news live from budget travel politics rock spying scandal involving the far right the premier all the east in the states if they're in g.s. steps down today all to being elected with the help of extreme. also coming up the fallout from a coronavirus in beijing a busy capitol that now looks like a ghost town. this is usually a bustling commercial street also souvenir shops mark shops tourists who visit to beijing usually come to spend time here today i'm going.

news live from budget travel politics rock spying scandal involving the far right the premier all the east in a state of their injury at steps down today all to being elected with the help of extremist forces coming up the fallout from the coronavirus in beijing a busy capital that now looks like a ghost town. this is usually a bustling commercial street not so souvenir shops mark shops tourists who visit to beijing usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. down growing support for julian assange public figures in germany add their voices to calls for the wiki leaks founder to be released from prison. on helena humphrey glad you could join me a german state provia is stepping down just a day off to being controversially elected with the help of far right extremists thomas kenniff a from the business friendly free democrats won a vote in the eastern state of terror india with the backing of the far right alternative for germany and chancellor angela merkel's conservative c.d.u. party the chancellor has described the election as unfair give a go can have a he says his resi

and finally the business it could be a dream come true for budget travelers and use it and says it's considering installing triple bunk beds in economy class for some of its long haul flights. the airline has s. has filed patent and trademark trademark applications for what it's cold lane the economy sky cast a structure that contains. sleep that long on fifty eight centimeters wide. the carrier operates some of the world's longest sites such as the upcoming auckland new york. that will me eighteen hours wait then i need to get approval from regulators and weigh up the costs before they can install paul's. six pop. just close eyes it's exposed in a- and it it that is no the whole that's convey into beds with who decides who gets to sleep in them apparently you can buy slots you can pay for like two hours a couple hours. to sleep some within a week you know. from the from the- would i mean it's a great idea because i mean new zealand ease sold far away so far away and it's- it's a it's a lot i mean. the longest i've been on is fourteen hours. t. is in twenty eighteen. and i haven't bu

another story that caught our attention, exxon mobil is said to be cracking down on employee travel budgetsrst quarterly profit in almost four years. auditing teams are now fanning requestsalyze travel regarding industry conferences. they are doing all of this to keep a cap on costs and make sure there is enough cash on hand. sonali: 13% decline in share price. romaine: what kind of costs are we talking about? scarlet: we don't know the details but presumably, do you really need to take this trip? does everybody have to go to this conference? romaine: maybe do it by skype. scarlet: this is bloomberg. ♪ sites did notming walk away with the top awards at the oscars but the industry is looking well-positioned. we are joined by an executive involved, the president and ceo of curiosity stream. it has over 13 million subscribers. competitors, so many options, how do you sort of standout in a crowd that seems to be getting more crowded? clint: we program to the full venue. science, history, technology, cuisine, travel. we are a big category, just like sports or news is a category. is an alligator.

you mad m chairwoman and acting commissioner thank you for coming forward to present the 2021 budget i travel with the deputy secretary norquist to see firsthand for the administration efforts have produced real results this is my six trip since the start of the crisis in the fourth to the region since early last year. during my most recent travel i have seen three out of four texas sectors and also saw the first sections of the construction of boys amazed at the dedication and cooperation. thank you and the men and women of your agencies to work tirelessly around the clock every single day to keep our country safe that seems under impossible circumstances it is a testimony to how important the nation is and the cooperation among agencies per cry would encourage all members to travel the border to see the great progress administration has made hundreds of miles of improved border fencing are under construction. new technologies employed to spot persons coming across the border in time to apprehend them was very impressive and then programs are underway to hear asylum claims quickly at the bor

