(guns firing rapidly on vide vincent: (crowd chanting) (vincent shoutg)to >> narra since the protestsong residents have participated, making them the largest on chinese territory since tiananmen square. (man shouting) on this nit, vincent has joined thousands of others in the center of the city. one of their slogans is "liberate hong kong: revolution of our time." >> vincent: (crowd shouting) >> narrator: a few hours later, the violence escales. (crowd shouting)fi thrst live round is fired by the police. un fires) a warng shot. (shouting) >> vincent: (shouting continues) ♪ ♪ future.ought a lot on my own i had to be mentally prepared to be arrested or even to be sent to the prison. >> narrator: at 22, agnes chow is already a veteran of pro-democracy protests. she's not worried about showings her face because's already known to the authorities. she was recently arrested. >> when i woke up and i opened the do of my room, i suddenly saw five police officers standing outside of my room. and i was so shocked. >> narrator: now she's on bail and tonight must report to ati police s. agnes says

vincent: >> woman: >> vincent: >> narrator: he has firsthand experience of life in mainland china.oving to hong kong in his teens. >> vincent: an shouting) (crowd chanting) >> narrator: vincent says he fears hong kong will become all survce state like china. (man shouting) some lampposts here are already equipped with sensors and cameras, and have become targets of the protesters. (crowd cheering, post crashes) (cheering more loudly, applauding) >> (laughing) v incent: (siren blaring) >> narrator: hong kong currently nes a free press and intert-- unlike on e chinese mainland, whd.e both are heavily censo so, it was only when vincentko arrived in hong that he learned abouchina's deadly crackdown on pro-democracy protesters at tiananmen square in 1989. (guns firing rapidly on video) >> vincent: (crowd chanting) (vincent shouting) st>> narrator: since the ps began, millions of hong kong residents have participated, making them the largest on chinese terrory since tiananmen square. (m shouting) on this night, vincent has joined thousands of othe in the center of the city. one of their

vincent: i love europe. efficient ideas to invest in, everyone just goes back to loving their own asset class. i was in one of those macro dinners. , high yield guys love high yield, and everybody is kerry, carrie -- is carry, carry. it is amazing to me that people the strategyhing of selling vol. to me, it sounds like picking up pennies in front of a steamroller. so far i've been wrong, so kudos to them, but i don't think i can handle it. alix: what a great entry. with us is mark connors, credit suisse head of risk advisory. what do you think? mark: that was the high yield prerecession call. i think if we want to look at the news where it might come into your area of being right, that steamroller might appear because central banks have said to the fed, we are not going to be involved in a structurally permanent repo facility. we thought when the december news came out, we are basically here to support everything, they are now trying to let the markets play. we will see if they do that. and i wereie -- you t

the news hit vincent's family hard. >> hearing the news that vince was killed was horrible. but what the justice system did was unfair. when they threw that out of court, i was devastated all over again. and we thought that she was going to walk away. we thought that they were going to get away with it. >> prosecutor pryor wasn't going down without a fight. she filed a motion with the kentucky court of appeals. jessie and jarred meanwhile were out and about, relatively free. >> how did you feel about both jessie and jarred building out on house arrest with just ankle bracelets? >> i was livid. i argued to the best of my ability to the judge about why someone that was charged with such a heinous murder should be out on an ankle monitor, and none of the arguments that i made were convincing to the judge. >> then, everyone waited and wait. four long years went by before the appeals court finally reached a decision and sided with the prosecution. >> what's that moment like when you get word that it's been overturned and that the statement will be allowed? >> i was very much reli

vincent: by the way, canadian data out today. other central bank on the verge of a cut, the act of canada. -- the bank of canada. alix: coming up, alessio de longis will be joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ awesome internet. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] ♪ alix: come to "bloomberg daybreak" on this friday, february 28. let's take it from the top. >> this is possibly the worst thing i've ever seen in my career, and i've been through a lot. i've been through the stock market crash in 1987. i went through the financial crisis. this has the potential to reel into something extremely serious. alix: global stocks agree and continue to plunge after the worst selloff on wal

