its only is at a whopping 132%. the only one thatis is at a whopping 132%.nly one that is worse is a grease. they would need to do more to reduce the budget but then you have the worse of both worlds, the lego, and chink was still at, the right and the left. the right wings have pushed in the tax reforms and the left push through minimum wage so it all went off kilter. let's hope that they can come to a resolution but it is going to bea come to a resolution but it is going to be a tough one and in ourfront is following on their heels. the economists who hired interviewed about italy, it has been going on for a couple of months of the story, most say that the budget as it was looking like at that point was putting them in a direct confrontation with russell ‘s, that there could be fined etc etc, but all of them seem to think it is on the table were not going to help the italian economy anyway. they will not necessarily boost the italian economy. if you look at the forecasts of several economist ‘s income is that it 0.7% and it puts it out of kilter in terms o

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>> it's a whopping, whopping number. it suggests there's a lot of stuff that flynn knew about that they wanted to ask about. you know, past that we can't really tell. we are all in the realm of speculation. at this point i think it's fair to say if i am donald trump and i read what i read yesterday and last week read what i read by michael cohen, i think the technical legal term for what i would be right now is freaking out. >> i am familiar with that technical legal term. bottom line, as you know there have been all sorts of pundits that say surely robert mueller is wrapping up the investigation soon, and from what you read yesterday in the sentencing memo, does it looks like it's wrapping up soon? >> not at all. looks like there's a lot of ongoing stuff, stuff we don't know about. you have to add, even if mueller thought pieces of this were going to wrap up, he was dealt a setback last week when he realized paul manafort, who was supposedly cooperating with him, was a, lying to him, and b, passing everything over to th

its parent company has asked for a whopping $23.5 billion for its telecom unit. why so much?iller says, behind the huge valuation, there could be an even bigger global impact to come. what does this robot, saudi arabia, and yoda have to do with one another? they are all linked to softbank, a japanese conglomerate, huge cluster of companies, it is raising $23.5 billion by selling shares in one of its business on the tokyo stock exchange. now this makes it the world's second—biggest share sale after alibaba in 2014. but this isn't some eye—popping ipo or initial public offering. it could possibly be something that end up changing your life. here is how. 0ne of the things softbank does with its cash is investing future technologies in artificial into it in. for instance it is making robots to help humans in their homes, shops and even in schools. hello, everyone. it also runs a $100 billion investment vehicle called the "vision fund" led by softbank founder, affecting many aspects of everyday life. masayoshi son is investing in self driving vehicles that might act as hospital sh

last year it topped a whopping $12 trillion. but a shadow over the anniversary.h the former director general and ask whether the country is wrong to raise issues about how the global system operates. the us are awry. some of the moves of trade today did not discipline and are from chinese practices and china is right that the way the us behaves putting ta riffs the way the us behaves putting tariffs on china is not at all in line with trade mood. what is the most troublesome of china's practices? the state of the sector not only stop but increased and inevitably, if you have one third of your economy under state command, the suspicion that they are playing with subsidies, roughly the cost of capital. what is the worst case scenario for beijing and washington for the next 90 days? this approach from trumpet that china has to be contained so that america is not hurt, i personally believe this is dangerous. i do not wish isolationist china first is not what the world needs. jeremy corbyn has tabled a motion of no confidence in prime minister theresa may after she sa

guys like johnson whop do not >> this is an indi troops overseas, it's intere we are talking about it and they don't like this either. >> we had success against isis we had success. it was a victory. lindse graham, bob corker, the president blindsided the >> she doing exactly if not >> exactly if not worse than it tells you about the moment. >> the president was not sure on how to message this. it seemed to have been done on on twitter, he was contradicting his own message and saying we he said this is a war that have we defeated isis? he seemed to walk that back in when there is not a clear messag even allies on fox >> it's tough about how it water. the dow dives again after the big market. the dow losing even more ground low. invest watching the markets yester down almost 350 points. christ the mood? i'm guessing it's not so great. what hearinging from invest >> blood on the street right avoid a government shut down. that did not help things on the market no doubt about it, that selling continued unabate they have been addicted to that. that jerome powell gave. the fed chair. clarit

