. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is in the newsroom to break down today's testimony. >> ama and dan, testimony went on for five hours, and through it all zuckerberg kept a calm disposition. even after some serious grilling from lawmakers. with 44 senators focused squarely on facebook's ceo, mark zuckerberg began the hea consul hired by the trump campaign. the company used personal information gathered fro 87 million facebook users. >> were you part of a discussion that resulted in a decision not to inform your users? >> i don't remember a

let's get to first word news with haas haslinda amin. -- with haslinda amin.aslinda: jerome powell said the outlook for inflation and jobs supports the gradual rate hikes, but the lack of wage gains shows the labor market is not right. and since becoming chairman, powell said policymakers are aiming for 2% inflation and will retain the current strategy of slow but consistent hikes. >> it remains the case raising rates to slowly would make it necessary for monetary policy to tighten abruptly down the road, which could jeopardize expansion. raising rates to quickly would inflation stay below our objective, and the gradual rate increase is intended to balance these risks. the united states says north korea is willing to talk about nuclear weapons when president trump meets kim jong-un. sources tell us washington has confirmed kim is ready to discuss the issue, following indications from seoul. -- talks have been having there are is talk they have been holding secret talks. the venue is yet to be announced . the malaysian prime minister is offering peace and prosp

. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is in the newsroom to break down today's testimony. >> ama and dan, testimony went on for five hours, and through it all zuckerberg kept a calm disposition. even after some serious grilling from lawmakers. with 44 senators focused squarely on facebook's ceo, mark zuckerberg began the hea consul hired by the trump campaign. the company used personal information gathered fro 87 million facebook users. >> were you part of a discussion that resulted in a decision not to inform your users? >> i don't remember a conversation like that. >> reporter: senators even questioned zuckerberg's right to privacy. >> mr. zuckerberg, would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night? >> no. >> reporter: but zuckerberg did share this. that facebook is cooperating with robert mueller's probe into russian meddling in the 2016 elections. >> have you or anyone at facebook been interview by the special counsel's office? >> yes. >> have i been interviewed? >> i have not. but we're working with them. >> reporter: zuckerberg's will

abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is there live tonight. lisa? >> reporter: dan, this fire is still actively burning. in fact, theres that orange glow behind me. that just popped up a little while ago. the atf will be here tomorrow morning. meanme, the people who are living in that apartment complex right over there, they've been evacuated because of some serious safety concerns. crews are worried that more of the building will tumble. a five story-high scaffolding collapsed in just ten seconds crushing four parked cars. >> we do anticipate potentially further wall collapses. at this point in time we're in defensive operations. >> this was one of the largest fires in concord's recent history. it moved fast, tearing through the mostly wood-framed apartment building, which was set to open later this year. >> the flames were over that. >> all of those living in renaissance square apartments across the street ran for their hot embers and ash fell from the sky and landed all over their building. today evacuees were given a few minutes to get inside th

abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is there live tonight. lisa?> reporter: dan, this fire is still actively burning. in fact, there is that orange glow behind me. that just popped up a little while ago. the atf will be here tomorrow morning. meantime, the people who are living in that apartment complex right over there, they've been evacuated because of some serious safety concerns. crews are worried that more of the building will tumble. a five story-high scaffolding collapsed in just ten seconds crushing four parked cars. >> we do anticipate potentially further wall collapses. at this point in time we're in defensive operations. >> this was one of the largest fires in concord's recent history. it moved fast, tearing through the mostly wood-framed apartment building, which was set to open later this year. >> the flames were over that. >> all of those living in renaissance square apartments across the street ran for their lives. hot embers and ash fell from the sky and landed all over their building. today evacuees were given a few minutes to get

i'm lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> some very important information.>> in other news now, former first lady barbara bush has been laid to rest at her husband's presidential library in texas. earlier today, thousands of people paid their last respects to the mother of the 43rd president and wife of the 41st at her funeral in houston. here's abc news reporter amy robach. >> reporter: she was the first lady known for her fierce loyalty and quick wit. today family and friends celebrated the life of barbara bush. among them, former presidents and the first ladies who came after her. >> she was our teacher and role model on how to live a life of purpose and meaning. >> reporter: president george h.w. bush comforted by his daughter as he said good-bye to the love of his life. >> our family has had a front row seat for the most amazing love story. >> reporter: their marriage the longest in presidential history, 73 years. their famous love letters shared with the more than 1,500 gathered at st. martin's episcopal church in houston today. >> i was very happy on

. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is in the newsroom to break down today's testimony. >> ama dan, testimony went on for five hours, and through it all zuckerberg kept a calm disposition. even after some serious grilling from lawmakers. with 44 senators focused squarely on facebook's ceo, mark zuckerberg began the hearing with an apology. >> we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a big mistake. and it was my mistake. and i'm sorry. >> reporter: the apology stems from the massive data breach involving cambridge analytica, the political consulting firm hired by the 2016 trump campaign. the company used personal information gathered from 87 million facebook users. >> were you part of a discussion that resulted in a decision not to inform your users? >> i don't remember a conversation like that. >> reporter: senators even questioned zuckerberg's right to privacy. >> mr. zuckerberg, would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night? >> no. >> reporter: but zuckerberg did share this. that facebook is cooperating w

haslinda amin in sycamore -- in singapore.aslinda: jerome powell says the outlook for inflation and jobs supports the plane for gradual rate hikes while they like of rising wage gains shows the labor market is not tight. in his first speech since becoming chairman, he said policy makers still aiming for 2% inflation and will maintain the current strategy of slow but consistent hikes. it remains the case that raising rates too slowly would make it necessary for monetary policy to tighten down the road. which could jeopardize the expansion. too quicklyrates when increasing risk that inflation would remain persistently below are 2% objective. and our passive gradual rate increases balance these two risks. haslinda: the united states says not. is willing to talk about nuclear weapons when president says kim jong-un. sources tell us washington has confirmed cam is ready to discuss the issue, following initial indications from seoul. cnn reports the u.s. and north korea have been holding secret direct talks to prepare for the summit

. ♪ ♪ haslinda: this is bloomberg markets asia, i am haslinda amin. i am david ingles.econds into the session in india. here is sophie with the numbers. mumbai, we are seeing stocks gaining growth for a fifth straight session, gaining about 0.2%. we have pnb on watch after being downgraded to double d minus. the ceo had for an early exit. check out in bonds, they opened lower tuesday as state run banks have been, indicating caution about market losses in the recent rout. the 10 year yield rising to 7.4%. you can check it out on the terminal. you have financials leading losses among sectors, consumer staples under pressure. i am also watching health care stock, that segment up 0.8%. morgan stanley sees a steady fourth quarter for the sector, estimating 7.7% growth in net cost. they are overweight on stocks like bio come but underweight in pharma. specifically watching health care. pulling up the board to look at that stock. mahanar gas on the reader, when the owners to sell 12.5% of its stake in the country. haslinda: thank you for that. singapore developing a guide to p

protests this after soldiers join a demonstration demanding his resignation we'll take you live to amin his capital got to find out what is likely to happen next in this former soviet state also on the program. belgian court sentences the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks. gets twenty years for his role in the police shootout that led to his arrest. and sold agrees to switch off the giant speakers a broadcast music and news and propaganda to the north part of a change of tone ahead of friday's historic summit between the two koreas. until gail welcome to the program i mean his prime minister. has resigned following eleven days of mass protests against him and a statement posted online he referred to the opposition the day when he said he called pushing on was rights and that he was wrong protesters accused tried to stay in power for life and today they were joined by groups of soldiers in the capital over the weekend authorities arrested more than two hundred people including nick called passion young it was released today. a couple freelance journalist chad and

of protests since after she was named prime minister critics say the former president wants to rule amin you know for life. or ching g.w. news in bali and more from us at the top of the house. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa the. stories of both people making a difference shaping their nation playing.