every year 200 million of the world health organization budget goes to travel for bureaucrats and staff. they fly business class using fraudulent pretext to do so when it's otherwise forbidden. other aid agencies, like doctors without borders or our own cdc ban officials from doing that because it's wasteful. this is the organization the world is looking to for guidance as it battles a pandemic that could cleveland millions. jeff steyer joins us. thanks for coming on. >> good to be here. >> how did this man who seems not just unqualified but seems to have the kind of background that would make him exactly the wrong person to run the world health organization? how did he get this job? >> that's correct. even though u.s. taxpayers cover half the bill for the who, $2 billion a year budget, we have very little say over what they do. they have elections. different countries are voted to support him. there's a corruption at the who before. but people like myself are sounding the alarm bells. this guy was a number 3 official in a marxist regime of ethiopia. he appointed robert mungabe to be a

every year about 200 million of the world health organization budget goes to travel for its bureaucratsnd staff. they often fly business class, sometimes using fraudulent pretexts to do so when it's otherwise forbidden.id other aid agencies, respectable ones like doctors without borders for our own cdc ban officials from doing that because it's wasteful. this is the organization the world is looking to for guidance as it battles a pandemic that could kill lands of people.cl jeff stier is the femur fellow at the taxpayer protection lines, he has covered corruption for years, joins us tonight, thanks so much for coming on. so how did this man who seems not just unqualified, but seems to have the kind of background that would make him exactly the wrong person to run world health organization, how did you get this job? >> even the u.s. taxpayers cover about almost half of the bill for the w.h.o., $2 billion a year, w.h.o. budget, we have very little say over what they do and they have elections. different countries are voted to support. if there's been a corruption at the w.h.o. before maga

travel. singapore's budget will provide a fairly large fiscal boost to the economy as it works to counter theof the coronavirus, according to the country's deputy prime minister and finance minister. he said he still expects and positive growth this year but it all depends on the global economy and the virus outbreak. >> i think the economy is already feeling the effects of the global slowdown. and the virus outbreak will fairly negative impacts on the global economy and the singapore economy. nejra: gtake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. coming up, turkey heads toward it six straight rate cut. we are live in istanbul next. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg "daybreak: europe." here's what you need to know today. turkey central bank is set to deliver a rate decision today and economists are split over whether we will see a six straight cut or is the central bank will hold. investor appetite could start to wane. great to see you, what are we hearing ahead of this decision? bloombergng to a survey, some economists expect a r

budget? and these travellers at manchester piccadilly had mixed feelings.ill rebalance the economy and act as a counterbalance to what goes on in london. if we can sort out the network in the north—west before we think about going down into the south, because coming up here would be fine, but they can't go any further once they get into manchester then. there is transport investment needed in the country, maybe this isn't the exact one that would be best. in order to address some of the criticism it is inevitably going to get forfocusing on hs2, the government has also announced £5 billion of funding for other forms of transport. so there will be extra money for buses across england and wales, including new zero emissions models, and more money as well for hundreds of miles of new cycleways of the kind that london already has. building work on the line and the fancy new stations can now begin, but uncertainty is far from over. the government wants to review the next stage of the project, taking the line up to manchester and leeds to make it more affordable.

scrutinizing employee travel budgets at north america's largest oil explorer.ty measures are unusual for the company. it was one of the few major explorers to avoid job or dividend cuts during the oil slump. that is your bloomberg business flash. .nna: thank you ,leigh-ann matt miller is waiting to interview the ceo of daimler. talking about all things related to the car sector, michelin has warned -- nissan has warned sales in china are expected to drop this month, adding to a forecast of low profits. we spoke to the company's cfo about the potential longer-term impact of the virus. crisishis stage of the of the coronavirus, it is very difficult to guess what is going to happen. our first concern was about our employees. of china --mployees none of the mission in employees in china have been affected. our factories resumed activity yesterday morning. but we are concerned about the potential consequence of this situation. we know that our sales will be february. impacted in beyond that, it is very difficult to guess what is going to happen. and if the chinese e

