who visit gibraltar to find out. elsewhere the corona virus outbreak continues to infect global markets for the u.s. as the 3 biggest airlines have stopped flying to china. this is data we have business on robots in berlin welcome. the world's biggest trading bloc is about to get smaller the u.k.'s departure from the midnight brussels time will mark the start of britain's attempt to find a new place in the world at the top of the to do list is a new trade deal with the european union. it's a race against time. the u.k. and the e.u. have until the end of 2022 to find their new post brecht's that relationship and there's still a long way to go so one of the issues that needs sorting trade is the biggest one i think the trade relation between the 2 how are we going to trade with each other are we going to have tariffs or are we not going to have types in the way that we exchange goods and services that's going to be i think the biggest thing to do a successful outcome on this key issue will depend on the u.k. agreeing t

per capita is 4 times higher in japan alter than in spain without gibraltar spain would be much weaker the mayor of the neighboring city lavinia hopes that everything will continue as agreed. dead or quarter he had it he was here in 2013 it took people 4 or 5 hours to get to and from gibraltar and we're talking about people who work there every day. people on both sides of the border are hoping that brags it won't harm their way of life. for me i feel very very sad as a european it's just very sad. a 4th. starting saturday the e.u. flag will no longer fly here communities on both sides hope that will be the only change. back in britain itself threats a day is particularly poignant for those with close ties across the channel take for example the people of st margaret's cliff one of the closest points between the u.k. and its neighbors friends. the white cliffs of dover for centuries they were a symbol of britain's power and independence and these days they take on special meaning especially for those living right here on the coast. said margaret said cliff is a hamlet of 2500 people li

per capita is 4 times higher in japan alter than in spain without gibraltar spain would be much weaker the mayor of the neighboring city lavinia hopes that everything will continue as agreed. jed of it i think or course he had to choose here in 2013 it took people 4 or 5 hours to get to and from gibraltar and we're talking about people who work there every day. people on both sides of the border and hoping that briggs it won't harm their way of life. i feel very very sad as a european it's just very sad. that's the thing. that all wish. starting saturday the e.u. flag will no longer fly here communities on both sides hope that will be the only change. stock market slump the world health organization declared the spread of the corona virus a global emergency of you h o officials made the announcement of the hours of discussions in geneva they praised china's happening of the outbreak and oppose any restrictions on trade and movement to the country as the events take their toll on global travel oil demand is expected to fall by over $250000.00 barrels a day in the 1st quarter oh prices h

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police in gibraltar have arrested dozens of people accused of smuggling migrants into europe by fraudulentlytourist visas. officers say the gang trafficked more than 130 people from morocco into spain and other eu countries and charged them around $8,000 each. iran's only female 0lympic medallist kimia alizadeh has announced her defection. in a series of posts on her social media account, she said she had left her homeland saying "dear iranian people, i did not want to climb the stairs of corruption and lies." the taekwondo champion who won bronze at the 2016 rio 0lympics said the iranian government exploited her medals politically but then humiliated her. alizadeh did not confirm which country she had gone to. serena williams has won her first tennis title in three years at the auckland classic in new zealand and donated her prize money to help the relief efforts for the australian bushfires. williams won her final in straight sets against fellow american jessica pegula. it's her first title since becoming a mum in 2017. bushfire conditions eased in australia over the weekend, giving firefi

police in gibraltar have arrested dozens of people, accused of smuggling migrants into europe, by fraudulentlyt visas. officers say the gang trafficked more than 130 people from morocco into spain and other eu countries and charged them around $8,000 each. the boeing crisis to is set to knock half a percentage point off us gdp. that's according to treasury secretary steve mnuchin. the timing won't be welcomed by dave calhoun, who starts as the new boeing ceo on monday. it is an important day for boeing. to discuss this i'm joined by our guest this morning — kulveer ranger is the vice president of strategy & communication at atos. good morning. nice to see you. we can see him behind us here, dave calhoun who is taking over at boeing. this is a hugejob anyway, but as steve mnuchin has implied in his comments, this company is a monolith in manufacturing in the us. it is. and it is having a huge impact potentially on the us economy. this is where politics and business collide, as we all know, because it is going to be an election year in the us and if there is one thing that president donald trump

