quests cases rather not because both verdicts are scheduled on the same day right scripts assists a swiss to condemn the latest verdict on russia which is final and actually cannot be challenged the amnesty international has said the verdict exposes bahrain's justice system as a complete farce and the bill son adam neville has tweeted several pictures this is one of those pictures there and this was another one that bill had also posted and what he adds is that he says that he has sent my father to prison for opposing yemen war and he's use the hashtag they're free as well and he's asking them to free his father other others have also been sharing this picture here it says it's a missed opportunity for bahrain to redeem its human rights records and the hashtag free months for their morality has been used to share their concerns about what they call the wrong full imprisonment of them razzi activists. and one person has tweeted and that kind of reflects a lot of the opinions as well that we've seen saying that if you are outraged about the sounds of genocide shocks you then you should be c

christmas so they're going to be trapped in the middle of all of this they're going to start looking like swiss cheese and it's interesting because more reason to say hey i don't for a moment the human what i think that what savia just told us basically a shoal of so that all the idea that there is a stage is bad then the u.n. is somehow on to bad influence and that's why it's misbehaving this view is completely incorrect you know. ideological down the want to. determine type of state because look what's going on trump and. at last you know something along the lines of he is in a complaint he's put it out of syria who are the first to be enraged the you were at p.s. you know immediately the french minister said we are live in the you know these country poor country to its own devices the german minister was enraged that these specific so we don't think the united states and the european union have given enough help to the syrian people i think they are all these years they have given so much hope that they will have to apologize until their third millenium i think what they did to specially the

you picked up new kraft expertly paired cheddar and swiss for eggs. beat that! kraft. family greatly. we talked about syria and he told me some things grin that make me feel a lot better about where we are headed in syria. he promised to destroy isis. he's going to keep that promise. we are not there yet. but as i said today, we are inside the 10-yard line. >> leland: that was republican senator lindsey graham in south carolina after having lunch with president trump at the white house. as we mentioned, senator graham was an outspoken critic of the president's plan to withdraw u.s. troops from syria. but, after yesterday's meeting, he says he has never felt better about where things are headed. let's bring in republican congressman francis rooney of florida. at least for the next couple of days here vice chairman of the house foreign affairs committee will change in the new congress. good to see you, sir. >> good to see you, leland, thank you. >> leland: lindsey graham feels a lot better. do we understanding what he feels a lot better about and why? because this seems

have you with us now if there was one topic dominating the economy in twenty eighteen it was trade swiss u.s. president donald trump attacking partners in the e.u. as well as canada mexico with whom he signed an updated version of nafta called u s m c a and then of course it was china trump went after the country for its trade imbalance with the u.s. and started a trade spat that ended in tariffs on cost electronics agricultural products and other goods worth billions of dollars over the weekend trump said on twitter the. he has been talking to china's paying about a comprehensive trade deal that progress is being made and on the last trading day of the year chinese stocks ended the session in positive territory for more let's cross over to andrea hang in singapore andrea how much of those gains are actually down to those trade talks between the u.s. and china a lot of it has to do with the chinese china us to. provide a very big boost to the market sentiment over the last few days now is also a rare glimpse of hope in what seems like a very tumultuous year for in twenty eighteen and acc

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if we go the other way, we could have a harsher selloff the biggest, best is the swiss franc. it could go 90 cents against the dollar. >> thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> happy new year to everybody >> that does it for "worldwide exchange". "squawk box" will pick up the coverage here. but happy new year take a look at the futures market we could have a nice green open. up 200 points. that does it for us on the show. pp20ye'svear e hay 19 ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort. what we deliver by delivering. a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. >> i think it will be tough for the transports in 2019 but there are good values. i do see some opportunities. >> what if there were no rate

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christmas so they're going to be trapped in the middle of all of this they're going to start looking like swiss cheese and it's interesting because more reason to hate donald trump and even why i think that what savia just told us basically a show of. the old idea that there was a stage as bad as the us somehow on to bad the influence and that's why it's me to be caving this fear is completely and correct you know all a near miss ideological than want to. determine table to see. what's going on trump and. at last you know something along the lines of he is in a coke in pain he's put in a little bit who are the first to be enraged. the europeans you know immediately the french minister said we are live in the you know this country poor country to its own devices the driven minister was enraged that these specific so you don't think the united states in the european union have given enough help to the syrian people i think they already know all these years they have given so much help that they will kept the poor dry stuff until their third millenium i think what they did to specially the french