budget. it has a travel dollars in health care cuts. very for me, donald trump. i know the first term has been rocky but in the second term i plan to cut $1 trillion in funding for health care. also if you're a little worried about that coronavirus thing that's happening, the world health organization that's coordinating the international response to that crisis, my budget proposes cutting their budget by more than half right now. who needs it? vote for me. i mean, at least when mitt romney got saddled with this in 2012 it was paul ryan's fault. it was only mitt romney's fault because he picked paul ryan not noting this albatross that ryan was going to drag into the race with him. in this case it's the president's own doing. in this case this genius political move for the president to be running for re-election proposing a trillion dollar in health care cuts is -- this is the president's fault alone, the fault of the trump white house. and, you know, ultimately you never know what's going to be determinative in a big general election fight. i mean some of this we

and no one is, traveling not instate, there is no, travel not here and there is no travel, office of management budget has no travel, we are here until this gets resolved, is tremendous pressure. that is a very simple way to, do it and for me it is very similar to what my mom did to my brother and i. that one to two of us would get into a fight, she would send the two of us to our rooms, and say you guys can come out once you have work this out. you are staying in there until you work. it out anybody have that same long? okay. so she is an amazing. long it is a great concept. it is the same concept at the governmental. level quite frankly it's the same thing that happens in every state in america. in state government, if they don't finish, their work, they have to extend their session, and keep going until they get it done. we just don't in the federal government. we do a are for three months and say we will see you after the election. that is bad for the agencies, that's bad for budgeting, it's bad for our process. everyone sees that it is bad. now the goal is not to have long see ours. the goal is t

budget. a few months ago i traveled to new york with our constitutional officers, speaker sexton to meet with the bond rating agencies. sharing our story of fiscal responsibility and consistent results, and they rewarded our collective effort with a triple "a" bond rating from all three agencies, and we're 1 of only 13 states -- [ applause ] we are one of only 13 states to achieve that. indeed, our economy is strong, and a rights tide lifts all boats. it's only fair that when the state's fiscally lte some of that money be returned to the taxpayers, so tonight i'm announcing a proposal to cut the professional privilege tax in half and return $40 million to individuals and small business owners who every year pay this arbitrary and unfair tax. [ applause ] indeed, the state is seeing strong economic times, but many of our local governments are struggling financially, and we certainly don't want to see local tax increases. in many. counties that i've visited throughout the past year community leaders always tell me about a particular project or initiative that could transform their county if onl

exxon mobil scrutinizing employee travel budgets.r posted its largest profit for four years. it was one of the major explorers to avoid job or dividend cuts during the oil slump. francine: the democratic presidential race is changing shape. senator bernie sanders is now the favorite to win today's new hampshire primary, head of joe biden. the results will not necessarily produce a clear frontrunner to take out president trump, with polls showing other candidates growing in popularity. first of all, for our international audience, we have always looked at new hampshire. is this time different? always look at new hampshire because it is right out the gate, and you start to see candidates fall away. it by no means always indicates who is going to win. but you can already see some importance happening right now. bernie sanders is likely to win. pete buttigieg, who did quite well in iowa, is pulling second, so he is getting a pretty good month. you also have amy klobuchar, who is getting into at least double digits for the first time. so

budget. earlier this week i traveled with deputy secretary of defense david narquist to see firsthand whether the dpigs's border security has results. and the fourth trip since the crisis and the fourth trip since last year. and during the most recent travels, i've seen three of the four texas sectors, and i also want the president to see the first sections of the new fencing last spring. but in matter what sector station or port of entry visit, i'm always amazed by the dedication of the people working there, and the cooperation among, across duties and assignments. i want to thank you and the men and women of your agencies, who are working tirelessly around the clock every single day to keep our country safe under sometimes almost impossible circumstances. their commitment is a testimony to how important this mission is. and the cooperation among agencies is the best i have ever seen. i would encourage all committee members to travel to the borders to see for themselves as i have, to see the great progress the administration has made, hundreds of miles of improved border fencing has been bui

