francine: we want to get emmanuelle's thoughts on this.: this is under the category of new innovation and category change. they are pushing ahead with noncombustible's, and we think that 2022 is the year that regulatory players come to value in the u.s. tom: we are not going to ask your views on individual names, but on what barclays is following, is there anything that stands out that you think we should be highlighting? emmanuel: first of all, there is a changing element with higher rates of certainty. it is one of liquidity. more differentiation that we are seeing, and the key earnings given the changing macros. we want earnings to go up, and these valuations -- we are seeing reopening of basic materials. we see the vaccines breaking the link between cases, so we think that leisure, energy, are going to capture some of the sentiments of demand. with mattel, it would be the supply chain. francine: i was going to ask you about the supply chain in china. it seems like it will be more difficult to make money with equities in 2022. how do yo

emmanuel macron has identified one of the most controversial episodes in the algerian war. party gate closes in on the u.k. prime minister accusing him of lying to parliament over his 56th birthday party. they demand he resign. this is life in paris. thank you for being with us. there is a commitment to an unconditional cease-fire on the ukraine russia border. talks held in paris in the normandy format set up initially in 2014 to address the crisis. this represents the most positive news yet in the crisis that has many fearing a war on ukraine's border were -- where russia has stationed troops. the french minister says that france is working flat out with its european partners and the united states to find ways to de-escalate the crisis in ukraine. >> it's important signal. emmanuel macron said we are looking for always to de-escalate the situation and signal the escalation. with this discussion that lasted very long, or than eight hours of discussion in this format that we couldn't manage to get together since 2019, we finally had a communication and it was the first one i

emmanuel macron is calling for an eu pressure security pack. this tested the resolve of the eu. military hardware has been sent ukraine's help bolster the country against what is feared to be an intimate -- a russian invasion. macron was key to point at the the democratic missable's are at risk in ukraine. >> that was emmanuel macron speaking. france is in charge of the eu for the next six months. >> amanda macron talking about european values at the european parliament. this lays out a very ambitious policy agenda. this is quit a long list. he talked about climate policy, digital. needing to reform the rules, developing the defense capacity. developing its relations with africa in terms of health corporations. on other foreign policy issues, he talks about the western balkans countries needing to integrate them into the european union and the next few years. also talking about brexit and a lot of trust with the united kingdom's government. also, russia talking about vladimir putin and saying the must keep talking to him but showing a firm line as well. this is a european speech

it is a difficult time as president emmanuel macron is facing elections in april. at stake and how much power will france have in this is a should -- in this position? reporter: the french colors will dominate the eu stage for the next six months, but opportunity for the current president to push his vision in brussels at a time when the new german chancellor is getting his bearings. >> the country holding the presidency, especially france which is a big membership state of the eu, has influence. you can have influence over the agenda. reporter: quickly, france will preside over the eu counsel. they set priorities and approve key decisions. >> we must move from a europe of cooperation within our borders to a powerful europe on the world stage, fully sovereign, free of its choices, master of its destiny. reporter: to put the french touch on the agenda, macron is proposing an eu minimum wage, tax at the eu border, and an independent european force of 2000 to be deployed quickly. a key issue for him is a huge summering contract. but a few domestic and international ch

emmanuel?> this sounds better like, petition the same -- >> represent to guinea. >> i think the primary elements here, at the demo dem remdesivi. and the abled to those to have a handle or the multiplicity. come. and for echo us to play hacine. of not knowledging including more including, aopen, die lastic lost of government. there wouldn't be much more policing. the democratic has changed. people are -- they are demanding government that speaks to the challenge that is they face on a daily basis. and we've learned quite a lot about the real i.c.eic challenge of all people. >> i think putin echo as his leadership? >> must be sensity to their drive forces of the majority of need people in the sub region. i mean if -- he was frustrate. but with sew fiment i want to know what is happening this day whilst -- and wreak havoc. >> rhett me bring that point to jess per janson. >> is it a player in inn this particular scenario or like i said our guest just said it's statement that is we've heard before

