"remember m.e.," meredith emerson. the ouoors. >> just really enjoyed bei out with nature and watching ella run through the forest and play with other dogs. i think it was just a really peaceful place for her to be. >> people go to these places to relax and get away from everyday life and enjoy the outdoors. and they should continue to do that. these are some of the safest places there are to go. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales and this is "date line." >>> there's this pile of leaves, and it's where everything else is clear and flat. my heart is racing a million miles an hour. i was using my boots to move leaves, and that's when i screamed this blood-curdling scream. >> nique leili, a corporate executive who made time for romance and her three daughters. >> she was the best mom. >> then she disappeared.

take emerson electric, emr, they are and always have been the best at what they do emerson is about fluid handling, tools and climate control. it roared higher last year along with the rest of the group and hit a snag emerson tried and failed to acquire another company but it last come roaring back to new all-time highs, and while it lost some of its groove lately down 4 from its -- from its high the thing is, you have to understand despite all of the new big picture worries, emerson has been putting up excellent numbers. last month they reported a strong quarter and raised earnings is that enough to let it triumph over a much more challenging stock market i think the stock will be at an all-time high. david farr, the chairman and ceo of emerson electric and chairman of the national association of manufacturers get a better sense of how the company is doing and where the economy is headed and welcome to "mad money. good to see you, david >> great to see you. >> i'm honored that you have come i think there are people, i know that have to understand i play with an open hand. we met in the '

emerson: there might be.dead right about senior people in the state pride themselves on being able to carry out the policies of the new administration. many of them have been through six or seven different administrations, different , are depressed about the lack of respect shown to them. treat theompeo did senior intelligence officers with respect. you can see that in the way he handled comments on the russia investigation where he basically opinionp the unanimous of the intelligence services that russia was involved in our elections and that is the direction they were pushing things. i haven't talked to anybody at the state or any of the former but there mays, be a sense that as a former member of congress and given the ,ay he's been handling himself there may be a bit of hope there. shery: when it comes to germany, we expect angela merkel to begin her new term there. how big of a challenge will russia be and also just president trump's renewed focus on germany and unfair trade? prof. sabato: the chancellor

>> emerson was a conglomerate. that's hi we did it.e built like ge, a smaller version of ge, five companies. three years ago, we decided to simpli simplify, go down to two business businesses one is automation, one supplies the heating and air conditions from my perspective, why we looked at expanding automation is we like the word automation and we're very powerful. >> is that why you made a bid for rockwell >> because we compete against ziemanns, abb, and rockwell, and we wanted to create a stronger global player against a ziemanns that's what we're trying to do >> david farr, ceo and chairman of emerson we appreciate your time. we'll see you with jim cramer. >> on the 19th >> on "mad money," get ready for jim. his brain doesn't stop >> i know. >> all right, so it's interesting that saudi aramco is one of their largest customers last night, we had the opportunity for a long exclusive with the saudi aramco ceo, aminnassar we talked about something very interesting here general motors ceo will be here tomorrow and she is bringing elect

he's been in office for one hundred days in bobby's new president emerson and god what is under pressure to improve the economy and corruption but is there any change from the robert mugabe era and his men and dug up to the challenge this is inside story. alone welcome to the program has a secret zimbabwe was once regarded as africa's breadbasket with its rich fertile farmland and flourishing export market but after almost four decades of robert mugabe's rule its economy is in a mess unemployment rates are high and human rights remain an issue emerson pledged he would rebuild the country promising to take radical steps so what progress after one hundred days as president we'll talk to our guests shortly but first how do the reports from how. charles my log i was laid off years ago he used to work for cisco steel which was once one of africa's largest steel factories. charles is now a part time handyman in his neighborhood he says not being able to properly provide for his family is humiliating but we've been living from end to mouth most of the days. to supply for his family. from. today