budget. we have overhead. and we have non-personnel, and that includes travel and training. it includes i.t. systems types of things, professional services. we also have a line item of community-based organizations because we work very hard to work on the equitable outcomes and also to work with those in needs. and it includes our programs for emergency preparedness. so we have a seismic safety outreach program that is in every neighborhood in the city. we do training to get people ready for earthquake preparedness in different languages. we reach out specifically to lower income neighborhoods, and so we have that program. we have the single-room occupancy program and the code enforcement outreach program that is actually managed by the housing inspection division. and that is crucial to our code enforcement effort and our housing preservation effort, once again, working with the most vulnerable citizens of san francisco. finally, we have equipment, and then we have services of other departments. so if you go to the next slide, you'll see a pie chart. basically salary and fringes at 38%, and

travel? are they going to cut back the budget of the secret service?ow, we're caught in this battle of secret service expenditures at trump property. what are we going to do to get out of this. >> we'll leave it there. good to see you. thanks very much. >> thanks, fred. >>> up next, angry, unapologetic. president trump lashing out after being acquitted. the reason for the rant and message for his family in today's reality check. you always get me. now, get free 1 hour in-store pick up... ...at office depot officemax and officedepot.com. same time next week. yes! t-mobile has the first and only, nationwide 5g network. and with it, you can shape the future. we've invested 30 billion dollars and built our new 5g network for businesses like yours. while some 5g signals only go a few blocks, t-mobile 5g goes for miles. no other 5g signal goes farther or is more reliable in business. tomorrow is in your hands. partner with t-mobile for business today. can match the power of energizer. because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in th

is making budget cuts a slowdown in business it's cutting back on hiring new staff and external consultants filling new projects and office for focus from plans and significantly reducing travel expenses. the german airline is also feeling the pinch announcing a recruitment freeze its cutting costs of the flights to mainland china and hong kong were put on hold due to the upright fans its shares have suffered over the past week phone by teen percent. and french luxury goods make a chemist record results last year thanks to soaring to imagine asia the coronavirus did see 11 stores closed 7 of which are now back open and he says it's still too early though to assess the potential impact on earnings this year. disney's long serving c.e.o. has stepped down bob. led disney in its takeover of 21st century fox and its recent launch of streaming service disney plus he has the keys to the magic kingdom of a long time company insider. his resignation surprised many disney c.e.o. bob iger longtime head of the multi 1000000000 euro and iconic entertainment empire . he oversaw some huge acquisitions over 15 years as c.e.o. 21st century fox pixar and the star wars studio lucasfilm and more

i'm hearing from a lot of airlines, budget carriers or legacy airlines, simply bookings of fallen off the cliff. that's really serious in terms of leisure travellersoing places, but more particularly, businesses which are telling their executives who would normally be filling up the fight cabins at a premium fares, you cannot travel because we have a duty of care towards you. just this week we are supposed to be in the middle of the mobile world congress in barcelona. 100,000 people piling into the catalan capital. that hasn't happened and as a result if you want to be counterintuitive, there to barcelona, venice, rome and you could leave in a few hours from one of the london airports paying less tha n one of the london airports paying less than £140, $180, for a three night break in italy or spain, four hotel, and unprecedented access. night break in italy or spain, four hotel, and unprecedented accessm could end up being turned into to exude you end up quarantined and stuck there. that's the concern. the first anxiety is an idea a lot of people around the world have that if you go to one of these coronavirus hit countries, you will catch the vir

budget cuts due to a slowdown in business it's cutting back on hiring new staff and external consultants delaying new i.t. projects and office real refurbishment plans and significantly significantly reducing travel expenses. for the german airline is also feeling the pinch it announced recruitment freeze its cutting costs up their flights to mainland china and hong kong were put on hold due to the outbreak of tonnes of shares have suffered over the past week falling by 14 percent. apple chief executive tim cook said the company will open its 1st physical retail store in india in 2021 speaking at the company's annual shareholder meeting cook said apple would start selling its products online in india this year and will open its 1st apple store there next year u.s. president donald trump visited india this week now another company grappling with the growing impact of the coronaviruses french car giant p.s.a. peugeot citroen in the firm actually defied a sales drop to report record profits for 2019 head of its merger with chrysler that thanks mostly to rising sales of prize your s.u.v.s but the company racked up major losses in china and it was forced to stop production at its plant in china's woo

