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is a research analyst at 4 x. time and joins us from london thank you for joining us 1st of all with these cuts what do you see as the consequences for african nations. thank you for having me had this evening and this would depend whether to cults results in a sustained increase in oil prices personally i think the agreement is largely symbolic even before this opec was cuts in production fall beyond the $1200000000.00 agreed so today has just simply made the sufficient us all off to a producing nations i think they should be more focused on the fact that even though opec is coal production or price is almost influenced by them on side dynamics in the form of u.s. china trade developments and the fact the u.s. steel production continues to rise. now nigeria has has not really complied with those cuts that are in place before do you expect the country to adhere to d's new cuts. you have to look at 9 jews economic fundamentals 90 percent of export earnings all earnings and some percent of revenues come from or so does t

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cheever and chandra and to you for watching the stream where you work always finally can i online scene x time. on al-jazeera as this comes to an end we look ahead to 2020 and the stories that. people in power investigates the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern europe. an exclusive look at the world's largest conference on in rwanda movie efforts achieve an aids free africa a true part series charging china's rise of the 21st century sukkot. leaders will gather in spain to discuss issues about climate change and examine the possible global solutions join us for live coverage to sound on al-jazeera. the world's largest oil producer has failed to trade on a foreign stock exchange transparency. over ambition want to happen for the world's largest oil producer and you don't let the world's largest place says something. investigates the politics of the middle east's most potent economic when the saudi aramco company and the state. on al-jazeera. talked to al jazeera we were told to get to that between russia has this been addressed by turkey we listen what is the proposal of spain for

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[laughter] seven e met senator x times. do you think joe could come to dinner?e for and it's the spouse of a candidate. what,rts my feelings like, are you kidding? you haven't made up your mind yet? is the time. it's today. today. must commit because i know you're busy. do.ow you have lots to it's the holiday season. you're making your list. list, where you have written, decide who i'm going to it off becausess today you're going to commit to joe biden! [cheers and applause] so, you know, i want to say thank you. that you all are busy. i know this is a busy time, but to say thank you, because committed.e so it starts today. it starts here. it starts with your commitment my husband, and do we have educators in this -- yes. of educators. ok. those educators, i know who you and i want you to be our preaching captains because you organized. you have a strategy. you have a teacher voice to together and get them to caucus. so i want our teachers to be our precinct captains. and i want to thank you, all of you each and every one of for being here today and thank your f

times. [laughter] and i've met senator x seven times. do you think joe could come to our house for dinner? and it's the spouse of a candidate. it hurts my feelings like, what, are you kidding? you haven't made up your mind yet? so now is the time. it's today. today. you must commit because i know you're busy. i know you have lots to do. it's the holiday season. you're making your list. so on your list, where you have written, decide who i'm going to commit for, cross it off because today you're going to commit to joe biden! [cheers and applause] so, you know, i want to say thank you. [applause] >> so you know, iu want to say thank you. i know that you all are busy. i know this is a busy time. but i want to say thank you, because you all are so committed. it starts today. it starts here. it starts with your commitment to my husband. and do we have educators in this -- yes, lots of educators, okay. those educators, i know who you are and i want you to be our precinct captains. [laughing] because you are organized. you have a strategy. you have a teacher voice to bring people together and get

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the average net worth of all those households in the bottom half is 27,000 that's a thousand x times the difference there's progressivity that you mix if you go from taxing wealth to tax consumption. >> broadly speaking of taxes, border adjustment tax was part of the original tax reform plan. what are we talking about in the campaign next year taxes will take center stage republicans will be defending the tax from two years ago, democrats put forth a number of proposals to raise taxes who will win that debate >> that's going to come down to choice between two people. don't know who the other person is yet i think the set of issues though, taxes, health care, things like climate and what we're doing budget those issues, kitchen table issues, bernie is right to talk about education, everyone ought to be talking about college education, something we want to see more of his idea of wiping out debt isn't a great idea, but these are things parents are worried about, what their kids will do in the future, what are the opportunities for them >> jared, tony, thanks for sticking around during

