this feels like a tomato ok and if you'll just tuck your chin slightly that sure is a tomato so it's a red meat oh i don't see. welts or colds and while grocery shopping is just one small task in lex's life he uses this technology for more complex situations like traveling through airports or visiting major cities for the 1st time so for me there are those times where you want to have that specific information you want as many details as possible and so you know for example i went to vegas was like you know what i want to go out. to the streets of. and. you know they were able to navigate me around i'm walking around on the street it was really is an amazing amazing experience because i just felt really empowered and. before we do have you know low thousands of people who are using this obvious explosives we've. pretty much into the hands of you know every line in the grand task since there is the cost to using this technology the subscription radio is from $89.00 some. $329.00 now at the higher and the $29.00 limit or use of service the glasses for free data is free they don't pay f

this is all for chin surgery, i guess. so this is a long chin model, protruding chin.ed to wear after surgery. and it's notjust plastic surgery on yourface. here is a whole cabinet dedicated to breast implants. goodness. i'm not sure i'm feeling more reassured after my museum tour. it's now time to get my free consultation with dr kim, a plastic surgeon. so the moment of truth — what do i need to get done? usually for your age, we make the procedure to make your face look a little bit younger. we make the computer simulation for your face and this is your appearance before surgery and the right picture is after surgery. in truth, seeing your face transformed and realising the extent of work to be done to achieve it is a pretty brutal process. when you see the front picture, you have some prominent wrinkle, see the fold, and droopy, thick skin. and the cheeks can be lifted. it is facelift. oh, my gosh. i need a facelift? a little lift. so after the faclift, we can make the cheek skin lifted. sometimes we cut the bone and make the chin sharper. that sounds painful. a lit

little bit more description really tells them exactly how far to look down if you'll take your to chin slightly down go down one row. yes and that's the caesar supreme but your fingers. thank you so it's got a good crew times to correcting in there and a permanent cheese as well. you know. are you still interested in a tomato. please ok let's take a peek around so typically tomatoes aren't refrigerated so if you want to turn it yeah do a full turn around the trees over all i want to eat ok so you don't see any tomatoes here and on the other side we're on the end so let's head towards the right hand side. and if you'll pas here and turn your skin your head ok great i see tomatoes on the high art that's on your left hand side so if you were to move a couple of scotch they're actually at the very end this case here the tomatoes are on your right hand side so well now that you're out there on the left hand side. down this one so pas here and i believe if you want to extend your hand now directly in front of you. these are either apples or tomatoes. or. this feels like a tomato ok and if yo

i'm chilling with all this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up turkey's president heads to chin is he up for urgent talks to bring about a ceasefire in libya. a new prime minister is nominated to lead iraq but the choice may do little to compromise tests and political tension. and alan fischer in mexico city with the paintings gathered over hundreds of years from people giving thanks for what they see as an act of divine intervention. hello there we begin in syria where government forces of pushing deeper into the province was in tens of thousands of people to flee their homes syrian troops and i closing in on the rebel held city of moderate all new men many residents have already abandoned the area which has been under attack for weeks but dozens have been killed and hundreds injured in the city over the last month. although not solved. by god take revenge on each of those who caused us what if we done to deserve this what have we done i plead to god for this see god to punish them for displace against the queues and all of this for humiliating us but god sake we have big big t

and ariana grande -- her nose, chin and forehead are symmetrically flawless. golden ratio calculations. >> step one we measure the length from your forehead hairline down to the area right between your eyes. so right between your pupils. then we measure between the pupils to the base of your nose and then we measure from the base of your nose to the bottom of your chin and those three proportions should be equal. so your forehead is longer than the rest of your features. >> but also like tyra banks, for example, one of the biggest greatest super models of the world also has a large forehead. don't get discouraged large foreheads. we can still be super models. >> fierce. >> how often are people face requesting a celebrity face? >> i do get that fairly often and they're usually celebrities we know of that have done a lot of procedures on their face. i'm in calabasas, so you can probably imagine which face i most commonly get asked about. >> i can't imagine. we're calabasas. isn't kris jenner the mayor of calabasas? that's what i heard. >> to get that perfect gol