police in morocco so they have arrested a swiss national in connection with the murder of two european tourist earlier this month. the two women we re earlier this month. the two women were found in an isolated sites south of the mountains in marrakesh. the man had also been charged with recruiting people to carry out isis attacks. 200 years ago, around a third of argentina's population were black, but today very few people admit to being of african descent. despite their huge and historical influence on society, black argentinians still face racial discrimination and are often treated as foreigners in their own country. our correspondent celestina olulode reports now from buenos aires. there's nothing more argentine than tango, but many are unaware its roots are african. for the afro—argentines whose families descended from the slave trade, they often feel like they've been written out of history, and invisible to their fellow argentines. mistaken as foreigners, these are the people who face racism today. translation: i belong to an ethnicity that has been systematically denied. it

police in morocco say they have arrested a swiss national in connection with the murder of two scandinavian tourists earlier this month. the two young women from denmark and norway were found dead at an isolated hiking spot in the mountains south of marrakesh. the arrested man is also suspected of recruiting moroccans to carry out terrorist attacks. a british couple whose son was murdered by his chinese wife have won custody of one of their grandchildren after a long legal battle. ian and linda simpson are due to return to the uk later this week, after reaching a deal during a court hearing over christmas in china, but they have been forced to leave their other grandchild behind. laura westbrook reports. eight—year—old jack and six—year—old alice have been at the centre of a long international custody battle. their british father, michael, seen here with them, was stabbed to death in his apartment in shanghai by his estranged chinese wife last year. weiwei fu is now serving a life sentence for murder. since their dad's death, jack and alice have been living with their chinese grandp

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police in morocco say they've arrested a swiss national — arrested a swiss national in connection with the murder of two scandinavian tourists earlier this month. the two young women — from denmark and norway — were found dead at an isolated hiking spot in the mountains south of marrakesh. the arrested man is also suspected of recruiting moroccans to carry out terrorist attacks. a british couple whose son was murdered by his chinese wife have won custody of one of their grandchildren after a long legal battle. ian and linda simpson are due to return to the uk later this week after reaching a deal during a court hearing over christmas in china. but they've been forced to leave their other grandchild behind. laura westbrook reports. eight—year—old jack and six—year—old alice have been at the centre of a long international custody battle. their british father, michael, seen here with them, was stabbed to death in his apartment in shanghai by his estranged chinese wife last year. weiwei fu is now serving a life sentence for murder. since their dad's death, jack and alice have b

seven hundred square kilometers making it one of the largest in the world and said it is owned by the swiss company blanco along with history is b.h.p. billiton and i'm going to american from great britain. in but i think us the way you community have to mike ito and said hon have started thinking oh she ations about the conditions of her settlement. i once had a look at one of the i have nothing from you there. just a consistent happening just height of the family and we were. if i had on me r.k. you know i think what a tough road it but i mean i like the thought of us for most of what you have been up and then which was thirty this is i insist but. by the way on our own this hour you're taking the front of the steps there goes another way and we went at. each other and we're still over one flower there's that one you know i'm going to walk on it because this gift of love from juno yeah you know that every scene on this album with guy was. a leader that you know well you know and only one of the side they get others imo and i mean better luck with that that they need because young also kno

american police have arrested a swiss spanish national in connection with the murder of two scandinavian women eisel terrorists in morocco more than a dozen suspects have been arrested since the bodies were discovered earlier this month and a broadcaster in sweden has also come in for criticism over its coverage of the killings if you would say the channel has downplayed the horrific incident one norwegian and one danish ones were killed while hiking in the atlas mountains a video of their murder was posted online and it's reporting as a bt failed to mention that one of the girls was beheaded or that islamic state was involved in the broadcast. did though warn people against sharing the video for legal reasons. have now seen this very strange report and you lower the has been created to protect the rape victims from having video of the crime spread is now being applied to the beheading of the denish and the region girls in morocco i myself would never watch such a video let alone share it now we're more upset about the proliferation of crime instead of beheadings to sum up s. vitis cover

