, becky, becky. >> and he was convinced that he was helping me. >> reporter: becky told investigators that chris got rid of his bloody clothes, stuffed them in his backpack. and she drove him back to her office. and then they later showed up together at the crime scene, pretending to know nothing, but alarmed that kay was still clinging to life. >> the next conversation that christopher and i had was at the hospital. when i talked to him and i was crying and he said not to worry about it, that everything was going to be okay. and i told him i didn't know what to do to help him. he said i didn't need to do anything, that he was going to take care of everything. and i told him i was scared. >> reporter: after that, becky said she and chris worked together to throw investigators off the trail, which meant that shooting at healing hands was a total setup. >> it was christopher. >> he was the guy in the bushes. >> he was the guy in the bushes with the gun. >> reporter: chris had shot his own mother, a ruse to throw off the cops. and a bumbling one at that. becky said their plan was for chr

becky. >> thank you. important stuff. >>> still to come this hour. >> the real question that i think everyone has to ask is whether or not we have increased the chances of war. >> why a former cia boss thinks general soleimani's killing brings iran and the u.s. closer to an all-out war than it has been in decades. what he had to say is up next. s. it's not just a cold if you have high blood pressure. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. coricidin hbp is the... ...#1 brand that gives... powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure. ♪ ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs for everyone you love. expedia. for everyone you love. creais back at red lobster.ast with new creations to choose from; like rich, butter-poached maine lobster and crispy crab-stuffed shrimp rangoon. how will you pick just 4 of 10? it won't be easy. better hurry in. hey. ♪hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... on

becky. >> yeah. that's fred pleitgen. cnn's oren lieberman is more with potential fallout both there and across the middle east. your perspective, oren? >> this is one of iran's options for responding to the strike that killed soleimani. it would be an iranian proxy either in syria or hezbollah. perhaps, it's not the most likely option for iran to respond. israel's top strategic analysts said saudi arabia is more vulnerable. but all of that may make israel a very tempting target. especially, since we've seen iran threaten israel before. after the killing of soleimani, prime minister benjamin netanyahu cut a trip short to greece. held a security assessment in the ministry of defense in tel aviv. it has to be said there are no restrictions right now on civilians living in northern israel. we learned there is a mourning in gaza where iran has influence. so that would be another option for iran to respond. or perhaps it might come overseas targeted at an israeli embassy or consulate abroad. for that reason, israeli media repo

becky. >> what does the iraqi government do next? >> reporter: they're in a very difficult position right now, becky, as you can imagine. this is very much a caretaker of government. this is a very weak government, dealing with anti-government protests takes place for months. then you have this anger amongst the iranian backed shia militias who in the recent weeks have been pushing the government to try to get u.s. forces out of the country. this is how we saw that standoff at the us embassy in the past week pretty much come to an end after the iranian-backed supporters were promised that the iraqi government, the iraqi parliament would work on some legislation and the president's forces. there's a lot of political leadership right now to stand up to the united states. and to try to reassess its relationship with the u.s. p politically. the presence of forces here. the security with the united states. and there's a parliament session scheduled to take place tomorrow. we'll have to wait to see if that does happen and that is expected

becky? >> fred pleitgen reporting from tehran. >>> well, soleimani's death is sure to have ripple effects across the middle east. cnn's international security eder, nick paton walsh, is in beirut. nick, good to have your expertise on this. this is a man that had been in the crosshairs of other u.s. administrations that thought it wasn't worth of the risk of killing him for the blowback that would follow. the trump administration thought differently. why that decision? why kill him? >> reporter: it's unclear what lay at the heart of this. they say, the trump administration, they were acting to prevent attacks that were imminent against u.s. personnel, specifically, a senior state department official saying military diplomatic personnel in iraq and syria and also here in lebanon, where there's only one american presence. and that's the diplomatic presence here at the embassy in beirut. you get a slight idea, possibly, particularly how the trump officials are saying qasem soleimani was meeting

i'm becky anderson in abu dhabi in the uae. we'll be right back with another hour of coverage here on cnn. as you would expect, stay with us. sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. whether you're travelling around the country or around the house, keep what you watch with you. download the xfinity stream app and watch all the shows you love. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm becky anderson live for you in abudabi in the uae and the streets of baghdad right now are teeming with people and emotions. mourning the anger over u.s. air strike that killed iran's top military commander, qasem soleimani. a funeral procession is underway as we speak for him and others killed at baghdad's airport who were targeted friday by

