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assassination is impacting markets around the walt that is next with jenelle dumas down on humphrey on behalf of the whole team. thanks for watching. and. language courses. going into one official estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. her body. was returned to. visit friends so i don't think i'd ever go back there to live where i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness whose death matters. made. us kills a top iranian commander in an airstrike marking a major escalation in tensions between toronto and washington and tremors across world markets and oil prices surging. also on the show south africa's credit rating teeters on the brink of junk status amid economic turmoil and expensive bailouts for failing state terms. and germany is set to introduce new immigration rules substract skilled workers to fill widening gaps in the labor force. this is the business i'm joined now the milan in berlin welcome what a difference a day makes fresh from yesterday's 1st day optimism as the markets were open for a new trading year they too is lo

thanks a lot now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the walt it is in authorities have been delivering supplies by helicopters who want to know good regions following floods that left at least 53 people dead in the region around the capital jakarta trencher rains that is even least deadly flash floods and landslides tens of thousands are still unable to return to their homes. thousands of mostly right wing protesters have taken to the streets of the spanish capital madrid they oppose acting prime minister sanchez's handling of the catalonia separatist issue in a bid to end a political deadlock and get parliament's backing for his new leftist government sanchez stressed he be open to resolving the situation through dialogue. protesters have clashed with police in the chilling capital santiago it was the 1st demonstration of the year against the government of sebastian pinera $26.00 people have been killed in violence that began back in october over an increase in step with us. well australia has hold up 3000 military reservists to bolster firefighters who've been ba

winter thanks a lot fink you when i say look now at some of the other stories making news around the walt thousands of people have marched in hong kong many of the border to voice that protest against traders from mainland china and other trade is free products in hong kong they resell them in china locals say this raises prices hong kong has seen more than 6 months of anti government demonstrations. the death toll has risen sharply off to a collapse of a hotel on the construction in a south and southern cambodia authorities in the city of cat pulled another dozen bodies from the rubble bringing the total to at least 36 they did manage to rescue a puppy raising hopes of finding more survivors. spanish prime minister peter sanchez has failed to get parliamentary backing for his new leftist government and a 1st vote he failed to win the required absolute majority vote sanchez is expected to get the required simple majority needed it in a 2nd run round of voting on tuesday. in a croatia vote is that going to the polls in the 2nd round of a presidential election there now the vote is a runoff

. >> reporter: if you had to guess america's most popular poet, you might name emily dickinson or walttman or maya angelou. but you might be surprised to learn that one of the best-selling poets in the u.s. is a muslim who lived around 800 years ago. this month, many of his followers are making a religious pilgrimage here to his shrine in turkey. ♪ these men aren't ncg, they're meditating. faces turned towards heaven, communi communitying with god. they're calling whirling dervishing, and their form of worship is to spin and spin and then spin some more. >> they want to say to god please send your mercy to us. >> reporter: mehmet is a third generation dervish, and he has been whirling since he was 14 years old. he says the goal is a kind of religious ecstasy. >> the music goes faster and faster, and you listen that music that's written and you spin faster. and in that moment, you cannot control around you. you don't know where is right, where is left. you are nonexistence in this world. >> reporter: you're nonexistent in the world? >> yes. this is the aim because you want to be with go

elite to walk together to avoid apply and disaster they call does for agrees offense a stay noble walt doesn't take a holders for a sustainable of world he quit i would argue where all the this of park politicians are at this you are this all of ya'll are we trying to take the seriously there are whole host of opportunities is open to must all be but we cannot but it inward looking and going it alone that would be the completely wrong lesson to take all these years after the 2nd world war in the dissuade and it clicks know what matters is whether they plus who's paying attention when of warning there from german chancellor angela merkel an another one he ran a c. is now closer to catastrophe than ever before that was the dramatic warning from a panel of scientists and leaders who oversee the so-called doomsday clock there were just sits the hands of these symbolic clocks reflect what they say are unprecedented man may threats to the walls all members of the but it in of atomic scientists prattle move the doomsday clock forward to 100 seconds to midnight is only the 2nd time the clock i

but animals that they were east mark reaches a very intellectual you know they are somewhat used to walt far as and they talk of incidents that this sometime he's enough time to make his way out of the 5 of which are really into those i don't like patients all right james morris thanks for your time and all the best to you and your teens out there thanks very much for ya. american football is best known apparel in the world may have played his last game quarterback tom brady was unable to rally his team to victory in the 1st round of the n.f.l. playoffs brady's new england contrast loss to the tennessee titans brady helped the patreus win 6 super bowl championships but he and the cup will likely part ways. or news from berlin i'm havin a home free plenty more news coming up at the top of the hour do join me that he can find out. earth home or saving googling julius tells stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global warming to his being born series of global 3000 on d. w. and online.