that's take a look at the euro and standing by for us in germany's financial whop frankfurt christiane bret's good morning to you powell so tell me what's the mood like where you are right now good morning. monica the mood here in frankfurt has notably soured as it has in paris and london and other european cities especially compared to monday when there was a white spread of cautious optimism after the g. twenty summit. now we're seeing donald trump tweeting that he is still a tariff man re sparking fears about the conflict between the u.s. and china the wall street selloff also didn't make for great news jones lost over eight hundred points at one time and we're not going to see any positive news from u.s. markets today because they're close in commemoration of actually bush on top of that the meeting of german carmakers and the white house didn't bring any really positive news either so not too great today i paul and of course you are outdoors and taxis standing behind you they'll get new competition that we saw and i believe. yeah bad news for taxi drivers on the way because back o

another block buster could be on the horizon avengers broke in the most bringing in a whopping 289 million views. that is more than the film's pr predecessor. i personally can't wait. back to you. >> i thought you were going to say the highly anticipated mary poppins. >> it all depending on your audience. zb >> i don't know if that's quite as anticipated. >>> coming up next, monday morning forecast. >> looks good as you get ready to head out. here is a live look outside. christmas in the park. maybe you were out there over the weekend. we'll get a closer look at storm ranger tracking spotty showers. that's coming up next. >> and we are tracking this. just some roads that are moving nicely here past the coliseum. i will show you what's going on here as far as your driving environment coming up. >>> a live look. you'll notice there's some haze out there, some fog. be careful on your way in. allow a little extra time. pretty much common knowledge. it is 4:44 right now. >>> it is cold here in the bay area. let's say if you live in the area where there's a lot of snow things can get a little ro

the nra spent a whopping $30 million to back his presidential bid. you know, the nra has essentially stonewalled questions from investigators on the hill. in our reporting this week, we heard from several sources on the hill that there's growing interest in this potential money trail and the question of whether or not there was more russian money flowing into the nra and possibly even to the trump campaign, which of course would be illegal. so, you know, i think we're hearing very sharp skepticism from sources on the hill about the nra's claim so far that they have seen no russian money essentially. they disclosed a few hundred dollars here and there over the last few years. then why was alexander torshin getting such vip treatment for so many years at their conferences? also one other point i want to make, for so long the question has been about what are maria butina and alexander torshin doing with the nra, spending all this time in the united states. but really i think we need to reverse that question and asking what is the nra doing with these ru

whopping into next friday. >> we look good.o. >> you've got the whop and i've got the shoulders. >> that's right, you do have the shoulders. >> killing it with the shoulders. >> killing with the shoulders. all right. cool. we'll see how michelle obama is killing it also with the moves from fortnite a little bit later on. >> oh, yeah. >>> we're going to start this half hour with new allegations that president trump actually attended a meeting centered around illegal hush money payments to help his 2016 campaign. >> new reports say the president was in the room in august of 2015 strategizing with michael cohen and "national enquirer" publisher david pecker about killing stories that may be damaging to his campaign. after cohen was sentenced to three years in prison, the president said the responsibility for any campaign finance violations should rest with cohen. abc's jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: the president is pushing back against his former lawyer and fixer michael cohen who says then candidate donald trump directed h

this modern icon was built in 2012 and stands at a whopping 634 metres high. floor 350.told it can withstand earthquakes up to seven magnitude as well as handle some 10,000 visitors a day. it looks like a lego cityscape. it does not look real. not only the scale of how massive this place is but how densely populated it is, tightly packed together. on a clear day, you can see mount fuji in the distance but i think the weather gods have not smiled on us today. me and tall things do not go together to be honest but it is nice to feel i am looking honest but it is nice to feel i am looking down on things for once. you cannot come to the sky tree tower without having your photo taken. oh my god. i have just realised there is a glass floor. that makes me feel a little bit sick. i really don't like it. i love it. you got my best side. that is so cool. if you can cope with the crowds, it is easy to get around. i could've done without the glass floor. not the biggest fan of heights. didn't realise it was there. cracking fun, a really good place to come. away from the modernity, i

