talk to me about how well you knew sir fazle hasan abed and how you knew him.en visited bangladesh because it was kind of an inspiring model of what education and the empowerment of women and an organisation like brac could achieve and it really was kind of extraordinary how bangladesh, which henry kissinger had famously dismissed as the world's basketcase back in the beginning of the 1970s, has enjoyed economic growth and fertility growth and it was not hard because abed focused on education and empowering rural, impoverished women and today, there are more girls in high school in bangladesh than boys because that isa in bangladesh than boys because that is a remarkable achievement and in many ways that is abed's fingerprints on it. so i saw him at conferences and in bangladesh and i grew to enormously admire what he had done, not only in his own country but later expanding that into afghanistan, south sudan, and he was really a giant over the last century in global development. he was so passionate, wasn't he, and so patient —— driven and so passionate about

shinzo abe is facing a tough and to 2019 amid allegations of corruption. the latest poll finds his popularity rating has sunk to its lowest level in more than a year, falling below 40%. he's the country's longest-serving premier and has been able to deflect scandals in the past, but the latest allegations pose a serious threat to his chances of a fourth term. and japan's national broadcaster issued a hasty retraction in the early hours of friday morning after mistakenly issuing a nationwide alert of a north korean missile launch heading over the country. in hk sent it accidentally issued a practice alert warning that a north korean missile had fallen 2000 kilometers east of a akaido.-- east of it is the second time they have made a false alert. paul: thanks. we are counting down to economic data coming up in japan, including jobless numbers. prime minister shinzo abe and the boj push for corporate's to boost wages. formberg's senior editor "daybreak," brian fowler, joins us now. what is the just of the prime minister's comments? -- what is the just -- what

abbed: yes.with tents, people were under the tents for about 7 years, and later on the un saw that it was not temporary as it was supposed to be so they started building what they call shelters. >> kid on street: hello, hello, hello. >> anthony: first impressions of the camp, there's a remarkable number of kids. [ speaks arabic ] >> abbed: now it's about 6,000 people and 2/3rds are under 18 years old so it's a very young population. unfortunately with the continuous degradation of political and economic situation, we are in a situation where we have no playgrounds or green spaces anymore. >> anthony: children play in the streets beneath wall covered in images of martyrs, plane hijackers, political prisoners. >> anthony: 6,000 people of that number, 66 percent are under the age of 18 and i don't care where that is in the world, that's pretty much a recipe for unruly behavior i think would be the best. >> abbed: well, especially yes. especially when you don't have any possibilities to evacuate the

con esa polÍtica, el gobernador gavin newsom firmÓ la ley ab 32 que establece que a partir del 1 de eneroump responde asig casi $7,000,000,000 a empresas privadas para que expanda centros de detenciÓn de inmigrantes de una forma dramÁtica. casi van a poder detener a 8000 migrantes mÁs. reportera: juan josÉ gutiérrez dice que a pesar de que la ley estatal estÁ a unos dÍas de entrar en vigor, el gobierno federal ya firmÓ contratos con empresas privadas para la construcciÓn o ampliación de cuatro cÁrceles en san diego, calÉxico, adelanto y bakersfield. tendrÍan cupo para otros 4000 detenidos. fueron diseÑadas para expandirse en un futuro. a esta polÉmica el portavoz de ice, en un comunicado declarÓ que los contratos del gobierno federal no estÁn sujetos a la nueva regulaciÓn de california. la ley ab 32 es inapropiada y perjudicial porque fue creada para obstruir la aplicaciÓn de la ley federal. a esto, los recientes de california respondieron que tienen muy claro lo que quieren. >> que haya votaciones para que el presidente no haga lo que quiera. si no, lo que cada estado decida. >> el gober

shery: shinzo abe faces year-end pressure. his popularity is sinking to its lowest in more than a year. japan is coming online alongside the south korea as well. let's get straight to the market action with sophie. sophie. sophie: we are in the final stretch of 2019. japanese stocks did manage to pull through on thursday. the topix with an eight day drop. the topix hitting ground along with the nikkei 225. today, stocks are trading ex-dividend today. let's check in on the open in seoul. we are seeing downside moves for the kospi. we will see what the index can crack 2200 points. switching it now to check in on the mood in sydney, the asx 200 gaining some ground with gold miners among the biggest advancers. resolute leading the pack, jumping 7.5 percent earlier with spot gold on course for the best year since 2010. jumping into the terminal, that momentum could make for a solid 2020 for gold as traders make attempts to carve out a higher trading range after bully and has added 18% this year and goldman is among the bulls. price