for us thanks so much and let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the walt protesters have clashed with police in the lebanese capital beirut demonstrations through fall works and police responded with tear gas and rubber but it is the latest flare off in 3 months of protests against alleged government corruption. health authorities in china say another 17 people have been infected with a new strain of corona virus fears that the saw is like pathogen could spread further prompted asian countries on the united states to start screening at passengers coming from the chinese city of 100. well thousands of protesters have gathered in hong kong for another anti-government rally demonstrations are continuing their cool school democratic reforms and against alleged police brutality organizers described today's march as a quote universal siege on communists and all urging the international community to sanction hong kong's government protests in the territory have been ongoing for months. but i'm on this now we're joined by mathias springer who is in hong kong it is

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walt disney, one of the reasons we're seeing walt disney higher, "barron's" saying reports that they expect disney plus the streaming platform to have 25 million subscribers even though some are not paying. that is pretty good after seven weeks of launch. visa because of holiday sales. last but not least, look at the number for apple. we're talking about a all-time high. it hit over the 300-dollar threshold. come a long way when it started 2019 at 155 bucks. we had one tech analyst, gene munster, pretty well-known in the tech industry. he was on fox business last week. he expects the stock to climb to $400. still another hundred bucks on there. look at that, over 90% increase for the company. overall i guess a good way to start 2020. there is still some bearish people out there that are saying some of these stocks are overvalued. you know, i'm cheering. happy new year to all. jackie: thanks so much, kristina. >> thanks. melissa: wall street keeps thriving in the new year, billionaire bill gates says the rich, includes himself should pay more taxes. he is welcome to do that. what impa

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our robin roberts celebrating 30 years today with the walt disney company. milestone with former "gma" coanchors diane sawyer, charles gibson, a few special friends. >> robin, congratulations on 30 extraordinary years. let's have 30 more. >> you have always been a light and you've always been an inspiration. >> 30 years? you don't even look like you're 30. >> and trust me, she is a big star with a bigger soul. a disney legend. congratulations, robin. that's "nightline." you can catch our full episodes on hulu. thanks for the company, america. good night. conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen." vo: as president, mike will lower costs, and protect americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message.

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the walt disney movie took in more than $33 million at north american theaters, and worldwide it's closin sales. that would give disney a record seventh billion dollar film released last year. and that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs moneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> the largest event in the country is being hosted in san francisco this week. it's an opportunity to showcase the city's finest. the nonprofit san francisco travel association hosted last night's welcome reception. san francisco is recently seeing conferences relocate to more affordable location. oracle's huge open world tech conference is moving to las vegas this year because of high costs and poor street conditions, including homelessness and drug use. >> san francisco is an expensive place to hold a meeting. it's an expensive place to live, expensive place to work, we know this. we really believe the value of coming to san francisco is really strong. >> sf travel association says 2019 was the busiest in the city's history in terms of meetings and conventions. >>> ha

cism one in his address president putin described the holocaust as one of the doll cost moments the walt has ever seen. before my visit to driesell and i looked through the official documents and reports of red army offices after the liberation of auschwitz concentration camp i must say de colleagues it was impossible to read the details of how the merciless machine of people extermination work or human least least crimes conducted by the nazis were deliberate and well planned what they called the resolution of the jewish issue is one of the dark emotion you pages in the modern world history it was really about today not everyone in poland views the red army as the liberating force some of the country's top officials believe that the us assault was actually responsible for the start of the war president refused to attend the commemoration in fact because vladimir putin was given the chance to speak out that for over him we discussed the issue with marc shulman his editor of history central dot com as well as a columnist at newsweek magazine. really the fact that poland wasn't there was m