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that's a whopping 633% increase. on realtor experienced the huge increase firsthand. >> we had at least two listings that had been sitting. they were priced appropriately,t but they were getting much traction or any offers for more than a month. within days of the amazon announcement, they both had multiple offers and both sold at or above list price. >> we'll take it. don't do anything to it. just get out. she says amazon will impact the entire region. prince willm, loudoun, stafford counties all expecting a bump in housing markets. >>> and amazon says more items were ordered thisoliday season than ever before. they don't usually provide detailed numbers but said that more than 1 billion items shipped for free this holiday thanks to its prime deals. when it comes to procrastinators, a local city topped the list for last-minute prime now deliveries. springfield, virginia. not a city, but a local area, among the top five for most christmas eve deliveries. >>> so many of us have horror stories about traveling during th

that's a whopping 633% increase. realtor katie westman experienced that huge increase first-hand. >> we had at least two listings that had been sitting and they were priced appropriately, but were not getting much traction or any offers for more than a month and within days of the amazon announcement, they both had multiple offers and sold at or above list e.pr >> reporte >> she says while arlington andal zand alexandria will see a boost, the entire area will he a bump in the housing market. real estate experts tell us they don't expect it to last. >>> kwanzaa begins tonight. that's a pan aican holiday that focuses on family and culture. a celebration was held this evening in northwest west. unity marks the day. kwanzaa runs through the first to all those who celebrate, happy kwanzaa. happy clear a cold kwanzaa. >> right. it got cold quick. it really did. clear skies, light wind us, that tlowsperatures to cool really quick thly. we're already dealing with some frost. you may need the ice scraper early tomorrow mornin

this modern icon was built in 2012 and stands at a whopping 634 metres high.ld it can withstand earthquakes of up told it can withstand earthquakes of up to seven magnitude, as well as handle 10,000 visitors a day. it looks like a lego cityscape, it does not look real. you get a sense of not look real. you get a sense of not only a scale of how massive this place is, but had densely populated it is, how everything is so tightly packed together. i think usually on a clear day, they should be able to see mount fuji in the distance, i think the weather gods have not smiled on us today. me and tall things that usually go together, to be honest with you, but it is actually nice to feel i am looking down on something for once. you cannot come to the sky tree tower and not have your photo taken at the own my god. i havejust realised there is a glass floor. that makes me feel a little bit sick. i really don't like it! i love it! it has got my best side. that was so cool. if you can cope with the crowds is pretty easy to get around, could have done without the glass fl

republican dennis hof getting a whopping 68% of the vote in his nevada race. >> we now go to his opponentia romanov's concession speech. >> good evening! i am so proud of all of you. oh, i love you, too! thank you, thank you! we fought a good, tough campaign. and i want to congratulate my opponent. he ran a surprisingly strong race, considering he's a dead pimp. as you know, i ran on a simple platform: "i'm alive, and i don't prostitute women." i assumed that would put us over the top.

to approve a sale of several parcels of land, many owned by the city, to google for more than a whopping $100 million. >> was sleeping right on first street. >> reporter: but not everyone is happy. on the eve of the big vote, protesters held a hunger strike outside city hall. they fear as google brings in thousands of high paying tech jobs, rents will increase. for those already struggling including ramone johnson who said it was actually the mayor who helped him finally get into housing. >> unfortunate to have housing now even though i'm -- i'm fortunate to have housing now even though i'm facing a rent address. >> reporter: but the mayor said affordable housing is a priority. >> this crisis is decades in making. >> there's a big vote today with the city council. >> reporter: randy believes we're just now getting a glimpse of google's impact on san jose. >> we'll be able to probably double or triple our workforce and we're just one restaurant in downtown san jose. >> reporter: before the meeting started about 90 people had already signed up for public comments. so we are expecting this

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this brings the estimated jackpot for friday up to a whopping $348 million. meanwhile, tonight's powerball jackpot has risen to $294 million. >>> let's check out on our weather day. >> it's going well. unfortunately for parts of texas, the odds are high you'll be facing severe weather. we have 19 million people at risk, mor t towards austin, san antonio area. this storm system won't just s.pact te for those of us that are going to be traveling these days after christmas, this is a massive storm system that will not only bring downpours but also the threat for snow. and some of thatl snow w be heavy. even blizzard conditions are expected with a foot or more of snow and very strong winds. this will be very blusteryound dang for today and into tomorrow. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at the day ahead. temperatures are cold enough to be well below freezing, even in the teens in the northern central part of the untry. butsouthward, mild temperatures above normal.ti stormy cons will prevail in texas. after a couple of qu

