troy: not really.managers that focus on commodities, there was the heyday. you had a lot of spread. a lot of it was spread driven and managers printed money for years as markets became more efficient and in the run-up to the crisis, you had trends in the oil and the collapse. after the recent collapse, it has been more range bound so it is more challenging. the big opportunity is going to come as we enter the next bear market and the 10 year goes to one. tom: it is tuesday, gloom free day here. troy: you have got to look ahead. francine: we will do gloomy wednesday and thursday. jeff currie and troy gayeski stay with us. coming up, morgan stanley wealth management chief investment officer at 8:00 a.m. in new york this is "bloomberg." . ♪ viviana: this is bloomberg surveillance. i'm viviana hurtado. defend its planned merger with sprint on capitol hill next month. the ceo and sprint chairman will speak to it skeptical democratic-controlled committee. brettfounder and ceo smith will not be forced to step

king told the boy from troy he'd need his parents permission to take on troy state. but they were afraid of the consequences and refused. as lewis returned to nashville he was determined to do something. and then he met the second role model to change his life. >> he came to nashville and enrolled as a student in vanderbilt university divinity school. >> this unbelievable young man told us the philosophy and discipline. and he kept saying respect and dignity and worth every human being. even if someone beat you. throw you in jail. the look them in the eye. and respect them. lawson's group began sit-ins at lunch counters in downtown nashville in early 1960. lewis and the other students filled the counters. tried to order food and then took whatever abuse was hurdle hurled at them. and the 20-year-old lewis was arrested for the first time in february 18960 his parent were shocked. >> lot of people of color were afraid of what could happen. he could die. they could lose the land or any number of consequences. >> but he and a number of students continued their sit-ins, a

troy, you were writing about facebook. this was an editorial you were writing in which you were talking about how mark zuckerberg has a tremendous amount of power at facebook, and congress ought to step in. tell me, he's got shares that are more powerful than the shares i can buy. >> yeah. so this is something that has become more common within the tech industry. it kind of -- the resurgence of this kind of what's called dual-class share ownership started with google in 2004, and moved on to facebook when facebook went public in 2012, and now there's lots of different tech companies that have the structure. basically what it means is you have one or two or three different shares of stock, different classes of stock, and the people that are on the inside get more votes than everybody else. so in the case of mark zuckerberg, his shares give him ten votes per share. and what it basically means for zuckerberg is that he owns, his economic ownership of the company is 6%, but th16% but han half of the votes. >> it's his company.

. >> the water is flowing from the cell of inmate troy wagner, who is serving 20 years for aggravated assault and attempted sexual battery wagner says he broke the sprinkler head by accident it all stemmed from an incident earlier in the day >> i was angry and mad and i had slung feces in the cell. when i get upset and angry, i end up doing things like that. >> like that you've done that before? >> yes, ma'am. >> really? so, what does that gain you? how does that help >> it don't. it don't help me at all. it just puts me in more worse and worse and worse spots. >> wagner had spread feces all around his cell, including the sprinkler head, and he says he was only trying to clean it up >> i ain't got nothing to clean it up with i tried to clean it, and i tried to use the fork to clean it i didn't realize when i wa digging in there, in the hole, that the fire thing, that it was going to pop like that >> you have to tamper with it for it to go off you've got to actually break a piece off for it to activate in that manner. and that's what they do is they manipulate it, break it. he has to t

council member co-chair blacksten and then council member williams. >> co-chair blacksten: captain troy, thank you for coming to speak to us. i think you're brave to do that and you're being very transparent in letting us know you're doing the very best you can and you have a lot to learn. so i really want to commend you for doing that. i'd like to draw your attention to the area of the emergency preparedness. earlier in our meeting we talked a little bit about disabled and functional needs, that's a committee on which i serve. we deal a lot with emergency preparedness, like for example, this horrific fire that we had to encounter earlier in the year and how do disabled people deal with that? but what about earthquakes? or a tsunami? how many training has your officers gotten in terms of emergency preparedness? there are those of us who are blind, blind, hard-of-hearing, have you gotten training in that area and what would you do in some situations? >> so every disaster or event can be different, but police officers are trained when it comes to emergency management. so emergency managem

