mÓnica: buenos dÍas.os trabajamos para hacer esta campaÑa para concienciar a los padres sobre la privacidad de sus hijos. nos dimos cuenta de que muchos padres ni siquiera crean una polÍtica de privacidad y todas las fotos que costean de sus hijos son pÚblicas. javier: hemos perdido. mÓnica momento, retomaremos con ella. dÉjame preguntarte, el mejor consejo para los padres es bueno subir imÁgenes de tus hijos cuando son menores a redes sociales? por el centro, baÑÁndose en una ducha, en una baÑera, mÓnica: la verdad es que nosotros recomendamos que no suban fotos de niÑos en la

mÓnica: buenos dÍas.s hijos son pÚblicas. javier: hemos perdido. mÓnica momento, retomaremos con ella. dÉjame preguntarte, el mejor consejo para los padres es bueno subir imÁgenes de tus hijos cuando son menores a redes sociales? por el centro, baÑÁndose en una ducha, en una baÑera, mÓnica: la verdad es que nosotros recomendamos que no suban fotos de niÑos en la baÑera, o haciendo pis, o enseÑÁndoles porque son fotos que atraen a pedÓfilos. ellos las roban y las intercambian en redes de pedÓfilos en la red mÁs oscura. ademÁs de la pedofilia al peligro es como un fenÓmeno, a partir del cual roban estas fotos y luego las publican en otras redes sociales como si fuesen hijos suyos. asÍ que nosotros vamos varios consejos en la campaÑa. podrÁn toser de forma segura para evitarsus hijos expongan a pedÓfilos. carolina: muchas veces pensamos que porque nuestra cuenta de instagram es privada nadie mÁs va a poder ver las fotografÍas. sin embargo, al poner los hashtag abrimos la puerta que mucha gente pueda ver las

mónica: hormonas no.s ilegal inyectarle hormonas a los pollos. sin embargo, ha sido una práctica común y legal suministrarles antibióticos disponibles sin receta por medio de sus alimentos. mónica: porque en estas condiciones en las que viven estos animales, están hacinados, están expuestos a sus propias heces, con bajas defensas. nicolás: aunque en diciembre del 2016, la agencia federal de medicinas y alimentos prohibió el uso de algunos antibióticos y modificó las reglas de otros, permitiendo el uso solo por motivos médicos y con receta de un veterinario, según el concilio nacional del pollo, que representa a la industria avícola en washington dc, actualmente, el 50% de las procesadoras de pollo no los utilizan. list también señala que un sello que diga "criado sin jaulas", no necesariamente significa que fueron tratados humanamente, pero, más allá de lo físico, le preocupa que estos pollos no tienen la posibilidad de desarrollar instintos como los de escarbar, moverse libremente o tener ciclos de día y

come on monica come on. oh my.arnet edwards jr. is a former mount view player who went on to play college ball. garnet in this state of west virginia, we got two things going on for us: that's church and sports. now if we lose the game, it's like losing our best friend. monica come on, boys. right here, stop him. stop him. garnet shucks. announcer pass is complete, for the score. so we come to the end of the first half, the bobcats 20, the golden knights nothing. coach larry fellas. i just want you to play hard. i just want you to play hard and make smart decisions. ♪ ♪ announcer touchdown. coach larry let's go, let's go. announcer all knotted up. player clock's running. coach larry let's go, let's go. coach larry this is the game. we win or lose on this play. oh, shit. announcer ball game. coach larry hell of a job, young man. good job, coach. yes sir. garnet what a win, what a win, what a win. coach larry you're never going to forget this ball game. whenever you're in a bind, stuck in a corner, you know what i'm