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console, they did that last night, the xbox series x and looks more like a pc than previous xbox consoles. microsoft promises it will deliver four times the processing power of the xbox 1x and will support 8k gaming and come with a wireless controller. now no pricing details yet but we know the xbox series x will be available just in time to buy next holiday season. scott and laura, back to you. >> oh. >> just missed the mark. >> all right, thank you much. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," kari hall is tracking our weekend forecast. >> the fog is the issue this morning, and then we'll see some scattered rain moving in. here is a live look in palo alto. we're going to see low visibility over the next few hours, up until about 7:00 here and then the sun peeking out but we also have some rain coming in. we'll talk about that coming up next. >>> doesn't look different but this is the east bay with fremont 880 south headed toward a crash. can't see it from the camera. we'll talk about what's going on farce as far as visibility and the two crashes, coming up. >>> plus decision 2020 and the presidential race, the stops former vice preside

cape canaveral in florida and is expected to arrive at the space station on sunday it's the 19th time space x. has done a supply run for nasa you might be wondering about the mice well the genes have been manipulated to enhance their muscle growth and that will help scientists understand how to limit the loss in humans while they are in space the dragon capsule also deliver some holiday goodies for the 6 astronauts which they will hopefully enjoy. we can find stories now a process to impeach the u.s. president has moved forward a step after the speaker of the house of representatives ordered the drafting of articles of impeachment in a historic move nancy pelosi said donald trump had abused his power by withholding aid to ukraine in a bid to get the country's president to investigate his political rival joe biden the white house hit back telling pelosi and her democrat colleagues they should be ashamed i democracy is where does it state the president leaves us no choice but to act because he is trying to corrupt once again the election for his own benefit. the president has engaged in abuse o

is it to you that we -- let's say, for example, we were to offer you another continuance for "x" amount of time and not uphold today, how important is that to you? i want to give you your fair share at that. i think it is important because i want to commend you for coming back with a good step forward, and i want to keep that spirit going. maybe you could explain to us why it is so important that we don't uphold today and give us reasons as to why we might consider that. >> thank you, commissioner. i guess there are really two reasons. one is: the issue of fines and penalties that may accrue during this time when we can't move forward. and the other is: financing for construction. so to actually do the work, my understanding is that -- >> if it is held in abeyance, it doesn't get filed until the deadline. so we make the order now. we hold it, allowing you to do the work and resolve it, in which case it is not filed. >> right. >> and the fees is an issue. and it is one that i brought up. >> right. the fees are certainly an issue. and even if it is not recorded on title, i would think there still

occupied by russia but at the same time then we have looking back at the last couple of years for example germany leading the sanctions on russia in the 2014 after the 2014 x. a sion of crimea and at the same time germany being very kind of engaging with russia when he was trying to bring both russia and ukraine back to the table after the ukraine crisis and force the minsk agreement together with the help of france but it's germany also when you look at the european landscape has to look in this case that we now have ahead of us how it can work with allies so if you know for example france was very interested to bring russia back to the table and to limit sanctions towards russia and the german chancellor angela merkel which we heard earlier today is very skeptical to still to what's russia and this of course bill now be the question how germany wants to continue this case political correspondent next 1000000 a kosher act and that constantine that i gotta thank you paul. nato leaders are wrapped up a 2nd day of talks the same on the military alliance is 70th anniversary divisions between member states have surfaced over a number of issues and today nation

for quite a long time the european x. was in the in a state of denial they tried to say that everything is ok there are there are some problems but mainly those are produced by outside forces now they finally concluded that shot something should be done in fact heard you make a very interesting point that for the 1st time since the collapse of the soviet union the countries between russia and the e.u. seizing to be the prime geopolitical real estate sometimes inflated values that they're finally left to that own devices do you think that realisation has already started to sink in do you see any change in how those countries in between there are relating to both russia and the e.u. . it's sort of difficult process because for those so-called in-between countries i think is a terrible name by the way this has been their geopolitical. extremely discriminating. those countries most of them they got used to live in in in vironment went to perceive themselves as very juicy after office and from the beginning from 1090 s. it was

works against you is the jack dorsey, who runs both twitter and square, is over in africa for x amount of timet's three months, four months, however long he's going to be over there and this one needs leadership. hopefully, the people that he's put in charge can do just that, brian, because this could be on the same track that paypal is on and that one's on a tear this one has not done that. >> hogs get fed. pigs get slaughtered, i believe is how it goes good stuff there thank you for all your questions. fil adnatres are straight ahead on the "halftime report. this app solves my problems. it's super easy, all the exercises include demonstration videos. i love the 30 day fitness app. (vo) thewith every attempt, strto free itself,pider's web. it only becomes more entangled. unaware that an exhilarating escape is just within reach. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. stocks could be headed for a pre

