one percentage point that's the slowest full year economic growth since 113 germany's export line to qana me has been hit hard by global uncertainty surrounding the u.s. china trade conflict and rates it some economists also blame homegrown problems accusing the government in berlin of failing to invest enough. heavy rain in a strain could bring relief from huge bushfires but authorities warn the severe storms could create landslides and pollute drinking water they've installed containment structures at a dam sydney's made water source to staff or trap silt and asked the fires have kind of these 28 lives in september destroying over 2 and a half 1000 homes and raising more than 10000000 hectares of land. live stream where the tops this year is global risks report from the world economic forum cyber attacks in geopolitics usually feature about the leading long term threats to the planet but this report highlights a whole range of environmental concerns not just extreme weather but also climate action fadia. natural disasters biodiversity loss and also human made environmental disasters it'

because of this virus so really they're trying to make sure that the blow to the to the company in qana me is not so big. so that we have any idea how severely asian economies could be hit by such a virus what is his history teaches in this case. well investors draw a comparison to the 2003 the looks like we may have lost our correspondents always on han there we will see if we can get that back up for you let's move ahead now to the u.s. where shares in troubled aircraft maker boeing dropped 5.5 percent on tuesday before trading was suspended as investors reacted strongly to news that the $737.00 macs would not return to service until the middle of the year now that's much later than the u.s. manufacturer had initially expected the fuel efficient 737 max the fastest selling airplane in boeing history was grounded in march 29900 following 2 deadly crashes the new delays pose more problems for airlines in particular because they've relied heavily upon the max in their fleets. let's take a look at some of the other global business stories making news. mining company vale has been charged

mistakes could lead to questions about their lineage is reading of the in the son of by rana akbar qana do his children have the same father the one who has lived in india all his life and be could need on so soon. already the government is doing out a national population register which will ask for their parents date and place of book. birth and death certificates the clearest way to saw a person's lineage are not common in villages like these if these documents i eventually used to grant citizenship rights the fallout one just taught muslims. these men are hindu but they are wanted to they belong to castes that have been historically oppressed in india many do not own land if the lack of proof leads to a loss of citizenship that could affect voting rights access to welfare and even the right to work. some villagers are trying to help explain what the new routes mean. but it is still unclear what the government could ask and getting that i documents will not be easy. daily wage labor days standing in line trying to apply for documents. or they will have to pay opportunistic brokers thr

in qana.the efforts of our great grandfathers it's thanks to them that our sparkling wine is known and loved all over the world the secret was going up for sale for the simple thing. this kind of advertising as done by competition from the lowlands is below his dignity because they even advertise the percent as a mixed drink in red or orange. this mass produced products is made 125000 hectares and 500 more in centers. last year we sold nearly 500000000 bottles of course. that means more market power and a higher degree of product recognition. everyone in the business benefits from that is just. not the big vineyards with large steel tanks the emphasis is on volume. the final is the net their presents the dio c. sparkling wine producers the d o c that it nation is now valid the 9 provinces in the northern italian regions of aleppo and feeling. this means that traditional wine growers have to cut back a little and open up the market to us lowlanders as well. that way the overall product can enjo

also coming up creating a more sustainable future germany designates 2020 as the year of the bio of qana make more on the campaign to promote green products and services. i brought in thomas great to have you with us has ordered mass evacuations of coastal communities as bush fires rage across the nation now at least 18 people have been killed naval ships and aircraft are delivering food and water to thousands who fled the town of molecules are taking refuge on local beaches emergency services say this summer's wildfires are already the worst on record. another devastating $24.00 alice and this is what's left of the coastal town of monaco. with cooler conditions on wednesday firefighters and residents took a moment to count the costs at once a popular holiday distillation now looks like a war zone. all of my position. is just simply. military ships and aircraft have been deployed to provide humanitarian assistance bringing in much needed food and medical supplies. at least 18 people have been killed in the fires so far and almost 1300 homes destroyed. a few residents stayed behind determ

tomato paste and italian were still there but they put the paste tomato paste tense in ghana even in qana themselves but then the refugees came to south italy and as we have seen the italian are now back increased 400 percent exports again to ghana because of the cheap labor they have now with the refugees and internally they tell you things are back in the. market. for producers especially for those who want to build up factories there is no chance in the market so what do countries like ghana do then i mean is one of the countries that for example. set in important areas in export so that their markets would be protected is that a way out it could be one but ghana has an obstacle they have a trade agreement with the european union and in this trade agreement there's a stance that clause which prohibits the increase of terrorists to protect themselves neighboring nigeria has done it at the beginning of the year and in part then. gonna do it even not increased terrorist but also in part possible okies is of a difficult situation specially in the case of ghana francisco money from bed for

