from berlin and the americans party has a new leader and a close run of the vote delegates choose amin lusha to take the helm of the conservative c.d.u. general elections later this year law said now has a good shot to be the party's candidate for chancellor but does he have what it takes also coming out. 5 more years in power for one of africa's longest serving leaders uganda's incumbent president he'll where even though $78.00 is declared the winner of national polls his rival bobby wine claims fraud amid an internet blackout. and the wonderfully got like big miss the chance to go top of the table against wall support we'll bring you all the highlights of the 4th gold thriller. i'm looking for this welcome to the program germany's governing c.d.u. party has chosen a new leader amin lusha the head of the country's most populous state party delegates elected lusha in a convention that's been postponed since last year due to the pandemic and took place mostly online the contest was necessary after aguilar medical's 2018 pick to leave the party resigned last that's a win puts him in a st

i'm amin mohyeldin in new york.iden set to speak and sign executive orders on actions to boost the struggling u.s. economy. including increasing food stamp benefits and setting a $15 an hour minimum wage for federal employees and contractors. this comes as the president pushes congress to approve a nearly $2 trillion economic rescue package, even though senate republicans are balking at the plan's size and price tag there are. national economic council director brian deese spoke a short time ago about today's orders and the republican objections. >> these actions are not a substitute for comprehensive legislative relief. but they will provide a critical lifeline to millions of families. if we don't act now, we will be in a much worse place and we

news live from berlin sports life is up next i'm amin he said i'll be back at the top of the hour with more in. germany which. any time any place.

the standard life aberdeen chairman, douglas flint, told haslinda amin how he thinks the relationshipl evolve. douglas: the u.s. will continue to see china as a strategic competitor and i think that is the right way to think of them. i think there are three aspects to the relationships -- the relationship with china, as there are too many other nations. one is there are going to be areas of significant geopolitical differences in terms of approach and things that are happening that need to be called out and spoken house. there is the trade opportunity in terms of mutual investment and the opportunity to access what will be, you know, the largest economy in the world in 10 years time, and then there's the areas where we need global cooperation. i think biodiversity, i think of climate change, you have two important conventions coming up this year where without china at the table, participating, being included, and contributing, these initiatives go nowhere. haslinda: what do you make of china's efforts to reign in financial risk-taking? some say it is a move in the right direction. dou

party has chosen amin lost it as its new party leader he beat conservative rivals math and a runoff vote last night is now in a strong position to become the party's candidate and september's election he is currently the premier of north rhine-westphalia germany's most populous state. in france a nationwide 6 pm curfew is taking effect to help stem the spread of the coronavirus .

i'm amin mohyeldin in new york. nip moment now, president biden set to speak and sign executive orders on actions to boost the struggling u.s. economy. including increasing food stamp benefits and setting a $15 an hour minimum wage for federal employees and contractors. this comes as the president pushes congress to approve a nearly $2 trillion economic rescue package, even though senate republicans are balking at the plan's size and price tag there are. national economic council director brian deese spoke a short time ago about today's orders and the republican objections. >> these actions are not a substitute for comprehensive legislative relief. but they will provide a critical lifeline to millions of families. if we don't act now, we will be in a much worse place and we will find ourselves needing to do much more to dig out of a much deeper hole. >> meanwhile, the president's cabinet continuing to take shape with the senate confirming lieutenant general lloyd austin to be the nation's first black defense secreta

party has chosen amin lost it as its new party leader he beat conservative rival fleecy math and a runoff vote last night is now in a strong position to become the party's candidate and september's election he's currently the premier of north rhine-westphalia germany's most populous state. in france a nationwide 6 pm curfew is taken effect to help stem the spread of the coronavirus the curfew runs until 6 am and will be in place for at least 2 weeks new daily infections have level 2 around 20000 in france but the number of people being admitted to hospital and requiring intensive care treatment is still rising. the electoral commission in uganda has announced the final result from thursday's election declaring incumbent president he'll worry most 70 the winner the 76 year old as one of the world's longest serving leaders his main challenger singer turner lawmaker bobby wine called the poll the most fraudulent in the history of uganda wine has pledged to release video evidence to back his claims of fraud this is g.w. news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram d w news or visit our

party has chosen amin lasette as its new party leader he beat conservative rival finishing math in a runoff vote last night is now in a strong position to become the party's candidate and september's election he is currently the premier of north rhine-westphalia.

