. >> united states top kit lo mate in china has been summoneds to explain an armed deal worth almost2 billion. the package includes antitank missiles and amphibious assault vehicles. the past sales to taiwan attracted strong condemnation, which considered taiwan a renegade province. the controversial ceo of a u.s. pharmaceutical company is being questioned by the f.d.i. after being arrested on fraud charges. his company, by inflating the price of an hiv drug by 5000%. the report from new york, says the arrest is unrelated will still be welcomed by many. >> he is led away in handcuffs by fbi agents. arrested along with his lawyer, over a multimillion dollars fraud scheme. he is accused of lying to investors in two hedge funs he founded, his assets and losses. and then, miss appropriated $11 million from another company, retro fit to pay back those disgruntled investors. the attorney for the eastern distribution of new york, unveiled the seven downs indictment. >> these charges highlight the brazenness, and the depth of the schemes and the outrageous lies. >> the shot no note requirety

. >> the united states top diplomat in china has been commonned to explain an arms deal in taiwan that is worth $2 million. including two frida frigate, and missiles. china considers taiwan a renegade province. we have more from beijing. >> well, it has been awhile since the u.s. diplomat was summoned for a stern rebuke. but it was not the ambassador that was summoned. china regarded what the united states had done as something that threaten china's sovereignty, and he warned of retaliation. by that he might mean sanctions against the construction of the elderly warships. china with regards taiwan as a breakaway province that will one day return to the motherland. but this comes at a time where there is heightened tension in the south china seas where china has been building islands that concerns washington. and next month we have presidential elections in taiwan and it shows that the independence candidate is in the lead. this all comes at a time of warming relations between china and taiwan. and this is a reminder that this relationship is both facticus and complicated. >> chelsea is

. >>> the united states top diplomat in china has been summoned to explan an arms deal with taiwan.ast u.s. weapons sales to taiwan have attracted strong condemnation from china, which considered taiwan a renegade province. >> reporter: it has been a while since a u.s. diplomat was summoned to china for a stern rebuke. but the foreign minister told the diplomat that china regarded what the united states had done as something that threatened china's sovereignty and security interest, and warned of retaliation. by that he possibly means sanctions against the u.s. defense contractors involved in the construction of these warships. china regards taiwan as a break away province that will one day return to the motherland. this comes at a time of heightened tension in the south china sea. and then of course, next month we have presidential elections in taiwan, and at the moment, opinion polls show that the pro-independence candidate is in the lead. all of this comes at a time of warming relations between tie china there the leaders met in singapore, but this latest rowe over the sale of ar

today bush said taking out isis needs to be the united states' top priority. "they have a goal to put the black flag of isis on top of the white house.e.e should take them at their word. they have declared war on the united states of america. we need to declare war on them as well. " morning is one of two today. he's scheduled to be at the sullivan brothers iowa veterans museum in waterloo at noon. the latest quinnipiac university poll showed ted cruz in a statistical tie with republican front runner donald trump here in iowa. yesterday, the texas senator told supporters at the kirkwood regional center he's not attacking trump because he doesn't think trump will win the g-o-p nomination. on the democratic side, former maryland governor martin o'malley will be in keokuk county next week. keota high school officials say the presidential candidate will be at the school next tuesday. the visit comes after keota high school students wrote letters to each presidential candidate. we first told you about their project back in september. at the time, the students' goal

. >> and united states top dim lo mate has been summons to explain an arms deal in taiwan amphibious assault vehicles. past u.s. weapons have attracted strong condemnation in china which considered a remedies cause. more now from beijing. well, it has been a while since it was summoned to the foreign minister for a stern rebuke. as something that threatened china's sovereignty, and he warned of retaliation. by that he possibly means seances against the u.s. defense contractors involved in the construction of these warships. they have a break away province. this one comes at a time of heightens tension in the south china sea, where china has been building islands. next month we have presidential elections in taiwan, and at the moment, it shows that the proindependent is in the lead. between taiwan and china. the leaders of taiwan and china met in singapore, but this latest row of the sale of arms to taiwan from the united states, is a reminder that this relationship is both fractious and complicated. >> ban ki-moons that warned that they are on the brink of civil war that risks engulf