. >> reporter: monica has been searching for her brother since january of 1983. that's when then 19-year-old san francisco college student went home heading the to a doctor's appointment and vanished. >> if i hired a private detective about 13 years ago and he couldn't come up with anything. >> reporter: when she heard about san matteo county missing person's day she jumped the chance to try again. the county core ner says bliss is not alone. there are hundreds of cases that need closure. >> there are hundreds cases on file. in my office we have john does, some have dna, some don't. monica sbaubing her cheek for her dna analysis that will will be run through data. using dna they were able to identify christine who is remains were found in pacifica in 2006. monica bliss is hoping it's her turn to get ans. >> i need closure, all this hurt that i carry around and sadness. >>> a developing story we're following in sonoma county, police are searching for a teenager suspect linked to a dead deadly stabbing. this is a photo of anthony ar buck. he is a -- just after noon

monica mcwilliams, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.re we sit on the eve of this historic 20th anniversary of the signing of the so—called good friday agreement. does it feel to you, living in northern ireland today, that it is a very, very different place from the northern ireland of 20 years ago? it is a completely different place. i used to run from bombs and stand at funerals. my own friend was murdered in 1974 as a university student. those were hard days. and now my children have a completely different life than the life i led. i lived through the 30 years through the troubles from about 14. i signed the agreement when i was about 1m. so i say to this generation "this is your peace. we tried to make it, you need to build it." interesting that you say your children live in this different environment. yet i know northern ireland and was there not long ago, and it still strikes me as a deeply, deeply segregated society. it is indeed. and we have a lot of work to do. it is an unfinished business. when we made the peace agreement, we s

to be here in miami but i am from santa monica california my kids live there i've been to the border i've been to rosarito. there is no people in washington cross the border into the united states this is what's alice i watch the united states has nothing to fear there are i mean you can claim you did but it's not a reality if anyone goes to the border you would see i watched you can't wash around the wall well here's my question gameday i know the wall is larry already a. gentleman there is strong opposition to the border not hold on guys let me live has always been so not true. so there's strong opposition to the border wall plan in congress and mexico itself has said very clearly it will not pay for the wall so this national guard move. a lot of people are saying it's basically an admission that the border wall is not going to be built and that this is some sort of a political stunt. first of all sending the national guard is to block an invasion and by the way my friend tries to out california me santa monica is not as easy as you know we have agent and they mention i'm not going

i happen to be here in miami but i am from santa monica california my kids live there i've been to the border i've been to rosarito . there is no people washing their cross the border into the united states this is what's alice e. i watch the united states has nothing to fear there are i mean you can claim you did but it's not a reality if anyone goes to the border you would see i watched you can't wash around the wall well here's my question gave no i know the wall is larry already sending the national guard is to block an invasion and by the way my friend tries to out california me santa monica is not as he was crazy has no way of age and he and he mentioned are going to live in the rosa rio here there is no invasion from mexico mexico is so much more reliant on people crossing the border than us a little tactic like closing some lanes crossing the border and look on like the member of a santa mot the resident of santa monica is a lead as it gets i lived right on the border and i've crossed those lanes many times you close a few of those lanes and mexico will change dramatically not

monica, is the president doing the right thing here? locking down the borders, getting rid of the rewards and incentives and making sure that people don't flow here illegally. >> of course he's doing the right thing. this is one of the primary reasons why donald trump is currently the president of the united states. >> hugely unpopular. the most unpopular president. >> jason: more popular than hillary clinton. enrique, do you believe he is the president of the united states? >> donald trump is a person that was not elected by the majority. >> jason: wait a second, get a grip on reality. is donald trump the president of the united states? duly elected? >> donald trump does not have a grip on reality. >> jason: he is not the duly elected president of united states? no wonder you think it's okay to come across the border illegally. >> i don't think that. >> jason: okay, monica. enrique, let's go to some rational thoughts. go ahead, monica. >> okay, jason, how refreshing to have an american commander in chief who means what he says, says wh

monica: back here. >> anthony: monica barnes is a mount view alum. her husband sly is a coach.ol here, wouldn't have it any other way. monica: come on. oh my. come on >> oh, my. monica: come on. oh my. come on boys get your head in the game. >> anthony: garnet edwards jr. is a former mount view player who went on to play college ball. garnet in this state of west virginia, we got two things going on for us: that's church and sports. now if we lose the game, it's like losing our best friend. >> you got it. you got it. >> oh, shucks. announcer pass is complete, for the score. so we come to the end of the first half, the bobcats 20, the golden knights nothing. coach larry: fellas. i just want you to play hard. i just want you to play hard and make smart decisions. ♪ ♪ ♪ i've worked like a mule ♪ and messed up his back and couldn't work anymore ♪ ♪ he said one of these days you'll get out of these hills ♪ ♪ lately i've been trying but can't catch a break ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: touchdown. coach larry: let's go, let's go. ♪ >> come on. let's get it. ♪ >> 62 yards. >> there you go, touchdow