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from berlin and the americans party has a new leader and a close run of the vote delegates choose amin lusha to take the helm of the conservative c.d.u. but general elections later this year last said now has a good shot to be the party's candidate for chancellor but does he have time for what it takes also coming out. 5 more years in power for one of africa's longest serving leaders uganda's incumbent president he'll where even though $78.00 is the clear the winner of nash.

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animals from 2022 and to require exports to do the same and example of feed additive called rock top amin is routinely used by u.s. farmers and it is banned in over 160 countries including russia and china scientists have linked it to shorter life expectancy among consumers here's what one of the authors of the sustainable food trust report told us. we really shouldn't be using any antibiotics to promote growth and to bartok so critically important so all of us to humans and to farm animals to treat disease when it occurs but we've been using them irresponsibly and we've still got very high levels of heart disease despite the fact that we've people have changed diets and things like that there are there is evidence out there that these drugs which are being used. the residues of them could be contributing to that what we have been concerned about is that once they get into a trade negotiations with the us or with australia or with some other countries some of those countries are very keen to export them each of us and most of those countries are using antibiotics more excessively and more

the macro style centrist politics he's clearly seen as a favorite and the big question is whether amin last it too stands for kind of a magical 2 kind of phase or no but oregon can actually clinch a slight advantage to make it into what is likely to be a runoff between the 2 you know saying i'm trying to duck the question tell you right now all right so one of the biggest problems waiting for whoever takes over as party leader it's uniting the party because there was a bit a contest over the party leadership in the past we've almost forgotten that anecdotes come congo where the woman handing over the office was supposed to take over as party leader and eventually become chancellor can't that's not happening there were bits of divisions in the party and that's what the party is now afraid of with those looming elections in september that whoever wins needs to demonstrate that they can bring everybody behind them and really live up to the title of the big tent party that's also what we heard from under the mackerel addressing that gathering this evening that this is a big tent party that

party has a new leader and a close vote members chose amin lashed to take over the reins of i'm going to medicals governing party clashing heads germany's most populous state and with national elections this year he's a strong contender to go head to head the ticket last chance and. that's it for this hour coming up next a new edition of our documentary series to govern reporter today's topic the us divided america after trump blair look for awful lot more for the top of the hour for much. of the life on earth one of the coming and. gigantic coincidence. where the total happened sometimes a bit like winning the lottery. or unique starts feb 11th on t.w. . young moroccan immigrants. they know the police will stop glad. that the root is the solution. they know their flights could be fatal. but baggage is not an option shattered dreams starts january 18th on t.w. . i it is wednesday january 5th 6 thousands of followers managed to invade the ground something united states capitol in washington d.c. in a matter of about an hour they will completely overwhelm diploid capitol police force .

david: that was piyush gupta speaking with our haslinda amin.k at this point, we are smack in the middle of the lunch break in japan. about 30 minutes left of the lunch break in china. in terms of equity markets, fairly mixed, uneventful. the csi 300 coming off the lows of the day. still some red on your screens. haslinda: stocks are drifting today. pretty much the same picture for southeast asian markets. the sei is higher, but the jci lower by about 2%. the emerging market rally could be showing some signs of fatigue, as investors question the recent euphoria in risk assets. manila, currently down 1%. plenty more to come. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haslinda: it is almost 11:00 a.m. in singapore. welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia." i am a. david: i am david english. markets trading mixed. that is before the fed's first decision of 2021. jay powell is expected to repeat "no early change in policy." haslinda: a similar tone from pboc's yi gang, vowing not to end support to early. he says monetary policy will continue to support the ec

germany's governing political party has chosen a new leader who could be the country's next chancellor amin lash it takes the helm of the christian democrats less than a year before angola merkel is choose to leave office and joe biden is planning to use executive orders to undo several of president donald trump's landmark policies . this would include reversing the so-called muslim travel ban and rejoining the paris climate agreement. now in other news with the world's 2nd largest population india's vaccination drive is set to be one of the most challenging the government wants to inoculate $300000000.00 people by this summer a total almost equivalent to the entire u.s. population but some experts are asking why a job which hasn't finished trials is being used elizabeth brannon reports. these health care workers are registering to receive one of 2 vaccines approved for use in india 3 100000 medical professionals are being vaccinated at 3000 sites around the country on saturday including kid and robert. i'm a little bit scared but i'm also happy that we're being vaccinated 1st i've been nam

