anand so should d you. >> i i love my palalm oil.reporter: thisis ad was cree with goverernment backing. withth government t backing. the debate i in europe hasas td palm oil into a matter of national pride in malaysia. it's a country fighting to save its palm oil. more than half is produced by large corporations. for years, these have been subject to strict regulations covering minimum wage, labor protection, and environmental standards, all long-recognized by the e.u. malaysia is the world's second largest palm oil producer after indonesia. fruit is constantly being delilivered to thihis mill. ththe kern is s reased f from e pulp and then squeezed out. then the oil goes to the refinery to become food or fuel. on the outskirts of kuala lumpur, lim teck wyn says new houses are going up where there was tropical rainforest just a few years ago. the conservationist says a unique ecosystem is being destroyed. he and his organization are staging a radical fight for malaysia's rainforests, but even he finds the eu's attitude questionable.

anand mahindra, welcome to bloomberg.d the slow down in india as something which is slight. how would you describe the state of the indian economy? anand: i am the terminal optimist, so i will say there was a slowdown but happily, sales are picking up and consumption is picking up. we have a major festival coming up. think about christmas. two weeks ago, i would say ask me later. good.sales have been very we are up and double digits. manus: talk about what you do with production on the car side. have you had to cut production aggressively over the space of the last 10 months? anand: we did have more nonworking days, as we call them, and we were cutting excess inventory. companies now have in a sense sanitized their pipelines, and a great deal of hope about the season from now on. manus: we talk about the global slowdown and the imf says it is growing at the slowest pace since 2008. -- has that become a reality in your business? anand: it is almost like the tale of two cities. our domestic businesses are fairly insulated f

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anand has always been a drdream. >> i cannot believe i have the tickets. it is great. it is something i wanted all my life. >> her parents have dreamed for this. mom is goingng on with her. >>>> she wanted someone to go wh her. we will be cheering and having a last together as mother and daughter. after ames one month woman set herself on fire after being denied entry into a a football match. authorities let women in. >> i will be e thinking o of he. this is an incident that caused fifa to take on the issue and tell authorities it needed to be taken on quickly. >> nothing is stopping ida and her fellow female football fans from celebrating a day they have waited for. c chinaer round of u.s. trade talks set to begin in washington. >> in the days before the high-level meeting, beijing hadd downplayayed hopes of majorr progress, pointing to the blacklisting of companies. a series of positive reports have cut the tensions ahead of these meetings. the you -- the new york times reporting washington will -- to allow nonsensitive goods and bloomberg reporting the u.s. is looki

according to health officials the number of towns anand send send any basing doctr shortages has doubled since twenty fifteen. thirty seven out of f forty municipalitieies don'n't have enough h positions. it's time now for a check of the top business news stories and brian quinn joins me now hi there brian let's begin with a massive merger in the auto industry is between fiat chrysler andnd the psa group. te two car makers have now confirmed their plans to join forces. deals being described as a fifty fifty merger of equals between psa the french group behind brands like peugeot and citron and fiat chrysler with its stable of brands including jeep and alfa romeo. the company say the move will save thehem over three billion euros per year in costs it's a big win for fiat chrysler whose attempts to merge with we'll know earlier this year collapsed under reported objections by the french government. this time though paris as its on board but it does wanant to make sure jobs are protected. james was he now has the details. the wheels are turning for american and european comic as as a merger

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anand: we did have more nonworking days as we called them. aggressively cutting any excess inventory. i think most car companies have sanitized their price lines. there is a great deal of hope about the season from now on. >> phase one, whatever between the united states and china, you are thinking? anand: i will say something very controversial. >> please do. beneficiary of a any trade tensions around the world. let me give you a couple of examples. remember visiting in india. it ended up not join the ccp there was a danger of being left out. the american's scrap the tpp. suddenly and it was back in play. if we were a small economy, i think a breakdown of multilateral units would be a problem. for a large country like india that is the market that everyone wants to get into, we have a tremendous amount of clouds in negotiating a bilateral deal. -- clout in negotiating a bilateral deal. >> if we have a brexit in the united states, just to brexit for me. if we go to a transition in the india trade do around the world, do you think that would b

a police spokesperson said the truck had a bulgarian license plate anand entered the u.k. on october 19. wereergency services there, but all the people inside the container have died. early indications suggest one of these people was a teenager. the rest are believed to be adults. a murder investigation was launched in the lorry driver, a 25-year-old man from northern ireland, was arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody. amy: other people who died are chinese. -- all the people who died are chinese. back in the united states, a honduran immigrant has filed a lawsuit against the department of homeland security in connecticut, charging she was forced into sexual slavery by an immigration agent who threatened her with deportation. the woman, identifieiein the federal lawsuit as jane doe, says she was first recruited by ice agent wilfredo rodriguez in 2006 to become an informant after her brother was arrested for entering the u.s. without documentation. she says rodriguez later forced her into sex, warning she'd be deported if she didn't obey and at one p

