the moyes government has been under pressure since the release of last october's senate haitian senate management report on mismanagement of venezuelan subsidies related to fuels known as the petro caribbean the report deeply implicated the prime minister of the president the the prime minister of president moyes his predecessor now get this he's a famous singer michel martelly who performed as sweet micky became a politician mr maule is in turn was endorsed and some say and picked for president by mr martelly mr moyes also campaigned with asian senator accused of narco trafficking his name is guy philippe mr moyes later appointed a member of mr philippe's political party as haiti's head of public security.

protest in the streets including the killing of four protesters by the haitian national police the moyes government has been under pressure since the release of last october's senate haitian senate management report on mismanagement of venezuelan subsidies related to fuel known as the petrol career they report deeply implicated the prime minister of the president the the prime minister of president morsi his predecessor now get this he's a famous singer michel martelly who performed as sweet micky became a politician mr moore's in turn was endorsed and some say and picked for president by mr martelly mr moyes also campaigned with asian senator accused of narco traffic in his name is guy philippe mr moyes later appointed a member of mr philippe's political party as haiti's head of public security. and the yellow vest protests continue in france while it seems we've got this picture here i want to show you if you have it look at that car with the eiffel tower right behind that a little bit eerie isn't it the circumstances made us question if protesters are impacting investors in france and

demonstrating in the haitian capital calling on the president to step down their tests are saying now moyes has failed to investigate allegations of corruption in the previous government in connection with petrol kariba that event as well unsubsidized energy program why is he was personally involved in the scandal has repeatedly said he will not resign. we take to the streets to protest about inflation in health care we're here to fight corruption. can be seen today we're saying no to corruption in impunity we want to know what happened with the money the situation is horrible. the president must go he has no place in our country we want him out of office as soon as possible so denise protesters are calling for the release of activists detained during weeks of demonstrations against president bashir. that rally was called to express solidarity with the hundreds of people who've been arrested since protests started in december human rights activists say at least forty five have been killed. dan's economic and political crisis is having a deep impact at all levels of society and it's not just

a loss of confidence in president telling the miami herald quote we feel that people do not trust moyes to respect his word. and today i tell you prime minister conti spoke before the european union legislature and called upon the e.u. to be less austere and to support increased funding for popular programs that could boost economic growth the prime minister's speech was roundly criticized by many after his remarks and as we've reported only italy appears to be in no position to suggest economic policies given italy's increasingly desperate fiscal budget predicament in that regard we've spoken about the desire to use gold to assist economies in a number of countries around the world then as well it continues to demand one point seven billion dollars in their gold held at the bank of england and iran is a stablish crypto currency we spoke about on the program a mon based upon gold to circumvent u.s. economic sanctions well now italy may be considering using their gold to help stem the economic losses in that country deputy prime minister of a tail silvani says the government is consideri

ryan giggs took charge of four games when david moyes was sacked in 2014, then worked under louis vanes. moderate success in their fledgling managerial careers. now, remember the old question of who was best in england's midfield, scholes, frank lampard or steven gerrard? well, as many of you have been pointing out on social media today, that debate is going to reopen, with all three now in their first managerialjobs. scholes at oldham, lampard at derby county, and gerrard with glasgow rangers in scotland. i reckon they would all love to manage in the premier league one day. who will get there first? who will be most successful? only time will tell. the british horseracing authority has announced that racing in britain will resume on wednesday after a six—day shutdown following an outbreak of equine flu. a total of 174 racing stables had been placed in lockdown, but officials say a risk—managed return to racing will now take place, with four meetings set to go ahead on wednesday. next, the alpine world championships in sweden continues to provide more extraordinary stories, this time

in the capital port au prince on thursday demonstrators are calling for haitian president jovan and moyes to resign they're angry over economic mismanagement and allegations of corruption the protests are expected on sunday one of this it was a good president and all of his cabinet must resign he's not thinking or acting in the interest of the people who did it one way or another we want him gone. on friday more as address the demonstrators calling for calm. we went to elections a part of the population voted i am president i am ready to speak to all my brothers and sisters over the difficulties of the country is facing to my brothers and sisters in the opposition the doors open so as to reach a solution kim ives is a journalist at haiti liberte news weekly and he joins us now on skype from new york came this started because of anger around a corruption scandal but it appears to have gone beyond that now. yes i think things are escalating this past month in january the haitian government. voted with washington against venezuela and that's seen as a tremendous betrayal the venezuelan solid