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she told me she would leave for x amount of time and that's when it would need to be done. >> reporterhrauben said he hired his good friend, a local drifter, to be the getaway driver. and on the afternoon of august 13th, 1998, while sandra was out having her nails done, schrauben claimed he and his friend drove to the jessee house to murder jack. >> i was already having a cold feeling on the way there. by the time i was walking down the street, i was really having cold feet. i got in the house, i'm standing in the garage now. i put on a rubber glove. and reach inside the door and unlock the it and shut it. i was chicken. i couldn't do it. i called tom. i told tom, the door's locked. and he said he would call his mom and get back to me. >> reporter: and according to schrauben, tom called back within minutes with a backup plan. >> he told me his mom was going to go out that night and that they needed it to happen tonight because his mom can't take it anymore. he said we didn't do it tonight, his mom was going to do it. >> reporter: they returned that night about 9:00. schrauben's stor by

x community. i do appreciate the resolution. at the same time, the budget office has difficulty quanti quantifying how we would potentially fund the initiative because we hadn't had a conversation with curriculum committee to outline the staffing and resources needed. i think the budget office did a wonderful job of presenting a potential model and they based it on the ali initiative, we agreed that wasn't necessarily an appropriate model to use and further discussion was needed. we decided because we felt it was needed and this was a conversation we want to move forward and we do support it, we decided to move it forward with a positive recommendation with the understanding that we needed to flesh out the specifics of what types of staffing and supports we needed to implement it. we wanted to make sure this discussion process is an iterative process and doesn't prevent us from putting it in in a timely way. it's going to come back before the curriculum committee meeting, but then we're going to have one day and it's going to come back before th

times more capacity. that is a very conservative estimate in the short term. somethingus five xthan 100 times capacity. price would go down. consumption may go up. this is going to happen with wireless broadband as well. it will continue to be a wonderful opportunity for american consumers. let's leave it there. mcdowell and ed hammond joining us. among up, the house judiciary committee is hearing closing arguments on the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump. we will bring you the latest. you see chairman jerrold nadler right there. it is in the house ways and means committee. it's been going on for about an hour. you can follow online at life go. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." how's investigators are giving their closing summations today in the democrats' case against president donald trump, as the continue debate -- as they gotinue to debate how far to in drafting articles of impeachment. joining us is bloomberg's anna edgerton from washington, d.c. anna: we are certainl

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to joel benjamin over there in london joe welcome back i'm x. all right listen joe another building this time student housing has gone up in flames thanks to what's called flammable cladding tell us what's happened but 1st for our international audience put this latest fire in the context of this ongoing issue in the u.k. joel. sure so as you say last friday there was a major fire in student accommodation up and vote and. as you point out it was caused or at least exacerbated by flammable cladding on the outside of the building and if you sort of video see if it was flames leaping up the exterior of the boating hundreds of students had to be evacuated and thankfully in this case there were no fatalities even though a couple of paper which trace it it is sane by emergency services so we had around about 200 firefighters trying to tackle this blaze. and this of course comes just 2 and a half years after the great intro tallit tragedy we have 72 people who lost their lives and it was again the result of being on the exterior of a child lock and wh

time the house of representatives have impeached a sitting be president. we have the rule and it's straightforward, it's a closed rule which means no amendments will be offered. had thethey you allowedallowed xf debate time. they're he predicting a 6:00 or 6:30 vote. there will be two votes, one for abuse of power, one for obstruction of justice. in the rules committee, things got very heated. watch. >> was it appropriate for him to ask another country to investigate an american citizen? >> there was nothing wrong with the call. >> reporter: ahead of today's vote, yesterday president trump sent a six page scathing letter to speaker pelosi in which he calls today's impeachment, quote an illegal partisan and attempted coup. he calls the ar articles meritls and baseless. pelosi writing her fellow lawmakers, employing them, quote, if we do not act, we will be derelict in our duty. concluding that in america, no one is above the law. here's a spoiler alert. speaker pelosi needs 216 votes to pass the articles of impeachment. looks like she's well within that margin. we talked about the 31 vulnerable democrats, 28 of them will vote for impeachment today. then, things will go to the senate where thi

his son, rick, just reminded me that he flew this x-15 above us about seven different times. he was an extraordinary test pilot, a man of incredible courage, but his courage was displayed perhaps nowhere more profoundly than in the moments just before the apollo 11 lunar module landed on the surface of the moon. it was that coolness during the original landing that likely saved the lives of the two astronauts that were aboard the lunar module. when the original landing area turned out to be so full of large boulders that landing there would have doomed the mission and the crew, history records again that neil armstrong calmly took the control of the lunar module, skimmed across the top of the lunar surface and manually found a safe spot to touch down. by the time he sat down to what we all know to be tranquility base, armstrong and aldrin had 17 seconds of fuel left remaining. it's incredible. so, today we -- we remember the service and the accomplishments of apollo 11 and of its commander, neil am strormstrong. but we also do well to remember his courage and that steely prof