vincent: we don't have many information today. information from the board of directors to assess this case because we were a little bit surprised. in december, they were claiming oft he was unaware of all the spying affairs, and now this confidenceo be broken between the board and the ceo. so what happened in between remains an open question in our view. guy: do you think that replacing tidjane thiam is going to resolve some of the corporate issues, some of the corporate governance issues that existed at the bank? do you think it had to ultimately come down to the ceo? vincent: i think the governance is the responsibility of the board of directors. asking for are renewal of the chairman of the board because the confidence is broken for many years. we have to remove her that mr. roehner was supporting the , and withf the bank coming in, we had to recapitalize the bank. more than $10 billion offering. mr. roehner was supportive of that whole strategy. that is why the credibility for us is difficult. and all the governance problem is

joining me is vincent cignarella.ten to vincent on the bloomberg if you type in squa . vincent: it's been a while since we talked about elliott waves. there's two things about this. it is really at an inflection point. we just completed the fifth wave , and what that suggests is that this is supposed to be over. it also comes in at about the same level as where you would see a standard deviation from the average closing price. $1635 and $1640, normally you would say faded. we are at different levels with what everyone is concerned about. i think gold could be the canary in the coal mine. if this level breaks, i think all hell is going to break loose in the risk asset world. again breaking further, and we may finally see the fade in equities we haven't seen yet. alix: that's a protection for you. thanks very much. coming up on the program, philip economist and executive board member, will be joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is fr

vincent: and that is the point.ip a little bit more for the first quarter this year, virus effects, but what we this push forward of growth into the second quarter. i think the lei is going to turn higher. it will lead the activity index and gdp. romaine: there are some folks, including some strategists, that say some of the positive data we are getting on manufacturing could be a little bit of a head fake, may be obscuring a little more trouble. vincent: i think when you look back at 2019, when the trade situation was still hot and ,eavy in the third quarter before we got the delays, when the trade war was delayed and pushed forward, it brought a lot of manufacturing inventories into the latter half of last year, away from the first quarter. a little bit of build up people expect it to unwind. that situation has passed. i think now you see an inventory rolloff, and that needs to be rebuilt. whether you have strong growth or not, you still have to have product on the shelf. i think that is going to carry us into the

. ♪ vincent: -- romaine: now for the bloomberg first take.oining us right now, vincent cignarella, voice of the bloomberg macro squawk, and sylvia jablonski, managing director of referee asset management and etf's of rafferty asset management and etf strategist -- of rafferty asset management and etf strategist. the china thing is really interesting. the market has been closed since the 23rd. there was probably some level of liquidity crunch there. we saw shanghai indices down about 7%, 8%. this could be hopefully the bottom, and hopefully these are discounts. it remains to be seen what happens over the next few days. i think a lot of it is about to be priced in this week, and then investors might look at opportunities for buying on the discount, names like tech, mcdonald's, all of these big companies affected by this. vincent: i think there will be opportunities, but i'm not sure we are there yet. a medical journal did a study into spec that 70,000 -- study and expect that 70,000 people in wuhan of been affected. i think we are seeing classi

romaine: our thanks to vincent cignarella.program, matt johncan -- matt miskin, hancock advisors market strategist. this is bloomberg. ♪ everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save you money. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. and save even more when you say "bring my own phone" into your voice remote. that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. can you help keep these iguys protected online?? easy, connect to the xfi gateway. what about internet speeds that keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. what about wireless data options for the family? of course, you can customize and save. can you save me from this conversation? that we can't do, but come

vincent cignarella going to me now. listen to vincent, squa on the terminal.t the dollar. vincent: so many people caught off base this year. everyone wanted to sell the dollar. it was a nice trade the beginning of the new year. in that white line, dollar bears, hello. very painful. they were expecting emerging market growth to pick up. obviously, the virus sat on that. the other, people look at interest rates and differentials between interest rates and the dollar, and the basement is littered with the bones of people who trade in foreign exchange that only look at interest rates and differentials. so many things going to this. not going to stop anytime soon. alix: really appreciate it. coming up on the program, kathy jones, charles schwab fixed income strategist, and david bahnsen of the bahnsen group will join us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this thursday, february 20. i'm alix steel. let's take it from the top. language]ng foreign says the impact for the virus will be short-lived and will continue to prop up domestic dema