becoming prime minister and extending the executive powers that post that move brought thousands of amin eons onto the streets. celebrations on the streets of the armenian capital yet of on. after ten days of mass protests the people got what they wanted. the former president who became prime minister just days earlier resigned. and even soldiers had joined a demonstration against their prime minister. now they too were in a jubilant mood. in a statement said. admitted he was in the wrong he'd become armenians president in two thousand and eight and served ten years earlier this month he was elected prime minister by the country's parliament but this enraged many armenians who felt this latest move would secure his hold on power over the country indefinitely. the former soviet republic which is in the caucasus region was plunged into political crisis. many of armenians three million citizens are also struggling with economic turmoil. and there's been disquiet about such close ties to russian president vladimir putin. back on the streets of yet of on the main opposition leader. has receiv

they've arrested the driver will be going live to toronto just as soon as we can also on this program amin is prime minister stepped down off the days of protests a group of soldiers even joined the demonstrations demanding his resignation after a power grab triggered an anti-government movement. and britain's duchess of cambridge shows off her third child with husband prince william the boy's name hasn't been revealed yet but he's already had his first public appearance. but i'm script of a spring and hello and welcome we begin with breaking news out of toronto canada this hour a van has run over a number of pedestrians in that city canada's largest city initial estimates say as many as ten people have been hit the police have tweeted they cannot yet confirm the number extent of the injuries authorities also saying they've apprehended the truck's driver following reports in local media that he fled the scene. and we will be. going live to toronto just as soon as we can to get the very latest on an ongoing situation in toronto canada moving on to other news now as prime minister said assad

news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more. >> reporter: dozens gathered on market street to take a unified public stance. against u.s. military involvement in syria. >> the u.s. has no right to attack syria, a sovereign nation. we want to stop the bombing. >> friday night the united states and its allies launched more than 100 missiles at three chemical weapons storage and research sites, retaliation after a suspected chemical attack on civilians a week ago. >> why we would actually send these huge missiles into a country that's suffering. it hurts me inside this is what a country dozen. >> meantime, maya listened to a voice mail message from her cousin after the bombs landed in syria. though all of her relatives are safe, she admits they all want more action from the u.s. >> it's not enough. it's not sufficient. it's not going to make an impact on the ground. people will feel empty. >> according to a senior fellow at the hoover institution, more missiles could launch in a matter of weeks. >> it's not a one and done. because i think there's a distinct possibility that united states will re

lisa amin gulezian. abc 7 news. >>> a manhunt ended in sonoma county after a suspect in a deadly stabbing was captured. you're looking at that suspect. 18-year-old anthony ibach.h.h.h. sebastopol police say he was arrested in san rafael. they think he was heading south towards san jose. yesterday afternoon a fight apparently broke out after a party. witnesses say he stabbed 19-year-old cory von in a parking lot there. he died at the scene. >>> investigators with the san mateo sheriff's office believe they can open new doors to finding or identifying missing loved ones. cornell barnard has the story from san carlos. >> at first glance, it looks like a job fair. look again. you'll find vital resources for families of missing loved ones. >> he disappeared. >> he just disappeared. left everything in his room. >> she's looking for her brother jerome since he vanished january 3rd, 1983, in san francisco. >> he was seeing a psychiatrist and the psychiatrist called my mom and said he never showed up for the appo

lisa amin gulezian. abc 7 news. >>> a manhunt ended in sonoma county after a suspect in a deadly stabbing was captured. you're looking at that suspect. 18-year-old anthony eye back. he was arrested in san rafael. they think he was heading south towards san jose. yesterday afternoon a fight apparently broke out after a party. witnesses say he stabbed 19-year-old cory von in a parking lot there. he died at the scene. >>> investigators with the san mateo sheriff's office believe they can open new doors to finding missing loved ones. cornell barnard has the story from san carlos. >> at first glance, it looks like a job fair. you'll find vital resources for families of missing loved ones. >> he disappeared. >> she's looking for her brother since january 3rd, 1983 in san francisco. >> he was seeing a psychiatrist and the psychiatrist called my mom and said he never showed up for the appointment. >> he brought the picture to missing person's day an event hosted by the coroner's office helping friends and family