. >> i'm thinking about the purdue pharma case chin vites to us reconsider our notion of what a drug car at the time telelootel how many people from the president's world have been picked up or indicted in that investigation? is that the top of the list sore it impeachment? >> well, probably impeachment although a lot of things did

he said he had a straight nose, a round chin, and oval face. katie: what was really interesting is show the photograph. alison: he had a beard. for the official identifying him with your round mouth and chin, their ego. -- bigld beard alison: old beard. very different time. so, the great seal appears on passports and on foreign service commissions. we have several foreign service commissions in the collection. they are fantastic items and great markers in time. you can see the great seal that was adhered to this commission. this commission belonged to ambassador ryan crocker when he was ambassador to syria in 1998. do you want to talk about commissions and credentials? ambition --irst ambassador was the ambassador to written. for that people who held the , post were called ministers. alison: ambassador crocker served several times in his career, not only to syria, but to lebanon, kuwait, pakistan,, iraq. katie: a new commission every time. alison: he was no stranger to that part of the world. when he was serving in syria, in december of 1998, s

let's take it on the chin. i own this disaster. so i apologise.wonderful labour mps who've lost their seats who worked so hard. i apologise to all our campaigners. but that apology only goes so far. the outgoing leadership say they made mistakes, but they blame brexit, believe they were demonised by the media and insist on their radical policy agenda was popular. if there was one criticism, and this is a self—criticism, it's not having a narrative that convinced people about how this all fitted together. mr corbyn wants his successor in place by the end of march, and the process of electing his replacement could begin in early january. before that, though, on tuesday, labour mps will meet for their election postmortem, and some want the leader to go sooner. the battle for the labour leadership is likely to be bruising, because there are vastly different interpretations of what went wrong. some want a leader who will continue with mr corbyn‘s message, butjust find a better way of selling it. others want a leader who will drag the party back to the

what is the shape of your chin or your nose? he said he had a straight nose, a round chin, and oval face. katie: what was really interesting is show the photograph. alison: he had a beard. [laughter] katie: for the official identifying him with your round mouth and chin, there you go. a big old beard. alison: very different time. note: photographs were required on passports until 1914. alison: so, the great seal appears on passports and on foreign service commissions. we have several foreign service commissions in the collection. they are fantastic items that tell so many stories and are great markers in time. you can see the great seal that was adhered to this commission. this commission belonged to ambassador ryan crocker when he was appointed to serve as u.s. ambassador to syria in 1998. do you want to talk about commissions and credentials? katie: the first ambassador was the ambassador to great britain. before that, people who held the post were called ministers. alison: ambassador crocker served as ambassador several times

i am rosalind chin.r global tour of the week's top stories in europe, where the new head of the european commission rolled out an ambitious plan to combat the climate crisis. >> ursula von der leyen will present her green deal in brussels today, including a timeline for various laws to be put forward between now and the end of her term. what do we expect today? >> this could potentially be huge. we are talking about a green deal that could change the way many industries in europe operate. we know she has said said she wants to make europe climate neutral by 2050. the goal is ambitious. the deadline is tight. it could change many aspects of the european economy, the way carbon is priced, the way some of the taxation is being implemented, and she has also promised one trillion euros to pay for this. she is going to need public investment and also companies, european companies to play along , and that is really the question at this point. already there is pushback from a number of industries. this is not go

protests in libya against warlord khalifa haftar his forces launch air strikes at targets near the chin is in order. after months of protests chile's president signs the law for a referendum on a new constitution. oh. it was the end of the dancers families grieve for those killed in india during protests against the controversial citizenship law. hello there good to have your company the united nations is warning of devastating consequences for civilians an eclipse areas last rebel controlled province ily 250000 people mostly women and children have fled the area after 2 weeks of heavy bombardment by russian and syrian government forces fuel shortages are stopping families still from moving out syria's troop movements have been moving towards the city of moderate elmo when president bashar al assad has vowed to recapture rebel held areas and intensify the military offensive despite the cease fire in august it is home to $3000000.00 syrians many of whom are already internally displaced aid agencies have been forced to suspend their operations in the area and there are even fears that un