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clearly extremely collars anand cold hearted. to say that she was sick to explain why she wasn't in there were multiple reports of his whereabouts over the years. but nobody knew exactly where he'd gone and it does look. hopefully as though the mystery is coming to an end for those who are. close to the deployment delivered asamike soa movie incredible that he was able to o even withh plastic surgery if. they have the gall to come in and out of the cocountry like that really incredible. and the next or even looking at is the nobel peace prize awarded today we talked a little bit earlier about the winner. ethiopia's prime minister but in fact the bookmakers favourite was the teenage climate change activists greta tune berg so what happened what's the discrepancy there. it's an interesting one this because when you read the articles ahead of the announcement all the acts but said they didn't believe it would be great to tune back but well the bookmakers sat. she was the odds on favorite now newsweek has a very soon cynical take. on

coming from the pacificic anand coming o over the mountai. it's quite difficult to fully control the fire. of the cinema county teen kate fire and another one close to dog getty center. havee forced thousands of p people to flee their homes. and hope for the best in fact the four or f five highway had o bebe shut dowown for a few hour. celebritieies of course livining anand at the los angeles area adam had to evacuate amongst them arnold schwarzenegger took. to social media to encourage other people in the area. to leave their properties behind and stays. yeah i saw something from lebron james as well saying that he was having to pack up and leave his house as well- and making matters even worse for people perhaps adding to the uncertainty- santiago is the fact that a lot of people in the area. have had their electricity cuts off what what's that about. througughout california. p pasifika gas and electric company has cut off power to prevent. their grade from over heating and potentially causing more fires. this has affected well over half a

helping governments to hack users in 20 countries i includig mexico, the united arabab emiratates, anandahrain. >> pegasus, a surveillance software so powerful the israeli government classifies it as a weapon. whatsapp release the software used a loophole to access people posco phones. it couldldead all messages andnd emaiails on a a phone and turn n the camera and microphone to record conversations. it is taking the company to court in the united states. >> we believe this targeted at least 100 members of civil society, and unmistakable pattern of abuse. this number may grow higher. >> it is the targeting of civilians that has caused outcry. whatsappvestigationon, sound technologygy was used agagainst government officials, diplomats, journalists, human rights activists, and dissidents. they deny the accusations. >> the sole purpose is to provide technology to intelligence and law enforcement agencies to help them fight terrorism and crime. >> the messaging service says it alerted affectedalerted affecte. >> the trade dispute is affecting harry potter. >> bloomsbury has been hit by tarif

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buds.s.is also pixel anand a nenew pixel go laptop.t foris a big assets for consumers in every facet of their lives. >> they are really trying to and all ofes go out the e network in your r home is googlele based. >> the harardware e on google software, it is getting more software users where the real money is. but first, the brand has to coconvince consumersrs that thtr data is safe. google's smart speakers will now come with physical switches to turn off the mics. new faciall4's recognition features will not be sent back to google. but the corporation's usc has always been the abibility to tailor i its services to its to do that, it needs data. earlier, europeaean markets are rather subdued today as negotiators in brussels continue their talks over brexit . for more on investor sentiment, let's cross over to london to speak to a senior market analyst. craig, thank you for joining us. the clock is ticking towards a crucial eu summit but still no breakthrough. his optimism fading for it -- is optimism fading for a possible deal? craig:

police found her fingerprints anand a car packed with gas cylinders.ni and her accomplice tried and failed to blow up the car near the popular tourist attracaction in the heheart of paris. got the heaviest sentences. at five years and 30 years in jail. >> i think the court issued this ruling to seset an example. the sentence seems completely disconnected from the gravity of the acts. there were no deaths or injuries. reporter: the prosecution and plaintiffs do not share that analysis. the cell made of find women may have failed the bombing but clearly stated the inintention o kill as many pple as possible. , someng their arrests jihadists atcked policice with knives. at least two of them tried to join the islamic state group in syria. >> i think the court realizes how serious the crime was. this failed attack could have killed dozens of people. reporter: the south says it got its orders -- the cell says it got its orders from ia jihadist weeks earlier. ththey were killed in sysyria ms later. annette: angry protests and clashes on the streets of barcelo