. >> i'm joined now by troy williams who was an inmate at san quentin and was paroled in 2014, ce toere. >> nice to be here. >> you know every one of those men we just saw. you were there yourself at san quentin. what is it like to watch them tell their stories? >> my heart goesout. i see a bunch of men who deserve a second chance, who need another second chance. and seeing so much that they can contribute out re. >>nd you spent nearly 20 years of your life in prison. >> yes. >> and you're getting a second chancat you partic in many rehabilitation programs while you were there. was there a single turning point while you were on the inside? >> i wouldn't say a single point. i think it was a slow turning for me, being able t watch other men be examples, to see people come in and offer m new set of tools, and watching certain people in the administraon who wa with integrity, i think they weremll ents that allowed me to really reflect on my life a lot deeper. s >> what wereme of the tools that the rehab programs gave you? >> one is really just the ability to look back, the ability to ref

troy, thank you very much for coming on the show. i appreciate it.e a lot to talk about on this front. let me stay with iowa for a second. joni ernst is making some headlines. she's out in divorce papers showing she was interviewed in 2016 to be donald trump's running mate. that's interesting. i think the reporting had shown she was on that long list, but apparently she was high up on the short list. >> right. that's a remarkable thing i think about the divorce filing. she talked about her husband hated her success and she turned down consideration to be vice president because she thought it would be best for her relationship with him and for her family. i feel like divorce lawyers must have heard every imaginable complaint in the book, but my husband stopped me from being vice president is probably a first. >> and she's pretty high up in senate republican leadership. when you look at the other side of the aisle, democrats, pete buttigieg throwing his hat into the ring. he would be the youngest, first openly gay, we've shown a graphic of different po

responsive to these works in a moment i can see the idea of the juxtaposition of his works with make troy's. existing the show one or other feel is most visceral works towers above you it could be heaven. or it could be hal which is pretty much what the critics the two. critics very much divided but what about you what did you think of it meant stray i thought a lot of the criticism was unfair obviously some critics just don't like bill viola he's an artist he studied buddhism his works are very spiritual but i thought they did go very well together with the intimates michelangelo drawings the affinities and if you enter into the spirit of the show then i think you can get a lot out of it i'm what did you like best what we saw there in the piece this works that puts you kind of ringside at the birth of a baby and also at the bedside of a dying woman if you turn away from that it's. the other world you see the truly remarkable. sound of birth and death coming from behind. all of the. life itself this is the virgin mary in the baby jesus baby so very big in there and i saw. christ's. carrying

just a second ago it was up $10 per troy ounce. for that ounce, $1,323.50 for the gold bugs who are pretty thrilled right now. but where are the risks in what the fed said today and where are the all-out positives? to our brilliant panel here. mark vitner from wells fargo and bill lee, former head of north american economics at citigroup and former senior economist at the new york fed, now chief economist at the milken institute. right away, i need to know your reaction. the markets are definitely winners here. >> i'm pleased because i think the fed's previous messaging gave a lot of investors, a lot of folks in general, the impression that they were somewhat out of touch, and they assumed that the economy was strong enough, that the balance sheet reduction could remain on auto pilot, they could continue with advanced forward guidance in terms of interest rates and were of a mindset that interest rates were set to go much higher. that's all been taken away. they have also removed the language suggesting that the economy is strong w

aikman. >>> we will see you tonight. >> you're right, troy aikman, dallas cowboys, and he led them to the super bowl. >>> nba taking on memphis. >> he feels that to take a stride, and oh my goodness. >> the timberwolves call anthony towns with the jam. the former kentucky while guy, minnesota beats the grizzlies, 99-97. >>> keep an eye on the polar vortex. we go live to milwaukee, wisconsin well below zero, and we have the effects coming up your >>> they will be holding a rally to demand higher wages and to fill the 700 job openings in the city, and we have a live report coming up. cvs pharmacy. ed gets copays as low as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything she wants. ed knows he could just have us deliver his prescriptions. but what's the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy. we're tracking the showers as they m >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . charles manso >>> it is around the brain to wake us up this morning. we are tracking showers that are moving out with another system moving in.