mugabe's rule its economy is in a mess unemployment rates are high and human rights remain an issue emerson pledged he would rebuild the country promising to take radical steps so what progress after one hundred days as president we'll talk to our guests shortly but first how do the reports from. charles moore longer was laid off years ago he used to work for cisco steel which was once one of africa's largest steel factories. charles is now a part time handyman in his neighborhood he says not being able to properly provide for his family is humiliating but we've been living from end to mouth. to supply for his family. from two thousand and eight up to today the steel factory where charles worked is now an industrial graveyard it used to employ more than five thousand workers and produced a one million tons of steel annually now zimbabwe imports four hundred million dollars worth of steel every year the president is under pressure to deliver his administration insist it is making progress repairing relations with western powers and international financial institutions what was been sold by t

general electric needs to sell emerit emerson electric pronto. it's caught up with the consumer product stocks not the techies bottom line, we have about 24 hours to fight through this thicket, machetes at the ready extra case point can be reached. lz is hot but a terrific place to lift off from let's go to garrick from connecticut. >> caller: boo-yah jim. how is it going? >> i'm all fired up today. how are you doing? >> caller: hey, i'm doing great. i just want to get your thoughts given the fda's rule making proposal on cigarette nicotine levels do you think there will be any residual impact with such regulation on a company like philip morris international? >> i don't like to touch these tooks. i met with a guy starting a company that will make it incredibly easy to stop smoking. i think the last thing you want to be is in a tobacco stock when this guy's product rolls out and i'll get him on the show all right. now you know what the market needs to get back on track i've given you how to get through the gauntlet and then it could be off to the

to zimbabwe where the former president robert mugabe says he never thought the current president emerson would turn against him the ninety four year old has been speaking for the first time since being pushed out in november he told foreign journalists at his home in harare that his removal was a coup and assume the presidency illegally. he whom i had. been brought into government. and whose life i work. to save. us threatened with hangman. why. we would be the man. turning against. let's get more on that we're joined here on al-jazeera by ernest and he's the director of the independent zimbabwe media center he joins us live to harare ernest's what did robert mccartney really think was going to happen to him towards the end of his tenure as zimbabwean president i mean you could say what happened to him was the least worst option for him and his family. getting the lucky day you may know president mugabe was pretty. was. is why i was going to do. what developments within is done and where point. and i think we've lost the line there to harare we will go back to. if and when we can. slovak

said bob ways president emerson says robert mugabe is free to express himself but the country's moved on he was responding to criticism from the gobby himself who declared mind god was presidency illegal saying he was the victim of a coup was mugabe's first interview since he stepped down as president in november after pressure from mom and dad was our allies have a new president said sim bob ways focused on free fair and credible elections metaxa has more now from harare. president and gargle released a statement and in that statement he said robert mugabe is free to say whatever he wants to say this is a free country he says that the state will continue to pay his pension will continue to look after the ninety four year old and he also states that the state of the country is trying to move forward people must of dwelling in the past and his government is now focusing on holding elections in a few months time reaction from zimbabweans have has been mixed some of them with support mugabe say they glad he had to say this is the way he was a mood was wrong and they glad he got to his vi

being ousted as president he's called his removal from office in the event but qusay never thought emerson money would turn against him the ninety four year old described as a military takeover they're marking the fiftieth anniversary of the my lai massacre us soldiers killed more than five hundred civilians mostly women and children in this one raid in the vietnam war only one american soldier was prosecuted over the incident the u.n. is warning more than two hundred seventy thousand people in pop want to guinea need immediate humanitarian assistance the country is struggling to recover from a strong earthquake which hit more than two weeks ago tents medicine food and water and clean needed. those are the headlines rebel x. is up. in the past seven years over three million homes destroyed. and eleven million people displaced. syrians made homeless by war share their stories. in the ruins of a dream at this time on al-jazeera. digital technology offers them a mess and intimacy and easement and even longer knife in the ability to keep billions of calculations in our pockets it seems we disc