emmanuel macron is also facing elections in april, so what is at stake and how much power will france >> the french colors will dominate the eu stage for the next six months. an opportunity for emmanuel macron to push his vision in brussels at a time when the new german chancellor is getting his bearings. >> the country holding the presidency, especially france, a founding member state of the eu, has a big influence. influence on the agenda, the priorities. >> the eu council consists of the heads of state and government of the 27 eu members. the council has priorities and key decisions. >> we must move from a europe of cooperation within our borders to a powerful europe on the world stage, fully sovereign, free of its choices and master of its destiny. >> emmanuel macron is proposing an eu minimum-wage, a carbon tax at the eu border and an independent european -- he wants to push for a common force that would be deployed quickly, discussed at the first summit in march. a key issue as france marked a huge submarine contract last year. if you domestic and international challenges will b

i'm joined now by corresponding emmanuel. shes in dresden. so emma, that trial is getting underway to day. what can we expect? well what, what we can expect a doing to try our rebecca east to find out about the chain of responsibility here . 6 people are, are accused there have to answer for their responsibility doing these highs. they're a bigger highest data. germany has a known in his, in the, in it's a history to 6 people who belong to the same class as we've just heard into report or we know, or we don't know, are they lawyers or had been asked before the child, whether or not they will talk about the chain of events leading to the highest. we still do not know each day will actually talk and gave more information about what happened at night. as speculation that some of the jewels has been melted down already there will authorities think there's any chance that some of the jewelry could still be recovered. well, i think this will really depend rebeck, on whether or not the accused we'll talk about or what happened or, or not. they're no

i just know emmanuel macro and also young luke melon, joanne. but don't know the fast fabian, resell i on sit as i cage. i didn't expect to marsh, i don't know, politics or i didn't know what it was going to be. that's not the only issue in these, which has been downloaded close to $1400000.00 times is now under scrutiny by the french data watchdog. there is concern that this could turn out to be another cambridge analytical scandal that was when millions of facebook uses half a data collected, but political advertising purposes. the natural problem or the most obvious for boost up for us. is that the effectively obtaining information for all the users we'd all the use a really understanding what purpose that information is. but the real purpose on the after ops is to obtain, uses information and then sell it on to political parties or to agencies or acting on behalf of the political party. so what happens is the user quite innocently might give information such as the name of the date of birth, or they leave with a certain material that my view

we are abating -- we are awaiting the olaf scholz emmanuel macron press conference.antime let's take it on the markets. european equity markets closing higher. in the united states come equity markets under pressure. the russell down 2.24%. we are waiting for the fed tomorrow. the dollar on the front foot. at the bottom, another significant salon for the s&p. we are down 1.9%. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: let's get a check on where the u.s. markets are. the rotation to safety resumes. abigail doolittle is tracking the moves. abigail: the move out of risk is what is happening. the s&p 500 down 1.8%. the nasdaq 100 down 2.7%. relative to safety you can see there is little bit of a bid for bonds. the yen is basically flat. stocks selling up for another day, not including yesterday's rebound. havens not doing that much. what is ahead are big tech earners. microsoft down 50% on the year. tesla down 13.5%. apple reporting on thursday. amazon is in a bear market during into the earnings report, suggesting the worst case scenario is priced in. that is not the case for netflix

for example, emmanuel michael isn't even an official candidate yet. so we don't know exactly what will be in his program. elise is taken guns, ideas from his 2017 campaign. and since then, you could argue his political leanings had taken a sharp turn to the right. however, the real concern right now is white. so many young people feel out of step when those aiming to try to run the country and how close to they selection candidates can find a way to engage them. joe deworski asi, paris. human rights watch claim someone's been watching them. the global body claims the notorious israeli developed spyware, known as pegasus, was used to target the director of its office in lebanon. lana for he shed, sat with us how she 1st became aware that she was being snoop tom. only learned about the hack when i received a notification from apple and number. and after confirming that in fact, the notification was authentic. we were able to review the data on my phones, conducted forensic analysis and confirm that my device has been targeted 5 times between april augus

