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out to satisfy your ravioli craving at one long time business in san francisco. lyanne melendez explains why luca's ravioli is closing. and today is national raf viovi day. >> just heard the news. i'm not happy. >> start spreading the news. let everyone know. that the store is getting ready to close. >> reporter: heartbroken but never defeated. customers are stocking up on their favorite items that they can only find at a place like luca's on valencia street. >> i can't tell you how attach i had am to this place, what it represents in terms of community and fabulous food and real places to go. like who wants to order your whole life on line? >> reporter: the family business started in this building which she have owned since 1925. and one on one attention to customers is old school, soon to be a faded memory. >> i come from an italian neighborhood in new york where we have like three italian delis. so this was my home away from home. >> reporter: the reason for closing is that the owner has no one to leave the gem to. childr interests. >> i miss coming in here an

narrator: it have been a busy time for the crew of apollo 9. but it was only the beginning. day, mcdivitt and schweickart returned to the lunar module. this time, schweickart opened the front hatch and stepped onto the front porch. the first test in space of the portable system. and the soon to be -- suit to be worn on the moon. >> ok, spider, the hatches open. -- hatch is open. can you see me wiggling my toes? narrator: schweickart was attached only by a safety tether with his own life support and communication systems, he was virtually an independent one-man spacecraft. his call sign is the third link in communications red rover. >> what a view. alone in the command module, hatch opened, dave scott also had work to do. >> ok, dave, come on in. >> ok. i will let the camera run here. take a pictures. >> you want to retrieve a sample? >> that is a good idea. narrator: now both scott and schweickart were retrieving thermal samples attached to the exteriors of the lunar and command modules. because of schweickart upset transfer from the lunar module to the command module to be

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time to business kate mood he's with the start of france's new measure to tax digital giants and just how effective can this be kate the question everyone's. asking mark this is really been a key issue for the macro administration as it pushes ahead with out the rest of the e. u.. 3% taxable applied to the digital revevenues of internet d technology companies like gooooe apapple and facebook which have global turnover of more than seven hundred and fifty your million euros.. or french revenue of twenty five million metric has been taking a closer look. five hundred million euros not so much the french tax man thinks the government could initially gained f from a 3% levy on digil sales in a move to bring internet giants like google amazon facebook and apple to heal. international cooperation is required i is reaeally trying tx the internatational t texas and prprotecting profits it's far to easy for companies to shift their profits around between countries. among those profits a pair in low tax jurisdictions is actually moving the place of taxaxation of where we gonnnna x googogle's pr

. >> reporter: it was already a busy time of year.n a week, the south by southwest festival would begin. as seen in these promotional videos, over 400,000 people would pour into america's 11th largest city. them on march is 12th. >> my grandson is hurt, my daughter is hurt. please hurry. >> they're on the way. >> they opened a package from outside and it exploded in the house. >> reporter: another exploded, killing draylen mason injuring his mom. >> as we go in and start processing that scene, that's when the third device functions. >> reporter: another explosion would send bomb technicians scrambling. >> when i heard the bomb squad commander say we have another device. i thought, in the united states? this normally is what we see happening overseas. >> reporter: you must have been thinking, are we under attack? what is happening here? >> yeah. >> hey, guys, back away, back away. it might be a bomb. so back off a little bit, okay? >> reporter: that third bombing severely wounding esperanza herrera. >> the third scene is when i looked

i know this is a very busy time for you. thanks for taking the time to get to a studio. really appreciate it. >> well, thanks. i want to know if you got a trout before you found out the report had come in? >> well, you know, i've learned two things in life, never ever ask a woman if she's pregnant and never ever -- never ever ask a person who has just completed a day of fishing if they caught a fish. >> okay. never again. anyway. i'm glad you're back. >> in other words, the answer is no. thank you very much. let me ask you. >> you're welcome. >> you got the same information we've got. but this letter tonight is directed to the chair and ranking member of a committee on which you serve. can you just tell us what you are expecting to happen in terms of next steps here? >> this report must be released. this isn't just about politics. it's about our democracy, rachel. while he has offered to brief the leaders of the committee, i think even the leaders of the committees would tell you what the most important thing is that we get this report out there publicly. 90% of american