vincent: wednesday was sell cable.are going to see with this new law enacted with the treasury, where corporations can complain about currencies, if you will, at some point down the road, trump is probably going to focus on germany, auto tariffs as we get closer to the election. that is going to weigh on the euro, on the election. torsten: we had a client on wednesday with a big discussion about where the outlook was, and surprised that there was very little conversation about today's number. there's not expectation that it will be way over the top, and no excitation there will be a big crash. it is almost as if we have all come to accept and recognize there is very little creation to jobs numbers to what it used to be. if we are just going to see sideways movement, and mr. bartley, if average hourly earnings and wages are running a little over -- and most importantly, if average hourly earnings and wages are running a little over, that is something they are paying attention to at the fed. carl: looking at the aggregat

it does factor -- vincent: it does factor in. you can't really trade until new zealand opens up and those market are superthin and super volatile. it is beyond anything you can hedge for. generally speaking, when you have these events, people do cut back a little bit into the weekend. a lot of the moves are algo driven. virus hits the headline and thing start scattering. as a human being, you don't trade that. ghaisar programming to traded. the bigger picture folks are doing that with human hands. but on a day-to-day basis, it is mostly electronic. saw these monster gains during the week. quincy, do you think the bond market is telling us a different story? quincy: this has been a thread in the market for so long. but you still have the negative interest rates in europe. you still have the japanese trying to push their 10 year to zero. you have money coming into the u.s. treasury market. on whatt a referendum they think about the u.s. economy. insurance companies, pension funds. allegedlyhina, which slowed down purchases. we know

vincents brinkman has been studying the colors of antique sculptures for 40 years u.v.lights help him see faint remnants of pigments and patterns. losing its mission to on a material you see the ornaments on the selected for this vessel found at a grave site the stars the me am. there's so you can also see 2 people who were only painted on their parting ways in death to what option. and this is how the painting may have looked. this woman draped in gold ornamented cloth was a figure in high demand dozens of copies of her work commissioned in the roman empire. like a competent man built most of the reconstructions in the show. because that's bizarre all of us and that's what's special about this figure is the 2 colors we see in her cloak is that took us a while to figure out through paint analyses and historical research that this was a very thin material that is somewhat see through in the places where it's tighter it makes her body visible she appears almost naked the color of her skin comes through it's a very attractive approach to painting and sculpture and a very d

[applause] >> it is a pleasure to be welcoming doctor vincent browne this evening. as it is sometimes the case but not often w that often we are ay welcoming a good friend to the museum here this evening. vince is one of the group of scholars have consulted in the e development of the extraditions for the museum here so long before the shuffle was in the ground into the steel beam in philadelphia. some of these turned into some of the great personal stories in the core exhibition. the charles warren professor of american history and professor of african-american history at harvard university he's the author of the garden that won the james raleigh prius and award. if you have an opportunity to go online, don't do it now on your phone but he's a developer of slave revolt and jamaica 1760, 61 and it is a narrative you can go online and even may be speaking about this during the talk this evening, but it's a great online resource and hopefully will begin to be used by educators and classrooms. he's received a guggenheim fellowships, his documentary in the heart of blac

. >> this is vincent nava, a program coordinator at nevada state caucus. he's a supporter of yours. >> hey, vincent. >> senator sanders, as a proud son of immigrants and as medicine immigration professional working with documented and undocumented scholars, immigration is an important issue in this election. how do you prioritize immigration and the pathway to citizenship for the millions that are waiting here in the united states. >> vincent, thank you very much for that important question. it is very much at the top of our list. let me tell you what we're going to do. for a start, vincent, i don't know if you know this, i am the son of an immigrant. my dad came to this country at the age of 17 without a nickel in his pocket, couldn't speak a word of english, had very limited education. he was -- came to this country to escape terrible poverty and anti-semitism. so i have a sense, a little bit of a sense of the immigrant experience. so here's my promise to you. day one, we will rescind all of president trump's racist and hateful immigration orders. we are

