and for more on this i'm joined by our financial correspondent in frankfurt only bards. really good to see you so some dramatic plans perhaps coming from di miller how are investors likely to look at this plan. i think they're likely to look at it completely differently than the staff or the staff it means more are jerks and in the long sturm also 1st i've got in all the other locations where the factories are less job opportunities well paying jobs but investors i think will welcome what they're hearing and i think they'll even say that's too little and perhaps that's too little too late investors are very worried about the course that di miller has been driving at last year's a chronic underperformer i hear from people in the financial industry you observed the company in the share having a yield mercedes for example of about 4 percent of profit margin and even less than opal is doing at the moment it's affecting the share and news coming from down there has been the point disappointing for a long time now and so there is time it's time to change the direction and move

we are joined now from a meta— bard with all the latest. tell us meta— bard with all the latest.hat is expected. —— ahmedabad. lot of pomp, a lot of ceremony. this is being called the biggest welcome that any visiting foreign dignitaries has received in recent times and premised at the renderer modi in his home state of gujarat where i am reporting from is leaving no stone unturned on welcoming the president. he lands here and goes on a roadshow for a few kilometres before going to the ashram, the residents of mahatma gandhi before embarking on his freedom struggle. then he goes on to the stadium behind me. if you can see, down this way is the world's largest cricket stadium which is expected to see about 100,000 people later stadium which is expected to see about 100 , 000 people later today stadium which is expected to see about 100,000 people later today as the president of the united states inaugurates it. as we walk through the entire area, there are several posters, hoardings, prime minister, narendra modi, donald trump. we are expecting a lot of several ceremonies that are

honest men and bonie lasses. " madam deputy speaker, who am i to argue with the bard?eu. we'll be back with you on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm, when kristiina cooper will have the round up of the day as the uk begins phase two of brexit. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. the weather is fairly quiet at the moment but the winds really will be picking up over the next few hours across northern parts of britain, especially tonight and into tomorrow, turning really quite stormy off western scotland. nothing terribly unusual for the time of year. here is the big picture across oui’ year. here is the big picture across our part of the world. a lot of cloud across the country, here is the storm system developing off western scotland and heading in their direction. also a lot of cloud streaming in from the south—west into southern parts of the uk which also means it is going to stay pretty mild across the country. a mild morning out there, the temperature at around 6—7. in the north, just about cold enough for some wintry weather but mostly in the scott

honest men and bonie lasses. " madam deputy speaker, who am i to argue with the bard?leave the eu. we'll be back with you on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm, when kristiina cooper will have the round up of the day as the uk begins phase two of brexit. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. good afternoon. we have seen some outbreaks of rain pushing northwards across many parts of the uk so far today. quite a mix of conditions out there at the moment. our weather watchers have been capturing the scenes. a lot of snow over some high ground in scotland. shetland is seeing the lion's share of the sunshine. further south, we lost the rain band long ago but there is quite a lot of cloud around. as we close out the afternoon, it will remain mostly fine across the south. some showers moving across northern ireland and northern england and rain drifting across scotland with snow over high ground. down towards the south, temperatures 13 or 14 celsius. that is exceptional for the time of year. tonight, that rain band continues northwards. showers following on behi

and for more on this let's go to our financial correspondent julie bards in frankfurt. which is at the new numbers there profit falling for the 2nd erode this time to 2700000000 euros the markets are open yet in frankfurt how are they likely to respond to this. i think that will depend on what all the colonials has to say later on in the press conference he'll be addressing journalists and thus the whole world also his own stuff. i don't think it's a surprise people saw this last coming but what kind of path is all the colonials charting forward and is he giving a little bit of an outlook on 2020 the 2020 will be better how much better i think depending on his optimism that's going to form part of the market's reaction at least. the only dial is the only german auto company going through a cost cutting program right now and facing difficult difficult environment for carmakers how does it compare to b.m.w. b w. it doesn't compare very well its direct competitors part of the w. the luxury brand there and b.m.w. they're also having tougher times and before but they're bett

sunday hoping to reclaim top spot from leipzig the champions did so in style with a $41.00 victory bards rubber glove and also opening the scoring the 1st of 3 goals in just 12 minutes for the visitors in the 2nd half shares can operate making a 4 l. the germany international with a pick of the day's goals clones mark managed a consolation goal but could not stop biron from going to the top one sagat. this is the interviews live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks so much for being here. stand for. among which of course a. video. anytime anywhere. w. .

