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roz matheson there. the other big risk is with the ecb does. if they wind up over tightening. we are from the central bank governor saying they're not in restricted territory. and be surprised if rates rise the on the first quarter and too early to say. joining us now, are the risks increasing their we will over tighten from the ecb. >> that's not quite clear i would say. the ecb has said it will raise by half a point next week and probably by the same amount in march and what happens after that very much will depend on the economic outlook, of the forecast that will only be available, that said we've heard a lot of comments over the past couple of days. today is the last day for the quiet period ahead of next week's meeting. certainly they seem very determined to go strong to raise rates significantly in the next sessions to do so until the middle of next year. they have cautioned that the more gradual pace may be appropriate, that they should think about a slowing economy, about the fact rate increases are from the past couple of months only to reach the economy, so it's def

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ah, i'm rob matheson in doha, the top stories analogy 0 human rights watch is released. it's 2023 report looking at the conditions of human rights and more than a 100 countries. it says unchecked power around the world is leading to abuses and violations. phil robinson is deputy asia director at human rights watch. if we look at what's happening in afghanistan for women and girls, we look at what's happened obviously in ukraine with the russian invasion. the situation across the world unfortunately has gotten worse, but. busy we're also saying is, is the responsibility of many other governments. the not that the additional governments have cared about human rights from the european knee in north america. but governments from latin america, from africa, from middle east, other places to also step up and do something about human rights to recognize that they have an important role in promoting human rights and protecting human rights and not leave it to others. human rights watch says african leaders failed to tackle widespread abuses against civilians by security forces u

welcome, everybody i'm tyler matheson in for melissa lee, and that's "options action." opt desk tonight, mike khouw and bonawyn. face-off in the financials a texas size tussle in energy. with broad market sectors, not all individual industries are created equal, and tonight a fight within four sectors to declare the biggest etf winners and lose losers. let's start with financials. let's bring in carter worth. carter, set us up. >> you bet so at any given time while a whole sector might act a certain way, there's parts and subgroups that act differently we want to look at xlf all financials versus regional banks, kra one of the ways to draw the license, let's do it again together it has all the elements of a turn you can put in a well defined downturn the 150-day average is flattening and turning the definition of a bearish to bullish reversal look at kre, regional banks. it's the exact opposite. very bad week compared to the overall sector it's not just banks. you've got berkshire, the biggest holding. you've got private equity, broker dealer, and so forth. loser versus

hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news our live from doha. coming up for the next 60 minutes. ukraine says it's still holding out against a russian offensive and the eastern ton of solid off. but it warns the situation is difficult. a 2nd set of classified documents for joe. by these time his vice president has been found at his former office in washington, dc. cheryl anchors, former president citizen is find about the supreme court for failing to prevent the 2019 easter sunday attacks. and jeff beck has died at the age of 17 years. rock musicians are handling him as one of the greatest guitarists to hold on. i'm devin, ashwin sports as australia, crickets, him withdrawals from that war against afghan because of the taliban treatment of women and girls and, and lead unless he makes a winning return. if a parent and his 1st match is lifting the wildcat with argentina. ah, there we are. going to begin with the war in ukraine. keith says its forces are still holding on to the eastern time of sola dog. but the fighting is tough. nation mercenary

i'm tyler matheson in for melissa lee. there's no confusing the two of us this is almost almost from new york on the desk, tim seymour, bohbo bohnawyn the dow up 700 points. s&p jumping 2%, and nasdaq closing up 2.5%. seemingly goldilocks jobs report, helping fuel the turnaround just strong enough, just weak enough weak growth suggesting the idea inflation may be growing and just maybe the fed can get its soft landing for the economy, something everybody seems to want among this week's big winners include wynn, united airlines, raffle lauren, disney, and ford to name a few. but then just a short time ago, macy's warned its fourth quarter sales are expected to come in at the lower end of the range they previously gave the streak the stock dropping afterhours. tim, what did you learn this week >> welcome it's a goldilocks moment any time we have you on the desk if you think about the rallies where some of these that are so reliant on the consumer, on a day when, is the job market really weakening i look at apparel numbers an