sometimes we cut the bone and make the chin sharper. that sounds painful.ould have all this done in a day? of course, in a day, yes. that's amazing. well, thank you, dr kim. you're welcome. ok, i'll think about it. bye— bye. but there's a backlash. this online video has been viewed more than 8 million times. it has inspired women to give up some simple things like make—up, a new way to take a stand. how is this movement been viewed amongst the young people here in korea? the anti—corset movement is not alone in raising concerns. after thousands people complained, seoul's metro operator has decided to ban all ads of plastic surgery from 2022. as for me, i think that for the time being, i will try to be happy in my own skin. stay with us. still to come. i set sailfor stay with us. still to come. i set sail for the stay with us. still to come. i set sailfor the wonderful stay with us. still to come. i set sail for the wonderful botanical area of the coast of south korea and the force of nature who made it happen. so, don't go away. there are dozens of weird pl

in san francisco, sharon chin, kpix5. >> wow. well, that's it for us for now. thanks for watching. 60 minutes is next. >> for news throughout the evening the latest is always on www.kpix.com and we'll see you back here at 11:00. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> tonight, on this special edition of "60 minutes presents," new frontiers in medicine. >> i'm excited. >> we have been following a cutting edge clinical trial at the national institutes of health using gene therapy on a brutally painful disease, sickle-cell anemia. you'll hear the surprising results that one day may lead to cures for thousands of other diseases. >> to see that emerging not just as hoped-for advances, but real data showing cures for people... >> you is just used the "curing" word. ( laughs ) you're willing to say that? >> this looks like a cure. ( ticking ) >> i start s

the chin imperial project was built on a strategy designed for war but republic is to maintain peace this system known as legalism applied strict laws and severe punishment as a way of keeping the empire and its people in order legalism emphasize on the use of force clear use of force discipline control and empower wish individuals so there are state is strong right legalism is pretty make it come to hard core manipulation of human beings if you will. legalism was a ruthless strategy designed for state security and to keep state power its emphasis on order board principles originally meant for social harmony that had emerged some 3 centuries earlier and based on the teachings of one man. can fish is a maybe that the most important to think or. for the whole history of china. basically he's idea about the old it is about the rich. their reach. is the old elf eve you are not follow the practice of reach all of it you can be thought of as of side. that order really starts from within the family the important social relations that are built within the family so the father and son are par

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the chin dynasty had emerged victorious for a prolonged period of wars between rival states and in the year 221 b.c. it set about creating the 1st chinese empire. it introduced a common currency and a standardized language across china. the chin imperial project was built on a strategy designed for war but repurposed to maintain peace the system known as legalism applied strict laws and severe punishment as a way of keeping the empire and its people in order. legalism emphasize on the use of force clever use of force discipline control and empower wish individuals so there was stated strong. legalism is pretty make it kind of hard core manipulation of human beings if you will. legalism was a ruthless strategy designed for state security and state power its emphasis on principles originally meant for social harmony that had emerged some 3 centuries earlier and based on the teachings of one man. come fish is that maybe that the most important to think. for the whole history of china. basically he's idea about it is about the reach of the reach of all it is the old elf eve you are not fol

nejra: rosalind chin in hong kong.oming up, japan takes the lead after a treasury department unveils the biggest holders of u.s. debt. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." nejra: let's focus on the world's most indebted government. japan is increasing its lead over china in u.s. treasuries. here's dani burger. dani: you thought china hold a lot of you'd asked at, budget -- u.s. debt, but japan overtook china as the biggest holder of u.s. debt, and it keeps extending that lead. this chart is remarkable because -- one point $17 trillion in japan's holding of u.s. treasuries despite the fact jgb's are creeping back toward zero but it shows you how when we have a world with growing negative piles of debt, the u.s. is still the most favorite place in offering the best yields in developed nations. and you look at china, we saw their holdings fall to a 2017 low so a little give and take but for now, japan is still holding supreme in terms of the biggest holdings of u.s. treasuries. manus: lovely c

