here remy i mean you know the italians are being lambasted as the first g.seven country to join this initiative here but i mean they've had over a decade of stagnation a country comes to you and says we want to invest in your infrastructure i mean who doesn't want new infrastructure but this is they're being told that they're going to be turned into a vast saw well the european union is the vassal union but not to the chinese go ahead. well the situation is the following you have right now within the european union thirteen countries that actually have signed a memorandum of understanding with china for the belgian road initiative however in a case of italy has two very symbolic values the first thing is defined as the first g seven countries in terms of the colony power of italy's far greater than other smaller nations of the european union sign on the on the chinese deal and also more importantly it's a founding member of the european union the six country a founding member of the european union and therefore it's a big movement on the symbolism of this of

or in the you hang it where you are nani your head go ahead remy in new york go ahead. well i agree that you really see a shift here internationally with the with the new tribe administration used to have two options on the table you have the american option which is basically on the third equal level call democratic dearie the idea that by promoting free trade we're going to help you know population grew in terms of the economy push towards democracy and not go to war and basically that was the basic idea behind the european union the rise of the faculty the rise of free trade and therefore have moving away from nationalism and to listen and that was best embodied by the clinton administration and the obama administration that was pushing for more free trade agreements that you can actually criticize those in terms of the impact that he has on the quality but definitely the idea was to try to have a wall where you have absolute gain for everyone to work together and trade together with the pushing of of the you know the trade agreements where there was a trans i think

commentator who's columns appear in consortium news in other publications also in new york we have remy p.a. he is a senior director at america's market intelligence as well as a research associate on political economy and foreign policy at florida international university and in paris we cross the from the he is president of asia center i'd jump in crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate this put this program has been inspired by an article you wrote of the consortium news i saw the the white house's reaction to italy joining this initiative the chinese initiative belton road this is coming from the national the national security spokesman mark a has italy is a major goal of global economy and great investment destination no need for italian government to lend legitimacy to china's infrastructure vanity project well this is a lot more than of vanity project and it sounds more that they find it threatening go ahead patrick. it's a very great deal more than a vanity project that's a ridiculous description and i think the larger point

we have heard from many of you on electric scooters, remi says it isa you on electric scooters, remiea but they will be a death trap in cities without proper cycle path slack in the uk. many parts of the uk and london have proper cycle path but it is a work in progress. another viewer says cities are limiting vehicle access due to congestion. scooters will soon due to congestion. scooters will soonjoin public due to congestion. scooters will soon join public transport and bicycles in the future. i will see you soon. hello again. we're going to see some big changes in our weather over the next few days of this week. not much snow on the mountains in scotland at the moment in this weather watch picture, sent to us by colliestun. but you've got to sense that that's going to change in a big way for scotland over the next few days as our weather turns significantly colder. now, on the satellite picture, we've got a streak of cloud to the north—west of the uk. and that's a cold front that's working in towards our shores. but if you're heading outside over the next few hours, the only place

me ok and i really could be what does it mean to be an arab american today comedian remy yousif joins the string to discuss his new food and series about family and identity and will be sharing your comments and questions with rami so tweet us or leave a comment in our live you tube chat and you too could be in the stream. there is a growing cultural shift in america muslim identity being forged by many of these first generation twenty's and thirty's muslims grew up in the wake of the september eleventh twin towers attacks feeling as if their entire identity focused on being good muslims so comedian robin use of explores this paradigm in his new streaming t.v. show rami have a look. i want to know why i am i want to explore. like a kid to throw down the government to get evolution no. i don't do that i look at my parents how strong they are and how they just know everything's going to be ok because they're god. and yeah i have sex even though i'm not married. so what that means i'm not a good muslim. i'm just trying to be. he weighed in on the right to run he says he's watching himsel

ramy: i am remy inocencio the new york. u.s.cks did and the longest winning streak in 18 months. that is amid the new concerns about trade tensions and global growth. terryhe into that with joining us from los angeles. good to have you on the show. we broke this winning streak. we could not make it nine for nine. nine the looking at trading, it was down by a loud 11% or so against the 20 day moving average. it seems like folks are still on the sidelines. how do you take apart the reaction? >> i think today, it is one day out of nine. i don't think it is that abnormal, but that said, i think this rally still has some amount of termination that is going on. very strong start to the year with that comes against the very awful downdraft. if you look over the past six months, we have not been a lot of progress. i think that accounts to the trepidation. it is prudent to pull in a little bit on the ricks side with a strong moves we have an that is what we are doing for a clients. ramy: last week, we had you on bloomberg and you were ta