coronavirus case count in the world after the us germany's ruling party has just elected a new leader amin lash it has been chosen as the new head of the christian democrats party that says chancellor angela merkel prepares to step aside after 16 years at the helm the un refugee agency is calling for fighting in central african republic to stop they say the number of people fleeing to neighboring countries as doubled to 60000 in just a week a coalition of armed groups wants to overthrow president. why there are who want to 2nd term in office in december. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera dairy navigator will have more news for you in under 30 minutes sign coming up next the bottom line stay with us. hi i'm steve clements and i have a question do americans believe that their country is in the middle of a cold civil war let's get to the bottom line. for years more and more americans have been losing trust in their journalists and their politicians january 6th will go down in history as one of the days when mistrust spilled over into violent mayhem citizens following donald trump a d

haidi: douglas flint speaking to haslinda amin.eutsche bank is reported to be investigating whether investment banking products breached e.u. rules and colluded to split the profit. the inquiry comes as -- [indiscernible] adding it originally -- [indiscernible] deutsche's is said it believes some stuff knowingly sold some futures. ever grant continues to raise $6 billion. just under 10% of its issued shares at an 8% discount for friday's close in hong kong. investors have agreed to a 12 month lockup period. they say they want to be the largest maker of the letter cars. lots more to come including the latest on the vaccine race. this is bloomberg. ♪ karina: this is daybreak: asia. the u.s. is tightening rancher restrictions to non-americans, extending curbs on people traveling from europe, the u.k., brazil and south africa. we are told the band continues policies introduced by president trump. joe biden's press secretary says now is not the time to ease measures. global cases almost four times 5 million. the aussie dollar strengthen

party has chosen amin lost it as its new party leader he beat conservative rivals in a runoff vote last night is now in a strong position to become the party's candidate and september's election he's currently the premier of north rhine-westphalia germany's most populous state. in france a nationwide 6 pm curfew is taking effect to help stem the spread of the coronavirus .

speaking to bloomberg's haslinda amin, he says a for your growth target of 5% is achievable. >> the downsideng to be in the first quarter. in the second quarter, very hopeful, as well as continues the rest of 20 when one. -- 2021. also, the vaccine is also giving us optimism. that's also a factor. they are very much expecting 5% growth can be achieved for 2021. haslinda: you seem hopeful that indonesia can grow at 5%. how are you taking into account your, for instance -- europe, for instance, where christine lagarde says there is a risk of double-digit recession, and china, which expects it to oppose pretty strong growth -- to oppose pretty strong growth for 2021? >> we have upside risk for china that can pull the economy, globally. we can see it is already affecting. maybe except the oil price. that will be reflecting also in terms of the activity of the exports. there is investment growth because of banking, lending, credit growth. it's been very slow because they are very cautious about the possibility. so, there is a compensation. the mobility of the people after restrictions can be rela

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looking to bloomberg markets: asia, i'm haslinda almond -- amin.ad: president trump impeached a second time. the article will go to the senate immediately although a trial date remains unclear. >> heavyweights are jumping in hong kong. >> and the blistering stock rally in mumbai is ringing alarm bells as the indian economy bases its biggest annual contraction on record. >> is looking mixed in the markets here in asia. investors are waiting for some form of direction from the fed in terms of its policy outlook. that is coming out this week. chinese stocks are down right now but within 6% of the record. goldman predicting annual returns from global stocks between 12 and 13%. rishaad: let's have a look at the prospects of the trading day in india. we're looking at what is happening as we open in bangkok. much of the consternation of the bank of thailand. we are seeing at the moment support coming from the government stimulus package. perhaps diffusing near -- key near-term risks. they managed to be negative but we are looking positive right now as we

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i'm haslinda amin. rishaad: i'm rishaad salamat and in hong kong.umes verifying joe biden's victory after protesters forced lawmakers on the chamber. a woman was killed. they call it a dark day for america. haslinda: business executives say they are appalled. tim cook announces a shameful day. bill eichmann says president trump should resign. rishaad: and china's top tech stocks slump in hong kong on an order banning u.s. investment. alibaba and tencent shoul -- cod be headed -- added to a wall street blacklist. haslinda: strong gains for some benchmarks. we have korea, taiwan up by 1%. the asia pac index up by 1.1%. investors focusing on democrats taking control of the senate and that reflation trade. u.s. futures pointing to a higher open. the global bonds selloff. 10-year comfortably above 1% for the first time since march. the dollar mostly lower. the hang seng and focused. tencent, people familiar say the u.s. considering adding them to list of companies of which americans are prohibited from investing. rish? rishaad: getting to the -- [indisce

