anna had the code in her toshiba laptop. so she would listen to this and jot down these 150 numbers, type it into her computer and it would come out translated and tell her what the cubans wanted her to do that week. she would listen to or three times a week. that is how she got her messages from castro, from havana. the way she would communicate with her handlers was typically in person in restaurants in washington. where she would type up all her notes from the week, all of her classified information and put them on a disk and slide the disc to her handler and a restaurant in washington. susan: she lands a job at the defense intelligence agency, dia , what is its mission? jim: dia is the intelligence arm of the u.s. military. they do not like it when i call at this but it is the cia for the military. they want to distinguish themselves from cia but it is an easy way to think about it. the intelligence arm, now i think there are 16,000 employees. it is a very large and important part of the intelligence community. when anna

anna had the code in her toshiba laptop. so she would listen to this and jot down these 150 numbers, type it into her computer and it would come out translated and tell her what the cubans wanted her to do that week. she would listen to or three times a week. that is how she got her messages from castro, from havana. the way she would communicate with her handlers was typically in person in restaurants in washington. where she would type up all her notes from the week, all of her classified information and put them on a disk and slide the disc to her handler and a restaurant in washington. susan: she lands a job at the defense intelligence agency, dia , what is its mission? jim: dia is the intelligence arm u.s. military. they do not like it when i call at this but it is the cia for the military. they want to distinguish themselves from cia but it is an easy way to think about it. the intelligence arm, now i think there are 16,000 employees. it is a very large and important part of the intelligence community. when anna comes

anna, back to you. anna: more on the markets shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ transaction fees and keep more of what you make. with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. anna: welcome back. note markets are trading in the united states due to martin 13. markets are closed -- merton luther king date. -- martin luther king day. valerie: the key data point coming out on wednesday, u.s. retail sales, the last key data point before the fed meets in february. we will hear from the new york fed president, john williams, and the vice chair, on thursday afternoon. there will be live q and a at those events and the attention will be on what is their assessment of the moderation of wage inflation we got from payroll data and core cpi? the s&p futures down .3%. i have a german 10 year yield in four proxy. 10 year is higher by three basis points. the dollar index flat today, but the theme is intact for dollar weakness. the dollar index is nearly 2.5% since the payroll data at the beginning of

. >> this is anna seper, who at the time was anna. surrounded by the trees and mountains of british columbia, canada. and this is her little brother, gabriel of. >> i always thought about my family and my parents being perfect. >> especially when you saw other families around you. >> yeah, parents get divorced? it did make sense to me. how would you deal with that? >> and then their parents? had a story as unlikely and romantic as gabriel had ever heard. this guy, rustic canadian labor fancied himself a gambler. and wendy, a sweet wild girl that strayed so far by her middle-class roots in the connecticut suburbs. they met at a hotel in reno, nevada. >> she hardly knew award of english. he hardly know where to french. >> and he came. and she was leaving, he said take me with you. >> and she did, all the way back to canada. to northern saskatchewan. and against all oats, said her sister, pat -- worked. >> when i really liked about them is that they seemed to be more friends than lovers. the way they talk to each other. the way that they

i was trying to shield anna. it was a nightmare of a scenario. >> did you get to talk to anna? >> i got to sit in on her interview with one of the detectives. >> they started questioning her. and she told them that mommy had tucked the two of them into bed, in her bed. >> she said that she woke up at either 1:00 or 3:00 in the morning. she doesn't really remember. >> heard the bath running, went in and looked and saw her mother in the tub. >> and she thinks her mother is washing her hair, so she goes back to sleep. and when she wakes up at 7:00, she goes back and she sees her mother is still in the bathtub, though this time her head was submerged. and so that's when she said she realized something was wrong. >> rod opined that she must have been standing in the tub and slipped and grabbed this cabinet door and, uh, yanked it out and fell down and hit her head and then drowned in the bathtub. >> the detectives had no reason to believe that it was a crime scene. there's nothing there that would say, hey, this wasn't an accident. the father/daughter's story matched up, and looking