you're a race-baiting religious bigot you're going to have a hard time being president of the united states. topials are wary of taking on trump because they fear their attacks could backfire and don't want trump to come after them personally. at this point, the times reports almost everyone the republican party's upper echelons agrees something must be done. trump wrapped up a rally in new hampshire where he cast himself as the candidate the gop has been waiting for. >> i backed mccain, he lost. i backed mitt romney, he lost. this time i said now i'm going to do it myself, right? i'm doing it myself. no, i'm doing it myself. >> joining me now political analyst, former vermont governor howard dean, former chair of the democratic national committee. there's these reports will about all these conversations happening in quiet rooms with people, big donors, people that have influence, republican networks about what to do about trump. is there anything they can do? >> they could but they won't. they could find one established candidate that they all could coalesce behind and that person might be able

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. >> we are attracting successful, proven billionaires-- on the top 100 list of investors in the united states and probably in the top 200 investors of the world. >> this is one of the most unequal places in the entire united states. the gap between rich and poor is wider here than it is anywhere else. >> that's-- that's true-- >> bringing in hedge fund billionaires and having, you know, five-star, six-star hotels opening up for those investors to come in and stay while they look for places, properties to buy so that they can take advantage of those tax incentive laws, i mean, isn't that going to just simply exacerbate the inequality that already exists and is such a problem here? >> but the reality is that each one of these people that have moved under law 20 and 22 have created three, four jobs, are using our engineers, are using our architects, are using our publicity companies, are buying the properties, are going to our restaurants, are using helicopter services. the pilots are very happy. are using catering for the jets, are creating economic activity that are giving jobs to people, are

the promise of big money in the united states emptied the cuban league of many of their top players.ter lesson in market economics for a country that once claimed that love for the revolution was all their athletes required. cubans for generations have excelled at baseball. but a spree of defections and a lack of resources leave many people here wondering if their beloved national pastime could ever recover. during a three-day goodwill trip, mlb officials want to find a way for cubans to play in the u.s. without hurting the smugglers -- >> ultimately negotiate with the cuban baseball federation of the u.s. government and the cuban government a safe and legal path for a cuban baseball player who desire to play major league baseball to reach the major leagues. >> cuban officials indicated they want to make a deal if it could lead to badly needed revenue for their government. more fans want to see how the game is played in the u.s. >> so it's not only the enticement for the motivation of the money for these young players to leave, but also they don't have the same status at home as they

says it will increase pricing in europe for compensate for slumping sales in asia and the united states. two top executives are to leave rolls-royce as new chief executive restructures the company and shapes of his management team. the aerospace division's presence will leave next year while the head of its land and sea unit will retard. up next, european services -- will retire. we break down the eurozone pmi. that's next. ♪ mark: welcome back to "the pulse and radiobloomberg tv and streaming on your tablet of phone and bloomberg.com. earlier we had eurozone pmi data. manufacturing pmi rose, beating following of 52.8 figures from france and germany today. let's get over to hans nichols. a good morning to you. what sort of reaction are we seeing to these figures? hans: well, we are not seeing a huge reaction because the figures are basically in line with expectations. we see the services number coming in at 54. epid, modest, t monotonous growth. a year ago it was 51.3. the german numbers were better than expected. there was some disappointment on the manufacturing side. you tease out the german

in that treaty, the united states gets the top third of mexico, what is now arizona, new mexico, california, transferred from mexico to california. what is supposed to travel with that transfer is freedom, because mexico had abolished slavery in 1829. in the treaty that transferred california from mexico to the united states is the provision of freedom. this is what the legacy from mexico is, and california's challenge is, how do i do that? >> when california became a state, it joined as a free state. what does that mean exactly? jean: california holds a constitutional convention, and there was supposed to be a ballot for slave states and free states entering the united states. california was compelled to enter as a free state to keep the balance going. they hold a constitutional convention very quickly. they don't want to be a territory. they want to get rid of the american military, and the people who write california's constitution are southern slaveholders, yet they have to write a constitution abolishing and continuing the legacy of freedom. as soon as they write that constitution, the