right direction the withdrawal agreement allows for a long transition period giving people and businesses time to adjust to britain's departure that seek to hard i mean who's hoda abdel-hamid who is live for us just outside the house of parliament in london hota wearing that m.p.'s have sent a letter to terisa may what are they saying. yes indeed about one hundred seventy conservative m.p.'s so from her own party central letter asking her two things one to actually seriously consider the option of a no deal breck said that means a hard crash out probably by april twelfth which is the deadline set by the e.u. for that option or and also just tear away from the customs unions option now that option has been really on the table through the indicative that happened at the first round happened on wednesday and none of the eight options put forward by the speaker of the parliament got a yes but the one they got least knows was the custom union's option now she hasn't replied to that letter so we don't know what's her position on that but you do have to remember that there was a vote in parliament a

the front of the business times has this on chinese insurers slowly but surely expanding into singaporee singapore as a springboard into the emerging markets of southeast asia, which have increasingly wealthy populations and a growing middle class. and the us edition of the financial times has this: kim jong un casting his vote in north korea's elections. millions of north koreans are required to take part in the supreme people's assembly elections, in which they are only allowed to endorse the sole candidate. let's return to our top story, the ethiopian airlines crash in which all 157 passengers and crew have been killed. the aircraft, a boeing 737 max—8, is exactly the same model as the one involved in the lion air crash just off the indonesian coast five months ago. our transport correspondent tom burridge has more. debris recovered in october, when another boeing 737 max went down off indonesia. the crash raised questions about automatic computer systems on board the aircraft, and whether pilots were properly informed about how the new plane had been modified. in the weeks after the

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time. people double park, leave there engine is running, pa rents park, leave there engine is running, parents do it. it is always so busyth cars whizzing around. it is a big issue for most schools, creating problems outside the school in the morning drop—off, and outside during the pickup. there is a lot of double parking, it is dangerous for the children crossing. several cars will park up here and i have to go over and tell them to move on. for one day, the surrounding streets are being closed to traffic. almost a0 other schools across the uk are doing the same. more than 30,000 people in the uk die every year because of air pollution. the authorities want more air pollution metre brought in, and drivers to be banned for leaving their engines running while waiting outside schools and hospitals. it is challenging, but in a good way. i think the biggest effect would be on the health and well—being on families. for children particularly, in terms of physical well—being and mental health as well. the one-day traffic ban is part of the big pedal campaign, launched today by walking and cycling charity. short—term alteration

faced since the mid nineteenth century being imposed on this country with no consultation with business no time to prepare and this is no way to run a country for two years britain has had time to shape its exit from the european union now just over two weeks before the deadline there is still not the slightest clarity about what will happen. in the studio and who has flown season mounting part of international business at the consultancy k.p.n. g. what's your opinion has anything changed fundamentally last night well not at all in my view so what we see is that the that the time of uncertainty and unpredictability remains so so nothing actually has changed companies are really tired of the current situation and actually all scenarios are still so everything still can happen so from from hardbacks at no breakfast at all so no deal is not off the table is that you know that's actually true so yesterday's vote is not a fun vote so it's not binding so it can still happen and what is. even worse it cannot just happen as of twenty ninth of march but actually also was a two month delay and that's eve

this is a very busy time of year for me and i have to thank my wife and i just left for a couple of days middle of this and left my wife at home to handle the phone calls. so even though she's not here today, i would like a round of applause for my lovely wife, mary. [cheers and applause] this is the season to be irish and i invite everybody to be irish during this season as we celebrate women breaking barriers. thank you. [cheers and applause] i would like to call up crystal carlo who is representing the board and the volunteer's irish society. most are in the corner and they're the ones that do all of the work, all of the different events and i get to come up here and take all of the applause but they're the ones doing the applause and chris will present the mayor with a gift from us and it's a frame that we're hoping to get a good picture while she's in the parade to be able to in that parade. so thank you, mayor. [cheers and applause] and now i would like to invite the family, julia fitzgerald up to except a practice cl proclamm the mayor. next i would like to invite sheamus mcginn.i