in alameda, lisa amin abc7 news. >>> new allegations on what is called biggest case of ecofraud in state history. radioactive soil cleanup at hunter's bay view cleanup. >> epa sent this level to the u.s. navy showing they downplayed how much soil needs to be cleaned up. public employees for responsibility published this letter. 90% to 97% of the samples on two major land parcels suspect, compared to the navy, recommended 15, 49% of the same samples. >> time for accountability and cleanup. >> bradley angel is working on the cleanup more than a decade. >> federal superfund site on our san francisco bay, not just bay view hunter's point. it's leaking into the bay. >> clear nobody wanted to answer questions. >> michelle pierce is executive director for community advocates. attended what she thought was q&a from the navy. never happened. >> corner station, desk with laptop. could do a video public statement. that's what they called giving public comment. biggest frustration, still locked out. >> health of the community, not just transfer of the contaminated land for more housing. interview ma

at stinson beach lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> repair work after the storm will take several days reporter cornell barnard has a look. >> reporter: the atmospheric river lived up to its name, causing lots of water to rush downhill in mill valley. the ground so saturated it caused this 50-foot tree to fall onto bigelow avenue at 6:00 a.m. >> got your attention. >> it's huge. >> neighbors heard the explosion when the trey hit power lines. >> having experienced the north bay fires, we were quite alarmed. we called 911 to just mention we had heard something, we thought we saw what could be a spark. >> reporter: pg&e crews eliminated dangerous live wires and worked to restore power to the neighborhood. the owner of the blue spruce reflected on the loss. >> lasted 100 years. they came down. no one got hurt. nothing was damaged. >> just blocked away. another tree fell this one onto oakdale avenue. some of the branches resting on this garage and across the street it narrowly missed. >> more of a wilderness setting. >> in sonoma county this large sinkhole has cut off salmon creek road in t

news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more. >> reporter: dozens gathered on market street to take a unified public stand. against u.s. military involvement in syria. >> the u.s. has no right to attack syria, a sovereign nation. we want to stop the bombing. >> friday night the united states and its allies launched more than 100 missiles at three chemical weapons storage and research sites, retaliation after a suspected chemical attack on civilians a week ago. >> why we would actually send these huge missiles into a country that's suffering. it hurts me inside this is what my country does. >> meantime, maya listened to a voice mail message from her cousin soon after the bombs landed in syria. though all of her relatives are safe, she admits they all want more action from the u.s. >> it's not enough. it's not sufficient. it's not going to make an impact on the ground. people will feel empty. >> according to a senior fellow at the hoover institution, more missiles could launch in a matter of weeks. >> it's not a one and done. because i think there's a distinct possibility that united states wil

haslinda: i'm is haslinda amin -- i'm haslinda amin.e as regulators tighten the screws amid a broader clampdown on risk. one micro-lender is focusing on strategies of loans to the young and elite. we spoke exclusively to the cfo of the nasdaq-listed fin-tech in beijing. >> we are choosing the best customer in the society. we select those people with potential in the future. they become the mainstream of the society. they become the bank's best customers. >> what are the systems you have put in place to ensure the credit worthiness of your customers? >> the risk assessment was based on the customer's current situation or past situation, but the new data can allow us to build a new model to predict people's future. >> do you see ping-an and key financial as key competitors? >> we will compete with everybody, but we have a different kind of focus. finance is -- everybody is trump to serve everybody. we are trying to serve -- is trying to serve everybody. we are trying to serve part of the society and giving them a special service. this mod