and i should bring in anna isaac, who is now at the guardian. but talk to me about when you got involved in this story, because you were at the independent at that point? that's right, in early july last year i worked with simon walters, who has been a long—standing lobby reporter who was working freelance for the independent at that stage on the story about hmrc investigation into zahawi and that was 9july last year, and that started to feed into a buzz around his financial affairs. i should add that lots of people have asked and done various reports over the years, going back even a decade, to ask a few questions about where mr zahawi's wealth comes from. he has been a very successful person, by all accounts, has a lot of money, so people have naturally ta ken some public interest examinations of that money, but that was simon and i wrote about the hmrc investigation for the first time. so that was the first we heard about it. that piqued your interest, dan neidle, and you started looking up, looking at it. how much pickup at that time was t

no, it's the 1st christmas in exile for anna ok. sonia jenko. bruce shock. hated. when the war began, she fled from key of woods. yeah, last winter is for okay. anna has found a new home almost 2000 kilometers away in georgia, together with her sons, ye, gore and sa har. they are safe now. but the trauma of their flight remains with the apocalypse. is that i should you know, it was like an apocalypse unless it was dark outside and everyone was leaving. can i please i'd bring and i was try when will my kids and be didn't know what to do, but they, elaine who should i give them name tags and phone number in case i die and you know, they don't get lost. yeah, i mean little, i only as funny sydney, pretty alice anna, and her family fled to poland and then turkey, before they finally ended up in tbilisi. here anna is now taking care of other ukrainians, just like the georgians helped her acquaintance madonna. despite all the bad things happening to us ukrainians, if we're still setting the tables and celebrating our holidays will not give. i missed the leave where it wa

okay. anna has found a new home, almost 2000 kilometers away in georgia, together with her sons, ye, gore. and sa har. they are safe now. but the trauma of their flight remains. what the apocalypse is that i should you mean it was like an apocalypse, unless it was dark outside and everyone was leaving? can i please i anything and i was traveling with my kids and he didn't know what to do, but they online, should i give them name tags and phone number in case i die and you know, they don't get lost. yeah, i mean little, i only as funny sydney, pretty alice anna, and her family fled to poland and then turkey, before they finally ended up in tbilisi. here anna is now taking care of other ukrainians, just like the georgians helped her ok answering is marana. despite all the bad things happening to us ukrainians, if we're still set in the tables and celebrating our holidays will not give. i missed the leave. where was that? when i raised in our kids so they will have their hearts in the right place with their souls are not full of hate. you perceived door through near navy o d 25000 ukrai

oh me now it's the 1st christmas in exile for anna. ok. sony jenko bruce shock. hated when the war began. she fled from key of woods. yeah. alaska is for erica. anna has found a new home, almost 2000 kilometers away in georgia, together with her sons, ye gore. and so har, they are safe now. but the trauma of their flight remains the apocalypse is that they shake it was like an apocalypse. so it was dark outside and every one was leaving. can i please i anything and i was traveling with my kids and he didn't know what to do, but they aligned the should i give them name tags and phone number in case i die. and you know, they don't get lost. yeah, i mean little i am your son sydney, pretty alice. anna and her family fled to poland and then turkey, before they finally ended up in tbilisi. here anna is now taking care of other ukrainians, just like the georgians helped her grandson his madana. despite all the bad things happening to us ukrainians is why we're still setting the tables and celebrating our holidays will not give. i missed the

anna isaac and dan neidle. that is absolutely brilliant. but now, have a listen to this... men speaking welsh. that is the crime drama dal y mellt and last week netflix announced they had bought it — their first welsh language drama. the show was commissioned by the welsh language broadcaster foc. of the show and adrian baker is executive producer of dal y mellt and co—founder of vox productions, also based in cardiff. adrian, congratulations to you as well. we heard at the top it is a crime heist, we heard some of the people in, but tell us a bit more about it and also about the practicalities of making a drama in welsh. well, i think it's like any other programme, frankly. you know, we have a crew and we go and shoot it. does all your crew have to speak welsh? no, no, no — i mean, the key technicians obviously do, like the directors and producer and obvoiusly the actors — they are all very much native welsh speakers, but we interface with english crew as well, so, it doesn't have to be entirely in welsh, and in fact the name of the show, when it comes up on netfli