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and one in his address president putin described the holocaust was one of the dull cost moments the walt has of a scene. before my visit to drusilla i looked through the official documents and reports of red army offices after the liberation of auschwitz concentration camp i must say dick colleagues it was impossible to read the details of how the merciless machine of people extermination works these crimes conducted by the nazis were deliberate and well planned what they called the resolution of the jewish issue is one of the darkest i'm o'shane few pages in modern world history. why live now to forsake his interest in following me about for us what i took us to one of the main points that the president touched upon. an external. well this is the largest international soberly that israel has ever put together in its history there are more than $45.00 heads of state here coming to be participating in a memorial commemoration for the 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz at the yad vashem holocaust museum now the russian president vladimir putin spoke in which you see it that it

i mean it doesn't look like we're close to seeing them turn buckingham palace into a subsidiary of walt disney world. well i mean things always close the most name of the timing you know any major. change in history usually comes with some degree of surprised when he or she happens within 10 years of a steady progress towards that and result and the thing is that what years now and quite a lot of trouble but also means they now have a independent wing or bunch of the family pledging under their own rules in north america they have prince andrew who is continually facing baybay serious accusations in relation to the extreme case they have. queen louise getting old national turned 94 and can turn now says it is looming large on the horizon and does not command the same respect and support between those that support the monarchy his country is high it is why shallow and we did opinion poll in my own times how these wedding should the boston join people who were not interested in the wedding the vast majority were fairly indifferent about all of those but were at the moment happy to continu

army departs just because the off you points parliament of the conference is walt that it showed so this is not going to be easy for iraq to get rid of the or to get rid of the u.s. . and nato military of course as was mentioned earlier that you can do all sorts of tricks like to. the troops to go to the stand to iraqi kurdistan as they did in the past. so the manger of the. middle east seems to be united and i lived in an out part of the world for 5 years so i know we're on very well i know iraq syria this. clear this is there are rich was not supposed to come this is the whole there are more journalists will leave money did a lot for the region he helped there is. a syria. lebanon and iraq he's admired these a strong. part of the war which was defeated by too many years and do many decades in the worst well he fought against i still is well regionally there but of course in all that said no matter what tributes you could pay to him he seemed very differently by a lot of people elsewhere in the world by america by donald trump and by the military they're now just winding all this we're

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a very swish leicester square event and prince harry starts talking to the chief executive of the walty company saying, do you know that my wife does voice—overs, she would be interested in having a go. you can see this movie mogul looking very surprised. maybe we should talk. perhaps she might want to pursue a return to acting. as you mention, lots of questions about the security detail and who pays for that. it is said to cost up to year, will that remain entirely taxpayer funded. 7 let's return to the front page of the independent. the same picture but a different story. this sandringham summit has been described as unprecedented. surely they have lots of family talks7 what do you make of that?” they have lots of family talks7 what do you make of that? i am definitely not close enough to the family and you can detect my interest in the subject of the royal family. the funniest thing was the stated aspirations to become financially independent and some people thought that might involve getting a job. it turns out to be an aspiration to live off the duchy of cornwall income, live of t

capitalist hours there you created i just worked in terms of cultural power and i think she's like 2nd to walt disney this is jet i brought from radiolab more perfect for the last 2 years i've been following dolly parton around the world. trying to figure out who she is he would be surprised to know and that's why we're here we're trying to find a virgin never go find everything in a mystery to most sense of trying to answer the seemingly simple question what is dolly parton's america. when i. listen to dolly parton's america on apple podcasts. 2 years with dolly i know a lot of people in our community might be a little jealous and that's because our community includes many fans and so we want to hear from you at home join us on twitter are in our live chat and i'll bring your comments and as best i can into our discussion and welcome everyone to this stream it is so good to have you all here we're joined now from new york by jad abumrad creator of radio lab more perfect and host of dolly parton's america from n.y.c. studios and audio similarly i is also a producer and reporter for radio lab a

this was the blackest of most shameful page in the history of the walt and he wound of course that we cannot allow that hatred that led to those tragic events in the forty's to repeat themselves and that we have to put on a global front and unite against this this unfortunately comes in on the back of a wave of anti semitic attacks of course he also touched upon and this is something that numerous dignitaries on needs have talked about the invaluable contribution of the red army in liberating the most notorious nazi concentration camp that is which is located in the south of poland krakow. and of course generally about the soviet contribution in defeating fascist nazi germany of course union suffered the greatest number of losses 27000000 died during not and that followed a very amusing performance of the string orchestra by the renowned soviet violinist and conductor to have a cough that was out will probably be returning at some point in the program. in other news opening another front in the global trade war washington is now targeting longtime allies in europe it's renewed threats

well he was the absolute star of the silent film walt charlie chaplin 1st appeared on the big screen in 1914 he was one of the very 1st influences the in the early years of cinema now chaplin inspired generations of comedians and now an exhibition in the french city of not highlights his legacy. or out a cane baggy trousers a too small jacket. an iconic style that has inspired many 20th century artists the artworks are stylistically diverse and send the observer on an emotional rollercoaster much as chaplin himself did in his films modern times call for a modern perspective the machine becomes a guard to go interview for the most famous example is known in times with this scene with charlie is completely swallowed by the. he's like a small cog this is what is on the show is trying to portray an upward movement which assembles an assembly line. chaplin himself can be recognizably depicted with just a few lines for what's said so we can see clearly how a world appears from a few sayings we have this big white cloud that has just a few lines draws the most ash into small spots that beco