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i would that will give business a very hard time. usiness a very hard time. i would be profoundly against it. and ijust get that time. i would be profoundly against it. and i just get that feeling time. i would be profoundly against it. and ijust get that feeling now that even the drg mob must understand that we have to come to some sort of realisation and agreement before it is too late —— erg. fiona, parliament did say what it wanted last night, that to take the idea of a no deal off the table for the foreseeable future, not just up for the foreseeable future, not just up until march 29. that is not what the government wanted. in terms of the government wanted. in terms of the pound, we saw a surge in the value of the pound. most businesses wa nt value of the pound. most businesses want the deal to be gone completely. that is what has happened in a way. let us not forget that this is not legally binding. this isjust a let us not forget that this is not legally binding. this is just a wish of parliament. as we have mentioned, the def

thomas twenty nine march twenty ninth so i'm good i'm adding another incident to the already very busy time right here march twenty ninth talk to us about the how when if we go in with this well nobody knows where we're going with this and i'm to anyone who can tell you it's making it up as they go along because this is the problem with bricks that we keep thinking just about reached the end and then there's more and there's more and there's more but we do know it's as i said to you on monday parliamentarians are going to try again to put forward that proposals through what's called indicative votes to try to find a way forward when this happened again on wednesday there was no claim of a soft bricks it was what won the most votes so keeping the u.k. in an overall customs union so that's a possibility as i said theresa may can brain has. vote deal back again trying to get that through but time is ticking and all the time we have this twelfth of april deadline we've heard from the irish prime minister live right saying that a long extension of the you should be open to that if the u.k. decid

faced since the mid nineteenth century being imposed on this country with no consultation with business no time to prepare this is no way to run a country for two years britain has had time to shape its exit from the european union now just over two weeks before the deadline there's still not the slightest clarity about what will happen jeff really over to asia now where new data from china shows that car sales in january and february have plunged from a year earlier this is china's economic growth cools and trade tensions with the u.s. remain high official numbers suggest the chinese economy has grown at the slowest pace and thirty years of the country's industrial output has also slowed car sales in china fell seventeen percent in the first two months of twenty nine teams as compared with one year ago about three million vehicles were sold in the world's biggest automobile market in january and february and china's industrial production for the same period was weaker than expected and grew at its lowest pace in seventeen years. in january and february twenty nine thousand and duster output gr

guy: bloomberg business flash time. ok at some of the biggest business stories right now. we have been talking about this, a good start for a hedge fund manager, we have learned that seen himself -- last year, the macro funded 30% on the upside, much of it in may. and the forecast is earnings will go faster this year. the german clothing maker focusing on sales through its own network rather than using third parties. who go boss has also been helped with online sales. and that was your latest bloomberg business flash. vonnie: time for our stock of the hour. shares headinghe for their worst day since june of 2017. i spoke with the cfo earlier. he said that investors may have the story confused. take a listen. >> we are going to take free cash flow in the near term and the lever the balance sheet -- delever the balance sheet to get into our guidance range, which means we will not be buying back shares in the near term. a lot of people probably would have had that built back in with not as much dollar growth. that has cause