. : a remi terrible accident 5-1/2 years ago that tamp lean park in fairfield. he and his family went there on a church activity trip. surveillance video from the day shows the first time he jumped into the pit with his daughter watching. he climbs out and then -- >> jumped in on my second attempt and that is when -- next thing i know, i heard a pop, immediately i felt no more feeling. >> reporter: paramedics arrived and placed him on a gurney. >> i don't want him to die. >> reporter: her fears were not unfounded. cbs news confirmed in the last seven years six people died at trampoline parks. in 2017, 18,000 people wound up in emergency rooms. and yet the parks operates with no federal over sights. the attorney claims they did not maintain or inspect their o he remained paralyzed. he might slowly progressed from standing to taking a few steps. you know, learning how to walk again. and then from there learning to go with a walker. >> i would have to watch him through the pain, the suffering, the depression. >> reporter: it took month but he was able to stand and

pinterest executives remy -- ring the opening bell.the social network is listed under the ticket symbol pens or p ins. it price it initial public offering at $19 a share but closed today above $24 a share. shares rising more than 20%. san jose-based communications also saw a surge in its first day of trading today. zooms ipo is priced at $36 a share, the stock closed at $62 a share, shares rising 72%. the company makes videoconferencing, technology. >>> police are searching for four suspects caught on camera in a east bay jewelry store heist. police say four men robbed a jewelry store early monday morning along denville boulevard. security cameras caught them in the act, breaking the front window they fled in a newer, four-door honda civic with tinted windows and anybody with information is asked to please contact deputies. >>> and alarming find in paradise. state water officials say the drinking water is contaminated with a cancer-causing chemical. the water, is laced with benzene. a compound linked to cancers including leukemia, fixi

commentator who's columns appear in consortium news in other publications also in new york we have remy he is a senior director at america's market intelligence as well as a research associate on political economy and foreign policy at florida international university and in paris we cross the from the he is president of asia center i jump in crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate this but this program has been inspired by an article you wrote of the consortium news i saw the the white house's reaction to italy joining this initiative this chinese initiative belton road this is coming from the national the national security spokesman mark cases italy is a major goal of global economy and great investment destination no need for italian government to lend legitimacy to china's infrastructure vanity project well this is a lot more than a.

commentator whose columns appear in consortium news in other publications also in new york we have remy he is a senior director at america's market intelligence as well as a research associate on political economy and foreign policy at florida international university and in paris we cross the from the he is president of asia center i jump in crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate this but this program has been inspired by an article you wrote a consortium news.

rami and remy he's sitting right in front of us there's a beautiful picture here that i love which is the act who plays i think he's a lighter who plays you as a young. man you directing in that episode and that's the question about whether how much of ronnie in the t.v. series is you and how much is your life and how much is your imagination it's if it's from a conversation today you know it's a bit of. a skewed reality so in real life i think my family when they watch this show i think the feel of a separation because they're like ok that's not us i tried to imagine a family that was a little less communicative than my own and i also tried to imagine my life if i wasn't a writer and calm. and all these things where i have a creative outlet like what would it look like if i was more stuck or to look like if i was more aimless and how would it feel to be in a slightly different type of family but still have a lot of the feelings that i do and so it's traumatized for that child so a lot of the dynamics between stephen even me and and me and david plays ahmed are rooted in our real life

for me ok and i'm really could be what does it mean to be an arab american today comedian remy yousif joins the stream to discuss his new food series about family and identity and will be sharing your comments and questions with rami so tweet us or leave a comment in our live youtube shot and you too could be in the stream. there is a growing cultural shift in america muslim identity being forged by many of these first generation twenty's and thirty's muslims grew up in the wake of the september eleventh twin towers attacks feeling as if their entire identity focused on being good muslims so comedian robbie yousif explores this paradigm in his new streaming t.v. show rami.

remi . it reminds me of the excessively negative reaction that affected the policy community and the academic community after the television coverage of the june 4, 1989 events in beijing. it was an overreaction, and that's what we are seeing now, and i have described some of the reasons for that overreaction because china is talking in a way that is causing us to react negati negatively and that is being used to justify a u.s. posture of dealing with china that takes into account the fact that china is seen as wanting to become a dominating hegemon in east asia and the world. and china's language is playing into that perception. actually, it's not a fully accurate description of what the possibilities are in the u.s./china relationship. a second aspect that we need to keep in mind is the public opinion shows that the american public does not share the views of the policy community. a poll by the chicago council on global affairs found, for example, that over 40% of americans did not think t

