good morning welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and victoria fritz.ur headlines today: new powers to stop and search for the police in england and wales — the home secretary says it will tackle knife crime, but opponents call it too intrusive. with theresa may's cabinet split over its next steps on brexit, all eyes are on tomorrow's vote by mps on alternative options. some of the world's most famous landmarks are plunged into darkness to draw attention to climate change. in sport — it's farewell to huddersfield. relegated from the premier league, thejoint earliest in the league's history. we'll meet the man with the job of saving these extremely rare rhinos from extinction. after seeing 20 degrees yesterday, most will be lucky to see nine degrees over the next few days. all the details here and breakfast. good morning it's sunday, 31st march. don't forget the clocks have gone forward overnight. our top story this morning: new stop and search powers are being given to police in england and wales to try and tackle rising knife crime. the home secretary

and they were at the lab at m.i.t., they did their work, small,ilt a very very robust computer fritz time, but it was very simplistic by our standards and at the end of the program, those people dispersed. it's interesting because they took with them the knowledge they had gained their rolodex. and all the names and addresses and contact information for all the people they had worked with and they seeded the industrycs everywhere. they went to industry, universities, all kinds of places. would contend that that indirect investment in microelectronics that came guys moving on to other jobs was really an important outgrowth of apollo. you say that was its biggest legacy? >> i wouldn't say necessarily it was the biggest legacy. is biggest legacy actually setting foot on another body in the solar bringing back the scientific data necessary to understand how the solar evolved and that's ultimately i believe more important, but from a perspective, that microelectronics seeding i think was significant. >> why is this of such you?est to >> well, i mean, space intrinsically exciting,g and and

lopez starts moving towards officer fritz vander hof who yells at him to shoot.es twice, hitting lopez in the back. later died at hospital. tonight guzman's partner says this video does not tell the whole story. >> i want the public to know you're only seeing one minute of a 17-minute video. you haven't heard the 911 call or the radio transmission of what was going on within the officers, what kind of a call was it, desperate call? >> san jose police department has not released the 911 call. district attorneys offices conducted investigations of the shooting. san jose state university issued this statement said in part officer's use of force was deemed legally justifiable in response to immediate threat. in addition in response to civil lawsuit filed against sjsu, two federal courts ruled that use of force was reasonable and appropriate. valdez says this video is painful for her and antonio's nine-year-old son. also still believes he was trying to run away and did nothing to justify being shot. today san jose state also released more than 450 pages of reports loo

we do all of that and will continue. >> lance fritz, union pacific ceo.ara, the interesting thing there, compared to csx, said they were a net beneficiary of the trade war. clearly that's not the case with union pacific. the thing they united on, the resolution a little bit, they don't see as game changing long term a bit of a bounceback to where they were perhaps in certain sub sectors where it's been affected but not game changing long term. >> the other thing that stood out to me is that there's a lot of chatter on the markets on wall street about the transportation index it's noun nine days in a row largest losing streak since 2009 people are worried about the signal that sends. we're not getting a lot of gloom and doom. >> i agree. >> companies that trade in this index and whether that portends some broader slowdown. what also stood out to me that was the most full-throated defense of buy backs i heard from a ceo given all the political noise. >> i agree took it through the simple capital allocation decisions that a ceo has and stood by his defense o

fritz boils it down here. [ speaking foreign language ] >> once you're there first, you go down in historyis is his birthday. on his bed is a nice birthday surprise full of chocolates. he's been in missouri for a few months attending academy. his family is back in iowa, so they couldn't be with him on his birthday, or so he thought. >> happy birthday. >> oh! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> out of his closet comes both of his sisters. obviously to his surprise, they were not expecting him. >> they rolled right up on him. >> it's sweet. you can tell he's grateful they drove five hours to spend with him. it meant a lot withhim. >> can split some of that chocolate with him now. >>> brian here is a student in new york. his lady is a student at penn state. so obviously they have a long distance relationship. on this day following behind his roommate into their dorm room is paige who is about to surprise her man. >> is this a joke? >> no. >> whoa! >> yes, we're just kidding, she's not really here. >> that's the only thing that could take his attention away from that video game. >> before he knows it,

