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president donald trump went on twitter to say quote we must all come together to fight confront and unready cade's the evil scourge of anti-semitism but in the jewish community of voices are getting louder that politicians are not doing enough to protect them they are calling for more police protection at their houses of worship and they're calling for more political action so something like the horrible stabbing has never happened again no andrew cuomo in his remarks he said this is the 13th anti-semitic incident in the new york area in just the last 3 weeks and these are places with large jewish populations often seem to be safe for for jewish communities but what's behind the rise in these attacks. well this most recent attack. so it can be believed that perhaps the attacker the attackers specifically picked this day to to inflict harm on a jewish holy day and that perhaps there was there was more attention on the jewish community during a special time like this but with all these all these recent attacks critics have been saying for quite some time the rhetoric that's president donald trump us

such as the extremely large telescope will then take a closer look at the exoplanets in the coming cade. they will look for traces of life in the atmospheres. and find out whether there are microbes and plants there. brent: down here on earth, the draw for the opening round of the champions league is taking place. things will be getting serious. leipzig will square off with last year's finalist. >> byron unix -- bayern's tumultuous season is not going to get any easier. it will be a rematch in the 2012 final. after a slow start, bayern have turned the corner and they are strong form has given them a boost of confidence for the clash. >> we are fairly confident. i feel good about the draw. chelsea have players that can hurt us. >> dortmund have their eyes on an equally difficult task. the yellow wall will welcome back the former coach for the first time since he left dortmund in 2017. leipzig have fought their way to the top. they have content -- potential for even more. >> we are also looking forward to improving further and that our football be even better. awfully, our results will ge

new program, the city is implementing and we take a tour of a new homeless shelter in the city plus a cade's old cold case is solved in fremont police found the killer 2 teenagers and rain now at 6 with filthy san francisco streets starting to affect business city officials are creating new ways to clean up the streets, one way. >>is through its new bathroom program. thank you for joining us tonight i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne kron four's dan center plaza in the city with more with the city is alling the pit stop baroom program. >>one of the way san francisco has chosen to clean up its stets is by providing public program. what began with 3 top bathrooms ba in 2014 has own to 24 across the city. >>all have cleaning attendae and most are open between 7.13 hours a day. but back in august, the city set aside additional money to keep 3 of them, including this one 6th street and this one at castro and market open 24 hours a day. the results were significt when we did this the bathrooms there were of nearly 4,000 uses between the hours of 11:00pm and 07:00am i'm huge need for people to have pl

have become a familiar symbol of the movement because they have done over the months they set a very cade's blocking main roads of police looked on was it after hours of tense exchanges the protesters decided it was time to retreat and so with no violent confrontations remained a peaceful rally to mark 6 months since the protests and political turmoil began to vehicle palin are jazeera hong kong. the political crisis in lebanon shows no sign of ending after a main contender for prime minister withdrew from the race says lebanon's top sunni religious authority backs the reappointment of former prime minister saad hariri it resigned in october after weeks of on to government protests politicians were to meet on monday to pick a new prime minister but the president perspire that meeting to next week. thousands of people in ukraine a rally against a planned meeting between the president and the russian leader in paris on monday the talks are aimed at finding a breakthrough to end the war in eastern ukraine the conflict between kev and russia backed separatists has killed more than 14000 people

cade's an investigation is under way with an electrical fault suspected of starting the fire $22.00 bodies have been recovered from water during floods in western uganda that's according to the red cross which is conducting a search and rescue operation with the help of police and the military it's not yet clear how many people are missing western parts of the country on the border with the democratic republic of congo were battered by torrential rain from saturday night into sunday morning at least 20 others have been killed as a result of floods and mudslides in the past week. set for me witness is next featuring journalist maria ressa from the philippines and her battle for democracy on social media and my colleagues in doha will have more news for you in half an hour thanks for watching but i. the war on drugs in the philippines is pushing james to a breaking point a record number of inmates languish behind bars for a year awaiting trial while the philippines locked up on al jazeera. digital media and maria ressa is the founder of all the inside. riyadh 40 years if they can use it is w