"the exchange" with becky begins now. >> thank you, scotty hi, everybody. i'm becky quick. here's what's ahead. the president tries to ease tensions saying iran appears to be standing down we are following the developments. >>> plus, stocks moving higher despitd uncertainty out there. nasdaq an s&p at all-time highs today. can anything hold back the rally? >>> and then the great defense carlos ghosn gives a very candid and long news conference vowing to clear his name. can he do that after fleeing the charges that he was facing in japan? >>> before all that, let's focus on the markets with seema mody i would not have been believed this last night seeing the futures down 400 points. the reversal today is huge. >> the intraday reversal and the comments of president trump moving the market saying what iran appears to be standing down after the missile attack in iraq last night it was the comments sending the dow up around 205 after being down 400 points in premarket a record high for the nasdaq and s&p. you can see here falling here now down nearly 4% as those concerns ease up

>> becky, thank you so much. this, of course, an election year here stateside and a threat of a war with iran could become a significant factor to voters, especially if the situation continues to deterrideterrierat. joining us from colchester, england. >> thank you for having me. >> the question here. the white house has notified congress of the drone strike required at the war at powers act. heavy criticism on how this was carried out without congressional approval. the house speaker even saying, natasha, it raises more questions than answers. >> it does raise more questions than answers because normally the document that is provided that justifies why something like this takes place is a public document. in this case, they decided to make it classified. and one of the things that nancy pelosi responded to this is that we are keeping americans in the dark. we don't know why this happened at this particular point. there wasn't a lot of information as to what in particular went on that is any different from the la

becky? >> nick paton walsh in beirut for you. >>> well, with tensions rising across the middle east, the u.s. military beefing up its presence with about 3,500 additional troops being deployed. the u.s. national security adviser says president trump gave the order to kill soleimani after an american civilian contractor died in a rocket attack last month in northern iraq. mr. trump warning the u.s. will strike iran again as we've been discussing, if provoked. more on that from cnn's jeremy diamond. >> president trump on saturday issuing a serious threat to iran and a very specific one at that. in a three-part tweet the president setting his most significant red line of his presidency. at least as far as matters of foreign policy are concerned. the president tweeting that iran has been nothing but problems for many years. let this serve as a warning that iran strikes any american assets, we have targeted 52 iranian sites taken by iran many years ago, some at a very high level and important to

as prime minister and other my reason for that choice is because we need more people like becky on this planet in power whichever way you want to put it because it was not for her she had determination and complete belief and infuse the as in all of us on the axis cos i don't believe any of us really would've gone for all stuck with it becky you have been appointed to oversee the not just by myself but by lucy so were you going to do for. the 1st thing i would do is fill parliament with people who actually care as opposed to people who are there for themselves that move our own agenda and the 2nd thing i would do is they put some funding into projects like this one so we can give people coming out of homelessness hope that life can take a different direction and my dream would be that all universities offer something like this and it's not too lazy to of done it without me. guys apparently you prime minister of the time do this present you have some inquiry this is scott ish there's garlic actually a quick wins a loving cup and what you do issue well traditionally whiskey but soft drink

and becky, i think is 100% right. there's a lot of adjustments to make in part you didn't mention the boeing issue. >> right. >> which is going to lop a half a point apparently off this quarter. so i'll be waiting to see estimates. we have estimates right now, becky, in the 1s right now the mid 1s we'll see what happens today if this changes the bases housing could be a positive, trade coming off could be positive and trade tensions coming off and boeing and other things like corona would be negative. >>> let's get more reaction to this gdp data with jay bryson, acting chief economist at wells fargo. jay, you were looking for, i guess, a little better growth for the fourth quarter where does this number leave you? and your sense of what the consumer is up to? >> yeah. so we were looking for 2.3, came in at 2.1. you know, very much very, very similar sort of things i guess what i would say in terms of the consumer right now, in general, the consumer is in a pretty good place. yes, consumer spending only grew 1.8% in th

