it is also the question, it is not just the uk for finance, areas like technology and aia, areas wherehina is claiming leadership, can the united kingdom be a part of that success the united kingdom be a part of that success story? shares plunging, this is an outsourcing services company here in the uk and there was a real concern about the fact that it has had several profit warnings, it sounds like a similar tale to karelian art this article points out it is not the same tale and perhaps capita is not heading in the same direction as carillion. it is the key question of whether key services should be outsourced to private sectors, their argument that it has been able to do it more efficiently. it says its operations are too complex. it has over 100 contracts are extremely diverse and many argue it was a company that bought lots of other companies and has spread itself out to thinly. right. that is a question of oversight, the government relies on it, and it is inagym, government relies on it, and it is in a gym, where does that rely? people still need the services. they provide admin

it is not smart enough, the smartphone, and we hope that in the future, and aia smartphone to be an intelligentwhat is your prediction in five years from now, will you dominate the mobile phone industry, and will it be in an american market ina and will it be in an american market in a significant way? i think both. we can be number one globally. he was speaking to rick allenjones. a recent government report says new zealand could see $4 billion added to the economy with a revised transpacific partnership to the economy with a revised tra nspacific partnership kicks to the economy with a revised transpacific partnership kicks in later this year. let us —— that is welcome news for the new zealand economy, where growth is inspected to slow out —— slow donated this year. earlier i spoke to the country —— company's year. earlier i spoke to the country —— compa ny‘s new year. earlier i spoke to the country —— company's new finance minister, i asked him if the tpb would make a difference to the country's bottom line. i think the countries that have stayed the course with new zealand, canada, chile, c

lrry beil liveee >>> aia woman is suing the state to take her seriously about a creature she says she spotted proulx the sand bernardo mounts. >> our reporter talked to the woman about her incredible run in she says is no tall tale. >> all i kept thinks please don't get near us. >> she says she was walking down this remote trail near lake arrow head when it happened. >> are the kids scared. >> they won't come out. >> march 27th, 2017. her a two daughters saw it first. they're standing will look at something. >> but you're thinking. >> it's a bear. >> but she says it was no buried. what you see in the video she took that day is a sasquatch. >> he looked like a man with a lot of hair. massive. >> perched in the tree. >> i was trying to tell us i know about you please don't hurt us he scared at me. >> she called the authorities but says no one believed her. >> she goes, i'm sorry you saw a bear. and i said, no, no, no this was no ber. i know what i saw >> now she filed a lawsuit suing the california department of fish and wildlife for refusing to acknowledge the existence of big foot. >>

. >>> aia woman is suing the state to take her seriously about a creature she says she spotted proulx sand bernardo mounts. >> our reporter talked to the woman about her incredible run in she says is no tall tale. >> all i kept thinks please don't get near us. >> she says she was walking down this remote trail near lake arrow head when it happened. >> are the kids scared. >> they won't come out. >> march 27th, 2017. her a two daughters saw it first. they're standing will look at something. >> but you're thinking. >> it's a bear. >> but she says it was no buried. what you see in the video she took that day is a sasquatch. >> he looked like a man with a lot of hair. massive. >> perched in the tree. >> i was trying to tell us i know about you please don't hurt us he scared at me. >> she called the authorities but says no one believed her. >> she goes, i'm sorry you saw a bear. and i said, no, no, no this was no ber. i know what i saw >> now she filed a lawsuit suing the california department of fish and wildlife for refusing to acknowledge the existence of big foot. >> there is a lot of

this could be happening during aia. that does not seem to be the case so far this morning.enths of 1%. for the be a mixed bag casino. also considered what they have to say about the operators participating in that revenue growth. 13%her it will slow down to as opposed to the 19% in our revenue growth for casino operators last year. thank you so much for flushing out the open for us. our next guest, when we look at a crystal ball, do chinese returns this year look as good this year as last year? to dispute that. welcome to the program, wendy. we are looking at index levels. 4000 on china. what is the upside to all this? wendy: i think based on our target there is 10%-50% upside. that target goes closer down to the single digits. essentially, i think this is the first year where we will see rates go up and starting to uity prices great lester was spectacular for equ e ties. it is kind of difficult to repeat that. david: they were spoiled looking at those returns. 10%-15% are we still looking at the same drivers? what is going to lead to this? wendy: that is a very good questi

aia climbing after reporting a .8% rise for 2017 one cold air producer have surged with other producerssurgedproducer with other producers in the region, but felt over 5%. wenzhou bank dropping 7%. -- put a job at 7%. banknational dropping 7%. yousef: let's get to our next guest live on the line. withw, i want to start out a late-night decree from the real court, which usually has major implications. this time around it affects the military. what does that mean for what has power rapidly shifting position in the kingdom? >> there are always late-night decrees. i don't think i've ever had an early morning decree when it comes to saudi arabia. mbs likes to work late through the night. in this case, another overhaul of the traditional power bases in saudi arabia. he likes to shake things up. the reasons were given for these changes. we have seen sweeping changes in the military, some changes in civilian postings. it could he part of his drive to make saudi arabia meritocracy and bring in young leadership and people close to him. it could because of the war in lemon -- yemen is not going we