they would want to see my double chin. it's funny.it's funny too, it's n problem. >> reporter: for the canadian born singer/songwriter dubbed the "laid back prince of indie rock" the transparency has endeared him to millions of fans, making him a staple of the touring and festival circuit. ♪ ♪o' but demaccess is as much about his ability to go it alone as it is his musical talent and offbeat personality. everything he does is self-produced and self-recorded, in his bedroom or this cluttered, gear filled garage in los angeles.u did ain in recording or is it all trial and error? >> oh, i don't know. i never took any-- i have no idea. i mean, i just kd of would get recorders and stuff like that and do whatever i could on them. i mean i still don't really know wh i'm doing i know how to plug stuff in and i know how to set a studio and i understand the basics of, you know. ♪ ♪ >>eporter: demarco's understanding of the basics is how ittarted. he began uploading his songs to bandcamp, a website that allows musicians to sell music and merchan

sharon chin, kpix 5. >>> up next, why one doctor is suing apple. the claim he's making over the popular apple watch. >> and next how you can turn one of your favorite original recipes into a commercial success. >>> coming up new at 6:00, an east bay park and ride lot is trashed. commuters complain dumping in a homeless camp is keeping them away. now cal tran is responding. how they're dealing with a mess in the middle of the holidays. >>> microsoft is suing north korea linked hackers for targeting users in the u.s. the tech company says the mysterious group targets microsoft users by impersonating microsoft and tricking users into offering up pass words and other sensitive information. thalium targets government employees, think tanks, university staff, and groups you think would not be inclined to give up their pass words. they work on nuclear proliferation and human rights. >>> over the weekend tesla delivered their first batch of model 3s in its new shanghai factory. 15 employees got the keys to the cars. they hope to produce a thousand cars a w

on his way to work chin yannick stops by to check on the syrian refugee families in the neighborhood and ask them how they're doing and if they need anything. they call him yelchin brother yochanan. if she can get what you need is turkish but in his hometown is mir he's often himself taken for refugee specifically he's an afro turk a descendant of african slaves brought here in the mid 19th century by the ottoman empire. on the streets and even in his own leather workshop he's been called black in a derogatory manner or turkish for arab. these remarks even come from my own acquaintances although they're meant to stroke a year might go by without any remarks like that at all and then i might hear them 10 times in one week. but turks of african origin like nick are growing more confident once a year they celebrate a festival in is mere with people coming all the way from the americas and africa. is mir's mayor also came to underscore his liberal image but many passers by are still surprised that afro turks exist. really these people here i wasn't aware of that. very few of the afro tur

i am rosalind chin, this is bloomberg. rishaad: some signs of optimism, even as aging in washington continued their trade talks. last hour, the manufacturing pmi came in at the highest levels on record of this particular series. 51.8 was the figure. in the -- david: meantime, you have the official numbers over 50, indicating an expansion in terms of the outlook and improving when it comes to the data. rishaad: our chief asia economic correspondent is with us right now. mean?o these numbers enda: i don't think we are here yet. it does make a positive headline. after months of damning news, the pmi is now headed in the right direction. i guess the reason to pause is that there is some seasonal affect behind it. exporters in and the key holiday shopping season, holidayad the chinese in october. those are reasons not to get too excited about this number. what we saw in china's pmi has also spilled over to the rest of the region and has been a pump -- a bump. south japan and taiwan. it is certainly a positive take. signednot ye