monica mcwilliams represented them.onica mcwilliams represented the northern ireland women's coalition dan and continues to play a significant role in post— conflict in northern ireland is now. —— guest. is there much to celebrate, that continues to hang over northern —— northern ireland today. —— coalition and. monica mcwilliams, welcome to hardtalk thank you. kiwi said on the eve of this historic 20th anniversary of the signing of the so—called good friday agreement. —— here we sit on the year. that appeal to you in northern ireland today that it is a very different place rom the northern island of 20 yea rs place rom the northern island of 20 years ago. “— place rom the northern island of 20 years ago. —— different place from the northern ireland of 20 years ago? my own friend was murdered in 1974 as a university student. —— northern. those were hard days. now my children have a completely different life than the life i lead. i lived 30 years through the troubles for about 14. i signed the agreement when i was 44. so

monica mcwilliams, thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you very much.? but things look likely to change as we move through this week. for some warmer weather. force gusts of winds. that's 77 fahrenheit. into the low 20s. so something to look forward to. to our working week. of the day. cloudy skies first thing. to be along the south coast, highs of ii to 15 degrees. now the winds will strengthen and the rain arrives from the west. north—west england and scotland. will fizzle out quite considerably. a band of cloud and drizzle by then. so temperatures will peak perhaps at around 14 degrees. celsius. across the near continent with this high pressure building. in the story for april. fringes of scotland, maybe a little more cloud. starting to build, 19 to 20 degrees the high on wednesday. -- 23. temperatures as high as 25 degrees, 77 fahrenheit. back on the 29th of august last year. 00:28:43,414 --> 1073741526:09:54,918 this 1073741526:09:54,918 --> 2147483051:51:06,422 is 2147483051:51:06,422 --> 3221224577:32:17,926 the 3221224577:32:17,926 --> 429496610

well monica you know a. lot of the curate with all these peace talks going on as well as the new coalition from the north korea with actually seen tensions rising last year when north korea actually fired and intercontinental ballistic makes oh so with that we actually see more peace and that means more so the people invest this money indeed the home there from singapore thank you so much. it that's your business update here in c.w. thanks for keeping me company. like . a movie premiere made for architecture fans. the story of one of the world's most famous art schools the bauhaus. journey to its origin and its most important location. how much of our house remains in our modern world. powerhouse spirit building the future. global inequality. what does inequality mean. well. to the media. joining the discussion and how many. times you need to. go into one official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia needly and illegally. already have a low wide return to the. to visit frien

for more on this netflix story, i am joined by monica miller. strength to strength.is smashing expectations on wall street. they signed up 7.6 million new subscribers in just three signed up 7.6 million new subscribers injust three months. a customer base is 125 million people. that is more than half of all us broadband customers. they arejust going to get bigger and bigger. they are investing globally. netflix has spent up to $8 billion on global programming and that was just in 2018 a loan. analysts are warning them not to get comfortable because they have a lot of competition gearing up in their rearview mirror. in china alone, alibaba and baidu ready have their own streaming services and apple is creating its own programming. starting next you, while disney. supplying new movies to netflix because they are creating their own video service and that will be geared towards families. so much content. you know what? i haven't actually watched these two programmes. thank you so much. monica miller, al colleague and business reporter on netflix. have you heard these two

this is now with monica jones of the financial world is what watching those talks in washington but as you can imagine obviously it's been mentioned already terrorists would have big implications on certain industry sectors so far the markets have been u.s. trade policy in their stride but how long will this cool go on for let's cross over to an advise for standing by for us in frankfurt so this is how if this is actually handing this tariff uncertainty especially with this looming deadline of made the first. yeah it is kind of an interesting one because nobody is really very much alert and afraid we have seen a rather benign market today so it seems that investors are not overly varying about a looming trade war it is an interesting fact that even on wall street people are divided on whether they read it think that they have we're heading into a scenario we're going to see more protectionism which than words global economic growth and also the earning potential of companies on a tramp is just bluffing for now so we don't know the u.s. president is not very predictable but what we know