i didn't know about the ab five hat's it consist of?> all the drivers such as uber and lyft and door dash delivery drivers that current under ab five bill. >> not 100% certain but if that's the case i will probably sayye bye because i don't think they are giving me what i can make potentially as asa ry. >> the law is meant to empower gig economy workers and give them protections they haven't had accessto. but at the same time it could hinder flexibility. i think the most important thing is people suld have the opportunity to decide if they want to be an employee. contract lawy doctors and r a engineers but not so for truck drivers and freelance journalists. uber lyft and door dash failing sure a carve-out for drivers are vowing to spend $90 on a ballotti iive to counter the effects of ab 5. meanwhile uber and lyft outed the bill as a risk factor in sec filings as analyst predict itd co cost them hundred of millions. uber and lyft say the drivers will remainhe contractors w the law goes into effect, likely leading to a flu of lawsuits. w

you have shinzo abe a couple of years had a general election.e's been trying to fight the public perception game as well. it's worked for him in using south korea as the bad element here. in fact, just before leaving for china abe said the onus is on the south koreans to make this issue better. the recent study from the japanese government, a poll of citizens found a record high number of japanese citizens, 87.9% of japanese according to a government poll say relations with south korea are not good. for their part, south koreans have also vilified the japanese using the historical context there. paul: stephen engle, thanks very much for joining us. we have more to come on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery ahn: this is daybreak asia. i'm shery ahn in new york. paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. a quick check of the latest headlines. aret bank and -- raising their bid to buy out lion. valuing it as $12 billion. engineering a complex deal that would create a japanese tech champion to compete with google and amazon and tencent. shery ahn: brown

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shinzo abe speaking there.een talking about him saying he told president moon and premier league that it is important to support the u.s. with the north korea peace process. that's it from bloomberg markets. ♪ ♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs in san francisco, in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up in the next hour -- stock record. tesla shares touched $420, the goal price elon musk outlined this past summer. he joked about the milestone on twitter. how much higher can it go? plus, automated hacking. in 2020, online risks will morph into new threats. is your information fe

matt: japan takes the lead, shinzo abe announces a package with $240 billion. will europe follow suit? anna: another luxury buyout? kering has talks on a deal with montclair. in search of consensus, oil eases ahead of today's opec meeting after the biggest surge in over two months. we await the pricing of saudi aramco's ipo. matt: i am looking first and foremost at the pound as i pull up my worksheet this morning, i .oticed another spike today this is the three-day chart. it looks like markets are getting more confident in conservative victory in the upcoming election, just a little over one week from now. take a look at the futures in europe. we have trade optimism that started this time yesterday after a bloomberg school saying the u.s. and china are closer to a phase one deal than the rhetoric would lead you to believe. the japanese stimulus witching , daxes up both in europe futures up 0.2%, but the futures up 0.2% as well, and in the u.s. u.s. futures, green arrows. dow jones, s&p 500 many contracts in the green. we will see if those futures for the ftse 1

assemblyman kevin kiley are set to file a bill this year that would void the new law commonly called ab 5 this new law will redefine workers that would classically be considered independent contractors has now employees across several industries what we're doing introduced constitutional amendment that we can clearly define california complications, what independent contractor >>anyone might want to make sure another country to show much about weight we don't have this constant tinkering melendez is proposal comes as the state faces multiple lawsuits for enacting ab 5 from groups, including freelancers and truckers several claim their business or job was lost or is in jeopardy because of the leaders of rideshare apps like uber and lyft are putting up millions for a 2020 ballot initiative to let voters decide if ab 5 should apply to their workers supporters of the law say employers misclassifying workers as independent contractors to bypass wage and benefit protections, the bill's author assemblywoman lorena gonzalez tweeted tuesday in part. >>worker misclassification hurts everyone we w

we have already had abe and moon holding separate meetings.he issues of human rights in hong kong. tot is more important is crown the improvement of relationships between japan and china by having xi, on a state visit. he does not want anything to get in the way of that visit in the spring. terms of the relationship between japan and south korea at the moment, to what extent is the domestic political environment in each of those two countries hampering progress? isabel: as you say, that is a very important factor at the moment. while there is some indicator that governments see the importance of their relationship, especially in relation to the increased threats in north korea recently, and they perhaps want to try and improve things, if you look at the opinion policies, there's really not a lot of enthusiasm. there was one yesterday from the nikkei newspaper that showed 70% of japanese did not see any hurry to improve relationships with south korea, and we have also seen an increase in the number of south koreans who say they are taking part