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ah, some old matheson this is on the 0 live from doe hub, also kept me up from ukraine to mexico. 2022 was another deadly year. for journalists, we have a special report from some of the most dangerous countries for reporters, another mass shooting in the, in the us state of california. at least 7 people are killed. we of san francisco plus he all the 10 nominees for best motion picture of the we're going to tell you who the top contenders off. this is oscars. ah, if there is president vladimir zalinski says powerful steps are being taken to root out corruption at the highest levels of government. 5 regional governors have been dismissed from their posts in the countries deputy defense minister has resigned following an allegation that his department overpaid suppliers for soldiers food. the deputy infrastructure minister was detained on saturday. he suspected of getting kickbacks of up to $400000.00 in a deal to import generators. natasha bottles got more in this from keith. the cranium president of law dominion. lensky did indicate on monday, in a new address that he would be making

ah, i'm not matheson, this is all the 0 alive from doe hobb also tell me up. russia says has taken control of the eastern ukrainian town of sola dog. but keith says fighting continues brazil's top court orders and investigation into where the former president gyal bo scenario incited his supporters to storm government buildings. germany, it's really embarrassing itself right now. and climate act of as guttenberg joins protesters going to new heights to stop the expansion of a coal mine in western germany. ah, the u. k is called the execution of a british iranian national into chron, callous and cowardly. and always her up body was convicted of spine for the u. k. charges he denied the execution came despite last minute appeals for clemency from britain and the united states. but his primary services. so that says he's appalled and act bodie's. death won't go unpunished. when i speak now to wrestle, sarah, who's life for us in teheran, russell, the u. k. obviously responding pretty quickly to this, but was also interesting about this case is that either this or act body was deeply connected

house speaker: ah, i'm old matheson and this is all 0 live from dough hop. also coming up. the auto group is totally united behind jerusalem and alex on laws under how michelle eve palestinian anger of the u. n. a day after israel security minister makes an incursion into the all og, some mosque compound b, e. u recommends pre flight covered testing for chinese travelers. swan south korea says close to one 3rd of arrivals from china, a testing positive, and trying to stay fighting fits, but the wounds of war may have shot at the dreams of this ukrainian boxer. ah, for a 2nd day, republicans in the u. s. house of representatives were unable to elect a speaker for the 100 and 18th congress. it was the 1st time in a century that the result wasn't determined in the 1st ballot. john hendrick reports from capitol hill. it's a high stakes political stand off on one side, republican liter, kevin mccarthy, in most of his party on the other a cadre of strong willed republican rebels in 6 ballots. over 2 days mccarthy's mainstream republicans had failed to muster the votes, to elect h

we will talk about rba, and roslyn matheson will break down big developments when it comes to ukraine. >> microsoft said that growth in its cloud computing would fall. alex webb is standing by for us. it's all about the software from asia, it's one of the biggest growth drivers for the company. >> the irony is expectations a very high for azure. it's the pace of growth for azure that is going to slow. they are expecting it to slow by four or five percentage points. the stock had gained about 9% from a january trough an expectation has been that a lot of the bad news was frontloaded. they had made comments about where the earnings from the previous quarter were going to go. market expectation was for 2% growth. tom: alex webb on tech and the microsoft looked -- lookahead. austrians inflation accelerated to the fastest pace, exceeding forecasts and prompting money markets to price in an interest rate hike at the next meeting. the biggest contributors to inflation in australia last quarter, just how sticky is it? >> good morning to you. the biggest contributors are discretionary spending

ah i'm ro, matheson and doha, the top stories on al jazeera, poland says it wants to get approval to send a german made tanks to you.

for more, let's bring in roz matheson. talk about why we have the u.s.many coming together on this. >> the clock is ticking and this is happening now because there is a sense that russia may be gearing up as soon as next month for a fresh new offensive, possibly even to belarus in the north and that ukraine needs to get ready for that. not only just a potentially be able to stop russia in its tracks, but also to push russia back from the territories it occupied in recent months. the war on the ground is bogged down through the winter months, no one really making much ground, and this could be the moment for either country to make that push. for ukraine to be in a better position, they need these tanks and with speed, and that is the realization that has come through for germany and the u.s., under a lot of pressure from other countries in europe. we have seen poland being very pressing on germany for weeks to make this decision. tom: what impact would it have on the ground for ukrainians? rosalind: it would be substantial because they have been reliant o

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in paula investigate the youth and abuse of power around the world. february on a jesse ah roll matheson into the top stories and i was a 0. at least 7 israelis have been killed in an attack and occupied east jerusalem . it happened outside a synagogue, an illegal settlement of navy cars. the palestinian gunman was shot dead at the scene. it comes a day after is ready for his killed 10 palestinians and the occupied westbank, including 9 in rate. and the janine refugee diplomatic editor james base has more from occupied east jerusalem. this attack took place just hours after the start of the jewish holy day, shabat just hours after sundown. and let me show you the scene here. if you look back and you can see the 2 buses, they're just up the hill that is nearby cove. that is the settlement of navy a call. but it's there that the attacker drove past in his car, shooting into the synagogue, shooting into the worshippers who had been in the synagogue. you can see actually the car further down the hill. the attacker was shot dead and that is the vehicle, the toyota corolla that he was driving.