tech companies and washington is heading back monica has all the details coming right up and business. just long way to start by there and it's nice just to hide your ugly little. bangladesh what does the true face of the country look like. freedom independence a separation of state and church that used to be important but for decades political infighting has hindered progress and there's limits to extremists are gaining more influence joe moderates to the who love law are on shaky ground in a difficult green in the region brown love it should be. noted britain. has not. bangladesh the dawn of islam as of an exclusive d.w. report starting april twenty first. at a. paris is willing to take over all of the state railways dick french president the man who in my call is trying to easily i'm go off strike in french well worth because while at the same time saying they are walkouts and won't change his reform plans also coming up another front opens between europe and the united states and now the u.s. is still in the reject c.e.o. plans to tax not profits but sales of american tech giants

different approach and the country's wine producers are benefiting those stories coming right up with monica jones. they will not succeed in dividing us not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of the stick trying to shift. taking a stand global news that matters d. w. made for minds. of freedom of expression. a value that always has to be defended anew. all over the world. of freedom freedom of art. a multimedia project about artists and their right to express their views freely. d.w. dot com to freedom. to. china hits back in response to u.s. tariffs on chinese steel and the minium beijing now imposes levies on the u.s. products including pork wine and fruit we'll get more on the world's top two economies trade dispute from our asia correspondent. also on the show portugal abandons the austerity. policies pushed for by the e.u. the result the portuguese economy is growing again. welcome to d.w. business stocks in china kicked off this new week with mild losses amid lingering worries of a full blown trade war with the united states on sunday china announced tarif

well monica you know a. lot of the curity with all these peace talks going on as well as the new coalition from the north korea with that she seemed tensions rising last year when north korea actually fired an intercontinental ballistic make so so with that we could actually see more peace and that means most of the people invest this money indeed the hong from singapore thank you so much and staying in the region with the chinese government's plans to ease restrictions on foreign business ownership in china all to make this up or is to take advantage of the massive chinese market so happy faces among foreign automakers of the beijing motor show let's check it out. audi unveiled a stretched version of its luxury q five s.u.v. a big hit with the affluent middle class it's fun to drive and offers a good ten centimeters more leg room in the back seat china's been a billion dollar market for audi for many years now though it has to share happen earnings with chinese investment partner have a w. yeah we are good

ok monica joins me now and fuzz results coming out of the european central bank policy meeting monica is always about this time where we get sort of the first idea what the easy be is planning and what we know now is that the european central bank has kept its key interest rate at zero percent now while the decision was widely expected the markets watching closely for more clues on future rate hikes and the end to stimulus the rate on the deposit facility stated minus northpoint forty percent meaning banks have to pay to park their excess cash with the bank policymakers also stuck to the bank's thirty billion euro bond buying program which is scheduled to run at least until september. so let's find out what more we know about it in the standing by for us in frankfurt of course the home of the euro not yet the statements that the european central bank sent along with the interest rate numbers were exactly the same stay. the e.c.b. gave out the last meeting the e.c.b. says that interest rates are to remain at their present levels for an extended period of time and well past the horizon

eye to eye these days but there is a continuing seoul between north and south korea that's right monica that's what analysts are certainly calling it and the north korean leader kim jong un says his sart swelled after attending a rare concert in pyongyang by musicians from south korea it is the first such performance in more than a decade and some say a sign of improving ties between the countries it also coincided with the start of annual military drills between the u.s. and south korea. south korea's k. pop bands red velvet and goes shen aeration among others played the kind of music that has been taboo in the north. korean leader kim jong un was in the audience in the capital pyongyang and feeling the groove over one hundred size korean musical artists came to perform in north korea for the first time in thirteen years things got really interesting at a theater in pyongyang when size korean performers sang about reunification. i hope that we can look at each other and feel deeply in our hearts that we are one . meanwhile a south korean taekwondo team gave its first performance in pyo