assemblyman kevin kiley are set to file a bill this year that would void the new law commonly called ab 5 this new law will redefine workers that would classically be considered independent contractors has now employees across several industries what we're doing introduced constitutional amendment that we can clearly define california complications what independent contractor anyone might want to make sure another country to show much about weight we don't have this. >>tinkering melendez is proposal comes as the state faces multiple lawsuits for enacting ab 5 from groups, including freelancers and truckers several claim their business or job was lost or is in jeopardy because of the leaders of rideshare apps like uber and lyft are putting up millions for a 2020 ballot initiative to let voters decide if ab 5 should apply to their workers supporters of the law say employers misclassifying workers as independent contractors to bypass wage and benefit protections, the bill's author assemblywoman lorena gonzalez tweeted tuesday in part. >>worker misclassification hurts everyone we will conti

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tuesday, shinzo abe and moon jae-in will meet in china. the summit is an attempt to patch tensions between the asian neighbors. day, european equity markets will be closed. lower volume and -- no volume for certain markets and thursday is when prime minister netanyahu faces a challenge up -- to the leadership of the party after failing to form a government. let's talk about trade and not the usual tensions between the u.s. and china. there is escalation cost true trade wars -- two trade wars. move is cutting tariffs, a partly aimed at expanding imports. the news comes as beijing and washington work to finalize the signing of the first phase of the trade deal next month. japan and south korea agree to negotiate on export controls. president moon jae-in and prime minister shinzo abe will meet for bilateral talks i tuesday, tomorrow. joining us to discuss in more detail, bloombergs executive editor for greater china john liu. why is china cutting tariffs now? remind us the process involved. john: some of the products include pork, which is im

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kathleen: shinzo abe unveiled a massive stimulus plan. we discuss all of this and more.his is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ you are watching daybreak asia. it is another busy week for bloomberg economic data. in addition to the tariff increases sunday, investors will be eyeing signals from the last fed decision for the year. let's bring back our guest. pivotal week for emerging markets. i know you covered china and australia but you also cover indonesia and others. some people say the dovishness, if we hear the ecb and the fed are not ready to cut rates will they will sit tight. this could be a big deal for emerging markets. >> what is the case. we have seen -- and that is the case. we have seen the bank of indonesia has been aggressive with dialing back the stimulus they introduced in 2018. now the fed looks like it will be an extended pause. they have really taken a pause. they are not introducing the same level of monetary stimulus they were earlier in the year. it is the case for other places. they don't have the same flexibility to release monetary stimulus why

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a, b, ab, and o. >> patient in room 216 needs a transfusion right away. >> i will give it to him, i am his brother! >> stanley, he's dead. >> yes, but he would not have been if we'd been more scientific about it. brother or no brother, what he needs is type a. >> the right blood donor for him could belong to any race. since the four blood types appear in all races. >> we are not really so different at all. like you say, it's just the frills. only, wait a minute, i got a question. how come we live like this, and uh -- >> it wasn't always that way. for instance, at a stage of history, when the same time when the whites of europe were little better than savages, the darker skined people to the near east of africa have flourishing cultures. the great civilization of northern china had begun to develop. all people contributed to civilization, reaching high levels at different times. each learning from the experience of the other. but there were certain basic ideas which were common to all branches of the human race. belief in a supreme being, in the home, and the family. how civilized a per

was brought together by the think tank on behalf of the state government to game out the technical Ãbey were challenged to come up with the best unobtrusive comprehensive surveillance system they could and after considerable work they designed an electronic funds transfer system. which is to say something like our systems of credit and debit cards. the reason being, it gives you a time stamped geocoded place in which you engage in every aspect of your life that involves any form of transaction images you data about the transaction and of its computerized and in real time it can react to your purchases to, for example, decline your ability to purchase something the state has decided you should not have. real-time price gouging and redlining deliberate forms of almost completely invisible coercion control over assets. this was not that long after, it's easy to forget that atwood's marvelous and horrific sense, marvelous book the handmaid's tale begins as a nightmare about electronic money. one of the first moves of the project of gilead and disenfranchising all the women is to use datab