. >> we're aminable to that and i think in this instance particularly because there's already an avenue that the particular appeal would come to the board of supervisors or potentially have come and there's really no reason for that to happen -- an additional time. >> so we're aminable and we can read into the record the particular language and work with deputy city attorney john gibnor on that. >> i'm happy to hear that we're on agreement on that and so not having the board of supervisors weigh in on loading zones nor passenger type loading zones. okay. >> so as part of a development project, yes. >> that are part of, yes. okay, so i think that concludes the presentations. is that correct? okay. and i'll just chime in real quick and say that i'm glad to hear, yes, in the last couple months some of the changes that m.t.a. are making. as staff know from the private conversations over the years i wish that these changes had occurred more quickly and it wasn't after the threat of a valid measure that they were made. and as you know we have a legendary excel tracker just for issues in our o

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mail it is a bit deeper womanhood so i have for you on the program and i have all the latest from amin e.o.f. protests to say new elections have to be called then his plans major crowd control measures as the italian city prepares for an influx of large numbers of tourists this weekend. and in sport rafael nadal aims to extend his record breaking high turnout we'll have that story and more. hello we are still hanging on to some pretty warm weather into the balkans is ing over towards the black sea east and record breaking heat for the likes of croatia for example but much cooler air spilling in across western parts of europe over the next few days little bit of cloud there that will bring some rather heavy rain in across england wells is ten celsius in london a lot of there were raving about the twenty seven that we saw here further south when they were that twenty seven twenty four their form of trade for the time being central as well is where the heat is twenty nine cells is there for rome twenty five in bucharest want to live the showers with those high temperatures smile the wet w

i'm hopeless the element -- haslinda amin in singapore.is the cofounder of airbnb, a billionaire several times over and still in his mid-30's. airbnb has locations in nearly every country of the planet. he is today's high flyer. atancially self-sufficient 14, able to pay his own way through harvard, nathan always a new he wanted to be an entrepreneur. the company started in 2008 is now valued at more than $30 billion. a chief strategy officer at airbnb, nate overseas operations at the company's san francisco operation. we spoke to him about the sharing economy and how it further shapes our lives. ♪ welcome to high flyers. model that was never meant to take off. it was against everything your parents taught you. never bring strangers into your own home but here you are as one of three cofounders. >> this did not start with big business ambitions. we were solving our own problems, which is, how to pay the rent. we were roommates in san francisco and in the summer of 2007, the rent on our apartment was raised 25%. i said that is too expensive

today, if they had happened in a third world country, using that sort of language, in the days of idi amines we would have received... what sort of language? mike pompeo, set to become the next secretary of state, has said the use of soft us policy towards russia is now over and russia is a danger to our country. is that what you are referring to? yes. that's what i'm referring to. and from moscow? similar rhetoric? yes. and these are macho leaders. they should find a way of communicating. i am not sure that at the end of the day the people they are trying to impress are actually impressed by this sort of language. people want leadership. they want to be led in the proper direction. they want vision and so for leaders to think that you have to flex your muscles to show that you are powerful and a leader isn't helpful. applause so that is the united... i assume you are talking about donald trump? he has a special language for diplomacy. laughter but what about russia, which, of course, is attracting criticism for supporting assad. do you see russia as a danger? honestly, i believe that ther

let's get you caught up to date with the first word news, here's haslinda amin. from washington say the president has halted plans to new sanctions in russia and is unlikely to improve them without a major incident. nikki haleys -- said sunday that sanctions were coming and would be announced imminently. moscow had condemned the plan. trump was suffered a setback as a judge rejected his request to event prosecutors seeing evidence seized from his longtime lawyer. the white house went to court to block the review of materials taken from michael cohen. the judge indicated she is leaning toward a special master to consult on whether some documents are protected. forged a model three production for the second time in about two months. forid it is being suspended five days. and theyding downtime insist they are moving on production and their manufacturing and supply chain issues have been resolved. the defense department is refusing to explain why it is awarding a contract worth billions of dollars. the pentagon answered more than a thousand questions from 46 companie