so this is a thing. >> nawaz: so monica, i want to ask you about this now.re is, obviously, the livedpe ence that contributes to this, and there is also, as you mentioned, what happens, or what we now know happens by and large to women of color, particularly black women, inside the health re system. you testified about that racial disparity beforehe united nations. what if anything is being done to address that so f? >> absolutely. one, we have to address the fact that we have lack of medicaid pansion in this country and the lack of access to health care. it's still huge. in the south overwhelmingly, we saw that we didn't see an expansion of medicaid. so thousands of people are stil left without access to their basic health care. we also looked at the fact that, unfortunately, we are still dealing witht absinence-only education that doesn't give a comprehensive, you know, overview for folks for them to understand their body and what happens to their bodies and to help people plan and about what they want for their lives. that is also very critical to this ha

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also monica metha with us. what are we seeing? expecting a down market at least at the open. markets and traders and investors are clearly nervous after trump escalated tough talk with china overnight, floating the idea of another $100 billion on tariffs on goods from china. this is the problem. even the cooler heads who i was speaking to earlier this week who thought this was a negotiating tactic, they're starting to get nervous. they're saying you don't provoke china because there are other levers china can pull, and it seems like to many smart investors and economists that trump is basically playing russian roulette with our economy for political reasons to basically appease and rally his base. that's a fairly risky strategy. as i said, china can pull a couple of different levers, even if they don't put the same amount of tariffs on u.s. goods, they couldn't, for example, make it more difficult for u.s. companies to operate in china. that's just one example. there are other things china can do. not helping things right now is t

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. >> reporter: monica bliss has been looking for her brother jerome since he vanished january 3, 1963 in san francisco. she brought jerome's picture to missing person day helping friends and family from across the bay area file police reports and get information. >> this is safe opportunity for them to come if they feel intimidated by going to a law enforcement agency, they certainly can come here to the coan's office. >> i did a dna swab, which i've never done and i thought that would be fantastic zb. >> reporter: a dna swab is sent for matches. >> the important part is it brings closure to the family and gets that individual identified. >> reporter: there are 400 missing persons cases in san mateo alone. >> i really would like to have some kind of closure because i carry a lot of sadness. >> reporter: monica bliss now waits to learn if her dna can reveal the truth about what happened to her brother. the process could take months. in san mateo county, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> police are looking for a gunman who shot three people, killing one. that victim identified only as a 2

monica, i will go to you first. california has been destroyed and ruined by leftist policies.ther example. >> california, once a beautiful state, still a beautiful state, has been ruined over many decades by the left. you have something of a civil war brewing because you haveov these counties like orange county that are not going down the same path as sacramento and governor brown, saying that we will enforce these sanctuary laws that make this state into a sanctuary state. i think enforcement is critical, not just of our immigration laws, but also when you have folks like the oakland mayor and others in states like california, who refuse to enforce the law, and not just that, but put out calls to illegals to duck the law, putting federal agents at risk, putting the communities at risk, putting american citizens at risk. those folks should be held to account. laws should be applied to them so that they are held accountable and put up as an example. >> katie: gregg, the federal government, justice department, has filed two lawsuits, one over sanctuary cities. you think it is ti

. >> reporter: monica bliss has been looking for her brother jerome since he vanished january 3, 1963 in san francisco. she brought jerome's picture to missing person day helping friends and family from across the bay area file police reports and get information. >> this is safe opportunity for them to come if they feel intimidated by going to a law enforcement agency, they certainly can come here to the coan's office. >> i did a dna swab, which i've never done and i thought that would be fantastic zb. >> reporter: a dna swab is sent for matches. >> the important part is it brings closure to the family and gets that individual identified. >> reporter: there are 400 missing persons cases in san mateo alone. >> i really would like to have some kind of closure because i carry a lot of sadness. >> reporter: monica bliss now waits to learn if her dna can reveal the truth about what happened to her brother. the process could take months. in san mateo county, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> police are looking for a gunman who shot three people, killing one. that victim identified only as a 2