that's also a very busy time for muslim worshippers. friday is, obviously, a working day of the week but will take some time off during lunch to go to the mosque to pray. so, obviously, this was planned to happen at the busiest time at the mosque. one of the attacks happened at a mosque called masjid al noor in central christchurch. that was the site of the deadliest of the two attacks. 40 people lost their lives in that mosque. as you and david have mentioned four people are in custody. one person has been charged with murder and we're waiting for more details on these people that are inside. >> what's the latest in christchurch. there was a lockdown, schools were closed, great deal of concern in christchurch. what did we hear from the police commissioner where things stand now? >> reporter: we're hearing from witnesses as well, many of the residents there are dazed and confused. people are gathering at local watering holes and other places to talk about what has happened, to see if anybody they know has been affected, to know if every

so high level, our goals here are to help businesses to save time and money in the permitting process in order to fill vacancies and to position them for success once they actually get open. and we want to strengthen the existing businesses and helping them to adapt and to expand their offerings so they can be responsive to consumer demands. there are four big thematic buckets for this legislation. i'm going to focus on the planning code related pieces. but i'm happy to talk about any of the health code or police code stuff as well. first, -- first sort of big bucket area, enable existing retail businesses to diversify their offerings and to attract models to vacant store fronts. one piece is aligning the local health code with the state health code to better enable the local businesses to offer to-go food offerings. so if they want to have to-go coffee or pastries, we want to make sure they're as able to do that as possible to get people in the door and also to -- to supplement their revenues. and the second piece is a police code piece around entertainment and having live events as

faced since the mid nineteenth century being imposed on this country with no consultation with business no time to prepare and this is no way to run a country for two years britain has had time to shape its exit from the european union now just over two weeks before the deadline they're still not the slightest clarity about what will happen. facebook has been struggling to restore service following the biggest outage in its history users were unable to use its main services as well as instagram messenger for several hours company has made public what's caused the disruption last time it faced an outage this long was in two thousand and eight and it had only a fraction of the number of uses it now. some ugandans working abroad are striking it rich they sent back over a billion dollars last year falling victim to human trafficking trafficking and exploitations use julius gumba as this instance is just twenty three board robot what it can be owns his own house not many young ugandans possess property like these here in uganda's capital complex we're going to see note houseboat eva if he had been s

the rest of the world are operating on fox business time. they're in different time zone.ed cruz and elizabeth warren are agreeing on something, you're in trouble. they need to wait to get the black boxes to europe for a fast track investigation. a third of their bottom line is attached to these 737s, but you have pilots on this networks other networks, five times the experience the pilot on air ethiopia had, i would not fly a bowing 737, i would not fly in it. that is a lot of pressure. great companies which boeing is, get stupider in crisis. we learned that a lot. get ahead of the facts, the fixes, as you alluded to, training procedures. communication, right now the communication style log is believe me everything is fine. that is not going to work, charles. charles: to your point we're also hearing things are being revealed even folks associated with this whether it was the cabin crew, airlines, pilots themselves, we had a guest on the network earlier in the show with neil cavuto and he was reading off some comments from pilots. i want the audience to hear because prett

she's also heading into this interview at a pretty busy time in the mueller probe, you may have heardve a lot to get to and we're going to do it right now. senator elizabeth warren here for the interview in 30 seconds. for the interview in 30 seconds. to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ >>> joining me now is senator elizabeth warren democrat from massachusetts and a 2020 presidential candidate. thanks for being here. >> thank you. i'm delighted to be here. >> you have criticized a lot of big banks. today you're talking about breaking up big tech. why? >> so here's the deal. we need real competition in this field. and there's a problem. so amazon, google, they own a platform which is pretty cool. where everybody comes to buy and sell or to do the searches. and at the same time, they own a bunch of businesses that are competing with all those folks who are coming, say, to amazon in order to sell their goods. and they don't just