one defense official speaking on the condition of aminity acknowledged that national guard members haven warned to watch for anyone in uniform who looks like they are out of place. the fbi has also observed an increase in surveillance of law enforcement security preparations for the inauguration. national guard soldiers, according to the report, have reported seeing several individuals photographing and recording their work. some of those have been uploaded online. the intelligence briefing also noted reports of unknown individuals accessing camera footage of secured areas where public access is prohibited. again, that news just breaking tonight in the "washington post." about new security warnings from the fbi. not good. all right, that is going to do it for us, for now. i will see you again tomorrow night. "way too early with kasie hunt" is up next. >>> the united states now just 31 hours away from swearing in a new president, as we learn more about joe biden's plans on the way in. the question, what is donald trump planning on the way out? >>> plus, alarming, new information ahead of

in singapore and hong kong, i'm haslinda amin, welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia."aad a salamat. calls for hisp, resignation. he returns to twitter and is said to be weighing widespread pardons. haslinda: msci says it will itsve hong kong from benchmark index, stocks fluctuating wildly on lifting messages. rishaad: samsung rising despite preliminary earnings missing estimates, fourth-quarter operating profit only up 26% but below forecasts. sales climbing, but a miss. haslinda: early readings show india suffering its deepest contraction since 1952. coronavirus hitting businesses and households across the country. in the markets, they are going higher and higher. asian stocks set to close the week at another record, fully risk on here in the region, big gains in the u.s., indexes closed that fresh eyes. markets seem to be undeterred, the msci index up .9%. chinese stocks on a roll, the csi 300 with the longest winning streak since november, 10-year yields inching to 1.1% on expectations of more stimulus. saying president also the u.s. economy could be stronger-than-e

one of the major considerations were autoimmune disorders was whether or not your amine system can mountne system can mount the best response. -- the medications you take. it is best to talk to your doctor about what is best for you. sometimes just changing when you take the vaccine can make a big difference in terms of optimizing the benefit. i'll tern to -- turn to allergies. when we think about the vaccine, -- the cdc has provided guidance on this as well. if you have allergies, as i do, to foods or environmental triggers like pollen or animals, it is still safe to get vaccinated. i will get vaccinated tomorrow. people with a history allergies, you can still get vaccinated. if you've ever had an immediate severe reaction to any type of an adjustable medicine -- in ngestible medicine, that is where you want to talk to your health care provider. i want it to be clear that the pre-existing conditions that we know make a big difference are things like diabetes, heart disease, asthma, which i have. it is critical for us to get vaccinated when we have those pre-existing conditions. it makes

just say from one to jordan, in a way -- amine sort of isn't it true that joe biden won election? mr. jordan: yes. president.to be and i never said, as the chairman indicated earlier, i this election was stolen. clearly is, very half the electorate, both and democrats, have concerns. and we asked for an investigation. mr. jordan -- r. jordan, it was a simple question. isn't it true joe biden won the no?tion, yes or joorpd jordan -- won.ordan: yes, he but there are serious problems with this election that deserve an investigation, and that's what i called for. not just republicans who think that. countless number of democrats this thing had problems, too. we asked for an investigation. no investigation. mr. perlmutter: mr. jordan -- r. jordan: you ask me a question. i have to give you an answer. per mr. perlmutter: i asked you a or no question, please. this trying to bring nation back together. jim, please. just want to bring this back together. i don't like these resolutions. i support them. this damage, injury to nation. the likes of which we haven't centuries. and i just want th

. >> all right, amin, thanks for that and to your point about compromise, jim, it has been well telegraphed that the invitation to mcconnell by the president-elect, to church this morning, is supposed to be reflective of what will be a larger effort to try to share power in the senate, and compromise on things rather than ram them through >> well, look, it would be i think the american people are owed that, now, we don't know whether senator mcconnell has control of his own caucus, but i think that the idea that you go back four years, there are many people who wanted to shake up things, and i think that there are a lot of things that needed to be shaken up but now i think we need repair, and unity, and look, i'm no constitutional scholar, but david, the constitution is really about one country. it's not a state by state red, blue, it was never meant to be that i mean, you know, it's just not. >> i believe you, jim. >> you do? >> yeah, i do. >> this is a new regime and you and i agree, it is a new day. >> it is a new day no doubt about that. as we countdown to vice president biden taking th