>> vincent skully? >> tucker: middle name van. >> vincent van gogh? >> wrong answer. >> i didn't buzz. >> tucker: vincent van gogh. the one-eared actor from amsterdam. >> he didn't buzz. >> i'm very enthusiastic for bernie sanders. the age questions comes up. i know that i'm 20 years older than bernie. i have all of my marbles. >> i'll take it. >> tucker: the first time no one has guessed. you're right. the dutch thing wasn't the give-away. 1-0 going to question number 5. a multiple choice. here it is. amy klobuchar has been trying her very best to connect with the latino community. in an attempt to do that, she revealed that she had a nickname in spanish glass in the fourth grade. was it annamaria, yolanda or c, elena? >> i know it. >> it's c, elena. >> right. >> tucker: roll the tape. is it elena? >> my name is amy. when i was in spanish in the fourth grade, my name was elena. they gave me the name elena because i couldn't roll my rs. >> tucker: that's the saddest answer i've ever seen. so makes us 1-1. sudden death overtime with a bonus question, t

then we will warmly welcome vincent brown.use for clip] [pause for clip] [applause] >> i did not expect the sizzle reel. now i can lay back and relax. thank you for that lovely introduction. thank you for all the fantastic work you do here at the museum and for inviting me to speak this evening. i want to thank hannah bacher and alex mcclatchey for arranging my appearance here. and ryan david for holding down the tent. it's kind of oncoming for me in a way because consulted early on the museum but also those à Ãbut also because of phil mead one of the curators and he was a graduate student hours at harvard university. i am grateful to be here to support him. [applause] i'm extremely honored to have laurel thatcher or work in the audience. she was instrumental in hiring me and i'm so grateful. i'm grateful you did. i'm honored to be with you here. i'm hoping we can catch a bit of the spirit of revolution together before it's too late. in 1776 great britain's most important american colony was on the verge of infraction. colonis

vincent matthews has already stated but i'll repeat t the superintendent 21st century award. applications are open and six winners will each receive a 2000 skip2000scholarship and be honored at an event this bring. this scholarship is available to all students and the goal is to circulate this opportunity with the district student body to apply for this opportunity which highlights superintendent six graduate profile years. we'd like to thank superintendent dr. vincent matthews for continuing to make this an opportunity available to students and laura for bringing this award to our attention. our second item is the sfusd census outreach presentation. so last night at our meeting christina wong presented on the 2020 census and we were updated on last year's survey responses and we discussed ways to promote the survey for the up coming year. we talked about how we could possibly include it in curriculum to teach students more about the census and our goal is to promote engagement with this year's 2020 census to encourage people to research and learn more about the importance. w

. >> vincent scully? >> tucker: middle name van varied pickle vincent van gogh?he wrong answer! i didn't pause! >> tucker: it was vincent van gogh! the one aired actor! >> he didn't pause. >> i'm dick van dyke and i'm very enthusiastic for bernie sanders. the age question keeps coming up. i know that i'm 20 years older than bernie, i've only marveled. >> tucker: i'll take it. that's the first time no one has guessed. but you're right, the dutch thing wasn't the giveaway i wanted it to be. final question, 1-0 going intong question number five. this is a multiple-choice once more, here it is. amy klobuchar has been trying her very best to connect with the latino community. in an attempt to do that you just revealed that she had a nickname in spanish class in fourth grade. it was that nickname ana maria, yolanda, or elena? >> i know it. >> it is elena. >> he's right. >> tucker: roll the tape, is it elena? >> my name is amy. and when i was -- took spanish in fourth grade, my name was elena. they gave me the name me llamo elena because i couldn't roll my r's. >> tucke

withmin wheeler -- laidler us and vincent reinhart as well.lowdown has to be because of the virus. there is more going on than that. have are going to presidential election at the end of the year. the number one to -- talking point for donald trump's reelection is the economy is moving well. demand shock the virus represents threatens that narrative. some of what you have seen is concerns about the global economy. some of what you are seeing is concerns about political outcome. tom: you reaffirmed your bullishness on u.s. equities 25 minutes ago. we see home depot, dividend increase. are we going to see more headlines like that, where true multinationals and domestic giants like home depot say business is not all that bad? i think business is pretty good. earningcame off a season that posted numbers for the first time in three quarters. the earnings recession is over. if you delve into that, to the extent there was weakness, it was international from the energy sector. we know what has been going on there. domestic u.s. has been in decent shap