shinzo abe has announced a massive stimulus package to boost growth. been dealing in a slump in exports, a string of natural disasters, in the fallout from the sales tax hike. the fiscal measures will total $119 billion. yvonne: that's right. japan set to be at the center of major developments in the coming year, bloomberg live, the year ahead event has kicked off in tokyo. one of our keynote speakers is jun ohta. he joins us live from tokyo. thank you for joining us. big news today in japan is the government is set to unveil this massive fiscal stimulus package. tell us, what do you think you would like to see in this package to help the economy as well as the banks? jun: i think it is hurtful for the economy of japan. after the tax, there are some who are afraid of the economy. to stimulate the economy [indiscernible] this is david and hong kong. i'm beside yvonne. question,n yvonne's interest rates for the most part of the last 10 years and japan have either been at zero or below zero. do you think lower rates have helped the economic activity picku

assemblyman kevin kiley are set to file a bill this year that would void the new law commonly called ab 5 this new law will redefine workers that would classically be considered independent contractors has now employees across several industries what we're doing owns in traditional constitutional and that my clearly define california complications what independent contractor anyone might want to make sure another country to show much about weight we don't have this. >>tinkering melendez is proposal comes as the state faces multiple lawsuits for enacting ab 5 from groups, including freelancers and truckers several claim their business or job was lost or is in jeopardy because of the leaders of rideshare apps like uber and lyft are putting up millions for a 2020 ballot initiative to let voters decide if ab 5 should apply to their workers supporters of the law say employers misclassifying workers as independent contractors to bypass wage and benefit protections, the bill's author assemblywoman lorena gonzalez tweeted tuesday in part. >>worker misclassification hurts everyone we will contin

assemblyman kevin kiley are set to file a bill this year that would void the new law commonly called ab 5 this new law will redefine workers that would classically be considered independent contractors has now employees across several industries what we're doing introduced constitutional amendment that we can clearly define california constitution, what independent contractor is. >>anyone might want to make sure another country to show that much about weight we don't have this constant tinkering melendez is proposal comes as the state faces multiple lawsuits for enacting ab 5 from groups, including freelancers and truckers several claim their business or job was lost or is in jeopardy because of the leaders of rideshare apps like uber and lyft are putting up millions for a 2020 ballot initiative to let voters decide if ab 5 should apply to their workers supporters of the law say employers misclassifying workers as independent contractors to bypass wage and benefit protections, the bill's author assemblywoman lorena gonzalez tweeted tuesday in part. >>worker misclassification hurts every

one of the pioneers of new approaches to international development, sir fazle hasan abed, has died.h rural advancement committee, also known as brac, in 1972. it's now one of the world's largest ngos, operating in 11 asian and african countries. brac is said to have lifted 150 million people out of poverty. nicholas kristof is a columnist with the new york times who knew sir fazle. he told me more about his legacy. so i think it's a few things. one is that when he began in the development space, it was really about westerners sitting around conference rooms in places like london and washington and deciding what was best for people in villages half a world away. and that never really worked terribly well. and abed was a leader in the developing world's own responses to poverty, and the truth is that when there was local ownership, it worked a lot better. you know, the us did a lot of projects in afghanistan. they were not vastly successful. brac did work in afghanistan. when american—built tools were blown up, brac‘s continued. so i think one is the local ownership development. i thi

billion package course, $240 billion is enough according to prime minister robert -- prime minister abe. let's take a look at where the gdb czar at this time. saying it is not enough to lift inflation to 2%. at where the kiwi is right now, rising to a four-month high to the dollar. >> let's have a look at what is going on with the indian market, all about reserve bank of india and they are expecting another cut. if we do get it, it will be the six straight cut. -- somewheresome between 25 and 50 basis points. some gains inee the indian market, looking at the rupee, a little pressure there at the moment. it is pretty much stable and ahead of that decision by the reserve bank of india, they tried to address sluggish growth , showingnomy expanding the weak us of growth we have seen since the beginning of 2013. to a central bank governors elsewhere, we are talking about kuroda and the first word news. with theng in japan prime minister has announced a massive stimulus package, dealing with a slump in exports. package is worth $239 billion, roughly half of the stimulus measure. they say it w