i'm becky anderson in abu dhabi. >> i'm michael holmes in atlanta. we are on top of breaking news in the cnn newsroom. political stability in the middle east has always been dicey. but the death of iran's top military commander from a u.s. drone strike has vastly complicated the picture. >> no one is sure what will happen next in this volatile region. what we do know is at least ten people died in the u.s. strike. as you can see, people now gathering in baghdad to mourn those killed. funeral processions are under way, jamming the streets of baghdad. iran's state media says funeral services for soleimani will start soon and be held in several iraqi cities before his body is returned to tehran on sunday. >> we know that tehran has vowed, quote, harsh revenge, for the killing of soleimani. the u.s. president says he acted before soleimani could carry out more attacks against americans. >> last night, at my direction, we executed a strike that killed a leader that was guilty of murdering thousands and thousands of people and hundreds and hundreds of amer

all of us on the axis course i don't believe any of us really would have gone for all stuck with it becky you have been appointed to understand that not just by myself but by lucy so what are you going to do for. the 1st thing i would do is fill parliament with people who actually care as opposed to people who are there for themselves that way about our own agenda 'd and the 2nd thing i would do is i put some funding into projects like this one so we can give people coming out of homelessness hope that life can take a different direction and my dream would be that all universities offer something like this and it's not too lazy to done it without me. guys apparently you prime minister for the veba what plan do is present you have some inquiry this is scott ish there's garlic actually a quick wins a loving cup and what you do issue well traditionally whiskey but soft drink will do just as well but has to be scottish nothing else works you put in the quick and you pass it right and all your classmates and celebrate the success of the university of 2 sisters homelessness project thanks again

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as prime minister and other my reason for that choice is because we need more people like becky on this planet in power whichever way you want to put it because if it was not for her she had determination and complete belief and infuse the as in all of us on the access course i don't believe any of us really would have gone for all stuck with it becky you have been appointed to oversee the not just by myself but by lucy so what are you going to do for it so the 1st thing i would do is fill parliament with people who actually care as opposed to people who are there for themselves and their own agenda 'd and the 2nd thing i would do is i put some funding into projects like this one so we can give people coming out of homelessness hope that life can take a different direction and my dream would be that all universities offer something like this and it's not too lazy to done it without me. guys apparently you prime minister of the plan do this present you with the excitement quit this is scott ish is garlic actually a quick wins a loving cup and what you do issue well traditionally whiskey

cnn becky anderson has spoke with the u.n. representative for libya and asked him about what he understood to be the u.s. position on the country. >> the americans so far have concentrated their action on two areas. one is fight against terrorism and they are quite active and even more active of late than they have been in the past and ensuring the free flow of oil of libyan oil into international market. and they immediately mobilize when there is a threat to that. >> she has this closer look now at what is driving the war in libya. >> reporter: it had been hailed a moment of hope. the fall of long-time dictator gadhafi, but nearly a decade on. this is what march of libya looks like today. the strewn wreckage of a country splintered by conflict between two warring sides. the government of national accord or gna runs the capital and much of the country's northwest. in the east, a parallel government controlling nearly two-thirds of the country. it's led by the general and his well-armed libyan national army or lna. neither sid

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what it is, becky, is cyber theft. what the chinese do and they do it in uniformed members of the chinese military sit in shanghai and hack into computers here in the united states and businesses that will sometimes sit there and what they call these advanced persistent attacks where they'll sit there for a year and they'll watch things. they'll steal things it's very destructive to our businesses they promised back in 2015 to stop doing it. they didn't stop doing it. so that's something really that we take very seriously here that we need to address but again, yesterday was a great day. we got a great start on these structural issues. >> you didn't include ip theft in the phase two. >> that's the first one. that's in phase one. >> that's what i mean. so that's done that's why i'm -- that's my question you feel like what's in phase one is tough enough to solve that problem because a lot of people, rick scott, senator among others saying they made promises in the past that they just don't plan on living up to. one of th

