of course you're referring to north america you know when i say america i mean north america they don't like to be clear about this is a america to us i have noticed they don't like us they are united states the u.s. i don't mean americans those people in united states who like to refer to themselves as america but it's like those a.t.m. fees right so in other words the. interest rates on this debt if you have access to certain privileged windows over there at the central bank. doesn't mean anything to you but for everyone else or they have to deal with the economic fallout from all this financial vandalism but that's a little micro cause some of the macro story where saying here is like here they're paying 7.9 percent on their 100 year bonds and who knows how much the i.m.f. and austerity measures and all sorts of plunder of the country as a result of the i.m.f. loan so yeah the cost is very high at a certain level it's negative interest rates in europe and free money in europe but here we have this situation and then i'm going to look at this tweet stream from bronco milan of it he is

it started with allays and in north america. started with our allies in europe and has been a drain on global growth. i'll give you exhibit a, the 10-year treasury yield at 1.84 after the fed cut three consecutive fed fund rates at meetings in july it has a material effect in a lot of ways on the economy. in a lot of ways it has outdone the expected good of the tax cut in late 2017 i actually thanksgiving we have as much incentive to get the tariffs off the global economy. >> would you argue it's attacked the market. >> i disagree. >> i diszbree. >> i this side of the desk. >> i think that what markets hate most is uncertainty right? i think that businesses and ceos and decision makers and capital allocators are comfortable knowing what it was. let's say we know the 15%, whatever the number is but they're not changing then people adjust, right? and i think businesses adjust and there is certainty and certainty trades better than lumpy uncertainty. >> pete. >> and i think also when you look at this thing, dan where i'd put the pu

that aim to reduce migration to north america in china he signed deals that will improve roads in facilities across el salvador and in catch up with caylee look for opportunities in the energy sector and attended meetings with other world leaders at the doha forum that's where we caught up with him the president of el salvador naive kaley talks to al-jazeera. book a lead. president of el salvador thank you for talking to al-jazeera you took up your job on the 1st of june so you've just done over 6 months can i ask you about the state of your country and given the level of violence there still is are you dealing with the crisis yes we have we're dealing with a lot of crisis. but the fact is that we have has changed a lot in the in the last 6 months for example crime which is probably the worst crisis we have lower the crime by 60 percent homicide rate has dropped by 60 percent and we've been fighting corruption very very strongly and there's a lot of hope in the country and it's not something of course i would say that there is a lot of hope in the country by the fact that every poll gives is

it will require more car parts to be made in north america in order for the car to be free from tariffs. it includes a chapter on digital trade. if approved, it would be a major win for trump, a rarity with democrats in control of the house. the deal is also key for freshman democrats in conservative districts. they support the deal's substance and believes a parp bipartisan achievement will play well on the campaign trail. they are heading to mexico to look at final portions of the deal. >>> more than a dozen people are feared dead after the huge volcano eruption in new zealand. burn units are at capacity with no signs of life on the island. cnn live in new zealand ahead. - 10 years ago, we started legacybox. if you're like us, you have a box of old video tapes, film reels, and photos, just degrading away in your closet. - [nick] legacybox saves these memories by professionally digitizing them on dvd, thumb drive, or the cloud. - [adam] it's easy. load legacybox with your media, and you get back your originals and new digitized copies. - [nick] legacybox is simple and safe with over a

more now live from our north america correspondent peter bowes. we have been just looking we have beenjust looking at we have been just looking at the pictures where you are, there has been a rally in favour of impeachment. what about the public opinion issue and the risk of backfire. mr trump will be aware that bill clinton seemed to be more popular after he was impeached. public opinion as it applies to president trump and the entire impeachment process has really been divided down the middle pretty much for the past few months. we've seen a little bit of movement in the last few days and weeks with more people saying they believe the president should be impeached and in fact more people saying he should be found guilty and removed from office but it's still pretty much a divided nation and that has been the situation ever since president trump was elected and it applies to many of the policies and issues as well but what is interesting, and we seeing it with this rally, demonstration in los angeles, repeated in cities around the country, people