earlier, the russian president, vladimir putin, told his french counterpart, emmanuel macron, that heollapsed. the snow—covered forbes avenue bridge gave way on friday morning, with six vehicles, including a bus, on it at the time. our north america correspondent peter bowes joins us now. peter, the pictures from the scene are pretty dramatic but it could have been a lot worse? it happened early in the morning and it could indeed have been so much worse, of course it was catastrophic for the bridge, for the structure but extraordinary that not many people were injured. those that were injured, they suffered minor injuries and no—one was killed. that is the good news coming out of this but as far as the bridge is concerned, it collapsed in the space of a few seconds, it took everyone by surprise, you can imagine the emergency services were inundated with calls, very difficult conditions, snowy conditions, and when the emergency services actually got to the scene they were confronted with the sight of a bus reallyjust hanging on to what remains of that structure, some cars in a similar

emmanuel macron is seeking a reelection coming april. us now from paris as our correspondent. this is how he strategizes how he can win a second term. he will -- what will he benefit from a good track record in the economy? reporter: you have the reforms he put in place early in 2021. you have the tax cuts, the commitment to higher and -- this has had an impact on foreign investment in france. france for the second year as the number one in deflation for foreign investments and also on margins. tax cuts have pushed companies' off at margins in france at the highest levels it has seen since the french financial crisis. macron has injected nearly 200 billion euros in the french economy in order to support businesses and prevent shops and restaurants from closing. this has had an effect -- in fact, france has had the fastest recovery among the european economies. tom: the economic triumph for emmanuel macron as he leads up to that election in april. you can find this information on the terminal and online. now we turn to the u.k. where ther

emmanuel macron wants to speak with vladimir putin on friday.hat do you think the french president might be looking for and whatight he say? >> he says he is going to speak to figure out, like everybody has been trying to figure out russia's intention. russia has been keeping everybody guessing over its intention. one of the advantages to that for putin is that it helps perpetuate his -- division in the west over how to respond. one hopes that macron's discussion with putin will reiterate the fact that the west is trying to prevent a unified front and sort of deliver the same messages of deterrence and desire from -- desire for diplomacy that other leaders have been doing. mark: i'm bouncing around from country to country. germany's foreign minister says as long as people are talking they are not shooting, which is i suppose a positive way to look at it, but does they become -- does there come a point where words become meaningless? do we get to thapoint where these kinds of things are said but they don't really mean much? >> i don't know. we ju

president emmanuel macron faces criticism after issuing a deliberate -- deliberately provocative morning to unvaccinated people. >> there was an uproar in france's parliament as emmanuel macron's strong language about unvaccinated people went public. some described the french president's words as vulgar before a debate was suspended. >> we ask for the presence of the prime minister because the words of the president are unworthy, irresponsible, contentious, and very premeditated. >> in the parisian newspaper, mccrone said that unvaccinated people work irresponsible. "as for the unvaccinated, i really want to piss them off," he said. telling them they will no longer be able to get a cup of coffee, no longer be able to get groceries, no longer be able to go to the theater, no longer be able to go to the cinema. doctors say most covid patients in intensive care are unvaccinated. the french government says vaccination is the best way out of the pandemic, although 90% of the population are immunized. the government is targeting those yet to receive the jab. three months before the presidentia

earlier, the russian president vladimir putin told french president emmanuel macron, that he had no plans for an offensive, but that nato had failed to address russia's main demands. —— french president emmanuel macron that he had no plans for an offensive, but that nato had failed to address russia's main demands. after days of confusion over the publishing date of the downing street lockdown parties report, it is now expected to be delivered without waiting for the police inquiry. the exact timing is still unclear. there had been speculation. that the report might be delayed because of a metropolitan police request. doubts have emerged over the timing of the positive covid test which the tennis player novak djokovic used to enter australia. the serial number appears to be out of sequence with a sample of test results, obtained by the bbc, which had been taken in serbia around the same time. now on bbc news, we follow three people from tynemouth who have taken up cold water swimming and say it is doing wonders for their mental health. you know, once one person does it, then they pull oth