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island beijing considers taiwan a rogue province and has never renounced the use of force to bring the anand under control the tech giant apple has removed an app from its online store the protesters in hong kong used to track the police the move comes after a strong condemnation of the app from the chinese government apple says the app was used in ways that endangered law enforcement and residents in hong kong hundreds of students and teachers have been protesting in bangladesh's capital after the killing of an undergraduate who criticized the water sharing deal with india but are far higher this body was found in a dormitory on sunday days after he criticised the government on facebook student activists loyal to the ruling party are being blamed for the death at least 11 students have been arrested. organizers at the rugby world cup in japan have cancelled all matches on saturday because of the threat of a typhoon how do business is expected to hit tokyo this weekend with severe winds and rain tournament officials are hopeful that all 4 matches on sunday will stay on shared journal. those

it is s clear the utitility has gotttten all it could anand shod and must do to preventnt these fires. but it i is also f facing rereay extreme weatheher that we have t seen before. so we should definitely be holding that utility accountable, while also talking about climate change. the fact that if one utility from just two years of fires has up to $30 billion in liability, what wilill that mean for our ininfrastructure and organizatas across t the united states as climate change worsens? tweeted monday -- "instead of spending $10.5 million lobbying our politicians, and $4.5 billion on stock buybacks for investors, pg&e should have invested in tree trimming and infrastructure. here's the result: over 2 million californians without power." let's go to california governor gavin newsom speaking at a news conference on monday. >> i recognize this moment generates a tremendous amount of anxiety. the images that people see not only the kincade fire in northern california, but now the getty fire in southern california and los angeles generate concern. but this, interestingly, is a moment in

what about calling the state of ememergency anand what wouould t mean??dealing thing a state of emergency would've done at that point is probably try to get as money that we were not sure we were going to get from the federal governrnment will step we're still waiting for money now for hurricane sandy. at the end of the day, particularly with the government in d.c., we were not sure what was going to happen without. declaring a state of emergency did not mean anything to us in the city of newark. andere giving out water filters for your nap. we raised our own $120 million. we are going to announce today to deal with the port authority, long-standing fight with port of authority, allowed us to r raise anan additional $155 million to pay the debt service we are going to use the money for, to pay some of the debt service down on the 120 lane dollars that we borrowed. -- since thek beginning of this, people have been using this as an opportunity,y, even grandstandig to some instances. my head has been down trying to figure out how to solve this problem from t

whwhether it w o orbited by a plplanet these two scientists developed cutting-edge methods to do so anandparked a revolution in astronomy. more than 4000 xo planets have been pinpointed since their firsrst pioneeringng efforts ara the number that is steadily growing. the list now contains planets that could erratically conducive to life. circlingng distant stars. the discovereries made b by this year's physics laureates havave forever changeged our perception of the universe around us. brent: fascinating. to help us understand more about exo planets and how they fit into physics, our guest joins us now. i understand you have worked one of the new laureates. tell us about the work and what makes this kind of planet different from an ordinary planet? >> it is a shortrt form for a extrasolar planet. there are thousands of planets orbiting stars nearby aroround otother ststars. that is what the extrasosolar planet is. >> how did they discovover the first one? >> thehe technique they used is known as the radial velocityty method. it is when the planet is going around the star, it starts to wob

the kurds have turned to president assad for help meaning a face-to-facace between the tus anand the syrian army may be possible. also coming up tonight, angry cat lans protesting after -- calal -- catalans, after spain finds that those who pushed for independence are guilty of sedition and disobedience. and what works and what doesn't in the fight to reduce global poverty. the nobel prize for economy goes to a trio of u.s.-based researchers who broke new ground to lift the world's poor out of poverty. i'm brent goff. our ruveers -- to our viewers on pbs and around the world, welcome. tonight, long-standing alliances in the middle east are crumble, only a week after the pullback of u.s. forces from northern syria. today syrian government troops moved into towns in the northeast of the country at the invitation of the kurds setting up a potential showdown with invading turkish forces. it's all happening in areas control by syrian kurds and the focus right now is the strategic town on manbij. now syrian troops have been allowed to defend it. a local official in the town condition firms