is the spot, the elevation that the national weather service said in a few hours is going to get whopped. the winds have started to build, trees bending to the gust. the national weather service is predicting later this evening those wind gusts could reach 55 miles per hour at higher elevations. earlier this week we had heavy rains leaving the ground soft in many places. this combination has tree experts concerned. >> it just makes the situation much worse and, you know, like i said, trees could come down at any point. >> reporter: mr. gaitan said there are some signs you can see when your tree is in trouble. what warning signs that it might be coming down? >> mushrooms, mushrooms. >> reporter: mushrooms? >> absolutely. mushrooms, they usually grow on dead wood. >> reporter: like dead roots. >> dead roots. >> reporter: even with the winds getting stronger this afternoon, visitors enjoyed the grizzly peak view. >> i'm from buffalo, minnesota, and if you have wind in minnesota this time of year, you can get frostbite. >> reporter: that didn't happen today. >> not here, no. >> reporter: wel

this brings the estimated jackpot for friday up to a whopping $348 million. meanwhile, tonight's powerball jackpot has risen to $2let'check out on our weather today. >> it's going well. unfortunately for parts of texas, the odds are high you'll be facing severe weather. we have 19 million people at risk, more towards the austin, san antonio area. this storm system won't just impact texas. for those of us that are going to be traveling these days after christmas, this is a massive storm system that will not only bring downpours but also the threat for snow. and some of that snow will be heavy. even blizzard conditions are expected with a foot or more of snow and very strong winds. this will be very blustery and dangerous for today and into torrow. thatmo'ssouthward, mild temperatures above normal. stormy conditions will prevail in texas. after a couple of quiet days, christmas eve and christmas day, it looks troublesome for travelers today and into tomorrow. >> bonnie, thanks so much. >>> well, in sydney, australia, and their iconic tt was the place to be for

the stock is down a whopping 6%. that is a serious drop for a big company like that.s and ford? deutsche bank says buy them because they have large upside potential. apparently that's what they're doing. they are up just a fraction show. >>> the border crisis, let's get to that. migrants want to get into that. i want to bring in the border security council president nelson ridlido. >> how are you doing. stuart: i'm remarkably well. i know you came back from the border, you're telling me, the people cross the border, first thing they do is look for a border patrol agent. why? >> we have to separate the folks that come over what they call economic migrants, those looking to do us harm as opposed to folks seeking asylum. you have almost a travel agency program in central america where you have the cartels almost handing out leaflets in the streets, saying hey, we'll give you a one-way ticket to the u.s. border for 4 to $7,000 a head. they deposit those folks -- they are with an unaccompanied minor or a family unit with a minor. they seek asylum. they have credible fear o

until two thousand and twenty three and a third of that is earmarked for the future technologies a whopping forty four billion all right so electro mobility sounds like bad news at least for the workforce but what about the comic as themselves you always hear the german carmakers are lagging behind when it comes. those new technologies how will the election ability impact their market share profits and so forth. it's impossible to say at this moment monika yes they're lagging behind when you look at tesla but they're making cars and homeopathic doses if you will and a very high price they're not going to be a problem long term for volkswagen a renault or fear of chrysler or toyota but the problem is no one knows who will be ahead because of the technology involved the battery in future will be the central component the make or break part of the auto and so far i don't know of any car maker who has found the battery at the right price with the right characteristics to move forward that will be decided in a few years from now and it will be a decisive question it's only bought in frankfurt i

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french luxury giant lvmh has snapped up high—end hotel group belmond for a whopping £2.5 billion.e first half of next year, subject to approval by belmond's shareholders and approval by the relevant competition authorities. belmond began over a0 years ago with the acquisition of hotel cipriani in venice. it now owns and operates a collection of high—end hotels around the world as well as offering rail and river cruises. not a huge amount of change in the tented terms —— percentage terms. they bounced back last week seems to have faded. it is a weak euro at the moment but even weaker pound. the pound is really suffering at the moment. a statue of emmiline pankhurst has been unveilled in st peter's square in manchester to mark the centary of the day women voted for the first time in a general election. thousands marched from the pankhurst centre to st peter's square before hand. a young girl chosen from a local school made the case for the statue to the planning board. this is that she means a lot to me and my generation as a symbol of equality and a symbol of manchester being a for

on the debut. 0ur reporter tells us 14% on the debut. 0ur reporter tells us why there was such a whoppingwhat does this robot, saudi arabia and yoda have to do with one another? they are all linked to softbank, the japanese conglomerate, a huge cluster of companies. it is raising 23.5 billion us dollars by selling shares in one of its businesses on the tokyo stock exchange. now, this makes it the world's second—biggest share sale after alibaba in 2014. but this isn'tjust some eye—popping ipo or initial public offering. it could possibly be something that ends up changing your life. here's how. one of the things softbank does with its cash is investing in future technologies and artificial intelligence. for instance, it is making robots to help humans in their homes, shops, and even in schools. it also runs a $100 billion investment vehicle called the vision fund. led by softbank founder masayoshi son. he is pumping cash into companies, transforming many aspects of everyday life. take transportation. together with toyota, he is investing in self driving vehicles that may one day act as hos

