there isn't a movie theater in watts we do not have a y.m.c.a. or a boys and girls club or a large community center where a child can go after school to receive tutoring in sports and afterschool program on a larger scale and every other store on any given street in watts is either a liquor store or a funeral home or in a church. you might. know. that i was going to. have one good look at me like if you don't let. you know if you were to go there yeah you medalling could see you want to lie in state hustling you know saying stay hustling real before felon bros was really all i know rather than this day and one day where i know i'm not going to you just like i'm not going to change that i'll believe you and now say i'll be here with nobody to tell you i'm even by being you you'll be in a failing army you know santa feel like you can't make it you know saying there's a way you can make it all me programs you would get into how many you can get you a job or a legitimate job homie and at the worry about all that man but the good the people got to hel

no i mean it was based in watts which is cool going to the name of. that any given said anything can happen. you know it might be our laughing again right now fighting again. in the 5 minutes later and i'm going to. some people feel. that the gang of. some people you know really don't have family with a town on a whatever so again give them the support you know stability to make you feel like you know they got from town i am. when you join me again it's like. everybody it's all know that's where i come from so it's like if i hang with true somebody hurts and numbs and i know where they from we got a little good didn't you know saying this will make people join again a family that you can relate to you know people as you can trust you know what i mean but you have to earn everything and again. i get in a couple of dallas you made them all of a come back but it's very beginning dollars mean i'm saying i'm watching your back burner until you make sure nobody you know around me you know nobody come over that we don't know trying to hurt nobody over here y

watt fan, was ecstatic and then overcome when he found out his parents got him tickets to watt's charitynd he tweeted, man, this brought legitimate tears to my eyes. i'm truly thankful for every fan out there. from the bottom of my heart, thank you for your support. so watt going one step further and proving again why he's such a class act, sending luke and his family to the team's playoff game. >> ever since i've started playing football, he's the only player i have ever known pretty much. he's always been my hero, and he just -- he's just a great guy all around. >> really, really is. watt saying i know they'll enjoy the game. >> he has a heart of gold, j.j. watt, and looks for things where where he can insert himself and help people. remember after harvey. >> yes. >> all the good he did. >> huge effort there. >> so genuine too. >>> we're all about the kids today. now to the breath-taking rise of a princess. nba superstar lebron james posted this christmas tweet meet my princess through her eyes. all things zhuri coming soon. zhuri is his adorable 5-year-old daughter. here she is introd

everything was broken surge of watts turned to vernon herron just reminder to you.nd runs the bpd officer safety and wellness section a program to identify and help officers who may be focus is simple early intervention and overall health and wellness imagine these who are alcoholics ortiz officers involved in traumatic events and they never get the help. >>and the out there protecting the public what could happen to the energy the possible outcome is showing more than 200 current or former police officers took their own lives in 2019 that's according to blue help a nonprofit group that tracks officer suicides. >>the reality is it could be that that's the that's the truth. >>former bpd deputy commissioner jason johnson developed the idea for the program and now works with police around the country through the law enforcement legal defense fund. >>we have this observation that there wasn't a lot of effort being put to helping. police officers there deal with the trump. >>the kind of pain that grip sergeant wants who lost his wife in january. though he's on a journey

morning.ry good i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney.ng from global headquarters in new york. i'm shery ahn. sophie: and i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: asia." ♪ haidi: top stories this monday. china's factory output prices, manufacturing improving. above 50 for the first time since april. nissan looks ahead to the new ceo as they face

watts talked about the governor's mandates. we will continue to follow that with respect to congestion management. we are going to be looking out for legislation authorizing pricing and we will likely move forward with advocacy based on consistence -- consistency with our downtown pricing study that we just kicked off earlier this year. finally, as disappointed as we were about the veto of assembly bill 1605. the reservation program on lombard street. we are meeting with the governor's office and commissioner stephanie to see if there is a way around his concerns and potentially move forward with modified version of that bill if we feel like it can move forward. we anticipate the main focus of the next session will be housing. we don't typically recommend positions on housing bills to this committee. we will, as we did last year, continue to bring reports on bills of particular limits. so that you guys stay informed. at the regional level i think executive director, and chair peskin referenced a regional transportation measure