thirty one and one nine hundred eighty three and expressionist building it was officially designed by fritz herger actually it was designed by a jewish architect or sick levein who worked with her. clubine also designed the knesset building after the war. then in one nine hundred forty three an incendiary bomb struck the church and destroyed it completely except for the altar when it was rebuilt it was completely redesigned and its current beauty is that of the new design especially the windows by the director and set designer afam frya. body. shop. and then listen to music. and after the noon song have a meal at the church. there is a bowl of soup for those who want it and an opportunity to meet and chat. from the beginning of the catering was provided by a married couple from the parish. you can ensure we know mr so could you but it was his idea and i was immediately on his yesterday. i think it's important that people seek and find a particular spirituality that they don't get in a normal church service. one and i think a little get together afterwards rounds it off doing good for both t

lopez starts moving toward officer fritz van der hawk who yells for officer mike santos to shoot him, santos fires twice. this video does not tell the whole story. >> i want the public to know you're only seeing one minute of a 17-minute video and you haven't heard the 911 call or the radio transmission of what was going on within the officer's, what kind of a call was it? was it that much of a desperate call? >> the san jose police department has not released the 911 call. the santa clara county and san mateo county district attorney's offices conducted independent investigations of the shooting. san jose state university issued this statement which says in part, the officer's use of force was deemed legally justifiable in response to an immediate threat that could potentially result in great harm or death. in addition, in response to a civil lawsuit filed against sjsu, two federal courts ruled that the use of force was reasonable and appropriate." she says the newly released video is painful for her and antonio's 9-year-old son. she also still believes antonio was trying to run away

senator fritz hollings from south carolina was the chairman. fromill also see questions ted stevens and john kerry. this portion of the hearing is a little over two hours. at -- two hours. >> are you ready for me, mr. chairman? itscan deliver this in entirety or summarize, either way. >> i will summarize it. i am here to provide a frank response to questions involving the exxon valdez oil spill and to describe our continuing efforts to deal with its consequences. before i do this, however, i want to express my sincere regret as to what happened on behalf of exxon and certainly on behalf of myself. sympatheticcularly to the impacts on the residents the residents of the prince william sound area. that is were the difficulty is really creating problems for these people. as we have said many times times come we take full responsibility and we will do so from the beginning. all necessary resources are being fully employed, as had already been mentioned by secretary skinner, that the environment in the area and the remoteness and the high tides and p

the title race played fine and made quite a statement with that six goals but doman shows this year fritz as well. but with the only relegation candidates to pick up a point despite not managing to school on like this guy. i thought that's eleven joske who on saturday became the most prolific foreign striker in fundus league at history. dismissed as i can the c's been there's thoughts that i wish those good luck to the scottish but the monarch like i'm just . that is not the less they voted for me now and history by them. leavened off he scored his one hundred ninety six and seven goals against both sport making him two poles better than cloudy opus are. i simply because. i knew they would call me with it could happen. seaplanes i would try to keep score in sounds like a plan but for now culpable for their eon round of applause for eleven dogs being. fired deserve congratulations as well as their top of the table for the first time since much they five one but was still leapfrog due to goal difference. but maybe dortmund prefer to be in pursuit. of things at the other end of the table or

in the title race i find made quite a statement with that six goals but dortmund shows their share fritz's well. outs but the only relegation candidates to pick up a point despite not managing to school on like this guy. i thought that's eleven juste who on saturday became the most prolific foreign striker in bundesliga history. as most of his i can this has been there's a scots decided. to share the scottish but the monarch. that is not the left of all to form your own history by them torches and love and offs he scored his one hundred ninety six and seven goals against both borg making him two goals better than cloudy open sorry. i simply said. i knew they would come he would it could happen. the planes i would try to keep score in sounds like a plan but for now a couple of if they're in round of applause for eleven dollars given. science is a congratulations as well as their top of the table for the first time since much they five and one but was still leapfrog due to goal difference. but maybe dortmund prefers to be in pursuit. of. things at the other end of the table or heating up for