prime minister shinzo abe from tokyo and ciel‘s president moonjae—in.there? because it is the first meeting that had in15 because it is the first meeting that had in 15 months and it comes amidst heightened tensions between these two key us allies. it all dates back to historical dispute whenjapan occupied the crimean potential are between 1910 and 19115. last year, a court hearing soul ordered that the workers who laboured forjapan during the second world war word due compensation. japan says it was all sorted out in a treaty between the two countries signed in 1965. earlier this year, japan imposed trade restrictions on key chemicals needed by south korean technology firms. south korea retaliated with its owner trade cuts. things deepened from there in fact, a key security pact between the united states and japan and japan and south korea was put on hold for a while and it seemed south korea would not renew it. in fact, they are still considering not renewing it because of these are deepening rows. it is unlikely they will be huge progress between the

assemblyman kevin kiley are set to file a bill this year that would void the new law commonly called ab 5 this new law will redefine workers that would classically be considered independent contractors has now employees across several industries what we're doing owns in traditional constitutional and that my we can clearly define california complications, what independent contractor >>anyone might want to make sure another country to show much about weight we don't have this constant tinkering melendez is proposal comes as the state faces multiple lawsuits for enacting ab 5 from groups, including freelancers and truckers several claim their business or job was lost or is in jeopardy because of the leaders of rideshare apps like uber and lyft are putting up millions for a 2020 ballot initiative to let voters decide if ab 5 should apply to their workers supporters of the law say employers misclassifying workers as independent contractors to bypass wage and benefit protections, the bill's author assemblywoman lorena gonzalez tweeted tuesday in part. >>worker misclassification hurts everyon

do you get to keep your abs or does marvel repossess them?me with me. >> stephen: yeah. >> yeah, they let me keep them. >> stephen: now, the first time i ever interviewed you-- >> i lost them. i lost them about-- >> stephen: really? >> when i had to do the bad version of miles they said, "maybe lose the abs." >> stephen: well, the first time i interviewed you back on "the colbert report." which was a disaster of an interview. do you remember it? an absolute crashing disaster. >> i do remember it but i-- god, was it that bad? >> stephen: you were great. you were great. i was a disaster because i just, i wanted you to have a good time. >> oh, i had a great time. are you kidding me? it was awesome, it was great. but i assume there are disasters because most of the interviews i do tend to-- >> stephen: well, this is one thing i will say to you is that i asked you if you were going to get jacked for the part of "ant- man" because you hadn't played the part yet, and you were like, "what does that mean, jacked? but you did. you got jacked. >> i did,

>>constant tinkering melendez is proposal comes as the state faces multiple lawsuits for enacting ab 5 from groups, including freelancers and truckers several claim their business or job was lost or is in jeopardy because of the leaders of rideshare apps like uber and lyft are putting up millions for a 2020 ballot initiative to let voters decide if ab 5 should apply to their workers supporters of the law say employers misclassifying workers as independent contractors to bypass wage and benefit protections, the bill's author assemblywoman lorena gonzalez tweeted tuesday in part. >>worker misclassification hurts everyone we will continue to clarify this law but rest assured it mom to be replaced who people to be treated fairly early protection under the law to star in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>california's recent vaccination lies boosting vaccination rates in high-risk areas where the vaccination rates are usually the lowest. that's according to a new study has found the law passed in 2016 contributed to a 3.3% increase statewide for measles mumps and rubella vaccine. th

so we have a number of candidates who are senators who may not be ab to beon the trail on the lead up to some of these key contest because i have to beonin washindc for an impeachment trial. if you are senator elizabeth warren or bernie sanders or amy klobuc r. you're probaboking at this and say does my january look substantially different than i thought it would a couple a months ago? >> lot of flights. one senator who does not have to make that calculation is, let harris from lifornia. she goout of the race. you have been covering hers and she launched thcampaign in january. what went wrong? it started off so promising for kamala harris. >> i thatk those expens that were set from the very beginning, that's really sort of dazzling lunch rally in oakland, really strongfirst debate performance against joe biden set expectations that gh would be for any politician to hit and particularly someone like kamala harris , she had the kind of raw attributes that should make a strong politician. but the truth is, it never quite clicked into gear. i think for those of us, all o have covered her