more now live from our north america correspondent peter bowes. the president is right when he says this process is part of some that is wrong, it set out under the constitution. this process is part of some that is wrong, it set out under the constitution. it's this process is part of some that is wrong, it set out under the constitution. it's a this process is part of some that is wrong, it set out under the constitution. it's a constitutional process and his complaint that he hasn't been given the opportunity essentially to tell his side of the story, well, the democrats are saying that is wrong because he was invited over the past few weeks. the president has repeatedly refused for example to allow some of his senior aides in the white house, witnesses to be cross—examined and allow relevant witnesses to be cross—examined and allow releva nt docu ments witnesses to be cross—examined and allow relevant documents to be released from the white house the may well actually prove his argument but he has blocked all of that so it has been very one—sided so far but it seems by the pr

in 2011, this place where the first enslaved africans were brought to north america in the first concert grands found refuge was declared a national historic place by the first african-american president of america, barack obama. he served his country honorably and competently. we have come a long way. we still have a long way to go to achieve true equality of opportunity, to overcome the residual effects of slavery and jim crow and systemic racial discrimination. the american middle class was formed from the immigrant working-class who successfully defeated the forces of not seize him, fascism, and right-wing nationalists who had taken control of europe in the 1940's. for those working-class americans who fought and won that war, except for the black soldiers who had fought at least as valiantly but were excluded from those benefits. today, more than a third of african-american children are living in poverty. the net worth of white families is 10 times that of black families. much of it due to the comparative difficulty black families have securing a home mortgage. prison sentences for

among those first documented africans to be brought to north america in 1619 were two individuals simply known as anthony and isabella. they were married and in 1624 it is believed they gave birth to the first african child born in english america. they named him william tucker in honor of a virginia planter. now, descendants of anthony and isabella, the tucker family are with us this morning, and in fact, this weekend's 400-year anniversary commemoration event began with yesterday's ceremony at the tucker family cemetery about eight miles northwest of here. another african-american family that is here today, the charity family, can trace its roots to charles county in the mid-1600s. i want to acknowledge the organizations and agencies that have corroborated the past four to five years to plan and execute not just weekends commemoration events, but speakers, symposiums, panel discussions, cultural events, concerts and educational seminars over the last three years. these are the hampton 2019 commemoration commission, project 1619 incorporated. the commonwealth of virginia's american evol

and north america and the u.s. and the e.u. and the u.s. and china for that matter a huge impact has been made on the world trade organization the w t o has now lost its ability to intervene in trade wars that is because for 2 years the trump administration has blocked appointments to the w t o as appellate body which acts as the supreme court for international trade 2 of 3 members have accepted and now the deputy o. is unable to issue rulings. and that also includes by the way negotiations with china over soybean production and purchases it's a major part of the u.s. trying to trade negotiation and it's been over how many soybeans china is going to purchase from u.s. farmers and while that this feud has been underway though brazil has been racing ahead of the u.s. as the world's largest soybean producer the latin american country will for the 1st time ever in early 2020 get this over take the united states as the largest soybean producer president trump has threatened to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum from brazil and argentina in res

america. the 13th amendment first in 1865 which finally ended 246 years of slavery in america. the 14th amendment, which was rat ified in 1868 which guaranteed citizenship rights to former slaves and also promised due process and protection under the law to all americans. it's a, an amendment that still regularly cite d in legal cases today and then the 15th amendment. ratified in 1870. which gave black men the right to vote. women would, white and black women, would not gain the right to vote until 1920 but black men were given the right to vote in 1870 and with the right to vote and the access to political participation, we see black men embracing those opportunities and getting very involved and active in virginia politics. and peter jacob carter is one of about 100 black men who served in virginia's assembly from the end of the civil war through 0 1900. he was one of the longest serving representatives from northamptom county. in virginia. and he represents this really flowering of black p

and north america and the u.s. and the e.u. and the u.s. and china for that matter a huge impact has been made on the world trade organization the w t o has now lost its ability to intervene in trade wars that is because for 2 years the trump administration has blocked appointments to the w t o as appellate body which acts as the supreme court for international trade to have 3 members have accepted and now the deputy o. is unable to issue rulings. and that also includes by the way negotiations with china over soybean production and purchases it's a major part of the u.s. trying to trade negotiation and it's been over how many soybeans china is going to purchase from u.s. farmers and while that this feud has been underway though brazil has been racing ahead of the u.s. as the world's largest soybean producer the latin american country will for the 1st time ever in early 2020 get this over take the united states as the largest soybean producer president trump has threatened to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum from brazil and argentina in