in the title race played fine make quite a statement with this six goals but doman shows this year fritz as well. but with the only relegation candidates to pick up a point despite not managing to school on like this guy. i thought that eleventh off city who won saturday's became the most prolific foreign striker in full just like in history. this was an exact in the city's been as felt welcome back to share the scottish but the monarch like i'm just. that's none the less they voted for me on this divide them torches and love and offs he scored his one hundred ninety six and seven goals against both sport making him two poles better than cloudy opus are. i simply said. i knew they would come he would it could happen. i'm a seaplane so i would try to keep the score in that sounds like a plan but for now i'll help other possessory in round of applause for eleven dogs he. deserved congratulations as well as their top of the table for the first time since much they five and one but was still leapfrog due to goal difference. but maybe dortmund preferred to be in pursuit. of things at the othe

the title rice played by and made quite a statement with that six goals but doman shows this year fritz as well. but with the only relegation candidates to pick up a point despite not managing to school on like this guy. i thought that eleven dosti who on saturday became the most prolific foreign striker in going to sleep at history. as most of his i can this has been there's a scots that i wish there was going back to share the scottish but the monarch like i'm just saying. that's not the less they voted for me on this divide them too much the same love and off he scored his one hundred ninety six and seven goals against both scored making him two goals better than cloudy ok sorry. i simply said. i knew they would call me with it could happen. seaplanes i would try to keep this korean it sounds like a plan but for now a couple of it was there in round of applause for levon das the. client is a congratulations as well as them top of the table for the first time since much they five hundred one but was still leapfrog due to goal difference. but maybe dortmund preferred to be in pursuit.

good morning welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and victoria fritz.lice in england and wales — the home secretary says it will tackle violent crime, but opponents call it too intrusive. with the theresa may's cabinet split over its next steps on brexit, all eyes are on tomorrow's vote by mps on alternative options. some of the world's most famous landmarks are plunged into darkness to draw attention to climate change. and in sport: it's farewell to huddersfield. relegated from the premier league, thejoint earliest in the league's history. could this be coming to a street near you?

this is business live from bbc news, with victoria fritz and maryam moshiri. china's exports plunge by the most in three years, as the trade war with the us bites. live from london, that's our top story on friday 8th march. where is the music?! we believe it is coming. come on, maestro! the slide in chinese exports and imports point to a further slowdown in the world's second—largest economy, sending asian markets sharply lower. also in the programme... norway could today turn up the heat on big oil. what are we talking about? its sovereign wealth fund — the world's biggest — will announce whether it's dumping all its oil and gas stocks. china leads stock sell—off as export data adds to growth fears. what do china's trade figures mean for the global economy at a time of slowing growth and trade tensions on multiple fronts? we'll put the data into context with our friday editor, economics correspondent andrew walker. today we want to know, as a report suggests the economy needs more women entrepreneurs, what do you think can be done to encourage more investment

quinn fritz in fairness to the new we take a look back at the history of the relationship between the u.k. and the consonants big budget ups and downs. of hydrogen. to steam the job. with him how to be done because i'm ugly as well i aspire you know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on the trip of you i would not support myself and my harrison about danger to the bottom of the game with the whole thing to give us little. mother and son to look at that one little bit of the islam i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live their life i'm going to. want to know their story for my grits fer finding and reliable information for margaret's. birth home to millions of species a home worth saving. here which is on those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use the term the climate to stick green energy solutions and reforestation. they create interactive content teaching. next generation about environmental protection and we're

what they said a couple of explosive devices that the police found and apparently defused so that fritz is now finished for now is as far as we can tell. local journalist david koch thank you so much for bringing us that report. if you. think the number. they matter to us is over one trillion dollars that more than ten white collar crime happened today. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be on the bridge eight percent world market most thirty percent somewhat one hundred five hundred three per second per second and when he rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers will be. the only number you need remember one one business show you know for him it is one and only boom. russia is not an ideological scar across russia is a real neighbor with whom. we'll have to leave it always being in nato you or wherever. it's in our interest to go to russia to talk to the russians to understand. welcome back israel bombed around one hundred hamas linked targets in gaza overnight the i.d.f. says its targets