earlier, the russian president, vladimir putin, told his french counterpart, emmanuel macron, that heg street during lockdown is expected to be delivered to the prime minister shortly. there had been speculation the report would be delayed. a bridge in the us city of pittsburgh has collapsed hours before a visit to the area by president biden, to tout the investment his administration is making in america's infrastructure. six vehicles, including a bus, were on the bridge at the time, but no deaths have been reported. here's our north america correspondent peter bowes. it took just seconds for the snow—covered forbes avenue bridge to collapse early on friday morning. the steel structure, built in 1970, is a common route for motorists travelling into downtown pittsburgh. the emergency services were flooded with calls. this woman lives near the bridge. she described the moment it collapsed into a ravine below. it sounded like a huge snowplough pushing along a raw tarmac surface with no snow. at the scene, a bus dangles precariously from what remains of the bridge with several cars in a

well, none other than emmanuel macro and the french president, the founders of the ap have said that this was a technical bug and the app is neutral. some people wonder more widely about our possible political intentions. who would like to remind you that eli's a strict and non partisan? no candidate has been granted the slightest favorable treatment. that's perhaps a little difficult to swallow when. for example, emmanuel michael isn't even an unofficial candidate yet, so we don't know exactly what will be in his program. elise has taken mack guns ideas from his 2017 campaign. and since then, you could argue his political leanings have taken a sharp turn to the rights. however, the real concern right now is white. so many young people feel out of step when those aiming to try to run the country and how close to they selection candidates can find a way to engage them showing debowski asi paris. but we'd love to hear your thoughts on the day stories. i do get in touch by following guys on social media as well for me for today, but kevin, i will be head with all the latest at the top o

emmanuel igunza, bbc news. to the coronavirus pandemic, where the omicron strain continues to cause a huge number of infections around the world. although the variant appears to be less likely to leave people needing hospital treatment, the sheer scale of cases is starting to place more pressures on health systems. america's top infectious diseases expert, dr anthony fauci, has warned there is a danger of a surge in hospitalisations later this month. well, earlier i spoke to dr peter hotez, who is co—director of the center for vaccine development at texas children's hospital. i asked whether he shared chief medical advisor anthony fauci's prediction that hospitalisations could become a serious problem in the us. well, they actually already are a problem. we're seeing about a 50%—60% increase in hospitalisations in new york city and washington, dc, which is really the first component of this omicron wave here in the united states. now, it's less than what one might expect given the number of cases, but it's stil

for example, emmanuel michael isn't even an official candidate yet, so we don't know exactly what will be in his program at lees has taken mack guns ideas from his 2017 campaign. and since then, you could argue his political leanings have taken a sharp turn to the right. however, the real concern right now is white. so many young people feel out of step when those aiming to try to run the country and how close to they selection. candidates can find a way to engage them. showing debowski asi, paris, human rights watch claims that someone's been watching them. the global body claims the notorious israeli developed spyware, known as pegasus, was used to target the director of its office in lebanon. lamer for he shared with us how she 1st became aware that she was being snapped on only learned about the high when i received a notification from apple and number. and after confirming that in fact, the notification was authentic. we were able to review the data on my phones, conduct a forensic analysis, and confirm that my device has been targeted 5 times between april of 2021. during the tim

emmanuel igunza, bbc news.o the coronavirus pandemic, where the omicron strain continues to cause a huge number of infections around the world. i've been speaking to william schaffner, an infectious diseases expert at vanderbilt university school of medicine. i asked him whether he shared chief medical advisor anthony fauci's prediction that hospitalisations could become a serious problem in the us. they're already beginning to run into trouble in parts of the united states. here in my own community, cases requiring hospitalisations have begun to rise. we're not stretched as other parts of the country are, but many people have travelled and had gatherings during this holiday season. that was an opportunity for this virus to be transmitted, and i think as a consequence we will have many more cases — mild, but nonetheless impacting our outpatient services, our clinics and our emergency rooms. but, in addition, there will be people who are hospitalised. we still have many, many unvaccinated persons, and they are a