or really across north america for the better. yes let me go out on a limb because i really don't believe in predictions but here i'm so confident i will tell you this agreement will make no significant difference the only reason we have it is the following it's mostly political theater 90 percent theater 10 percent and i'm being generous substance let me explain what mr trump needs and wants is the theater that he is tearing up old agreements that were good for us and substituting new better ones see he's the champion he's making it better the democrats weren't going to give him that what they were saying was we need more protections for labor for the unions for the working people who were decimated by nafta ok here's what the deal was the democrats wanted to show they're not just impeaching the president they're doing useful things so they finally agreed to the better language for working people than the old one republicans were happy because mr trump can say he got the new agreement the politicians are happy even the unions are

the majority of private capital is allocated to developed countries europe north america japan and then whatever small sliver of capital is left capital the highest risk premium is allocate it to the former colleagues and i think this is reminiscent of the colonial plight into their case the point consequence of this is that sudan's largest our most profitable export actually is the sudanese people themselves who dance human capital the best of which is professionalism laborers go to your north america the middle east and are forced to work there to earn a living because of a lack of economic opportunities all this carries often have many resonances with the appearance of the 19th century of and slave men and then the quality of market i'll tell a lot in there but the economy and currency really make of that what i'm going to. i think i had. a year of get up i was just going to say that it's actually go and take because for me it's not so much british colonialism nigeria was british as india was. uganda and ghana was but for me growing up i think it's the american colonialism which is m

. >>> well, the ring of fire was not visible to north america this christmas, but you are in luck. here's video of today's annual solar eclipse as seen from the united arab emirates. some great video. it started about 6:30 p.m. here on the west coast time. the full eclipse when the moon covers the son's center took place about an hour later creating as you can see the so-called ring of fire. the next solar eclipse visible to most of north america is june 21st of next year, about six months from now. great video. >>> all right, on to the weather forecast and meteorologist drew tuma is here to look at the weekend coming up. drew? >> we were dealing with a lot of cloud cover, dan, because of our storm. that is now moving out. tomorrow it will be a much brighter day. live doppler 7 showing you the sweep across the region, still dealing with some showers in the santa cruz mountains and even some mixed precip, some winfrey flakes falling around mount hamilton. woke up to snow on mount hamilton todays. as the storm exits, another dusting there as well. windy out there now, breezy, 22 mile

here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. grounded and now pulled from production. boeing's problems have gone from bad to worse, with the aviation giant forced to admit it can no longer continue to make the 737 max. the temporary halt in production is because the regulatory authority — the federal aviation administration — has still not cleared the jet to return to commercial service. it was grounded globally in march following crashes in ethiopian and indonesia, which left a total of 346 people dead. it was grounded globally in march following crashes in ethiopia in a statement, boeing insists... "safely returning the 737 max to service is our top priority. it is our duty to ensure that every requirement is fulfilled, and every question from our regulators answered." "we have decided to prioritise the delivery of stored aircraft and temporarily suspend production on the 737 programme beginning next month." but the company acknowledges the approval process must be extraordinarily thorough and robust to ensure that regulators, customers and the flying public hav

. >>> well, the ring of fire was not visible to north america this christmas, but you are in luck. here's video of today's annual solar eclipse as seen from the united arab emirates. some great video. it started about 6:30 p.m. here on the west coast time. the full eclipse when the moon covers the son's center took place about an hour later creating as you can see the so-called ring of fire. the next solar eclipse visible to most of north america is june 21st of next year, about six months from. no >>> all right, on to the weather forecast and meteorologist drew tuma is here to look at the weekend coming up. drew? >> we were dealing with a lot of cloud cover, dan, because of our storm. that is now moving out. tomorrow it will be a much brighter day. live doppler 7 showing you the sweep across the region, still dealing with some showers in the santa cruz mountains and even some mixed precip, some winfrey flakes falling around mount hamilton. woke up to snow on mount hamilton todays. as the storm exits, another dusting there as well. windy out there now, breezy, 22 mile per hour wind