england's next opponents would be sweden after a slice of fortune against the swiss. chance to shoot! it's in! sweden ahead in this second round game! croatia—denmark provided plenty of drama. honestly. 1—1, it went to penalties, and the croats went through. russia didn't think they'd get this far. they went the distance against spain. more spot kicks. igor akinfeev, the host's hero. there was some party in moscow that night. neymar was in pain again, although he might have had a point this time. once more, he got his revenge. also set up another goalfor good measure. put in by firmino! it's two! they're through! mexico out. it would be belgium next for brazil, but they needed nacer chadli's 94th minute winner to end japan's brave resistance. it was over and out for ronaldo. his portugal beaten by a brace from uruguay‘s edinson cavani. and there was a cracker in kazan. what a strike! what a strike from angel di maria! pavard hits it! it's another glorious goal! seven goals. individual brilliance epitomized the france—argentina game, before teamwork won it. end

you picked up new kraft expertly paired cheddar and swiss for eggs. beat that! kraft. family greatly. welcome to the special edition of the journal. and from the contentious confirmation of his second supreme court justice. to a trade war with china it is set to continue into the new year. here's a look at the in ministrations accomplishments and setbacks. okay, let's start with

but also you know in europe the swiss central bank is one of the biggest equity owners in the whole world and so it goes on so what's been happening well. there's been a bit of a misunderstanding concerning the monetary policy proposal i made a long time ago called quantitative easing i proposed there's a ninety ninety five as a post banking crisis measure to stop the crisis in the banking system and get the economy going again and it consists of the central bank purchasing the non-performing assets of the banks so you don't need to use taxpayers' money you don't need to get into debt you don't need austerity. and then you help the banks and encourage the banks to increase lending which can be done through various ways but including the government stopping issuing bonds and borrowing directly from the domestic banking system these options that have been open to the spanish portuguese greek irish japanese and many other central banks and governments in those countries where there's been massive recessions last year unemployment vast youth unemployment and the need to boost domestic demand

hidden money of his in swiss bank accounts. other than that, it's so speculative as to what's going on that it's really hard to predict. if the court takes the case, i'm assuming we will get some more evidence and we'll be able to figure out more about what's going on. >> and speaking of all the speculation that's in the air, betsy, reading the tea leaves, is mueller's investigation almost over, or do you think he has a lot more legwork ahead of him when it comes to 2019? >> that's hard to say. what i can tell you is that mueller's investigators are actually still in open negotiations with president trump's legal team about trying to get more information out of the president himself. rudy giuliani confirmed to my colleague and i earlier this past week that those negotiations were never closed, despite the fact that trump turned over a number of written answers to mueller's investigation. now, the likelihood that trump actually has a verbal either in-person or over the phone conversation with any of mueller's lawyers is slim to

went just for the popular all over the world and the swiss region of the outs is always busy at this time of year the both is just one of the many resorts the thriving right now that's because long before it became known for its winter sports people came to the town for health and wellness we take a look back at the history of this town and how it's evolved over the years. davos is a swiss winter sports resort nestled in the alps it attracts snowboarders and skiers on around three hundred twenty kilometers of peace it's. home to a population of about thirteen thousand is a blend of traditional and modern one of its newer landmarks is the luxury hotel intercontinental which opened in twenty thirteen also affectionately called the golden egg. but it was the congress center built in one thousand nine hundred fifty nine that put davos on the map as a location for international business and medical conferences the best known is the annual world economic forum. professor talk to the group founder of the world economic forum with professor dr klaus schwab and he decided it should take place

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easing father a swiss for iraq into iran what's the weather. weather a possibility of it's was that western side of the himalayas but lossie dry behind a fifty eight celsius in bag that's a study on the cold side some attempt to the two full pay rates on sas they often go on into us on the more the same they want to show as winter weather that just around the high ground. so when the weather that's pushing its way into northern areas off syria before central and eastern posse get the sunshine comes free they have twenty six ounces in karate not doing too badly will see that touches seem to temperature is too into what caused the u.a.e. twenty five degrees over the next possibility of a little cloud just around the gulf of aden just easing a little further west was over the mess that was the chance of one of two spots of rain i would have some rather lively showers longer spells of free pushing into the eastern side of south africa recently the showers looks set to continue further north that we further showers that into zimbabwe will show us to

we want this murderer to have justice that is swiss and harsh. but that certainly does not mean that there is criminality and the rest of undocumented immigrants, as some -- >> shannon: i don't think anyone is making a suggestion. >> many republicans want that to be the case, when the reality is, undocumented immigrants in this country commit considerably less crime. considerably less crime than native born -- >> shannon: what we are talking about is is one situation where apparently, according to the law enforcement officials involved, said this man should not of been in the country, had previous dui arrests, he came here illegally, so in the case of this family and this slain officer, gianno, we are talking about somebody that potentially, the state's policies allowed theories, or cases like this, to happen. >> i'm incredibly disappointed with my dear colleague jehmu's rhetoric on this issue. this is a safety issue plain and simple. it's not a partisan issue. if you look at the pier numbers, 70% of individuals that were brought in by i.c.e. in