he referenced something about a site with an erp of 7,000 watts. it has a site of 154 watts. as a result, the exposure levels are very small. we mentioned in this particular report, they note the highest level of exposure would be 18% of the fcc's limit. which again is five times below the maximum allowable standard. so, i don't believe there's any error in our documentation. i don't believe d.p.h. made errors in this documentation. there may have been uncertainty about exactly what this antenna is. is that direction right. the report is correct. the documentation we provided is correct. and we've tried to clarify that at the protest stage and again tonight. i can't -- she's right that i did not communicate all of this well or on time. none of that results in non compliance with any of the conditions of approval. i have apologized to her for being six months late in the response about exactly how she should go about obtaining readings when the site is installed. she has that information now. i think the board is familiar with how that process works. i'm happy to answer questi

it's a street map of the watts neighborhood in los angeles.ed balls show where properties were damaged in 1965 after six days of violent civil unrest, protests over police brutality and racial inequality. we first saw the painting more than a year ago, when bradford had just started working on it in his studio in south los angeles. he'd already made the map of watts out of bathroom caulking. the following month, when we stopped by again, he'd laid down 14 layers of colored paper and covered it all up with a layer of black. so, there's a map underneath here? >> bradford: yes. >> cooper: of watts? >> bradford: uh-huh. all these little points are what was looted, what was destroyed. so, i kind of start from a map, and then, on top of it, i think i lay art history and my imagination, all three. >> cooper: bradford uses household tools to make his paintings. he likes to buy everything at home depot. >> bradford: my motto was, "if home depot didn't have it, mark bradford didn't use it." and-- >> cooper: ( laughs ) that's-- that's your-- that's your

let's begin with nick watt and this tragedy in south dakota. nick, what are you learning? >> well, as you mentioned, fred, three people miraculously survived this crash and first responders have to contend with that horrific weather to rescue those three. they've been taken to the hospital in sioux falls. nine people dead on that plane. as you mentioned, among the dead two children. also we're told the pilot of the airplane. they were planning to fly west. about 600 miles or so to idaho falls. but that plane crashed shortly after takeoff. now, the faa and the ntsb are already investigating the cause and of course one major focus of that investigation will be that weather. as you say, a very bad winter storm moving through the area at the time of takeoff. low visibility. an inch of snow falling an hour. one local official tells us that weather was a factor in this, but that is just one local official. and of course ntsb will take a lot longer to come to any sort of determination. but the tragedy here, fred, nine people dead in this plane crash.

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and for more on this let's bring in rob watts he's been looking into this rob 1st off remind us again what is tic toc so take talking is the international version of the chinese doll yen and it's a simple concept uses post 15 2nd videos.

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i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. we are under an hour away from the market open in japan and south korea. shery: i am shery ahn. sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to daybreak asia. ♪ this: our top stories tuesday -- u.s. stocks fall on renewed trade fears. markets digest new tariffs for brazil and argentina. and warnings on additional duties on china. restraintts back with from protesters in hong kong. the u.s. navy can no longer visit the city. she race to roll out 5g pit the u.s. against china. we will get telecoms' views on rivalries from huawei. shery: breaking news out of south korea. we have the final third quarter gdp numbers. year on year growth of 2%. that is in line with the advanced estimate. same thing for the quarter on quarter numbers, grown 4.4% which is the same as the advanced estimate. the year on year number is really staying steady at 2% growth for the past two quarters. we have seen a lot of negative sentiment around the korean economy. a contraction in an investment and a sligh

and for more on this let's bring in rob watts he's been looking into this rob 1st off remind us again what is tick tock tick tock is the international version of a chinese quote dollar yen and it's a simple concept uses post 15 2nd video up to 15 2nd videos much like you'd post a tweet on twitter or a photo on instagram but they tend to be sort of quickie videos like sinking along to a song or a comics or something that uses some funky sort of editing to make something a little bit otti and you mention there are some really big numbers involved with this already around the world it's got hoth a 1000000000 uses most of them ah in that teens or the early twenty's or early throes of a quick time it sounds like oh yeah it's as you mentioned any a couple of years but the uptake is strong and these young uses are constantly uploading that data to it and now it seems or at least there is this accusation that some of that data is finding its way to china ok so why why would that matter i guess if it's going to china i mean so many social media sites of course are collecting data in the u.s. w