right now we will not have a dialogue with moyes we can have that dialogue when he has gone in the last two years haiti's economy has suffered a sharp financial decline and a fast climbing inflation rate critics accuse the president and his cabinet of corruption and failing to follow through on promises to improve the national economy. eats it immediately says there's been a tipping point in the haitian people have lost all confidence in the government there is a confidence crisis. people don't trust government peapod obvious they don't expect solutions from government they don't even believe in what they saying and maybe that's why they don't then it's because for eight days now because they are free they don't know what to say to reconvenes didn't know what to see to really make people believe. tensions remain high or across the city demonstrators preparing for more clashes with police have set up street barricades all over town some taking advantage of the chaos have looted shops and grocery stores in the center of town. there have also been attacks on the presidential palace most re

demonstrations began in the capital port au prince last thursday protesters are calling for jovan and moyes to resign angry over rising inflation and government corruption india's prime minister is threatening sanctions blaming neighboring pakistan for the worst attacks in kashmir in decades on thursday a car bomb attack on a military convoy in indian administrate kashmir killed at least forty four people . headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world stay with us. on the fourth of march one nine hundred fifty seven a thirty four year old algerian revolutionary commander was captured by french paratroopers during the battle for the capital algiers he was taken to a farm outside the city and summarily executed by a french army officer. algeria's national liberation front had launched its war of independence and as commander in algiers this man was the prime french targets. in custody he bravely resisted interrogation even impressing his enemies. another will take my place he proclaimed and in doing so inspired thousands to go on and the chief has dreamed of independ

renewed calls for more protests continuing to demand the resignation of the president a condition that moyes has made no indication of accepting the more moderate figures of the opposition are calling for a national dialogue one that includes voices from all sectors of haitian society however remains to be seen both sides will be able to find a lasting resolution to the ongoing political crisis when we're up a little dizzy to port au prince. of a vote is likely to play a major part in nigeria's presidential and parliamentary elections on saturday jobs are increasingly scarce and the cost of living is rising arma toss about young people in the capital of her own looking for change. absolutely mohammed says he's voting for the thirst time in saturday's election but he is frustrated the twenty year old from his school and confines work to try and survive he sells water on the street take him to lot of the lot here i want the government to look after the pool and give us jobs i also want to deal with insecurity in the country. when president mohammad do behati won the election four years ago he

i think after protesters take and demanding haiti's president step down from now moyes to quit at least eight people have been killed in the protests haitians are angry about rising food and food prices that as government corruption and i. reports from the capital port au prince opposition leaders say they will continue to call for moyses resignation. the streets of port au prince are quiet. but many fear the violence which is gripped the country for more than a week could begin again at any moment the anger here stems from a government audit which discovered more than two billion dollars in development funds are unaccounted for the money in question was part of an oil assistance program called bit look at a difficult time. for president. we've. but what i've. been spending. all those. lies they don't realize the evidence of mismanaged funds can be seen across the country in unfinished infrastructure projects like this half built overpass even renovation the national parliament building a multi-million dollar effort financed in part with bit to get even money is still far from completed

haitian capital demanding for the president to step down protesters in port au prince one juvenile moyes to resign for not investigating allegations of corruption in the previous government over petro korea bay venezuelan subsidized energy program moore is who is personally involved in the scandal has repeatedly said he will not resign that we take to the streets to protest about inflation in health care we're here to fight corruption. go back to allow him today we're saying no to corruption in impunity we want to know what happened with the picture of how the money the situation is horrible discovered by the president must go to his no place in our country we want him out of office as soon as possible. sierra leone's president has declared sexual violence and national emergency it follows outrage over the rape of a five year old girl who was left paralyzed from the waist down president julia's mother beer also announced an increase in the maximum sentence the sexually motivated crimes from fifteen years to life in prison. sudanese protesters are calling for the release of activists deta

venezuelan subsidized energy program moyes who is personally involved in the scandal has repeatedly said he will resign. president has the clarity sexual violence a national emergency it follows outrage over the rape of a five year old girl who was left paralyzed from the waist down president. io also announced an increase in the maximum sentence for a sexually motivated crimes from fifteen years to life in prison. the berlin international film festival is underway dozens of films will be screened during that festival several of them vying for the top prize the golden bear and this year many are directed by women and in baba reports. a burly named braces the film festival says our feet is a into the man who's stepping down after eighteen years in charge to the stars were out for the opening movie the kindness of strangers it's danish director lotus figure is one of seven women who have a film in competition hoping to win the famous golden bag the actress heading the jury says that can only be a good thing that's nima shows and just cinema is changing and women are breaking through i hope