i'm victoria fritz. our top story: police in new zealand say four people have been taken into custody in the city of christchurch following gun attacks on two mosques. there was screaming and crying and i saw some people drop dead. new zealand police say there have been "multiple fatalities" following what they described as a "tragic series of events" in the canterbury region on friday. the prime minister spoke a short time ago about the gravity of the situation. what i can say is that it is clear that this is one of new zealand's darkest days. a warm welcome to the programme — we'll tell you all the latest from the terrible scenes in new zealand as police say the situation is still ongoing. police in the city of christchurch in new zealand say there are multiple fatalities after shootings at two mosques, where hundreds of people had gathered for friday prayers. police say they have four suspects in custody — three men and one woman. people across christchurch are being asked to stay indoors, as the city

victoria fritz met her and started by asking what the agency provides for clients.ough midi and that can be all kinds of media, television, an influencer campaign, events. obviously there is so much choice out there, it's quite complex. but the focus is on making sure the actual connection is as releva nt as relevant as possible and it's to the right person. the digital sector is the fastest growing sector yet its been accused of poor practices recently. how do you go about improving integrity and transparency in the advertising world? it's a big issue at the moment. we've seen a huge shift across the landscape, as much as 50% of all advertising media will be through digital next year globally. some mark that as much as 70% globally. some mark that as much as 7096 in globally. some mark that as much as 70% in the uk. it's come under a lot of scrutiny, so much investment there. a lot of it is so new. we are trying to figure out and test and learn on these new platforms. there was a lot of scrutiny. we are working very closely with clients and media platforms on what

this particular person struggled -- his name was fritz bauer.e he suffered severe professional problems because he stood up and said he had to change this. -- we have to change this. dan: did that voice actually lead the change? >> it did lead to change. at least, these cases were examined. but then, we had one person in the ministry who had been a nazi, and was in a position to change the law. it's a a really very curious story because it was a law that had nothing to do with amnesty. he managed to include a paragraph into a law that included an amnesty. all of the work of fritz bauer others, ended up with no result in the end because we have this one nazi still in the ministry, still active, who passed this amnesty. in the end, these cases, they cannot be prosecuted. at least they became public. they became named. it is not a good story. it is not a success because the people stayed in the ministry. they stay there to the dan: at 70's. point was it effectively cleansed of the nazi influence? >> the last nazis really retired in the 1960's and t

this is the briefing, i'm victoria fritz. our top story: enter the dragon.apsule attempts re—entry to earth's atmosphere. president trump's former campaign chief is jailed for nearly four years for conspiracy, money laundering and fraud, and must repay more than $24 million to the us government. britain escalates its efforts to have nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe released from prison in iran, offering her diplomatic protection, in a move that triggers a formal dispute between the two countries. china's exports tumble the most in three years in february, pointing to a further slowdown in the economy despite a spate

this is the briefing, i'm victoria fritz. our top story: enter the dragon. us attempts to restart space travel reach a crucial stage as the unmanned spacex dragon capsule attempts re—entry to earth's atmosphere. president trump's former campaign chief is jailed for nearly four years for conspiracy, money laundering and fraud, and must repay more than $24 million to the us government. britain escalates its efforts to have nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe released from prison in iran, offering her diplomatic protection, in a move that triggers a formal dispute between the two countries. china's exports tumble the most in three years in february, pointing to a further slowdown in the economy despite a spate of support measures. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. tell us what you think. would you want to go up in a commercial space vehicle? just let us commercial space vehicle? just let us know. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. america's new commercial a

i'm victoria fritz.d say four people have been taken into custody in the city of christchurch following gun attacks on two mosques. there was screaming and crying and i saw some people drop dead. new zealand police say there have been "multiple fatalities" following what they described as a "tragic series of events" in the canterbury region on friday. the prime minister spoke a short time ago about the gravity of the situation. what i can say is that it is clear that this is one of new zealand's