budgets. on al-jazeera. migrants in uniform volunteering their labor to appease locals and combat migrant sentiment. people in power travels to the north of italy where a bold experiment is underway. with an unconventional approach to integration. italy's migrant boot camp on a 0. and richelle carey and these are the top stories on al-jazeera china's president has called the corona virus outbreak the country's biggest public health emergency in 70 years the comments from xi jinping come in south korea's president raised his country's alert level to the highest after another spike in cases in japan is urging missile governments to help contain the outbreak nationwide 602 people are infected and 5 have died and italy an area containing 50000 people is under lockdown cases there of john to nearly 100 with 2 people dead it's become your worst hit country meanwhile in iran schools and cultural center.

budget cuts due to slowdown in business it's cutting back on hiring new staff and external consultants delaying new i.t. projects and office refurbishment plans as well as significantly significantly reducing travel expenses. the german airline tuns is also feeling the pinch announcing a recruitment freeze its cutting costs after flights to mainland china and hong kong were put on hold due to the corona virus outbreak tons of shares have suffered over the past week falling by 14 percent. now another company grappling with the growing impact of the corona virus outbreak is french car giant p.s.a. peugeot citroen when the firm actually defied a sales drop to report record profits for 21000 ahead of its merger with chrysler thanks mostly to rising sales of price your s.u.v.s but the company racked up major losses in china and it was forced to stop production at its plant in china which is the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak. buyer has announced that its chairman vana venning is stepping down from his post at the german drug and chemical giant 2 years earlier than expected the company is due to present its annual report for 2019 on thursday but the focus will be on its legal conundrums over th

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travel expenses. we have a remaining budget of over $700,000 available for the next six months, so if you have any questions not related to any of the travel that's reported here, i'd be happy to answer them. >> any questions on this discussion item? any public comment? next item. >> action item, review and approval of basic cola, effective july 1, 2020. >> we're going to do 18, 21, 20, right? >> this is number 19. >> go ahead. >> good afternoon, commissioners. san francisco bay area c.p.i. was almost 2.5%, which allows us to grant the full 2% basic cola. sorry, i'm going to pass this over to mr. homark so he can set up this presentation. this allows us to extend our 2% cole -- grant our 2% cola, and we ask that the board adopt the recommendation. >> make a motion to adopt the recommendation. >> is there a second? >> second. >> questions? public comment? make it clear, it's a 2% cola. >> 2% basic cola. >> basic cola. >> effective july 1, 2020. >> public comment? all those in favor, say aye? opposed? item 20. >> item 20, action item. termination -- determination and approval of credit interest rate for fisca

saying that he did not see it as a threat and all the travel ban, if it's in italy, if it's in other countries -- >> jesse: it's pelosi's budge budgetdn't just cut i it, he did it for cuts with the cdc. >> jesse: you did this a month ago, you are wrong then. >> dana: if you want to watch a great show called "pandemic," " people are working really hard, dedicate their lives to this. in america, i think we are in good shape. >> greg: 35 cases, that's it. >> juan: that's good in the united states. it's becoming global per that's why they are saying an epidemic to a pandemic. >> jesse: when greg wears a mask, i'll be nervous. >> dana: coming up, bernie sanders had a big win in the vita causing some panic in the media and in the democratic establishment. you will see that next. ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated... ...with an incre