leader perhaps a new chancellor all right german markets following some big german political news bards their force in frankfurt thank you. let's move over to china now where monday marks the end of self-imposed closures for business and industry across the country as cities there grapple with a deadly corona virus outbreak beijing has urged important industries like aviation to resume operations get some large employers including ali baba and foxconn will remain closed other companies in cities like beijing and shanghai are asking employees to work from home the death toll from the virus rose to more than 900 over the weekend. now the new coronavirus isn't just hitting the chinese economy tourist destinations around the world have become reliant on chinese visitors in recent years now with more of those tourists forced to stay home many european cities are feeling their absence. more than 2000000 chinese tourists visit france every year they're becoming a significant factor for the french economy the chinese group tours and travel packages have now been suspended following the coronavi

you have to raid their many bards at lunch time. they got food packages.know how they will be there. the case here is that is was an italian doctor staying in the hotel who tested positive. i suppose there is a chance that we will see more of this but i suppose when you're on holiday in in the hotel, it is relatively easy for the authorities to put something like that on but if it'sjust people moving around their normal everyday life, over here, the advice is if you have been to one of these areas or showing symptoms, you need to self—isolate, that is a very different approach to the approach that china tech, china is a much more authoritarian state and was able to put cities in the lockdown. we would not see european governments do the same thing. a lot of trying to stop the virus i think it's probably only so much that can be done. but a lot of the attempts will focus on trying to get people to act responsibly. one line, saying back there are plans to ship public transport. and they held the boss in english think you need to look at school closures. —— s

they wanted to thank the bard for the enormous gift he gave to the city of. god. for the secretary's work at the club often entails dealing with visits from the media today there's a crew here from a talian television. love romance longing and the realization that these peelings are universal all over the world. kate and weary from case a stray or just a right yes i live in london but i've wanted to do this for a couple years so school holidays for a week and i came over here have you know letters arrive in many different languages read their authors a range in age from 14 to 70 and the secretaries always try to respond in the writer's language and as they search for the right words sometimes need to look no farther than their own experiences in this same community more than 2 years ago i read some letters that described an unrequited love i recognize myself for most stories because back then i was in a similar situation more than the starting back then aha this girl is experiencing the same thing that i am. even though it was at once moving. yet strange to read a

evening this year's swimming tournament began with an unusual event poetry recitals in the ice each bard recited his or her poem in the ice cold water card in camp reflected on the blissful joy she feels in the icy river yeah can numb really get that order that you know must sit in there you can pick it. your heard it and it can guess you're the only foreigner among the 4 ice poets was john who comes from ireland he had never experienced minus 20 degrees celsius before. seeing. this poetry slam is popular with the audience it's a welcome alternative to tedious long lectures. always coming. next it was john's turn. his ode to cold revealed that he was more experienced with the fine arts than with ice water. where there are certain cold don't join. i see the light didn't start up once i hear the sound of a great winter nor alarms darrius nor learns no lake. george finished his poem but his shaky delivery didn't get him to 1st place that spot went to current with her cool disregard of the prevailing temperatures the number was. there. after the real sportbike than the next morning. a bag fr

standing behind his attorney general william barr and you are i'm sure aware that there are calls for bard to resign do you have faith in bar protecting the justice department from white house intervention. no i don't because there's been a lot of white house intervention at this point and he has vowed to to it the problem is with the attorney general there's been a policy since watergate that the people in the justice department should not be bothered by the people in the white house when it comes to investigations because it looks like you're them having political reasons for interfering with an investigation it should be independent that policy has been followed since watergate and it's a strong policy currently though there are been several instances where the president has intervened and it is it is a real problem here in the united states because people who work for the department of justice have asked for bars resignation as a result and it's a crisis moment for you when you say it's a policy but there's no way to enforce this policy is there i mean the president you know he can cho

bard relief returned to the top of the bundesliga after a full start the way to stay tuned to find out just how good a start it was for the defending champs. but 1st to a long standing to brew has been broken in bangladesh where a former sex worker has been laid to rest in a formal islamic ceremony it was a 1st for the muslim majority nation even though it's one of the few countries where the sex trade is legal. this is done a deal the world's biggest brothel around 1200 women work in these tightly packed quarters prostitution is legal in bangladesh but still a sin for devout muslims until now islamic leaders have refused to spiritual burial for anyone in the sex trade. since my childhood i've seen bodies of sex workers being thrown into the river. we never have funerals here i mean if we tried the villagers would often chases away we're going to end up in. the bottom of it all that changed this month when the 1st official funeral was held for one of the women here a quick listen of 6 workers managed to persuade the local police to push for a proper funeral. look i'm going to the local