lee because sculpture museum the exhibition gods in color tells many stories the reconstructions by vincentblanc man and wife . include prince paris of troy. the original sculpture once decorated the pediment of a temple on the greek island agena paris writing outfit based on those worn by the greeks neighbors is especially impressive. with him for the full photograph we use u.v. photographs to find this complex ornamentation then we went to st petersburg and examined original clothes worn by these northern and eastern horse peoples just the fabrics which date back to the same period as the sculpture had been preserved in permafrost in siberia and they were covered with these gold sequence fits you can make sense was it the clothes were covered in gold as a sign of wealth of think of and. i dislike. of incense brinkman has been studying the colors of antique sculptures for 40 years u.v. lights help him see faint remnants of pigments and patterns. losing its mission to on a minute here you see the ornaments on the selected for this vessel found at a grave site the stars the meander. years th

moments later jay vincent show found someone else from the corner. a perfect curl resulted in dan axel sack a deuce made in goal of the c's it another assist for sanchez now the englishman has 14 a joint league by. about 15 minutes later holland not missing this time who kimi founded and he smashed it past probably collins 9th the but is the good goal 48th of the season. been down brame in 2 neil. handy in the home side their 5th straight loss in the league. and it's the opening weekend of the 70th birthday an international film festival and one of the films premiering saturday is a quirky western about outlaws in the wilds of oregon 200 years ago they had a cunning plan to get rich here's a 1st look at 1st coul. imagine the wild west only without the wild no stagecoaches attacks no indian try to. terminated. and yet there is something threatening in the year the whole time. that is the greatest achievement of the 1st really good film in this year's competition . for american director kelly reichardt this isn't the 1st time she's made such an atypica

moments later jay vincent show found someone else from the corner. the perfect curl resulted in did actual sack of booze made him do of the season another assist for sanchez now the englishman has 14 a joint lead. about 15 minutes later holland not missing this time who kimi found him and he smashed it past public up collins 9th the but is the good goal for the youth of the season. i don't mean downgrade me. to mail. candy the home side their 5th straight loss in the early. man meanwhile head to berlin suffering a dramatic set back in their fight for blueness legal survival a devastating 5 nil to feet at home to fellow strugglers cologne it highlights here cologne went in for once in the 4th minute when john cordova's the flak that shot dogs of berlin keep the room a yard and later on in the 1st half mile playing a swing cross the court about the strikers flying header right here wolf making it to nil but cologne saving the best for last their 5th goal here mark woods off a set piece right into the corner great goal their 5 nothing the final score. s

moments later jay vincent show found someone else from the corner. a perfect curl resulted in dave actual sack adieus made in goal of the c's it another assist for sanchez now the englishman has 14 a joint league high. about 15 minutes later holland not missing this time who kimi found him and he smashed it past probably collins 9th but is the good goal 40th of the season. been downgrade mean to neil. handy the home side their 5th straight loss in the league. and saturday's late game in the bundesliga so a title contenders leipzig up the pressure on by nick at the top of the table with a 5 nil demolition of chalco muscle is a bit cell opened the scoring for lapsation the 1st minute his long distance if it same to catch goalkeeper alexander nubile unprepared in the 2nd half than i made it to now his 21st goal of the oneness league campaign leipzig bag 3 more after that the pick of the bunch coming from a 23 year old angelina really in novels and side is 2nd in the table just one point behind the late late as fine. as the opening week. end of the 70th

moments later jay vincent show found someone else from the corner. a perfect curl resulted in dead actual sack adieus made in goal of the season another assist for sanchez now the englishman has 14 a joint league. about 15 minutes later holland not missing this time who kimi found him if he smashed it past public up collins 9th the but is the good goal 40th of the season. i don't mean down braman to neil. pandy the home side their 5th straight loss in the league. and don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of the news story you can also use the d.l. an app to send us your photos and videos. and that's the latest on d w news this hour i'll be back again at the top of the hour with another update for you i'm marion evans dean for me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for the company. language courses. video. anytime anywhere. w. .

moments later jay vincent show found someone else from the quarter. a perfect curl resulted in death actual sack of booze made in goal of the season another assist for sanchez now the englishman has 14 a joint league high. about 15 minutes later holland not missing this time who kimi found him if he smashed it past probably collins 9th the but is the good goal 40th of the season. been down braman to neil. handy the home side their 5th straight loss in the league. and boxing britain's tyson fury is once again a heavy weight world champion after he dominated deonte wild lead to win a one sided rematch 14 months out of the past 5 ended in a dramatic split decision draw this one was a different story us box a while that had blood streaming from his ear and mouth before the fight was stopped at the behest of his own corner while the loses his unbeaten record while fury as well heavyweight champion for a 2nd time. well watching data news up next shift technology program state change so that i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news don't forget you