( laughter ) by the way, what kind of prison does aunt becky think she's going to be sent to? she's going to be with other rich white women. martial arts is not the training she needs to survive there. she'll be, like, i have been taking karate! and they will be, like, oh, that's why you didn't have time to dye your roots, darling? i didn't plan for this! ( laughter ) if she comes out of prison with hard tattoos but still goes back to making hallmark movies, that would be funny. the true meaning of christmas is in your hearts! let's put pudding cups and cigarettes out for santa! while aunt becky is getting ready to go to prison, uncle john may be getting ready to send someone there. >> this is cnn break news. >> breaking news that could impact negotiations over president trump's impeachment file. trump's former national security advisor john bolton says he's ready to testify if congress subpoenas him. >> the president's aides are downplaying won'ten's announcement saying he's dropping up sales for his upcoming book. >> trevor: i bet he's mad at trump for starting a war with ir

i'm becky quick. along with joe and andrew is out today. on reports that the iranian leader was killed in a u.s. drone strike the dow futures are down by about 383 points this gives up all of the gains we had yesterday >> plus 50 >> s&p futures is down about 47 points and nasdaq down by about 145 points >> nasdaq was up 119 but it is down 145 the first day, so goods the first week we'll see but we are back to we are down across the board >> these would be losses for the week that will end four weeks of gain we've seen up to this point. >> does this count as the first week of 2020, even though it is only two days? >> we could look at the five-day thing and if it is up, we could say that is the first week >> this is up as we see crude oil prices jumping we see that wti is up 4.1% the gain to 63.72 a barrel ice brent up by 4.3% natural gas prices up. crude is the real focus as tensions are on the rise in the middle east. >> the market is up 30 from last year that is a place for people to look this year as for gains. we are moving crude from 60

because of -- >> brilliant becky quick it's boeing. so i have here exactly that number i was just looking at a decline in aircraft exports. a decline in, actually an increase in november for agricultural exports but overall we're running below year to date by about -- it looks like about $4 billion. >> that's interesting though, the increase in november in agricultural is that because the china started buying or is that before they agreed. >> it might be too early it could be a situation where u.s. exporters were finding alternative markets for some of their goods. >> which could be even better. >> it's a commodity. the other thing that's happening is you have a decline in imports but exports also declining and not as much and to tie everything that i have done this morning together, the reason why u.s. exports have held up reasonably well given what you talked about earlier which is boeing is because of oil exports. that has helped the u.s. trade position. >> because they're exporting oil as we continue. >> right now you could get hap

>> becky on that, the timing is always veryiant. i would say from the past from 2001 recession, 2007 recession it is somewhere in the range of six months i'm looking by the beginning of 2020 but by past experience, becky, you do not know that you are in a recession until you are well into it. recall what happened in the first half of 2008 with were in recession the equity market rallied. go figure. so that's what i think is likely to happen again. so going to joe's question, the equity do well continuing into the initial part of 2020 but that should not give you comfort if you are amedium ter investor >> it's great to see you >> it's great to see you both. >> happy new year, everybody right now, it's time for "squawk on the street" >> good morning, happy new year. welcome to "squawk on the street". i'm scott walker, we are live from the new york stock exchange carl, jim, david have the morning off. let's take a look at futures for the first trading day of the new year and there you go that's what china stimulus looks like for the u.

kaitlan collins, arwa damon and becky anderson. thank you. >>> what could that retaliation look like? who is at risk from cyberattacks in the u.s. to potential attacks on americans and americans around the world. >>> plus -- newly released emails show the order to withhold that critical military aid from ukraine, where did it come from? directly from the president. there are emails documenting that. this fueling democrats' calls for witnesses in an upcoming senate trial. senator mcconnell will speak as he gavels in the first congress of the year just hours from now. >>> iran now threatening to retaliate. richard haass, former director of policy planning for the state department under george w. bush tweeted the following. make no mistake, any war with iran will not look like the 1990 gulf war or the 2003 iraq wars. it will be fought throughout the region with a wide range of tools versus a wide range of civilian economic and military targets. the region, and possibly the world, will be the battlefield. those are alarming words but t

it's a new world, becky. exxon could report an upside surprise, i don't think it would matter >> jim, i'm going to dig through and think more about that thesis >> divestiture is the word >> reminder we will be in california next friday at the at&t pebble beach pro-am including michael wirth of chevron. stay tuned we'll be right back. i am running to defeat donald trump. in 2016 i warned that donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> it is going to be super bowl sunday, apologies to the chiefs fans since that was my pick. that's not why no, no, it might be better for your portfolio if the 49ers win, according to ryan detrick from lpl financial. stocks do well when the 49ers win, the third best of any team