united states. >> hello again, the top stories. the u.s.department of defense said that it killed ten leaders in syria including the man linked to paris attacks in november. >>> during a visit to the recently retaken city of ramadi, the iraqi prime minister hyder al abadi vowed to push out isil from iraq in 2016. >>> 22 people has been killed in a government office in northwest pakistan. >>> the former israeli prime minister has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after his conviction for bribery. the supreme court partially reversed the verdict and reduced the original sentence of six years. we have the latest for wers jerusalem. >> the hearing was brief. but the ruling was clear ehud olmert will be the first former prime minister to serve time in jail. he was ordered to serve 18 months in prison for bribery starting in february. he had originally been sentenced to six years in jail by a lower court in 2015. it all surrounded a construction deal in jerusalem. the supreme court found he was not involved in the main aspects of the bribery

united states. you have those two at the top. if you look at the middle east at large, there is a broader challenge facing the united states. that is the challenge of radicals from morocco to in muslims. that entire area of the world, which has one billion plus muslims. the vast majority of which, up to nice him percent, our hard-working folk who just want to make a better living for their family. but there is a movement out there for about 100 years now that posits an alternative way to organize your society. that, fundamentally, is what we think of as radical or militant islam. it has different name spear the current manifestation of that, the most violent, is isis and al qaeda. to 100re is maybe 50 organizations out there, some small or big with greater or lesser capability. but they are part of this broader movement. isis has a chain of command. ,hey are a de facto government in many ways. they controlled territory and have expanded significantly to other parts of the world. they are operating in north africa and east africa.

united states. >> you're watching al jazeera. our topstories, al jazeera's investigative unit has infiltrated the and would world of sports doping, our team found a link between medics providing banned substances and big name athletes. the allegations involve football and baseball stars, america's most popular sports. >>> the iraqi army said it's a matter of days before it takes the entire city center in ramadi from isil fighters. a government offensive began there on tuesday. >>> at least eight have died in the united states after tornadoes hit northern texas. experts are predicting storms and icy conditions through the week. >>> lets go back to our investigation into the world of alleged sports doping. a team found that link between a medic providing banned substances and big name athletes in the states. some rules are drug testing now do need to be changed. >> athletes are being more and more careful about being directly linked to doping substances themselves. they often get packages sent to people that they don't actually know to hav

if you could share some of the outreach efforts you have undertaken in washington and the united states as the top pakistani diplomat in america during your tenure. what have you done, what are you currently doing and what would you like to achieve in the future? as ambassador of pakistan is not to promote the interests of my own country in this great country, but also to build a strong relationship between our two countries. build the relationship stronger by working with the members of the administration. i'm very lucky that have a very good relationship with almost every institution in the united states. whether it's the state department the department of defense, the intelligence congress, the ustr, economic -- cooperation is part of my responsibility and i have reason to feel satisfied that in the havetwo years or so we organized a number of conferences in the united states of america and in pakistan attended by prominent businessmen from both countries. congress is another important area of interaction. i spend a lot of time on congress. at least two or three days in a week interacting with

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united states. we'll have more of the top stories for 2015 from around the world coming up at 7. tonight, thousands are expected to pack main street in downtown columbia to new year. the annual famously hot new year officially gets underway in around 10 minutes--rain or shine. a lineup of bands are set to take the stage in front of the state house--including five-time grammy award winning singer lauryn hill. there will also be stations for food and drinks. it's free to get in. if you want to make a monetary or food donation to flood victims there will be a place to do so. still ahead in sports-- coach frank martin says it's up to the fans to help keep the men's basketball winning streak alive. plus--tiger rag or boomer sooner...fans are going wild in miami to watch their teams go head to head in the orange bowl. coming up on nightly news an enormous skyscraper in dubai catches on fire, dramatic pictures from there, and yet the city goes ahead with the largest fireworks display on earth to celebrate new year's eve. also, a man in upstate new york accused of hatching an isis-inspir

you could share some of the outreach efforts you have undertaken in washington and in the united states as the topakistani diplomat in america during your tenure. what have you done? what are you currently doing? and what would you like to achieve in the future? >> you see, my job as ambassador of pakistan is not only to promote the interests of my own country in this -- in this great country, but also to -- to also build strong relationship between our two countries. i can also -- you know, i can only build that relationship stronger by regular interaction with the members of the administration. i'm very fortunate, i'm very lucky that i have got a very good relationship with almost every institution in the united states of america. whether it is the state department, whether it is the department of defense, whether it's the intelligence community, commerce or treasury or usdr, education. so all these are relevant areas. economic cooperation, trade development is another area of my responsibility. and i have reason to feel satisfied that -- that in the last two years or so that i have been here, w