x. or but because i hang out with you all the time i feel like a boon i feel like an x. or because i hang out with you. well here's another tweet that sums up 2019 and we had predicted that our new year's eve show of going into 29. china exports to the us down a whopping 23 percent year on year. looks like pretty bad so of course one person's loss one nation's loss is another nation's game so we'll go into that about the geo economics the re architecting of the global power grid. neo merkel until ism new trade deals new trade routes the new silk road to point out we've got new you know alliances emerging new developments happening because one well because like we say all the time throughout history no empire goes away quietly they like to tear it down they like to throw over the whole monopoly board and we're we've seen that over the past 10 years but accelerating undertrial and now you see it in the numbers here that's the heartbeat of global trade that's the deal globalization right there and that's the sinking of the trade with the u.s. of course that means that china

console, they did that last night, the xbox series x and looks more like a pc than previous xbox consoles. microsoft promises it will deliver four timescessing power of the xbox 1x and will support 8k gaming and come with a wireless controller. now no pricing details yet but we know the xbox series x will be available just in time to buy next holiday season. scott and laura, back to you. >> that's kind of funny they would announce it now. >> right. start saving your money. thank you, rahel. >>> new at 6:00 supporters are seeing it as a big step in california going green. state leaders celebrating 1 million solar rooftop systems across the state. part of an initiative signed into law by former governor arnold schwarzenegger in 2006. the organization behind the project says the goal is to help drive down the cost of solar energy for california power customers. >>> trending, hasbro has just unveiled a new line of baby yoda toys. hasbro unveiled a new line of baby yoda toys from the "mandalaurian star wars" series. you can't order it yet. they're not arriving until the spring. >> that whole thing caught everyone off guard the phenomenon.

console, they did that last night, the xbox series x and looks more like a pc than previous xbox consoles. microsoft promises it will deliver four times the processing power of the xbox 1x and will support 8k gaming and come with a wireless controller. now no pricing details yet but we know the xbox series x will be available just in time to buy next holiday season. scott and laura, i guess they're trying to drum up interest. available next year but you know about it now. you can wait for that. >> be good all year so santa will bring it to you next year. that's a long time. rahel, thanks. >> that's, yes. >> exactly right. >>> neither one of us have been to a shake shack so hit us up on twitter or facebook tell us what you think of it. some burger lovers may be excited about the shake shack opening its third bay area at the hillsdale shopping center, grand opening sunday at 11:00 in the morning. first 100 people through the door will receive shake shack beanies. >>> trending this morning, some people probably wondering what took them so long but your young jedi will have a way to channel the force. hasbro unveiled a new line of baby yo

time. he never even leaves his post at cafe x. of serving a variety of cold or warm beverages to customers before they board their flights, and he can make 10 cups of coffee at the same time. the cafe opened before thanksgiving in terminal b between gates 33 and 34. >> get back to me when he makes 10 beers. >> there you go. thanks for watching at 6:00. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news tonight, the search for survivors. a volcano erupts, trapping tourists. at least five dead, dozens more hurt or missing. tonight the american newlyweds who barely escaped. was it a witch hunt? the report on the start of the russia investigation is just out, and it says there was no anti-trump bias, but the president says... >> incredible. far worse than i would have ever thought possible. >> o'donnell: plus democrats call the president a clear and present danger as they finalize the articles of impeachment. act of terror: the f.b.i. now scouring travel records of the saudi air for

this from here, sort of it got me a little bit nervous and once he is an x—factor cricketer — 55; 5511721)! tough, difficult times a pivotal role during the world cup final at headingley itjust shows the magnitude of this cricketer. i feel like we've recreated the love that england had for cricket, yet again, through what we did on the field this summer. test cricket is the best form of the game. we need to do everything we can to keep test cricket alive because games like this is what makes cricket excitable to watch. at old trafford, steve smith's batting saw australia retain the ashes. a drawn series but cricket's winning moments this year won't be forgotten. i don't think it has sunk in, the success i don't think it has sunk in, the su ccess we i don't think it has sunk in, the success we have had, how the game has changed in this country, and i think it's going to change cricket forever. in 2019, the world athletics and world pa ra—athletics championships went to the gulf. in doha and in dubai, there would be challenges in the heat. just on midnight, what a time to start a marathon. what a place to be runnin

x—factor cricketer. bat, ball, fielding. tough timess ago, to play a pivotal role during the world cup final, at headingley, itjust shows the magnitude of this cricketer. we recreated the love that england had for cricket through what we did in the field this summer. test cricket is the best form of the game. we need to do everything we can to keep test cricket alive because games like this is what makes cricket excitable to watch. at old trafford, steve smith's batting saw australia retain the ashes. a drawn series but cricket's winning moments this year won't be forgotten. in 2019, the world athletics and world pa ra—athletics championships went to the gulf. in doha and in dubai, there would be challenges in the heat. just on midnight, what a time to start a marathon. what a place to be running a marathon. there is no—one in the stands, it is empty and they are cleaning up the stadium. great britain won 13 gold medals at the world para—athletics championships. hannah cockroft and holly arnold were dominant again. sophie han broke two