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energy, storage, community ability to participate securities division help finance over a gig a wattent. we have pockets of expertise for us, what makes it more effective is putting it together to sit down, i don't know if you talked about one goldman, sachs, the idea of a client shouldn't need a pht of goldman, sachs to get the best investment. renewable power. which service, which product within which part of the firm is right for them as they want to transition working with power. this is top of mind, we have capabilities and expertise, can map to their needs >> john, this comes up so often in my work in the last year, i imagine next year coverage will have more about esg. what has happened that elevated it in terms of the consciousness broadly, changed the conversation where last night i had dinner with the ceo of a natural resources company that was talking about this very focus for their business as well why is it different than it was in the past? >> this is one of the things, i've mazing answer to document how it has grown, why it is grown is the interesting question the best

i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney.an hour away from the market open in japan and south korea. shery: i am shery ahn. sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to daybreak asia. ♪ this: our top stories tuesday -- u.s. stocks fall on renewed trade fears. markets digest new tariffs for brazil and argentina. and warnings on additional duties on china. beijing hits back with

i don't mean the respect for you most in watts off the street like this guy right here he's almost to knock him couple of dollars you know something. serious all right. how you doing today. why you don't want to. go simple why you don't want to go through the. gauntlet. because i see a lot of people in the streets right they stay in the streets to go in the cell not talk to people about. to go down. for you ok. say stronger in the last row ok ok. then i'll show it's same wrong but all wrong just don't call. me. just to shape out a distinction because to advocate and in against men because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. she still look for common ground. up. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately there was also a very. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and on

how people you know the loudest don't mean me scrag for you most in watts off the street like this guy right here he's almost to knock him couple of dollars you know something i doubt not see if he's all right. or are you done to death. or are a lot more why you don't want to go to the cell phone. and for how simple why you don't want to go through the. gauntlet the mirror because i see a lot of people in the streets right. stay mr used to go in a cell not talk revolved. around and go. for broke or. say strawman out in the last round ok ok. if i let me. ask i wouldn't. take i could. not have a thing. to show one of. you left clues you know nothing. to do make it a stupid don't listen. to what they do have only the kook on the standards of that not as you hutch up the next bush. no more the focal point. and you of the wish to moan from little known much of this news figured in 1000 years from now. so would you hire them. to use in to do. the job. learning which occurred and then. the new one and the media house on their own classroom. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that

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mike watts best news was when i under four hours. i was told i would be a grandma to twin goals in 2020 as i have four sons and four grandsons, i couldn't believe there would be girls joining couldn't believe there would be girlsjoining the couldn't believe there would be girls joining the family product lily says, my son born in august, arriving for his arrival for over a decade product we went through ivf and fortunately for all of us it just happened naturally after that. thank you so much for those with low to getting in touch and a bit later i'm going to be talking to some of you and what is really notable, with the comments coming through, is often for you the great thing has been the culmination of a really difficult time so it is really good to hear what you have been experiencing in a positive way. treatment for cancer is a painful and often private battle usually only seen by a patient and their loved ones. you might remember victoria's own video diaries — which she made to document her treatment after she was diagnosed wit

nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >> and the ship is now on its way back to its home port in new orleans. according to a letter from the captain, passengers were given a $100 per room onboard credit for the inconvenience. >>> all right, next, why a top evangelical magazine is calling for the president to be removed from office. our every day diet is very acidic. it can cause damage to the enamel. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. with pronamel repair, more minerals are able to enter deep into the enamel's surface. the fact that you have an opportunity to repair what's already been damaged...it's amazing. i think my go-to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. (paul) america's best network.aste the best network is even better. the best deals on the best network. how can everyone be the best? well, sprint's doing things differently. they're offering a 100% total satisfaction guarantee. while i think their network and savings are great, you don't just have to take my word for it. try it out, decide for yourself. hu

