prime minister modi recently retail sector. prime minister modi rece ntly m et retail sector.y met top industrialists, but mrsingh says recently met top industrialists, but mr singh says delhi is prioritising big business to lead small and medium—sized businesses whether the storm on their own. translation: we work hard and do so much work, why don't we get the same concessions as big as nurse? in india, the towns and villages are bearing the weight of a sluggish economy but the real burden will be on the shoulders of the finance minister to announce a budget that will kickstart a flagging economy. in other business news making headlines, aerospace giant boeing has warned the 737 max crisis will cost it more than 18 billion us dollars. the plane manufacturer made the announcement as it reported its first annual lost in more than two decades of 636 million us dollars. samsung, the well‘s biggest smartphone and memory chip maker, saw profitability for in the third quarter to $6.1 billion as cloud computing demand slumped. profits at the smartphone division rose six to 7% but thi

modi and trump appearing on stage together.ministration am a this president in particular, have taken u.s. and india ties to greater heights. david: thank you to chidanand rajghatta. we will have much more with him on bloomberg radio starting at 1:00. japanese authorities are missing carlos ghosn, who fled tokyo for his native beirut, still cloaked in mystery. it may not just be the japanese who want him back. the car companies that he led with him at the helm. we will talk about renault and nissan. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. juiciest story of the new year so far it is the dramatic and mysterious escape of carlos ghosn from house arrest in tokyo, showing up at his luxury home in beirut. there is about how what happened and secret private planes then instrument case, and turkish authorities retaining seven people in istanbul where he apparently switched planes. the one thing we know for sure is the two car

modi's government. nermeen: can you explain?you are saying, these massive havest all over india that been taking place, is there any indication the modi government is likely to withdraw or modify the citizenship amendment act or the nrc or, and deed, not to push through subsequent proposals like the uniform civil code? as the interior minister or anyone else in the modi government respondeded to the prototest by suggesting theyey l compromise? >> not yet. in facact, the government has turned a blind e eye to the 27 lives that have been lost in the 20t three weeks, of which were murderedd i in a province ruled by bjp chief minister. mr. modi a and the interior minister did not anticipate the backlash because they were seeing a very passive indian citizenry, which was not --ecting to one majority theyey thought they cocould puse more bill. they did not anticipate his backlash. having said that, i think the government has decided to -- their target audience is the majority hindu population, to whom it is trying to communicate we ar

government handling its messaging on this leadership prime minister narendra modi and his party the b j p still has the vast majority of national t.v. news channels on its side but even they are not able to make the government and home minister ahmed shah look good on this now ever since the protests began the government has insisted that it is not discriminating against muslims however there are numerous videos of him which are from last year in which he clearly is out his plans to use the amended citizenship law along with other citizenship programs in a way that could seriously harm the rights of muslims in india so he is getting trashed on social media and the b j p is supposed to be good at this social media thing yeah it certainly was and that's what helped more the get reelected last year but it's been slipping up i'll talk you through the b j p's missed call campaign basically the b.g.p. set up a toll free number and then shared it online asking people who supported the citizenship amendment act to give a missed call no message nothing they just have to call and that would b

body at a university in delhi now modi in the b.g.p. could survive a home minister who contradicts himself on a messed up missed call campaign but using bollywood that worries them ok thanks me . now consider what you know or think you know about the favelas of rio de janeiro those hillside communities that are as synonymous with rio as the city's iconic beaches perhaps you see for vallas as the brazilian media and many international news outlets have depicted them lawless communities where the only realistic solution is a security show of strength that prevailing view plays well for 2 politicians in particular presidential year boston otto and rio as governor wilson vets both have given the police more authority to use lethal force in the favelas it's an ongoing shoot to kill policy and they routinely defend officers who kill on the job but there is an alternative media narrative coming out of the favelas that is emerged through community based journalistic collectives they use video footage posted on social media to document police vi

twitter has some handy ideas about how to dog a possible draft india bollywood is giving prime minister modi the cold shoulder as his government struggles to sell its new citizenship law and by how they're covered by brazil's mainstream news outlets the people in rio's favelas have taken to telling their own stories. a little more than a week ago most americans had never even heard the name qassam soleimani now iran's top military leader assassinated in a u.s. drone strike has been cast as the world's number one bad guy and that's not donald trump talking although it does sound like him those are the words of an american news network c n b c this story and some of the news coverage coming out of washington harkens back to 2003 the iraq war too much airtime given to the hawks prowling news studios not enough scrutiny of their motives their associations too few tough and persistent questions about the legality of a possible war and while president trump could be trying to distract americans from his own political problems remember that since late last year iranian protesters had been hitting t