. >> president trump, when he puckers his chin, his mouth is closed and when his mouth is open, he doesn't pucker the chin. >> so this pattern is his fingerprint. >> exactly. >> algorithm is built to help researchers spot deep fakes in candidates of the 2020 presidential race by learning their patterns. >> every candidate, they all have their own little tells. >> farid says his system is a temporary victory. an endless war between hackers, journalists, and academics. to preserve our trust in real footage, should digitally watermark what we shoot so it's easy to see what's been altered. >> i would like to see the apples and androids of the world eventually incorporate this into the native app. >> you have to authenticate the camera. >> exactly. >> a warning as fake footage of public footage goes viral. >> vice president will be sworn in as president. >> pictures may no longer speak for themselves jake ward. nbc news berkeley, california. >> when we come back, tiny tim's big dream we'll meet the two young broadway actors melting hearts in the holiday classic. around here, nobody ever does it

chin.y a hair. how important we get back to household formation in this country? >> i think it is very important. household formation is, people are optimistic about the future. they will have babies. they will have house hole formation. they will do that. if we're going into depression, there is hardship, people want to wait until they have enough. then babies are dropping way off, all that. this is a very good sign. something you and i should have expected all the way along, once you start getting boom, once you get prosperity way back they should be you will find people feeling comfortable about the future, having child, forming households. that is good sign for society. that is a good, comfortable, positive sign. like a growth stock. there is nothing better than a growth stock or growth country. they're great. charles: the thing i guess, inflection point, old chicken and egg situation. do people have to feel better and then make it a self-fulfilling prophecy? do things have to get bette

let's take it on the chin. i own this disaster. again i believe that the core message was a good one, and other factors were also to blame. the core message was a good one, and other factors were also to blameli think it was brexit that did it. we we re think it was brexit that did it. we were on the horns of a dilemma, we couldn't move either way and we try to compromise and it didn't work. that's the first thing. the second thing, the media did a number on jeremy, forfour years thing, the media did a number on jeremy, for four years solid, thing, the media did a number on jeremy, forfour years solid, every day. the attention is now turning to the election of the next labour leader early next year. many, including john mcdonnell, think it should be a woman. some argue it should be a woman. some argue it should be a woman. some argue it should be someone who represents a break with the current leadership. wigan mp lisa nandy says she is seriously considering running. we have to think seriously about how we rebuild that coalition th

let's take it on the chin.his disaster, so i apologise, i apologise to all those wonderful labour mps who have lost their seats who worked so hard. the climate change talks in madrid end with a compromise agreement to toughen up carbon—cutting pledges before the next conference. and the england cricketeer ben stokes wins sports personality of the year. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the the political commentator and former head of press under david cameron giles kenningham, and the political writer and academic maya goodfellow. welcome. plenty of politics to get stuck into. little else. the metro has the headline "labour at each other‘s throats", referring to ousted mp caroline flint who is claiming emily thornberry called northern brexit voters stupid. the daily brexit voters stupid. telegraph has the same story, the labour party is accused of supreme arrogance as voters get the blame for the historic defeat. the guardian again has the same

to do with my flaws lead up to his chin that same young will have to work his whole life to maintain the level he achieves got when approaching it he throws. the water. over. because the government what's important is not to skip a single day. once i didn't stretch my feet for a few days and afterward i heard so much. nor would you commit to what it's his opportunity to get to know another world and maybe even to become famous and was more than a. slob a buck a car. simians mother works as a cousin edition right now she has to work as a seamstress on his ballet shoes his father is a businessman they can afford his training because they only have to pay a part of the cost for their son stay at the school. when. the education itself or the state ballet school is to issue free. this is simeon simeon of so last visit to be or be john before the big premiere in blood of us talk. to me. because i mean i know you can do it from mali and keep oil at 1st it was hard for me here when i had my doubts and thought he still so little how can i possibly leave him alone i thought of law of how can h

let's take it on the chin. i own this disaster, so i apologise, i apologise to all those wonderful labour mps who have lost their seats who worked so hard. nicola sturgeon renews her call for a second referendum on scottish independence, saying the people of scotland mustn't be kept in the union against their will. you cannot sort ofjust lock us in a cupboard and turn the key and hope that everything goes away. a marathon un climate summit in madrid ends in a compromise, leaving many delegates unhappy. a british man has been killed and his step—son wounded after being shot during a suspected robbery outside a five—star hotel in buenos aires. around 2,000 properties are still without water in and around leighton linslade in bedfordshire after supplies failed on friday night. sport stars from around the world gather in aberdeen for this year's sports personality of the year. good evening. welcome to bbc news. labour's leader, jeremy corbyn, and the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, have apologised for the party'