monica, we did get some commentary from the president.ppreciative of the fdny and what they were able to do. we're showing on the right-hand side a picture from early when flames were actually coming out of the building windows, and they see are glass windows that are after that floor. what do you know? >> that's right. as we so often do, the first response from the president sometimes comes on twitter. that's where we have heard from him directly, as you mentioned, that the fire is now out and he wanted to thank the firemen and women for the job they had done. now, we know that in addition to the president being at the white house tonight, the first lady and their son barron are both in washington tonight. it's an interesting night here, because the pool who covers the president has been called to a later than normal call time this evening, which suggests the president could possibly be heading out to dinner or there could be an evening activity for the day. as you know, the president did not golf today, did not have any public events on

linda and monica, welcome to the "newshour."da, i'd like to start with help us understand these numbers. what is going on in america, in the lives of blak women, in our medical communities that's causing this? >> well, what i found in my reporting were really two things, both related to race. the first was that simply the experience of living in america as a black woman does somhing to your body that causes low birth weight babithat causes maternal mortality, that causes fant mortality. second, is that there is a kind of racism in the health caresy em, and most of it unconscious. it's a kind of bias that's existed for a long time that we've knon about, that is affecting the birth experiences of black women i america. >> nawaz: so, monica, let me ask you now, because this conversation about t black-white disparity, it's long centered on things like wealth r and educatioht, the ideal ted womenr, less-edu are likely to have negative outcomes. but we heard the story of sena williams who had her own serious complications during her d

which is can you tell us what the criminal charges were against bird in santa monica? >> there was a misunderstanding over the type of business that bird was in santa monica when we applied for the business license permit there. that's all been resolved. we are in a very good relationship with the city of santa monica. >> supervisor peskin: and you settled in what dollar amount? >> $300,000. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. >> supervisor tang: thank you. supervisor kim and we would like to call up the spin representative. >> supervisor kim: before you go, mr. hanson. >> supervisor tang: sorry. >> supervisor kim: i would like to talk to both bird and spin. this question i will ask of spin as well, although i have this specific question for spin and my apologies for confusing the two initially. this question is actually really limited. i have seen a number of your mot mot motorized boards and i have seen a number tipped over. i'm concerned about having them parked anywhere. but i'm very concerned when they're tipped over because they're easy to miss and they are long on

ktvu's monica has more. >> reporter: even with tax day around the corner, pelosi continues to fight backagainst the g.o.p. tax reform bill. >> the g.o.p. tax scam is a dark cloud hanging over the capital, hanging over our children's future. >> reporter: sunday polizzi spoke at -- pelosi spoke at the san francisco labor council. she says the impacts of the republican tax plan will hurt middle class families. >> while it gives a trillion 1/2 dollars in tax benefits to corporate america, and that plus interest takes us over $2 trillion into debt, while giving 83% of the benefits to the top 1%. >> reporter: activists from tax march joined the democratic leader. they say the wealthy will see cuts and 86 million middle income families will end up paying more. >> so we need to highlight the fact these tax cuts are benefiting a really small number of very rich families at the expense of all of us. >> reporter: president trump signed the tax reform bill last december after making tax cuts a centerpiece of his presidential campaign. he says the cuts are already creating jobs. >> more than 5 millio

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. >> monica, we were soft on the day. not great, not awful.n we get the news at first that we were going to hear about netanyahu talking about the people over this iranian stuff, it scared some people for a variety of reasons. either that deal falls apart, the world abandons it, you can make a good argument either way or telegraph problems for the north korean deal when the president meets with kim jong-un. what are your thoughts on that? >> think thoughts are that nuclear weapons are scary and the market is reiterating this people. the geo political risk is taking over. the markets are shrugging off the fact that 80% of the earnings have been positive. that doesn't seem to be enough. right now this information that suggested that we may have to take action against iran, we may be pulling back from the agreement we have is scary. i understand that. >> alan, i know you don't get into the weeds of the news on the day and how something might happen. but i'm curious. you could use this development in the israeli revelations if they're true to say,