live at oakland international airport, lisa amin glejen. >> we first aerlted people about the emergency at 12:30 with a push alert. download the app and enable the push alerts for instant updates on breaking news. >>> and update now to breaking news in san francisco. right now an sf p. d. officer is at the hospital after a hit-and-run in the tenderloin. vic lee is across town in live in the richmond district where vic, police detained a suspect. >> reporter: that's right. i'm at 26 avenue and california here in the richmond district. as you can see the black mercedes driven by the hit-and-run suspect is still here. the csi unit is also here. they were combing through the car until a little while ago looking for evidence. the driver of that mercedes was transported to county jail and booked. it was mid-afternoon here in the tenderloin district at eddy and larkin. the officer was hit by the black mercedes as he was walking across the street. witnesses tell police the driver sped off after the incident. sources tell abc 7 news the officer was in plain clothes, working on an investigation i

i got it wrong he says amin is strong man as he resigns in the face of massive street protests what is next for a key russian ally in a volatile region money christopher spring eight this is the day. i've. the man who appears to have got it right who is opposition leader and he called passion young who was mobbed by supporters on.

i am haslinda amin in singapore.much higher than nathan blecharczyk, the cofounder of airbnb, a billionaire several times over. and still in his mid-30's. airbnb is listed in almost every single country on the planet. , millions of them.

so right now that's all the political colleagues falling into place that what about the people of amin here doesn't really have universal support that they're going to want to see him in that position. yeah you know look we're in the queue marie and. i mean a second largest city and we've been reporting on a story here today which i hope you will be bringing people. in the next couple of days about the earthquake that took place here in one nine hundred eighty eight some of us will remember that event when in which a great many people were killed and many many more were homeless and what's extraordinary is that thirty years later in this town we still have over ten thousand people living in substandard accommodation and when i say substandard i'm talking about shocks really you know dripping water coming through the roof. no electricity no running water and you have to ask yourself the question why has it taken thirty years for people to be living on that in these conditions not to have had some help well they will tell you the reason why and the reason why they would they would put fa

this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to special edition of bloomberg markets: asia, i am haslinda amin andomberg invest asia conference in hong kong. top stories this wednesday. new relaxation in china, pboc governor yi gang talks about more reforms, greater opening up of the financial sector. the governor would remove foreign investment caps on the bank and said foreign investment capital will be treated equally. bloomberg's asian headquarters, i am david ingles. heading into the last hour of trade for the morning session. trade tensions still in the mix, though easing in washington, darling back the rhetoric. president trump says he sees great progress. and, he takes responsibility. zuckerberg defense facebook on capitol hill and says they must accept of their role in society. let's give you a look at where markets are right now. down in singapore as well. long story short, we are losing a lot of momentum heading into the european session. we are still up compared to yesterday. as you can see, msci has been range browned. -- range bound. $80 for oil. might be a problem for countries like

yvonne: thank you so much, haslinda amin, chief international correspondent for southeast asia.oomberg television. all the news, views, and reactions on friday evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." betty: yvonne: i'm betty liu in new york. now for a look at the next few hours. rish, what are you watching? rishaad: bank of japan starting off the two day policy meeting. we will see if there are any nuances. kathleen hays is going to be talking in about 40 minutes. the chip, what is going on with the chip business? right andg it is all some saying it is going off a cliff, the effect from last week. analyst ink to an just over an hours time, hour and a half, getting his views. what does it tell us fundamentally about what's going on smartphone-wise? is this smartphone craze drawing to an end? let's have a look at the commoditization of this energy group. we are getting views as to what has the 3% handle on treasury yields meant for em currency in this part of the world. who are the beneficiaries and who are the losers? we are going to be finding ou

haslinda: i am haslinda amin. one company that has been in the news of late is tesla. as many expected and that sent the stock tumbling. there has been a change of view. i want to show this chart, it shows the production of their model 3. yes, they fell behind their goal of 2500. but now, they are saying it is not as bad as initially thought. tesla shares rose 8% on tuesday. it was the biggest intraday jump in two years. a change and up goes the stock. are flaggingay we their credit concerns and now we are talking about, this as not as bad, which is interesting. yes, they did miss that production target, that there is a lot of optimism, they continue to ramp up reduction. gene munster said by the june 2018 quarter they could be producing up to 4000 vehicles per week, but, at what cost? we spoke to eric noble from carl ab. we mentioned the quality problems emerging. take a listen. >> these are very poor quality units, eastern bloc level stuff they are releasing to the public. it indicates production was not ready for prime time. it means you will have a lot of dissatisf