let's take it on the chin. i own this disaster, so i apologise.who worked so hard. but mr mcdonnell also blamed brexit and the media portrayal of mr corbyn for their defeat. also on the programme — the climate change talks in madrid end with a compromise agreement — to toughen up carbon—cutting pledges before the next conference. a british man has been killed after being shot during a suspected robbery in argentina. and it's one of the biggest nights in the sporting calendar — so which of these six will be crowned sports personality of the year? good afternoon. labour's leaderjeremy corbyn and the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell have apologised for the party's defeat in thursday's election, which saw them lose 59 seats. mr corbyn said he was sorry they "came up short", while mr mcdonnell said he "owns this disaster". speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr, he said it was unfortunate the party hadn't been able to articulate its message more effectively. he also blamed the media's portrayal ofjeremy corbyn — insisting that he'd been demonised "for four y

i am rosalind chin. this is bloomberg. ♪ beyond the routine checkups.not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> i am in san francisco in for emily challenge. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, tech stocks on the move. the u.s. and china agree to that ne of a trade deal includes splectwal property. simmering tensions. continuing to floor

all of them were married and had young children or will farmers later chin's wife and every parent's worked as rickshaw drivers to pay for the lawyers and the kids' education his daughter was 7 when he was arrested you know took a fall she had my classmates would go home after school and have dinner with their parents these ordinary things were not possible for us. to the color t.v. of us or other people this was something normal but to me it seemed like the biggest luxury i was so jealous of my classmates. it would be 14 years until she could eat with her father again then in 2016 the men's convictions were finally overturned. the story was widely reported in china one of a handful of cases but their sentences were revoked in recent years. chen and the others were compensated with 300000 euros each junge used the money to build a new house for his family. living you know if we could have worked all these years we might have been able to make the same amount of money our reputation has been damaged our psyche our children and families have suffered we have mental health problems how

. >> chin, chin.ble que nunca. esto es lo que medicare de blue cross blue shield hace por mia. y con más de 80 años de experiencia en seguros medicos, imagina lo que puede hacer por ti. este es el benefit of blue. ♪ ♪ >> su excelencia, el seÑor embajador de la repÚblica de dolaronia. >> hÁgalo pasar petrosky, "the time is money". >> oh, cuÁnto gusto en saludarlo, mi querido colega. >> mi querida excelencia, me da mucha pena que haya usted venido porque, de acuerdo con el protocolo, yo soy el que tenÍa que haberlo visitado primero, pero usted se me adelantÓ, siempre madrugando al prÓjimo. >> no faltaba mÁs, entre nosotros no hay protocolo. >> thank you very much, my dear ambassador. me imagino que se tomarÁ usted una copita conmigo. >> ay, con mucho gusto, para acompaÑarlo. >> ¿cÓmo quÉ quiere tomar? ¿ginebra, whiskito, brandy o vodka? vodka no, porque se me hace que no le entra usted todavÍa. >> un whisky con soda, por favor. >> whisky con soda. >> seÑor, ¿del bueno o del otro? >> petrosky, me extraÑa

a few years ago residents of chin you took a helicopter ride to the mountains to visit the abandoned village of the rock in in 1957 its residents were forcibly resettled to g. new some of these people hadn't seen their old home village in decades. here like the roots of what made the time what they are. now recent made where there wasn't much variety but the mountain gave us everything we also planted sweet potatoes everything was organic like we were lucky and didn't have to buy anything at their command cunt up to a job there i realized how much i missed my home village. this notion was there too and saw for herself how important this trip was for the older people from her village. was one of them. like a that they can't listen i spoke and cried then i visited the remains of my parents' house and our house. and i left my name behind with the with. the communal hall is a place of remembrance many here say life was harder in the mountains but it was nicer. bunch in use main street retiree in need pursues his hobby looking after the model village he repairs it when the children have b