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honoring pitt and his production company partners with the david o selznick achievement award for nearly 2 cades of quote raising the bar of the art and craft of filmmaking ey'll be honored at the th producers guild awards, january 18th in los angeles plan b's film roster includes a trio of best picture oscar winners, the departed 12 years a slave and moonlight hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>and before we go we'd like to ke a little peek outside you're dealing with slick roads this morning and lots of fog. i mean it's dead a number of fog advisories in place for major freeways and major bridges will take a look at traffic and weather in your weekend forecast coming >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, a time for 2019 take i at it's like if you like it me too that survived that we just have on friday's hopefully you can feel it too. you may feel a little chill when you're stepping out and you'll definitely see some fog is dense job. the everywhere oven and the roads are a little wet too so it's back to what we had yesterday which is. >>the specially foggy conditions and that of course a lit

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in a country where there is roughly one firearm for every four citizens, the people here represent cade long traditions of gun ownership stop we've had a really world—class, i would say almost the best in the world, history of low firearms crimes in new zealand, because we regulate the people, not the firearms. but none of this legislation is doing that. across the country, tens of thousands of guns have been handed in. the police are keen to deem the band a success, but they admit it is impossible to predictjust how many guns are still out there —— ban. andrew lloyd webber‘s hit—musical cats is one of the most successful theatre shows of all time. the makers of the film version are hoping to replicate the success of the feline phenomenon, with stars like taylor swift and dame judi dench as cgi—enhanced human—cat hybrids. but the the critics have their claws out, as our arts editor will gompertz explains. this is the trailer for the big—screen, big—budget adaptation of cats. it caused a social media storm when it was posted in the summer. what's your name? cat got your

as they have done over the months they set a very cade's blocking main roads while rows of police looked on was but after hours of tense exchanges the protesters decided it was time to retreat and so with no violent confrontations remained a peaceful rally to mark 6 months since the protests and political turmoil began devika pollin are jazeera hong kong. at least 43 people have been killed in india's capital new delhi after a fire destroyed a factory in a crowded market dozens of laborers were inside the factory sleeping when the blaze started its the worst fire in the city and more than 2 decades has more now from new delhi. it's the toughest call anyone has to make really has lost 3 brothers in a fire that broke out in old delhi he says the youngest. was the most. loved my youngest brother. and the relatives of many others are waiting at the mortuary to take the remains of their loved ones dozens of people suffocated as this slept in their factory and nearly 20 others were taken to hospital for treatment. so he lives in the area and saw what happened he says one of the workers from th

also in london we cross to alice cade is a professor emeritus of international history at the london school of economics or across the uk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate make sure we go to you 1st in london what happened to the polls told us something very differently going into this here i have to say in my opinion from my distant perch to be honest i found both the tories and labor ran a lackluster campaigns but i have to admit one thing is that the tory message get briggs it done did resonate because i still i don't even remember what the the labor slogan was it was that muddy a muddled and vague ok why this result and bojo boris johnson the sitting prime minister must be a very happy man go ahead mich. you know i think there are a lot of interesting components to what happened today i mean you know i was on campaign on the campaign trail for probably 5 or 6 months going into this with the braids of party and getting braids it done was an important message that boris got out the problem that we had was bragg's exhaustion and peop

they have done over the months they set a very cade's blocking main roads of police looked on god but after hours of tense exchanges the protesters decided it was time to retreat and so with no violent confrontations remained a peaceful rally to mark 6 months since the protests and political turmoil began devika pollen are just 0 hong kong the head of the f.b.i. inquiry into a shooting at a united states naval base in florida says that they believe that mohammad saeed rani acted alone the saudi national shot dead sri students at the pensacola school on friday 10 saudi citizens are being questioned in connection with the attack the f.b.i. says they're working on the assumption that it was an act of terror. at least 43 people have been killed in india's capital new delhi after a fire destroyed a factory thousands of laborers were inside the factory sleeping when the blaze started its the worst fire in the city in more than 2 decades the indian prime minister narendra modi called the fire horrific and sent his condolences. 22 bodies have been recovered from water during floods in western

