anchor: ok, time for some business news now. javier is back.tter is changing the way we are looking at sports. javier: replacing your tv. that is what the social media platform is hoping to do. they want to stream thursday net games live. according to bloomberg, the social network one against other networks to show games outside the united states. twitter has yet to make a statement on the deal but is expected to set a precedent for life coverage sporting events on social media. ok, for a closer look at that, let's turn to our reporter. do you think this might be the answer to all of those doubts about its profitability? reporter: >> well, it is not fully sold to wall street. then again, twitter has not been profitable in the 10 year history, and it is not only about profitability. what we also saw with twitter is the user growth has stagnated and there will be more users for the nfl, outside of the united states, and it looks like twitter paid less than competitors were willing to pay. the do not have their numbers yet, but there is talk about

we will take a short break, and we still have all the latest business news and some sports news, so doy with us. ♪ >> welcome back with "dw news" in berlin. our top stories, another powerful earthquake has struck japan, the 7.1 magnitude quake was centered in the city, no reports of significant damage. residents are spending a second sleepless night after thursday's quake and 100 aftershocks killed nine people and injured hundreds. chancellor angela merkel has approved a criminal inquiry into a comedian, said to be investigated for allegedly insulting the turkish president. chancellor angela merkel also announced her government would be scrapping the antiquated law that criminalizes the mockery of four indignant carries. time now for the latest business news with helen humphrey. you have the latest on that meeting of world financial leaders in washington? >> that's right. spring has sprung and washington, d.c., and the big economic players are in town. leaders of the imf and world bank have pledged to redouble efforts to bolster global growth prospects, and they say they also want to c

in the business news, also later on, in the program. president poroshenko of ukraine has urged parliament to form a government quickly following the resignation of the prime minister. he sent a new coalition should be in place by tuesday. and i'll lie of poroshenko was -- and i like of poroshenko -- an ally of partially cook now says he does not want the job. internal fights and corruption scandals pulled the government apart. a powerful reminder that we should eradicate war. words of u.s. secretary of state kerry on his visited hiroshima today. he has become the most senior u.s. politician to tour the peace museum, in th memorial to the attack in 1945. he joined foreign ministers in a gesture of peace. >> it was an historic moment. alongside the visiting g7 ministers, kerry became the first secretary of state to visit the hiroshima atomic memorial. the u.s. carried out the world's first bombing on the city. hundreds of thousand people died from radiation. carrie did not speak at the ceremony. for many japanese, the visit is highly symb

also coming up in the next hour, we will have the business news. we will be meeting a french entrepreneur starting companies in london but being called back home by the french government. much more live from paris. thank you for joining us here on france 24. just before we get to the days international news, we are going to start with a little bit of glitz and glamour. the countdown is on for the cannes film festival. directors and film stars will be heading to the french riviera for one of the film industry past major competitions. cheney gorge a lot was a that announcement. let's talk about star power. which big names will be heading nes? to can cannesselection for the film festival is the best kept secret in cinema and it just came out about an hour ago. it will start with the biggest theme, steven spielberg, who was the president just a few years familyl be screening his friendly movie the bfg. that will be with the actor that one best actor for bridge of spies. -- woody allennd kristen stewart, and perhaps the most glamorous i think for this f

new competition investigation. this time over its mobile operating system android. we will have the details in our business update. and french families find a new ways to use up their excess food waste and get a few fresh eggs in the process. more on the new home chicken craze on the way. but first, our top story live from paris. we will start straight with the u.s. presence of campaign. gotionaire donald trump home the republican primary in new york with a crushing victory in his home state. to 25% of of the vote the vote from ohio government john kasich and 14.5% from ted cruz. he says the win makes him a shoe in for the nomination despite continual resistance from the republican establishment. >> nobody should be given delegates, which is a ticket to victory and it's not a fair ticket. aen though we are leading by lot and cannot be caught, it's impossible to catch us. nobody should take delegates and claim victory unless they get those delegates with voters and voting. and that is what is going to happen. and you watch. because the people are not going to stand for it. it's a cricket system -- cricket o