and forge a new offset strategy to keep the united states and its ales ahead of fast-moving potential enemies. one of spain's leading diplomats, who has held topato d in you p postswas in the united states for meetings with the pentagon as well as nato official expxplain his coerative priorities with h nato on the third o offset and advancing the innovation agenda. strategy,third offset i think it is important that the u.u.s. government keeps its alls in europe and eu involved. to ensure that our armed forces are going to be operable and can work on the field wherere they e needed. that is one ofof the reasons whi have come here, to try and make sure that they keep us in the loop. -- vago: how do you think the eu, united states, and edu can advance common innovation interests? thee technological games changing for everybody and yet everybody faces financial constraints. >> iis very important we get the transatlantic relation right. we talked about burden sharing. we need d to commit to work on . defense budgets are finally going up in europe. i think we have to get this moy to be spent in the best possible way. p promotes defense cooperation.

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-led air campaign by limited ground rooms t clinton and her top challenger. >> if the united states doesot lead, there is not another leader. there is a vacuum, and we have to lead if we are going to be effective. >> go ahead [applause.] the united states is not the policeman of the world. the united states must not be involved in perpetual warfare in the middle east. >> reporter: the debate was not solely focused on national security bum income insecurity highlighting another difference between themselves an the frontrunner. clinton has accepted political donations for corporate donors. sanders has not and would rein until wall street barningsz if elected president. >> ceos, large multi-nationals may like hillary. they ain't going to like me. wall street will like me less. >> despite sanders' strong attack against the frontrunner, there is little time to close in on hillary clinton's commanding lead. the nation's first presidential nominating contest will be held in less than two months. a national polls, hillary clinton leads as much as 40 points ahead of her nearest competitor. al jaz

ground troops leading to a change highlighting the differences between clinton and her top challenger. >> if the united states does not lead, there is not another leader. there is a vacuum and we have to lead if they're going to be successful. [ applause ] >> senator saunders. >> of course the united states must lead, but the united states is not the policeman of the world, the united states must not be involved in perpetual warfare in the middle east. >> the debate was not focused solely on national security but income insecurity, highlighting another difference between himself and the front runner. clinton has accepted donations from corporate donors. sanders has not. he will rein in wall street banks if elected. >> hillary and i have a difference, the c.e.o.'s, multi-nationals like hillary. they don't like me and wall street is going to like me even less. despite sanders strong attacks against the democratic front runner, there is little time to close in on hillary clinton's commanding lead. the nation's first presidential nominating contest will be held in less than two months. in the national polls, hill

the average per ratio law enforcement officer to civilian in the united states accepted number is about 1.7 tops per thousand people. do i think it's a responsible choice that a person if they're going to carry c training, absolutely. i've been since he's been born in terms that he sees it, he realizes something that his dad wears, at this point in time he can look at it but can't touch it. probably when he's about six or seven or so maybe gets an opportunity to actually fire it. >> i do feel safer carrying a gun because as a woman i do feel women are targeted because of a perceived weakness. >> as far as open carry is concerned i think that it's important because it shows gun owners to be responsible people. you know we're very normal. i hear all the time in the news media, that we're right wing nut cases, these slanderous words. that's not me. >> normal people but with guns. still carrying guns is not a black and white issue for everyone in the movement. some have considered the gravity of the decision that one day they might have to make. >> i don't want to shoot everyone. every morning when

> well, you've heard these numbers before. 1% of americans own 35% of the wealth in the united states. and the top 20% of wealthy americans own 90% of the wealth. >> but there is something that is robbing the wealthiest of their money, their own families. nbc bay area's stephanie chuang shows us how easy it is for the rich to lose it all. >> reporter: steven works a regular 9:00 to 5:00 job in his walnut creek office, but pictures bring back a very different time, his childhood. >> everywhere we went everyone knew who we were. >> reporter: the family summer cottage, and the maine estate where his family hosted parties. >> my uncles and aunts and my mother with her drinks playing the piano and dancing. and it was just magic. >> reporter: his grandfather built a clothing manufacturing business in canada attracting celebrity clients from bob hope to mlb pitcher cecil page. >> this is my uncle probably scratching his head saying i can't believe this picture is here. >> reporter: his grandfather passed on his fortune of what would be roughly $120 million today to his five children, but bad decisions an