. ♪ judy:e as cade draws to a close, humans relationshi with technology is more dependent and more interwoven into our daily lives than ever. our comfort with that technologn private data it collects and shares about our lives may be changing. that is especially true with smartphones, even as their growth has soared. over one third of american adults owned one in 2010. w, more than 80% do. series about how far that data can be tracked and to what end. errepoyour smart phone is probably sending your precise location to companies right now. thatrs is the sentence in a series of investigative stories by the new york times the reveals just how often our phones track our whereabouts and how many largeie unknown comp capture all of that data. here is just one of the remarkable examples. one data setf 12 million cell phones across major cities was leaked to the new york times. the are all the smartphone hits around central park in new york city. that one dot is just one phone in here are the places that phone went. stitch of those locations together and you reveal a map of a person's daily life. the

you'll notice i cade carney that's complementary to that color for a jacket you got today. >> neil: that will be enough out of you. >> i wanted to compliment you on that. i noticed that chuck grassley who is known for his red sweater during the christmas holidays. absolutely. we knew this season had begun. >> neil: you got a little red tie going yourself. let me get a sense of where this goes. a lot of the democrats say even those that argue it doesn't go past the house. they think it would carry considerable weight in a campaign where they are saying we are running against and impeach the president of the united states. what he think of that? >> this is looking petty and partisan. this is not going to be something that is going to wear well. it will dominate the messaging for the democrats. if they now make and impeachment, we had a chance to decide whether we keep him or vote him out of office in november of 2020. you did this all for no good reason. yesterday was a snooze. the intelligence committee hearings were where my opinion a flop. the democrats are so good about it. the hard-co

the stage was smaller with only seven cade dandidates making th. for the first time pete buttigieg was a real target after rising in the polls. he drew fire for his limited political experience and his opponents zeroing in on a big fund-raising event he held at a napa valley winery. >> billionaires in wine caves should not pick the next president. >> i've never been to a wine cave. >> they don't have to shake the money tree in the wine cave. >> that wasn't even all of them. joining me now the national political reporter for "politico" and arnett sainz. one of the biggest questions going into last night was whether or not buttigieg would be the main target and how he would handle it. what have you seen? >> we were expecting the attacks to come in the november debate and they didn't. i think the candidates wanted to see if buttigieg had staying power and he does. so this time around they went at him. they're conversations we'll see. the core of it was money and politics. shortly after that debate warren's campaign delivered a statement. they're very

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the block cade of qatar, the kidnapping of ha writer ra, jam an khashoggi to a large degree. the list goes on and on. you know, you can make it defensive in the sense that salm salman is leading his country into a number of big foreign policy problems that we have basically green lighted. >> yep. and seems to have directed the murder of a journalist in jamal khashoggi. another point you make is a bigger picture about president's relationship with his generals. oftentimes, the president not seeming to understand the national security issues before him. i want to talk about north korea. this is in april of 2017 after a string of north korean missile tests. you write the following. trump was regularly briefed that north korea possessed vast numbers of batteries that could kill millions in seoul. referring to the inhabitants of seoul. trump said, they have to move. officials in the oval office weren't sure if he was joking. trump repeated. they have to move. do you believe the president believed entire cities could be moved in response to this? >> it's so million on the low end a

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this is a country blo caded by gcc, former allies, america, of course, has a major military base here in qatar now thousands of u.s. troops in saudi arabia, all of this revolving around what's going to happen next with regards to u.s. maximum pressure policy when we talk about iran. i asked the treasury secretary, though, how he's assessing the risk of using the u.s. dollar as a weapon not just when it comes to u.s./china trade talks but also when it comes to sanctions on iran and others. listen in. >> let me be clear, we are not weaponizing the u.s. dollar. if anything, i would say the opposite i take great responsibility that people use the dollar as the reserve currency of the world. and the dollar is quite strong sometimes the president says the dollar is too strong the dollar is strong because the u.s. economy and because people want to hold dollars and the safety of the u.s. dollar. so because of that we take sanctions responsibility very seriously. matter of fact, i personally sign off on every single sanction that we do, and we have to balance the reason why we're using sancti

