let's bring in alistair barr and selina wang.sung is perhaps vulnerable to what is happening in the broader economy, what is happening in this trade war. what are the highlights? selina: it's not just apple. it's overall slowing demand. as a memory chip business that has been suffering, weaker demand across the board as well as lower prices. the second part of it is the stagnating prices. they are betting on the next phone model of samsung which will include 5g technology. they have this full double smartphone this year. on the chip business, it is lower because apple is a key customer and they have lowered their guidance for the year. there is also the trade tensions hurting demand for these companies overall that would be buying their memory chips. emily: the memory chip business is the line share of their profit. alistair, does it seem apple has been hurt more since samsung? alistair: i think it does because the slowdown in china has been sharper than people expected in recent months. apple depends an iphone sales, especially

dw correspondent alistair walsh is at the site of the attack. he joins us now.lastair, talk us through what happened. alistair: : so last night, new year's eve here in bottrop, a a 50-year-old man from essen attempted to drive his car i io various groups of pedestrians. nearby he attempted to drive into one pedestrian but wawas unsuccessful. he then drove here to beberliner platatz, theenter r of town, the center of new year's eve celebrations last t night. people lighting off fireworks, that sort of thing. here he had driven into a group ofof people and ininjured four f them, syrians and ghghans. one of t those people e was seriously y injured. afteter that he enen drove too essen, w which is about 12 kilometers away, and attempted to do the same thing there with leless success. no one was seriously injured ththere. in terms of a motive, whwhen he was arrested he appaparently mae xenophobic s statements to pole. this was laterer backed up by te interior minister who said he had a clear intent to murder foreigners. but they are also working on the idea that he p

alistair cook is part of the bbc tea m alistair cook is part of the bbc team in antigua. of watching and playing test cricket, i cannot remember a day of test cricket like this. three hours, consistently, england batting hard. lunch was only two wickets and a pretty good effort. there has not been a huge amount of late drama on transfer day. a paraguayan international joining forfive years day. a paraguayan international joining for five years worth £20 million. another deal finalised joining for five years worth £20 million. another dealfinalised is for dennis suarezjoining arsenal. he had previously worked with unai emery, the arsenal manager. the super league title gift off to the worst possible start. beaten by st helens. they got offered perfect start. this try afterjust 93 seconds. wigan managed to get it back to 12—12 by the break. tries ceiling the win. an opening match in dublin. a first start in the competition it in six years playing at centre. elliot daly will start at full—back with mike brown left out entirely. england's world number one, justin rose is at s

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to return to our conversation with alistair macleod of gold money full disclosure i have a few shares of gold money yea they also welcome back the kaiser report that's my passion max already let's get into it alistair macleod the u.s. stock markets stood alone among world markets while other saw fall and we have rose so why is this is the u.s. really so much stronger than the rest of the world out there no not really i mean you know you i think you are in a bear market the reason i think you're in the same reason everybody else is and that is that the amount of money flowing into the financial sector throwing into financial assets is diminishing to the point where it's no lower than the rate of money flowing out of financial assets is really as simple as that having said that i mean nothing goes down a straight line so you get rallies you probably get counter-trend rally which could last months but i think the basic direction is bull market over the market started right now it's just a matter of the u.s. market lagging and that there i

therefore one of the options is the people's vote which people like alistair campbell and other peoplee been promoting for weeks and weeks. you can understand why they are actually doing it but if they are actually doing it but if they are actually doing it but if they are successful, it will have a backlash. one of the things which disappoints me more than anything else is the relationship of society depending on which camp. the bile, the hatred and the generally attitude people have towards each other is extremely damaging. we need to think about this very carefully. what you think about this idea of a second brexit poll? regardless... you want to leave, that is where your stance was in 2016. i'm trying to look at this objectively. people are saying, you would say that. i wouldn't necessarily. there is no question the mood has changed. the government has now lost control. the people have no say as far as i can see it in parliamentary control, with various factions that have come through, with sir vince cable and you have others in another area who wa nt to you have others in another