police in gibraltar have arrested dozens of people accused of smuggling migrants into europe by fraudulentlysay the gang trafficked more than 130 people from morocco into spain and other eu countries and charged them about £6,000 each. the department store chain beales has warned that it could collapse into administration. beales, which has 22 branches across the uk, is negotiating with landlords over rent and is holding talks with potential buyers. the company has been around for almost 140 years, but poorer than expected christmas trading is threatening its survival. some breaking news about the philosopher. it has been reported on his website that he has died today. he had been... according to the family, he would have been in his late 70s. he was being treated for cancerfor late 70s. he was being treated for cancer for the last six months and his family say he died peacefully today. it is with great sadness that wife sophie and children sam and lucy and other family members elizabeth and andrea announced his death. you may remember he is best known widely more recently to everyday viewer

police in gibraltar have arrested dozens of people, accused of smuggling migrants into europe, by fraudulentlyicers say the gang trafficked more than 130 people from morocco into spain and other eu countries, and charged them around $8,000 each. serena williams is a winner again, claiming her first title in three years at the auckland international. she's donated the prize money to the australian bushfire appeal but for williams this is a significant victory — herfirst since becoming a mother. let's speak now to the sports journalist, cheryl downes. she joins us from melbourne. by by my count, serena williams has found 73 titles over 20 years but this is her first found 73 titles over 20 years but this is herfirst as found 73 titles over 20 years but this is her first as a found 73 titles over 20 years but this is herfirst as a mother. how important is that to her and potentially others? i think it is incredibly important but on the flipside it isjust incredibly important but on the flipside it is just going incredibly important but on the flipside it isjust going back incredibly important but

police in gibraltar have arrested dozens of people accused of smuggling migrants into europe by fraudulentlye from morocco into spain and other eu countries and charged them around £6,000 each. sir roger scruton, one of the country's most prominent conservative philosophers, has died aged 75 after a six—month fight with cancer. the prolific intellectual, author of some 50 books on morals, politics, architecture and aesthetics, died earlier today. the family said in a statement that they are "hugely proud of him and of all his achievements". he was knighted for his services to philosophy, teaching and public education four years ago. a dramatic release of ash and steam from a volcano in the philippines has led the authorities there to order 8,000 people to leave the area. this speeded—up footage of the taal volcano, south of the philippine capital, manila, shows the plume of white smoke that's one kilometre high. manila's international airport has put all flights on hold. 0ur correspondent howard johnson is in the capital, manila, and he said the effects of the eruption are already being felt

the police in gibraltar have arrested dozens of people, accused of smuggling migrants into europe, byrs say the gang trafficked more than 130 people from morocco into spain, and other eu countries, and charged them around $8,000 each. serena williams has made her big career comeback, winning her first title in three years at the auckland classic. the 38—year—old beat jessica pegula 6—3, 6—4 and is donating her prize money to the australian bushfire relief effort. the win is herfirst since becoming a mother, something cheryl downes, a sports journalist based in melbourne, says is significant. i think it is incredibly important but on the flipside i think it is also just going back to being a tennis player as well. so i think the recognition that she has got as a mother is amazing and for other players, kim clijsters has talked about a comeback as well so it sets a standard for them. serena williams has been a fantastic athlete, before being am other, after being a mother, but for less well—known ath'etes, some of them have faced practical problems athletes, they lose sponsorship when t