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you tell people your vote is being taken away, the message is this impeachment inquiry will invalue cade the election. that fires people up. they've been able to rile up voters in a way democrats have not been able to do. they're playing on facebook but not as well as he has. the result is he's going to have a massive amount of money to run for reelection. >> brendan, thank you. good to see you. >>> two democratic candidates trading barbs on the campaign trail. >> what i'm particularly concerned about are the conflicts being created every single day when candidates for president sell access to their time to the highest bidder. we shouldn't be doing that in a democratic primary. >> i'm more interested in debating where our country is going. i'm happy to discuss each of our respective records on transparency, but the house is on fire. and this above all is a competition for the nominee to take on donald trump. >>> the war of words between mayor pete buttigieg and senator elizabeth warren next. or elizabeth warren next. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture no

. >> bernard, that was pretty smart to get tiffany's last minute american company i had cade this weekend. >> opus one? >> all of them i got to tell you something, the hell with french wine. you can use that stuff, dump it in the stew for all i care >> that's really rude. >> why >> if you want too get rid of your french wine, send it to me. >> i will. a lot of it is -- >> we're eating freedom fries now? >> cheetos my favorite place on earth if we beat the giants on monday -- >> that's not going to be too hard for you. >> the other big story tonight, as you know, is going to be sales force, workday, whether we get an update on cloud, short interest is up expectations are high. would you argue? >> cooper reported an amazing number last night. every line was better. cooper does procurement, fantastic company, able to save everybody. i like to read the quarters in a vacuum i said, my god, this is beat and raise, beat and raise, stock down nine. if kupa, it was an amazing quarter. if that's down nine, i don't think it matters if marc benioff says, you know what, i think mark zuckerberg will ch

. >> have you heard of the counter cade it is like this big with pack man. you have a mini-galago >> my best present was an hour off for a nap. >> we don't exchange gifts for the adults >> we don't either it is for the kids >> we do under $35 or under $25 exchange for the adults. i lost mine at davos a few years ago. my little fur hat. i got a new one of those with the flaps >> i remember yours was like really big like a russian style. >> yes i lost it. >> he looks like a cool kid wearing it >> so cool brian williams, i'll never forget, i was walking into 30 rock years ago wearing the hat he said, you know, they make those for men too. there you have it. >>> let's talk about the u.s. equity futures this morning, if you think this is a quiet holiday week, you would be mistaken looking at big gains again dow futures indicated up by triple digits this morning after all three of the major averages set new records seems to be happening on a regular basis. dow indicated up by 106 points s&p futures up by over 10 points nasdaq up by 36 and the nasdaq closed above 9

it has cade, it has isis k, it has the issue with the taliban and whether there will be a negotiation and whether they will join the government. so those are complex issues that are going to be very hard to solve and is up to the afghan people. my war powers reform resolution is designed to put the power about declaring war back into the hands of congress, as our founders intended and as the constitution dictates. and what i believe is that we have had an authorization since 2001 to be in afghanistan and congress passed that authorization weeks after 9/11, when the smoke was still smoldering from ground zero. and that authorization and the one in 2002 have been used to go into 20 countries, to fight very different missions against very different adversaries. so what my reform would simply do is say, you've got to name your adversary, you've got to name your country, and you get two years. and if you want more funds and if you want more support from the american people, you have to go back to their representatives, congress, to get that authorization. it sounds like a very good idea. w

max lou cade dough. >> great honor. pete: many break. i grew up with book in my household. you written a lot of books over the years. break it down for us. >> first fact, only one out of three americans say they're happy. so 2/3 of americans, if you stop people on the walk, two out of every three would say no, i'm not happy. i'm not happy. that takes its toll on us, happiness directly affects our health. it directly affects our success in relationships. happy people are promoted more often. so unhappiness pulls us down. and, i think especially heading into an election year, if we don't have a plan on how to remain happy and clutch on to joy, then it is going to be a pretty rough year. lisa: your book is called, "how happiness happens." how does it happen? >> jesus said more blessed to give than receive. the word he uses for blessed, which means happy. basically what he is saying, happiness happens when you try to make other people happy. the idea that happiness will happen if i can get my circumstances just right, if i can get a job promotion, if i can move to a different p