the aia guidelines. which i did not acquire by myself although some of the credit for it. and michael, and jennifer join me to talk to the committee about what we could offer and they would have questions which i would've fumbled with that these other people could answer very radically. and as a result we became the publisher for the chapter in chicago and i think that book is still doing well. that was fun. i will mention a book that i have just a small part in acquiring. one of the great joys of the tenure was that i was able to take on and one of the books that she acquired in really her fingerprints were on every page literally was stephen weights book. in one very high national media profile. he is really a model for the way that we need our authors to really connect with their audiences. not to rely on us but really rely on themselves as a link between the book and the reader. and he is just a master at that. the reason that book is so important i think is he really tells the story of ordinary people and why they matter. he looks at particular performers with the rec

aia out yesterday, and we saw the reaction in the markets.ime that bank reports earnings in hong kong. after the closing bell, we are expecting numbers out of anta sports and some of the biggest property developers in the city. a consistent theme, pretty mixed, only new world development nudging higher. ahead, lots ofng big names coming up on bloomberg tv, including bridgewater's founder ray dalio speaking to cut tom mackenzie -- to tom mackenzie for an exclusive interview from beijing at 4:30 in hong kong. newly sworn in fed chairman jerome powell will present the semiannual monetary policy report on tuesday and face questions about financial stability concerns and what the market is really watching out for. david: survey, right. i'm not sure if i will stay up for that. that is about 11:00 p.m.. will that world look completely different? it will be interesting. we were speaking earlier with j.p. morgan assets. the meeting in march will be important because of the revised forecasts on growth and the economy, so jerome powell has to strike tha

we have beentocks, watching aia group shares rise in hong kong.iness jumped 17% in the fourth quarter from a year earlier. also checking high in the hong kong session, stan chart. caltex australia says it's going to privatize a network by 2020 and analysts appear to like a piece of news. the equity markets have rallied as we showed you in the risk radar. to tokyo, traders expect continuity from jay powell. investors are looking ahead to how was congressional testimony. our guest joins us from our london studio. we are worlds apart we are mentally joined up. this is jerome powell's game to win. putting a putoid option but he wants to restore continuity and study the nerves. he has an interesting challenge in getting inflation at the 2% target. much talked about that rarely achieved. there are some signs it may well happen this year. the real question is what will happen to wages. index,the wage specifically the nonsupervisory area that still has potential, it's higher than japan. it's higher than the united kingdom. that's the underbelly of the par

pima ware of the project, such as the director going out and talking to boma later this month and the aia later in march. actually, the director is going to take a merchants walk with supervisor tang also toward the end of february , and we expect to do a -- more of those. so it's kind of a combination effort here to make pima ware and responsive, and it's a bigger universe than what we had to experience with soft story, so i think we'll get there. it'll just take a little more time to do so. the only other item i'll mention is we did have a hearing on vacant storefronts where supervisor norman yee and supervisor fewer in particular were anxious to have the department step up code enforcement and particularly to try and identify those vacant storefronts so we know how many there are and where they. director huey has had the inspection department step that up. they're in the process of having district inspectors go out and look foez ther these properties on literally a weekly basis, so we do believe in the next few weeks, we'll have a better database than we currently have, because as has

allison abericci is one of our architects on staff and allison received the 2018 aia young architects award this year. which is an award given annually to individuals who have been licensed less than 10 years. and who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and made contributions to the profession early in their careers. allison has been with us about a year now. she is in a number of -- she's worked in a number of other locations as well and we're very pleased that the a.i.a. has recognized her contributions. we wanted to publicly acknowledge and congratulate allison on the award. thank you. >> item 15, review of past event at the board of supervisor, board of apeels and historic preservation commission. >> good afternoon. aaron starr. the board did not meet this week but they did meet last week. in last week's land use committee hearing, first on the agenda was the gearey-masonic amendment. at the hearing, two people spoke in favour of the item after public comment. after that, they voted to forward the item to the full board with a positive recommendation. next on the agenda was s

but now they have aia asian aiport -- now they have agent support.portunities will show up. more impact on their products, going forward. haslinda: i want to look at the space going forward. consumers are moving away from windows-powered computers and relying more and more on gadgets, mobile appliances. where does that leave you and how are you preparing for the future of that? ralph: users are having multiple interactions with cloud-based and ai-based experiences. your car will support you, how you travel and commute and what information you get. from the manufacturing side, it is the every to you get recommendations. this will come in all kinds of experiences. it will come on mobile devices, pc devices, display devices. ai isxpecting clouded to getting the opportunity of all sorts of experiences we have as human beings. haslinda: what will that translate into earnings? revenue topped analyst estimates for microsoft. but how did asia do as a region? ralph: as you have seen, we are along the line of them azure -- teh -- the azure growth. had great fe

. >>> aia 9-year-old boy was honored for speaking out. whether the proper pronoun for the mayor should be their or his. there was no proper pronoun for a woman. so he wrote it in. his story went viral inspiring the hashtag be like ryland. >> on this valentine's day, we're going to start you off with not pink or red but international orange. an awfully pretty picture of the golden gate bridge. right now in san francisco, 120 couples are lined up to get married at city hall. that is a jump over the usual 36 to tie the knot. also alameda county clerk's office is