assemblyman kevin kiley are set to file a bill this year that would void the new law commonly called ab 5 this new law will redefine workers that would classically be considered independent contractors has now employees across several industries what we're doing owns introduced constitutional amendment that we can clearly define california complication, what independent contractor is. >>any anyone might want to make sure that. another country to show about weight we don't have this constant tinkering melendez is proposal comes as the state faces multiple lawsuits for enacting ab 5 from groups, including freelancers and truckers several claim their business or job was lost or is in jeopardy because of the leaders of rideshare apps like uber and lyft are putting up millions for a 2020 ballot initiative to let voters decide if ab 5 should apply to their workers supporters of the law say employers misclassifying workers as independent contractors to bypass wage and benefit protections, the bill's author assemblywoman lorena gonzalez tweeted tuesday in part. >>worker misclassification hurts

you mentioned shinzo abe had to cancel his trip.inister had to be canceled. it threatens to stain india's image as a secular democracy, at a time when india is moving closer to the u.s., strategically. in a broader sense, the trumpet bringration has sought to india on board as a counterbalance against china and refers to this as the indo pacific region. administration would like to see everyone getting along and india being a reliable partner. shery: thank you, asia government managing editor. coming up, more on investment trinh's report. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, relax. i got this. which gps are you using anyway? a little something called instinct. been using it for years. yeah, that's what i'm afraid of. he knows exactly where we're going. my whole body is a compass. oh boy... the my account app makes today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. not my thing. beijing,9:00 a.m. in welcome to bloom

stimuluske of a package from prime minister abe, the japanese yen giving back a little. aussie dollar having a great run . tick lower, and we are awaiting interest rates decision from the bank of indonesia. they are expected to keep the key policy rate at 5%. rishaad: we got the nifty futures in india with about 43 minutes before the start of the session, off a little bit. will we get another record high? we found ourselves in this position yesterday. the market up 1.1%. currently wise, flat below the 71 rupee level. tenure yields under some pressure. we have this story from the bank of india suggesting they are comfortable with a bigger budget gap, which would mean there would be less bond issuance. 6.71%.10 year, we go to new york and su keenan. the house of representatives have impeached president trump for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. he pressure ukraine to political rival, joe biden. it is only the third time in u.s. history lawmakers have invoked this constitutional sanction of the president. the impeachment will pass to the senate for a trial. a rat

i compare him to abe lincoln. anyone who is a student of history will know that abe lincoln was treated by the establishment the way trump has been treated by the establishment. i think trouble go down in history as one of the best presidents that we have had. where isthe way, boyertown, pennsylvania? caller: i am not in pencil yltucky--i'mnns close. madeleine dean is my new representative. i got gerrymandered in with a bunch of democrats, so unfortunately my representative in the house is a democrat who just voted to impeach the president on the judiciary committee. host: we will get a response to your comments. thank you for phoning in. guest: bill is a perfect example of those voters who went hidden in plain sight. voter -- pollsters did not understand this vote for obama and then this vote for trump because they seemed so polar opposite. i always see them as the other side of the coin of each other in that both of them ran on hope and change. it's just that my profession tends to not understand what make ameri

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you know in some cases ab us has profited from the situation there have been a few clients in secure a whether to order us planes or boeing planes they eventually decided for us but the general capacity the potential for ever to profit from this is limited you know production for the a $320.00 airbus which is the plane competing against the 737 max is running at full capacity of us is producing and delivering $58320.00 days a month and there's a backlog of $6000.00 planes so everest cannot immediately boost deliveries. or thank you for that stay with us we're going to talk about france in a moment where workers continue their protests against the government's new pension plans the transport sector is hardest hit flights in and out of paris all told will be reduced by 20 percent today and many train services are cancelled as well with christmas approaching fast all the makers worry the strikes could spoil their travel plans. the french government wants to merge 42 existing pension schemes into one workers want to hold on to their retirement packages some with privileges like early ret