it is real challenge for the modi government that is struggling to contain these protests.people use the political position as part of an identification tool. thsi government is seen to be both restrictive in terms of everyday freedoms as well as some driving divisions and polarising communities deliberately. critics say that the divide among religious communities has sharply grown after the hindu nationalist pjp government led by narendra modi more and more young people use the political position as part of an identification tool. thsi government is seen to be both restrictive in terms of everyday freedoms as well as some driving divisions and polarising communities deliberately. critics say that the divide among religious communities has sharply grown after the hindu nationalist pjp government led by narendra modi came to power about six years ago. mr modi still remains popular across the country but this student movement seems to be the biggest challenge to his authority so far. pratiksha ghildial, bbc news, delhi. china has urged the international community to oppose ta

i think modi isa what are your thoughts? i think modi is a curious combination.nt should do less and the state should do more, but actually he isa state should do more, but actually he is a centralised and pulling levers of the state, apparently indifferent to some legal implications. and i guess, indifferent to these protests. i know the situation in india, what he is doing there is unique to india. but he is part of this curious group of figures being elected around the globe who claimed to loathe and despise government and politics while centralising in a frenzied, provocative way. i believe the brazilian president, bolsonaro is visiting india this weekend. exactly. he is another strong man, very right wing, and authoritarian populist, you may call those figures. and what is so disquieting about what is happening under modi in india is that it is again symbolising this resurgence in nationalism around the world. this move away from — in terms of immigration and globalisation, even though india has been trying to cut themselves as a global power — but of course

it wasn't long before they marched and denounce the imminent visit of the prime minister narendra modi. led by some of calcutta's leading activists and religious leaders the general public poured onto the streets in the thousands. winding their way through calcutta's busy shopping district the ruling party's chief minister m.p.'s and civil society have not confirmed whether that meeting the prime minister as he comes to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the deep sea port they're all objecting to the citizenship law which was passed in december seen as unjust and divisive the government is completely back to that you can see because there is no and there is lord leadership no central leadership people are calling that all but in every single one of them you'll see hindus and muslims together leaving the nationals demanding that would allow us to be divided so it's a very particular claim all of movement as i said i have not seen such a movement since the gandhi get. but it doesn't and there this park is hosting one of the many peaceful but noisy protests that have been continuing throu

demonstrators carried banners while chanting we don't want modi and response to the government's new citizenship will it allows religious minorities fleeing persecution in neighboring countries citizenship but the measure excludes muslims opponents of the law say it violates india's secular constitution there have been nationwide protests we are against the citizen amendment act and we are against the national population register we want to tell modi that if he will repeat the history of hitler then we can also repeat the history of freedom so don't let it come to this taiwan's problem dependence president is celebrating a landslide victory after a vote has handed her a 2nd term in office in when who is also taiwan's 1st female leader is war in china not to threaten the island with force chinese government views taiwan is a breakaway province while party prefers independence scott highly reports now from taipei. in a major political comeback after being nearly sidelined a year ago taiwan's incumbent president signed wed was handed a historic victory winning the most votes of any pres

narendra modi promised a $5 trillion economy by 2024. $2.7 trillion.ey need growth of 9%. ae: modi has introduced number of things that have not growth positive. there was the demonetization thing, the rollout of the national sales tax. are these things that may work at some point or just did not deliver? shery: the reviews were not very good, leah -- very good, especially the way the gst was rolled out. they are still struggling. right now, they have this controversial and restrictive citizenship law. prime minister modi has gotten himself into a lot of policy missteps here and there. romaine: any sense of what they are doing to right the ship? shery: they are going to start spending more. to deficit expected to grow 3.8% of gdp from a target of 3.3% they have given about $20 billion of tax cuts to companies. inefficientging state run banks. we have seen some signs of potential bottoming out. of course, it raises questions about what kind of policies modi will continue to pursue. shery: we continue to see social unrest because of that restrictive soci