. >> it would be entertaining, remi reminds you of the scene from grumpy old men. >> and biden is knownor his gaffes, trump for his name calling, so yes, brace yourselves. >> the debate stage is going to be wildly entertaining. >> a bumpy ride. you can tell that trump is already a little rattled by. >> i think this is the one he does not want to face. time will tell. "early start" continues right now. >>> renewed challenges for past and present for joe biden. his 2020, a stark reminder why he poses a threat to donald trump and perhaps himself. >>> hundreds of faculty and staff kwaquarantined at two california universities. they have to stay away unless they can prove they have been vaccinated from the measles. >>> police ruling nothing out when a church starts on fire for the second time in two weeks. >>> the nfl, who went where and which player almost toppled the commissioner at the nfl draft. good morning, welcome to "early start," i'm michelle kosinski. >> i'm dave briggs. good morning, happy friday, everybody. it's april 26th. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. a great show, by the way, w

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remy has been tracking the story for us. what is the latest?onflict we have been watching in libya sneaked its to the southeast of libya. now it is on the doorstep of the capital. we have been seeing images just like this on your screen. government jet fighters have been trying to of strongmen and his libyan national army. also known as the ellen a. let's break up this map. i will to say what we are talking about here. look at the army's lines. those are the network oil pipelines across the country. he does have control of the east. you can see those blue dots, they are known as the oil question area. now it is swept down to the south. robert is the country's biggest oilfield. up north.s what is interesting is that if triple he does fall to his ofces, the external port juliet is next in focus. if he does control that, a lot of people will be wondering what happens next. whether he decides to give those pumping, get the oil out or if something changes, the price of oil has been fluctuating over months. several just today we have been seeing that

remy.nk you, , oneyou back two years thousand days, the initial referendum was barely a majority to take britain out. should come as any surprise that there is no overwhelming choice among all these options? cliff: it shouldn't be a surprise. on this issue, the country is very 50-50 divided. we are seeing one sign of that now. that the would say markets are still betting on the long delay. -- people are still expecting some type of a rally after all they options are crossed off. i would argue that if you want the british to remain in the eu, you should have looked at it as a political question first and foremost. bureaucrats and political leaders on both sides are treating this as some kind of a walk is policy decision. but i don't think really what -- i don't think that is really what is at stake here. in order to stay in the eu or leave the eu is primarily a political decision by the british people. i think it was a sense of the loss of identity that led to brexit, by some people, a sense

i am remy inocencio in new york. >> global trade growth is growing.o the container industry. aersk. joining us now out of singapore is soren toft. the executive vice president and chief operating officer at maersk line. great to have you with us. volumes areade going to be affected given that we have the wto downgrading its assessment of what global trade will come in in the next few months. as we come closer to a resolution on the u.s.-china trade dispute, will it make meaningful impact in the years to come? thank you for having me and thank you for allowing us to speak on a subject dear to our hearts. concernedwe are a bit over the development in the trade tensions. if we continue to see the present restrictions, we are forecasting something from 0.2 percent up to 0.5%, we are hoping for a resolution. we believe it will have a positive impact on trade. we have seen in the first slowingthis year, trade down. of course also on the back of an unusually strong quarter of imports from asia to the united states. >> even if you factor in an arguably market

paris prosecutor remy heights says part of the investigation is to interview all of the workers involved in the renovation project being done on the roof. there are five companies involved in the project. one has responded saying all workers are cooperating with the investigation. at this point, heights says the fire is believed to be an accident and there is no evidence of arson. pope francis offered prayers for notre dame and said the fire is devastating given it happened during holy week. back to you. thank you. >>> here in the bay area, the french american community is sharing sadness and concerns for the fire. bellman alley in san francisco's district is lined with cafes. it is a hub or gathering place for the french community in san francisco. people we talked to said notre dame is more than a landmark, it is the heart of paris. >> paris lives around it. all of the businesses in paris. >> we also talked to the french consulate general who said he is comforted by the support from the bay area people. >> you have to realize that notre dame is the very heart of paris and france. it is

. >> in the informal economy, i think kathy remi, to turn it to you, i think that there is a lot about 62 million people are working in the formal economy, i know you worked very hard with those groups, how do you empower people better outside of labor protections and, how do you make them be part of this work agenda that the ilo is always pushing? >> thank you, firstly, the ilo late such an important role in building the global architecture to make sure that people are included in a couple ways that we have been proud to work with the ilo is the grounding of the 1998 senate principles which basically say, all workers have universal rights, informal economy workers, all workers. that is one important way that the ilo has helped support workers. the other is, there are many workers excluded from labor laws, for example in our own country, we look at history, domestic workers and agricultural workers are excluded from labor lost while we are proud to work with the ilo in 2011 and we put forward on our delegation, the method nurtures domestic workers in the united states and around the wo