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the serious fraud office got to the brink of uncovering the secret swiss bank accounts by which be a was from owning money to the saudi royal family the swiss said we're going to notify the bank account holders randolph flew to london blair swung into action. he ordered the serious fraud office to close down their investigation. prince bandar said if the investigation continued they would withdraw a national security cooperation which would lead in the words of prince bandar to blood on the streets of london. the story we've been banging away out for more than five years they really work up to it because everybody could see was a huge cover up scandal the spectacle of a british prime minister closing bell of a criminal investigation. were you aware that your government was approving payments to a friend of president bush's as part of british aerospace is back system is that why you suspended a fraud inquiry. because when tony blair started talking about national security interests that supposed to be a card that trumps all of those i don't believe the investigation is that it would h

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charles: corrupt government, take the money, put it in a swiss bank account. we know that doesn't help. where do you think we are with respect to all of this? those countries i'm not sure what will happen to them in terms of democratically evolving overnight. then of course there is mexico, which is between us and those nations. would seem to step up a little bit in the last caravan showdown, saga, if you will. they made overtures to the caravaners, folks in the caravan. for the most part they were rejected, but felt like they were being more sincere. >> mexico has at least agreed to whole people in mexico while they apply for refugee status. most people do not qualify for refugee status under the law. the law is well-founded fear of persecution. i don't blame them, they want to upgrade the economic circumstances. i would be trying to do that the same. i would probably do it in line law fully rather than cut the line which is what these people are doing. unfortunately mexico may bear some of the brunt because trump is looking for things he can do without congr

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japanese yen and norwegian krona, and swiss bank, out performers. 2-10 spread continues to flatten. 19 basis points is how we print. good seven year auction after the sloppy five year and two year. tesla has named the board members that the sec said they must by the filing date. larry ellison and let me get this headline, she is the head of hr for headline, the head of hr for walgreens. ffat us for more is anne mo joining us from london. can you tell us how we got to these two names? >> it is exciting news for tesla. people have been asking for more accountability on the board and having these new directors is a big step. kathleen comes from walgreens. she had 17 years of experience at kellogg. she is an experienced corporate director. i think investors will be excited about that. she is a woman of color. she brings a lot of experience to the board. arry, some might consider him silicon valley insider, so i don't know if he will bring the same independence investors might have been looking for. he is a tesla shareholder. he certainly believes in the mission of the company. bring newat

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the swiss market is up about 2%. of the core markets, we're trading up roughly 1.3%, 1.4%. when it comes to the ftse, we're well and truly off the highs in 2018 we're trading at 7,800 points as we look to wrap up for the year, we are around the 6,600 level. so we have come back from those highs in what has been a turbulent year for uk stocks around brexit and gyrations in the currency when it comes to the rest of the market, trade is impacting some of these economies and problems domestically in france the yellow vests destroyed some of the confidence in macron's ability to change tact in that market that market at 4,656 today stronger on the german market which is trading around 2018 lows still a lot of room. we talk about whether this is a santa claus rally, there's a huge amount of territory for german stocks to pick up we have watched every twist and turn around the rome budget. the fiscal targets are just over the 2% mark. it's delivered a level of calm for the italian market still trading around low levels for this year. let's take tout action stateside. what a sessio

in this case we're seeing people put their money into the japanese yen and the swiss franc. and that's because those currencies are usually seen as pretty stable. so when everything else looks like it's wild, you have to go to those. right now people are looking at the big picture. something that happens one day is not a trend, especially when it's so contradictory day to day. so i just want to put up on the screen four, george, what people are looking at as they see the big picture. not just in the united states but around the world. starting with slowing economic growth in china as well as other countries. growth is very slow here in europe as well. but we've had new numbers showing the china industrial profits declined for the first time in the past three years. the china-u.s. trade war, we do have a little bit of optimism there. there's a report from bloomberg that says there's a delegation that's going to go from the u.s. to beijing in january. when it comes to brexit, again, this is such uncertainty. there's no way to price brexit into the market because there are so m

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