the $4.8 trillion budget would increase military spending by 0.3% and cut nondefense spending by 5%. president trump will also be travelingday. he's holding a keep america great rally in manchester on the eve of the state's democratic primary. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is fighting with facebook and twitter. both bay area companies rejected a request from her to remove a video posted by president trump. that video was edited to make it look like a copy of his state of the union address as he honored guests. but in reality she ripped up the speech after the address ended. pelosi's chief of staff says the video is deliberately designed to mislead and lie to the american people. facebook and twitter say the video does not violate their policies on manipulated media. >>> the democratic presidential candidates are crisscrossing new hampshire. they're vying for votes ahead of tomorrow's high stakes new hampshire primary. new state polls show bernie sanders topping the field with former south bend mayor pete buttigieg surging after strong performances in iowa. former vice president joe biden has taken aim at the front-runner

the 4$4.8 trillion budget would increase military spending by 0.3% and cut nondefense spending by 5%. >> president trump will also be travelingo new hampshire today. he is holding a keep america great rally in manchester on the eve of the state's democratic primary. of course this comes as democratic presidential candidates continue to crisscross that state. they're vying for votes ahead of tomorrow's high stakes new hampshire primary. new state polls show bernie sanders topping the field with former south bend mayor pete buttigieg surging after a strong performance in iowa. former vice president joe biden has taken aim at the front-runners as questions mount over his campaign's viability after a fourth place finish in iowa. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren finished third in iowa, dropping in the polls. now aiming to break from the middle of the pack. >> i didn't start by doing polls a year ago. i still don't do polls. for me it's about having a chance to get out and talk to people. >> amy cloebklobuchar is gettin boost raising $2 million since friday's debate. >> bernie sanders campaign plans to ask for a partial recan

we can also assume interest rates will travel more with blue-chip forecast compared to previous budgets. trump. the bigt tax cut through with the help of congress. that did give stimulus to the economy and got as close to 3%. what will it take this time? we already have the tax cut? mr. vought: it is important the increase in business capital will continue as we passed these trade deals, as we restore some of the hiccups we saw this year in the economy. the economy is going great. jobs and unemployment are at 50 year lows. a tremendous amount of job growth. all of that will continue. we will continue on the deregulatory initiatives. getting pipelines and infrastructure projects done within two years. there are a lot of things we have in the deregulatory agenda that will help us continue to grow. we need to get some of these policies passed and trade deals done. that is why the phase one with china is important. the passage, the signing of the usmca agreement is so crucial. these are other things we will be working on to be able to continue to grow the economy at 3% growth. david: as i u

travel expenses. we have a remaining budget of over $700,000 available for the next six months, so if you have any questions related to any of the travel that's reported here, i'd be happy to answer them. >> any questions on this discussion item? any public comment? next item. >> action item, review and approval of basic cola, effective july 1, 2020. >> we're going to do 18, 21, 20, right? >> this is number 19. >> go ahead. >> good afternoon, commissioners. san francisco bay area c.p.i. was almost 2.5%, which allows us to grant the full 2% basic cola. sorry, i'm going to pass this over to mr. homark so he can set up this presentation. this allows us to extend our 2% cole -- grant our 2% cola, and we ask that the board adopt the recommendation. >> make a motion to adopt the recommendation. >> is there a second? >> second. >> questions? public comment? make it clear, it's a 2% cola. >> 2% basic cola. >> basic cola. >> effective july 1, 2020. >> public comment? all those in favor, say aye? opposed? item 20. >> item 20, action item. termination -- determination and approval of credit interest rate for fiscal ye

travel to china, nor contt with an infected person. criticized the admtrationi today for slashing its public health budget, but said congress will appropriateney. rep. nancy pelosi: we're coming close to a bipartisan agreement in the congress as to how we c go forward with a number. that is a good start, but we don't know how much we will need. amna nawaz: enate majority leader mitch mcconnell said today the senate will vote on that funding in the next two weeks. with the virus now reaching at least 48 countries, and mounti concerns about whether it will eventually spread wider in the u.s., we wanted to foc on some important and key information about covid-19. dr. peter hotez is ainfectious disease specialist at the baylor college of medice. he's in houston to help us with some of those questi dr. hotez, welcome back to the "newshour." one of the biggest questions we hear again and againwerom people isnow it's a respiratory illness. we know it's highly contagious, but how is it spreading? person?s imove from person to peter hotez: well, thanks for having me on. unfortunately, because this is a new virus agent, there's more we don't know tha