this is business live from bbc news — with me, sally bundock, at westminster and victoria fritz in thetudio. no backing for no—deal. the british parliament votes against leaving the eu, without agreement on its future relations. as you can tell, this is a live show! live from london, that's our top story on thursday, 14th march. the pound shot up on the news that that a no—deal brexit was less likely, but there will be another vote here at parliament today on whether the uk should try and delay this month's leaving date. boeing grounds the global fleet of 737 max aircraft, after investigators find new evidence at the scene of sunday's fatal crash, with the black boxes being sent to france for analysis. also, we want to know your thoughts on brexit and what you make of the latest twists and turns in the debate. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. a very warm welcome to the programme, once again, it is live from westminster and delhi studios because we have another very important day ahead here in the house of commons, another brexit vote. yes, there are quite a few this week! the british p

this is business live from bbc news, with victoria fritz and sally bundock. huawei launches a fightback against western claims its equipment could be used for spying by china. live from london, that's our top story on thursday 7 march. the world's biggest telecoms equipment maker is suing the us government for banning federal agencies from using its products. also on the programme, we care about your privacy — that's the message from mark zuckerberg who says facebook will now be focused around privacy. and we'll be getting the inside track on what oils the wheels of the uk property market. we'll talk to the chief executive of reapit, whose software is used by estate agents in the uk and elsewhere. today we want to know, do you have a huawei phone? would you buy one? or would you be concerned about it having a back door? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. china's huawei — the global pioneer in 56 telecoms equipment — is suing the united states for blocking american federal agencies from using its products. huawei

american muscle the mercenaries were apparently told that by simply escorting a presidential aide to fritz louis during the transfer of the eighty million from a government oil fund into an account controlled by the embattled haitian president they'd be preserving democracy in haiti. and you know personally pocketing about thirty thousand each to preserving democracy and thirty grand now actually the already beleaguered and very motivated for political change haitian people are not going to take this news well but fear not my us empire loving friends haiti will not be throwing off the yoke of u.s. control any time soon because thankfully one of the best and brightest u.s. politicians and political orders of our time working day one marco rubio the republican senator out of quarter traveled to haiti on wednesday in order spend the day urging dialogue between the country's embattled president and opposition parties calling for his resignation because if there is anybody who knows how to put dialogue over rhetoric it's our little buddy marco i mean look at the bang up job he's doing right now

family and friends of john paul fritz in our prayers. i requested the flag be flown over the united states capitol to honoring his life and legacy. i urge all americans to continue praying for our country, for our veterans, military men and women who protect us and first responders who keep us safe at ome. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor red cashman of college station, texas who passed away on february 10, 2019. he was born in college station on the texas a&m university campus. his father was secretary of the ymca and welcomed students as they moved into dorms. after gauting from a and mmp consolidated high school, he attended texas a&m university and graduated in 1953. he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the united states army. red served in the army for four years working with the national security he was recalled back to washington, d.c. and he was briefed. i started a business with his father-in-law and best friend. they opened an insurance company. he served as chairman at the company. his father-in-law got him interest

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kevin: that went on the fritz. estephanie: so we just put them in here for now. kevin: yeah. equipment not working? estephanie: this one right here is, like, old and really having problems with it. we already fixed it, like, three times. kevin: yeah, and -- yeah. i've never seen it quite like that. estephanie: excuse me. kevin: i haven't been to this store for a while because i've stuck at bay view. lemonis: if kevin is responsible for operations, but he's not in charge of this stuff, then who is? oh, ma'am. you can't have customers back there. grace: i'm grace. lemonis: i'm sorry? grace: i'm grace. amber: bum-bum-bum! lemonis: jackpot! with grace coming, you should just press pause on your television and find some popcorn and then press play. grace: i needed to let all this out. you need to be brought out and be told, "it's not okay to treat people like that. it's not." how dare you? i get to select my room from the floor plan... free wi-fi... ...and the price match guarantee. so with hilton there is no catch. yeah the only catch is i'm never leaving. no i'm serious, i live