coming, anna edwards. -- coming up, anna edwards. lisa m: bloomberg has learned that vladimir putin is planning a new offensive in ukraine. the russian president is also preparing his country for a conflict with the u.s. and its allies that he expects to last for years. the kremlin wants to show its forces and regain the initiative after months of losing ground. it is hoping to force ukraine and its backers to agree to some kind of truce. the international monetary fund is considering an aid package for ukraine worth as much as $16 billion. bloomberg has learned there are still a number of conditions , including endorsement from the group of seven nations. ukraine's government would also need to commit to a series of policies. japan and the netherlands will join the u.s. in limiting china's access to semi conductor machinery. u.s., dutch, and japanese officials are set to conclude talks as soon as today. a new survey of economists it says the european central bank will go for two interest rate hikes of 50 basis points on its way to a

we all deserve to know what happened to anna especially her children. lawrence: joining me now to dig deeper into this case, trial attorney brian claypool former fbi special agent marine o'connell thank you for joining the program tonight mr. clayborn you first because this is sad. qliem you have head of security reporting the missing mother and her own husband still to this day still loornghted her missing. l >> lawrence great to be back with you imagine this guy brian walsh in his driveway in middle of a snowstorm trying to shovel out the driveway but that snow keeps burying him that's happening here with the evidence. lawrence. you've got to rely on the evidence here and it is smothering him he looks smug in photographs you've shown but you've got -- you've got a bloody knife to know a dna test to make sure his dna is on that and hacksaw and garbage can with bloody russian and toothbrush or hair fibers from anna in the house to match dna there. you've got this guy researching how to dismember 115 found woman and wife weighed 115 pounds and lied to au

anna: not necessarily. not always paid we have seen previous period's where we saw a day vergence -- a divergence of the two. usually they do not last that long. if we look at the last two quarters, pmi have under predicted growth in q3 and it seems that for q4, they are suggesting somewhat weaker growth than what the hard data is suggesting. overall, we would expect the two indications -- indicators to converge. so far, it seems survey data is weaker than hard data. guy: the data that gets picked up changes quickly. month over month, how they are feeling about the world, etc., etc. china is reopening, gas prices are going down to what impact do you think those two factors are likely to have on this data? anna: when it comes to china reopening, we have seen indications of that fitting into pmi's in terms of supply chains easing and in general, the winter global supply chain disruptions we have seen significant easing on that front. that is partially reflected in pmi's. in terms of gas prices, we are likely

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here anna is now taking care of other ukrainians just like the georgians helped her. oh, grand thing is madonna, despite all the bad things happening to us ukrainians, if we're still setting the tables and celebrating our holidays will not give. i missed the leave were, was, were raising our kids, so they will have their hugs in the right place where their souls are not full of hate. you proceed to door through near movies. oh, the 25000 ukrainians now live in georgia. the 2 countries are not only united by their common christian orthodox faith and their soviet passed, but ukraine and georgia have suffered russian aggression. georgia was invaded by russia in 2008. yeah. could you? oh, the oh, grey lamp, a big deal. i really hope that ukraine will win before the end of this year of i don't go door, an ear stumble. grandma, so we can blossom again and leaf like we deserve stock or not. it was us lose of it . ah, a wish shared by millions around the world ah. to sports now and former tennis world. number one, i owe me osaka has pulled out of the australian open. a soccer