joining me now, shannon watt. you do want to point out which is why we set this out.to point out there has been remarkable success. there is a lot of failure at the federal level particularly with the united states senate not taking up background safety legislation which the house has actually passed. there is actually a lot of progress on the elected front and on the state front. >> it is so important to remember that we are winning. it prevents people from getting people off the sideline. i weould not do this as a volunteer everyday if we were not winning. you with making huge strides electoral electorally. our organization out spent the nra 8-1. now we are going in january and pass stronger gun laws. this is how it gets done. what i have learned in the last ev seven years is congress is where it ends and not where it begins. we need to keep doing this work in state houses and border room and courthouses. i am confident that we are close to getting what we need to safe america lives. >> let's talk about this funding for gun safety for p, why is this important? what

morning.ry good i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: good evening from global headquarters in new york. i'm shery ahn. sophie: and i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: asia." ♪ haidi: top stories this monday. china's factory output prices, manufacturing improving. above 50 for the first time since april. nissan looks ahead to the new ceo as they face slumping prices -- slasheed to skash costs and jobs. and in hong kong, police and protesters clash again after a week of relative calm. shery: consumer inflationshery:. year cpi numbers. growth of 0.2 percent. but this is missing expectations that we would see a rise of 0.7%. despite the missive estimates, we are seeing growth from the previous month when the inflation number was flat. month on month, disappointing 0.6%. a contraction of estimates were for a slight growth. this is contraction from the previous month of october. we know south korea faces challenges including negative base effects. last year in 2018, we saw a higher food and crude oil pri

all right, nick watt, thank you so much. keep us posted. >>> let me turn now to cnn meteorologist karen maginnis live in the cnn weather center. the ntsb, karen, has not officially released the cause of the crash, but walk us through the kind of weather that happened at the time of that accident. >> horrendous weather, fredricka. we are looking at very poor visibility. if this was an alternate airport, meaning they were looking for an airport to land at because the weather was deteriorating, this was not a good choice. i'm not sure there were very many good choices at all across this region. over the last 48 hours the weather has steadily deteriorated. visibility was at best a half a mile. this is a very small airport. it's about 140 miles to the west of sioux falls, south carolina. it lies right along interstate 90. and you can better believe they're having a very difficult time doing any kind of research, rescue, recovery across that region because the weather is so dreadful across this region. they have seen snow, ice, an

nick watt. cnn los angeles. >> a major test of a new boeing spaceship fell short of its target.he boeing starliner had no problems with takeoff. but fired its engines at the wrong time when it got to space. as a result, it isn't in the proper orbit to rendezvous with the international space station. boeing says it will bring starliner back to earth sunday and study what went wrong. the unmanned starliner is going through testing to take humans to the space station. >>> many are trying to flee northwestern syria. yes, we're talking about northwestern syria again. because air strikes on rebel-held areas have, yet again, intensified. we'll tell you what a volunteer rescue group says syrian forces are doing to maximize human casualties. can you heal dry skin in a day? aveeno® with prebiotic triple oat complex balances skin's microbiome. so skin looks like this and you feel like this. aveeno® skin relief. get skin healthy™ uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15%ain? or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we'

cnn's nick watt has the latest. >> reporter: the plane took off from chamberlin, south dakota, around lunchtime on saturday heading to idaho falls, but it did not get very far. that plane crashed very soon after takeoff, during what we're told was some horrific weather conditions. now, the national weather service confirms there was a snowstorm in the area at the time. we're told that snowfall was about an inch per hour and visibility was very poor. now, a county official claims that weather was a factor in this crash, but we do not know that for sure. and the faa and the ntsb, who are investigating, it will take them some time before they come up with any determination. nine people dead, three survivors. now, first responders had to battle through that weather to reach those three survivors. they were then taken to sioux falls to the hospital. the plane itself, a single-engine swiss-made plane with a pretty good safety record. but nine people perished in this crash. among them, the pilot, two children, and we're also told two men by the name of jim and kurt hansen, who were both foun