home in harare has called his removal from office in the event of a coup saying it never thought emerson would turn against him ninety four year old described his ousting as a quote military takeover. assumed the presidency illegally. we had. them broke into government. life work. to save. us. we've had. we would be mad. somaliland president says the united arab emirates will train its security forces as part of a deal to establish a military base there the u.a.e. is investing hundreds of millions of dollars but the shipping company in dubai had its long term contract in djibouti cancelled last month now so many politicians have voted to ban them from a big investment in somaliland mohamed atta reports from mogadishu. heated debate in somalia upper house of parliament senators debate a motion on the recent signing of a deal between the united arab emirates if you appear on the brick. and to operate the portal. well the bill that aims to ban the dubai ports world from somalia quickly sailed through the lower house it's proving to be contentious in the senate whose fifty four members repre

his home in harare he's called his removal from office in november a coup saying he never thought emerson would turn against him the ninety four year old described as i was sitting as a military takeover. vietnam's marking the fiftieth anniversary of the miley massacre us soldiers killed more than five hundred civilians mostly women and children in this one raid in the vietnam war they'd been sent on a mission to confront the national liberation front or viet cong only one u.s. soldier was ever prosecuted over the incident the un is warning that more than two hundred seventy thousand people in poppy new guinea need immediate humanitarian assistance the country is struggling to recover from a strong earthquake which hits more than two weeks ago tents medicine food and water are urgently needed more than one hundred people died in the quake and they've since been several powerful aftershocks you are right up to date with all our top stories back now to al-jazeera world i'm back top of the hour thirty minutes we'll see that. the the. oh oh . and. when we die a nag in a second when we farmers

former president robert mugabe says he never thought the current leader emerson would turn against him the ninety four year old has been speaking for the first time since being pushed out in november he told foreign journalists at his home in a robbery that his removal was a coup and assumed the presidency illegally. we had. been brought into government. worked so hard. to save. the west. we've had. we would be. staying in zimbabwe and doctors are striking for a second week over pay conditions and a shortage of drugs as the first major labor dispute since president took over from harare. harare central is one of the largest hospitals in zimbabwe doctors have been on strike for two weeks to demand more money and better working conditions patients say they don't know when things will return to normal so. some of us are in pain if doctors don't help us with our health will deteriorate police think about what we are going through many state run hospitals across the country are struggling financially gini doctors say it's frustrating working in them with a lack of equipment and drugs the do

zimbabwe's president he's called is a move from office last november to saying you never thought emerson. would have turned against him but those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story of watching. britain takes its case against moscow to the u.n. over the poisoning of a former russian spy at a time of friction of an unpredictable white house how will a divided west tackle a resurgent russia which is again the fighting itself at least according to president putin as a great power.

thursday following the killing of investigative journalist jan koum and his fiance zimbabwe's president emerson man and god says robert mugabe is free to express himself the country's moved beyond it was responding from criticism from mugabe who declared one and god was presidency illegal saying he was the victim of a coup the new president says in bob ways focus on free fair and credible elections those are your current headlines stay with us for our next show risking it all see it. the fire. on a frozen road traveling through the high plateaus of kyrgyzstan a small truck is on the move. in these extreme conditions the truck is beginning a long journey to deliver mandarin oranges to remote villages. the fruit is highly prized as a symbol of good fortune in neighboring tajikistan. but to get to the villages the drivers must risk their lives on danger. throat. located in the heart of central asia. is kurdistan second largest city. after nightfall to drivers stock up on supplies. they bought expensive chinese mandarins from a local trader and hope to sell them for a small profit in neighboring to