you can request to increase next year's military budget to a whopping seven hundred fifty billion dollars just last week he slammed the defense budget as crazy kind of explains the us defense budget is already enormous and it might get bigger which some politicians find to be funny i'm pushing towards seven hundred eighty billion i just now thought of it it's a good high number last week donald trump thought this spending was crazy but now he's pushing for an even bigger figure but hey what's a few billion between the american taxpayers and the president right the pentagon budget is so big that at this point the numbers seem abstract to most americans but what is worse is that at this point we don't even know how they're spending the money between ninety ninety eight and twenty fifteen there were twenty one trillion dollars worth of unaccounted spending now somehow these discrepancies were actually bigger than the overall budget itself let's make these numbers real twenty one trillion dollars that's roughly three thousand five hundred trips to mars or seven million but godey's the world's

just over two hundred bucks and it's specs are comparable to i phones x r which will set you back a whopping seven hundred fifty bucks but the u.s. views qual way as a possible front for spying as well as a commercial competitor to the american tech industry and this comes at an odd time as washington and beijing have agreed to something of a cease fire from the tariff spat that came across the summer now the background that led to these tariffs tensions come from china's tech laws which the u.s. allege allow for them to steal american technology without any consequence and although the chinese are unhappy about ms maines detention beijing wants to avoid disrupting the progress being made to end the trade war. we're so pleased with that report we now turn to hillary for which the c.e.o. of straw mark hillary this is sort of a crazy circumstance i mean it was already crazy with the relations between the u.s. and china but now with this arrest i mean occurring the very night the president donald trump i mean what do you make of it all hillary well first of all thanks for having me pleasure to

of potholes reported by people in 150 local authorities in england, scotland and wales rose by a whoppings calling. he argues that real investment in repairing road surfaces, instead of patching potholes up, would ultimately save money. if you did a proper investment plan, changed the culture, training, contracts, supervision, the right quality materials, 95% of potholes could be eradicated from ever appearing on our road network. the rac says councils don't have the money and the government needs to act. what we require is a long—term funding mechanism whereby local authorities can plan ahead and actually deal with the specific issue of the structural defects, rather than simply filling in potholes. the government says it's giving councils an extra £400 million for local road repairs this year, and funding trials to identify potential potholes so roads can be repaired before they form. lifeboat crew in cornwall say a fisherman who fell overboard near newlyn whilst adjusting his nets has been amazingly lucky to survive. nathan rogers managed to cling onto his nets forfive miles, while the

guy williams and his horse mr blue sky, successfullyjumped a whopping seven foot four, for a share ofyou can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will be back with more after 2pm. let's get more on the problems affecting gatwick airport. the chief operating officer has just said that a drone was seen within the last hour so the runway remains clsoed for the forseeable future. we've just had this update from the chief operating of gatwick airport, chris woodfroofe. the current state of play is that the runways closed and i want to open by apologising again to all of the passengers affected. 10,000 passengers were due to fly today and the vast majority of those will see cancellations and disruption. it is our intention to get open again but only when the safety do so, and clearly, we've had another drone siding in the last hour so at this stage we are not open and i cannot tell you what time we'll open. tell me about this new coinciding. tell you what time we'll open. tell me about this new coincidingm tell you what time we'll open. tell me about this new coincidi

stories so -- or is so serious one guy got a whopping 14 days in jail.one of this has tied the president to russia. but you wouldn't know it from these guys. >> a lot paper here. but the president of the united states directed a crime. >> we have a sitting president of the united states who commit two felonies while running for president. >> if history means anything in the trump era, donald trump will be, must be impeached because of the crimes prosecutors say he committed in the michael cohen case. >> robert mueller is saying here congress, here is an impeachable offense, you decide. >> i think what the totality of today's filings show, the house is going to have little choice the way this is going other than to start impeachment proceedings. judge jeanine: did the president direct a felony? if michael cohen who is probably one of the most of flawed prosecution witnesses i have ever seen is relied upon to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that donald trump circumvented campaign finance laws, they might as well be whistling dixie up the mis. number one, i