♪ ♪ kuala lumpur. happy to be here, but brimming with mixed emotions.and flavors i remember so well. this is where a wandering soul, such as myself, can dive right in and get some of that straights chinese food i've been missing. first order of business -- dinner. been on a plane for like, i don't know, it was long. very long. saw like five mark wahlberg films. i can't tell you how excited about the prospect of getting some black pepper crab, some char kuey teow, and some pork related noodles. and a regional beverage. reasonably cold. i don't even know what this is. i love you, noodles. don't want to get all heavy and philosophical at this point. like why i'm here, what my mission is, what i expect to find. basically retracing my steps and all that -- we'll talk about that later. right now, noodles. mm, good wok hay. place is most excellent. ah, char kuey teow. >> waitress: char kuey teow. >> anthony: char kuey teow, bitches. oh, look at the greasy, fatty -- yes. come to daddy. i'm a bad man. look at this like random restaurant. with like a purloined mi

the nine malaysians arrived in kuala lumpur early friday morning. the two countries had prevented each other's citizens from leaving until they announced the swap agreement on thursday, bringing an end to a diplomatic row that lasted nearly seven weeks. >> when the government enforced the travel ban which prevented from leaving, we were very concerned, especially since we had committed no wrong. >> now that the autopsy process has been completed and the body has been returned to the democratic people's republic of korea, as per the family's request. >> two north koreans linked to the killing were allowed to fly back to pyongyang via beijing. they are a senior diplomat of the country's embassy and an employee of the state-owned airline. a cargo item apparently containing the body of kim jong-nam was taken by plane to beijing. a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said the body was loaded on the same flight that the two north koreans took. malaysian police said on friday that they took statements from three north koreans wanted for questioning over

brent: authorities and malaysia have foiled a rhino horn smuggling operation at kuala lumpur international airport. customs officers seized more than 50 kilos of horns from mozambique after being given an anonymous tip off. the awards are estimated to be worth 3 million euros. -- horns are estimated to be 3 million euros. strain scientists say that the greater grief has been damaged by coral bleaching could it says it has zero prospect for recovery. they came to the finding after studying aerial surveys and are calling for action on global warming to save the world's coral. it is not often that a plane arrives at its destination with one more passenger that it took off with, but that is what happened on a turkish airways flight in west africa on friday. a baby girl was born in midair -- on a plane traveling from ginny to burkina faso. -- from guinea to burkina faso could the woman went into labor at 13,000 meters. the mother and the baby are doing well but are not planning to take off anytime soon. we're going to take a short break. when we come back, more news, and the latest business hea

siti aisyah from indonesia, are accused of smearing deadly vx nerve agent on mr kim's face in kuala lumpur could face the death penalty if convicted. the european champions league football quarter—final between borussia dortmund and monaco has taken place in germany, a day after the home team's bus was hit by three explosions. two people were wounded in the attack. police have arrested one person who they say has islamist connections, and are examining three letters found at the site. lawyers for a passenger forcibly removed off a united airlines flight have filed an emergency request in a chicago court for the airline to preserve evidence. the video of david dao being dragged by security guards has been watched hundreds of millions of times around the world. bangladesh has executed a top islamist militant leader and two of his associates, who were convicted of a grenade attack on the british high commissioner in 200a. last month the supreme court upheld death sentences handed to mufti abdul hannan. marvel has sacked x—men artist ardian syaf, after he hid religious references in a current

some heavy downpours in bangkok and down towards kuala lumpur and singapore.th you go. very wet in parts of ecuador and colombia and the north of peru. back in europe, it looks pretty good for good friday across much of the iberian peninsula and the south of france and into italy as well. further north in europe, we have some cloud and rain. back on our shores, there will be a fair bit of cloud and breeze and rain edging southwards. tonight at ten: president assad says claims his forces launched a chemical attack on a rebel town are completely fabricated. he said syria doesn t possess chemical weapons and the west made up the story — so america could justify the missile strike on his country. the west — mainly the united states — is hand in glove with the terrorists. they fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. it's his first interview since the chemical attack which left almost 90 people dead. also tonight: america confirms it has for the first time dropped its largest non—nuclear bomb — seen here in tests — on so—called islamic

you think of that situation where kimjong un's half—brother was murdered in kuala lumpur a month ago,ot be unprecedented for north korea to hold somebody for some ulterior political purpose. police in northern ireland say a bomb left at the gates of a primary school in north belfast had the potential to cause widespread carnage. a device was found in an alleyway beside holy cross boy's primary school in ardoyne shortly before midnight. residents in 20 homes in the neighbourhood had to be evacuated while the bomb squad was called in. chief superintendent chris noble said dissident republicans were behind the incident in an attempt to kill police officers. just before midnight yesterday evening, police were on patrol in the area, noted some suspicious activity in the area, and responding to that activity, found what we know to be a viable device. it's a very significant device, more than capable of causing death and serious injury. it was discovered just off herbert street, but poignantly and relevantly, right at the gates of holy cross primary school. there's no doubt the device was th