way dozens of women are celebrating being freed from jail there with least comes after president emerson men god pardoned some three thousand prisoners to reduce overcrowding the president is a strong opponent of the death penalty and also commuted the death sentences of prisoners who have been on death row for more than ten years one hundred thirty five whales have died after being washed ashore in western australia the animals are thought to be short and pilot whales a species known to strand in large groups wildlife service staff are on site assessing the health and well being of the fifteen that are still alive. to some other news now in china has said that it will fight to the end if u.s. president donald trump hits it with new trade tariffs trump has threatened to impose the tariffs because of what he says are unfair trade practices by the chinese his announcement sent global markets sliding as fears of a trade war grew as much as sixty billion dollars worth of annual chinese exports to the u.s. could be affected the world stock markets tumbled on friday is fears grow of a tit for

zimbabwe dozens of women are celebrating being freed from jail their release comes after president emerson pardoned some three thousand prisoners to reduce overcrowding the president is a strong opponent of the death penalty and also commuted the death sentences of prisoners who have been on death row for more than ten years. ukrainian acts of combat pilot have janko has been arrested for allegedly planning to carry out a coup with claims agents working for the government have been plotting to discredit her she is an outspoken critic of the ukrainian government and became a member of parliament in two thousand and fourteen after spending nearly two years in a russian jail. and one hundred thirty five whales have died after being washed ashore in western australia the animals are thought to be short fin the pilot whales a species and know to stranded large groups wildlife service staff were on site assessing the health and well being of the fifteen still alive. there's just a few months left before germany defend their world cup title in russia for the players who hope to be on coach walk i

zimbabwe dozens of women are celebrating being freed from jail their release comes after president emerson and not gaga hardened some three thousand prisoners to reduce overcrowding the president is a strong opponent of the death penalty and also commuted the death sentences of prisoners who have been on death row for more than ten years one hundred thirty five whales have died after being washed ashore in western australia the animals are thought to be short finned pilot whales a species known to stranded in large groups wildlife service staff are on site assessing the health and well being of the fifteen who are still alive. just a matter of months are left before germany defend their world cup title in russia for the players who hope to be on coach joachim loew squad list crunch time is now the battle for spots in germany's world cup squad is set to be more competitive than ever before making friday's friendly against spain a critical chance to stand out in a crowded field of hopefuls. it was best never rest is the motto of the german football association has given to the national team'

sujeto abandonó el vehículo y huyó a pie pero no corrió lejos, poco después fue arrestado en la calle emersonstuviera bajo la influencia de drogas y alcohol, cuando protagonizó esos tiroteo. >>> esta tarde un tiroteo dejó a un hombre herido esto ocurrió después de las 3:00 de la tarde, cerca de la preparatoria. de acuerdo a la policía las víctimas fueron hospitalizadas para recibir tratamiento, por el momento se desconocen las condiciones. >>> una falsa alarma en una preparatoria que provocó la evacuación en las clases. recibieron una amenaza por medio de una llamada, dijeron que no había ningún peligro, se cancelaron las actividades por el resto del día. >>> prados de la zona de justicia de san francisco recibieron una amenaza telefónica que obligó a reforzar la seguridad de la zona. encuéntrela con t superior de justicia la oficina del fiscal del distrito. equipos especializados descartaron cualquier peligro. >>> agentes de ice, ingresaron a un par de cárceles de condados del santa clara para entrevistar a unos arreos al parecer esto se identificaron como oficiales de seguridad y no como de

just heard the zimbabwean former president robert mugabe says he never thought the current leader emerson. would turn against him the ninety four year old has been speaking publicly for the first time since being pushed out last november kurdish people in iraq are marking thirty years since a devastating chemical attack during the closing days of the iran iraq war five thousand people died when iraqi forces bombarded the town of a logjam with mustard and salary and gas in one thousand nine hundred eight saddam hussein accused people there of siding with iran you're right up to date with all the top stories up next it's one the one east i will see you very soon. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new terrorists on imports of steel and . bra five gene will mean the data transfer ten times faster than the fourteen we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. china isn't a limp exporting superpower. but football has always been there a chilis few. they've only qualified for the world cup once i am lost eve

