questioner: thanks for coming to keene. senator warren: it's good to be in keene again. and i love this theater. it's good to be here. questioner: it's frustrating for me to see just the power mitch mcconnell has. senator warren: you -- man. [laughter] questioner: but now that some bills are coming up through the house of representatives and they're just sitting in the senate. senator warren: yep. questioner: as a democratic president, what do you do? senator warren: so the first thing we do is we run on big ideas. we take back the senate. and we put mitch mcconnell out of a job. cheers and applause] yes! [applause] you know, this is where we started the first question. i know how to fight and i know how to win. understand what i'm fighting for. yeah, i'm fighting to win the white house. that is our number one job. but right behind it is we got to win up and down the ticket. because the way we make change in this country, we take back the senate, we expand our lead in the house, we get more seats in the state legislatures. that's how we're going to make real change in th

keene the state. >> i've been to keene state a few times. >> i'm so looking forward to this. let me go talk to them. >> yeah, go ahead. >> what's your name? >> kevin. >> nice to meet you. working inside? >> always. >> hard work, , wearing shorts. thank you for coming over. i've been doing this campaign for over ten years. first part of labor, best part of labor, last partner will be labor. it's been a forty-year war on working people, prevent people from organizing and working together. it's work and we have to fight back. >> i would like to see it happen. >> we have to fight back. and if they do the building program of talking about, highest percentage of organize union workers in the time since 1945. a strong union state california, 100% behind unions. it's kind of like if you bail out the banks why whinges about working people who are just getting paid what they earned? you would have to be crazy to be in a country who would do the first one and not the cycle and. >> right. >> yes. >> everybody needs to make a living. thank you, sir. you have a good day. >> you, too. >> ar

because you're on campuses including keene state. and i've never gone to keene state. i haven't been to keene state for five or six years and i'm looking forward to it. [inaudible conversations] >> kevin, nice to meet you. working inside? >> always, wearing shorts. sumac thanks for coming out. i have been doing campaigns for over ten years. >> best partner labor, best partner labor. live a 40 year war for working people and to prevent people from organizing working together. it's works. and we have to fight that. >> i'd like to see that happen. >> we have to fight that and if they use the structure i'm talking about with the outside economic economy is the highest percentage of organized union workers the united states since 1945. i am from a strong union state, california. one 100% behind this. it's kind of like if you build up the banks, why wouldn't she support working people if you're just getting paid for. [inaudible] exactly. >> you have to be crazy to go to a country that's like that. >> everybody needs to make living. >> thank you sir. you have a good day. >> y

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the and the media but obviously we have challenges we have a protest movement with a which we are keen to have the best working relationship and to engage with the words a new phase and the in the history of our country a phase of reform a phase of rejuvenation of the potential which we know we all know and our international partners also know that the potential exists and the and the lebanese economy lebanon is an important country in the region that somehow they and 3.2 they live on and that has always been a platform. be it and the financial sector and culture and media free press it's a democratic country freedom of opinion freedom of speech so on this this is these all stings we need to take stock of and we need to focus on the words economic model that gun compete in the region on the global scale of course another aspect of lebanon that is promoted arguably here in nato we need a country that will leave you is that hezbollah is a political party in your country is a 3rd largest party and they had the e.u. announced economic sanctions on his what is lebanon make of that and how d

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to protest siemens environmental record shareholders in europe's biggest engineering company were keen to learn the financial details orders and earnings were lower in the 1st quarter. but before c.e.o. joe kayser could address siemens results he have to deal with the environmental issues he told media it was grotesque the project in australia had made siemens a target of environmental protests but that doesn't change the fact that the signal equipment we delivered ensure a safe rail transport and is relevant to the overall operating of the controversial mine is qasr is in its last year at the helm and is attempting a major restructuring of siemens which makes everything from trains to wind turbines siemens reported study profits despite a drop in orders in the october to december period way down by weaker performances in the also in energy sectors sluggish results for its when business could hinder siemens bid to launch a new energy company with plans for siemens energy to go public later in the year

we are keen not to not to make it an obstacle towards furthering our bilateral relations so if i'm a businessman in britain i want to do some business with an entity in lebanon and that company happens to have someone who is a member of a political party as well and in lebanon they're subject to sanctions or does this rollover trade deal trump the these sanctions we are keen that this issue does not. or does not affect the clean and transparent business structure and lebanon the banking sector as one of the most compliant and the the word i don't think any british businessman or company is running a risk of course that is a political consideration as i said that we disagree with but practically. think we are on the right track on for making sure that this does not the business climate and the ban on that act of most of the lebanese market to. international foreign investors because another thing worrying investors might be the fact that israeli jets are crossing your airspace all the time there was bombing of syria this week by these really have who is is how safe is it there and can