security researcher troy hunt first reported the breach.ys it's difficult to see where the information originated from, but it could have come from more than two thousand leaked databases. hunt runs a website called "have i been pwnd" "have i been pwnd" where you can search to see if your email address and password have been compromised. it might be a good idea to check the site now ... in the wake of this recent breach. (robin ) amazon prime is in its prime. the subscription service that offers perks .. such as free two-day shipping .. has passed one -hundred million subscribers in the u-s alone. that is up from 90-million a year ago. amazon prime costs 119-dollars a year... or 13-dollars a month ... and along with that free two- day shipping, members get reduced rates on overnight shipping... amazon has not yet commented on the latest numbers. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... fed up with the problems... oakland teachers making a stand today with a sick-out in hopes of a solution. hopes of a solution. (ácommercialá) well,

nice troy. a brief chase. a few a breath so fresh. and he soon back in the fold. they know what they are doing they know what to expect from. barry nor. do we want. to reward. very very very bored. he learned most you have to report. don't they don't understand this so i remember very were the words. out and that's what we are doing here. for about a week these students are only fed the food supply given the streaks during training mostly a staple diet of but none of and not. just before. during the weekend so little giants are given a veritable feast albert prepares a mixture of peanuts and dried fish this calorie cocktail is great for their bones . you do want. them to it's no feast without dessert. he says. you. can see here. in the wild giant rats live in small underground colonies. they're quite independent within the colony they live in their own burrows and tend not to share food with neighbors. females can choose their own mating partners but the colonies are not matter. they are ruled by a group that works a little like a parliament with both male and fem

nice troy. a brief chase. a few a breath so fresh. and he soon back in the fold. they know what they are doing they know what to expect from them they know. if to your work you can do very we want. to be war. profitable for. very very very bored he learned most you have to do board animals don't they don't understand so i remember very well the words. and that's what we are doing. for about a. week these students are only fed the food supply given the streaks during training mostly a staple diet and nuts. during the weekends a little given a veritable feet. of peanuts and dried fish this. is great for their bones. it's no feast. he says. he. sees here. in the wild rats live in small underground colonies. quite independent within the colony. live in their own. food with neighbors. females can choose their own mating partners but the colonies are not matter. they are ruled by a group that works a little like a parliament with both male and female members. it's a big day for isaac. is about to move on to high school. just like every graduate to be he gets his own per

the major mishap was was first reported by security researcher troy hunt. he says it's difficult to see where the hacked info originated -- but it could have come from more than two-thousand leaked databases. experts say this type of breach has happened before, but never on this scale. you can search to see if your email address or password has been compromised. we have a link to it posted on our website at kron-4 dot com. (mabrisa) i'm meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. (catherine) other parts of the state are also dealing with storm damage today. thi

goals were will hughes industry captain troy deeney sent them through to round four.er break, and arsenal have opened up a gap at the top after returning to winning ways. they came from a goal down to beat west ham 4-2. this from a goal down to beat west ham 4—2. this headerfrom england's leah williamson put them up, and then the hammers equalise, but their dutch striker scored twice in the second half. they are now two points ahead of manchester city after they drew at bristol today. elsewhere, victories of birmingham, brighton and chelsea. one of the football story. jermain defoe hasjoined rangers on loan from bournemouth. this has been expected for a few days. the 36—year—old head to scotla nd days. the 36—year—old head to scotland on an 18 month deal. away from football, and in the rugby premiership, wasps won forever the second time in 14 matches as they beat northampton saints 27—16. this john dion try helped. also an impressive try in the second half from willie larue. this is an impressive win from wasps, who move up impressive win from wasps, who move up to s

. >> reporter: troy is part of the safety ministry in haymarket.eves the long-standing ban shoulbe repealed, in part because of the wording. it prohibits carrying weapons to a place of worship during a service unless has one good reason. >> my good aci suffient reason could be different from your good and sufficient reason but who says mine is less valid than your:. >> reporte troy says if specific churches want to prohibit weapons,ey can do so without the ban. >> churches are private property. >> the thought of anybody except people who are well trained, disciplined, experienced, terrifieme. reporter: she and others fear repealing the ban will open the church doors to a greater danger. >>> the bill still has to pass the house of delegates and if it happens it will likely be governgoverrevet revetoed by the governor. >> it feels nice outside, but something tells me not to g used to it. >>> it's winter and, of course, e're tracking another storm system but not for your weekend. the next chance moves in later in day on tuesday.we this kend, nice for