time for the business news. you are starting out with a highly anticipated unveiling. >> we are not talking about apple. the promise of an affordable car from tesla motors has millions -- hundreds lining up to make reservations. people put down $1000 for a car they had not even seen. at $35,000 is priced and will go on sale at the end of 2017, but a cheaper offering will be its biggest test yet. sleek, high-tech, and spacious, all for the price of $35,000, that was the promise from tesla's ceo elon musk as he unveiled the model 3, the affordably priced electric vehicle he has been planning for the past decade. tesla teaming up with panasonic to build a $5 billion battery factory that will lower the cost of the car. >> it is a combination of high cost. and the lowest the first to put down a $1000 deposit, even though the car has not gone into production yet. putting down a deposit on a car you have not seen yet, but it is a tesla and it is affordable. 3 hopes to compete in the lucrative electric car market that o

brent: time now for some business news.ena is here with a look at the latest polls in the brexit debate. helena: last week it was a 50-50 split, now the numbers for britain leaving in front. the out camp, 45% to the in camp, 41%. >> the imf's economists have grow -- have lowered their growth forecasts for the second time in 10 months. in its report, the organization cites the threats posed by the refugee crisis and burgeoning national movements in europe. >> one manifestation of increased nationalism in the very real possibility that the united kingdom exits the european union, damaging a wide range of trade and financial relationships. at the same time, across europe, the political consensus that once propelled european unification is fraying. christian: euro countries face high unemployment in many member states and sluggish industrial activity. eurozone growth is now expected to fall to 1.5% this year. but, the imf expects that the epicenter of many of last year's industrial earthquakes, china, will grow faster, at 6.5%.

that's the latest in business news for this hour. i'll leave you with a check on markets. >>> japan's foreign minister is hoping to advance ties with china when he visits beijing this weekend. fumio kishida has requested a meeting with chinese leaders during his stay. he'll be the first japanese foreign minister to visit china other than attending an international conference. he hopes to discussion cooperation in tackling environmental and other issues with chinese foreign minister wang yi. he also wants to meet with president xi jinping, but japanese foreign ministry officials say chances of meeting with xi are slim. they say that's because china has reacted sharply when japan has raised the topic of china's activities in the south china sea, at international forums. one official says the ministry is waiting to see which of china's top seven leaders will >>> the japanese destroyer arrived on tuesday. its deck is wide enough to carry patrol helicopters. 24 hour check points have been set up around the u.s. embassy. the head of the na

that's it for business news. james, i'm going to hand it back to you. >> gene otani crunching the numbers for us from the business desk. thanks, gene. >>> people around the world are gearing up for the rio olympics. a syrian refugee has carried the olympic torch in greece as the games approach, now just 100 days away. he took the flame through a camp on the outskirts of athens. it's temporarily housing about 1500 asylum seekers. he lost his right leg in an explosion in syria and fled to greece two years ago and has since been practicing swimming with a prosthetic limb. he hopes syrian and other refugees can move on from the camps and pursue their dreams. >>> meanwhile, preparation for the games continues in brazil with more than 9 of vens completed. officials have also held test events for many of the olympic and paralympic sports. but the country is currently embroiled in political turmoil. president dilma rousseff is facing accusations that she helped manipulate government accounts. it's led to the resignation o

get all your business news right here on cnbc. >>> well, we got a beautiful weekend ahead. our story is the sunshine. so bright yesterday, going to be a little bit warmer today. you can get a preview look at the bottom of your screen. your seven day forecast is scrolling for each of our five regions in the area. not just philadelphia. sunshine for everybody today will be nice and bright. especially good timing for the cherry blossoms festival. 60s today. 70s tomorrow. 5k and 10-k race this morning. little bit chilly to tart but a nice warm up. with the warm weather comes the higher pollen and it has been running high. and the forecast is for it to stay high right on through the weekend and into next week. pollen is high. temperatures will be going higher. at this hour our sky is clear. look at the temperature down 36 trees in the lehigh valley. pennsylvania suburbs south jersey, jersey shore are in the 30s while delaware right now is seeing a mix of temperatures, range from middle 30s in glasgow, while wilmington is 43 degrees. to the south there are some cold spots. lincol

we had the latest business news, we are telling you why oil prices are on the slide after a crucial meeting. stay tuned. thank you for joining us on france 24. we start off with some breaking news coming in. we have a report from italy that there has been a major shipwreck in the mediterranean, with hundreds of migrants feared drowned. the italian president speaking out a short time ago. we get the latest from our correspondent in delhi that in italy. -- in italy. >> so far, the italian coast guard has not confirmed, we are hearing reports that people have drowned, disappeared and the nationalities are -- we believe the shipwreck occurred between egypt and the coast of italy as the migrants were trying to reach italy but we have no confirmation from the coast guard. rescue 100 they did people in a different incident where a shipwreck -- a ship wrecked leaving the coast of libya. we have no formal confirmation, so far. >> we you know that the migrants across mediterranean -- routes across the mediterranean have been getting busier in recent weeks. >> there is a major concern as the european

