Move back, move back. Bill you guessed it, another day, another american campus. Two weeks of chaos police finally clearing out antiisrael protestors at George Washington university only a few blocks from the white house. The d. C. Mayor and police chief talked about their decision to go in now. The timing of the crackdown might be viewed from a political lens. Im bill hemmer and hello to you. Dana good morning. Great to see you. Wednesday. Im dana perino and this is americas newsroom. The encampment has been up for two weeks in d. C. Mayor and police chief say the situation escalated over the past several days. Bill operation happened at 3 00 in the morning with riot gear and pepper spray. Chanting and pushing, officers arrested at least 20. Dana it came hours before the mayor and police chief testify on capitol hill. Lawmakers will expected to grill them on their response to the antisemitic protests and why they didnt act season. Bill the protestors projecting long live the Student I
Intellectual property issue, anything from logos, designs, scientific inventions and more. for decades china has forced u.s. companies, western companies to hand over intellectual property or has stolen it through cyberattacks. in turn, chinese companies have turned out counterfeit consumer goods and apparel and used that to fuel domestic technological developments. the u.s. losses between loses between 225 and $600 billion annually on intellectual property theft. and the trade war has done nothing to halt this practice. this is a practice, by the way, everybody in the world thought was an issue needed to be dealt with. as for the trade deficit, another of the president s favorite talking points, the trade deficit with china is growing. the trade deficit in goods average $30.9 billion per month in 2017. by the same time in 2018, $34.5 billion. if you re asking yourself why we re not putting the numbers in for services as we do for goods,
All the liberals who have given us the longest unemployment and the highest gas prices in history, they don t seem to get it. they seem to want to punish the people who we want to encourage. greta: i don t consider it punishment when somebody s getting special treatment and a break. i am not talking about the tax rate. i am talking about the fact that the oil companies have huge tax breaks that the rest of us can t have any use for or don t get. but let me give you an example. exxon mobil, $41.1 billion is their profit from 2010, up 35%. shell, $30.9 billion in profit, up 54% from 2010. what in the world do they need tax breaks for? they seem loaded! well, first of all, the most tax breaks that the president s trying to take away don t go to those companies. most of the tax breaks go to the nptds who do 85 or 90% of the
fire. government officials tell the french press agency the blast happened in a compound of warehouses but it was not caused by a bomb. the report says more than 95 people have been injured, many of them firemen. a final tribute to their fallen leader. north koreans took part in a memorial service for kim jong il who died nearly two weeks ago. they observed three minutes of silence for the former leader and pledged support for the new leader, kim jong-un. what s expected to be a robust debate has began in the indian government over anti-corruption legislation. the bill would give power to create an ombudsman in house. those are the top stories from cnn, the world s news leader. world business today starts right now. good morning from cnn london. i m charles hodson. good afternoon from cnn hong kong. i m andrew stevens. welcome to world business today. the top stories this thursday, december 29th. while north korea observed a moment of silence for kim jong il, econ
Us the longest period of high unemployment since the great depression, the highest gas prices in history, they don t seem to get it. they keep wanting to punish the people we want to encourage. i want companies producing more oil, not less. i don t consider it punishment when someone s getting special treatment and a break. i am not talk about this tax rate. i am talking about the fact that the oil companies get tax breaks that the rest of us can t have any use for, or don t get. let me give you an example. exxon mobil, $41.1 billion, up from 2010 by 35%. another one, shell, $30.9 billion, up 54% from 2010. what in the world do they need tax breaks for? they seem loaded itch first of all, the most tax breaks that the president s trying to take away don t go to those qusm companies. most of the tax breaks go to the independent who is do 85 or 90%