with amro matheson and doha, the top stories on al jazeera. we're going to begin with some breaking news out of the u. s. all flights across the united states have been grounded because of a system failure. the federal aviation administration says more than $400.00 flights were delayed within into, or out of the united states because of a technical glitch. no, it's not clear what that problem is. the f e has tweeted in the last few minutes, it says is still working to fully restore the notice to emissions system following an outage. while some functions are beginning to come back on line. the national airspeed system operations the remain limited and i think we can show you some live pictures of some of the flights in there that are being limited and grounded at the moment within the united states. these are flights ads, washington d. c. airport, our white house correspondent kimberly hall could, is joining us on the phone. now. kimberly the significance of this is at least in part the fact that it is on such an enormous scale as there's no qu

ready ah, time of pundents on i'll just lou gemara matheson and know how the tub stories on al jazeera, the vote for a new speaker in the us house of representatives will now go into a 3rd day. republican. kevin mccarthy has already lost in 6 runs the ballots. due to start again in a few hours, the republicans again failed to convince a group of hardliners to give him the job job handwritten reports from capitol hill . it's been a long in disappointing 2 days for kevin mccarthy in the vast majority of republicans who support him. 2 days, 6 votes, something it hasn't happened for a 100 years. it was a last time it took for more than one balance to choose the speaker. so they took a break for 3 hours to night, came back, had not made significant progress in simply adjourned for the night until noon to morrow. mccarthy has told reporters that he expects to have more votes tomorrow, but of course, he's hope for that each of the past 2 days. the palestinian ambassador to the united nations has spoken about the impact of what's been described as an incursion . israel's national security mini

ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news are live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. the battle for buck moved russia intensifies attacks and the eastern ukrainian city as it tries to seize more territory. for almost one year now, ukraine has stunned the world. the war in ukraine dominates the world economic forum in davos as leaders, vo support for key fears of a demographic crisis. china's population declines for the 1st time in 60 years, coupled with an economic slowdown and a 60 percent increase in the price of bread people queue for supplies as pakistan grapples with a shortage of wheat flour. and i'm far as small have all the way to sport, including a massive performance by andy murray at the australian open. the 3 time grand slam champion. hurry back to clock to some 13 seed mateo there, a teeny bucket spot insect. mm. were gonna begin in the front lines and eastern ukraine, where rushes intensifying, attacks on the city of bock boot moscow's trying to secure a rail victory in the region. after months of fighting it, craney and troops of di

. >> they will realize that the matheson work.border president biden was in el paso yesterday, it was his first visit to the border since he took, office and i want to share a bit of my colleague gabe gutierrez was reporting, watch this. we facing mounting pressure over his handling of the migrant crisis, today president biden met with president obrador. crucial, talks animus summit in mexico city, comes just one day after president biden's first visit to the southern border since taking office, where he met the officials in el paso. >> we need a lot of, resources and really get them for them. >> although he didn't meet with migrants, who has met with criticism from all sides. greg abbott handed the president a, letter blasting his policies for encouraging migrant influx, and arguing the visit came two years too late. >> has the federal government done enough to prevent this? >> to prevent? no. absolutely not. they are trying to cover bullet wounds with band-aids. >> jason, biden is obviously facing a ton of criticism from republi

ah ah hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news i live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, i clamped down and corruption in ukraine. the deputy defense minister, resigns after president zalinski vows to root out misconduct. another ma, shooting in the us state of california, at least 7 people are killed there. san francisco are human rights group filed a lawsuit against meal mars military to hold them responsible for genocide on war crimes and following relations major trades set to resume between china and australia after a 2 year long stand off and far as far have all the de sport as harry came, puts himself into the talking on the record books. the forward is now the clubs joint. all time leading scorer thanks. was winner against jim president, lot of me as a landscape says powerful stop. so be made to root out corruption at the highest levels of government is continuing to appeal for more military and financial aid from the international community. ukraine's deputy defense minister has resigned following an allegation that is department