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moments later jay vincent show found someone else from the quarter. a perfect curl resulted in did actual sack of booze made him go out of the season but another assist for sand show now the englishman has 14 a joint league high. about 15 minutes later holland not missing this time who kimi found him and he smashed it past probably collins' 9th the but is the good goal 48th of the season. been down brame in 2 neil. handy in the home side their 5th straight loss in the early. saturday's early kick offs in the bundesliga are in the books 10 teams have now completed their match day 23 fixtures by munich starting things off with a win over potter born on friday and with or tied one all after the break byron took the lead for the 2nd time bobert of and austin right there doing what he always does potter born made into although soon afterwards manuel neuer pairing the ball to the feet of stand michel of bahrain coming through just too many. it's to go sergey ivanovitch found ivan dostie for the game winner that goal is 25th of the seeds. now earlier today c

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five minutes gone and vincent rattez darted over, the start of a dream first half for france and england'smare. france's six nations bursts into life. anything that could go wrong pretty much did. charles ollivon galloping through for a second try. england seemed shell—shocked. when the french skipper went over again after the break, england were 21r—0 down and facing humiliation. finally, though, they stirred. well, jonny may certainly did with two stunning individual tries. if the first was special, well, just watch the second. for the second almost the entire almost the entire french team left trailing in his wake. and suddenly it was 24—14. was the comeback on? well, no, as france held on, and after that world cup final, for england yet more heartache. i don't think it is due to mentalfatigue, no. we were unbelievably excited to get back together and look, this result‘s not gone our way. we have a short turnaround now to scotland. we need to get excited about that. well, this was some match, but for england, that will be precious little consolation. their six nations campaign has begun

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--t joining me is vincent you can listen to vincent all day if you go on the terminal.as like is that you're a going to find support in your looking -- >> i've been really parish on the euros for two months now. we seem to be attempting to find a base. one of the things i was looking at -- and you can find this on the terminal if you go into apps ago, we have all these technical analyses that you can get a trial on and eventually if you like them you're going to buy them and they are not terribly expensive. wave it isok at the really forming a nice technical support and i overlaid it with the range average, standard deviation. getting standard deviation support which is the white line and at the same time you finish this fifth wave which suggests the end of a dominant trend and you are entering the next wave which most people actually tend to mistake as a minor correction . this technical analysis hold up, we could see a rebound in the euros. alix: is that what we saw 2007 when we saw a rebound from that? >> i don't think it's going to be that powerful. europe has a lot

vincent de paul, all different types of things flat deacons work wit in the parish and then we also work with the jail ministries and things of that nature or the meoutssse le for the whole archdiocese. >> my understanding is 40% or 50% of these men are holding down full-time jobs, as well. >> yes. almost everybody is holding down a job and maybe the wives are working too and still they are putting in these hours above and beyond, and they are not compensated for this. >> and we thank mo s e ons ar ing. >>> hello. welcome back. we're having an enjoyable conversation, a loom thin mating conversation from deacon mike. i haven't asked you for your full title where you work. >> i'm the director of dough acinate ministry and life. >> i take it that means the deacons have a ministry but they also have a life. >> yes. >> how many deacons do we have in the archdiocese? >> this is always an excellent question. we have 110 in coordinated in the archdiocese of san francisco. 20 of those are work outside the archdiocese. in ministry. >> in ministry as far away as guatemala and honduras. retid so 75

somewhere along the line she said edward vincent share a male relative.ts cover 500 to 2000 years. i hung up, took a minute and then i cried. it was so much to absorb. the story i stumbled into my luck or divine intervention wasn't just another story, it connected to my own. that means i spent 10 days on the road in angola with a woman i didn't know i was related to. by the end of that life-changing adventure we had bonded like family. that means when wanda landed in angola during her long intervention asking for a hog, her prayer was answered. i had hunter in the airport. that means my cousin lydia would fight on when she texted me and said actually wanda looks a little bit like you. i didn't know who tocall first, editors who had pushed back publication ofthe story to wait for the results, my cousin who took that dna test, my sister who joined me in that family search or my newfound relatives . i called wanda .hello, cousin , i said. [applause] >> amen indeed, there were so many revelations for those of us who were blessed children by the divine or to g