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black, working class, gay and a former asylum seeker, he's now tipped by many as anna wintour�*s replacement when she eventually retires from american vogue. hello, amol. hello. very good to see you. how are you doing? i'm good. thank you for having me. i wanted to find out who he really is and how he wants to change our culture. edward enninful, thank you so much for speaking to me, thank you for speaking to bbc news. i want to start by talking a little bit about where your book starts, which is with your family, because you were born into a remarkable ghanaian family, the fifth of six children. first of all, tell me a bit about your dad — a military major who you describe as a sporadic presence around the house. what was he like? i mean, major crosby enninful. he was very strict, very sort of old—school african military, you know? ruled the house with an iron fist and we were all scared of him growing up! you know, you'd be outside, sort of playing and it's like "there comes your dad" and then you have to run in the house and clean your feet and wash your hands. yeah, he wasjust old sc

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anna isaac and dan neidle. it's obviously brilliant. but now have a listen to this. you stay professionals. let your mind handle what's going on in goodbyes on tv. it's not that is the crime drama limited and last week netflix announced they'd bought it their first welsh language drama. the show is commissioned by the welsh public service broadcaster sa si. griffin williams, who you heard from at the top of the show, is the chief content officer at fs forsey who joins us from cardiff. and adrian bate is executive producer of dal enmeshed and co—founder of vox productions, also based in cardiff. welcome to you both. and adrian, congratulations to you as well. you know, we heard at the top it's a it's a crime heist. we had some of the people in it. butjust tell us a bit more about it and and also about the practicalities of making a drama in welsh. well, i think it's like any other programme, frankly. you know, we have a crew and we go and shoot it, i think. does all your crews have to speak welsh or. no, no, no, no. i mean that the key technicians of the do the dire

anna but there's also know throwing in for good measure. there's a nazi in this group of individuals helped get freud out of vienna his name is anton zola about tell us something about what deserves our role in this story. this for me was one of the biggest surprises. i mean, yeah, a lot of these characters were new to me, but sauer evolved and there wasn't a lot known about him anyway. when the nazis took over vienna, when when the anschluss happened, they assigned someone, a trustee, to each prominent jewish family and. of course, freud was a target. he was both successful professionally, world famous and all that. and the idea this is again, this is in 1938. it's before before it's clear that there's to be a full blown holocaust. the idea, at the very least is extort as much wealth as possible and then it's unclear are they going to let these people emigrate are they going to be thrown in camps or what? so a lot depended on the trustee. and the trustee here was sauer, someone who'd gone to the university of vienna, studied chemistry and

. >> two years after she married rod, shelley gave birth to baby anna. >> she was inseparable from anna. she was always with that child. she was an incredible mom. >> a second pregnancy followed, twins. but that ended in tragedy. >> so they were born prematurely, and they died. >> oh my gosh. >> a childbirth in one few hours -- >> how did she handle that? how did you support her? it's just an awful thing. >> devastating. >> the entire year was a nightmare for her. >> then in 2006, shele had a baby boy. she and rod made her son miles, but now, three years later shele was dead. and the scene inside that apartment on the upper west side with chaos. mark says even could barely function. >> when i first saw her work walking down the corridor, and she was as white as sheet, she was incredible shock. >> he was an nypd detective, he was there to. pondering various scenarios. >> i think the places where people have fallen in the tub, the anything is possible. >> in this case, that would be an understatement. >> the mystery is about to heat up. it turns out the confluence seemingly perfect marria

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take freshman florida congressman anna luna. >> i'm anna paulina luna. i'm not going to lie to your face and tell you what you want to hear. >> despite her claims of not saying things that are convenient, things that people want to hear, some of mrs. luna's biography appears fairly convenient. much about her is new including her last name and her residence in st. petersburg. it coincides with her decision to challenge charlie crist. anna paulina luna is a right wing media superstar. right wing is trying to brand her as the conservative aoc, conservatives are trying to make calling luna apl a thing. but as the tampa bay times points out a lot of apl's persona is new, not too long ago it was anna paulina meyerhover, self-described avid supporter of barack obama. in a 2017 interview about her then modeling career, luna described her job by saying, i'm able to take on different personalities depending on what image i'm going for. i think getting into character of what you're selling is super important. while there isn't an ideology that unifies them there re