>>the bard ambassador program is now under way it's in full swing, we'll have reaction from riders and we'll talk to the bart ambassadors themselves coming up. also after the break stng winds broughtdown trees and one the east bay golf course we'll have an upte next we'll pick outside right now not as windy around the bay area is morning. so winds have finally come down and it looks like we're going to get a chance to enjoy the weather. john trimble says we are expecting some sunshine and prettynice tempetures around the bay still have specifics for your still have specifics for your city co ♪ menutaur still have specifics for your city co check out witan extra check out patty! yeah!nus ja! oklet'ri! oh hey[car beeps]. my $99 trie bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. putting term limits on congress, about my $99 trie bonus jack combo! washington insiders went crazy. they saiterm limits are bad, that they'll break government. at a joke! congress is working fi for politicians and corporations, on climate, health care or gun for safety.ople the only way we get new ideas is ele

later today, ask them to stop selling arms to saudi arabia while they continue them a bard meant of the people of yemen? know, the saudi led operation in yemen is supported by the u.n.. u.n. mandate to restore the government of yemen. it is vital. you're correct that the crisis in yemen continues. it is a tragedy for the people of yemen. what we he should rather be doing is supporting the activity of the british you and negotiator martin griffith, who is doing a fantastic job trying to bring the sides together and get a peaceful solution led by yemenis. >> jimmy carbon. -- jeremy corbyn. >> is not helped when one country supplies arms to saudi arabia which has led to the deaths of 100,000 people in lemon -- yemen last year alone. according to human rights watch, saudi authorities have stepped up their arbitrary arrests, trials and can actions and killing of peaceful dissidents and activists, including a large-scale crackdown against that women's rights movement. when the prime minister later this year for the g20, what he make it clear that any future trade arrangement was saudi arabia,

they 1st came to germany in 2015 as a 15 year old she was brought as one of bard inverting bags special contingent of particularly vulnerable women and children from northern iraq today she lives in germany with her mother her sister in law and her 5 nephews they have special residency status and are receiving therapy. and i got your number from a social worker. and then when i'm calling regarding the passport i mean her. no that's my nephew. almost 12 years old. not long ago we received mail saying i require certain documents. we sent you everything. now you say you still need proof that his father is dead and make. sure you know what happened to us his cd's and that is it going. on just travel to iraq and apply for documents there. like another world. not only. how are you good and you find come on in. as. when i was a child i dreamed of becoming a singer. and i was never assigned while in captivity. they were beat me you have the news just logon they have it is i have a saying in music are forbidden is far more then i'm have is that but i said i'll tell you what i have a dream i call

countries after reporting its 1st coronavirus case on monday people from iran and italy are among those bards iran is reporting 15 deaths and dozens of confirmed cases including a key health official meanwhile the u.s. says it's considering scaled back joint military exercises with soul due to concerns about the spread of the virus 13 south korean military personnel are infected we should why does there be a 1000 cases that's the most outside of china. u.s. president donald trump says he's optimistic that a comprehensive trade deal with india will be reached as he wraps up his 2 day visits the trips designed to boost ties on trades but trump also wants to appeal to indian american voters ahead of the u.s. election president trump's visit is going on as finals continues over india's contentious citizenship law 7 people including a police officer died during confrontations hundreds of business activists have been protesting against the law well that's you up to date stay with us an al-jazeera witness is up next. but. i have never really fit into any or any group i've heard it all like you're no

. >>> the man accused in the bard stabbing case that killed nia wilson takes the stand later today and latest developments in the trial and the heartbreaking moments in court, so far. >>> voting has started this morning in the new hampshire presidential primary. what the democratic candidates are doing to handle the pressure on the campaign trails and what a victory could mean for whoever wins in new hampshire. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two, this tuesday morning, february 11th. i'm dave clark. >>> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. another warm day and we are forced to enjoy it. the rest of the country is saying, pour you guys. >>> it's 64 and half moon bay. alameda, 64 and in redwood city, 44. in half moon bay, it is warm and that is what's going on. it should be 59-61 and we are 70-78 on the forecast highs today. wind in arizona with a high parked over us. northeast wind at novato, east and southeast with half moon bay, 64 in berkeley, 63. livermore, and going to ariz