here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. grounded and now pulled from production. boeing's problems have gone from bad to worse, with the aviation giant forced to admit it can no longer continue to make the 737 max. the temporary halt in production is because the regulatory authority — the federal aviation administration — has still not cleared the jet to return to commercial service. it was grounded globally in march following crashes in ethiopian and indonesia, which left a total of 346 people dead. in a statement, boeing insists... "safely returning the 737 max to service is our top priority. it is our duty to ensure that every requirement is fulfilled, and every question from our regulators answered." "as a result of this ongoing evaluation, we have decided to prioritise the delivery of stored aircraft and temporarily suspend production on the 737 programme beginning next month." but the company acknowledges the approval process must be extraordinarily thorough and robust to ensure that regulators, customers and the flying public have confidence in the airc

would you say that europe and also perhaps north america are prepared for a major influx of climate change driven migration. we're obviously not prepared because we. almost collapsed in europe politically when we had to do with syrian migration which was driven by civil war and brutality of a. you know of the regime in syria and so no we we're not prepared to be controversial hadn't we should do everything we can to prevent this migration for the simple reason that these people are needed especially the young people to to change things where they are i had a statistic that 31 percent of africans would prefer to move away from their continent now these young ambitious like unlike in the like in your clip people who want a better life and we have to you know to simply say ok well. we are responsible for climate change a great deal to have to take these refugees would taking the young the ambitions the people who want to change things away from where they needed to change things then i'm not you know. saying that we shouldn't take in refugees who come from for instance like syria but i am say

america those are cass that don't have the same compliance burden that north american or european evs have so they are much lower in content. not a direct comp for tesla. so, really, 10% on a half a million units is a fair comp that's my 50,000 unit number your guest can read what i wrote about china earlier this year. we said we're positive we timed it right. we met with several auto manufacturers there. several other former gm and other auto executives. the reality is what will play will play. we'll know by the end of next year but i think the expectations now are really, really frothy, and it's a high hurdle to get over >> so, ross, you have done multiple trips to china yourself and what have you learned. >> i have people sitting outside the chinese factory who tell me every day what's happening there. so i don't even have to go you know, once again, you know, i caution analysts who think they understand this company because i don't think they just have the type of resources the tesla community is putting behind getting information i've never seen a more passionate group of people

that aim to reduce migration to north america in china he signed deals that will improve roads and facilities across el salvador and in catch up with caylee look for opportunities in the energy sector and attended meetings with other world leaders of the doha forum that's where we caught up with him the president of el salvador naive to caylee talks to al jazeera. and i will kaylee president of el salvador thank you for talking to al-jazeera you took up your job on the 1st of june so you've just done over 6 months can i ask you about the state of your country and given the level of violence there still is are you dealing with a crisis yes we have we're dealing with a lot of crisis. but the fact is that we have there has changed a lot in the in the last 6 months for example crime which is probably the worst crisis we have lower the crime by 60 percent homicide rate has dropped by 60 percent and we've been fighting corruption very very strongly and there's a lot of hope in the country and it's not something of course i would say that there is a lot of hope in the country by the fact that every

or really across north america for the better. yes let me go out on a limb because i really don't believe in predictions but here i am so confident i will tell you this agreement will make no significant difference the only reason we have it is the following it's mostly political theater 90 percent theater 10 percent and i'm being generous substance let me explain what mr trump needs and wants is the theater that he is tearing up old agreements that weren't good for us and substituting new better ones see he's the champion he's making it better the democrats weren't going to give him that what they were saying was we need more protections for labor for the unions for the working people who were decimated by nafta ok here's what the deal was the democrats wanted to show they're not just impeaching the president they're doing useful things so they finally agreed to the better language for working people than the old one republicans were happy because mr trump can say he got the new agreement the politicians are happy even the unions

north america revenue growth is one of those we expect mid-single digit growth and china revenue. it's been an explosive market for them over the past few years. we absolutely expect that to continue we're seeing strength in full price sales especially on the footwear side and we're actually models 20% growth in this second quarter on top of a 30% gain last year. >> we saw nike end this year, its practice of selling its products on amazon is this direct to consumer business going payoff in 2020. did amazon hurt them at all? >> we think that their dtc strategy is paying off right now. really leading to strong revenue and margin gains and ultimately our expectation is that an acceleration of that direct to the consumer will probably be john donohue's game plan as we think about his tenure as he takes over in 2020 nike today sale steals nearly 70% of their product in north america through the wholesale channel and just a tad below that from an international standpoint we believe ultimately nike will be more of a 50-50 split between wholesale and their own stores and website and that