and doctors in zimbabwe on strike for a second week of the first big challenge for president emerson an envoy. and as for tiger woods is smiling again as he tries to win his first tournament and five years . russian media reporting that about two thousand people fled syria's rebel held on klav eastern ghouta on friday that's on top of the twelve thousand who left on thursday making it the biggest exodus of the seven year war is triggered has been under heavy bombing by the government and its allies for the past month on friday twelve people were killed and russian strikes according to the syrian observatory for human rights alan fischer is live now from near the turkey syria border so this mass exodus continues this this bombardment day in and day out continues where do things stand and go to with any type sation at least for a little bit of what's happening there. well what we're seeing is people coming out of how maria and that's the the tone where most people left on thursday we've seen about two thousand in the last few hours there are people suggesting that that number will incr

and they started mocking us it really kind of got emerson and for him. four years later to five years make. it a national tragedy. trying to support it as well as a backup. band. and. mention it. honestly i actually i don't i don't see much on because just the tragedy of these moments the memory of those who are children it's kind of yours is going to see me about that as if i never found missing about these. but it's not so somber of course things are usually much. a darby's a doggie. i'm a dog eat dog is a dream coincidence for any for. this weekend there are not just one but two diabetes you're going to send to readers you chremes are playing here recently rebuilt philadelphia stadium ground the ground dates we know played it and it's crucial. it might be the eugene but it's the first doggy here in decades and you can see what i mean by. that when the fans come out in force for an academy game then the players quickly get a sense of just how much is on the line especially when those fans banging drums off smoke bombs wave flags and sing for ninety min

but they started nothing else really patika at emerson's done for him. for years to five years they. got it in their hands and trying to get strings about it as well as a backup i don't know. about stretching. honestly i actually i don't like it i don't think the junk is just a tragedy that most of them are emotional children it's kind of you're just going to see me about that as if i never found missing about these. but it's not over so some of course things are usually much. still darby's and darby. and double header is a dream coincidence for any for. this week there are not just one but two diabetes going to century knows you chremes are playing here recently rebuilt philadelphia stadium ground the ground dates we know played it on this group home to drop him or anybody you seems by is the first dog here decades and you can see what i mean by. that when the fans come out in force for an academy game then the players quickly get a sense of just how much is on the line especially when those fans banging drums of smoke bombs wave flags and sing for nine

. >> police arrested the suspect on emerson street in palo alto. he's facing several charges. >> more headaches for fire ravaged santa rosa tonight. water in one of the neighborhoods tested positive for benzene, a chemical that can cause cancer. the neighborhood fountain grove. pretty widespread, too. the clean-up could cost $43 million. the water department delivered the news to the council today. five miles of water mains, 70 fire hydrants and 350 service lines need replaced. burned plastic water pipes are blamed for the contamination. >> just in tonight, proof of an unexpected meeting. north korean leader kim jong-un made an unannounced trip top beijing to meet with the chinese president. it's his first known visit to a foreign country since taking over for his father. it's believed they met to prepare president kim for his meeting with president trump in may where they'll discuss the denuclearization confident area. >> mrs. obama will host a conversation at the oracle arena in oakland. the tickets range from $115 to more than $450. that program

his home in harare he's called his removal from office in the member who saying he never thought emerson man and god would turn against him the ninety four year old described his ousting as a quote military takeover. noms marking the fiftieth anniversary of the me line massacre u.s. soldiers killed more than five hundred civilians mostly women and children in this one raid in the war in vietnam they'd been sent on a mission to confront the national liberation front of yet cong only one american soldier was prosecuted over the incident more news on the web site al jazeera dot com you can talk to me on twitter or tweet you back i'm at peace it will be one up next it is inside story i will see you very soon. and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. britain takes its case against moscow to the u.n. over the poisoning of a former russian spy at a time of friction of a break and unpredictable white house how will a divided west tackle resurgent russia which is again defining itself at least according to president putin as a great power. hello welcome