it was en route from kuala lumpur to beijing. for years, crews searched of the indian ocean looking for signs of a plane. part of a wing of the missing jet washed up near madagascar in july of 2015. scientists used real airline parts to recreate how that wing would have drifted and can now say the plane would have gone down in part of the ocean farther north than where they looked. the january officially. with the new information, no new search is planned. >>> a 4-year-old girl is recovering at a missouri hospital after she unlatched the back door of a bus and tumbled on to the pavement. a volunteer firefighter was driving behind the bus when the back door flew open and the child fell out. the bus continued to drive away. the firefighter says he couldn't believe what he was seeing. he jumped into action to help her. paramedics transported her to the hospital where doctors say she is expected to make a full recovery. thank goodness. >> president trump is closing in on his first 100 days in office with the milestone a week from tom

willing to kill his own kin, as we saw by a successful assassination attempt by his half-brother in kuala lumpurertainly have uncertainty on the leadership on both sides of this equation, uncertainty with the leadership of kim jong un, and frankly, and respectfully uncertainty in regard to president trump who has demonstrated the ability to change 180 degrees, whether it be syria, on china, with regard to the irrelevance of nato, his view on profound pillars of the international system. and that level of uncertainty on both sides of the equation is what is new in this particular circumstance, and frankly, what is so disconcerting. >> malcolm nance, if you war game this out for the president, he takes a preemptive strike against north korea. you have to then war game for the president what north korea is going to do. would there be anyone war gaming that in the pentagon or in the white house with any credibility saying that no south koreans would then be killed by north korea? >> well, yes. we've been red teaming this, war gaming this since 1953. and in every scenario, like the ambassador said, n

. >>> malaysian authorities have blown the cover all a rhino smuggling operation at kuala lumpur internationalirport. 18 rhino horns weighing 112 pounds were found in box on friday. the horns reportedly have an estimated value of just over $3 million. customs officials says that authorities received an anonymous tip about that shipment. by the way the shipment was declared as a work of art on the airway bill documents. >> deadly shooting between father and son. the chore behind the gunfire. >>> typically plains take off and land with the same number of passengers, right? that wasn't the case for this flight. so what caused the big difference? >> we'll tell you straight ahead. >> kathy, good evening. >> good evening. we're talking about record breaking warmth tomorrow. 80 wasn't warm enough? we'll go higher and take a look at the seven day coming up. horns on their helmets. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now

>> it's both the data center switching players like cisco and juniper as well as the october kuala lumpurer component pliers suppliers. >> what do they do? forgive me for not knowing. >> they supply the transceivers, the interconnect into which data flows go in and out of servers and aggravation switches within data centers. if these four titans are going to spend this money, does that mean the companies who apply stuff to help them do it are a buy? >> in our business it's about change on the margin and if you look at those top four players, that 14% growth compares to 30 percentage growth last year so the growth rate isn't impressive but if you look at u.s. cloud spend all in, not just the big four but everybody below them including the netflixes and uber, et cetera, you're looking at healthy growth, about 12%, down in percentage terms but if you look at absolute dollars you're talking about on the higher end of the $5.5 billion pre-year growth, to be act, $6.9 billion. it looks like there's a big step up to $10 billion of incremental spend in '18. that would be 15% off that much larger

picking up pace, new five-month high against the dollar, but looking at southeast asia, stocks and kuala lumpuring after a two-day drop. singaporean equities falling .3% after exports grew more than expected on your on your bases are take a look at taiwan, up .2% after falling on friday. we do have the taiwanese dollar rising about .2%. on labelingaround china currency manipulator is investors in for asian emerging forex, the taiwanese dollar among them. taiwan is being kept on the u.s. treasury watchlist even though its currency has appreciated 6% against the dollar in the first quarter, the same for south korea. looking at taiwan for a moment, slippinge the taiex below the 10,000 level as traders hold off on popping champagne. it's tak biggestck loss given a stronger dollar has changed the earnings outlook for exporters. we have the g-20 view, the u.s. dollar continuing to decline. lira, look at the turkish up 2% after president erdogan's victory in the referendum vote this weekend. check out treasuries. we do have the jgb and focus, sliding.ar yield slowin when it comes to u.s. treasuries, t

kuala lumpur and singapore on the back foot.de data this afternoon is showt did -- expected to slowing growth, but the kospi falling for a fifth straight day we are seeing blue chips take a tumble there. cnt in focus. this is the trs on your terminal. s on your terminal. the japanese yen set for a third day lower. again lookse dollar stalled, especially after james bullard told bloomberg this morning that the u.s. economy may not be as strong as the fed would like, but traders are 111.50.eing take a look at this. are pointing to the aussie dollar is a leading indicator for signs how far risk aversion could spread today. if the pair slides through 7490, it could be two in extended dropped into the aussie jobs report. we have china data as well. know theing it may good idea to give up those haven trades just yet. take a look at this, gold falling .2%, retreating from friday's highs, but oil on the advanced, crude above $52 is russia says it is considering extending opec-but cuts even as u.s. drillers add to the rig count