por el amor que le tiene a remi decidiÓ dejar herencia.o son mascotas, son parte de la familia. la gente cuando habla a su mascota ellos se calman. xiomara: una de la forma para detectar es evaluar si nos preocupamos excesivamente. vestir y limpiar los dientes son indicadores. >>no dirÍa que humanizar a los animales sea una patologia aunque algunas personas van demasiado lejos. >>hace 7 aÑos que no salimos en un crucero por no dejarlos. satcha: cÓmo hemos aprendido! para muchos en sus hogares es un extremo es de amor que le brindan. xiomara:me considero obsesionada pero no hago nada de lo que presente en el reportaje. animales, son animales, tratar con amor y dignidad pero que mantenga su identidad. satcha:la fotografÍa con tu perrito. karla:llegan a ser parte de la familia. xiomara:y mis hijos humanos. satcha:si Éstas personas defienden felices -- personas se sienten felices. karla:reveladora entrevista de david cepeda. satcha:hay palabras que pueden herir mÁs que los golpes. karla: vamos con ana que tiene algo especial para quien han pas

me refiero a heridas leves, o mÁs graves que deben ser remi d remitidos.idÓ hoy ha comenzado la operaciÓn libertad basado en la constituciÓn, en lo que le dice a Él como presidente del parlamento, todo estÁ bajo la ley establecida. el golpe de estado segÚn gua o guaidÓ, el parlamento y los mÁs de 50 paÍses que apoyan a guaiÓo y a muchos venezolanos. el golpe de estado lo dio nicolÁs maduro. en estas Últimas elecciones presidenciales donde no podÍa ir a una reelecciÓn, el golpe de estado ya saliÓ segunda o gol s oposiciÓn a las estÁ viendo la reacciÓn mÁs sobre la constituciÓn de un usurpador del poder 19 termina guaidÓ y los que apoyan a guaidÓ. >> usted puede seguir esta transmisiÓn a travÉs de telemundo internacional en en nuestras distintas plataformas. no hay pretexto, comparta esta informaciÓn para que llegue a mÁs personas que no tienen acceso a un televisor lo puedan hacer posiblemente a travÉs de las redes sociales, hacemos una breve pausa y seguimos conve conversando sobre la situaciÓn en venezuela. >> y el Área de la carlota en las afueras de est

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bardem, les confirmo que se acaba de anunciar hace tan sÓlo unos minutos que el ganador del oscar remye nos interesan tanto a los hombres, las mujeres. karla: quiero saber lo que piensan los hombres " entre brothers". alan: quiÉn le va la carambola? carlos: llegÓ nuestro momento, el de los hombres, el que nunca usa tacÓn, nosotros los hombres estamos aquÍ para hablar de todo sin filtros " entre brothers". nos acompaÑa roberto soto, rafael lugo, bienvenidos, chicos, estamos listos? alan: para comenzar ya vi que le pegan al billar. es bien de vagos cuando no estÁn trabajando. [risas] alan: les voy a mostrar un video. despuÉs de ver el video, quiero que me digan la primera palabra que se les viene a la mente. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: es la primera parada, la colombiana que estÁ causando conmociÓn. tienen cuerpazos comen redes sociales ponen las fotografÍas. cuÁl es la primera palabra que te viene a la mente? >> muy sensual. una palabra sexy. >> en colombia --colombiano es un bizcocho. alan: les gustarÍa que su pareja hiciera eso? >> a mÍ no. a mÍ personalmente no me gustarÍa. si lo quiere hacer,

the police were called here just before 3am to report of a van seen remy the tiffany behind me.uare later, to remember the victims of the sri lankan terrorist attacks on easter sunday. security has been stepped up across the country, after a series of explosions at churches and hotels that killed around 250 people. tonight, londoners are expected to gather infront of st martin in the fields church to pay tribute to those who lost their lives. the foreign office is advising against travelling to sri lanka, unless absolutely necessary. the mayor's thanked londoners for donating almost a quarter of a million pounds this year to help rough sleepers. last november, sadiq khan launched a number of contactless donation points, where people can give three pounds by tapping their bank card. the money will be shared among 22 london charities to help people into permanent housing and develop job skills. let's take a look at the travel situation now: first the tube and so far it's all good no reported problems on any of those lines there. usual rush—hour cues. in king's cross we have woa ke

rami and remy he's sitting right in front of us there's a beautiful picture here that i love which is the actor who plays i think he's a lighter who plays you as a young. and then you directing him in that episode and then that's the question about whether how much of romney in the t.v. series is you and how much is your life and how much is your imagination it's if it's from a conversation today you know it's a bit of. a skewed reality so in real life i think my family when they watch this show i think the feel of a separation because they're like ok that's not us i tried to imagine a family that was a little less communicative than my own and i also tried to imagine my life if i wasn't a writer and. comic and all these things where i have a creative outlet like what would it look like if i was more stuck or to look like if i was more aimless and how would it feel to be in a slightly different type of family but still have a lot of the feelings that i do and so it's traumatized for that child so a lot of the dynamics between stephen even me and and me and david plays ahmed are rooted