america tracks from other regions of the world. since the rise of e-commerce the u.s. mexico and canada have been looking toward overhauling existing trade relations the u.s.m.c. is the result of a renegotiation of the north american free trade agreement unlike now after the us m.c.a. broadens international regulations affecting everything from intellectual property rights to environmental law. the signing of the trilateral document means the agreement now moves to the legislative branches of the us mexico and canada for ratification. and mexico city. volcanic activity has significantly increased our new zealand's white island delaying efforts to recover the bodies of 9 people missing believed dead as a ruptured on monday killing at least 6 other. people and hospital many with bands to more than half of their bodies there's mounting pressure from relatives to find those still unaccounted for this is an utterly cryptic situation. we all agree that retrieving bodies of the deceased from the island isn't it salute imperius of. every d

america with just under 23 percent. africa lagged far behind with just 2 percent. but the sector is likely to grow rapidly in some african countries this year uganda relaunched its state carrier uganda airlines after it was grounded for 17 years other countries like rwanda have high hopes for then national carriers but most of them are mired in heavy debt and fares are too high for many consumers on the route networks and limited and complicated last year nearly 30 percent of seats on african flights were empty. and that's our show. thanks for watching see if i could. play. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian coe my guest this week here in rome is the jesuit priest father holmes solo who is a media exploits closer to abuse him over kludgy as the boss of go suicide a bald little churlish for way and continues to provide opportunity as cover the priests who commit to hold close conflicts next on. europe. look united. to fight. the book's tragic push. what binds the content to cover the fencers and stories aplenty th

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america with just under 23 percent. africa lag far behind with just 2 percent. but the sector is likely to grow rapidly in some african countries this year uganda state carry out uganda airlines after it was grounded for 17 years other countries like rwanda have high hopes for then national carriers but most of them are mired in heavy debt and affairs are too high for many consumers on the route networks and limited and complicated last year nearly 30 percent of seats on african flights were empty. the world's 1st fully electric commercial aircraft completed its 1st test flight the plane took off for the canadian city of vancouver around 15 minutes 6 passengers. new builds of the 1950s but retrofitted with an electric motor and design designed by an australian gump. i publish if we have a canadian ally those behind this 1st electrified say it could be the dawning of the age of electric if yes. that's it from me and the business to. thank you very much for watching the for. coke. consumers around the world are in a shopp

energy exports across north america for years to come. the agreement represents a true bipartisan accomplishment that will set the standard for future trade agreements. i want to thank chairman neal, the working group, ranking member brady, and ambassador lighthizer for their work. as co-chair of the new democrat coalition trade task force, i have been actively working with them to advance this agreement -- this agreement all year. i am so glad to see it come to the floor of the house and i encourage my colleagues to vote yes. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yield back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. neal: mr. speaker, i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: i'm prepared to close as well. mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. brady: thank you, sir. texas is made for trade.

america tracks from other regions of the world. since the rise of e-commerce the u.s. mexico and canada have been looking toward overhauling existing trade relations the u.s.m.c. is the result of a renegotiation of the north american free trade agreement on like nafta u.s.m.c. broadens international regulations affecting everything from intellectual property rights to environmental law. the signing of the trilateral document means the agreement now moves to the legislative branches of the us mexico and canada for ratification. and mexico city. hello again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines myanmar's leader aung san suu kyi is set to lead her country's defense against allegations of genocide a day after sitting through graphic accounts of mass matter and rape they stem from a 2017 military crackdown which forced 700000 muslim rangar to flee to neighboring bangladesh u.s. president donald trump has called the impeachment charges against him weak democratic party leaders say he abused the power of his office and obstructed

america on its opening -- more than $175 million in north america on its opening weekend. it is still likely to be one of the top releases of the year. sales could exceed a billion dollars globally. a billionaire, a billion there. joe: did you go see it? scarlet: i am not into that. i think romain is watching. joe: that is probably what he is doing today. scarlet: we look at his review. he was a little bit disappointed with the reviews on rotten tomatoes. joe: it seems like there are a lot of bad movies. i was seeing reviews of the cats movie. when it comes to movies, they are trying to appeal to a global audience. tv is where it is at. coming up, a tale of two halves. we will look to the year ahead with spencer go but -- spencer bogart. this is bloomberg. ♪ what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, relax. i got this. which gps are you using anyway? a little something called instinct. been using it for years. yeah, that's what i'm afraid of. he knows exactly where we're going. my whole