identity by trying to log in under an administrative may not her own name and the year we see langley and walt worked with people who got these messages from what's up or what's out like system and big revealed unbelievable corruption a collusion between the judge and the prosecutors in a case against the lula da silva this is just a little journalistic behavior and i what's happened to glenn is part of a worldwide really crackdown on free press that isn't in a controlled corporate media this is got to stop this is an important case and i hope that glenn gets free and stays in brazil gives and has to do the job he's been doing. the interesting story u.n. experts have called for an action investigation into an allegedly about phone hacking plot involving the wilds of richest man helped a friend's ex implicated the saudi crown prince they're not a says obama's in chief jeff bezos his telephone indicated his device was infiltrated by mohammed and saleh through a private message saudi officials though have called the allegations absurd. the information we receive suggests the possible involvement

on the side was actually the battalion's mascot during the second world war and he comes , from a walt disney cartoon, from the 1930's, called the tortoise and the hare. him disney studios modified . they put a tank crew helmets on him the goggles, the boxing , gloves. he was the battalion's mascot throughout the war. there is ample photographic evidence that shows toby prominently displayed on the battalion tanks throughout the war. that would have been on the tanks. what we're representing here is a tank in an assembly area, where we would circle the wagons, so to speak, service the weapons, service the tank. it was common to wire the tanks to each other so they could communicate over the field phone, as opposed to the radio. one of the things at the army education center is an amazing repository of combat after action reviews, empirical data of these tanks. there is a wealth of information that has been published by a host of different authors. not only the american vehicles but the british vehicles. law one of the best repositories is right here. they have a great cast of archivist

highly anticipated peace conference in germany the gathering of berlin is backed by the united nations walt khalifa haftar launched an offensive in april to take tripoli from the internationally recognized government attempts to negotiate a cease fire broke down last week at a summit in moscow russia alba possible from the german capital. this was the moment libya's arch rivals was supposed to agree to a ceasefire prime minister face a subtle and warlord in moscow for a meeting brokered by vladimir putin and the loss of play if at all but after walked out of the last minute the collapse of those talks has been a setback for international efforts to end the conflict many are now waiting to see whether leaders from 12 countries can achieve in bullying what eluded put in an add on in moscow and persuade rival factions to reach a truce. what people in conferences try to do is get agreement between the states meddling in libya to stop their support of the warring parties problem is that western states on moderated put pressure on half that front office in particular the u.a.e. so the promise is

lines of libya's civil war as forces allied to the tripoli government try to repel an offensive by walt khalifa haftar. back into the program u.s. president all trump has revealed his plan to end the israeli palestinian conflict with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu standing beside him it's billed as a 2 state solution but under it israel will immediately and its large parts of the occupied west bank and the jordan valley while the palestinian state only comes into existence after 4 years and only if israel feels its security concerns have been met let anyone who says israel's cabinet will meet to formalize annexation as soon as sunday president trump announced that the u.s. will support those moves trump also said that jerusalem would remain israel's capital the palestinian state would have its capital in parts of eastern as opposed to east jerusalem. well palestinian president mahmoud abbas calls trump's plan a conspiracy and says that no palestinian can accept a state without jerusalem as its capital but i'm not shaky and if. in the announcement we did not find anything new

military industrial complex the real estate interests of the intellectual property rights interests that walt disney m i am all that is the of course let's ask about this you know global insurrection of banker occupation that we talk about here and there's uprisings in chile lebannon all over the world against corruption the basically against neoliberal policies so it's like reagan at bats or was introduced to that era in the early eighty's is that oh is it now come to the end of that era are we at the end of the. reagan fats are near a liberal era that was started in the early eighty's i would love to believe that that's what i'm trying to bring about and that's what your show is trying to bring about we're trying to get over the cognitive dissonance and pierce the this shell of a pretense that a free market is not a free market for criminals not a free market for fraud not the kind of free market that alan greenspan believed in until suddenly he woke up much to his surprise and said good heavens there's datable and going on here that's amazing it had that foxhole conversion saying the mess