. >> another exclusive interview, this time with amin nasir. >> -- in the second half of 2018.ail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. >> they start to get concerned. for the time being, of course, the numbers are modest in respect to the impacts. but we see the deliberation of these tensions on a bilateral basis, potentially -- that this won't be good for growth or geopolitical reasons. so, while at this point in time we do not see financial markets being overly impacted by this protectionism, i think if it keeps going on, this could be very disturbing. >> the market -- on friday was pretty severe. >> at the end of the day, you look at, it is always difficult to understand if those corrections a

amin is acting prime minister is refusing to hold talks with a leading opposition figure as anti-government protests continue capeci and called off the talks with nicole. accusing him of trying to dictate the agenda on media as part of a meets next week to elect a new prime minister. resigned on monday following weeks of antigovernment rallies to syria's rebel interest is in the out of. the stage would sit today for talks between. the opposition leader and. the prime minister the acting prime minister of armenia this is the second time that mr passion yand the self-styled people's choice for the prime minister has invited mr to talk with him this is the second time is to cut it has said he is not going to sit down with mr passion yeah because he said he was merely being dictated to these were not going to be real negotiations and so we had this situation where surprisingly i was sitting at a table for two. with international media surrounding him and no talks going ahead a sign that the administration that is still in charge here after mr assad he stepped down earlier this week is pushing b

and forging ahead with his anticorruption agenda amin is opposition leader is only nominated for the post of prime minister. how we got more very warm whether it's eastern process of europe over the next couple of glossy clear skies of that fabulous weather just nice to see a little fun to head some live the show is starting to push their way in still looking are all around settled over towards the a west now the temperatures swensen says to looking pretty well nice a monday is highs thirty celsius in warsaw all those that hate compare that to six decrease in london real cold wet and windy day this one will improve with six one three cheese day thirteen celsius not great has to be said but that is an improvement thirteen there for paris sixteen zero and also for madrid central areas those warsaw twenty five degrees say the heat just debating a little bit but staying well up into the twenty's there for bucharest and down towards the southeast and cold at a similar conditions continuing we will see some very wet weather coming into that western side of the med as we go on through the n

fence more than forty palestinians have been killed since major protests began at the end of march amin is acting prime minister is refusing to hold talks with a leading opposition figure as anti-government protests continue to reign kind of petty and called off the talks with nichol push india and accusing him of trying to dictate the agenda media's parliament meets next week to elect a prime minister to serve sub seann resigned on monday following weeks of demonstrations and has led the protest and says that he should be appointed the country's next prime minister. influential former president of guatemala has died he signed the nine hundred ninety six peace accord which ended the country's thirty six year civil war as it was the manner of the capital guatemala city when he died at the age of seventy two he suffered a heart attack while playing golf with friends there's the headlines more news after witness next. time that about. who. knew that all i. was there yet it was only that it would then look. for withdrawal. not evolve. on track and welcome. you. should send. home edition you

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revisit the most interesting interviews of the week on bloomberg television, starting with haslinda amin'srsation with imf managing director christine lagarde at the asia global institute in hong kong. they discussed whether challenges to free trade have dampened optimism about growth. clear is that there is a momentum of threat-counter threat, dialogue opening, and that is what we should all be encouraging. we have a view to increase trade, removing barriers, encouraging a level playing field, to wish everyone should contravene. it has to be done collectively, not by exceptional measures. it cannot be by unilateral threats. the world has been functioning in a much more efficient way when countries operate together. the big ones, the small ones. >> the imf was found in 70 years ago to prevent precisely another trade war. are you concerned that we are headed in that directionk, on that path? >> i very much hope that we are not heading in that direction, because, number one, nobody wins a trade war. everybody has to lose. some more than others. those who have most to lose are those who consu