terry and the war isn't budgets like that so again i'm going to turn to another tweet response to this from chris our nod he's written is an amazing book about the deplorable is traveling across america talking to deplorable people that are outside the you know the front row class the people like lloyd blankfein and hillary clinton and everybody on m.s.n. b.c. and he used to be a banker and i'm not sure if it was that goldman sachs but it was one of the wall street banks there if i'm russian i would go with hawking synthetic c.d.o. is to blow up the u.s. economy and screw over homeowners like this is so obvious it should be so transparent that the fact that lloyd blankfein gets put on c n n r m s n b c to say this sort of stuff to propagandize the americans and confuse them and divert them from the fact that he himself helped destroy the economy is remarkable and the deplorable so i think know that he's the one more responsible than anybody else in the world and they remember that our founding fathers said that the destruction of america would come from within never from without and these are the people from within who have imploded the economy don't forget that after

14 days as well as their travel history the philippines has reported 3 cases and one death from the virus. european union leaders have failed to agree on the block's next budget after a 2nd day of fraught talks the french president emmanuel michaels says he deeply regrets they could not reach a deal or the german chancellor angela merkel says the differences between the $27.00 nations were too big denmark austria sweden and the netherlands dug in their heels becoming known as the frugal 4 nations insisting that spending wasn't top one percent of europe's economic output. a popular opposition party in thailand has been dissolved by the country's constitutional court it ruled that future ford had violated electoral law by accepting a loan of $6000000.00 from its leader it's the 4th major opposition party to be dissolved in less than 15 years when he reports from bangkok. there was anger and sadness as supporters gathered at the headquarters of the future forward party to watch the verdict the constitutional court judges ruled that the opposition party be dissolved and that 16 leaders banned from politics for 10 years . the case surrounded the more than $6000000

engagements just make travelling, it —— starts doubling around the world, it would increase their security costs. nobody wants them to come to harm but when they do implement budgetstaff, i think people would expect them to contribute to their security costs. i'm sure that's fair but to me this feels like the sort of thing they are running away from. to be fair to them, the mirror, we don't have the inside copy yet. sol them, the mirror, we don't have the inside copy yet. so i don't know what it says. but it says their security bill "could" rise to £20 million but we don't know who would pay for it yet. we don't know how much it is going to go up to what they are proposing. maybe they are happy to pay for it but we don't know. i worry in the context of harry and meghan is that it is perfectly possible they will do something awful but we shouldn't rush to judgement and assume everything they do is awful, because thatis everything they do is awful, because that is precisely why they have found it intolerable to be members of the royal family and that surely isa of the royal family and that surely is a bit heartbreaking. you can say they are running away, running awa

traveling by plane and bedbugs. they can fly but they. you know they attach themselves on bags and suitcases and also studies show that they have become increasingly resistance to insecticides. fredricka budget to say thank you god i wish i was. over very much. now we're into day 2 of the berlin film festival and not everything is revolving around the bad famed wards the old so elves the new animated movie on board is getting its 1st international screaming in the german capital made by disney spic sauce to do as it deals with traditional disney fare matching. you want to compete you want to name. your your well d.w. film pick says hello to humphrey and david leavitt's down on the red carpet in downtown bell and welcome both you had a chance to see what could be one of the biggest political movies of the year what's it like. well it just proves once again that pixar are such masters of storytelling and they just have such a grip on the heartstrings of the audience we were feeling whatever they wanted us to feel i think i think we made a mistake to be honest but of not taking tissues into the movie theater with us we certainly needed them often we came out of that screening essentially it tel