. >> becky anderson is following the latest from abu dhabi just next door to dubai. iran threatening to target. are messages coming from the emirates, for instance, to the u.s. and other players say hey, guys, ratchet it down. we don't want to get caught in the middle of this? >> there's absolutely no doubt that is happening, and no doubt the killing of soleimani has absolutely heightened tensions around the region, not least here in the uae which, of course, is just across the persian gulf from iran. not unsurprisingly, considerable efforts being made here to take the heat out of this situation. i've got to say israel's position more defiant, if you will. prime minister benjamin netanyahu threatening anyone with the, quote, strongest blow who might dare attack israel. in the uae, and across the gulf, there is an absolute push towards de-escalating these tensions. anwar is the minister of state for foreign affairs stressing this in an early tweet this morning. de-escalation is both wise and necessary. a political path towards stability must follow, end quote. just 24

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i think one point that becky made in his questioning of mnuchin. the u.s. is supposedly engaging in where we're sanctioning chinese entities as far as their relationship with iran you know, one thing that secretary mnuchin isn't doing is we know that the chinese buy the most oil from iran to fund the purchases they use chinese soe banks. we know which banks they're using. our treasury should be sanctions chinese banks today. that's something we haven't been willing to do and trump hasn't been willing to do and we talk like we're going to sanction companies that are contrivening our sanctions on iran. she said something worthy of our discussion and it's whether or not we should talk about human rights in the same context or same conversation as the economic or national security concerns and becky, you know, i don't know how many of you have read the china tribunal.com and on live organ harvesting practices. china is committing the largest crimes against humanity of anyone in the 21st century we can't wait to sign an economic deal with this evil regime and co

becky, take us back, what happened? i had two washing machines catch fire, the 1st of march 2016, it was set my kitchen with my elderly mother and one—year—old baby and then suddenly smoke started coming from the machine. we turned it off, throw it out, put it in the garden and they gave us a replacement and then that replacement caught fire. same thing again. it developed a fault, we tried to work out what the fault, we tried to work out what the fault was and then we were looking at it and took the top of the machine and suddenly it started smoking and it was the door lock. when you'd had that one replace, had you been told it was safe? yes, it was a brand—new machine we were told it was absolutely safe, it was a one—off, the door lock wasn't an issue as far as they were aware. so we just went ahead and used it. what did whirlpool say when you said, you tell me this was safe and now it's not? again, they were very aggressive. they refused, they never apologised, they refuse to accept it was a fault on the mach

"the exchange" with becky begins now. >> thank you, scotty hi, everybody. i'm becky quick. here's what's ahead. the president tries to ease tensions saying iran appears to be standing down we are following the developments. >>> plus, stocks moving higher despitd uncertainty out there. nasdaq an s&p at all-time highs today. can anything hold back the rally? >>> and then the great defense carlos ghosn gives a very candid and long news conference vowing to clear his name. can he do that after fleeing the charges that he was facing in japan? >>> before all that, let's focus on the markets with seema mody i would not have bee

dom joins us with that. >> good morning to you as well, becky. let's kick things off this morning with a look at shares of tesla up 1.5% this morning roughly 140,000 shares of premarket volume they get a target price hike by analysts to $612 a share it was 385 they maintain the overweight rating on the stock. is they're also boosting their evaluation multiple. so those shares up in the premarket. then you have shares of apple that are up .5% or more. roughly 100,000 shares or more at this stage. they also get a target price hike by analysts at ever core isi to $360 a share. it was 315 they maintain the out perform rating they expect sales growth to continue to accelerate for iphones. they see more upside in air pod sales and more services momentum as well. so those shares higher at .5%. then we'll end as well shares of microsoft up .5% or so a target price hike as well. it will go to $180 a share versus a prior 155 target price. they also keep their out perform rating based on among other things more optimism about how big microsoft can grow thei