not return to work until those demands are met it is the first big labor dispute since president emerson took office last year from harare. junior doctors in zimbabwe have been on earth strike for nearly a month they demanding better pay and working conditions they say their basic salary is three hundred and twenty nine dollars a month they do get some allowances but they insist it's not enough they feel the government is ignoring them they feel the government isn't taking them seriously is an angry and the frustration you are frustrated every day you see patients but there's no equipment there no gloves these visually nothing your patients can't have access to blood so it's is though is the experience they have then on top of that they have a great doctor and a hundred doctors a dangerous to. the minister himself to the house of the teachings of islam so we're really hoping that there's going to be engaged from the procedure to fix these issues because it is now going beyond the capabilities of the minister and his office zimbabwe's government is broke it's a shortage of foreign currenc

zimbabwe's president he's called is a move from office last november to saying you never thought emerson. would have turned against him well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story of watching. britain takes its case against moscow to the u.n. over the poisoning of a former russian spy at a time of friction of a break and an unpredictable white house how will a divided west tackle a resurgent russia which is again defining itself at least according to president putin as a great power. hello welcome to the program. the rhetoric of the cold war appears to be back with strong words at the u.n. security council and the expulsion of twenty three russian diplomats from britain the us france and germany along with the u.k. have issued a joint statement blaming moscow for the poisoning of the former spy surrogates cripple and his daughter in the u.k. flooding here putin's expected to win a fourth term in sunday's presidential election and he's been talking about russia's weapons capability this month in his state of the union speech two weeks ago he said

we are loong toeplace those with stocks like emerson electric that are lower level price to earnings ratio, hher dividend growth. >> you mentioned higher dividend growth. a awful lot of viewers here on this program love that kind of owth. where are you looking for the best dividends right now. >>s technology actually old technology, real technology, as i call it, bill. that group crow grows the divide quickl microsoft at 15. texas instruments and cisco in the 20% range. we also like what we call am-proof retailers. me depot has been raising the dividend in the 20% range. fedex is beneficiary of amazon and online shopping. they have been growing t dividend above 30% in recent years. and boeing even though it had sold off, and particularcly becausit has sold off on trade worries, we are not concerned about they. comp and they have been growing the dividend in the mid 20s of the well like those companies because the dividend growth shows empty's confident about earnings growth. >> do you eect in the new quarter that the volatility we have seen will continue? or do you think the market i

is calling for international sanctions to be removed to help improve the ailing economy president emerson mango wants to attract more foreign investors but many are cautious about doing business with zimbabwe or which also has more from. company produces one thousand eight hundred tonnes of flour a month he thinks he could double production as sanctions imposed on zimbabwe by the west nearly two decades ago are removed they targeted specific individuals loyal to former president robert mugabe was that his company is not on the sanctions list but he feels. means that many others like him are considered guilty by association we could not do with countries. sending money to zimbabwe ultimately the new york. fronts coming to suburban banks to be frozen. confiscated tend to be that affected us. from the from europe number of companies afflicted with equipment bought from europe and the u.s. can't easily be replaced the state owned railway company is one of several that needs urgent foreign direct investment. right now president was government is leasing locomotives and wagons from neighboring

zimbabwe dozens of women are celebrating being freed from jail their release comes after president emerson hardened some three thousand prisoners to reduce overcrowding the president a strong opponent of the death penalty and also commuted the death sentences of prisoners who have been on death row for more than ten years. tuberculosis was once a disease on the retreat but now it is making a comeback that's because many strains of tb have developed resistance to the drugs that once stopped them in their tracks the result is that there are an estimated ten million new infections every year ahead of world tb day on saturday delivery is nick connelly sent us this report from ukraine. just three years ago all claiming co barely knew anything about tuberculosis that is until a routine checkup changed her life and that we can't know how many people around us here have tb many just don't know their status yet but even after recovery the fear of infection is never far away sometimes i just couldn't use public transport i just couldn't. we were all doing it whether we coughing or sneezing or just b