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national guard is to block an invasion and by the way my friend tries to out california me santa monica is not as easy as you know we have asian protections at our border in the southern part of california are so secure that we have nothing to worry about there are people in california who have thirty years of life there with businesses with kids they're growing up and they're there they're establishing lives they protect us in so many ways i support robust immigration a guest worker program it's illegal immigration that's the problem so we have to discourage all illegal crossing we should we should not be holding out a carrot like that and saying some people can cross and be welcome. as always here and would love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media we'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines we'll see you then. thanks guys are scientists like they say many of the delegates are. going to take it easy this is a central plank so for dying at the moment the problem might be stopped. it's the cradle of jazz. this

and sumi takes us now to the middle east and the refugee crisis that that's right monica in israel has just in the past hour announced it is canceling a deal with the united nations to relocate african migrants to western nations and that comes just hours after the israeli government unveiled that agreement some hardliners had attacked the deal because it allowed some migrants to stay in israel under the agreement with the un about sixteen thousand of them were to be sent to western countries some of these migrants mostly from eritrea and sit done have been living in israel for a decade there are around thirty five thousand of them they say they have fled danger and persecution at home in israel they will kill legally but the government wants them gone and offer them a stark choice leave the country voluntarily go to prison or be deported to an african country such as rwanda that had like an if that's the choice i'd rather go to jail at least i'd be safe that but many israelis and many supporters abroad condemns the plan as an ethical must deportation so prime minister benjamin netanya

but first monica as the latest chapter in the worsening china u.s. trade relations also weighs on stock markets now us stocks in china certainly kicked off the new week with mild losses amid lingering worries. trade war with the united states on sunday china announced tariffs of up to twenty five percent on one hundred twenty eight u.s. imports including pork and wine the new tariffs kick in to date beijing said that the move was to safeguard china's interests and balance losses caused by new u.s. tariffs. these american avocados are destined for the chinese market but they might not so so well anymore now that china has imposed tariffs on fruit and meat wine steel pipes and scores of other imports from the usa the rates of fifteen percent on one hundred twenty items and twenty five percent on eight others. the chinese government says the people support its move though some in china regret the ensuing rise in prices. it's definitely going to have an impact many fruits that kids love only grow in foreign countries we don't have them in china that is a

but first monica joins me now and tribulations between europe and the u.s. in focus yeah and that's quite surprising that it comes out today amrita german government sources are expecting that the european union's extension from us metals tariffs will not be extended to when it expires on may the first now the news comes as german chancellor angela merkel is scheduled to meet with the u.s. president on a trump on friday to discuss the terrorists trump announced hi a terrorist for u.s. steel and aluminum imports in march but granted the e.u. and certain other countries exceptions pending the outcome of new trade talks the e.u. said it will apply counter measures if the u.s. threatens its mettle industries for more on that i would like to chat now with our financial correspondent who is standing by for us in frankfurt comma considering that angela merkel is on her way to washington why is the government coming out with this now. well it certainly looks like the government wants to prevent big disappointments because it's pretty clear that a solution for this.

i saw illegal immigrants crossing i am from santa monica california my kids live there i've been to the border i've been to rosarito. there is no people washing their cross the border into the united states this is watch alice see i watch united states has nothing to fear sending the national guard is to block an invasion and by the way my friend tries to out california me santa monica is it about as far as crazy as you know we have asian protections at our border in the southern part of california are so secure that we have nothing to worry about there are people in california who have thirty years of life there with businesses with kids they're growing up and they're there they're establishing lives they protect us in so many ways i support robust immigration a guest worker program it's illegal immigration that's the problem so we have to discourage all illegal crossing we should we should not be holding out a carrot like that and saying some people can cross and be welcome. where we left a you'll find all of us stories they do get in touch by following us on twitter and facebook and

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well monica in terms of locations those are bank itself talking about. u.s. and asia explicitly but it's very likely as you said that london is also going to be the target of job cuts. it has the biggest investment back operations with around about eight thousand employees working for this business for deutsche bank in london and investment banking is likely to be the part of the business where we are going to see most job cuts banks says it aims to shift more decisively to more stable sources of income and everyone knows investment banking with its bond trading its equities trading its derivatives trading that's not very stable but a very volatile source of income but i have to say the bank also says that the layering of management structures across the organization are due so we're not only talking investment banking also many people here in the corporate headquarters of the bank in frankfurt are likely to feel uncomfortable today all right so if i ask you what the mood is like it would be one of discomfort right now would you think that this is the right m