yasmin is that where you fritz really occurred is that he played on the idea of this clash of soup of civilizations which seems to have a growing appeal to the dog of the world yeah absolutely i mean i think there's two points to be made the first is essentially what if it was just saying that we have to be cognisant the manner in which cottages served this project in the project of of course his benefactor slobodan milosevic and serbia those who initiated these these genocidal campaigns of the one nine hundred ninety s. that project remains very much active and alive within the sort of narrative and ideological framework of the global far right and obviously it's having catastrophic and horrifying consequences for our friends and colleagues and you zealand and of course it's as if it was mentioning that this is not the first time that we have noted this not only was a present in the terrorist attacks in norway a number of years ago but of course for those of us who research and spend any time looking at the narratives and the discourses of the global far right. project of the one tho

kevin: that went on the fritz. stephanie: so we just put them in here for now.y other equipment not working? stephanie: this one right here is, like, old, and we've been having problems with it. we already fixed it, like, three times. kevin: yeah. lemonis: so, kevin, i have to ask you, if you're the operations guy, and you come here and that doesn't work and this is broken, what exactly are you doing when you come here? kevin: so, i bring that to dave's attention, and, i mean, this -- i've never seen it quite like that. i haven't been to this store for a while 'cause i've been stuck at bay view. lemonis: i'm seeing a broken refrigerator. i'm seeing burned-out light bulbs. if kevin's responsible for operations, but he's not in charge of this stuff, then who is? this menu board is broken. kevin: exactly. lemonis: whose responsibility is that? kevin: well, i haven't... lemonis: look, i can't help but feel again that people are not giving me the full picture. hello, ma'am. we can't have customers back there. grace: i'm grace. lemonis: i'm sorry? i can't work in an e

really five key themes that they are looking at, especially as it pertains to differentiating lyft fritz go public in about a month the five themes including being a founder-led company, their transport network which they pointed out to be up to the point of scale there are pure play consumer transport company. they don't do other things like food delivery. they are strong brand, they say, is one that hasn't real been tarnished that much, and also they are their autonomous driving strategy they say is quite sophisticated. now, from here they got into lyft cars which took them up to jpmorgan, the lead underwriter for the deal, where they will be doing the exact same thing, meeting with the sales force, teaching them how to build this deal before meeting up to jeffries and meeting with that sales force and doing the same thing. i'm told they hope in the afternoon they will have time for the investor meetings, but really this road show kicks off in earnest tomorrow and will span the better part of two weeks. i'm told they are price their shares next thursday with trading to begin next frida

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fritz henderson got targeted and more recently pulled mara barra. a fantastic job. but certain self-interested grand standing politicians become bullies that's what it is. he's not the most charismatic back slapping self-grandizing guy. in fact, hes none of those he's quietly doing the work that needed to be done. and the rewards you get -- by the way, this is completely voluntary. i'd been in touch with him through last week. last week i wanted to position him right next to janet yellen who was there and i think he saw through my ruse because he couldn't make it but he was originally coming i heard they made a mistake with the risk cap that federal reserve put on not for any particular reason other than bowing to the political pressures. >> good to see you >> thanks. good to see you. >> okay. thanks to ed lee for sitting in with us for the hour if andrew can't be there, you are as close as we can, you know, just in eterms of trying o replace him. which is impossible. >> of course >> but we love having you here, so thank you >> always happy to be he

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i'm victoria fritz in the business news. plunged 45% to £160 million. the giant chinese telecoms company huawei has filed a lawsuit in the united states, saying that a ban on its equipment violates the us constitution and harms us consumers. huawei is one of the world's largest telecommunications equipment and services providers. greggs has credited the fanfare around the launch of its vegan sausage roll for driving a sharp rise in sales. the bakery business says annual sales had broken through £1 billion for the first time. as you have been hearing, greggs bakery has reported record annual sales of £1 billion for the first time. chief executive roger whiteside has been telling us about how he has turned things around for the business. like all these things, it's not an overnight success, greggs has been around for 80 years, the first 75 years of our history of our history was focused on the takehome bakery market. these last five years, we have been transforming the business, sending hundreds of millions of pounds turning g