zimbabwe's president has called his removal from office in november a coup saying it never thought emerson man and god where would turn against him the ninety four year old described his ousting as a military takeover the u.n. is warning more than two hundred seventy thousand people in new guinea need immediate humanitarian assistance the country is struggling to recover from a strong earthquake which hit more than two weeks ago tents medicine food and water . within one hundred people died in the quake and they've been several powerful aftershocks since then as the headlines a news continues on al jazeera after the stream. al-jazeera is a very important source of information for many people around the world all the time right or wrong i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. hi i'm really could be and this is our and american sign language interpreter will be helping us conclude our weeklong coverage of the south by southwest conference in festivals in austin texas with a look at innov

related to that attack zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe says he never thought the new leader emerson and would turn against him ninety four year old has been speaking for the first time since being pushed out in november he told foreign journalists at his home in harare that his removal was a coup and he also said that in an assume the presidency illegally. and those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera the stream is next. it's candidates like you with. a grip on the criminal. when russian people. there's every indication that they will return here is the president. followed the russian elections on al-jazeera. hi i'm really could be and this is gilbert lends power to an american sign language interpreter he'll be helping us conclude our weeklong coverage of the south by southwest conference in festivals in austin texas with a look at innovations in assistive technology for people with disability you're now in the stream live on al-jazeera and on you tube be sure to ask your questions in the chat and we'll do our best to get them into the conversation. my n

zimbabwe dozens of women are celebrating being freed from jail their release comes after president emerson. pardoned some three thousand prisoners to reduce overcrowding the president is a strong opponent of the death penalty and also commuted the death sentences of prisoners who have been on death row for more than ten years. germany's angela merkel and her french counterpart emmanuel mccaughan have come out strongly in favor of free trade at an e.u. summit in brussels the pair were taking aim at the raft of protectionist measures coming from washington new tariffs on steel aluminum as well as sanctions package targeting china europe has been granted a temporary exemption from steel tariffs but merkel i'm a call warned that the bloc would retaliate should they be in post. the avoid a nation an issue with trade and we don't want to get locked into a downward spiral where everyone ends up losing. it isn't that they are interested in fair international trade and will continue to speak out against protectionism. with it since most. as you everyone should be aware that we will react very stron

say an incompetent one with regards to middle east and many other matters it's about boys president emersonhas been in office now for one hundred days ever since he took over from the mugabe last year has been trying to attract foreign investment to revive the economy with us are reports now from hadi that mixed feelings about and about his progress so far. charles moore longer was laid off years ago he used to work for cisco steel which was once one of africa's largest still factories. charles is now a part time handyman in his neighborhood he says not being able to properly provide for his family is humiliating. to supply for his family. from two thousand. today the steel factory where charles worked is now an industrial graveyard it used to employ more than five thousand workers and produced a one million tons of steel annually now zimbabwe imports four hundred million dollars worth of steel every year the president is under pressure to deliver his administration insist it is making progress repairing relations with western powers and international financial institutions what was been so

been charged with possession of ivory and investigations been opened a special advisor to president emerson. confirmed to our dizzier in a written statement that the government of zimbabwe will seek answers from all parties implicated in this matter including former first lady grace mugabe about their knowledge of the illegal export of prohibited items from our country. al-jazeera contacted grace mcgarvie staff lawyers and relatives for comment she didn't respond during the presidency of a husband robert she was a controversial figure earning the nickname grace for her extravagant shopping sprees hopes of succeeding him were dashed when the army forced him from power in november and one cargo took over three weeks later this shipment of two hundred kilograms of ivory was seized harare's airport stern says his investigations on covered evidence which appears to connect it to grace mcgarvie and the smuggling syndicate the new government keen to clean up its international image after decades of mugabe rule since the change of power the poaching in the smuggling investigation is the first major