bard's board of directors is considering changing the daily parking fee. current daily fee is $3 at all stations except west oakland. some 0 pgss include doubling the fee to $6 based on demand at different times at different stations. >>> a state assembly sup committee is under way in san francisco to fund and end the homeless crisis. this is the first indeptsz hearing on governor newsome's proposal to shift authority away from government. the mayors of san francisco, oakland and san jose are there to testify about how state funding has helped their cities address the crisis. >> when the governor was giving these fema trailers just a few weeks ago, the state worked very well with us and our county to really guide the county in being able to draw down funding so that they can provide the service providers. . >> this year, governor newsom says he wants to spend $750 million. the money would flow to regional administrators who would then decide how to spend it. >>> a new community of tiny homes opened its doors to some new residents this morning. a look insid

. >>> two hours from now, some changes will come to bard with a new program going to affect today that will make riders feel safer. >>> candidates making their final rounds ahead of tuesday's primary in new hampshire and i'm caroline shively in bedford. i will have all that and what president trump is saying, coming up. mike: anyone hear the slogan, 'mike will get it done?' ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages. i'll take on the gun lobby and save lives. and i will stop trump's assault on women's reproductive rights. i've got a record of doing things. i've got the resources to take on this fight. as mayor, i held myself accountable for results. as president, i'll offer common sense plans and i will get it done. so let's stay on the offensive, and let's win. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. (crowd noise)arella stick! (bell rings) when heart

we'll be looking bard to eviewing those comments. ms. adams: i understand you have a number of daily trading metrics by it's never been made clear exactly how these metrics are used to determine whether a intank complying with the law nor has any of the metrics been released todd public. is that true? mr. powell: i think it's true, we published the first volker rule six or seven years ago. i think very widely regulators and financial institutions found it to be a bit unworkable and so we set forth, we set out to provide a simpler set of metrics and ways that companies could conduct perfectly legal activity and have more certainty that they were doing so without having to prove every single trade what was in the mind and heart of every trader. there's going to be trading activity around legal activities not goird the volker rule. i think that's what we're doing. we're tri-ing to make that rule more effective and efficient and doing it in a way that's more consistent with the letter and spirit of the law. ms. adams: thank you. i yield back

coaching is fascinating because if you look back at the late 1800s walter camp is the prototype of the bardllege but he wasn't a professional coach. he was an executive any as his wife essentially were amateur coaches or least nonprofessional coaches for yale and there were lots and lots of games. he was referred to more as as a graduate advisor and a coach by the early 1900s you start to see people who really, they were football players and they want to be coaches, they want to make money, they want to the faculty. a good example is a gut michigan name fielding yost, he publishes book in 1905 called football for player and spectator which he talks about all the things football can do for young men, for spectators. it's not just x's and o's, not just play digress. he's also talk about how just by people showing up to the stadium that they can both help to discipline the young men on the field but they also learn discipline themselves but watching this game, following along with the game knowing the rules things like that. it's to people like fielding yost and in the 1920 people like john he

the rare statement slamming the president and pressing for attorney general william bard to step down. >> reporter: former doj officials who served in republican and democratic administrations posted a statement today, saying in part, quote, mister barr's actions in doing the presidents personal bidding unfortunately speak louder than his words. those actions, and the damage they have done to the department of justice reputation for integrity and rule of law to require mister barr to resign. for federal prosecutors recently withdrew from the roger stone case, after the justice department overruled their initial sentencing recommendation. that stone receive 7 to 9 years in prison. the attorney general also pushed back against the president in an unusual interview last week. speaking to abc news, barr fired a warning shot, telling president trump to stop attacking the justice department. >> i cannot do my job here at the department, with the constant background commentary that undercuts me. to have public statements, and tweets made about the department, making it impossible for me to d

january 9th to fund this 6 month pilot program costing $690,000 we did talk with the a board member a bard to hear more about it take a listen. >>this new form of a mass is a little different in that these are actually community service officers which already work with in bart police with them on the trains in pairs of twos and have them be a to have a direct connection to bar police and let them know what's going on. >>and he will focus their patrols on the most heavily traveled section of the system including the transbay corridor between 12 street oakland and civic center stations they will then expand some of the other busiest areas, coliseum in union city and then run that right now along the creek to pittsburg bay point what they'll be doing is traveling in pairs of 2 and then they'll be bart stations of on the trains and they will be doing this 7 days a week they also have more coverage on saturday so we'll be live here talking with some of bart riders to see how they feel about this i'm sure they're going to feel a lot safer as i've talked to them before about having more patrols a