>> jamelle holieway in for troy aikman. troy was injured.roy, well, he ended up having a professional career. >> troy did all right. it all worked out. more on that later. >>> the government shutdown now entering day 18. president trump showing no signs of backing down, making a prime time address to the nation tonight and then traveling to the border on thursday. >> democrats will have a response, as well. this friday marks the first missed paychecks for 800,000 federal employees who have been furloughed or are working without pay. if the shutdown extends through saturday, it will be the longest on record. jon karl spoke with vice president pence just moments ago and starts us off from washington. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. the vice president said the president will portray this as a national security crisis at the border but there is a real credibility question. i asked the vice president about the repeated false statements, inaccuracies coming from the white house on this issue. thank you, mr. vice president. th

we're standing here now in front of the country view dinner troy, new york. where gillibrand came with her two young sons, her husband and mother. they chose this diner because they're just a stone's throw away from their home and this is their favorite diner when they want to speak 0 constituents. i said you know, what are some of the stakes you saw in 2016 with the clinton campaign that you hope to do differently in communicating your message. she says she wants to include those americans who feel left out. i said to her that a lot of americans who feel left out were trump supporters. a lot of trump supporters we were covering the midterms, said they felt left out of the tapestry of american politics. she wants to tell them that this is an america they should feel proud of and feel part of. she wants to make health care for equitable as well as education and wants to fight institutional racism and wants to fight the special interest groups. that's why she says she is announced she's going to not accept any corporate pac money. she's making her pitch inside

we asked you on facebook what would you like to troy or experience in a virtual world. pretty run would like to go subatomic and see what the quantum realm looks like. david jasper would use vi to explore the moon he's particularly interested in the marine surface. research at berkeley beer carnegie is more of a romantic and imagines being transported into a supreme girl full of sweet memories like being in the midst of a full romance and writes wow how i would love it to be real. dominico sucky i would love to explore our infinite soda system. and erasmo cresco would take the opportunity to make one of man's dreams come true the dream of life. hum-m. m. . and i. can defend the generational divide. but on that. there are some eighty five million people who start in the world a german doctor has developed software to help them help themselves. you know you can overcome these blocks which can lead to people's faces becoming contorted etc by learning to shift your voice to a softer register and that's the basic principle here. let's compare. our minds only not. the softwar

and singing about the destruction of a different place, a destruction of troy. and here we sit today, our leadership fiddling while our nation suffers while our leadership watches from afar from the tower playing some fiddle for their amusement instead of taking action here on the floor of the senate. while the republican senate leadership fiddles, our farmers aren't getting the funds or assistance they need to get through the winter and prepare for the next season because the department of agriculture is closed for business. while the republican leadership of this chamber fiddles, firefighters, who we ask to risk their lives fighting massive infernos in our nation's forests are missing out on critical preparation an training time -- and training time for the next season. in addition, the work being done to thin the forest to make the forest more fire resistant is suspended. the fuel being taken off the forest floors is suspended. the prescription done to make the forests more fire resistant are canceled, and yet this is the time it has to happen. while the lead

this is the country view diner in troy, new york. she lives just a stone's throw away.t very clear what her platform was going to be. she said it is about creating greater access to education and health care and it's also about fighting institutional racism and special interests. i have to say, andrea, the announcement that she was making her bid, it was met with some mixed reviews. some question exactly what her status would be in terms of where she would fall on the political spectrum. they cited the fact that back when she was in the house, she was a centrist figure but then changed her tune on key issues like gun control, elements of immigration reform, once she got to the senate. in the past nine years in the senate she's been pretty left-leaning. but the question now for a lot of people who are considering whether to cast their vote for her is what type of candidate she would be for the country, not just when she's appealing to the constituents here in new york, but what will her tune be when she makes her bigger bid to the rest of the country coming up, andrea. >

my name iskim troy, client of city clinic. when i first learned i was hiv positive i do not know what it was. i felt my life would be just ending there but all the support they gave me and all the information i need to know was very helpful. so i [inaudible] hiv care with their health >> about a quarter of our patients are women. the rest, 75% are men and about half of the men who come here are gay men or other men who have sex with men. a small percent about 1% of our clients, identify as transgender. >> we ask at the front for $25 fee for services but we don't turn anyone away for funds. we also work with outside it's going out so any amount people can pay we will be happy to accept. >> i get casted for a pap smear and i also informed the contraceptive method. accessibility to the clinic was very easy. you can just walk in and talk to a registration staff. i feel i'm taken care of and i'm been supportive. >> all the information were collecting here is kept confidential. so this means we can't release your information without