donald trump has a lot clearer name recognition in new york, relationships with businesses in the northeast. how much of a uphill battle will that be fur your candidate cruz? >> we're focusing on new york, but emphasis will increase after we see results in wisconsin. i'm born and raised in new york, on long island, everyone knows that you know what the issues are in state of new york, one of the highest taxed states in the country. name i.d. is not simply a driving factor any more, everyone knows donald trump, everyone knows ted cruz, new york is not a winner-take-all, it awarding delegates by congressional district weaker have real opportunities in new york going forward, i think that new yorker are concerned about the issues of national security, you listen to what donald trump says in terms of withdrawing from nato and other bizarre positions people know on issue we lated to national security and defeating isis, there is nobody who can be trusted more to provide leadership necessary an ted cruz. dierdre: all right, ron thank you. >> ron nearing with us, with cruz campaign. >> donald trum

we will have that and more business news. around. ♪ >> welcome back to "dw news" live from berlin. the u.n. refugee agency says up to 500 migrants may have lost their lives in a boat sinking last week as they tried to cross the mediterranean from africa to europe. new tensions in an old alliance, u.s. president barack obama visits saudi arabia and calls on the kingdom to step up efforts to defeat the so-called islamic state and rebuild iraq. we now have the business news. >> mitsubishi has become the latest carmaker to cheat on consumers. the japanese auto giant admitted that if manipulated few if agency for hundreds of thousands of cars. shares tumbled on the news that mitsubishi has joined th likes of volkswagen in faking test results. >> mitsubishi's ek is one of the fastest selling cars in japan, stated feel consumption is 5.8 meters per 100 kilometers, but that figure is now in doubt. mitsubishi's chief executive has now publicly confirmed that its engine test results were manipulated. >> we have discovered that in proper

business news. profound changes for saudi arabia. >> it is the fiction to oil, as the deputy crown prince puts it, and this addiction has saudi leaders worry. that is why plans were announced on monday which will stop the saudi dependency on crude oil by selling parts of the state oil giant aramco. this would be a major policy shift in the country that has seen little change in the past 30 years. on monday came salman announced the cabinet had approved the reform plans -- [no audio] >> environment in our country in order to be proud of our nation and to be part of the development on economic, environmental, cultural, and intellectual levels. >> plans include selling shares in aramco, plus creating a wealth fund your reforms include a relaxation of visa requirements. international monetary fund welcomed the move, but middle east director ahmed remains cautious. >> the issue will be to make sure that these objectives can be translated into real changes. >> it is in an effort to move away from the blac

get all your business news on cnbc. >>> now your nbc10 first alert weather. >> good saturday morning. am meteorologist kathryn steinle -- karen thomas. we have mild temperatures for sure. lehigh valley 63 degrees. it's 60 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 62 the official temperature reading right now in philadelphia. as we take you closer in, just about everywhere in the lower 60s. even coil field 60. 66 right now reported in mulkey hill. the temperatures are bumped because of a cold front moving through. we're in the warm sector there. especially in bridgeton and vineland. 62 there. as we move up, it gets a little cooler. princeton, 59 degrees. 61 in hopewell. as i mentioned, 63 right there in florence. temperatures are not expected to be going down at all. they will be bumping up just a little bit as we move through. our weather story has to do with the scattered showers. the scattered showers are with us as this system is pulling quite a bit of moisture from the south-southeast. you see that it's just churning about as it pulls away. it's moving west to east. you can see where the rain