havee i do, democrats worked with you in moving aminations, and voting for wide range of nominations great the of us have voted for president's nominees for cabinet from the secretary of defense to the previous secretary of homeland security, now the chief of staff, to the president, to the small business administrator, to the transportation secretary. so, this suggestion that there is a partisanship simply because you do not support a nominee is ridiculous based upon the facts. and it is not the article one writes of the congress which, as you know from the previous administration and my comments, very strongly as it relates to the previous administration on some issues, that i believe strongly that the congress plays a vital role in the check and balance on any executive branch. and i believe that regardless of who is sitting in the white house. that is what article one is all about. now, i am genuinely disappointed to have to cast a vote against a secretary of state nominee. but at the end of the day, if i consider director pompeo's nomination including his hearing , his past stat

top stories here on al-jazeera hundreds of soldiers are now supporting anti-government protests and amin is capital yerevan they are demanding the resignation of prime minister. who's accused of a progress on corruption the defense ministry has promised it will take measures against the soldiers robin forced to walk as more capital you're about. large crowds are again beginning to gather on this eleventh day of anti-government protests perhaps most significantly as a daily basis into the thousands that have been coming out in this is especially students and young people we have been see a brigade of peacekeepers they are part of the army and army they have participated in deployments or in deployments and they have been seen marching down the streets of the capital in support of the opposition movement meanwhile the three opposition politicians who were arrested on sunday have now been released thanks to did nicole passion yeah that was detained shortly after holding failed talks for the prime minister the only surviving suspect in the paris attacks and twenty fifteen has been sentenced

we went to the town to speak to amin and hashim, who've set up a group trying to stop violence in the there's a lot of people that don't live in rinkeby, and come to work here every single day. they manage to get home safely, so just that shows you this is definitely not a no—go zone. instead of finding a solution, a long—term solution for these problems, this is a complex problem and you call them a no—go zone. it'sjust like labelling it. making it easy for politics to decide over people instead of including them in the solutions. i don't think swedish society is very open for immigrants. i think there is a lot of xenophobia. but they've let the most, the highest number per capita of migrants. well, it's not the people who have let in, it's the government. you have two separate the government from the people. do you think there's a disconnect there? there's definitely a disconnect. we will see, it is election year this year. we will see, the people will speak. so what's the truth about areas like rinkeby? well, it's unscientific but we spent about an hour in the centre of the town an

haslinda amin had an exclusive conversation with managing director christine lagarde at the asia globalhong kong. they discussed whether challenges of free trade have dampened optimism about growth. christine: what is clear is that there is momentum of threat-counter threat dialogue opening, and that is really what we should all be encouraging. whether you do as i said increasing trade, removing barriers, encouraging this level playing field to which everybody should contribute, it has to be done collectively. it cannot be done by exceptional measures, and cannot be a unilateral threat. it has to be collective. the world has been functioning in a more cohesive, efficient way when countries actually operate together, the big ones, the small ones. haslinda: the imf was founded to prevent precisely another trade war. are you concerned we are going in that direction on that path? christine: i very much hope that we are not heading in that direction. because number one, nobody wins a trade war. everybody has to lose out of it, some more than others. and those who have the most to lose are th

abc 7 news reporter lisa am amin gallejian has the storey. >> reporter: this moment at avia stadium standingefore thousands was amazing. >> this is insane, being here at this game and being honored by them is really, really awesome. >> reporter: it's the perfect ending to a five-month-long roller coaster ride for the cardinal newman high school girls varsity soccer team. they won the division three championship. >> we rose from the ashes of our school and we did it all together, like we all really wanted it and we all put our hearts into it. >> reporter: half of their school burned in october during the tubbs fire and 6 of the 20 players on the team lost their homes. >> soccer for me was like an escape and without soccer i don't know if i would have been to get through it. >> reporter: getting through wasn't easy. their living situations were unstable, their school was in shambles and they practiced anywhere they could, including in parking lots. these are all reasons why the earthquakes wanted to honor these dwirlgirls. >> think about kids practicing in the rain on concrete or tar and figur