alistair: i think the decline in the shares quite shocked investors, and i think the revenue miss waste a shock too. he has to get out and defend the company for sure. perspective,ting apple is doing very well, very solidly. haveig question i always is that a lot rides on the new services and apple has not proved that any service, like apple video services, will do better than netflix. emily: in the meantime, samsung is indicating the rest of the year will be better as new smartphones launch. also, this year we watch the rollout of 5g. -- take a listen of -- had to say about that. and less people want the same kind of phone all over again. i'm hoping, and i believe 5g will be the turning point. emily: do think 5g could be a turning point? selina: i spoke with the samsung chief innovation officer and he cap saying all of the innovations that could be built on top of 5g. samsung also creates not just smartphones but these connected home devices. they want one software suite to speak from your phone to your refrigerator, to your thermometer. samsung has a grand plan of how they want all

former england captain alistair cook is part of the bbc team in antigua and offered this assessment of's efforts with the bat. i think it is about path. it has been a real tough day. in all of my experience for playing for england, i cannot remember a day where in the first three hours consistently as it has done today. england battled hard on the losing four makers. i think thatis on the losing four makers. i think that is a ready fair score. we're inside the final half an hour of transfer deadline day. dramatic developments in short supply, itbut some late activity to discuss with our correspondent, david ornstein. david, it concerns chelsea striker michy batshuayi... it does indeed. and 11 alec deal appears to be on the cards. he was on loan from chelsea fife valencia. they terminated the guilt. chelsea offered him a round. but they bitten on debates on the back we should say. he is in talks. the talks are ongoing. nothing has been agreed yet. the clock starts ticking. all parties are hoping that this is the deal we have been waiting for. parties are hoping that this is the dealwe h

off to syria and alistair and cancelled each other out in in their match the two teams played out a goal in a stroll taking a point each from their opening game you're watching news live from berlin wall coming at the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news and information out there on the prop on our website www dot com see you thanks alex. where i come from we have to fly in for a free for instance i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to be shot no and if you newspapers with official information as a journalist i have work on history for many characters and their problems are always the same for doing the social inequalities that can the freedom of the press . corruption weak on the floor to stay side.

alistair cook. and the former test captain is expecting to see a different england side in antigua.have to minutes. i'm fully expecting an england fight back from last week. they reported last week, they've openly admitted they were poor, and expecting that performance to be put to bed. there will be more match hardens from that experience, and ready to come to finally ready to go. can you put, can you push it away in the background? can you push it away in the background ? element well you can you push it away in the background? element well you have to. you know, as cricket and sportsman, you have to look forward, the opportunity is ahead of them, rather than behind. you have to learn lessons from last week, but most important, it's focusing on what can you control. the preparation for this week now, and your mental states going into obviously a big game. they are warming up with the west indies the music behind us, a lot of good for west indies cricket, that when two be fair. i'm hoping to see a lot of people here on the back of that. i think it will change the teams mentality as

giving constitutionally status to plus six of us army corps and we are also we have also given dr alistair just a six month life committees of us and so what agenda is to protect india's population of asylum along with those what prosecutors in pakistan bangladesh are of the distance so this is a lot at hand and it has nothing to do with the election law and by god election with local government elections took place and we get people with something bigger to be given how about that even under pressure but under pressure that you are the party and they also can't get it and they lost badly. so i'm going to jump in here because i want to bring in this comment we got live from someone who is a citizen of assam he says stop talking about hindu and muslim we the people of the northeast are suffering get those illegals out or make them live in northern india states indian states we don't care whether they're hindu or muslim this person goes on to say that they are from the northeastern state of us and whether hindu muslim or whatever i don't want them in my state modi should take them to ghostwr