and there are a lot of good you have forgotten troy what happened that day so i will. be there . no no i asked everybody else. just. wait almost. after man was shot my son. bought her for. her. out of her. looking at life the first truckload working protests causing such a also on the scouts an avenue cars are not able to get behind these demonstrators they are upset over the shooting at a hard one a months ago non-trade hamilton. was the lead to the support of the. house i'm. when i first heard the news a report on my world down trade i have a robbery on his record you know but i think they just had it tangled. i think i just turned eighteen. but had a baby. so me and then some older guy and some younger. and i think we even got a couple lottery tickets on the watch for something like what is no more fifty dollars. but the next morning two detectives came to the house they basically handcuffed me right in the liberty on. an island doing eighteen months in the corrections with a sixteen year stay sentence. some of those life lessons right there needs to be a better person and. ye

and it will all go to hell for god troy what happened that day that will. never be there comes down i asked everybody else. just. what i almost bought. after man was not her son. bought her for. her. help out of a tough. looking at life the first truck was working protests causing such a also on the scouts an avenue cars are not able to hit by these demonstrators they are upset over the shooting at red card one months ago the trade hamilton up was likely to support the bill. that. passed out on i. when i first heard initial reports on my were down trade i have a robbery on his record you know but i think they just had it tangle. think i would just turn eighteen. but had a b.b. day. so me and robin some older guy and some younger guy and i don't think we even got a couple lottery tickets on the watch for me to feel like what is no more fifty dollars. but the next morning two detectives came to the house they basically handcuffed me right in the liver on. your mind up. doing eighteen months in the corrections with a sixteen year stay seems. some of those life

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[cheers and applause] tara whittle back with us from troy, new york.ion when we were rudely interrupted yesterday and had to stop. you got to the halfway point of $10,000, and you still have a lifeline up there on the board. you got that "50/50." how do you feel coming back in and knowing half your job is done here? >> well, i feel pretty great, and i know that there's some work ahead of me, but, you know, they're just gonna be questions on the board and all the answers are gonna be there. i just have to figure out what the right one is. >> that's it. you just summed up our game in five seconds. 7 questions away from $1 million, so let's get back to work. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ all right. we start today with a $20,000 question. that's a good day. let's go. which of these statements is true about all four u.s. presidents who have a u.s. state capital named after them? >> okay, so there's a lot going on in this question. so i have to think of the four presidents that have capitals named after them. so we

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hudson river in troy new york, telling another part of the story, the ice. the weather contributing to hundreds of car accidents in missouri and beyond and frigid temperatures rolling in, d creating a reager for icy roadways. we begin with kathy park in albany, new york. >> reporter: a blast of winter eather buried parts of the midwest and northeast today, dumping nearly a foot of snow in albany, new york, even plow drers bowled over. >> how does this storm compare to others you've had to cover? >> biggest oneore. >> reporter: nearby, a stunning sight. the hudson river frozene wh there wasn't snow, water was aproblem. heavy rains flooded areas of new york city today. strong waves slamming the eastern seaboard, and parts of coastal massachusetts are under water. overnight, a major drop inur temper in some cities will mean an icy mess on the roads and possible power outages as trees and powerines freeze. the windchills tomorrow, life threatening. internationalfalls, minnesota, will feel like 40 below. cleveland, windchis of minus 11. chicago, negative 9. the c

