serbia's filip krajonovic but novak djokovic is out.er one was returning from an elbow injury playing his first competitive match since witrhdrawing from january's australian open and lost his second round match in three sets against japanese qualifier, taro daniel, who'll now go on to face argentina's leonardo mayer. world number one and defending champion, roger federer, is through to the third round though after winning his rain delayed match 6—3, 7—6 against federico delbonis. the 36—year—old swiss will now face filip krajinovic for a place in the last 16. ijust i just wanted to ijust wanted to go out and see. i had no expectations. i was not even supposed to be here because of the surgery supposed to be here because of the surgery only 5—6 weeks ago. umm, but i recovered very quickly and got myself ready. and that is it. i mean, i played like everyone else. petra kvitova has been knocked out. she headed in on a 14 match winning strea k after she headed in on a 14 match winning streak after claiming back—to—back titles in doha. she

one roger federer is through to the 3rd round at indian wells after a straight sets win over serbian filipterday because of bad weather but there was no stopping the defending champion, he won 6—2, 6—1. with novak djokovic out, and andy murray and rafa nadal missing through injury, federer is favourote for a record 6th title. in the women's draw, serena williams faces sister venus williams overnight. that is all from sportsday, the top story, manchester city beating stoke city 2—0, one step closer to the premier league title. coming up next, the newspapers. welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us. with me are the broadcaster david davies and lucy fisher, senior political correspondent at the times. welcome to the both of you. many of tomorrow's front page is already in. let's have a rifle through them, we can takea let's have a rifle through them, we can take a look, starting with the metro, rather menacing picture of vladimir putin. as theresa may told mps that the nerve agent used in the salisbury attack was something developed by russia. while the i reports that

of them was hit in the shoulder apparently his life is not in danger according to prime minister filipe however we don't really know if this person that did this attack that committed this attack this morning and the person who's now the hostage takers at that's a good knocked out one of this and same person the police has said have said that they found his car abandoned but again we don't know anything about the identity of the first attack. and we certainly francaise suffered a number of a major terrorist attack since two thousand and fifteen what's their reaction mean to this latest incident which is taking place. our people are poor and obviously they're saying we didn't do it they knew that something could happen and a new turn in a new terror attack is one of the main concerns of the friends according to recent polls they knew that something could happen but ever hoping obviously that the authorities might protect them especially as you know there was the state of emergency in place until late last year and then the government enshrined maced of these these rights into common law

through to the last 16 of the indian wells masters in california after a straight sets win over serbia's filipgh his third round encounter and will now face france's jeremy chardy for a place in the last eight as he chases a sixth title at this venue. caroline wozniacki is through to the round of 16 after defeating aliaksandra sasnovich in three sets. wozniacki won the first set after trailing 4—1, but sasnovich fought back to win the second 6—2, but the dane held her nerve to triumph and will now face russia's daria kasatkina. south africa wrapped up a six wicket victory in the second test against australia in port elizabeth to level their four match series at 1—1. kagiso rabada picked up six wickets in the second innings giving him figures of 11—150 in the match as the proteas were set a modest 101 for victory on day four, a target they reached for the loss of four wickets. the third test gets underway in cape town on the 22nd of march. but the bad news for south africa is that rabada won't feature in that match or the fourth test injohannesburg after being found guilty of deliberately makin

brussels at the european council summit there he's obviously being briefed by the prime minister filipe who is returning from eastern france here to paris but obviously the president will be getting his own briefings from the security services taney asli to the briefings he'll be receiving from the prime minister he's going to give a news conference about the incident in at around twelve thirty g.m.t. so we're going to keep an eye open for that that's not very far away briefly to bring you up to speed and to bring the viewers up to speed what what we know so far is that there was a group of four c. estes a french riot police who officers who are out jogging out running in khakis on they were approached by a man in a vehicle in a car he threatened them he claimed to be a soldier a dash he produced a gun and shot at those four officers wounding one officer in the shoulder at that point while the other three were tending to their wounded colleague the man went off in the car departed in the vehicle and the next we hear is a few minutes later some eight kilometers away six miles away in the