trying to bug refugees going to reference to that from prime minister netanyahu said a solution for becky to use palestinian refugees and their descendants has to be found outside of israel now i think the most contentious it would be the 2 things he has to loosen them it is unclear what he meant and $11.00 hand he said israel will be the undivided capital of israel is something he also said very jokingly that he already has given that to israel on the other hand he made reference to some kind of capital for the palestinians in east jerusalem whether that's the east jerusalem we're talking about now was some neighborhood that has not been specified and i think one of the major. points here is also the territory that prime minister netanyahu claims that this proposal could allow israel to apprise a vanity. off the occupied west bank and mainly over settlements there and also when it comes to the jordan valley i tell you let's talk a little bit more about trump and not netanyahu because i mean what we saw today was on display what certainly seems to be a special relationship but you know it

cnn's becky anderson looks at what is driving the conflict. >> reporter: it had been hailed a moment of hope. the fall of long-time dictator gadhafi, but nearly a decade on, this is what march of libya looks like today. the strewn wreckage of a country splintered by conflict between two warring sides. the government of national accord or gna runs the capital and much of the country's northwest. in the east, a parallel government controlling nearly two-thirds of the country. led by the national libyan army. neither side is acting in isolation and battle-filled libya has many hands at work. generally backed by the uae and egypt who view political islam as a threat and see hafta as the country's last line of defense. they are joined by russia and france while the gna sees support from turkey, qatar and a handful of u.s. states such as italy. but importantly, it has the rubber stamp of u.n. legitimacy. despite that, it only survives through outside friends of its own and mostly turkey who have gotten involved directly. president erdogan receiving authorization from his parliament to have

there's been no one here, becky usually just smiles. she doesn't, you know, take it personally do you have anything do you got anything? >> minor correction. i think he only has three houses, not four. >> really nice ones. hedoesn't have as nice one as obama, the one in martha's vineyard is nicer than any of bernie's. >> stop it we all think people like steve schwarzman have proposed fabulous programs to not even tax teach percentp there's lots of things -- >> i was doing this for mike alan thank you. >> thank you. >> doing it for trump? what does that even mean >> coming up, when we return, we're continuing to watch the markets closely. stocks sliding this morning as middle east tensions escalate and later, a report over the weekend giving new details over incentives that new york city offered amazon for its hq2, including potentially paying some employees' salaries i want to say the story was a bit misleading stay tuned to "squawk box. we'll talk about that in a moment i'll get that later. dylan! but the one thing we could both agree

i'm becky quick. u.s. stock futures looking to claw back some of the gains after a wild day yesterday selling started early, never let up the dow down more than 450 points this hour, rebounding slightly s&p up by 5. nasdaq up by 31. dow and s&p both had the worst day since october. looking at treasury yields people had those growing concerns about what happens with this virus coming out of china they went into treasuries. the yields there are down sharply. the yield now for the 10-year is below 1.6% at 1.594% has given up those gains rapidly. two-year yield at 1.49%. >>> breaking news right now. total known cases increasing ne nearly 60% to more than 4,500 cases. raised the death toll to 106 up from yesterday at 81. the growing risk prompting companies around the world and companies like facebook, lg and others to restrict travel. hong kong reducing cross border travel with train lines, buses, ferries and flights. the cdc recommending travelers avoid all nonessential trips to china. we'll get now to eunice

it existed trying to indict the rest of the boeing culture on the basis of those ew >> becky, go ahead. >> just a follow up on that. you were chairman at the time. when did you find out about the messages and was it dennis's decision alone to not release the messages >> becky, we found out way too late there was only one moment in time that if we had found out we all would have done something. that is the day it was written it's the who found out later and every one of us involved in that process believe we found out too late we agree with all of that. we were as transparent as we needed to be when we found out on the other hand. none of that is relevant to a culture and safety process that we employ. we had to find out about that the day it was written and we had to take action i can't rewrite history. i wish i could i think that's the point. >> one last question here, dave, the coronavirus as it continues to spread here are you concerned about a long-term impact in terms of travel to china and the world's largest market and as they look into the future about ordering nor aircraft, do