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connectingt the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >> neil: all right. here's the good news on omicron. it is very contagious. more than a million new cases over each of the last two days. and more than nine out of ten of those omicron. now here's the good news. it's so far not too, too serious. but the white house is threading the needle on that and could be getting in more of a fuss. jacqui heinrich with more. >> hi, neil. the white house is defending the cdc amid criticism that the new post infection isolation guyedlines are confusing to say the lead. the new guidance says you don't have to take a test after five days of testing positive in order to go back to society. that you can go back after a positive case, after isolating for five days without getting a test. if you can get a test and if you want a test, go ahead and do it. by th

the only want was a chance of b g emmanuel, my call is valerie. pick trace ok and very big class is doing a balancing act between c o t. napoleon or so making your school speech about you migration on the sobbing security. hello. hi marina. right now. she's pulling as high as marina pen right now. yeah, no big deal. no, produce eviction. what about just is who is going to come 2nd after michael and i hope will come 1st. the 1st from now the game is about will comes figure. will it be night? the more will not come. second, continue that. so now the game is between 9 and very pixel. ok? it's in the interest of many of valerie because that is the moon pours as high as possible because it will take voters of not a little bit, which is that's actually quite the case that it was not enough. and it's very stable at about 1818 percent with very big a 16 and off. so okay, let me just bring a note for a final word because we run out of time to write a final word to you. are you optimistic about the future of french politics? no, i'm not really up to mystic,

a president emmanuel mccall is now facing criticism after issuing a deliberately provocative warning to on vaccination people. natasha butler reports from pass says such to the so there was an uproar in france, his parliament as emmanuel macros, comments and strong language about on vaccinated people became public, some opposition and peace boot the health minister. while others described the french president's words as vulgar before a debate on the government's proposed vaccine pass was abruptly suspended. the law going up is all to please. we ask for the presence of the prime minister because the words of the president of the republic or worthy, irresponsible, contemptuous on a book, very premeditated. it was, this is the reality of the situation. one conflict so, so it was the liberal arts of good in the parisian newspaper. mackerel said that on fax, native people were irresponsible as for the unvaccinated. i really want to piss them off, he said, we have to tell them you will no longer be able to go to the restaurant. you will no longer be able to go for coffee. you will no longe

earlier, the russian president vladimir putin told his french counterpart emmanuel macron that he hadpected to be delivered to the prime minister shortly. there had been speculation the report would be delayed. tens of thousands of people in three southern african countries have been cut off by floodwaters following torrential rains brought on by tropical storm ana. officials say more than 80 people across madagascar, mozambique and malawi have died. mark lobel reports. a ripple of calm after the storm that ripped through madagascar. where dozens died and tens of thousands fled their homes. translation: i am ve sad their homes. translation: i am very sad because _ their homes. translation: i am very sad because we _ their homes. translation: i —n very sad because we worked like crazy to make money and now, our houses destroyed. how can we be sad? —— our house is destroyed. we are victims of this disaster and get no help. there is nothing.— there is nothing. makeshift shelter for _ there is nothing. makeshift shelter for the _ there is nothing. makeshift shelter for the young - there i

it seems to be giving emmanuel macron to have decent prospects in not country as well. you're getting pictures across the european spaces that are filling out an economic rose outlook for the euro zone. that is the picture of earnings. futures stateside, looking at the nasdaq, that is where the volatility is most acute. the yield curve flattening is the front end that continues to move up. into the yields. . you are looking at the worst month for treasuries in 2016. again, apple is part of the story and the bloomberg u.s. index is up by zero points what percent -- 0.1%. that is your u.s. two-year at 1.21. there is the geopolitics and that they cannot produce enough for gas, and that is the challenge that president biden faces for the midterm elections. francine, you are in rome. i have a question because i read about this for the first time yesterday. i did not realize that the candidates for the italian presidency are not meant to come forward for their candidacy. it sounds like an indio socratic -- idiosyncratic part of this. francine: given all of the cousin -- chose

corona, virus variance in france, uproar in the parliament after controversial remarks by president emmanuel macklin about the unvaccinated. ah, hello malcolm and peter w. watching al jazeera alive from dough are also coming up another round, a protest in kazakhstan, where the government's resignation has failed to quell anger. about fuel prices today is about acknowledgement about being seen and heard some relief. so canada's indigenous people whose children were taken away and put under state care as the government announces a 31000000000 dollar compensation plan. hong kong is banning flights from 8 countries, including australia, the u. s, and the u. k. as it battles rising cobit 19 cases, it's also imposing a raft of new restrictions as of friday, including shutting entertainment venues. jims and clubs. officials are worried the ami chrome very and could be spreading undetected through the community. hans, while you go candidate dark out, i've already given the very dar situation of the pandemic. we have to grasp very critical moment. we have to contain the pandemic to ensure that there