for mayor filipe board part of the french way of life is disappearing with the beast rose so to make sure the remaining establishment survived he's doing all he can to help their owners. already how ready how are you going to needle through the next year you're getting a really big terrace the you will get. the cafe du ballet closed two years ago now the mayor has purchased the business with the town's money he wants to reopen it otherwise its liquor license will be lost for good. personally i think it's important to save this tradition because the beast row is a meeting place historically in france the bistro is a place to meet after work or on weekends. we do we get the mayor's remarks reflect the sentiments of many residents of the town especially the older ones who have already lost their favorite haunts. not yet there was once a by hand. on the cafe diplomats it was really nice but it closed that now it's an optical glass that something else entirely i'm supposed to because it was a really nice place that i've been before. but things have changed in bar sorel bistro owner bruno

reported that the gunman claimed allegiance to the islamic state the french prime minister edward filipe is on his way to tape he has said that the situation is quote very serious. the french government has been quick to respond to the incident doing its best to reassure the public the interior ministry has treated that police have set up a security paramita at the scene and authorities are asking people to avoid the area and to await further information from authorities and not to spread rumors or verified information interior minister says he is traveling to the location immediately highlighting how seriously the french government is taking this situation for more on this breaking news situation we are joined by the correspondent in paris lisa what is the latest you're hearing on this hostage situation in tabe. as you said the situation is still ongoing it's a celtic situation we're hearing different reports one person died two people died but nothing confirmed so far from the authorities we know that the prime minister aide awfully is on his way back to paris to monitor the situation

through to the last 16 of the indian wells masters in california after a straight sets win over serbia's filip the last eight as he chases a sixth title at this venue. after a massive pile—up on monday german sprinter marcel kittel kept out of trouble to claim his second stage win in this year's tirreno—adriatico event. stage 6 was marred by a spectacular crash after a lapse of concentration from fernando gaviria. kittel managed to steer clear and sprinted to victory 8 kilometres later. team sky's michal kviat—kovski is the man to catch going into tuesday's final stage. if you've ever wondered what it's like to fly then this next clip will give you a pretty good idea. this was posted by a dutch professional. he is giving you a birds eye view of what it is like to harness the power mother nature. let all grey competitors, he makes it look so, so easy. and all the latest news is on our website. but from me, tulsen tollett, that is your sport for this morning. we will stay with sport for the moment. kind of. you might remember paul the octopus — he was the underwater nostradamus who successfully

raise their gender gaps or face possible fines that's under plans presented by the prime minister filipe and there was a special women's day message as well not on their gene now we take action lighting up the eiffel tower the government says it is time to implement a french law requiring equal pay for the same work it's been around for forty five years but the government says men are still paid on average nine percent more than women. of course not just in paris women around the world are making their voices heard today amrita absolutely and so they should helena to there is international women's day and there are demonstrations across the world as women press for progress protesters in spain got an early start launching a twenty four hour women strike there demanding an end to unfair wages domestic violence and the country's prevailing macho culture similar sentiments were echoed around the globe as women gathered in solidarity with the need to movement in cities including the so south korea new delhi and should receive them. not to mark international women's day did obvious profiling

he's taking on frenchman jeremy chardy for a place in the quarter—finals after he thrashed serbia's filipd. in case you missed it manchester united are out of the champions league — beaten 2—1 on the night by sevilla. substitute wissam ben yedder was the match—winner for the spanish side, scoring twice — once from inside the area just two minutes after coming on from the subs bench and his second via a headerjust four minutes later. i don't have regrets. i did my best, the players did their best. we tried, we lost. edin dzeko's only goal of the game saw roma through to the quarter—finals for the first time since 2008, with victory over shakhtar donetsk. the italians who lost the first leg 2—1 went through 2—2 on away goals. simona halep is through to the quarter—finals at indian wells after beating china's wang qiang in straight sets. the world number one beat her practice partner 7—5, 6—1 in just 76 minutes to take her record to 17—1 this season. she will now face unseeded petra martic of croatia. and team sky have scored their first major victory of the 2018 cycling season — meekal kwia