turkish police have detained 7 people for questioning over the qana scone case a turkish private jet has admitted that go in japan from lebanon on one of its plates the company says one of its employees acted alone for many centuries and had been awaiting trial on financial misconduct charges when he jumped bail and escaped . first responders in cambodia are searching for around a dozen people trapped beneath a hotel that collapsed at least 2 people have been confirmed dead in the incident which happened in a coastal resort town the hotel came down during construction. building industry has been booming but is plagued by safety problems the strain is prime minister scott morrison is facing growing criticism over his handling of the deadly bushfires ravaging the country angry residents say he should be doing more to help people burned out of their homes now the navy is still evacuating hundreds stranded on the beaches around the town of mother kuta 1000 small offering by rote. a new sign that the state a file or it is the new normal this is straight in mcpike mimics emergency sirens a

ratio of just 40 percent a stranger is a nation that has the power to transform into qana me away from fossil fuels if it wants to ok so here's what we're going to have a discussion in a moment 2 guests from australia who are working to do just that to change the direction of the discourse on australia's environmental record but if we're going to count the cost of climate change there we can't go past those unprecedented bushfires people have died respiratory illnesses are on the rise and the full economic impact well yet to be fully determined is looking devastating as well with a special report for counting the cost here is jessica washington in-built in new south wales. it's summer in australia and this orchard would normally draw hundreds of visitors who come to pick their own fruit this is just one of many small businesses devastated by the bush by a crisis almost all of the apple trees were destroyed by flames the trees were uninsured and it will cost the family about $1000000.00 to replant them and repair the damage my parents have are and of her in the business for $35.00 yes.

not by gun himself instead the japanese legal system had been bad from seeing his wife and want to qana called a violation of human rights and another lawyer was being spied on. is promising to tell his side of the story this way. alexia brian al jazeera. half past the hour on al-jazeera these are the headlines there have been several rocket attacks across iraq targets included baghdad's heavily fortified green zone as well as an iraqi air base where there are u.s. troops stationed this of course just days after the assassination of one of iran's top commanders call some sort of money in a u.s. airstrike in iraq diplomatic efforts are underway to try to resolve the growing crisis thousands of iraqis meanwhile have attended the funeral procession for salinity and the iraqi in the ship. this who was killed alongside him u.s. president on trump has warned against any retaliatory action though he says his country will hit 52 iranian sites if iran attacks america mike hanna with more on that from washington so very strong language there from president trump raising the whole history of the i

not by going himself instead the japanese legal system had been bad from seeing his wife and want to qana called a violation of human rights and another lawyer was being spied on. is promising to tell his side of the story this week alexia brian al jazeera. now again all of the problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera we're looking at live pictures from kabul in iraq where people are mourning the targets of friday's u.s. air strike earlier thousands gathered in baghdad to mourn those killed including senior iranian commander major general custom sunday money the profession in the capital was attended by top political leaders including iraq's caretaker prime minister and the iraqi armed forces have decided to restrict the work of the u.s. led coalition forces in the country solomon job it has moved from baghdad the prime minister's office who is the commander in chief of the iraqi army has said that any operation taking place on iraqi soil has to be with the approval of the iraqi prime minister the commander in chief of the armed forces it has been the case from the very beginning

alan greenspan any coincidence there used to be a relationship between the fundamentals of than and qana me i the g.d.p. growth your actual production of goods and services your wealth creation and the stock market since greenspan and the intervention by the fed the activists fed who came in and the greenspan put that you would never ever lose money if you just continued to believe in the s. and p. 500 because the fed would have your back well you see the divergence really take off that you know nominal g.d.p. is to spend the same like slowly rising just leg old over the past few decades since alan greenspan but the s. and p. 500 is taken off doesn't care about earnings or anything like that i know because the g.d.p. is based on consumption and tied to wages am earnings an economic activity and manufacturing and things like better tangible the s. and p. is based entirely on the ability to as zeros to your earnings statements based on the money that's being given to you by your king god to federal reserve bank and and so there is don't come action and there is no need as i've said before

not by going himself instead the japanese legal system had been bad from seeing his wife and want to qana called a violation of human rights and another lawyer was being spied on palace gone as promising to tell his side of the story this week alexia brian al jazeera. at least 65 people have died in recent tribal violence in sudan's western region disputes between ethnic groups have seen homes burned and thousands of civilians displaced according to un peacekeepers they were sudan's government to restore peace and bring its perpetrators to justice. china has replaced his top representative in hong kong as social unrest in the city enters its 7th month state media say the head of beijing's liaison office says why new zealand has been removed it's the 1st major reshuffle since the protests began. florence louis as more and why beijing's leo's own office is important. it's supposed to promote communication between china and hong kong it's effectively a bridge between mainland china and hong kong and it promotes and coordinates probation candidates now it has sometimes been accused of overste