related to that attack zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe says he never thought that new leader emerson and would turn against him ninety four year old has been speaking for the first time since being pushed out in november he told foreign journalists at his home in harare that his removal was a coup and he also said that in an assume the presidency illegally and those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera the stream is next. eight candidates but only one likely winner but he may putin's tight grip on the kremlin as is now when russian people. there's every indication that they will return him to is the full presidential to. follow the russian elections here on al-jazeera. hi i'm really could be and this is gilbert glenn's power and american sign language interpreter he'll be helping us conclude our weeklong coverage of the south by southwest conference in festivals in austin texas with a look at innovations in assistive technology for people with disability you're now in the stream live on al-jazeera and on you tube be sure to ask your questions in the.

teachers in zimbabwe have threatened to storm the offices of president emerson and bring the public sector to a standstill they want their salaries to be doubled her was also reports from harare. public school teachers in zimbabwe say not much has changed since president investment and what took over from robert mugabe in november they say they earn between two hundred and three hundred fifty dollars a month they want a one hundred percent salary increase and better with the conditions we still see a lot of the villains of the sort of guns in government poses we're told all of the big booms are a big huge who's going to be saying where is the money that was due to market translate into our pockets was a little a blizzard out the government is slow what is do we have fitness to feed with children to send to school we have bills to pay we have transport costs to reach in things like that we also have daily day to day needs even the. medical hold facilities we also need to take our children then also to do that but then the money is not enough. by doing it doctors have been on strike for near

its zimbabwe's president has called as a move from office and ember a coup saying he never thought emerson and gaga would turn against him. but as the headlines the news continues here on jazeera after witness never type statement that so much. and then the pain. in no way how can one get any. help when. they don't eat. the big energy with the energy what i mean i don't know if you want to be human the only thing is you haven't dammed up or whatever you know what yeah i did. i don't like it at all. but then my feet are getting to the bottom and he said oh i think i don't know what it is but. the. mental side of the. mother son such. love the slot machines my system the top. of the. political. power. i. am. going to support the idea how do you know i'm not a car. was it about a slow let me couple hours a night with. the son of. a listen now to listen. soon. it was. just going to. see. the images of eleven months after i was. on e sharif the is the president of. the now i'm going to have sort of my own pulled the plug on. sunday civil and nice to put on the float bus at. odds and most. of th

parliamentary election center of a new gabi was removed from office where we had in july pres president emerson one god was said he hopes a vote will be violence free and transparent he became president last november after a defacto military coup help and mugabe's nearly four decade long grip on power. thousands of protesters have rallied again in brazil to denounce the killing of a politician who was an outspoken critic of police violence demonstrators gathered at the slum in rio de janeiro where city council mariella franco grew up she was shot dead along with her drive on wednesday in what investigators are treating as a targeted assassination. is now six months since an earthquake shocked mexico city leaving hundreds dead in thousands without shelter since then politicians have received criticism for how they've treated survivors and over the reconstruction process john heilemann report. it's not easy getting ready for work in the morning when you live in a tent that's how it's been for six months for patti since her home was damaged in last september's earth quake she has her few possessio

their lives and their contributions are exactly what emerson spoke to regarding success. know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. today we celebrate these three wonderful women who why administrative. nothing would get in their way of working to help others. social work was christine's calling. local veterans described her as both dedicated to her cause and warm and friendly to all she met. friends say they never saw her without a big smile on her face, and teachers described her as passionate for her work to help others. jennifer gonzalez' friends describe her as brilliant. particularly for her young age and deep caring for all around her. not only was she immersed in her service to veterans as a psychologist, she served her family, caring for her grandmother. and, as we know sadly, she and t.j. were expecting their first child this year. i've known jennifer golick for years. her mother and my wife worked together for over 20 year. our families are close, and i was able to watch her grow into a remarkable young woman. her mantra of service and dedic