are demanding the president step down accusing him of inaction against corruption president over now moyes is refusing to resign president donald trump will meet north korean leader kim jong il later this month and that meeting will be held in vietnam. trump use social media to tell his followers that his representatives have left north korea after productive meetings and that he's looking forward to seeing kim advancing the cause of. those are the headlines. story. with us. pressure is growing on the venezuelan president nicolas maduro but can the international community convince him to resign and how much difference with a new round of sanctions make to an economy that was already near collapse before this crisis began this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program my name is peter dhabi internationally isolated and with the economy near collapse pressure has been growing on the venezuelan president nicolas maduro to step down the list of countries recognizing the national assembly leader one go ido as the interim president is growing but the majority government at least for now

haiti suffering from a failing economy and skyrocketing inflation president moyes is being accused of systematic corruption an official order to report in january implicated him in the best moment of. it also accuse former ministers of a possible misuse of development money by venezuela. the government makes the budget just for them this is not how you provide change the government took their money and spent it on themselves people who don't deserve it. during his election campaign is a promise food on every plate a money in every pocket my little. we went to elections a part of the population voted i am president i am ready to speak to all my brothers and sisters over the difficulties the country is facing to my brothers and sisters in the opposition the doors open so as to reach a solution you know. since moises inauguration two years ago inflation has risen to fifteen percent. bakeries have closed people can't get a loaf of bread. many people are calling the protest food riots saying they can no longer live without the basics the u.s. has recalled all non-emergency personnel and th

also campaigned with haitian senator accused of narco trafficking but his name is guy philippe mr moyes later appointed a member of mr. philippe's political party as haiti's head of public security. and the yell of us protests continue in france see if we've got this picture here i want to show you if you have it look at that car with the eiffel tower right behind that's a little bit eerie isn't it the circumstances that made us question if protesters are impacting investors in france and for more on that we go for an update to paris and here's our two correspondent charlotte dubinsky as antigovernment protests in france reach their thirteenth week questions are now being raised about the impact that they're having on the country's ability to attract investors the french economy minister has said the country's image remains intact but he's also said that investors political leaders and private actors all asking questions and with good reason to the government has tried to stem the protests with promises of a national debate to concerns and it's offered a package of measures for low earn

people are demanding the president steps down accusing him of inaction against corruption or java now moyes is refusing to resign despite months of demonstrations. we went to elections a part of the population voted i am president i am ready to speak to all my brothers and sisters over the difficulties of the country is facing to my brothers and sisters in the opposition the doors open so as to reach a solution a thai opposition party has bowed to pressure from the king to reverse its nomination off his sister for prime minister in a palace statement king longhorn described princess bed for office as inappropriate and unconstitutional the thai rak such our party wanted her to run against the prime minister a former army general who led a military coup in twenty fourteen the election commission will have the final say on the princess's candidacy australia is the largest city sydney has been lost by severe storms causing flash flooding and cutting power to thousands of homes the downpour follows record rain in queensland last week which led to flooding in the state's north west australia's ag

people in haiti have vowed to keep protesting until president juvenile moyes resigns as an uneasy calm in the capital port au prince following days of violent anti-government demonstrations by the president's announcements of new upcoming economic measures many say it's not enough reports. were in port a prince where there is a sense of calm that's returning to different parts of the city as you can see people are out and about there is vendors out on the streets selling different products this doesn't mean that tensions are gone it doesn't mean that the discontent is over there are still pockets of unrest in the city where demonstrators continue to call on the resignation of the haitian president for those who have the means some have begun leaving the country for those who don't the discontent continues they continue to voice their concerns their anger over widespread poverty over worsening living conditions and over the issue of corruption the united states there are reports that the united states is planning to send food aid to help prevent a humanitarian crisis here in the country

resignation of president shut down maurice the general right now we will not have a dialogue with moyes we can have that dialogue when he has gone in the last two years haiti's economy has suffered a sharp financial decline and a fast climbing inflation rate critics accuse the president and his cabinet of corruption and failing to follow through on promises to improve the national economy cities not connected with each a to me says there's been a tipping point in the haitian people have lost all confidence in the government so there's a confidence crisis people don't trust government people would obvious they don't expect so lucian's from government they don't even believe in what they saying and maybe that's why they don't see any it's because for days now. because they free they don't know what to say to reconvenes to know what to see to really make people believe. tensions remain high or cross the city demonstrators preparing for more clashes with police have set up street barricades all over town some taking advantage of the chaos have looted shops and grocery stores in the center o