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japanese premier shinzo abe a south korean president mungy and held a summit in chengdu china north korea says it will take unspecified action if sanctions against it are not lifted by the end of the year. they called it a new era of the 3 kingdoms as for leaders of china japan and south korea met for talks but the one we just setting the agenda for summit was not at the table. north korea's kim jong il after the latest tests of a missile launch site earlier this month regional powers are concerned pyongyang is about to undo efforts to ease tensions. and we agreed that peace on the korean peninsula was in the common interest of the 3 countries we also agreed to make efforts together to help promote north korea u.s. dialogue for denuclearization and peace. the possibility of north korea turning into serious nuclear threat has become more tangible after february summit between kin and u.s. president on a trump fails to deliver any results. to come and threat of a north korean attack has forced to pan and south korea to overcome their own bilateral tensions over their colonial history. i am

n likearing abe lincol ball: an overview of june b early's campaign." [applause] marc: thank you very much, childs, for that great introduction. thank you for reading it the way i wrote it. talk.ing to do a kickoff battle and thehe subsequent attack on washington, d.c. i wanted tell you for a start, this is my only civil war bark. i have written nine books. i'm working on my 10th. i don't pretend to be an expert on the civil war. i did teach history at lord fairfax community college in warrington, virginia. i taught the survey class. teach these civil war, but my depth of knowledge is not strong. however, i do know an awful lot about one particular part of the civil war, and i just want to ask you when it comes time for questions, if you would please keep your questions within that area of what i know most about, ok? will answer any questions about the civil war as long as they are, have to do with what happened between june 13 -- sorry -- i will expand that to june 12 -- [laughter] and in the eastern theater and the north of richmond and we are all set

these three men, from the left, chinese premier li keqiang, japanese prime minister shinzo abe and southident moon jae—in, they will be meeting in beijing and chengdu this christmas week but historical tensions over issues dating back to the second world war have repeatedly prevented any major breakthroughs on the economic and political fronts, any major breakthroughs on the economic and politicalfronts, but from the‘s trade war with china may have changed the dynamics. —— president trump's. the rest of the week... later today japan's central bank releases the details of its monetary policy decision from november. then on tuesday, christmas eve, the bank of korea's financial stability board will have its meeting and then christmas day is not a public holiday injapan or china, with the bank of japan's governor speaking at an event. on thursday, japan reports its retail sales for the month of november and this is important because this is the data that could see the impact from the governor raising the country's sales tax from 8—10% in october —— government. to the philippines, where presi

i have been asked about this abe program, and walking down commercial street in my neighborhood, i can tell that the businesses have heard about it. they are installing the automatic door openers because they have to comply. there is more buzz out there. i am thinking many of the businesses are in compliance or one step away. we need to encourage people to submit. >> we will double up our effort to reach out to that already compliant category. that will definitely shrink the universe. when we get a better understand how many are infeasible, then we will know what is the compliant sweet spot to get to, so to speak. >> there also may be an element of the vacant storefront issue in this as well. >> there definitely is. >> trying to understand how m.r.i. own this building somebody is going to do major renovation when i went it to them, therefore i am not changing it right now. >> or reluck tans of the tenant to sign the lease. >> exactly. highlighting those for the benefit of the legislators so they can either give incentives for owners who have vacant storefronts to make the property comp

i heard the one person, used to be 5 or 6 and down to one, honest abe lincoln, they say he got the worstress of anybody. i dispute it. sean: 2020 is here. you said joe makes it, elizabeth warren, hers to lose, you had bernie, mayor pete, kamala harris. then you look at their positions, to marginal tax rate 73%, 90% corporate tax rate. the new green deal $96 trillion in ten years, medicare for all, no private options, running against one of those. >> i don't want to talk about it. last time i took on elizabeth warren i thought she was gone. burning embers. pocahontas. there is only one. it is not her. what happened. she rose from the ashes and i give her credit for that. as far as i'm concerned the green new deal is fine. all of it is fine. paying 96% in taxes is all fine because i want them to keep talking about it and when it is time to run i will run but i don't want to talk them out of it. it is too early, we are getting down to 12 months. the first one in the corner of that beautiful bill and i was in the first night, standing in an area where abe lincoln was, all of them were and th

injustices question about Ãb is it the city's position that any reasonable stops are permissible?asonable necessary stops. >> reasonably necessary, does that include stopping to visit your mother or use Ãa cup of coffee? his coffee reasonably necessary? >> probably depends who you ask. the police department. [laughter] the police department has affirmed and we made clear that the enforce position is stopped for a cup of coffee is not a problem. >> so what's going to qualify? i'm just a little unclear. >> the controlling standard here, i'm giving you the enforcement position of police department on the questions we considered that the controlling standard here should add that is provided by state law. we do not offer definitive construction of that law and i think the question about what that state law means is one that needs to be litigated probably in state courts. before there is any dispute here for constitutional adjudication the meaning of the law of demand to be determined. >> we have no representations to us as to what is direct and continuous other than coffee is okay. >>