explaining and then we'll be doing hearings before the finance and budget committee and then ultimately the bard will vote on -- board will vote on a budget and it will get to the point of having an approved budget by the middle of july and then the mayor will sign off on that presumably. so that is the process. i would like... just to sort of say, a word about budget context. and this is something we talked about a little more in the finance committee meeting that we had several weeks ago, but the bottom line here is that the city is still in an economically healthy shape. revenues are continuing to grow, maybe a little bit more slowly than recent years. we've been in a recovery now for ten years, which is a long time. and growth of revenue is slowing up. costs are growing faster than revenues. and this is the age-old problem in government, we're talking about structural deficits. this is a case of a structural deficit. most of the cost growth is associated with the city's labor force. for the most part, there are existing labor agreements in place that prescribe raises from year to year. certa

for the third year in a row, kelly will be hosting the bill bard music awards.ard music awards are live, april 29th, right here on nbc she does such a great job on "the voice," she will be great on that. speaking of "the voice," please welcome our latest coach, nick jonas. >> yes >> hi, babe. how are you? >> what a night last night the first night. you came in like james bond. you landed with a parachute. >> tear-away tuxedo. >> how was your first night on "the voice." >> it was great. i got to watch with my nieces and my wife, as well it's a fun show, as you well know and to be part of that coaching panel is a dream come true >> did you right away, get that competitive fever that they all seem to have and have bad? >> when you grow up with brothers, it's part of your dna. this is intense, with blake -- especially with blake because he hasn't won in so long. >> going down. >> blake thinks he owns the show, right? >> blake claims to love gwen but he has a man crush on this one >> it's a little creepy at times. >> his dressing room as all of your stuff a shrine to

explaining and then we'll be doing hearings before the finance and budget committee and then ultimately the bardn -- board will vote on a budget and it will get to the point of having an approved budget by the middle of july and then the mayor will sign off on that presumably. so that is the process. i would like... just to sort of say, a word about budget context. and this is something we talked about a little more in the finance committee meeting that we had several weeks ago, but the bottom line here is that the city is still in an economically healthy shape. revenues are continuing to grow, maybe a little bit more slowly than recent years. we've been in a recovery now for ten years, which is a long time. and growth of revenue is slowing up. costs are growing faster than revenues. and this is the age-old problem in government, we're talking about structural deficits. this is a case of a structural deficit. most of the cost growth is associated with the city's labor force. for the most part, there are existing labor agreements in place that prescribe raises from year to year. certainly a good

reserve fund and flat funding of stockpile and the biomedical advance research and development agency or bard as it's known, i attribute that to omb and we could k have that discussion later because this whole congress and administration needs a serious discussion on -- on spending but that's been true for a long time and under previous administrations as well. our country needs to be ready to respond to any event to protect the health of the nation. these programs are the nation's front line of defense against domestic chemical, biological or nuclear attack or infectious disease outbreak, we know current funding levels are not enough to have the nation prepare for a large-scale event therefore reductions in my view are misguided. do i want to recognize the 50 million-dollar increase for pandemic flu while the current flu season has been milder than in years past, it still resulted in thousands of hospitalizations and hundreds of deaths including children. and i'm encouraged by the commitment expressed in the budget to increase vaccination rates and efforts to develop more effective vaccines.

flavored disposable e-cigarettes and open tank e-cigarettes to proliferate through our nation's school bards which is exactly what they are doing -- school yards which is exactly what they are i think. i -- which is exactly what they are doing. when formulating the budget proposal to remove the fda's tobacco oversight authority, did you, your agency staff, white house staff, or staff of the office of management and budget speak or meet with any lobbyists or other representatives of the tobacco industry or for that matter political operatives who work for or are contracted by the president's reelection campaign? >> well, i can't speak for others. i'm not aware of any such deliberations. the idea was that if we move the tobacco center out from under fda, first, if it were a politically appointed -- a presidential appointed senate confirmed leader, they would be more accountable to congress. second as a direct report to me or whoever is secretary, elevating the role of tobacco control there. it's always been a little bit of odd connection. fda is about safe and effective, whereas the tobacco ce