the park i'm standing will be a scene for a candlelight vigil for anna walsh later this never. >> thank you so much. >> just awful. >> it is. >> especially with kids involved. friends and family. i can't imagine what they're going through. >> three sons, ages 2 to 6, so young. >>> still ahead this morning, there may be a rough wednesday for wall street. two major firms are laying off employees. what it could mean for you, for main street. >> we'll speak to a new york senator adding her voice to the chorus calling her george santos to resign. >> new york republicans called on george santos to resign. and santos responded saying he won't. but since it's santos that means he will, maybe. ladies... welcome to my digestive system. when your gut and vaginal bacteria are off balance. you may feel i but just one align women's probioc daily helps soothe digestive upset but just one align women's and support vaginal health. welcome to an align t. gronk speaking. great news gronk! you're going to be in the fanduel super bowl commercial. so i just lift up my phone and say, “new fanduel customers

and doing as the boss, tatyana says, anna, give me, anna, can you get me a coffee with milk? please? barbara, barbara, please don't blow your nose in the kitchen. is to debited yet? i think and you can eat in the kitchen, but please blow your nose and wash your hands. here they are the complimentary noise in the glamorous new on the team to one of the jobs here as now hers and for some of her colleagues that wasn't so easy for the quality, but because they said we are doing much more work than she is. and we can't hand things off to her when committee off garbage on baton. and so there was a need for all of us to talk this through. but including now turner back sherman's workshop in germany. these workshops were recently criticized for being to sheltered and exploiting workers. but there are reforms who to mca, an employee here that is helping shar him on find a regular, better paid job. what again oh, has to keep your ear to the ground and tell people, hey, i want to work with cars. can i do an internship to learn? the ropes uncle's in house will be in london. okay. does ken

meanwhile out here a candlelight vigil held for anna walsh. the people who came out here, wanting to say prayers not only for her but also for her children >> i think we're all clinging to some -- a little bit of hope, but as days go by, it's such a sad situation. we're still hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst. >> we have a farmer's market every thursday in the summer, and i remember seeing him down here with his children, and it's -- you know, i feel -- i hope they're at peace. i hope they have somebody helping them get through this. >> the children. >> the children, right. the mother's gone. the father's gone. yeah. i'm very concerned about them. >> reporter: those that we spoke to say one of the most important things to them is to make sure the children stay together. they're currently in the custody of the state. amara, boris? >> so many disturbing and heartbreaking details here. joining me now to talk about this is retired fbi special agent jennifer coffin dafer. welcome to "cnn this morning." first of all we heard jason lay

here anna is now taking care of other ukrainians just like the georgians helped her grades in mcdonough. despite all the bad things happening to us ukrainians, if we're still setting the tables and celebrating our holidays will not give. i missed the leave where it was, we're raising our kids. so they will have their hearts in the right place where their souls are not full of hate. you proceed to door, throw near navy o d 25000 ukrainians. now live in georgia. the 2 countries are not only united by their common christian orthodox faith and their soviet passed, but ukraine and georgia have suffered russian aggression. georgia was invaded by russia in 2008. yeah. could you? oh the were. oh, great. not a big deal. i really hope that she cranial when before the end of this year of i don't go door, an ear a stumble, craner. so we can blossom again and leaf like lien dessert. stark. cannot it was a thought of it. oh, a wish shared by millions around the world. ah, molly has taken a step towards these intentions with other countries that have st. peacekeeping troops there to rain and violence