but you can only keep them out for so long points breakthrough came through even parasitic chin the faulty 9 minutes his 3rd of the campaign the croatian struggling on the spot before volleying beyond a hot summer. cutback came to life 11 minutes later ronnie pennsylvania noting the home side level. the algerian completely on mars. area by and with only themselves to blame. but late bloodbaths surge brought yet more drama as how the martinez has down marcus to ram inside the bar and boss the referee with little choice but to flash a 2nd yellow my reply showed martinez got a little off the ball and a whole lot of the big frenchman. pensive 80 stepped up and doubled his tally to give that back 23 points by the sea on the pitch by bedlam in the stands above a performance of champions from moscow rose aside. as the bundesliga title race continues to tear up the script. but. we do a good work at the moment we are working hard for our 4 points as well tonight and now we really win our home games that's that's really important doesn't matter against which opponent so. we keep on working we don't

rosalind chin in macau. thank you for joining us.irst word news with jessica summers. jessica. the newgo -- jessica: governor of the bank of england onexpected to be named friday. andrew bigley is the current favorite. the process to find a successor to mark carney was delayed by the political turmoil around brexit and the snap general election. central banks in asia stayed on hold but sweden's riksbank swimming against the tide and ending half a decade of negative rates. bank indonesia kept its key rate unchanged for a second straight month, saying the economy and exports will rebound in 2020. the boj also held as expected with governor haruhiko kuroda echoing the more optimistic tone of his colleagues at the fed and the ecb. >> i think the government's economic policy and stimulus and theis appropriate synergy effects of the fiscal package and the bank of japan are significant. i see this as a positive policy mix. jessica: the indian government has banned public protest and shut down communications and the internet in some areas as

that's get to some of the other business flash stories with rosalind chin.rted delivering its first batch of china built cars, heading over 50 model 3 sedans at its new multibillion-dollar shanghai plant. china, which is the world's largest market. are not being delivered to customers yet but have been approved for a 10% purchase tax. egypt signed off on uber's ridesition of dubai-based hailer green. other measures are designed to keep the local market competitive. that includes other companies being able to view the trip data in order to encourage growth in the market. uber announced its lands to buy it for just over $3 billion back in march. we work reportedly has to pay a $.3 million each to its code team if they are fired or leave the country -- company. he was fined $1.5 million under the same condition. the exit packet is for shareholders ahead of a $3 billion offer. that is your bloomberg business flash. yousef: thank you. let's get you a bit of a preview of what's coming up on the program. we will talk about the united states is a launch their sites

targus president has discussed ways of establishing a cease fire in libya with his chin is in kandahar ridge of tire bardon is in tunis holding call for president criseyde already one says he believes china zia wants to promote stability in neighboring libya earlier turkey an estimate deployed troops in support of libya's un recognized government which has been facing a month long offensive by a warlord holy for have ties forces. you know we are not guess without an invitation and if it comes we shall look into it we are in constant communication with them however we should raise an issue the forces president libya more than 5000 troops from sudan what are they doing there we should ask why are these forces present in libya a request was made to turkey and that's why turkey answered the call based on the agreement related to our economic zone we have signed agreements to rely on and our moods are based on legality and lawful forms however the other foreign troops have no legality to be present on libyan soil in addition have to are is not a legitimate representative of the libyan peopl

but you can only keep them out for so long points breakthrough came through even parasitic chin the 49 minutes of his 3rd of the campaign to croatian swearing on the spot before volleying beyond a happy summer. got back to life 11 minutes later having been somebody noting the home side level. by the algerian completely on mocked in the area by and with only themselves to blame. my late dad passed serge poor yet more drama as how the martinez has down marcus to ram inside the ball and books a referee with little choice but to flash a 2nd yellow. replay showed martinez got a little of the pull and a whole lot of the big frenchman. pennsylvania he stepped up and doubled his tally to give that back to free points 5 to see on the pitch by benji in the stands above a performance of champions from marco rosa sides. as the bundesliga title race continues to tear up the script. you're watching news from berlin coming up next hour. documentary takes a look at the environmental impacts of your barbecue in the meantime all the latest headlines available 247 on our website that's d w dot com or fol