haitian capital demanding for the president to step down protesters in port au prince one juvenile moyes to resign for not investigating allegations of corruption in the previous government over petro korea bay venezuelan subsidized energy program moore is who is personally involved in the scandal has repeatedly said he will not resign if we take to the streets to protest about inflation in health care we're here to fight corruption. love him today we're saying no to corruption in impunity we want to know what happened with the picture of how the money the situation is horrible discovered by the president must go to his no place in our country we want him out of office as soon as possible. sierra leone's president has declared sexual violence and national emergency it follows outrage over the rape of a five year old girl who was left paralyzed from the waist down president julia's mother beer also announced an increase in the maximum sentence the sexually motivated crimes from fifteen years to life in prison sudanese protesters are calling for the release of activists detail.

broken out again in haiti and demonstrators say they won't stop until the president resigns a job moyes is refusing to step down despite more than a week of rallies which have killed at least eight people were up and i reports in the capital or to prince. dozens of people wait anxiously for a chance to fill containers with clean water. it's a scene playing out across much of port au prince as unleashing wide political crisis continues to wreak havoc on the economy and day to day life. people come from all over from very far searching for water i'm very badly affected by what's going on i can't see my children to school i can't get anything done much of the city is virtually shut down and commerce has been brought to a slow grind at a local market frederico one year says people don't have money to buy food and she's worried that violence will start up again. if everything is more expensive now the country is on lockdown you can't go uptown or downtown to buy anything. in other parts of town protesters continue to march on the streets demanding the resignation. the president should know.

resignation of president jacques then worries about a general right now we will not have a dialogue with moyes we can have that dialogue when he has gone in the last two years he's economy suffered a sharp financial decline and a fast climbing inflation rate critics accuse the president and his cabinet of corruption and failing to follow through on promises to improve the national economy cities do not connect the part of each a to me says there's been a tipping point in the haitian people have lost all confidence in the government so there's a confidence crisis people don't trust government people would obvious they don't expect so lucian's from government they don't even believe in what they say and maybe that's why they don't see any it's because for eight days now. because they don't know what to say. they don't know what to say to really make people believe. tensions remain high across the city demonstrators preparing for more clashes with police have set up street barricades all over town some taking advantage of the chaos have looted shops and grocery stores in the center of town. there

well now to haiti where the president juvenile moyes is refusing to step down despite weeks of anti-government demonstrations at least eight people have died in the on rest which respond over rising prices and government corruption. has more from the haitian capital port au prince. after a brief calm on thursday protesters once again took to the streets of port au prince demonstrators marched near the presidential palace calling for the resignation of the haitian president the crisis has put much of port au prince on a sort of lockdown businesses are are closed schools are closed people are having a very difficult time finding access to water and finding access to food we went out today and saw dozens of people protesting on the streets near the presidential palace but we also saw parts of port au prince that are sort of returning to a sense of normalcy people once again walking on the streets of the city vendors once again selling their products on the streets but there is still a lot of discontent left here in the city people are not convinced by what the president said that they a solution

renewed calls for more protests continuing to demand the resignation of the president a condition that moyes has made no indication of accepting the more moderate figures of the opposition are calling for a national dialogue one that includes voices from all sectors of haitian society however remains to be seen both sides will be able to find a lasting resolution to the ongoing political crisis when we're up a little dizzy to port au prince. of a vote is likely to play a major part in nigeria's presidential and parliamentary elections on saturday jobs are increasingly scarce and the cost of living as rising arma toss about young people in the capital of her own looking for change. absolutely mohammed says he's voting for the thirst time in saturday's election but he is frustrated the twenty year old from his school and confines work to try and survive he sells water on the street taking the law does the law here i want the government to look after the pool and give us jobs i also want to deal with insecurity in the country. when president muhammadu buhari won the election four years ago he p