we'll speak to alistair barrie, alongside the editor of the british comedy guide, in a moment.d brexit in a comedy club people just mentioned brexit in a comedy club peoplejust go, shut mentioned brexit in a comedy club people just go, shut up. it is all doom and gloom. nobody knows what is going on. it is really scary. why not have fond? if they came out tomorrow and said, we have had a chat and we're not going to do it, most of us would go, thank god! it's all right to have a joke about it. even nigel farage would go, not really, i don't mind. i have got a job at a radio station, it's brilliant. it's so not funny that it's funny. i'm going to die horribly for 20 minutes. then when you get annoyed i am going to tell you get annoyed i am going to tell you these are the onlyjobs available and stay on stage until next christmas. comedian alistair barrie and editor of the british comedy guide, aaron brown, are with us now. welcome. this was last night. yes, manchester comedy store. people will realise immediately you don't shy away from brexit? i tend to do jokes about the news. i

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without fa rules compelling alistair lloyd's county fa to report the threats to police, he felt his complaintre has not been enough changed, it will take some poor referee to die before anything happens. the fa, responsible for the development of referees across england, says it takes any assault on a referee with the utmost seriousness. of around 850,000 matches played each season in grassroots football, there were only 61 reported assaults — that's 0.01% of games. the fa says it remains a priority to tackle u na cce pta ble behaviour at grassroots level and it works alongside the county fa network to offer support to refs. players who assault referees now face a minimum of a five—year ban and fa figures show a 45% reduction in assault in the last two years. but charity ref support disputes this drop, saying many cases go unreported because of a lack of trust. a lot of people don't have faith in the system, so that's why they're not reporting. if they're not reporting, that will show the stats having gone down. let's not kid ourselves that it's getting better because it really isn't. go on,

here to discuss is a bloomberg tech editor alistair barr. of the biggest to companies in the world -- what is the significance of this? >> it is the story we have been getting used to, the smartphone is the best technology market that existed and is slowing down. the adjustment to that is going to be longer and more painful than people think. we know what they are going to do for the holiday quarter. how much do this supply to us chinese smartphone companies? >> huawei design their own chips. huawei is a big customer, too. emily: it is not just because of apple. >> no. that is a big one. often, huawei chips, the ones they design, go in wally phones -- huawei phones. they: how closely tied are supplier fortunes to apple versus the smartphone market in general? >> it is the smartphone market in general. apple really pioneered what they do so well. instead of buying a chip from it and tsee designed manufactures it. that has been a huge boom type of thing. when apple slows, they will suffer, as well. emily: we have heard negative news into the a

former captain alistair cooke has called his selection a brave decision.en people have died after a blast of polar air hit parts of the us and canada, with temperatures dropping as low as minus 40 celsius in some places. the authorities are warning people to stay indoors as much as possible, and not to breathe too deeply or talk whilst outside. efforts are also being made to bring homeless people off the streets. kim gittleson reports. eerie steam over lake michigan, and a wall of white in illinois. it is hard not to be cold just looking at the images out of the midwestern united states, where icy airfrom the north pole has led to the coldest weather in a generation, bringing life here to a standstill. the weather is frigid, blizzard—like. the wind is ridiculous. doesn‘t stop, you can‘t see anything. temperatures fell to —30 degrees celsius in chicago, colder than parts of antarctica, and a state of emergency is in place in illinois, wisconsin, and michigan. authorities have warned that the extreme temperatures are life—threatening, and thatjust minutes ou

i'm alistair cook here with the ninth episode of "i, claudius."is advised." >> i was not allowed to watch it because it had nudity in it. i very much wanted to. >> rather than try to come up with a show that would run for years and years, it was this idea that here is a limited story, we're going to tell it in x number of episodes, and let's just do this one self-contained thing. >> we all did things during the reign of my mad brother that we might not otherwise have done. >> it looks cheap. it was the script and the performances that mattered. in other words, it could be good for you, but it was fun at the same time. the miniseries was such a huge success for public television. abc was the network that hit gold with "rich man, poor man." >> how do you even tell a story that isn't controlled by the clock? characters that can grow and change and differ. >> i want to talk to you. >> about what? >> about making an honest man out of me. >> it's a subject i rarely discuss in the nude. >> what we saw in the '70s was big-event television, if it was done