not have support from a fairly substantial section of the hindu majority population so i think the modi government is facing its 1st big challenge from the people of india let's see how they handle it but despite these unprecedented drop tests the government is not backing down leaders keep reiterating this will happen where is this conflict headed. where i mean very to very dangerous you know all bots actually because the government to showing no signs of backing down they talked about a national register of citizens which they have now amended to a national population register saying that the 2 things are different that one is citizens the other is just a head count but you know i mean what most people believe is that the population register is a back door to you know the start of a process that will lead to the national register of citizens which is the thing that's causing the big worry. whether the protests last are not i don't know because the government has 4 and a half years to goal but what b.s. seeing is a rebel a virtual revolt by state governments which are refusing to imple

hunger but prime minister narendra modi has driven these people on to the streets. across india up to 250000000 workers have joined the general strike. moody's authoritarian policies they see not only contravene workers' rights they're also a danger to indian democracy. that the laws has been passed and posix months they are to sit in the freedom and the riviera living in this country we have fees that most children cannot afford so that though the government is trying to get trying to create these bonds of the government can create these quite excited of. people who will be able to buy education. for months there have been huge protests against increased student fees police violence followed this week students were seriously injured in a robbery at their holes of residence in delhi with no one yet held accountable the unions also feel ignored by the modi regime. and these facing a slowdown economic slowdown and that if they are facing job loss they said hey is dave a different number many in the country. discontent looks unlikely to dissipate with the end of the ge

we were nearly facing a war last year and ever since prime minister modi script this special status for indian administrators kushner last august it's getting even more tense what is your government doing all planning to diffuse this tensions with new delhi look i was the 1st. political leader to warn the world about what has happened india. india has been taken over by an extremist a racially extremist exclusive ideology which is called. the ideology stem from r.s.s. r.s.s. was born in 1025 model that it's a parisian was the nazi party in germany a nuclear armed country of 1300000000 people in the hands of extremists and so not only are people of india are going to suffer and they're already suffering the rights demonstrations but push me. to be specific $8000000.00 kashmiris now for over 5 months are in a state of siege and it's because of the artist's ideology which believes that only india belongs to hindus other minorities are inferior. but prime minister condom many pakistani people who also say that the human rights situation in the pakistani part of carson is also not perfect ho

it is real challenge for the narendra modi's government that is struggling to contain these protests.ands. more and more young people use a political position as part of an identification tool. the government is said to be both restrictive and some of everyday freedoms as well as some of everyday freedoms as well as some driving divisions and polarising communities deliberately. critics say that the divide among religious immunities has sharply grown after the hindu nationalist government led by narendra modi came to power about six years ago. narendra modi still remains popular across the country but this student movement seems to be the biggest challenge to his authority so far. pratiksha ghildial, bbc news. china has urged the international community to oppose taiwanese independence, after president tsai ing—wen‘s landslide re—election victory. she advocates continued autonomy for the island and rejects beijing's demand that it should be reunited with the mainland. for more on this, i've been speaking to kelsey broderick, asia analyst at political risk consultancy eurasia group. i

he is stoking up fear, narendra modi is stoking up fear, narendra modi is stoking up fear, when thered to do that. if this analysis from the rest of the table is correct, has he somehow overestimated the extent to which he represents the as? i think the government has been taken by surprise by the extent of the mass protests that have taken place. and so there is certainly it hesitation now as to how they will tackle this here onwards. having said that, i think the unrest is as much about the economic slowdown as a protest against what is happening. because characters like narendra modi are essentially divisive in their politics, and so that division to him has meant consolidation of the hindu majority vote and to marginalise the muslims and the christians and the rest of them. now, this hasn't worked on this occasion. so you are saying there are hindus out protesting in large numbers? yes, the hindus are as much up numbers? yes, the hindus are as much up in arms on this issue at the other communities. because what? because they believe in the secularism of india, they believe in the

was organized by politicians from the community who are opposed to the policies of prime minister modi. a volcano has erupted in southern mexico. exploded on thursday shooting acid rock 3 kilometers into the air authorities have banned people going near the volcano but there have been no evacuations those of the latest headlines inside story is coming up next then it's the news hour. about. what caused the ukrainian plane to crash in turn around iran rejects allegations it mistakenly shot it down but ukraine and western countries are pushing for evidence so will the truth behind this crash be revealed and could that spill into a wider political conflict this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm martin dennis now they have been claims counterclaims and outright denials the head of iran's civil aviation body insists the ukrainian airliner that crashed near tehran this week wasn't shot down by uranium missile but canada says it has intelligence.