they will continue over the coming quarters not just i funds -- iphones rocking gibraltar. get to 350 or north of that as we go into next year. out?at if 5g does not pan what is or downside -- or downside -- your downside? do look at what is baked into the numbers right now , 200 million units line the san . i think what is being baked in numbersnot only bullish , that is what i love about the setup and if it is a dud and you see some disappointment, you see ise sort of speed bumps, it a two-part 5g cycle, so i don't cycle,is as a 6-9-month i view it as 12-18 months. so much of the frustrations over this is the cyclicality. what percent of revenue do you tot to see from services become a more stable stock? continuew, iphone will to be the core part of apple. what i would say now, north of $50 billion and next year north of $60 billion. you are starting to see more occurring revenue and i think that is also being berated and that is what i love about the system playing out. >> we are waiting to get a rare .pple appearance over at ces anything you are looking out for? >> we w

remains of a storm gloria will be some wet weather just piling its way in here through the straits of gibraltar over the next couple of days as i said across much of north africa and it is fine and dry possibility of one of 2 showers over towards the west . but. frank assessments the one good thing about these bush bars is it really was going to the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on those 2 schools even know what the noise is all about this argument is astonishingly patronize an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of the new iraq of a new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kotor inside story on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories this hour another person has died from a new virus in charge of the 1st outside the province where the outbreak started all major events for a lunar new year celebrations in beijing a canceled to try to stop the crowd a virus spreading through transport shutdown

in terms of iphone, really rock of gibraltar coming in well above expectations i think the drum rolluper cycle is second act. the iphone 11 continues to be rebust even the bulls thinking a billion and a half beat. this is much more of the expectation. >> when you look at wearables, home and accessories, bigger than the mac revenue is that significant? >> it is look at air pods, they've hit a home run right now, we are projecting 85 to 90 million for air pods it shows skeptics. air pods will be 5% of revenue you go back a year ago towards where apple was. look where they are today. it is one of the most historic come backs of any company i've seen in years. >> even though there is uncertainty going forward. >> china is fuelling the engine right now. you look at 60 or 70 million iphones. they'll convert about half of those. china guidance is strong when you look at the coronavirus, we'll see a higher, wider range but better than expectations right now, despite the noise, it is a big part of our thesis. the bulls continue to aggressive they go back higher in the move. >> what goes back

rock of gibraltar, renaissance a one-two punch. out -- tim cook coming sorry, paul.et me bring some headlines from tim cook. let's talk about apple pay revenue, which doubled year-over-year. apple pay for transit coming to more cities in the spring. where does apple pay fit into your thesis? julie: apple pay is one of the critical elements. apple pay makes accessories like the apple more essential. right now the apple watches nice to have. you have text messages, and if you like to work out, it's a great tool for that. until apple pay becomes our identity so we can do something like getting on or off the bus, it's not becoming the next device that apple wants it to be. the record quarter we saw for the air pods, and tim cook saying the air pods in the apple watch have some supply constraints. your thoughts on how the air pods can meet the demand would also overcome some of the supply constraints we are starting to see? dan: we saw that in december. in terms of what they sold on no doubt it's a problem but they will have to accelerate production from the air pod persp

everyone loving this, and they will continue over the coming quarters, not just iphones rock of gibraltart what they are doing on services. you get to 350 or north of that as we go into next year. taylor: what if 5g does not pan out? what is your estimate for that left side, downside, tail risk event? it is, what happens if 5g is a dud? that point, if you look at what is baked into numbers, it was 200 million units that lie in the sand. i think what is being baked in here is not overly bullish numbers in terms of the stream and that is what i love about the setup. and if it is a dud and you see some disappointment, you see some sort of speed bumps, which i see as creating opportunities in the stock, it is a two-part 5g cycle, so i don't view this as a 6-9-month cycle, i view it as 12 to 18 months. taylor: you said a one-two punch is not only 5g, but services. so much of the frustrations over this company is the cyclicality. because they get over half of their revenue still from the iphone. what percent of revenue do you want to see from services to reduce that cyclicality and become a mor