the french parliament was suspended overnight after president emmanuel. my call made controversial remarks targeting people who haven't been vaccinated. the government is trying to push through bills that would make vaccination, compulsory to access public fund news dash buffer with more from paris. now. friend president emmanuel macross, the comments to the french newspaper, the paris. yeah. suddenly causing quite a stir here from the french president was being interviewed about his strategy for the crisis. the french government very much targeting on vaccinated people. things vaccination is the way out of the crisis. but my cro in this interview called on vaccinated people irresponsible, effectively saying that they weren't being decent citizens. he also then went on to say that he was going to try and hassle unvaccinated people as much as possible. but the word he actually used in french was a fall stronger it has to scatter logical overtones and the sarge has been described as a vulgar, unseemly by a number of opposition. m p. 's. in fact, i think the

now you mentioned emmanuel, mclaren, i, i think that the french r a passed on a chair in that enables people to get into a cafes and movie theaters and, and that makes a lot of sense. and millions of french citizens have been vaccinated because of it . but what i don't like on the president doing on is blaming in shame the unvaccinated. yes. mandates are fine, and there's a long history of them on, throughout the world um at but we're, but they're just public health tools. it's not our job to stigmatize blame and shame people, but we do have a social contract and we expect every one to abide by that social contract, which is keep yourself safe. keep your family safe. keep your neighbors and your country's safe. and you do that because you love your neighbors. professor at lawrence gaston, really good to get your thoughts, sir. joining us from washington, d. c. profess of medicine and the founding o'neill chang, global health low at georgetown university. thank you. thank you. i a russian lead lines. the former soviet state says it will send peacekeepers to kazakhstan off to the countr

for example, emmanuel michael isn't even an official candidate yet, so we don't know exactly what will be in his program. elise has taken mack guns ideas from his 2017 campaign. and since then, you could argue his political leanings had taken a sharp turn to the right. however, the real concern right now is white. so many young people feel out of step when those aiming to try to run the country and how close to they selection candidates can find a way to engage them. deworski asi paris. thanks for keeping his company here in asi international will be back again at the top of the week with the latest boy ah, ah, ah.

this all difficult to swallow when, for example, emmanuel michael isn't even an official candidate yet. so we don't know exactly what will be in his program. elise has taken mack guns ideas from his 2017 campaign . and since then you could argue his political leanings had taken a sharp turn to the right. however, the real concern right now is white. so many young people feel out of step when those aiming to try to run the country and how close to they selection candidates can find a way to engage them. debo ski off, see paris? okay, that's it. from a older boom bust is up next to which nickie are and say, with your all to use in the coming hours, then kevin, i will keep you updated for the rest of this friday. for me. that's calling bright thanks for watching. ah ah ah ah.

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for example, emmanuel michael isn't even an official candidate yet, so we don't know exactly what will be in his program. lee's has taken mack guns ideas from his 2017 campaign. and since then, you could argue his political leanings have taken a sharp turn to the right. however, the real concern right now is white. so many young people feel out of step when those aiming to try to run the country and how close to they selection candidates can find a way to engage them. showing debowski asi, paris. well, that brings you up to date. thanks for keeping his company will be back in 30 minutes with the latest. well, news and analysis, seeing them look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to great trust or rather than fear. a very job with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with his the earth still

earlier, the russian president, vladimir putin, told his french counterpart, emmanuel macron, that he that novak djokovic recently used, to enter australia. it allowed him exemption from rules barring unvaccinated people. however the serial number on his test dated december 16th, appears out of sequence with a sample of tests analysed by the bbc. our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, has the details. cheering. another day, another media scrum. but as novak djokovic received honorary citizenship in a montenegran town today, this hero's welcome was a far cry from his treatment in australia. this shot of the unvaccinated star stuck at the border was the beginning of a saga that ultimately saw him deported. fighting to stay, he'd argued he'd been granted an exemption to play by tennis australia because, very close to the wire, he'd tested positive for covid—19. his legal team presented two covid test certificates to the court from the serbian institute of public health. the first, allegedly taken on december 16th, shows a positive result. the second, processed from a different lab six