. >>> it's time for the latest in business news. investors rushing to buy the japanese yen. our business desk for more. we have seen levels we haven't seen in a while. >> investors tend to reach for the yen when they want to hold something that they feel is safer asset. that's exactly what we saw overnight. the yen was at the strongest it has been since 2014, with the dollar dipping below 110 yen. we saw the levels back in october 2014, when the japan loosened up monetary policy more than it already had. right now, investors are unsure when the next hike in u.s. interest rates will be, and they don't know if oil has hit bottom. stock markets around the world plunged on tuesday. we'll see how tokyo markets starting this wednesday morning. for that, we'll go to ramin mellegard. what are you seeing. >> yen strength there, stronger ag euro, and that should be weighing on exporters here. i'll track that. let's look at the opening levels. it's been pretty choppy. in the negative and then into the positive. we've been going in and out of negative/positive territory, you can see the

cnbc takes a looks at the past week in business news. >> we haven't seen this since fdr was in officethe dow industrials and s&p 500 sank as much as 11% in january and then managed to post gains for the first three months of the year anyway. the last time stocks rebounded in such a spectacular fashion was 1933. the march jobs report has something for everyone. the economy added 215,000 jobs more than analysts expected but the unemployment rate ticked up to 5%. and percentage of americans in the workforce rose but gain in hourly wages was on the weak side. >>> if it feels like filling up your gas tank hasn't been this cheap in ages. you're right. aaa estimates that americans have paid nearly $10 billion less for gas so far this year than they did during the same period last year. that comes out to about $45 for every licensed driver in the country. >>> it was supposed to be a peek into artificial intelligence this turned into a nightmare. microsoft unveiled the new chatbot that was supposed to respond to tweets as if it was a millennial woman using slang it learned from scanning twitte

javier is here with business news. it's the end of a legal battle over one of the world's most disastrous oil spills. >> that's right. a settlement at last, after years of bitter litigation. b.p.'s horizon platform disaster was devastating for the gulf of mexico, from texas to florida. now, six years later, a judge has approved a final order to force b.p. to pay $20 billion in compensation and fines. that tops a previous settlement to individuals. an explosion on the deep water rig in april 2010 killed 11 workers on the platform and led to 130 million gallons of oil spilled. the money in the final settlement will be handed out over 16 years and includes payments to fix environmental damage. >> now to the big topic of the day. the panama papers. we're just at the very beginning of the revelations on the leaked documents. but we already know, almost every major bank in the world has been helping some of their lients to send their moneyheir offshore, beyond reach of the tax man. while this is not always illegal, the docum

ben: in business news. juliet: supersize starbucks coming to new york city, what it will be offering, we will tell >> from fox 5 news this is "good day wake-up". juliet: good morning. hope everybody is doing well on this chilly yet sunny wednesday. clouds moving in later today but we start with a lot of sun, great day to celebrate team juliet's win, snow belt win coming to fruition. hope you brought your wallet. i plan on eating a lot today. mike woods has the full forecast. ben: donald trump bouncing back from a loss to ted cruz in the wisconsin republican primary. trump holds a big rally on long island as everyone heads for new york. juliet: bernie sanders easily defeated hillary clinton in wisconsin but as far behind clinton and delegate count. ben: starting to wonder why they have a basketball tournament because yukon wins it every year. championship, it was not even close 82-51. a dynasty in stores, i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy. i cannot wait for that. juliet: i don't know what that is.

. >>> it is time now to take a look at the latest in business news. ba bank of japan has released important data on the mood of company managers. ai uchida joins us from the business desk. what are the numbers telling us. >> a bit about the tonkan. for april 1st. 16,607. it ended down 0.7% on a pe persistently strong yen, which just ended yesterday, the fiscal year, marking the first decline in five years. now, the decline in the nikkei has been largely the actions or intentions if you will of the federal reserve based only the assumption of the path of interest rate hikes or rises from the u.s. central bank. now wall street headed mixed overnight, as you can see there, ahead of the key jobs data later today. so far, we've seen volatile trading dow managed to raise 1.5 in the first quarter, but pretty volatile in stocks. >> we've also seen a really stubborn strong yen. tell us about some of those currency levels, and what can we expect? >> exactly, that has some wild swin swings, hasn't it? . currently just this week, the yen has a appreciated more tha

they run of the credit card and start the new business. s not going on now and that is holding down future growth. it has to come into earnings then. how can companies make earnings and profit if there is not enough new businesses being warmth. matt, you have been following this. matt miller: 271 companies reported using the bloomberg earnings analysis function here, and what we see is that earnings growth is down almost 6% same quarterhe last year and sales growth is down as well and analyst do not expect a rebound until q4. even then, they will probably lower the expectations and push that out further. what gives with a profit? buyer they so week? >> i have been critical of the credit policy. the fed created a system where bonds were favored and that automatic the disadvantages other forms of credit, so the normal way an economy grows is a new business needs inventory, so they go to the bank and borrow function isit that not happening because so much of the new credit, over 75% over the last five years, of the new credit in the u.s. econo