the consumer products giant reporting a slow down in south asia and weakness in north america. the growth has been a drag for several quarters where consumers are opting for fresher foods, specialty brands they make everything from dove soap to ben & jerry's ice cream. ending with pfizer, the fda approves the drug in the expanded use of hormone treatment. reducing cancer deaths by more than 60% in men. straight ahead on the show, bad blood between fedex and amazon putting investors on edge and on notice and new scrutiny for purdue pharma over transfers from the business to the sackler family those details when "worldwide exchange" returns after this we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. (second woman) we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all of the fortune 500 partner with us. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation... verizon keeps business ready. >>> that's a live shot of new york city right now. 5: 5:21

america with just under 23 percent. africa far behind with just 2 percent. but the sector is likely to grow rapidly in some african countries this year uganda relaunched its state carry out uganda airlines after it was grounded for 17 years other countries like rwanda have high hopes for then national carriers but most of them are mired in heavy debt and fares are too high for many consumers on the route networks and limited and complicated last year nearly 30 percent of seats on african flights were empty. and that's our show. thanks for watching. commit to the. next place to talk about sex. coverage. 3 more weeks we have him in let's have a look at some of the governments around the still shaking in their shoes. every. morning 6. weeks p.w. . 6. 6. 6. 6. 6. 6. 6. 66. christmas. it was the speech of his life perhaps his best certainly his most difficult. the speech by calling dresden on december 19th 1989. shortly after the final of the of the chancellor addresses the people of east germany. the mid east tense the crow

america and beyond. and. scott writes for the joins as no. now kevin. mentioned hollywood wanted a white actress in the lead role he resisted as he said in the film was made with all asian actors so has this i mean it was phenomenal success wasn't it has it changed things in hollywood do you think i really think it has i mean this was yeah but almost access 240000000 worldwide i think it's really opened the doors for asian american talent i mean of course the asian american community is huge and it's been around for a long long time it's been part of america for a long long time but it's been sort of written out of american households or into a very very recently but now you're seeing asian talent asian american actors writers comedians getting getting their chance i think a great example is a film that just got nominated for a couple of golden globes the farewell which stars up with you know who had a small role in crazy rich asians and that film is about american family who find out their chinese grand

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the number one recommended brand in north america. >>> welcome back, everyone. u.s. house democrats say a revised north america free trade agreement is expected to be signed in the coming hours. a source says the u.s. trade representative is traveling to mexico city with jared kushner. for an event with mexican and canada officials. the agreechlt after months of negotiations between lawmakers and the white house. trumps legislative victory since democrats took control of the house last november. >> american tourists who want to jet off to cuba have to settle for havana. the trump administration is suspending commercial flights to other parts of the island starting tuesday. it's the latest move to roll back policy from the obama era. >> herds of american visitors once roamed. now there's something of an endangered species. the morning we filmed here we couldn't find anyone from the united states. cuba tourism industry is suffering after the trump administration once again is making it more difficult for americans to visit the communist run island. on tuesday an admini

america and beyond. and film scott writes for the joins as now. now kevin. mentioned hollywood wanted a white actress in the lead role he resisted as you said in the film was made with all asian actors so has this i mean it was phenomenal success wasn't it has it has it changed things in hollywood you think i really think it has i mean this was yeah but almost it's s 240000000 worldwide and i think it's really opened the doors for american talent i mean of course the asian american community is huge and it's been around for a long long time it's been part of america for a long long time but it's been sort of written out of american culture into a very very recently but now you're seeing asian talent asian american actors writers comedians getting getting their chance i think a great example is a film that just got nominated for a couple of golden globes of the farewell which stars up with you know who had a small role in crazy rich asians and that film is about american families who find out their chines