emmanuel macron and vladimir putin speak today.ring you a little bit of breaking news on the french gdp side. there we go. french gdp for this quarter blows through estimates. it expands to 0.7% on the quarter. year on year that takes you to 5.4%. the u.s. had an amazing performance yesterday on their gdp up by 6.5%. the french come in at 5.4%. this is a strong boost for micron. consumer spending investments, europe's second-biggest economy power the gdp boost. you are looking at pretty much a good reading. you have supply bottlenecks at all the major producers. three months until the election and this is going to be a boost for macron going into that. consumer confidence held up. let's see how that plays out for the rest of the day. 0.5 -- 25% was the expansion and 7% is the actual. certainly blowing through in terms of the estimates. the euro rises this morning. euro stoxx 50. you're going to have to do it all for a bit more. that is the view from morgan stanley. the fed is so far behind it cannot even see the curve. it is pourin

earlier, the russian president, vladimir putin, told his french counterpart, emmanuel macron, that hee prime minister shortly. there had been speculation the report would be delayed. people on the us north east coast are bracing themselves for a powerful winter storm — bringing high winds and heavy snow — due to hit over the weekend. thousands of flights have been cancelled in the region. a short time ago i got the details from meteorologist matthew cappucci, who is in cape cod, one of the areas due to be worst affected by the storm. here in the north—east we are used to pretty big snowstorms but the impressive thing is not just the amounts for close descent —— ten centimetres an hour can be done at times. we have destructive winds, blizzard conditions and zero visibility. and snowstorms are not unusual at this time of year in that area but what is so special about this one? this one, we are fortunate it is hitting on a weekend but the really impressive thing is that it is undergoing something called explosive intensification. picture rapid intensification with a hurricane, this is do

as monuments across paris will lit up in blue to mock president emmanuel mac chrome taking over the rotating presidency of the council of the european union. many already seen micron as a natural success to angela morocco as effective leader of europe. and i had both yielded me so from midnight let franz will take over the presidency of the european union. and you can count on my total commitment to make this moment mama, which only occurs once every 13 years, a time in progress for you. full in miss micron is expected to run in the presidential elections. this april though, has yet to formally declare that. but there is also strong support for you or skeptic. candidates including leader of the right wing national raleigh, marine the pen. she said, no patriot can accept the downgrading and dilution of the nation and criticized micron for swapping the trickle off for the flag under the auditorium. as france buckles recalled, breaking covert 19 cases. will microns you optimism cut through or will his role as europe's air presumptive be brought to an early end and did a review correspondence ar

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if they ever reboot the tv show webster, is emmanuel lewis goin to want his wardrobe back?he'd be well within his rights. he's in his 60s, so who cares for it. >> anybody who doesn't think politics the image of mental health has never been on twitte which is really as you know, a fight club for people who don't want to get hits. you could post a picture of you dog on twitter and with two comments would be like yeah, bu trump. i think part of the reason we'v gotten to places like castillo deaton i think your analogy about espn is valid. i think people are rooting for their party so hard that they are blindly taking sides now regardless of whether or not it's good or sane or factual, they just want their side to be right. would happen to the left is there not a cool party anymore, the left used to be a free-speech, drugs, and rock 'n roll party. now there on the wrong side of that issue. the rage against the machine people are now in the machine, like their leg screw you, we don't support big pharma so somehow they made the right, which is uncool, kind of cool. >> used to be

earlier, the russian president, vladimir putin, told french president emmanuel macron that he had nolans for an offensive, but that nato had failed to address russia's main demands. after days of confusion over the publishing date of the downing street lockdown parties report, it is now expected to be delivered without waiting for the police inquiry. the exact timing is still unclear. there had been speculation. the report might be delayed because of a metropolitan police request. doubts have emerged over the timing of the positive covid test which the tennis player, novak djokovic, used to enter australia. the serial number appears to be out of sequence with a sample of test results, obtained by the bbc, which had been taken in serbia around the same time. coming up in around 10 minutes�* time, we'll have newswatch. but first on bbc news, here's click. why are we throwing an apple at each other? because this week's first story is about launching satellites into orbit. oh, you're not gonna try to launch this apple into orbit, are you? no, but if i did, which direction would i have to