gene otani has the details along with today's other top business news. >>> chinese government officials have released the country's first quarter growth figures. the gdp of the world's second largest economy grew year on year by 6.7%. officials in beijing have set a target for annual growth in 2016 of between 6.5% and 7%, down from their target last year which was around 7%. analysts say stagnant investment in real estate is behind the slower growth. nhk world's senior commentator akihiro mikoda joins us in the studio. i asked him on his thoughts about the latest gdp figure. >> the slowest pace in seven years. that's certainly not a good result, but it's not terrible either. and chinese leaders agree. >> translator: due to the effects of several government policies, the economic situation in the first quarter was good. you can see from the statistics that there were positive changes. >> actually, we can see some evidence in some data to back up that claim. take car sales, which have been improving steadily since the latter half of last year. in october, the government lowered taxes on v

when we come back, more news and we will have the business headlines. >> welcome back. live from berlin, swiss police have raided uefa had orders looking for a contract signed by the new fifa boss. the contract is revealed by the panama papers and was signed 10 years ago. a top official has resigned from his ethics committee after being named in the panama papers. a number of adults in the world with diabetes has dribbled in less than four decades according to a report out today by the world health organization. the study is one of the largest to date on diabetes using data gathered for more than 4 million people. the researchers behind the study say an aging population and rising levels of obesity are the main factors behind the trend. the who says the diabetes prevalence has risen fastest in low and middle income countries. we spoke to the who to director for the management of noncommunicable diseases. we asked him how diabetes can be managed in poor nations were there is a shortage of. >> a lot can be done relatively cheaply. eating healthy, getting physical activity.

news. business as well. stick around. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. this is "dw news" live from berlin.trump has laid out his foreign-policy vision. donald trump slam the record of president obama and pledged to make america's allies contribute more to their defense. he said america first would be the overriding theme of a donald trump presidency. it is time to make christoph first business news. everyone's eyes and the federal reserve today. >> that's right. what they or wouldn't they, and they didn't. the u.s. federal reserve is steady, but leaving the door open to a rate hike in june, despite a recent economic slowdown, the policy-setting committee said the labor market all continue to improve, keeping and i on inflation, rising real income, and high consumer sentiment. its target is from a quarter percent to a half percent. the fed is holding still. less crossover to our markets correspondent. how did the news of washington go down on wall street? >> it was unexpected decision, so markets did not experience a big reaction and were focused on earnings and oil. even the dollar and tre

business units. we do not really know how this quarter compares to the last one because they just did not give us apples to apples comparison. they have a newport different business segments. as a result they want to start over and they will get the chance. decline looks a little better but they had some currency benefit this quarter. the dollar is a little bit weaker. the strong dollar they had not been come -- that had been complaining about was not as much of a problem this quarter. emily: where do you see bright spots? >> you are seeing cloud business up 36%. the other areas, analytics, security, all of that is taking place. we have been talking about this for several quarters. smallers portion is than the legacy business, and this is why it is taking them so long. yearsl be actually a few when you see this thing get lopsided before you start seeing the revenue growth catch up to the decline in the legacy stock. yahoo! shares dipping slightly after the company released earnings that slightly akpped wall street's we expectations. revenue excluding sales, declined 18%. yet, yahoo!'s call quickly turned to the company's possible sale with

first time that the sales have failed to reach its mark. >>> that's it for business news. i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>> officials with amnesty international say migrant workers for the 2022 world cup have been abused. it's based on interviews with more than 200 laborers including those refurbishing one of the stadiums. 0 >> many workers are deceived about the type of work they will be doing. that's very common. or even more common the salary that they will earn. we've seen some workers going many months witithout being pai. having worked extremely long hours in very, sometimes very harsh conditions. >> the group says the qatari government and fifa failed to take measures to fix the situation. qatari officials have questioned the rereport. they say its research is limited and not representative of the entire workforce. fifa officials say many challenges remain but confident that qatari authorities have taken steps to improve the situation. >>> another setback for organizers of the rio de janeiro olympics. the head of brazil's security force has stepped down a