some of them are sick anand some others a are elderly people. we call a a con president -- we call upon president assad to open the borders. depepartment justice fifiled frauaud charges againste second largest state owned bank accusing the hoch bank of helping to renovate u.s. actions. the indictment comes after the u.s. also announced sanctions against turkey over its offensive in syria. news from the ongoing impeachment inquiry, the senior state department official in charge of ukraine policy, george kent, told house committee lawmakers tuesday he was sidelined from his job by the "three amigos" -- u.s. ambassador to the european union an gordon sondland, special envy for ukraine kurt volker, and energy secretary rick perry. these three worked with trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani on the effort to pressure ukraine to investigate trump's political rival joe biden and his son, hunter. "the washington post" reports acacting white house chief off staff mimick mulvaney told whihe house staff members that it was legal to block the nearly $400 m

. >> she writes acrossss bordersr, anand that is clear eveven in hr ststyle. reporter: and she is crossing borders of the moment on a book tour in germany. brent: thousands of women in tehran are happily hoarse tonight after spending the day doing something they have not been allowed to do since the iranian revolution of 1979. they were cherry on the iranian national football team from inside -- yes from inside the stadium. the men won the match against cambodia. the female fans and say they reached a more significant role in their fight against conservatism. reporter: you can call it iran's football revolution. silenced for decades can these women were ready to make some noise. 3,500 women bought tickets to the country's world cup qualifier against cambodia, a first since the islamic revolution of 1979. one of these female fans short of hours ahead of the match. >> it is a very nice feeling, an incredible feeling, something that cannot be described. >> is a very good feeling. it's a great thing. i hope it will be repeated. women need to come to the stadium. f

one of the areas you have been involved with is human rights, t anand what propelled ygeted involved in human rights and, let's say, marriage equality issues? first of all, i apply to philanthropy the same spirit ivism, trying to get involved, trying to make a difference, make an impact, create things,t just w. it's a similarse as the impulses that govern my investing style. in the case of gay rights, my younger son came out to me as gay i when he was 21 years old, and shortly after some brief discussions, i became very interested in being a funder ofay rights groups, of helping out in that realm. at the beginning, just writing out checks. at the beginning, pursuant to agreement with my son, anonymoly, but over a period of time, it became overt, and over a period of time, i anmy team became quite friendly with legacy gay rights groups, including democrats, hardcore democrats, and we started working together on different projects. the culminatasn of that was-- and iteally aa very, very highly strategicr and well-executed project-- was a partnership with the governor of new york with u

with me are anand menon, who's director of uk in a changing europe, and the political strategist, jo tanner — who was an adviser to borisjohnson when he was london mayor. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the telegraph and it reports that the brexit party is considering pulling out of hundreds of seats in the election, in a move that could boost the conservatives. politics on the front page of the guardian too. the newspaper sasteremy corbyn is kicking off his election campaign, with a promise to represent the people.(ani)the times warns of, what it calls, an "exodus" of moderate conservatives — as the culture secretary nicky morgan, joins a number of other mps leaving westminster. grenfell survivors and families are calling for the london fire brigade chief to resign — after a highly critical report from the inquiry into the blaze. that's in the ""i. the same story makes the front page of the metro — it says grenfell families are accusing fire chiefs of hiding behind the heroism, of the crews who tackled the fire. and the financial times leads on the de

>>from a ter m anand from pg knee was confusing be. >>white initially announced kerry, vague. power was likely to be turned off. then it became it was probably going to be turned off the time kept changing. i'm sor plans keep changing, but it's really hard to know what to do with your life in berkeley tiller beset kron 4 news. >>well to the north and now power's back on and cities across iran and sonoma counties with some people in sausalito are breathing a sigh every leave others are. grievances about the pg e power outage kron four's dan thorn has more. areas across mo the city of sausalito so one portion virtually unscathed by pg planned power outages. but another part took a hit we have to throw we only lost inventory. >>it's it's it's a my reaction. >>darnya's restaurant was one of several forced to close because of the power outage hours without refrigeration cost owner says on far hand more than $5,000 in meats cheeses doe and other ingredients far hand believes her business should be reimbursed by pg n big big company of the have. mostly unaffected businesses downtown