nate the remains still on the platform were north america and europe discuss this saw it and take actions to get there every day to protect almost warm 1000000000 people. no one seems to doubt the future of the 29 member park but as nato leaders depart from the universe resul abrasions in london internal conflict looks set to stay. and take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world to a use commissioned a new commission presenters who were found alive says she expects a thorough and independent investigation into the murder of multis journalist daphne kind of want to convince you it was kind of watergate's who was killed in a car bomb 2017 following her reporting on high level corruption in politics and economy. riot police in lebanon her 5 tear gas to disperse demonstrators in the capital beirut people have gathered to protest against the nomination of problem businessman. to replace the country's outgoing prime minister and the government demonstrations began 2 months ago. iran's president has an rouhani has called for the beliefs of innocent people arrested in pr

america 15 percent are in the asia pacific region and nearly 70 percent of hiv infected people live in sub-saharan africa which also has the highest numbers of new infections and aids related deaths. around the world events are being held to mark world aids day china has launched a national red ribbon alliance to better connect medical facilities helping people living with the disease hospital in brazil released thousands of red balloons to draw attention to the ongoing epidemic in south africa an organization that supports mothers and children living with hiv being held special events including a performance by this way to choir. and to talk about the situation here in germany i'm joined by hog addictive. a charity that helps raise awareness about aids what is the situation in germany as far as each of you people goes well we have declining numbers of infections 2 in germany that's really good news that's because of the effectiveness of the medication the therapy under effective under effective therapy activities not transmittable anymore and that's really good news because it also

america 15 percent are in the asia pacific region and nearly 70 percent of hiv infected people live in sub-saharan africa which also has the highest numbers of new infections and is related deaths well around the world events are being held to mock world aids day china has launched a national red ribbon alliance to better connect facilities medical facilities helping people living with the disease a hospital in brazil released thousands of red balloons to draw attention to the ongoing epidemic and in south africa an organization that supports mothers and children living with hiv aids held special events including a performance by this that we took last a while. that. the barrel. were for more we're joined from london by anton pas knack he's a doctor a researcher and president of the international aid society and tom thanks for joining me nearly 70 percent of people infected with hiv a worldwide live in sub-saharan africa what's behind the high infection right there . soon. this is. the reason it's the you see the sort of afraid i'm going to have to cut you off off they were having s

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the number one recommended brand in north america. >>> welcome back let's get a check on the headlines in business with phillip mena >> good morning, a neighborhood was turned into a battleground shots range out. two suspects, three civilians and a veteran police detective were dead. there is growing concern a jewish deli may have been targeted but they say it is too early to consider. >> the u.s. navy grounds aviation students from saudi arabia the groundings were part of what an official called a safety stand down and operational pause. tis the season for upsets in college basketball for the third time of the season, the top team in the country was knocked off. this time louisville fell to texas tech the red raiders would run away with it. they won 70-57 back to you. >> two kentucky teams falling in the first part of this year. phillip mena, thank you. president trump is calling articles against him calling them flimsy, and ridiculous. to tracie potts on what we can expect next. >> expect debate tonight and a couple of votes coming up in the house. the president giving his defense at

america and beyond. and film scott writes for the joins as no. now having. mentioned hollywood wanted a white actress in the lead role he resisted as he said in the film was made with all asian actors so has this i mean it was phenomenal success wasn't it has it changed things in hollywood do you think i really think it has i mean this was yeah but almost access 240000000 worldwide i think it's really opened the doors for asian american talent i mean of course the asian american community is huge and it's been around for a long long time it's been part of america for a long long time but it's been sort of written out of american households or until very very recently but now you're seeing asian talent asian american actors writers comedians getting getting their chance i think a great example is a film that just got nominated for a couple of golden globes of the farewell which stars up with you know who had a small role in crazy rich asians and that film is about asian american family who find out their

america europe discuss the saw it and take actions to get there every day to protect almost 2000000000 people. at 1st glance the nato leaders seemed to be indeed among friends but it wasn't all roses. one especially embarrassing moment was caught by chance on camera in the footage canadian british and french leaders seem to be mocking us president donald trump's long unpredictable press conferences. the nature family is currently going through a rough patch not unlike any regular family ahead of the holiday season tensions have risen over financial contributions and alliances core values 70 years after its founding the $29.00 member pluck is sure to have a long future ahead but as nato leaders depart from their diverse 3 celebrations in london it seems internal conflicts won't be going away anytime soon. they've been has been following the conference from london and from there it got us this is rafa. so it wasn't the car crash summit that many had feared it would be but that also means that the topics that caused that fear remain unresolved turkey's presence in northern syria unresolve