tom keene's offer president's day.the release of minutes from the fed's january meeting. holdymakers agree to rates. interviewed linda master -- interviewed loretta mester. loretta: we have had stabilization on the manufacturing side. that is a good thing, notwithstanding today's numbers. the consumer side has been driving things. this is the side for a number of reasons that has been weaker. that looks like it is stabilizing, too, and i expect it to pick up later in the year. francine: still with us to talk about the economy is jordan rochester. jordan, what is the possibility of inflation being bigger than expected in the u.s.? jordan: the long-term story is about low inflation for longer. i'm not worried about inflation shocking the u.s. francine: what is the biggest concern for the u.s.? jordan: the americans are on fire. the retail sector, you have 5% year on year growth in retail sales, so it is really healthy, the consumer. manufacturing is a risk. the problem with that is that you can rely on the consumer for a

from german chancellor angela merkel is in south africa keen to further boost ties with germany's biggest trading partner on the continent but a flagging economy and recurring power outages make it a tricky investment destination. and for. electric dreams to reality how a village in northern germany and braces eat cars without relying on sturdier forms of power generation. this is the the way of business i'm on in berlin welcome global shares surged after china announced it would slash tariffs on american imports its goal is to start implementing a previously agreed phase one trade deal with washington and soften the economic blow dealt by the corona virus outbreak from february 14th beijing will have duties on $75000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods on the same day similar cuts from washington on chinese imports take effect earlier this week china said it would relax tariffs on products needed to fight the coronavirus it's also reducing value added taxes and offering low interest loans to help businesses weather the storm. our financial correspondent joins us now for a more youngs a could yo

barn and london underground is looking to make major changes to deal with it steps alston is also keen to complete the deal after regulators blocked its attempt to merge with german competitor siemens last year. let's get to the bottom of this with our reporter daniel wynter daniel welcome along so why is alston so keen to snuff out from body israel well rob i mean alson has been casting about to bulk up for a while now and mean as you just said that a block to deal with with siemens really angering the e.u. so much they had to intervene there it seems and it's an effort to create a challenger to china see os see which is a better model of a train may come you can see this now combination of. a would get close becoming the 2nd biggest train maker in the world with 15300000000 euros of sales and 2018 not quite enough to beat c r r c n n a 21000000000 euros but much closer after all the threat from this chinese competition is not necessarily just on the global stage but also in europe as well so c.r.c. is to get a foothold in europe now deutsche bank has assessed the potential of of the

all of this has led to a perceived crisis of uk athletics and reputational damage that uk sport are keenathletics is one of the best funded sports in the uk, receiving £27 million of public money, and what is clear from this is that uk sport wa nt to clear from this is that uk sport want to make sure the governing body is fit for the future. so what exactly for this review look into? at the start, it will look into broader issues such as governance, culture and strategy within uk athletics, and then from then that work will be done in april time and will then lead into more focused work that could incorporate specific reviews into particular issues. this will work alongside reviews that uk athletics have already undertaken into the likely oregon project issue and safeguarding, but what is clear from today's announcement is that uk sport did not see those internal reviews are sufficient and that is why they have taken this action. as you saw from stuart's report earlier, and, well, just look outside the window in the next few days and it's not exactly playing outside weather. but even if

it is interesting, they are keen to stress that it interesting, they are keen to stress thatitis interesting not to do with food shortages but it has seen a surge in demand and is advising customers to book well in advance for their delivery slots. i have spoken to other supermarkets today, they are all tight—lipped about what their customers are doing, but certainly anecdotally, it does seem that people are starting to get nervous and stocking up on products from their shop. we know that in certain parts of the world, obviously china very specifically, there are issues about supplier because production has been reduced or halted in some cases, holidays are extended to allow people not to be travelling and risk infection. presumably all of that will have a knock—on effect, but a lot of things that supermarkets sell do not come from so supermarkets sell do not come from so far away from coronavirus hit areas. that is right, and that is why micro they are saying that this is not about —— this is why ocado are saying not to panic. antibacterial wipes, things that people are buying much more of,

anna edwards in london, tom keene in new york.peak about bayer management and government challenges and also the virus. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg surveillance." -- forecasting the worst quarter and at least five years. first quarter earnings will drop about 10%. fourth-quarter profit falling more than estimates. on the biggest jump in raw materials in a decade. we end with the world's largest advertising agency. in expects of fourth-year with no sales growth. suffer fromng to competition with big north american brands. the full-year revenue forecast missing estimates. the ceo is trying to stop the company from losing influence with tech giants such as google. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: market deterioration, let's look at it. oil down to new lows. down 12% since february 20. nymex.on texas bond markets with lower yields. anna: i want to point out what is going on in the fx markets. the dollar weaker, the market increasingly focuses on the coronavirus in the u.s. that is where the market saw p