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>> becky. dr. biden: nice to see you. thank you for coming out. you have one? oh good. thank you for being here. hello. >> my name is jackie. dr. biden: how are you? >> good. so excited to meet you. dr. biden: thank you. >> i was 16 when trump was not know howi do so many women can -- dr. biden: life will get better with joe biden, i promise you. thank you for working for us. thank you. hello, how are you. >> i am so glad that you are campaigning. i wanted to say that the situation last night really made me vote for joe for sure. i think his history makes them stand out from the other candidates. that is one of my major concerns. dr. biden: ready day one. thank you. [laughter] nurse, and iired will go state to state if needed. i will do that. dr. biden: thank you. counting on you. >> thank you. -- hello, how are you. >> you deserve to be first lady. i was working for the barack obama reelection campaign, and i worked for joe biden. --is the best candidate that he has the best candidate. dr. biden: thank you for coming. >> thank you so much. dr. biden: hello. >> i was --

becky the other deputy president and i chaired the cabinet on meditational basis it was a good experience i realized and serialize that they needed to gain experience in governance they've been a liberation movement they've been agitating as they've been fighting they've been fighters in the field they didn't know how to deal with the civil service he possibly thought that his presence in the government of national unity. will give him the authority to teach then you'll come ice. how to do things. whereas he ought to have one vest thought that he was also a new comer. into a situation that was no twitter to put in there were moments when the. i could see mr mandela getting frustrated it. all took ations between mandela and dick clarke hit the headlines. in january $995.00 i heated disputes during a cabinet meeting which forced declare and mandela to stage a public reconciliation for the media. the main focus of our discussion was our past on working relationship. our discussion was frank and to a character in some detail with all of the issues which caused the recent confrontation between

i'm becky quick. a lot happening here we'll talk to plenty of big leaders today. let's look at what is happening with u.s. equity futures dow futures down >> is this a conversation actually happening here with the coronavirus. we continue to follow growing fares. china now confirming 571 cases it has killed 17 people. in wuhan, they've suspended outbound flights and departures in a bid to contain. another city near has been put on lockdown. health officials in washington state are monitoring 16 people who came in contact with the traveler from china believed to be the first u.s. resident with the virus. they postponed the decision yesterday. this has been a conversation here at davos and has been affecting markets in asia. more are down this morning looking at the red arrows there. off close to 3% for the hang seng >> the mortality rate looks low relative to what we've seen in the past 3% versus 17% for sars the idea of shutting down wuhan. imagine that happening in an american or european city and the panic and up rising. >> what is the population of wuhan? >> it

>> becky. dr. biden: nice to see you. thank you for coming out. you have one? oh good. >> this was on my bucket list. dr. biden: [laughs] thank you for being here. >> thank you again. dr. biden: hi. hi. >> my name is jackie. dr. biden: hi, jackie. how are you? >> good. i am so excited to meet you. dr. biden: thanks! >> i was 16 when trump was elected, and i see it how it has affected so many people. i have been campaigning since i was eight. dr. biden: life will get better with joe biden, i promise you. life with joe biden will get better. thank you for working for us. >> thank you. dr. biden: thank you. hello, how are you? >> i am so glad that you are campaigning. i wanted to say that the situation last night really made me understand why i was voting for joe for sure. i think his history makes them stand out from the other candidates. dr. biden: the experience, yep. >> that is one of my major concerns. dr. biden: he is ready day one. thank you. [laughter] >> i am a retired nurse, and i will go state to state if needed. dr. biden: oh, thank you! thank you. >>

