google greece to pay almost 200 million to the tax man, but some say it's way too little. >>> welcome back. you're with al jazeera. the top stories. u.s. secretary of state john kerry says he is confident talks on syria will go ahead despite disagreement on who will represent the opposition. tunisia's prime minister has held an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss this week's wave of protests over unemployment. a travel ban is in place in new york. a major blizzard has dumped huge amounts of snow right across the u.s. east coast. a 13 yeared girl has been shot dead after appear alleged stabbing attack on israeli security forces. it happened near the settlement in the occupied west bank. officers say the girl had previously had a fight with her family before leaving her house with a knife and walking towards security forces. 162 palestinians and 25 israelis have been killed in the latest wave of violence which started at the beginning of october. the united nations is seeking unconditional access to the besieged yemeni city of ties. they're saying they are suffering from a lack of wate

the meeting comes a week after the pope met with the holding company that owns google. greece'sovereignty rating is up to be minus. the s&p says it's prognosis for the greek economy is one more year of essentially flat growth, followed by a robust recovery. and that is the bloomberg business flash. ramy inocencio is a check on company movers. all of them getting a little bit of a bump. dizzy shares are up by 3.2%. pretty much at session highs for most of the day. this is the biggest jump in the past five weeks. this is after barons comes out and says don't be bashful, it's time to buy the stock. they're saying the stock offers compelling value because shares are oversold, ever since november. share prices have fallen by about 18% to near a 52-week low. they're saying that now is the time to buy into the house of the mouse. moving on from the mouse to the cat. the caterpillar in fact. byerpillar shares are up 2.6%. you can see they are off of their session highs from earlier today. i had been as high as 4.8%. this is after baird is saying caterpillar is among its candidates it se

google greece to pay almost 200 million to the tax man. some say it's way too level >> reporter: nipple in south africa. i'm going to show you what a milk bank is and how the concept is saving lives >>> later in sport, the english premier league >>> the top u.s. agency for disease prevention has issued a warning to pregnant women to avoid travel to more than 20 countries in latin america, africa and parts of asia affected by the zika virus. the virus is linked to berth defects to babies causing babies being born with unusually small heads. the onset of the virus was detected last year in brazil prompting pregnant women to use insect repellant. women are now told to postpone getting pregnant in colombia where there are 13,000 cases. libya confirmed its case of the virus. it is the latest of 14 countries and territories in the area and latin america to be affected. last week the u.s. center for disease control warned pregnant from warning to brazil. >> reporter: the mosquito born virus has been around for years in africa and south-east asia.

one quick note, one of the biggest google search trends in germany, pepper spray, where you can buy pepper spray. not even greeceg the height of the summer has dominated. francine: that is incredible. this can be a really decisive and divisive issue. david cameron is hopeful that he xit deal inew bre february. is his enthusiasm shared in berlin? hans:* it is met with confusion. they are confused about cameron's strategy. they want to make it easier for him to make the kind of changes in february, but they cannot go too far. merkel has a difficult coalition to try to tend to. in some ways it is confusion in berlin about what cameron's intentions are. we should note in the past that when cameron said a meeting will be decisive, it turned out not to be decisive. now cameron is indicating that this february brussels summit will be decisive. maybe it will not be decisive either. francine: hans nichols in berlin. still with us the ceo jim a culkin. jim, thank you so much for staying with us for the hour. when you look at the unrivaled difficulty in predicting european geopolitics because of the refugee crisis, because