we'll get to that but we begin with as we said yesterday, every time seema mody is on the program, we hit a new record high. >> nothing to do with me all right, all three averages hitting record intraday highs. the dow back above 29,000. even as oil prices move higher, we want to highlight three big names that are actually under pressure, baker hughes, schlumberger and halliburton stay away until management creates a clearer path and estimates are too high we'll have to see if a similar tone is being set for other sectors as well. take a look at peloton, actually moving higher today. up by over 4%. the company's retail speaking today about its new store concept with added features, making the argument that peloton is much more than just a bike company. the stock is up 46% from its october lows back to you, brian. >> that plays perfectly into it. seema, thank you very much because the rally marching on. look beyond the headline numbers and you'll see a big trending, something we'll call momentum mania. look at some of these naemes. beyond meat, smile direct. also tesla, 27% gain in six

. >> let's get more of this from oliver modi on dw sports. why have they set these new guidelines? oliver: they have long outlawed political movement at the games. it comes down to this juggling act that the ioc is doing with having all of the countries in the world come together for one event. that will involve countries that have especially poor relations at times. they don't want to become the form for disagreements when you look at what is going on with the usa and iran at the moment. they don't want deal of extra become the forum for those kinds of conflicts. this comes down to the backlash that is associated with these kinds of protest. people dropping out, stopping watching, that comes back to a little -- too little income. >> will athletes make a stand? >> it will make athletes think twice but they have always faced consequences for standing up for what they believe. whether it is financial, they lose sponsors or if it is alienating a portion of their fan base that does not agree with them. if an athlete believes strongly enough in something, i don't see these guidelines st

it wasn't long before they marched and denounced the imminent visit of the prime minister narendra modi. led by some of calcutta's leading activists and religious leaders the general public poured onto the streets in the thousands. winding their way through calcutta as busy shopping district the ruling party's chief minister and peace and civil society have not confirmed whether that meeting the prime minister as he comes to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the deep sea port they're all objecting to the citizenship law which was passed in december seen as unjust and divisive the government is completely that good that you can see because there is no and there is no leadership no central leadership people are calling that all but in every single one of them you'll see hindus and muslims together leaving the national flag demanding that you would allow us to be divided so it's a very particular guy named all of a woman as i said i have not seen such a movement since the gandhi get. but it doesn't end there this park is hosting one of the many peaceful but noisy protests that have been c

like to catch up on that i mean we were nearly facing a war last year and ever since prime minister modi script this special status for indian administrate customary last august it's getting even more tense what is your government doing or planning to diffuse these tensions with new delhi. look i was the 1st. political leader to warn the world about what has happened india india has been taken over by an extremist a racially extremist exclusive ideology which is called hindutva. ideology stems from r.s.s. r.s.s. was born in $1025.00 a model that it's spray shin was the nazi party in germany the founding fathers of r.s.s. believed in the nazi ideology of racial supreme superiority and just as the nazi ideology was built on hatred for another minority similarly the r.s.s. ideology is based on hatred for muslims and other minorities christians as well so therefore i warn the world that this is it it is a tragedy for india and i think for its neighbors that india has been taken over by this r.s.s. ideology which by the way 3 times was banned in india as a terrorist organization the r.s.s. as

brightness and render modi's government the listen to those concerns and . that's the end of this portion but just to remind you that in the last half hour u.s. president donald trump has addressed the nation he said that in the iranian missile attack overnight there was minimum that damage no american or iraqi lives were lost in iraq he says appears to. be standing down he then went on to say that for too long nations have tolerated iran's behavior those days are over and he announced further immediate punishing economic sanctions against iran he also wants nato to become more involved in the middle east process. with more news in just a couple. to be a child is to be innocent and carefree but it comes to an abrupt end with the burden of young children. with a mother behind bars for siblings misspend for each other and decide whether to stick together or split the family in the hope of a chance across the us mexico border the other side of the border a witness documentary on al-jazeera. january on al-jazeera president donald trump is that the president in h

and prime minister modi is a lifelong member of this party.e are nationwide protests and muslims feel their identity is at stake too many the comparison with the nazis will see not only far—fetched but offensive. all you have to do is read what the founding fathers of rss and said. what is happening in kashmir is shocking. 8 million people are in an open prison for over five months. what is the way forward ? over five months. what is the way forward? are you hoping president trump gets involved and takes on some kind of role? india rejects to any kind of what it would see as international interference in its affairs. how is this going to be resolved unless and until the un gets involved or a power like the us gets involved or a power like the us gets involved ? how gets involved or a power like the us gets involved? how is this going to gets involved? how is this going to get anywhere? did president trump say he was willing to do that? president trump said he would basically try, meaning he will try to speak to the indian government. the probl