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and others other areas we also thank the same delegations who called for this meeting for their keenness on enabling the security council to shoulder its responsibility in professional and credible fashion through condemning the u.s. occupation of parts of our territories including the area of 10th where the band camp is located and for their sponsorship by the us occupation of mago we are sour or the are volution real lucian commanders and the violations of this organization are not limited to the population of rock band but has reached civilians and suspected unsuspecting civilians in the governorate of this way that we also thank the conveners of this meeting for their condemnation of the illegitimate existence of their troops on the syrian territories and for relentless demand to compel and they tried by tight occupation to withdraw their for its forces and this banding their militias and their their puppet militias and to compensate for their devastation in terms of pillaging along with militias and terrorist organizations pillaging of oil and gas we artifacts and property that belo

pull it it likes to draw inspiration from the city farm is especially keen on flower sprouts a cross between brussels sprouts and kale. one of my favorite vegetables. we're going to try to use the stems and the trunk. the trunks very better. we tried to freeze it with the rest to loosen up the cell structure a little bit. and the pit inside has a very exciting taste but we're still experimenting. that at the restaurant if which starts preparing the fresh flower sprouts he braces some likely and deep tries others if it's saying to us and i think it's very interesting to play with the textures of vegetables and such cream by 2 different cooking process that bring out different flavors and so we have a whole new wealth of nuances and more guns on the full 2nd life and that's what's so important to me personally when vegetable cuisine a certain size every piece. of barley mashed compliments the nutty flavor of the flower sprouts it's garnished with flowering cabbage leaves and a burger mart sauce. the concept at the restaurant is dispense with meat save energy while cooking use locally g

on twitter or facebook as you know we're always keen to get a. feel good. the. audio. africa. and more is the way to save listen endangered species. bills are threatened by environmental destruction. a south african project tries to protect the baby birds lovingly rearing them by hand. but there's nothing to stop nature from calling eco africa. 30 minutes on d w. earth mog home to movements of species. a home worth saving. given those are big changes and most start with small steps but global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world the body is the country club which used greenwich zoom shots and resource to show. the current interactive content teaching the next generation of the took such an. odd recent channels available to inspire people to take action and most are turning to build something new for the next generation the idea is the environment series of global 3000 on t.w. and on. mine every journey begins with the 1st step and every language but the 1st word emerged from the. eco is in germany to learn german why not come with them

iranians was seen around the world many of them may have attended under pressure from a government keen to present a nation united against america. in response tehran targeted u.s. military bases and accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger jets killing all 170 sick. on board and triggering more anti-government protests within iran many iranians abroad have also long been vocal about their opposition to the regime. in frankfurt at least iranians can enjoy a concert in freedom. there eagerly awaiting iran's biggest pop star. she's been a singer for more than 50 years. but also explains some of the new styles are that a rainy until about 10. reminds them of the time before the islamic revolution many hope to hear her perform at home again one day as a woman she can't sing on stage in iran. only here. i hope that one day i'll be able to give a concert in iran on after all i'm a singer for a rainy and. i think for them. it only really makes sense if i can sing in iran even on my people could. after the islamic revolution remained in iran for 20 years and didn't sing then she left the co

a good idea but i'm not sure everyone is so keen to give up the thrill of being behind the wheel true it may be more of a man's game but what do you expect just look at the volvo logo nevertheless volvo is keeping up with the times and has decided to focus solely on developing models that will have a reduced environmental impact it's been a rocky road for the swedish car maker but it may now be back on track as a subsidiary of a chinese automotive group with a commitment to an electric future. the new volvo s.u.v. quite the gas guzzler you might think but it has both an electric motor and a combustion engine in the city covering short distances its fuel consumption because lower making for gold driving even the long distance it's the same as any s.u.v. . henrik green is head engineer of volvo he regularly uses the company's tests in sweden the full electric variant is expected to come out this year we are fully dedicated we are not hesitating where it should be a pure electric future i see many of our competitors still on that secondly we are probably among the smallest steel premium

industry people are keen to find alternatives to fossil fuels kenya is africa's leading t.v. producer. in cary chair county cornelia bowman discovered several processing companies that are using sustainable energy sources from the local area. sunshine the rolling landscape of character county comes to life. vibrant green extends as far as the eye can see. the fields are covered in. which grow very well here. this is kenya's most important growing region. has a plantation here he's one of 600000 smallholder farmers who work with the kenya t. development agency or. t. has provided his family with a good living he is. the main source of income. and by. that he from his farm is processed just a few kilometers away in a tub a sonic factory which is also affiliated with kati. the workers 1st separated he leads into equally sized batches afterwards their dried in a process that takes several steps. in the drying process requires boilers like these they consume a great deal of firewood. most of this wood comes from the factories own plantation . trees are growing scarce in the region