as monuments across paris will lit up in blue to mark president emmanuel micron, taking over the rotating presidency of the council of the european union. many already see micron as a natural successor to angler, merkel, as effective leader of europe and over, but you'll dominique so from midnight, let france will take over the presidency of the european union. and you can counter my total commitment to make this moment. mm hm. which only occurs once every 13 years, a time of progress, a you full with a mr. matthew micron is expected to run in the presidential elections. this april, though, has yet to formulate declare but there is also strong support for you or skeptic. candidates not including leader of the right wing national rally, marine the pen. she says, no patriot can accept the downgrading and dilution of the nation and criticize macros for swapping the trickle off for the flag under the arbitrary and asked franz buckles record breaking cove. 19 cases will microns you optimism cut through a will his role as europe's at presumptive be brought to an early end? south africa has said

his comments come hours after a phone call between french president emmanuel mac, ron and russian president vladimir putin, in which bruton insisted that western responses had not addressed moscow's principal concerns. yet the cold did lead to some progress. the 2 leaders re committed to ease intentions through the normandy format. for way diplomatic talks between germany, russia, ukraine, and france. let's keep our reasons the ukrainian president, welcome to the idea as a step towards calming tensions, the but he also called on russia to prove its claims that it has no intention of invading ukraine. for now, tension on the border remains as high as ever. and as long as the risk of military escalation lingers, the diplomatic dance will continue behind closed doors. now with all eyes on ukraine, germany and it ties with russia also in the spotlight, dbhdd revenues, political correspondent, thomas thorough, has won the economic consequences. this crisis could have on germany, it is certainly preparing itself to suffer economic consequences. and in fact, germany's foreign minister, known in a

his comments come hours after a phone call between french president emmanuel mac, ron and russian president vladimir putin, in which bruton insisted that western responses had not addressed moscow's principal concerns. yet the cold did lead to some progress. the 2 leaders, we're committed to easing tensions through the normandy format for way diplomatic talks between germany, russia, ukraine, and france. let's keep our reasons, the ukranian president. welcome to the idea as a stepped towards calming tensions. but he also called on russia to prove its claims that it has no intention of invading ukraine for now tension on the border. busy remains as high as ever. and as long as the risk of military escalation lingers, the diplomatic dance will continue behind closed doors. and more on their side now joined by marian close mal. she's a senior, allan analyst on ace in european affairs with the bertelsmann, stiff tongue here in germany. marian, welcome to d w. the u. s. is warning of an armed conflict. ukrainian president lansky is cautioning against a stoking phase of a russian military action.

's emmanuel at ch has she has reported extensively on the migrant crisis across europe and cover the developments on the poland betters border. now asylum seekers and refugees are clearly on the front line when it comes to issues around mental health. what have you seen? well, you know, when you report from the borders, you see that people are clearly in need of health care, especially a mental health support. the world health organization estimates that one out of 5 adults living in conflict settings. so being a displaced person suffers from mental issues. and of course, when i reported of the polish about the border between poland and batteries, i could see people had spent days weeks on n alone in the forest having to survive on drinking from poms or eating mushrooms or even leave. so you can imagine the tale takes on mental health. when i was reporting in central mediterranean, not i met a could talk to people who actually were in a situation where they almost lost their lives at sea. there were an increased risk increased risk of dying in a very dangerous setting. so of course t

yesterday, we know that emmanuel macron had a working dinner in berlin.he image they wanted to present is that we are very aligned, we are very united on this. this is facing criticism that europe has been all over the place when it comes to russia and foreign policy. they have said, we are incredibly coordinated, there will be sanctions, there will be a price to pay, but nonetheless this to believe there is a diplomatic path ahead. there will be a call tomorrow between emmanuel macron and vladimir putin. behind the scenes, there are tensions that are escalating because not every country will be affected the same way and economically speaking, this will be much more painful for a country like germany than it would be for the united states. that also goes back to the point you mentioned earlier, the fact that germans are saying, perhaps we need to make exemptions for energy related costs if russian banks are not able to work in dollars. the other thing i would point to again is that risk of personal sanctions on vladimir putin which is a fascinating line.

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