the constitution and the nature of india are at the heart of the debate of mr modi's government.s he is simply following the mandate given to him by voters. we will continue to follow the story. please stay with bbc world news. hello. sunny skies are on the way back, but it's going to feel colder. there will be showers and it will be windy. it all follows a spell of rain on sunday, low pressure making things very changeable again after high pressure, which may have kept us dry but certainly recently, it has given us these grey, gloomy skies, and it did again on saturday. sunday starts without a frost. dry across the east, except for the odd shower. wet in the west. the rain from this weather front moving west to east across the uk on sunday. behind that wet weather, we're in the blue. this is the colder air coming in. within that, there will be sunny skies to start the new week, also showers — cold enough for those to be wintry in places, as we will see in a moment. let's follow the progress of sunday's rain. quickly out of northern ireland, pushing through scotland in the mornin

let's find out more about this group from seema mody. >> the coronavirus has disrupted travel duringlunar new year but the question is how much the largest china on-line operator and in the cruise lines both suspended sales this morning, and said this loss in revenue will result in a 5% to 3% hit respectively. but it's not just cruise operators. hotels had been building out their pipeline on the mainland in fact china leads the world in hotel construction with over 228,000 rooms currently being built. that's up 13% from a year ago. marriott, hilton, hyatt among those putting work in the country. >> tell us how long it may recover, if they announce the all clear, do people get back on a plane or train tomorrow? does travel recover that fast? >> that's the big question history has shown, as with other health scares, travel stocks tend to respond pretty negatively for a period of time. but over one to three months typically these travel stocks tend to rebound. it just depends on the coronavirus, how long it takes to contain and also the size and magnitude of the scare if it does spread

rising unemployment and mass protests against prime minister's narendra modi's agenda.sts against the prestigious delhi university. they blamed the violence on a group linked to the government. they say it was a clash between rival students. more than 130 bushfires rage across much of southeastern australia with towns and cities suffering record high levels of air pollution. at least 135 separate fires are burning. animalsn half a blion have been killed. weather conditions are set to worsen in the coming days. 2" has becomeen the highest grossing animated film ever, amassing more than $1.3 billion in ticket sales and knocking the original "frozen" off the top list. alsoatest star wars movies topping the u.s. box office over the weekend. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. talk more about china's largest mobile phone company, hoping to get a 5g boost to revenues in 2020. they offered 5g services from the end of october after plans ca

that's ahead in rapid fire seema mody with more. >> record highs for the s&p dow and nasdaq, up about 176 points for the dow industrials simmering u.s. and iran tensions seem to be the major driver of the stocks today as we were discussing technology and a handful of industrial spots, but it's worth pointing out it's not just in the u.s. check out emerging markets today, india, turkey, china, higher by around 2%, turkey up 4% in this cooldown in middle east tensions. that's certainly been a global story for markets today. beijing also confirming its vice premier will be heading to washington for signing of the phase one trade deal, president trump in the last hour saying today those phase two negotiations will begin thereafter on that note, alibaba and jd.com, names that move on these trade headlines, moving, and both of these stocks higher by 45% over the past one year back to you. >> seema mody, thank you very much so let's move on from the markets to the state of american business and the american economy. in 2019, seemed so last year, companies were juggling global trade tensions

whether is next but still ahead we follow india's prime minister modi on his trip to calcutta the fast visit since passing a controversial citizenship known. broken homes and broken promises. of haiti's earthquake who say life hasn't improved a decade after being displaced. from . hell or the violent weather has been moving through texas oklahoma mississippi and the appalachians you just see it here and this source it's starting to ease now so for the daylight hours on sunday it will be a more case of rain disappearing off the east coast and snow is tucked in behind lying on the ground but look at the temps is you know i think when the day cold of it 21 degrees in washington is extreme it should be more like 2 cities in kansas city this is more like normal weather that's pretty cold so in minneapolis and when you pick on the pacific coast we've got more cloud building some snow for the cascades and northern rockies as well make the not much more progress than that and then try and move inland but that's normal winter stuff not extreme anyway but you still got the feed of warmth coming

