retail sales once again blamed on unseasonably warm winter weather. blame the weather seems to be the scene theme here in the u.s. as well. anna: we have heard this weather cited as the reason for a number of global retailers having trouble. it was a very warm year. so perhaps they do have reason. we heard from marks & spencer on that subject. but we have to we have to talk about china. we heard patrick talking about a lack of handholding i the chinese authorities in doing whatever it is they are trying to do with their currency. we heard from nick wadhams as well in beijing. he said they botched this u.n. devaluation. we need to understand better what they are trying to do. the pboc were being accused of the same thing in august. we have the nervousness at the start of 2015 in the pboc says we will cut it by the most since august. that fuels any uncertainty that already exists. as someone tweeted me this morning, if you were 13 minutes late to trading, you missed the who
working behind the scenes trying to stop the fighting and here in chicago local palestinian supporters gathered to protest the israeli response to the attacks at the president s reelection headquarters in downtown chicago it wanted obama to pressure the israeli government to end their attack saying they have been brutally occupied protesters say this is the second time the president has refused to condemn israel they point to four years ago when the president elect obama did not address earlier attacks of that time a tragic train crash killed 4 during a veterans day parade earlier today. more than two dozen people were injured faye bakker had been planned for tonight is a hunting trip tomorrow however organizers say all activity has been halted. ask either 28 workers to return to work or they will liquidate the whole company there will be in an announcementan announcement in the morning. they lost everything if you don t stand up now what are you going to stand up? union le
and vital early wickets as england press for victory full of length. a wonderful adjustment in length. in the second test at old trafford. and vital early wickets, as england press for victory in the second test at old trafford. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. beijing has accused the uk government of ‘brutally meddling in chinas internal affairs, as diplomatic tensions we begin with breaking news, continue to rise. in the last half an hour that early trials of a coronavirus vaccine, developed at oxford university appears safe, and and provokes the foreign secretary, an immune system response, dominic raab, is expected to suspend its extradition treaty the trials, which have involved just over 1,000 people, with hong kong this afternoon after beijing s imposition showed that the injection led of a controversial security law to them making antibodies in the territory. and white blood cells that can fight the virus. the uk h
kindled them hardcovers. icahn autograph. [laughter] blige you remember in this very room we talked about it and tell for the documentary for the pbs documentary we were watching and pointing out the rock was the ending right next to gordon moore and i remember taking a photo of that moment in that has to be is operational to see them together. and perhaps the or less time and a sense of history was turning we literally swamped seats because i think i had the interview show into covers silicon valley every day. [laughter] i do cover it and we had this discussion before that silicon valley only looks ahead in rarely looks back but those of us that don t is missing what will come next and intel is a perfect example you have the spinoff making money to the stock offering follow title people and venture capitalist money exactly it begins there. the question i get most how dare i suggest intel is the most to come importing company in the world? but the last five years wh
phones. david: we also have richard fisher, president of the federal reserve bank of dallas. he has been warning the central bank may never be able to end the bond buying program. liz: and former fed vice chairman. adam: here is what is money tonight. president obama announced his sweeping gun-control proposals, but with gun sales shooting through the roof and hundreds of millions of firearms already out there, can they really make a difference? today s power panel takes aim at the hot issue. plus at least seven americans are reported to be among dozens of oil and gas workers taken hostage in algeria. is this the first wave of al qaeda sponsor strikes against critical energy facilities? and could it disrupt supplies? we drill down to the answers. and call it a liberal tax. the conservative restaurant owner charges left-wing moore for their drink and donate the cash to right-wing causes. is it a boom for his business? the owner serves as a big helping of a government economi