the equipment operating at or connected to the specific wtf wireless telecommunications facility. 40 watts provides four main benefits. it provides coverage for telecommunication service for about one-half mile from the source antenna. two, does not effectively prohibit telecommunication service three, adds the speed limit seat belts and air bags regulations that san franciscos need to protect the quiet enjoyment of san francisco streets which is part of the aesthetics. four it is compliant with fcc guidelines. i have expressed no matter of mere concern but solely matters of substance, fact and law. that's it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> her speaker card is right there on the ledge. next speaker please. >> hello, again. rachael gold. i want to address a couple of what seem to me like alternative facts from the previous speaker. the hollow area, green street and broderick street, there is already plenty of cell phone coverage five bars. we don't need the additional to add more coverage. in a disaster like a fire and earthquake, the small cells go down more easily. the bi

and it only means less than .04 watts from the shroud of the antenna. that will do it. that will get you coverage half a mile down the street. that will get you five bars on a current and that will not endanger your people. the problem is 7,000 watts of radiating power. and environmental impact study has been done. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello board members and president swig. my name is michael lavek. i am electrically sensitive. i have tremendous struggle these last few years maintaining health and relationships. i see this also around me by others effected similarly but not the same. each individual is different. thank you for being here. and during these hours of appeals, many hours and especially thank you for asking the department of health to update the 2,010 position on wireless facilities in the city. it's 1982, you answer your phone and never thinking twice about its safety. it's the touch town telephone in the 1990s and the page is fashionfashionable. and in an instant they're ab so light andandthey have 300 million cel

>> reporter: joshua kaleb watson was among the victims who died his brother wrote on facebook that watts ofns shot multiple tiles but was able to tell deputies where the shooter was located. his brother said watson died a hero. according to the middle east media research institute, someone matching alshamrani's identity had an extensive online footprint. in a twitter post the writer says: we just learned that the u.s. military's northern command is telling all military bases to increase random security checks because of what happened here. the f.b.i. is not calling it terrorism, but they do have terrorism investigators on the scene. reena. >> ninan: david begnaud in pensacola, florida. a chinese american grad student imprisoned in iran for more than three years is free tonight. in a rare diplomatic breakthrough, the u.s. and iran exchanged prisoner prisoners in switzerland. president trump boasted about the swap tweeting, "taken during the obama administration returning during the trump administration. >> reporter: smiling in switzerland xiyue wang is timely three, after more than three

you know, getting back to watt you said earlier megan, i think people want to help, but they don't know how. >> yes. >> or they don't feel trained. >> absolutely. >> you can provide that. carla, tell us about those volunteer opportunities. >> absolutely. we have several volunteer opportunities. one is through our community day of service where we lose over 500 volunteers and that is a great opportunity for someone who has never, we have many return volunteers and some who have never done anything like that. you can come with a group or on your own. we do monthly outreach walks where again, you can just come, we will train you on how to talk with folks on the street and have some pretty real discussion about the challenges and there are a lot of ways to get involved. >> other ways right at the site at 1031 franklin on your drop- in days? >> absolutely. once a month we host a volunteer on boarding which you can sign up our website and it is a first step to be connected to any of our volunteer roles. one of the most impact full one is as a hoss spit stal ty at our site, serving coffee and

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haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney.nt opportunities defined by some tectonic shifts in the global economy. japan is set to be at the center of these developments. bloomberg live big year ahead is in tokyo. let's get over there and in -- enjoying erik schatzker for more. there are technomic shifts taking place here in japan. with me to talk about them is kathy mcsween, vice chairman i goldman sachs. how are you? >> good. erik: prime minister abe is due to announce as soon as today new packages of fiscal reform, stimulus, for the japanese economy. the headline figure appears to between ¥5 trillion, roughly $230 billion. what do you want to see in this package to believe it can be effective? >> i think it is frankly going to be a multi-year package, meaning it is not all going to be spent in fiscal 2020. it is going to be divided over a course of multiple years. i think in terms of the content, there are a number of priority areas given the slew of math -- of natural disasters that has hit japan not just this year but the