how can i say you have probably right in case you would get lost cannot tell you what prime minister modi said about people's feelings about this could escalate and you could end up with a national registration like history of citizens this is what he sounds to that charge have a muscle man is kind of i don't like about forgotten about the art that after my government came into power since 2014 i would like to tell the people in india that nowhere has an r.c. been discussed there has been no talk of it because of the supreme court's direction we had to go through that in a song what are you the opposition talking about lies are being spread i think i'm going to have got up and. i see you've been protesting for so you know it's mind and you've put yourself in danger and i'm going to just leave that as as that's what prime minister modi's pushbike case the people who are worried about the escalation from the cia i sure you've been out there you've faced. being in a very risky situation why are you doing it what is at stake for you the sense. exist and if we are not adding against mr davis t

that hoping that their voices the chinese will be heard in new delhi that prime minister narendra modi's government of the listening to those concerns and. but as well as opposition leader has called for a new wave of protests against the government of president nicolas maduro it follows his dramatic entrance into parliament to reclaim his seat as leader of the majority and speaker of the house last america at its end to see a new man reports from caracas. another chaotic chapter in the. right for control of the news wales parliament oh and while a government backed deputy tried to show that he was in charge. outside opposition leader one by door again for all soldiers attempting to prevent him from entering the national assembly. this time he and some 90 opposition deputies succeeded in pushing their way into the chamber as the previous group fled the building. to the leader of the majority opposition faction of parliament reclaiming his seat as speaker of the house for however long was an important symbolic victory. this is proof of what is possible when we are united organized and det

they're hoping that their voices a child's will be heard in new delhi that prime minister narendra modi's government will listen to those concerns and. all those lots more on this and the rest of the day's news on our web sites the address of course is al-jazeera dot com. this is al jazeera these are the headlines iran has fired more than a dozen ballistic missiles to iraq air bases that host american forces it's an italian ation for the assassination of a rainy general all the money he was killed in a u.s. drone strike on friday iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has called it a slap in the face to the u.s. his government says it's committed to seeing american forces leave the region just as soleimani as easy and more are very close of the head of our do solid money edge you saw his revered head near his body in videos and pictures the revenge for various is to force america out of this region the real revenge of the ultimate response by regional nations as we america is expelled from this region and its head of aggression is cast off for river. the u.s. president is due to mak

turn and this could lead to a split with modis b j p party in new delhi nearly 2 percent of punjab's population is muslim the often thought of as an important voting bloc seem a swing voters but a major move by a large sikh party like the s.a.t. could well influence those those. across the board i say to his opponents the congress party and its allies they currently control the state of punjab in the last general election secular country it's consolidated their victories across punjab and much of the credit was given to the muslim vote. while anything lection is a long way off changing opinion is all the senior muslim priest at this mosque can do for now. we are happy to be a hindu christian and the brothers protested we all realize this isn't just one community's issue it's the whole nation and we are all affected by discrimination and. it's an opinion held by many israelis continue across india's major cities. al-jazeera. check of the headlines here in al-jazeera u.s. president donald. sanctions against iraq voted to expel all foreign troops the bill back by the outgoing minister.

i'm going to join seema mody now on "power lunch," which starts right about now. you three extra seconds, seema. >> bill, looking forward to it we will see you in a moment. good morning, everyone, i'm seema mody here's what's coming up on "power lunch." more than 900 cases of the krona virsion confirmed worldwide and two of those cases of coronavirus are here in the united states. one expert says we are in an age of epidemics he'll tell us how bad it could potentially get. plus, big tech stocks preparing for earnings next week, facebook, microsoft, amazon, the name wall street is most worried about. and boeing at lows of the day, the stock falling as the company says it may make additional production cuts of the 787 dreamliner we are also awaiting the takeoff of the test flight for the new

policies primee minister modi has done to control the influx? the reason jeff bezos has a negative reaction is there are laws that say if you have an open platform, you cannot sell against merchants on the platform. that is exactly what amazon does here. anything successful shows up in amazon basics, and the merchants go out of business. what india's trying to prevent is this type of monolithic behavior -- monopolistic behavior. primus to modi is rolling out the red carpet for apple and samsung to manufacture phones. is a has realized there lot of pressure to move manufacturing out of china. we are saying come over here, we will give you the facilities you want, and we have a large market that will welcome you. taylor: let's start with amazon, ?ow do you make inroads >> you do not break laws, this antitrust investigation, amazon has been playing games. they have third-party companies and cannot sell their amazon basics there. they put it under the guise of a different company. it is behavior they do in the united states, they should not do that.