america and beyond. and film for joins as no. now kevin. mentioned the hollywood wanted a white actress in the lead role he resisted as he said in the film was made with all asian actors so has this i mean it was phenomenal success wasn't it has it has it changed things in hollywood do you think i really think it has i mean this was yeah but almost access 240000000 worldwide i think it's really opened the doors for american talent i mean of course the asian american community is huge and it's been around for a long long time it's been part of america for a long long time but it's been sort of written out of american culture into a very very recently but now you're seeing asian talent asian american actors writers comedians getting getting their chance i think a great example is a film that just got nominated for a couple of golden globes the farewell which stars up with you know who had a small role in crazy great asians and that film is about american families who find out their chinese grandmother is d

america that was the reason why we saw a bit of profit taking in their stock of nike. in support of their force in new york thank you. russia and ukraine will sign a 5 year deal on the transit of russian gas to europe via ukraine that's according to announcements by both parties it's the 1st such deal since the russian annexation of crimea and it followed intense negotiations with the e.u. . these pipes are front and center of a geopolitical crisis north stream 2 percents a new undersea route for russia to deliver gas to the e.u. bypassing its neighbor ukraine in the midst of a conflict that started with russia's annexation of crimea in 2014 what's at stake for ukraine up to $3000000000.00 in transit fees for gas coming from the gas field in western siberia it flows through the brotherhood pipeline crossing ukraine into slovakia for further distribution within the e.u. with the introduction of the north stream pipeline in 2011 much of the russian gas delivered to the e.u. had a new route and north stream 2 will double the capacity leaving ukraine to worry not only abou

that aim to reduce migration to north america in china he signed deals that will improve roads in facilities across el salvador and in katsav to caylee look for opportunities in the energy sector and attended meetings with other world leaders at the doha forum that's where we caught up with him the president of el salvador naive to kelly talks to al-jazeera. naive ok the president. thank you for talking to al-jazeera you took up your job on the 1st of june so you've just done over 6 months can i ask you about the state of your country and given the level of violence there still is are you dealing with the crisis yes we have we're dealing with a lot of crisis. but the fact is that we have has changed a lot in the in the last 6 months for example crime which is probably the worst crisis we have lower the crime by 60 percent homicide rate has dropped by 60 percent and we've been fighting corruption very very strongly and there's a lot of hope in the country and it's not something of course i would say that there is a lot of hope in the country but the pain that every poll gives is 909193 percen

i need you to think more globally here if north america becomes much more of a stable trading hub for the sourcing the world starts to move to north america there's an economic benefit there so i need you to stop thinking we are going to sell something to canada and we are going to get something from mexico. i need you to think of it as a trading bloc but also the sourcing supply chains that has been selling to the rest of the world because we have far too much concentration in china and as things move on and manufacturing understands the concentration creates risks and we become much more of that for the world so those are a couple thoughts. remember we've looked at this is really good for the desert deset southwest, this is important to us. >> would the gentleman yield. >> absolutely. >> mr. chairman. >> is this up for colloquy? >> you just said. >> okay, talk to me. >> is only 25 seconds left. are you aware of several, several flaws in talking about working people since you brought it up there is no requirement to request verification of any contract prior to may 1 of 2023. the dec

. >>> the sports wear giant drops the ball in north america with lower than expected growth in the fourth quarter >>> president trump calls for a spea speedy impeachment trial as house speaker holds up the progress >>> we've been talking about how much data we've got out of the uk this week these developments in the bank of england q 3 gdp numbers, the second or third reading. to bring you those, the final q 3, gdp number came in at 0.4%. higher than 0.3% revised up from 1% as well services revised higher to 0.5% up from 0.4% industrial production also higher as well the q 3 numbers seem to have been revised, save for government spending that has been revised lower down from 4% to 2.8% and 2018 gdp growth. that was the annual year of 2018, a full revision has been conducted for the year, the uk grew at 1.3% from 1.4% that was almost a year ago now, so that's not really going to drive markets. david, i was looking at the uk interest rate curve. they are about 15 basis points worth of cuts priced in by december 2020. the market seems to believe that the next governor will actually -- that t