average age rose to a little over 26 years old. 4 million babies born in the united states last year. >>> and new jersey's topeneral, leader of the national guard lost weight and pass add physical fitness test that is not usually news worthy but he did it under a 90-day deadline to shape up imposed by governor chris christie. and he flunk have had and waist size 43.5 inches. and he was reprimanded. they will not say how much he lost, just a tremendous amount. >> and special deliveries tonight, the action cam came along as they brought toys and holiday gifts to families in need. it is an annual tradition for that force. the families are nominated by community members and other officers. and many of the homes they were greeted with hugs, warm smiles and big thank you. and that is when it feels like christmas. >> exactly, that's what it is all about. >> not outside. >> it is the holiday spirit and not the temperature. a lot of people ask me if the rain were snow, how much would it be? it would be around 10 inches and would have cause add lot of travel problems. it would have been pretty, but the rain is moving o

curious to know if you could share the outreach efforts have undertaken in washington and the united states is the top pakistani diplomat in america do in your. what have you done, what are you currently doing and what would you like to achieve in the future? >> my job as investor pakistan is not only to promote the interests of my own country and this great country but also to build strong relationship with other countries. i can only build that strong relationship stronger but regular direction with the members of the administration. i'm very fortunate and lucky that i have a very good relationship with almost every instant tuition within the united states of america. the state department, the department of defense, the intelligence community, commerce or u.s. dr. education, economic cooperation trade development is another area of my responsibility. i have reason to be satisfied that in the last two years or so that i've been here, we have organized a number of conferences for the united states of america and in pakistan, attended by very prominent businessmen from both countries. i spent a lot of

curious to know if you could share the outreach efforts have undertaken in washington and the united states is the top pakistani diplomat in america do in your. what have you done, what are you currently doing and what would you like to achieve in the future? >> my job as investor pakistan is not only to promote the interests of my own country and this great country but also to build strong relationship with other countries. i can only build that strong relationship stronger but regular direction with the members of the administration. i'm very fortunate and lucky that i have a very good relationship with almost every instant tuition within the united states of america. the state department, the department of defense, the intelligence community, commerce or u.s. dr. education, economic cooperation trade development is another area of my responsibility. i have reason to be satisfied that in the last two years or so that i've been here, we have organized a number of conferences for the united states of america and in pakistan, attended by very prominent businessmen from both countries. i spent a lot of

. >> you will never be president of the united states by insulting your way to the top. >> getting behinda they want to win. jeb bush does a little better it keeps him alive and so the nontrump, noncruz canidates are still -- they are still too many for the mainstream republicans. >> new jersey governor say they should spend less time bickering and more time figuring out how to beat hillary clinton. there are two more republican debates scheduled before the caucus in february. >>> the stock market jumped today after the federal reserve raised the key interest rate for the first time in a decade. the major indexes climbed 1.5%. the federal reserve raised short term interest rates boy a quarter of a point. it has been near 0 since december 2008 when the economy was tanking. >>> coming up, the national zoo's giant panda cub finally ready for a close-up. >>> but next, a secret service officer murdered, tonight, the discover the world animals, seen those before but sometimes they do it on their own mmm foot wow food for giants oooo no wonder no one has eaten this sandwich kids discover the wor

top the global business rankings. all 10 of the world's most viable firms come from the united states. u.s. rms are also predominate in i.t. they also lead in financial and pharmaceutical sectors. in europe, the top players tend to be in traditional energies. for example, nestlÉ and dutch oil giant shell ranked among the top 50. german companies only mated to the bottom third of the global ranking. this year's most viable german corporation was a pharmaceutical company. it made it to 66 place with the market value of about 105 billion euros. german carmaker volkswagen no longer ranks among the most valuable enterprises. in the wake of the emission scandal, bw shares tanked in the carmaker dropped out of the ranking. >> the textiles trade used to be a big employer, not anymore. illegal fakes from china have flooded the market, washing away thousands of jobs. we will talk to our correspondent about that in a moment. some companies are taking their own measures. >> for anyone who loves rich colors, this is a paradise. it is famous for traditional wax prints. here the brand names of the fabrics