morning, anand, what's caught your eye this morning? also it's in the papers this morning.u picked out for us? there is lot of politics going along behind brexit. the first is by two academic colleagues of mine. what they are saying is it is a real gamble to have an election because the electorate is as unpredictable as it has ever been so between 2010 and 2017 almost 50% of voters switched parties which is unheard of in our electoral system and makes very, very hard to know how an election will go. you wonder whether we are going to return to that defined tribalism that you had for the last half of the 20th century. politics keeps chucking us. we were all saying the two party system is dead,it all saying the two party system is dead, it has become a multiparty system and this is really weird but in 2017 labour and the tories got 80% of the vote between them so you are never quite certain what is going to happen but calling election isa going to happen but calling election is a gamble. he believes that he can bring in people who have always voted labour, for example. yes. a

anand menon, thank you very much for joining us. it is back to you.live and westminster. we will turn back to brexit later in the programme. we must also talk about president trump. he says turkey's offensive against kurdish forces in northern syria is not america's problem, adding the kurds were "more of a terrorist threat than isis". a judge who says she was bullied and had a breakdown after speaking out about government cuts has won a landmark appeal at the supreme court. the court ruled warrington district judge claire gilham could be classified as a "worker" and was therefore entitled to whistle—blowing protection. this means she can now have her case heard at an employment tribunal. she gave a statement after the ruling. judges are just as in need of protection when whistle—blowing as others. the point of whistle—blowing protection is to give confidence that it is safe to raise malpractice within any organisation. organisations that cannot hear such warnings endanger the services they are tasked with providing. in public services, transparency i

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and today's announcement that for angered beijing which considers him to be a criminal anand a terroristst. fossil fues erin okay has this report. this year's sakharov prize it stirs diplomatic tension just hours professor ilan toji the awarded european parliament recognize the activist for his efforts to promote inter ethnic dialogue in particular. shipping out the most of it he has done much to improve the comprehension between uighurs and han in china. and has been put in prison for life. the staff. the parliamentary away old today at this we made it to the european parliament expresses its full support for his work and wishes him to be released immediately. by the chinese authorities. she needs. chinese officials almost immediately expressed outrage over the announcement calling tokyo criminal who they say was sentenced by a chinese court in accordance w with the law. thehe activivistas arrested in twenty fourteen for criticizing beijing's policies towards readers and ethnically turkic muslim minority group. sentenced to life in prison chinese authorities accuse them of stalking ethnic

our guest tonight is a journalist and author who covers the billionaires who rule the world -- anandiridharadas. ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, college athletes are about to be rich, a democratic candidate murdered a duck, and donald trump is getting impeached. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: yeah! whoo! that's right! give it up for president mike pence! all right, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with one of the greatest viral videos in a long time. >> some pretty incredible video from chicago's o'hare airport. a catering truck packed with beverages spinning out of control on the tarmac. you can see a lot of airport workers are surrounding it, they don't know how to stop the thing. it went on for a while, but as the truck gets dangerously to hitting the plane, a hero comes forward to saving the day. >> that's how you do it. >> like that, the chaos is over, turns out a case of water fell on the gas pedal, that's what caused the truck to keep spinning and spinning. >> trevor: holy shit. that is the craziest thing i have ever seen at an airport

we talked to says that suv pulled up alongside him here on 26th on monday night as he was walking anand then the car pulled to the corner blocking his path. that's when four men got out and started chasing him and one man had a baseball bat. a walk home turns into what the man on the sidewalk calls a run for his life. >> help! help! >> reporter: you can hear him yelling for help after four men, some in away. >> probably the scariest thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: matt borg says the same group tried to assault him minutes earlier just a few blocks away as he walked down 26th street. >> and three men exited the car, including one man in a halloween mask white spooky kind of jack skelington cream looking mask. and an aluminum bat over his head chasing after me. >> reporter: borg says he took off running, calling 911. >> i thought there's a very real possibility that i was going to be killed. you know one bat swing with a baseball bat. >> reporter: borg says the men drove off but circled back as he was talking to a amed. >> all of a sudden i just heard a very loud kind of high-pitched s