this then to 958 model to be precise this is how dare claim and gets around on his horse farm in vincent near hamburg the small electric tractor used to be powered by diesel engines until 6 years ago when there was leading the harvest festival procession. responds it was a very hot september day the thing stank and behind me were the women of our village in their beautiful dresses and they said enough with that stanch. so i climbed down and thought of next year to do it differently you can keep the tractor but you somehow need to make it a lecture. if it's useless to me. but if you look to. the electricity for the tractor comes from wind turbines. wind power and set an all time high in germany how about using it to produce hydrogen all that's needed is an unlocked or allies or which can produce hydrogen from electricity and water at low cost. as this goes on type you have to look at the overall picture what good to me is a hydrogen truck without hydrogen or hydrogen without a truck we have to bring it all together i'm a technique i love trying out this technology and bringing it to marke

critics applauded his roles in paths of glory and lust for life, in which she played vincent van gogh defied the anti—communist witch—hunt in hollywood, crediting a blacklisted writer for spartacus. i am spartacus! spartacus. i am spartacus! spartacus defied the roman emperor, much like how kirk douglas defied hollywood. emperor, much like how kirk douglas defied hollywoodlj didn't douglas defied hollywood.” didn't want to become a tycoon. i wanted a chance to do movies i wanted a chance to do movies i wanted to do. i wanted to do spartacus, paths of glory, even though they were successful, it wasn't easy to get the financing for them. what is he calling you about? he became a father—son duo. kirk douglas had great affection from his own father but never received it. in the end he became the founder of a hollywood dynasty and one of hollywood's greatest stars. remembering kirk douglas who has died at the age of 103. rico, i mentioned the cruise ship injapan in quarantine. we can bring you live images now. this is the diamond princess, there were reports there were ten people onboard t

dreaming of vincent a witness documentary on al-jazeera. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard the general situation of course is affecting both of any atlanta and refugees and the story needs to be told with exclusive interviews as a country that is used in polarized and in-depth reports we have i thought fight it out as iraq has teams on the ground that say that they're against the united to play a more rewarding documentaries and live news. trust is fundamental to all our relationships not just with our family and friends we trust banks with our money we trust doctors without really personal information. but what happens to trust in a world driven by algorithms as more and more decisions are made for us by these complex piece of code the question that comes up is inevitable can we trust algorithms. from google searches to g.p.s. navigation algorithms are everywhere we don't really think too much about them but increasingly governments corporations and various institutions are using them to make decisions about us who gets public services who gets

the critics applauded his roles in paths of glory and lust for life, in which he played vincent van gogh enemies. he set up his own production company and hired and fired at whim, and defied the anti—communist witch—hunt in hollywood, crediting a blacklisted writer for spartacus. i'm spartacus! spartacus defied the roman emperor, much like how kirk douglas often defied hollywood. i didn't want to become a tycoon or anything. it gave me a chance to do movies i wanted to do. like, i wanted to do spartacus, i wanted to do a movie about vikings, paths of glory, even though they were successful, it wasn't easy to get the financing for them and all that but that's why i had my company. i had ihada i had a call from jim lindsay the other day, dad. what is he calling you about? his son became as big a star as his father. both appeared on screen with their son, cameron. by both appeared on screen with theirson, cameron. by that time kirk had had a stroke. kirk douglas had craved affection from his own father but never received it. in the end he became the founder of a hollywood dynasty and one of

the critics applauded his roles in paths of glory and lust for life, in which he played vincent van goghwhim, but he also defied the anti—communist witch—hunts in hollywood, crediting a blacklisted writer with the script for spartacus. i'm spartacus! spartacus was about a slave who rebelled against the roman empire, just as douglas himself often defied hollywood. i didn't want to become a tycoon or anything. i wanted — it gave me a chance to do movies i wanted to do. like, i wanted to do spartacus, i wanted to do a movie about vikings, paths of glory, even though they have been quite successful, it wasn't easy to get the financing for them and all that but that's why i had my company. i had a call from jim lindsay the other day, dad. what's he calling you about? kirk's son michael douglas became as big a star as his father and both appeared on screen with michael's son, cameron. by that time kirk had had a stroke. kirk douglas had craved affection from his own father but never received it. in the end he became the founder of a hollywood dynasty and one of hollywood's greatest stars. kirk