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top diplomats in the united states have voiced their support for the deal. secretary of state john kerry said washington welcomes the agreement over what he calls a sensitive historical legacy. he called on other countries to back the deal. national security adviser susan rice said the u.s. looks forward to deepening its work with japan and south korea on a wide range of areas. it's rare for kerry and rice to both issue statements on the same issue. this underscores how the controversy has hampered efforts by the three countries to work together to counter north korea's nuclear development and china's increasing maritime activities. here in our studio we have first executive director of united nations university in tokyo. she worked at the united nations headquarters for nearly 30 years. she also served as the executive director of a japanese organization for compensating those referred to as the comfort women, the asian women's fund established in 1995. thank you very much for joining us today. >> my pleasure. >> leaders of japan and south korea are describ

new centrum vitamints. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> a new report on isis activities in the united states. george washington university found about 900 active isis investigations in all 50 states. there have been 56 terrorism-related arrests this year alone. >>> and facebook ceo and his wife mark zuckerberg, are giving away most of their wealth. about $45 billion to charity. in a letter to their newborn daughter, they wrote they wanted to help solve the world's problems including fighting disease. they told their daughter they want her to grow up in a better world. >>> a trip to the grocery store resulted in a random act of kindness that has extended far imagined. carter evans has the story from carlsbad, california. >> reporter: with two small children, jamie knighton has her hands full. and it was a recent trip to the grocery store that nearly pushed her to the breaking point, when the only credit card she had with her was declined. you're in line. line is going nuts. what are you going to do? >> i was trying to figure out if i could go home and get my other card and that is when matthe

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the celtics and kobe's final >>> the president of the united states planting himself on the top of the list for the most admired man of the year. >> president obama gained 17% of survey. pope frances and donald trump hillary clinton is once again the most admired woman. she's made the list 20 times now beating out eleanor roosevelt 13 and jackie kennedy five times. >> times square is definitely a hot spot on new year's eve. >> yeah, this is unreal. if you want to go there, it's going to cost you, even in places you wouldn't necessarily. the. times square chain restaurants are channeling a pretty penny for dinner thursday night. getting into the olive garden will set you back about $400 a person, and the famous bread sticks, they won't be served during the buffet dinner. appleby's, $375. ruby tuesday charging $249 a person. and tgi fridays will be $199. >> no bread sticks? no bread sticks. >> tgif then. >> well, if you have gift cards you won't use, you can bring them to target and swap them out. >> the store's trade-in values card will be swapped out for an $85 target gift card but wil

spot atto the top cinemas in the united states for the second weekend in said a christmas day record. we will give you with a check of the markets in the asia-pacific. this is how hong kong and shanghai lucknow. naked to 25 up 1/5 of 1%. ♪ emily: if he is right, one day, drones will be everywhere. chris anderson started playing around with robots in the backyard with his kids on a whim. now his company, 3-d robotics, manufactures self flying planes, helicopters, blimps, around the world. but his flight to ceo has been anything but direct. he has been a punk rocker, a particle physicist, a journalist, editor-in-chief of "wired" magazine for 12 years, and a three-time author. joining me today on "studio 1.0" is inventor, father, and founder, chris anderson. chris, thank you so much for joining us. chris: thanks for having me. emily: great to have you here. i would love to hear about the day when you started playing around with robots with your kids. five kids, by the way. chris: five kids. it was a big day. as you mentioned, my origins were as a scientist. my wife is a scientist and we

so after winning an election to the united states senate, and feeling like you're on top of the world, you show up, and you're immediately escorted down to the basement into one of these offices. when hillary clinton was elected a senator from new york, she was still living in the white house, because her husband had a couple months left to his term which was going to end later in january of 2001. she would leave the white house in the morning to go downstairs to a basement office with no windows. everybody starts out the same. there are numerous committee rooms in this building, but the room we're in right now is really the room designed for the most special events when the dirksen building was constructed. it was originally an auditorium, a 500-seat auditorium with a stage that was sloped down. this is where people would come to make announcements, large meetings would be held, it was not a hearing room at first. and then in the 1970s, senator frank church began to investigate problems with the cia and fbi. and this was goaliing to be the first investigation into the intelligence op

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