i'm hoping this isn't my cousin taoerpb.m -- keene. family is from keene for generations. when you said keene, i thought no. i can that certainly mayor pete an amazing ground operation in the state and has tracted support from across the board. i have heard from republicans him, independents and democrats and from all walks of life so it was interesting to how the results come out. nearly 3-1i believe, for bernie in 2016. interesting to see with the results are. host: let's talk specifics about the primary. how many precincts are there and how many volunteers and state will be out on tuesday to make sure that this primary correctly? guest: i think that the total hat we were looking at the other day was 341 polling locations. most towns it is just a single location. cities have wards but there are couple of towns divided because the town being a little there are ometimes two polling locations. i believe there is one town with three. it comes to people inside he polls, that is pretty significant. every polling be location has a charge of ho is in the whole location and syste

that the government at least is quite stable they are both the social democrats and the cd you are keen to continue on of course elections on jew here the federal elections at least until fall of next year 2021 that said if you look at the bigger picture germany's political standing particularly in the e.u. is looking much less stable as of course a lot of the e.u. members have been looking towards germany for many many years now for this sign off the visiting and strengthen continuity which. of course it's largely due to this continuation of the macro era that we've seen for for tens of office now almost 4 terms and so that really is in a very precarious position right now and of course moving forward the e.u. is trying to look to strengthen itself as well and so they we could indeed see brussels looking elsewhere maybe even to france to continue as more of a guiding light for the e.u. there would really be a shift wouldn't it and then there's 3 men we saw in a report there vying for the top seed you job they've course want germany to be a stable bastion of the that has been up until n

ankara is keen to show it means business. more military physicals continue to head towards its lead today after the killing of techies soldiers in the province the turkish president said his country had been forced to retaliate against syrian troops and he warned moscow not to stand in his way. it was all about us as a result of these airstrikes people 5 of whom are soldiers and 3 civilians were marked hurt of course we said this cannot go on and the necessary one response was given. at the moment we are doing what is necessary from the ground and from the air. while the turkish defense ministry says that damascus had shelled their troops despite being aware of their movements moscow claims the turkish units had failed to notify them monday's tit for tat shelling comes as the syrian government and its russian ally up their deadly bombardment of the last rebel held territory in northwestern syria all too often it's displaced civilians who are caught up in the fighting today 9 people were killed in a reported russian air strike

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, he was not that keen on h52 for example.land treasurer has done a fantasticjob, that ireland treasurer has done a fantastic job, that sajid javid agrees in terms of public spending and infrastructure, they would be no reason to lose theirjob except this issue of compliance. are they going to long with whatever number 10 wants to do and in both cases the answer is not always. the telegraph, they are saying it was definitely borisjohnson bringing they are saying it was definitely boris johnson bringing the they are saying it was definitely borisjohnson bringing the treasury to heal. the minister takes total control of government. he is the highest profile casualty but there are others in this reshuffle. and they are significant especially if you look at what treat theresa may over during her tenure. the attorney general, geoffrey cox, high profiled in the legal community, often public in his disagreements in terms of the direction the government wanted to ta ke direction the government wanted to take being replaced by benjamin

the japanese authorities are keen to contain the outbreak.nths‘ time, tokyo is going to host the 2020 olympics. the health minister said it‘s far too early to consider the cancellation. they will be thrilled that overnight, a senior member of the committee, dick pound, said it is far too early to be talking about cancellation. he said 2— three months‘ time is really when that kind of monumental decision would have to be made because that is a court when athletes start arriving and people start building their studios and so on. it‘s a scenario that no—one here wants to see happen. we walked down the street and see signs, banners up already. the modern olympics hasn‘t been cancelled since 19a0 when it should have been held here in tokyo expect tokyo but was prevented by world war ii and the outbreak of facility —— hostilities between japan the outbreak of facility —— hostilities betweenjapan and china. it‘s something the japanese authorities are keen to prevent. the number of cases here is rising, the authorities are worried because it‘s quite

has been controlling what she's been delivering and i don't think labor's their membership is very keen on that i think agree with steve i don't think we can presume there is a typical labor member for labor membership that i need to do me the members i'm not a member but i meet lots of people who are and they are there are diverse in their interests we go right back from the old style brown and social democrat except for people that are blairite still and there are of course the cold and east and so there is a very broad spectrum of people does she fit into any of those categories comfortably does she have the charisma to actually persuade those categories as well so as a candidate i don't think she's been the person to carry forward the called minister fled so that brings us to the runaway favorite surf kill style of my regular i think it of the realms of. a london m.p. in a time when labor are struggling in the lawyer for eliminating the scum and probably how course to regret accepting that night with every now and again the context of the labor leadership where he never obviously re