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and you're right, becky. he's going to have to be much more precise about answering some of those questions if he's really going to win in the court of international public opinion. >> right >> he gave some explanations and "the wall street journal" editorial page today, by the way, gave him a glowing response to what he said and have long talked about issues in japan but he'll have to get a little more precise about the issues. >> michelle, what do you think his long-term goals slash prospects are. what do you think he thinks -- what is a win for him at this point? >> so i think he's already got a big win. he's out of japan. and he's not under arrest anymore. and he can see his wife, whom he clearly loves very much. they're obviously very devoted to each other. i think now he begins to think, okay, what is a win? is it clearing his name? is it getting exonerated in some form or fashion? do you try to mount a trial somewhere else does he negotiate a bargain from a distance with the japanese then he was asked

i'm becky quick. let's look at what is happening with u.s. equity futures the dow up triple digits about 107 points s&p up by about 11 and nasdaq up by about 49 points you'll see at this point, the ten-year is yielding 1.771%. the death toll from the coronavirus in china has risen to nine. confirming 440 cases of the flu-like virus exist another 20 people have been isolated the first case has been confirmed in the gambling area of macau there has been confirmed the first case in washington state who came in from china we were discussing with the ceo of sanofi what this means. yesterday, our own meg was doing reporting on this. she was able to track down that regeneron is working on a treatment for this similar to how they developed a treatment for ebola. earlier today, i spoke with the ceo of mederna they arepeutics. they are working on a vaccine. now there has been the first case of human-to-human transmitting they have to look at how this is transferred. what is interesting, they have developed a cancer vaccine they can develop and get into

international with me becky airing our top story this hour the u.s. air forces chief of staff has confirmed that an american surveillance aircraft has crashed in central afghanistan although he didn't confirm whether the plane was shot down the status of the crew is so far unclear r.t. senior correspondent margo's you have joined me in the studio now for more with more details or more at the pentagon remained silent for a while what is saying now well it is just. yes indeed it was last week it was going to start but it made the point that it did move the stats because the aircraft it's legit you landed even crashed it very. very difficult to get would be sold largely by by the taliban this is after many hours of them saying nothing. a lot of computer miscommunication i know but it was nevertheless now down to me that this happened the dead to go usually talks about casualties. around 22 hours of the state so that sure there's always that because this is normal the taliban has come out and said that they were the 1st to come out and said that they had

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very well continue watching r t international with me becky airing. a senior u.n. official is accusing the united states of torturing whistleblower chelsea manning with her continued incarceration a letter from the world body special rapporteur on torture to the us government from last november has now only just come to light the practice of coercive dipper of asian of liberty for civil contempt involves the intentional infliction of progressively severe mental and emotional suffering for the purposes of coercion and intimidation at the order of judicial authorities such deprivation of liberty does not constitute a circumscribed sanction for a specific offense but an open ended progressively severe measure of coercion filling all the constitutive elements of torture or other cruel inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. chelsea manning was a u.s. military intelligence analyst but was arrested in 2010 for leaking classified information to wiki leaks she was convicted in 2013 to 35 years in prison president obama commuted her sentence just before leaving office

tommy, emma, and becky are working to save as many koalas as their noses will find. >> where's the koala? >> reporter: steve austin is their trainer. he's been working with dogs for 30 years and says they're constantly learning and adapting. >> the beauty of the dog is that it's not got a bias. it won't go, oh, well, there can't be a koala over there. there has to be a koala. so the dog just uses his nose, and that's why they're so good. >> reporter: this canine team is specifically trained to find injured koalas. sometimes by tracking the scent of their waste, known as scat. >> good boy. and for that he gets the ultimate reward for him, which is the 98 cents tennis ball. >> reporter: so when he sat down, does that indicate to you that's where the koala is? >> exactly. >> reporter: months of fires in australia have had a devastating impact on the koala population, which was already on the verge of extinction. the world wildlife fund believes there were between 1,000 and 2,000 koalas before the fire season. the group estimates more than -- why were r. koalas so special to australia? >> th

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international with me becky aaron. now at libya peace conference hours wrapped up in berlin yielding an agreement that is hoped will pave the way for a lasting cease fire in the country and ultimately bring an end to years of bloody civil war artie's peace all of our reporters from berlin. well the result of these talks here in berlin on libya or in the ongoing conflict on the ground there was a document that has been signed off by those that are taking part in the conference still has to go to the united nations where it will be seeking their approval it contained in that document are a call for a cease fire also an arms embargo that should be a rekindling of the political process german chancellor angela merkel was keen to stress again that there was in far as she was concerned and as far as other leaders were concerned there was no military solution to that conflict in libya that human rights must be respected and that we must also you see security and economic reforms on the ground in libya now the german chancello