not by going himself instead the japanese legal system had been bad from seeing his wife and want to qana called a violation of human rights and another lawyer was being spied on gone as promising to tell his side of the story this week alexia brian al jazeera. now the impeachment inquiry in the u.s. congress has been granted access to the phone call and ten's of an associate of president trump personal lawyer a federal judge full that rudy giuliani's associate parness and turn over the material to the house intelligence committee of the seas by prosecutor's office upon us was arrested for campaign violations in october. still ahead on the news hour the no beach in florida pals the crowds and struck we'll have more insight too . old to 0 explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how why bill rees influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights the america. who just gave us for the birth of their. oppressed people have a look at me and continue to keep the negroes to be different that what you mean by that about malcolm x. and martin lut

not by going himself instead the japanese legal system had been bad from seeing his wife and want to qana called a violation of human rights and another lawyer was being spied on gone as promising to tell his side of the story this week alexei brian al jazeera rights campaigners in france say hundreds of migrant children and teenagers asleep on the streets of paris many of them alone as winter temperatures plummet their edge in the government to do more to help. us. it's a cold night in paris and these young children and their families are spending it outside the people here are asylum seekers who say they fled violence and poverty for a better life in europe but few imagine that they'd end up on the street relying on charities for survival the 6 year old girl is from iran her and says they've been homeless for months. we have so many problems we want to send her to school but we can't as we don't have a home for these children and their mother who didn't wish to be identified from the democratic republic of congo. i don't know what to do my children are 5 a day years old i want them to g

not by going himself instead the japanese legal system had been bad from seeing his wife and want to qana called a violation of human rights and another lawyer was being spied on. promising to tell his side of the story this week alexia brian al jazeera. at least 65 people have died in recent tribal violence in sudan's west therefore region just buttes between ethnic groups have seen homes burned and thousands of civilians displaced according to un peacekeepers they were saddam's government to restore peace and bring perpetrators to justice now the ongoing violence in libya has seen thousands of people displaced and there is now growing concern about armed groups abducting or arresting people leaving leaving their families with no idea of their whereabouts one of the most high profile cases was the kidnapping of a human rights campaigner a few months ago. has more. 5 months after she was dragged away by masked gunmen in benghazi no one knows what's happened to see hampstead again the prominent women's activist told a local t.v. channel the day before she was kidnapped that she was concern

second to west brom knocked out west ham of the premier league a goal from qana towns and deciding thisone a winning return to the london stadium for west brom manager 7 bullets he was fired by west ham in 27 scene and leicester held off a spirited challenge from 2nd to brant fit not sure scoring the only goal of this game after just 4 minutes. once it did have some chances to equalise but it finished one mail to the league's. boss alone as a new manager kick a set suffered his 1st defeat since taking charge of the spanish champions beaten to nil away of valencia there was some fighting between the 2 sets of fans outside the mistah stadium before kickoff lanceolata issuing a statement saying those involved had nothing to do with the values of their club australia's men's football team of qualified for the olympic games for the 1st time since 2008 the australians beating defending champions is back to stand in the 3rd place player for the under $23.00 asian championships the only goal of the game coming from nick the augustine are history joint host japan saudi arabia and south korea as

seconds here west brom of knocked out west ham of the premier league goal from qana townsend decidingthis one winning return to the one study with west brom manager stuff and village was fired by west ham in 2017. and leicester all of a spirited challenge from 2nd see brentford can each year not shows scoring the only goal of this game just to just 4 minutes branford well they did have chances to equalise but it finished one nil to the premier league's. new manager kick a city and suffered his 1st defeat since taking charge of the spanish champions beaten 2 nil away for once hear those fighting between the 2 sets of fans outside the stadium before kick off the lens year later issuing a statement saying those involved had nothing to do with the values of their claims . australia's men's football team is just qualified for the olympic games for the 1st time since 2008 the aussies beating defending champions is back a stand in the 3rd place play for the under $23.00 asian championships the only goal of the game coming here from nick there a stain or astrologer in frost japan saudi arabia

not by going himself instead the japanese legal system had been bad from seeing his wife and want to qana called a violation of human rights and another lawyer was being spied on gone as promising to tell his side of the story this week alexia brian al jazeera. to australia now and firefighters are bracing for a difficult night says hot and windy conditions continue to spread bushfires. nearly 155 burning in new south wales and dozen of which are out of control in south australia 2 people are confirmed dead after their. own kind ruined and dozens more properties have been destroyed in several states in victoria at least a 1000000 hectares of bushland has been burned and 6 people are missing tens of thousands of people have fled the worst affected areas in the southeast where the state's leader says firefighters are facing challenging conditions the 40 temperatures plus the wind gusts may not only is the situation exacerbated now but it also means that when the subway does come in that chinese where there will exacerbate existing conditions we are in for a long notch when it's from jessica