. >> michael walt is on the armed service committee, serves the state of florida for the six district or news on "washington journal" to talk amongst other things the president's war partner good morning. particularly vote yesterday. first going into what you think of the effort by democrats? >> so to pieces. one, if we want to have this kind of constitutional debate, the united states has undeclared war since world war ii, there's been obviously a series of couplets, korean war, the number, persian gulf, the wars in afghanistan and iraq the war powers was put in place post-vietnam. i think there's some real constitutional issues but if we want to have that debate or want to have that debate about the authorization of use of military force from a one and '02, find let's have that. we had under the last several administrations but yesterday that's not what that was. the type of bill that moved through called concurrent resolution was the same type of bill we used to name post offices that it was basically what we call a messaging. it was intended to make a political statement. it was n

marvel is part of a bigger media giant, the walt disney company, known as disney.he leadership of bob iger. mr iger, who considered a run for the us presidency, bought pixar animation off steve jobs, lucasfilm off star wars creator george lucas, and last year, in one of the biggest deals in media history, 21st century fox from rupert murdoch. why do you think rupert murdoch wanted to sell? well, i think the primary reason is that he looked at what was going on in the world of media and all the disruption and he didn't believe that the hand that they had was as strong as it needed to be. it's that simple. and he didn't have a solution. but what are the underlying trends reshaping the media industry which make those mega—acquisitions necessary? well, i think if you look at today's media landscape, whether you are in the uk or the united states or in many other places in the world, first of all it starts with content. content is king. quality stands really tall in a sea of choice. and then secondly, get content that is so valuable, so important, so loved by consumers,

world if i wanted to do to you and you know the only thing that got to into them you can use where walt's roommate usually the most idiotic wants but he actually brags about it you know huge grow old but that's his style you know he it's nature for him right and and and they all write about he's confronted the granta to burke she's like the anti drum you know we couldn't find it anywhere and the brass did not bad tension and i think it was a great speech you know if obama had pronounced a speech like that that would have been paid attention to do by the new york times by the washington post they will not be ironic remember his speech in egypt which was total fraud you know he he did. against what he said in egypt but at the time everyone was in richness you know warsi in the conservative media and the liberal media everyone paid attention to that speech now trump this is he is variant of a bomb a speech in egypt he made he delivered that very good speech in davos no attention no serious attention but a way to trump gives a speech in a stadium he will be thousands and hundreds of thousands

their industrial complex the real estate interests of the intellectual property rights interests that walt disney m i am all that is the of course let's ask about this you know global insurrection of banker occupation that we talk about here and there's uprisings in chile lebannon all over the world against corruption the basically against neoliberal policies so it's like reagan at bats or was introduced to that era in the early eighty's is that oh is it now come to the end of that era are we at the end of. the reagan fats are near a liberal era that was started in the early eighty's i would love to believe that and that's what i'm trying to bring about and that's what your show is trying to bring about we're trying to get over the cognitive dissonance and pierce the this shell of a pretense that a free market is not a free market for criminals not a free market for fraud not the kind of free market that alan greenspan believed in until suddenly he woke up much to his surprise and said good heavens there's datable and going on here that's amazing it had that foxhole conversion saying the m

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terry industrial complex the real estate interests of the intellectual property rights interests that walt disney m i all that is the of course let's ask about this you know global insurrection of banker occupation that we talk about here and there's uprisings in chile lebannon all over the world against corruption the basically against neoliberal policies so it's like reagan at bats or was introduced to that era in the early eighty's is that oh is it now come to the end of that era are we at the end of the. reagan fats are near a liberal era that was started in the early eighty's i would love to believe that that's what i'm trying to bring about and that's what your show is trying to bring about we're trying to get over the cognitive dissonance and pierce the this shell of a pretense that a free market is not a free market for criminals not a free market for fraud not the kind of free market that alan greenspan believed in until suddenly he woke up much to a surprise and said good heavens there's datable and going on here that's amazing it had that foxhole conversion saying the mess is cr

speaking to one expert earlier from the european policy center 5 years alike and he said that no matter walt as far as the use concerned really the u.k. should never have left. i think it is a very significant moment in the european integration process there certainly will be introspection there will be some soul searching. in the end i think the chance another country will follow this is very small the experience of britain has been so negative that nobody will want to follow this example but still the european union needs to be why is the european union relevant for the world today so we need a narrative going forward. or a focus now will of course turn to what next the u.k. and the new trying to work out what sort of relationship they want to have in the future are they going to be entering into pretty tough you'd imagine trade negotiations are going to happen straightaway it's not going to happen tomorrow there will be a few weeks in which both sides the in the u.k. have to put forward their negotiating mandates their list of priorities it won't be easy boris johnson the british prime mi