victims killed in last week's supermarket siege the ceremony was attended by the prime minister and filipe and hundreds of residents of the small town of time on friday a gunman took hostages in a local store claiming to act in the name of eisel four people were killed in the attacking fluting a policeman who agreed to switch places with the hostage a memorial service for him was held on wednesday now in the latest part of our service to series where in indonesia where one of the world's dirtiest rivers is being cleaned up an ambitious project is underway to make the water of the cheaper room drink a bowl in the next seven years but is that fasten reports now from west java some factories are still using the river as a dump for chemical waste. a thick soup of rubbish clogging one of indonesia's main waterways after previous failed attempts to clean up the river in west java the government has called in the army to do the dirty work it's not an easy battle to win as the soldiers remove garbage from the three hundred kilometer long river more arrives ways from households markets and shops si

filipe: the ones we see in the market now they are mostly selling.at the lowest level since 2016. at the same time, dubai is trading at an attractive level if you compared to emerging markets. biggest discounts since 2011. we hear a lot of people saying this should be a good moment to look at certain names in the emirate. within the banking industry, we hear a lot of people that like emirates. it is a sound name within the economy here. i am sure that if investors are actually willing to look at this market and find the good bets, they should find good opportunities out there. yousef: i appreciate your time. always a pleasure to have you on the show. look to build on what was said. in terms of the discount to since 2011.kets, what is going to bring this market back to life? obviously there is a risk premium, which we believe this unjustified heard. yousef: those were the days. charles-henry: it needs to come back. but is important is what the companies are doing. aramex. you have a world-class company with 35% revenues, trading at 13 times the. proba

of the four victims killed in last week's supermarkets the ceremony was attended by prime minister filipe and hundreds of residents of the small town of player on friday a gunman took hostages in a supermarket claiming to act in the name of eisel four people were killed in the attack including a policeman who agreed to switch places with a hostage a memorial service for him was held on wednesday britain's prime minister is touring the country to mark one year before the u.k. leaves the european union the reason may is stopping in all four corners of the u.k. scotland and northern ireland wales and england are messages that breaks it will unite the country but there are still those who hope the breaks it can be reversed and britain will remain in the in the e.u. are u.k. correspondent barnaby phillips reports. breaks it such a disaster that even boris johnson now admits he got it wrong maybe not. but he. protested outside downing street believe it can be stopped with a second referendum on the final deal from. britain and the e.u. like a student speaking for generations that voted overwhel

drew was telling us there are some scattered showers out filip but you're looking at downtown san francisco our exploratorium cam. you ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> once again good evening. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines -- >> hey hey, ho ho, the nra has got to go. >> all around the bay area and the nation today rallies were held to protest gun violence in america. the largest events locally were in san francisco and oakland. students, parents, politicians, and community members came out in support of gun control. >> in washington, d.c. participants included survivors from last month's parkland, florida high school shooting. they urged young people to register to vote. they also honored the 17 people who lost their lives in the attack on february 14th. >> counterprotesters also took to the streets. this group rallied in boston, saying they wanted to protect the constitutional right to bear arms. protesters here say they want their voices and opinions in

filipe: the one with the heaviest weight.the banks in petro could have 70% of saudi index within p.m.. we have barry -- very big names in the market. ncb, those are blue chips in the saudi market, for a well-known companies for the saudi's. maybe they are new names for foreign investors. ncbthey are starting to learn e about those names. there isry quickly, another market where it is ongoing and that is oman, which got downgraded on friday. a lot of middle eastern investors will be waking up to that. what will happen? fil -- what will happen? if fell 17% last year and it is down close to 5% in 2018. this is not good news for a market that is trading very low levels right now. people should pay attention to it. tracy: i'm sure they will be this sunday. bloomberg news: middle east. pe bringing us the latest. that is it for this edition of "bloomberg markets: middle east." technology" is next. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inv