yeah, i mean little, i only a funny sydney, pretty alice anna, and her family fled to poland and then turkey, before they finally ended up in tbilisi. here anna is now taking care of other ukrainians, just like the georgians helped her or granting is magdalena, despite all the bad things happening to us ukrainians. if we're still setting the tables and celebrating our holidays will not give. i missed the leave. where was that? we're raising our kids so they will have their hearts in the right place with their souls are not full of hate. you proceed to the door through near navy's o. d, 25000 ukrainians, now live in georgia. the 2 countries are not only united by their common christian orthodox faith and their soviet passed, but ukraine and georgia have suffered russian aggression. georgia was invaded by russia in 2008. yeah. so the, but, oh, grey lamp, a big deal. i really hope that she cranial when before the end of this year, of them good door. no ear a stumble, craner. so we can blossom again and leaf like we deserve that good cannot if there was a thought of it. oh, a wish shared

the case was dropped when anna walsh refused to cooperate with pros prosecutors. gloria, what more are we learning from their past? >> we have been looking at these troubling reports that have emerged over the last few days, as anna walsh continues to be missing. we are gathering more and more evidence, according to law enforcement sources, that are looking into exactly what went on here. i want to start with just what we know about the case. we know that anna walsh was seen on january 1st, following a new year's eve celebration. the following day, on january 2nd, her husband, brian walsh, was seen at a home depot, buying several hundred dollars worth of cleaning supplies. she was eventually reported missing and police have called off the search. now, as we are trying to learn more about the case, i was trying to len more about anna walsh and trying to understand what her disappearance has meant to her community and those who knew her. i spoke to a former co-worker of hers who said she was a vibrant businesswoman who cared about her family and her children. >> rad

and doing as the boss, tatyana says, anna, give me, anna, can you get me a coffee with milk? please? barbara, barbara, please don't blow your nose in the kitchen. is the debited yet? i think and you can eat in the kitchen, but please well your nose and wash your hands. here may a document to annoy and dick farmer as new on the team, take one of the jobs here as now hers and for some of her colleagues that wasn't so easy, but equally well because they said we are doing much more work than she is him and we can't hand things off to her when come video of garbage on baton and to so there was a need for all of us to talk this through. but including now we'll talk back sherman's workshop in germany. these workshops were recently criticized for being to sheltered and exploiting workers. but there are reforms who to mca, an employee here that is helping shar am on find a regular, better paid job. what again oh, has to keep your ear to the ground and tell people, hey, i want to work with cars. can i do an internship to learn the ropes? i mcglenn comes in the house will be in london.

let's go and try to reconnect with congresswoman anna eshoo who is standing by. it is juliette goodrich. can you hear me now? >> yes i can. thank you. >> thank you for joining us. this is such a very difficult evening as we learn more details. why don't you share with us what you know at this point? >> it is just an enormous tragedy. when any of us think of half moon bay. it's always a happy, pleasant thought. the home of the pumpkin festival, the big maverick competition. but today, it's murder. seven precious lives lost. we do not understand why. we are grateful that the sheriff's department has the suspect in custody. but this is the shattering of the lives of seven families. it is my understanding that one person has been taken to stanford medical center for treatment. i understand it is serious. this is a shock to the community. it's a shock for the people and san mateo county. and right now, i think we want to ask more questions. and there is the motive. why this man would go on a killing spree? and, you know, the question that i think so many americans ask

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a murder warrant has just been issued for the husband of a missing massachusetts woman anna walsh. cnn's brian todd has details for us. what is the latest? >> this comes after a massive search lasting about two weeks, a search for any sign of anna walsh. police have so far turned up circumstantial evidence but police believe it's strong enough to charge her husband. brian walsh tonight facing murder charges in the mysterious disappearance of his wife, anna walsh. >> the continued investigation has allowed police to obtain an arrest warrant charging brian walsh with the murder of his wife. >> despite the fact they've not disclosed a body or body parts are discovered. experts say a body is not needed to bring charges. >> you don't need a body anymore. but the forensic evidence has gotten so much better in the past 15, 20 years not only internet searches but dna. so even without the body they're going to have enough evidence seemingly as they put it all together to focus on nobody else but him. >> reporter: there is considerable circumstantial evidence. law enforcement sources told cn