. >>> it is puffing season and a busy time for those rescuing wildlife. this was the scene yesterday at the beach in san mateo county. sometimes knew elephant seal babies can get stuck onshore where they are often lost and emaciated. >> they are born in january and february and their moms leave after weaning them four weeks and they are alone. they have never swam in the open ocean. so sometimes they strand along our beaches. >> the marine mammal center says not to return stranded animals to the water. just keep a watch from the distance and call the 24 hour hotline. >>> this is eviction day for people at a homeless camp. it is called hope village and located south of the airport in san jose. it's included a kitchen, restroom and showers, but is unfit for residential use because it is under the airport's flight path. they have given hope village residents vouchers to stay at hotels for up to 30 days. they are looking for another site. >>> san francisco has a huge homeless problem and the latest is about the waterfront area. he wants to build a 200-bed nav

after we leave in order to reach forward to the future partnership, give business timeplan. the other thing we hear a lot from businesses here is concerned about the border in ireland. obviously over the last week, a lot of events around st. patrick's day celebrations. we talked about that. this is where we come back to that fundamental set of objectives shared between the u.k. and the u.s. we want to look forward in terms , and we wantrship to protect the progress made in the good friday agreement and the northern ireland peace process. david: thank you so much. for being here really appreciate you coming in -- thank you so much for being here. really appreciate you coming in. , u.k.s antony phillipson director general of international trade for north america. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." i'm david westin. facebook is our stock of the hour, trading 2% lower and on a three-day losing streak. emma chandra is joining us from london. what is driving this mood down? emma: thanks, david. we can see the stock actually falling now some 2.7

this is business live from bbc news with maryam moshiri and samantha simmonds. britain buys more time as businesses warn that neither the eu or the uk are ready for a no—deal brexit. live from london, that's our top story on friday 22 march. the 12 april is now the new 29 march. confused? well, that's the new departure date for the uk to leave the eu only if british mp's reject mrs may's deal again. but her problems in parliament remain, and delaying the date doesn't make them go away. indonesia's national carrier garuda says it has asked to cancel a multi billion dollar order for 49 boeing 737 max eight jets following the two crashes involving the plane. the european markets have opened and its looking mixed. google has announced it'sjumping into the lucrative gaming market. we'll be joined by our tech guru rory cellanjones to talk through those stories. also today as uk mps prepare to debate the gender price gap, known as the ‘pink tax', on women's toiletries, we want to know whether you think women's products should cost more? let us knowjust use the hashtag bbcbizlive. welcome to

me it is about pushing the agenda of women business owners, women ceo's, women with creative positions, women of color. for me i feel like it is no better timess is great. i always have that core group and core supporter. many people have come along with me on the journey, whether they are my kids' age, the millennials, or my age, a little bit older. no better time, but you deftly hectic navigated -- definitely have to navigate it carefully. vonnie: we are looking forward to an update on all of your wonderful work as u.n. global investor on various programs. kimora: thank you. vonnie: thanks to kimora lee simmons leissner. vonnie, thank you very much indeed. we earlier on on bloomberg spoke to the finance minister of norway, looking at the sovereign wealth fund it to cut the money it invests in exploration companies in the oil sector. risk thatflects the the norwegian government is taking here in norway. we are moving these companies and will be better at cap to reduce -- better attempt to aggregate our risk. companies that are asked to invest more in noble energy -- in renewable energy. guy: siv jensen, the norwegian finance minister. i gue

it's been busy times for agents in baseball. but what about football?me nfl news. good morning, jared. >> good morning, tracee. good morning, cheryl. the most valuable player of super bowl lii, quarterback nick foles, a backup to went s's in philly, he will sign a contract with the jacksonville jaguars. the jaguars are expected to release quarterback jake bordles. philadelphia loses foles but now has bryce harper. check this out. he's ditching his number 34, he's always worn during this career. the number 3 jersey selling like hot cakes. according to fanatics it's the number one selling jersey of all time for any sport in any player in the first 24 hours of a launch. philly's sold 100,000 tickets between thursday and last friday when harper announced he would be going there. john smoltz playing golf, completed his first champions tour event. shot a final round of 73. for all four rounds he was plus 1. the nba's all-time leading scorer kareem abdul-jabbar auctioned career memorabilia and this is nonstop from golden auction, just about everything up there