on al jazeera ah, bold and i'm told stories from asia and the pacific on al jazeera ah umbrella matheson and doha, the top stories of the alta 0, rushes escalating if bombardment of the ukrainian city of buck mote is forces are trying to secure a rare military victory after months of fighting as ukrainian forces are digging in . meanwhile, the un human rights commission says 7000 civilians have been killed in ukraine since the start of the war. latasha barbara has more from keith. more than 11000 people have been injured and what the un says is that most of these injuries, most of these deaths were caused by a weapons by artillery a shilling and air strikes. not un report doesn't attribute responsibility, but there is no doubt in the minds of most ukrainians that this is the work of russian forces. the world economic forums underway and double switzerland with world leaders, vowing to continue their support for ukraine. your friends 1st lady addressed the gathering warning that russia's invasion could spill over. the border into europe says some likely what will happen to inflation when

a witness documentary on a just you know, ah ah, hello, i'm rob matheson and this is the news alive from doha coming up for the next 60 minutes. russia's foreign minister has to south africa. part of a push to build ties ahead of planned joint military drills of the country's coast . a massive power outage in pakistan, almost 220000000 people of without electricity after a widespread breakdown in the national grid protests in the occupied west bank as israel plans to demolish a village to make way for more illegals settlements. and hong kong welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors from mainland china for lunar new year's celebrations. after covet 19 restrictions are lifted on fire. if not all i have all the days, boy says, arsenal boss, me, cal ar, test i, this is believe is growing among his titled chasing players. my gunners had a 5 point lead at the top of the primarily table after leaving old rivals, manchester united, 2 mm . not nearly a year of fighting ukraine is appealing for more weapons to fight russia. it's neighbor, poland is pushing allies to send german made tanks. berli

ah, hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news i live from doha. coming out of the next 60 minutes, rush as the $36.00 are cease, fire comes into effect. but ukraine says it's a ploy to stop its troops advancing an eastern dome boss. but u. s. congress is paralyzed republican, contended kevin mccarthy fails for the historic 11th time. to secure enough votes to become the speaker of the house. here at one of the biggest hospitals invading the warrant that so overflowing with people and money, have to wait hours to see dr. hospitals in china under pressure from rising coven 19 infections just days before the country re opens its borders. terrifying scenes on board a flight in mexico, off to the arrest of a drug, sal leader, psychos violence, and in sport pharma, italy, psychos. yeah. look of the alley has died from cancer at 58 years old. ah, president vladimir putin unilateral cease fires come into effect in ukraine according to russian state television, but ukraine's leader has dismissed the 36 hour pause in fighting that coincides with the orthodo

ah this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm rob matheson and this is the news are live from doha. coming out of the next 60 minutes flights a halted across the us after computer outage of the federal aviation administration . this in germany began evicting climate protesters from a village in the northwest spines to find a coal mine fuel tension during an energy crisis. that'll isn't, it appears to the region begin handling in the heavy weapons. under review, signed the government under russian mercenary groups. step south is attacks on a ukrainian mining town in the east gym nationalists for that. saudi arabia is linked with another major move in the sporting world. off the buying went out to a new coffee and it is now being reported that came to degree w w e. wrestling. ah, we're going to begin this news. i was breaking news from the united states. all flight departures have been paused across the nation because of a system failure. at this point. there's no evidence of a cyber attack. according to the white house, my president joe biden has requested a full investigation into t

ah hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news i live from dill. hard coming up in the next 60 minutes. rushes photo ministers in south africa, part of a push to build ties. as muscle goes increasingly isolated because of its wall in ukraine. a massive power outage in pakistan, almost 220000000 people without electricity after a widespread breakdown and the national grid protests and the ocoee by west bank as israel plans to demolish a vintage to make way for more illegal settlements. and hong kong welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors from mainland china, from lunar new year's celebrations. october 19th, restriction, some lifted. i'm far as small. i have all the days a sport as our small boss, macau ar. test. as his belief is growing among his idol chasing players, the gunners have a 5 point lead at the top of the family table after eating old rivals. manchester united. ah. fallen says at once approval to send german made tanks to ukraine. berlin is coming under increased pressure to give the go ahead. as being discussed at a meeting of e u foreign ministers in brussels. moscow's

ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news are live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. police in germany beginning victim climate. protesters from a village has plans to expand a cold line fuel tensions during an energy crisis. rebels in ethiopia, ticket i region begin hunting in there. a heavy weapons underwood deal signed with a government, protest and bangladesh, the opposition's calling for the next general election to be held under a non partisan administration. perused, president faces a genocide on murder investigation for her handling of political violence that's killed dozens in the past month. and i'm given ash, with sport, our saudi arabia is linked with another major move in the sporting wowza after buying went out and new casa united is now being reported. the kingdoms agreed to take over w w e. wrestling. ah, we're going to start this news are in germany where police in the northwestern village of lord suassa evicting climate activists to allow the expansion of open pits, coal mine accords rejected. the protest is request to stay and p