it is time for the business news. you are starting with much-needed good news on the french economy. >> it is quite the week here in france. the economy has grown half a percent for the first quarter of 2016. consumer spending grew at its strongest pace since 2004. it comes at the right time for president hollande. >> good news for france's economy. enough to make francois hollande optimistic. >> are we the best? in many fields we can prove we are the best. -- follow throughout the week. since the biggest fall 2000. gdp rose to 0.5%, more than anyone had forecast. business investments are up by 1.6%. improvements the government set are due to tax cut policies. much more needs to be done to make the economy healthy again. >> things are improving. the situation deteriorated so much. in 2008, 2 million people were out of work. now there are 3.5 million of them. the number should have gone down, but it has been drastically reduced. people are unemployed because of mistakes politicians make. >> the government has pledged to

fighting in the eastern region killed more than 9,000 pe le. >>> our busy news morning continues on "today in new york." explosive allegations up next about crony e -- the -- it is an i-team exclusive. >>> as a woman, how can you keep >> once again, at the center of "saturday night liou's" political parody. the highlights from snl. >>> we're starting to see a shift in the location of the most dangerous winds ts morning. i'll tell you where they're >>> a live look at times square. the -- we've seen some of the damage pictures come in to us. this is an ongoing situation. >> we're seeing large trees that are down. not the little ones. big uprooted trees falling down on cars and fences. that's a prolonged wind event that we're having now. it's hour after hour, the trees taking a beating. it will continue. the winds will be slow to subside through the afternoon. but let's take a look outside right now. there's the brooklyn bridge. it looks like a nice day. the sun is out. we had rain and snow earlier. but looks can be deceiving. besides the wind, it's cold. 34 right now. windchills in the

ramy: you can also find quick takes as well as business news from around the world 24 hours a day on up "bloomberg best" this week. i am ramy inocencio. thank you for watching bloomberg television. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." al: loretta lynch is the 83rd attorney general of the united states, a native of north carolina, graduate of harvard college and harvard law school, she was a federal prosecutor that rose to be head of the eastern district. she was sworn in a year ago, this week. happy anniversary, welcome to the program. let us start with the issue of crime. this is a national reentry week, where you are trying to help

brent: when we come back, more news in the business headlines. stay tuned for that. brent: welcome back. you are with "dw news," live from berlin. our top story -- a multilateral summit in washington to reduce the fears of nuclear threats. fears that nuclear material could fall into the hands of terrorists will be high on the agenda. the summit is hosted by u.s. president barack obama. germany fell foreign minister has continued his tour of central asia and states. could you stand -- kurdistan is surrounded by autocratic regimes, not to mention heavyweights russia and china. he pledged help to a country that is in a "rough neighborhood." reporter: this could be any major western city. the young business is expanding. they have three other outlets. it is one of the most economically open countries in the world. young entrepreneurs are optimistic. >> on very happy to have this successful business and i'm thinking about maybe some kind of -- another business incontext on. -- in kazakhstan. reporter: outside though, many people can not afford to buy the goods on sale. hum

biggest business news right now.rugmakers are trying to rein in their debt, valeant has been given more time to file its report, the company is under scrutiny. expectedricans than filed claims for unemployment benefits last week. 267,000, nine thousand fewer than the week before. weekly unemployment filings has a below 300,000 for more than a year. recovering to the most level since 1973. and one of the hottest things on the web, the first trailer for star wars. the two-minute teaser arrived and it is scheduled to open in december. can you wait? that is your bloomberg business flash. mark: the death star. i can't believe i have caught sight of the death star. have a look at what is happening at european equities. it is a similar story to what is happening there. stocks down, global growth iscerns, and the stoxx 600 .9% lower. 2000 14, still ahead. a brish exit from the european union. that is what we are discussing next. eu banks could find themselves with a liquidity problem. ♪ mark: you are watching bloomberg marke

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. >> we need to ration our services because we're afraid to tack on new business and not be able to take care of the existing customers along with the new customer. >> at big benefit. >> we can have the technology to move those vehicles closer together and do it safely, then we can increase the capacity of the highway. >> the experts say if trucks and cars were equipped with this technology, even our most crowded freeways would be cleared result up, even in the most congested time ands move much, much more quickly. >>> a minor earthquake felt across the east bay this afternoon. happened around 2u 20 this afternoon near the hayward fault. according to to usgs felt from walnut creek south to union city. most people said they felt mild shaking and as you might imagine with a 2.9, no damage reported. >> all right, time to get another check of the weather. back over to mark in the weather center now and a another beautiful air around the bay. >> the weekend will be fabulous and lots of sunshine. exactly. a good way to put it. lots of sunshine. 7 oo0s and 80s on board this weekend. severe weat