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. >>> meanwhile, helen of troy trimmed its y fullr sales outlook. the consumer products maker thab ownds like braun and vicks cited chinese economy a foreign exchange headwinds. $115.92. ll 13% to >>> the cost of prescription drugs has long been a hot button issue. today "the wall strebl journal" he an article on how a biotech company is considering tackling high-cost treatment. joing us is the managing director at capital street. nice to have you here, welcome back. >> thank you. >> let's start with "the wall street journal" article on basically blue bird bio, which isutting forward thedea of expensive treatments being paid for on an installment plan and so kind of an outcome-based pricing. is that practic in an era where it's been so hard to get drug prices lower? >> drug prices are a very hard nut to i think that what the blue bird ceo is outlining is certainly very ineresting. roblem with a five-year payment plan, as i see it, is thathe insurance underwriting cycle is one year. so what if a individual takes that $2.1 million gene therapy and the

percent believe that in order for ken to continue to live his life that he had made a very intentional troy's to silo what had happened in vietnam he had the memories but there was no way that he was going to engage with the morality of it i just had the sense that he feels like if he started to even a bit he might not be able to control the flood of emotions and guilt and everything else that would come with it and at the time he was only nineteen years old and he was clearly believing that he was just doing this he was following orders so josh let me ask you this as a former soldier yourself how difficult is it when you're actually in the field in your order to do something that you morally disagree with i think. it's easy to sit back and and judge that situation and think that you would act differently but the reality of it is when you go through boot camp they they really break down who you are and they build you back up into this other thing for me it was this u.s. marine that was my identity and so you had this kind of ultimate trust in your leadership that you're not going to be given

those crowds way they've been successful and now they are launching the tear gas in the parade she troy and jack calm the situation down here i'm being told a guy you got a sense of the forces coming up but yet complete chaos within just a few minutes once again as acts eleven is searching the under way here in paris several people were injured in the clashes one protester identified as a popular figure that there's eleven students overnight injured it was taken away by paramedics victimise streaming footage of the protests at that moment and captured it on camera. oh. this is no. journalist known for a public figure who is donald trump has written a book about his struggles with the president details after the break. you are you know more than fifty percent of the day has passed your screen and your screen is controlling you through this little incentives and you know robot on the shelf you know play my favorite song and i feel so good i'm so warm inside you know meanwhile your bank accounts being drained by wall street and yours you know your net worth is collapsing in your money's be

being ostracized by the very communities in which they live love and moon the tragic loss of life troy civic on al-jazeera. the world's largest oil company fails to become public water tap and. other kingdom in the company inseparable here the world's largest oil producer and you don't left in the world like a flock of fans that definitely felt something al-jazeera investigates the politics of oil the middle east's most potent economic weapon. saudi arabic over the company and the state on al-jazeera. keeping the nuclear deal alive the e.u. announces a plan to bypass u.s. sanctions and keep trading with iran. sam is a dam this is al jazeera live from also coming up piling on the pressure thousands of protesters across venezuela called on president nicolas maduro to step down. politicians in the u.s. renew their push to end support for the saudi u.a.e. led war in yemen plus. i'm wayne hay in myanmar where thousands of come out to mark seventy years since a rebel group took up arms against the government a cease fire is in place that will tell you why a permanent peace seems to be drifti

do that unfortunately i believe that islamophobia does exist now within the conservative party of troy to deal with the matter quite clearly by writing to the present prime minister to the previous prime minister as well as have spoken to the c.c. h.q. . but unfortunately we have not received the right group live and no positive action has been taken i believe that the party should accept that there is a problem let's come off his high horse of the denial. of course of the answer to the semitism in islamophobia is education and building bridges but it wasn't just bridges you were building was. i wasn't just building bridges alex i was building ships and talk about the future of ship building and i see part cities on it of all the great names of british shipbuilding perhaps harland and wolff is the most famous of all it's not the largest ship builder in the world it's certainly boat the world larger ships with the olympic class including the titanic proudly launched in the belfast jetty before the great war the decline of the company much thought to british ship building as a whole with

the town over bush to hold troy and get closer to the action president michael is here in the town today to launch that national debate these debates are to take place across france these opportunities to listen to the concerns of people people couldn't say what they concerns of the internet they can take part in the debates and he's saying that this could change the new contract with the people here in france but yes we've already seen the groups trying to to run off from the main crowds and as a result of that security forces tightening the area here completely also deploying tear gas was sold out and pepper spray being used on some of the protesters who have been trying to push the police we're going to turn around and you might also see that enforcement supreme buttin including a water cannon down there hasn't been used so far but it is there overseas as a deterrent now the debates are going to be held in areas like the town halls we've been speaking to some of them as fronts to get their thoughts on this ground national debate rose. i met with the end of vests in my area this time j