less than two month after that, one of the best friends i will have in my life, filip street, a vietnam veteran, air force veteran, died of a cancer related to agent orange. he would have had liked to have the right to try. my senior partner in medical practice a year later, good friend, was diagnosed with brain cancer. he would have liked the right to try. shortly after that, linda baines, a scrub nurse that i operated with hundreds of times in my medical practice, was diagnosed with cancer. linda would have liked the right to try. i have two dear friends at this moment who are both being treated for stage four cancer. if those treatments don't work, and i've had to look patients in the eye and say, mr. speaker, your life is not in my hands anymore, it's in god's hands. they would like to have the right to try. i ask you this, that all these patients want and deserve is a right to try. please, i'm asking you to support this legislation. mr. speaker, with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee yields back his time. the gentleman f

set up a semi final clash with canada's milos raonic the argentine beating germany's filipe kohlschreiber and three sets to progress to the last four roger federer is taking on twenty one year old canadian croatian born to porridge in the other semifinal. just a few days ago tiger woods enjoyed his best finish at a tournament since undergoing four back operations in three years but he's hit trouble in his latest effort to win a title for the first time since two thousand and thirteen woods has won the arnold palmer invitational a record eight times during his career but after a second round the seventy two in florida he's pushed seven shots off the lead. i think it's the fact that i've played under the gun so many times here and i've won some in terms. of experience so many different things some different ways of winning and i think that's. young and tough and with comfort and a lot of different scenarios got a. lot of wins under so many different scenarios. the penultimate day of the winter paralympics in pyongyang has been a golden one for china they won their first ever winter paralymp

less than two month after that, one of the best friends i will have in my life, filip street, a vietnam veteran, air force veteran, died of a cancer related to agent orange. he would have had liked to have the right to try. my senior partner in medical practice a year later, good friend, was diagnosed with brain cancer. he would have liked the right to try. shortly after that, linda baines, a scrub nurse that i operated with hundreds of times in my medical practice, was diagnosed with cancer. linda would have liked the right to try. i have two dear friends at this moment who are both being treated for stage four cancer. if those treatments don't work, and i've had to look patients in the eye and say, mr. speaker, your life is not in my hands anymore, it's in god's hands. they would like to have the right to try. i ask you this, that all these patients want and deserve is a right to try. please, i'm asking you to support this legislation. mr. speaker, with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee yields back his time. the gentleman f

francine: thank you so much, bloomberg's middle east equities dubai.r, filipe in i don't know whethern for saudi bonds or is it is an emerging market bond story. andrew: i think the saudis have a strong balance sheet and the move toward the ipo for aramco of theces the strength underlying -- underlines the strength of the balance sheet. we talked before about areas where you don't get paid as well for taking risk and i think the saudi andpaying for as a bond investor, the yields look attractive, the big up -- pickup versus investment-grade credit. you are paid pretty well for the clear geopolitical risk, but you know the underlying saudi balance sheet is extremely strong and -- strong. francine: it seems they were ready for it and the crackdown of the rates kind of made investors cool off. max: with regard to the aramco ipo, i think it will be crucial whether they will be granted the emerging-market status because given what we have seen over the last 7, 8, 10 years, there's a move toward passive investments and etf's and toward the products index to msg i emerging markets, for exampl

that's after he easily beat serbian filip krajinovic in less than an hour to reach the last 16.n by her sister venus overnight. venus coming out on top in that latest clash of the williams sisters, making a comeback six months after having a baby but venus wins this one. you really match the set beautifully. i have blended in beautifully. we will have a look at the papers shortly but first, the weather. the cold stuff is on the way? feeling like spring in some parts, good morning, cold weather on the way towards the end of the week. today, compared to yesterday, a dry and bright today with a few isolated showers around, mainly this morning. let's have a look at the satellite, a swirl of cloud with us yesterday, slowly edging away into northern europe, allowing the breaks in the cloud to arrive from the west. we still have the cloud in some parts of eastern england, east anglia and kent, a few showers this morning. thicker cloud in parts of western scotland, western england, producing some showers. very isolated, most will stay dry through the morning rush—hour. the cloud will br