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let's move on with some business news now. coming up to 9:29 with will hilderbrandt. et's start off with some very big news here in france. the french government deciding to put off for a few more weeks the decision to construct nuclear reactors in england. will: it's controversial project on either side of the channel. even the company that is supposedly going to build those reactors is divided on those issues. the government says it will decide in early may, but some people say this too complex and too costly and that they should instead be taking care of domestic reactors in france, including one that is running 7 billion euros over budget. julia kim has more. britain's side of first nuclear power plant since the fukushima disaster. they have yet to be built. some of the company's unions are warning against jumping the gun. questions remain about how safe and financially viable the reactors are. plansme reactor that edf to build at hinkley point is still under -- at hinckley point is still under construction elsewhere. >> building another nuclear reactor elsewhere i

new york. we have talked about anything that affected people and their money. from fox business and new york city the new "wall street week." >> welcome to "wall street week" the show of record for long-term investing. i'm anthony scaramucci along with maria bartiromo hosted "mornings with maria" on the fox business network. gary kaminsky will be with us next week. >> happy to be here. a highly sensitive financial document leaked this past week sending shockwaves from wall street to the kremlin. we are talking about the panama papers a treasure trove of stunning details of the secret personal fortunes of the world's most powerful leaders and those closest to them. leaders like russia's vladimir putin. at lease one head of state iceland prime minister has artists that down. anthony: with those as bruce richardson and founding partner. some say the leaks are great because it's pointing to transparency and others say it's well shaming. what's your opinion on the leaks? >> i think it's a lot like wikileaks. it went both ways so it scared everybody at the government levels because it

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when we come back, we will have more news, plus helen will be here with business headlines will be onhe agenda? anchor: some positive news from the chinese economy, for once, after a nine-month. brent: that is what we like to hear, thank you very much. news coming up on the other side of a 62nd break. ♪ brent: welcome back everyone, you are with dw news, live from berlin. here are the top stories. parliamentary voting has begun, opposition groups in syria says the elections lack of legitimacy could damage the fragile cease-fire. also, the five year civil war resumed today in geneva. greek police have used tear gas against migrants in the idomeni border camp, after some tried to break through fences to cross into macedonia. helena is here now with investment news. we have positive news for a change. helena: economists are advising for caution, not wood -- out of the woods yet. chinese exports broke a nine-month losing streak, sparking a global rally for equities. china has got investors excited, so let's look at the numbers. the boost in chinese exports beat the forecast, and brought h

jim, back to you. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", latest detail overnight on the seven week old baby abducted from a busy mall. we're live with the new video of the families emotional reunion. plus, it can be more than just a typo protecting yourself from a common on line danger. and, mow, larry, curly and pat, our pat gal end, takes you live to three stooges convention. we're back at th >> that's a bad tragedy right there not knowing where your baby is at, and somebody got the baby and go on. >> safe and sound, new video overnight, as a baby kidnapped from the king of prussia mall is reunited with his family. this morning, we are working to learn more on the suspect. >> newark ooh sayings frost donald trump. what he is saying about a major channel, and latest pole numbers in the next battlegrounds state. >>> tracking showers, storm scan3 shows line of wet weather moving this way. katie will tell us when the rain get here, chance for strom storms, where it will be in the teens, that's right, the teens this weekend. good morning, today is friday, april 1st, good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> well,

the empire state ahead of next tuesday's primary, which candidate is the best fit for the business needs of newk whether he in the city or upstate? we have the right person to answer that question. he is fox business exclusive interview i, ceo and president mark jaffe. there is new york city and then there's new york state. but the one collective issue here is that there are so many fortune 500 companies. i mean, we could roll them up and down, and you would see all of the huge names here. what are they looking for? >> well, you know, they're all diverse. i mean, they cover so many industries. and we're blessed in this campaign to have three candidates that are from new york. that increases our odds of getting new york business-friendly candidate in the presidency. but they're looking for equity, fairness, access to capitalling, streamlined regulations, good infrastructure and nice digs for their employees. liz: i'm interested that you just said streamlining regulation. i would think they'd want to cut back regulation in a major way because that really keeps small businesses -- and they're not

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