you have to look at apple as more of a services company with iphone continuing to be the rock of gibraltare monetization is the key that we think is just starting. taylor: you keep talking about services. what are we talking about? air pots, apple tv plus, what you like? pods, 5%ou look at air of revenue. units is where they sell. that shows the innovation. when you look at services from music, streaming, what you are seeing, as well as the overall app store, it is a mid-teen grower. when you look at the average iphone customer pay from a services penetration, only 20%, in terms of globally. asthat starts to step up, long as the streaming piece, the services business will continue to grow at a pace, and you monetize the installed base. look at nokia, blackberry, the doomsday sort of scenarios. the difference with apple is the retention rate on the iphone, and monetization of the installed base, that is the next leg to the apple story. right now we are going into a metaphor for his -- metamorphosis of the iphone cycle and the valuation. taylor: the biggest number you looking at when you are

remains of a storm gloria will be some wet weather just piling its way in here through the straits of gibraltarover the next couple of days a set across much of north africa it is fine and dry possibility of one of 2 showers over towards the west. but. it's being dubbed the project of the century. is the real cost chinese name silk road project. one o one east investigates. which is in. a healthy environment depends on a healthy insect population but across the wild. numbers are dwindling. countless creatures are declining as a result of human activity. people in power investigates the extent of the crisis and asks what can be done to a big change. insect to get in on al-jazeera. all right minister. mission is to the british and making this country the greatest place. follow the final run in to the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. . this is al jazeera here out top stories donald trump's impeachment trial has just resumed in the u.s. senate it's the 2nd day of prosecution arguments the democrats have about 16 hours left to make their case then trump's defense lawyers might be rebuffed another pers

known as the gibraltar of history's one of great fortresses. point more than 40 pieces of heavy artillery. its gun chambers were protected by high, hill-like earthen were hollow or bomb proof to protect the fort's enemyon during bombardments and boasted a batteryhigh sea face called the mound battery and a cutting edge piece of military achnology on its land face, modern style minefield in which of artillery shells were connected by wires to a battery them could detonate beneath the feet of assaulting infantry. fort fisher was famous in the by some in thed north. fort fisher's creator and who hadr, the man directed most of the construction of this world was a fortress, 29-year-old southern officer who no professional training as a military engineer. william lamb. he was a native of norfolk, city'sa, son of the mayor, had graduated phi beta kappa with a law degree from at age 19, mary devout, a, talented, book lover, a natural student. consideredb was brilliant by some. at age 20 he became a newspaper editor, the paper his father bought him. and

welcomed by climate can't maters and we can speak now to the green party mep for the southwest and gibraltar is the airline saying it's good news for passengers and staff. as you said, we're very concerned that the government is not taking this emergency seriously because we shouldn't be seeing public money put into this form of transport which is the one that is contributing most of the one that is contributing most of the increase in dangerous carbon dioxide emissions. this morning we we re dioxide emissions. this morning we were talking about moving air passenger duty and it seems the government knows that isn't a cce pta ble government knows that isn't acceptable when there's so much concerned about climate change but at the same time, it has —— some of the details are not clear but the fa ct the details are not clear but the fact that they are prepared to put more money and suggest the government has guaranteed to reduce the cost or offered subsidy to flybe and as we move towards the transition, we are going to see a reduction in air travel and that will mean some airlines and particula

it was known as the gibraltar of the south, one of history's great fortresses. mounting at one point more than 40 pieces of heavy artillery. its gun chambers were protected by high, hill-like earthen traverses which were hollow or bomb proof to protect the fort's garrison during enemy bombardments and boasted a 60-foot high sea face battery called the mound battery and a cutting edge piece of military technology on its land face, a modern style minefield in which dozens of artillery shells were connected by wires to a battery which could detonate them beneath the feet of assaulting infantry. fort fisher was famous in the south and feared by some in the north. fort fisher's creator and commander, the man who had directed most of the construction of this world famous fortress, was a 29-year-old southern officer who had no professional training as a military engineer. his name was william lamb. he was a native of norfolk, virginia, son of the city's mayor, had graduated phi beta kappa with a law degree from william and mary at age 19, optimistic, talented, devout,

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