renewed calls for more protests continuing to demand the resignation of the president a condition that moyes has made no indication of accepting the more moderate figures of the opposition are calling for a national dialogue one that includes voices from all sectors of haitian society however remains to be seen both sides will be able to find a lasting resolution to the ongoing political crisis went up a little dizzy to port au prince. survivors of one of the west us high school shootings have held a vigil in florida one year on from the massacre students and families held in minute silence at monterey steinman douglas high school in parkland where fourteen students and three staff members were killed last year the shooting was carried out by a form of people. u.s. tech giant amazon is ditching a billion dollar plan to build its headquarters in new york the development deal announced in november was set to bring twenty five thousand jobs to the city but political opposition and a backlash from taxpayers has forced the online retailer to abandon the project christensen nummi reports. the anno

are demanding the president step down accusing him of inaction against corruption president over now moyesis refusing to resign president donald trump will meet north korean leader kim jong il this month and that meeting will be held in vietnam. trump use social media to tell his followers that his representatives have left north korea after productive meetings and that he's looking forward to seeing kim advancing the cause of. those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story. with us. pressure is growing on the venezuelan president nicolas maduro but can the international community convince him to resign and how much difference will a new round of sanctions make to an economy that was already a collapse before this crisis began this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program my name is peter dhabi internationally isolated and with the economy near collapse pressure has been growing on the venezuelan president nicolas maduro to step down the list of countries recognizing the national assembly leader. as the interim president is growing but the government at least for now shows lit

. >> it's an emotional time in moye life, for sure. >> his behavior has worried those close to him.dancings in a park after ditching his security team and he was skating on frozen ice on a lake near his pastor's home. >> and chicago police placed two brothers under arrest. they said they know they know jussie. >> it's awful what happened to jussie. it's not my guys. >> it's still unclear, but police ceased a "empire" script and more. >> he said he was attacked by two men in ski masks last month. >> it felt like minutes but it probably was 30 seconds, honestly. i noticed the rope around my neck and i started screaming. >> for the latest, go to e.t..com. >> kevin frazier was back stage with all the superstars. turns out nobody was more overwhelmed that nobody was more surprised about it than herself. ♪ come on come on come on let me tell you what it's all about ♪ . i love you, mama. ♪ i can't -- >> singing with smoky robinson. i had to pinch myself. i grew up on those songs. it's a dream come true. >> that performance should have hushed any critics. >> thank you, yeah. the thing about

and does not account for the nature of moyes am amp la attit. they could have and should have measured the noisy mission noiss from the other schoolyards in the neighborhood. dan newcome, the co appellant here, is and was a sound engineer with professional experience. he used a professional grade noise measurement equipment and measured noise from the -- which according to the salter report, would be a considered unhelpful and a nuisance. so, let's look to the ceqa guidelines identified by the city of san francisco and the project sponsor in order to gain exemption status and avoid the proper and necessary environmental review. minor addition to schools, class 14. it reads, consist of minor additions of existing schools within exiting grounds where they do not increase original student capacity by more than 25% or 10 classrooms. which is more. the french american international school, nor the san francisco planning department mentioned this section 15314 of the ceqa california guideline. as if this section does not exist. it applies specifically

has days of mass demonstrations demanding the president driven emery's step down actions of accused moyes and his administration of corruption and mismanaging the economy in the poorest nation in the western hemisphere at least seven people have died since the his precious began this month at say i mean as an economist and professor he says that government concessions have brought some calm. we think that was well received by a lot of people. and we feel there's a little bit more calm right now it's more stable from the past three days so we hope this step b.d. cannot continue but it coming be for the past three four years we didn't have you know support from the international community you know sort of picture guy response from the venezuelan government it's ended so it's very hard to put government to keep up and i was so bad. economic decisions look bad management and also carson so those things actually make the people in. the situation even poorer every day because we can't create new wealth as the demography a population that is worrying every day so it's become more difficult now t

broken out again in haiti demonstrators say they won't stop until the president resigns but juvenile moyes is refusing to step down despite more than a week of rallies at least eight people have been killed and you have apollo reports from the capital port au prince. dozens of people wait anxiously for a chance to fill containers with clean water. it's a scene playing out across much of port au prince as a nation wide political crisis continues to wreak havoc on the economy and day to day life. but people come from all over from very fast searching for water i'm very badly affected by what's going on i can't see my children to school i can't get anything done much of the city is virtually shut down and commerce has been brought to a slow grind at a local market frederico money says people don't have money to buy food and she's worried that violence will start up again that said that if everything is more expensive now the country is on lockdown you can't go uptown or downtown to buy anything. in other parts of town protesters continue to march on the streets demanding the resignation of pr

protests in haiti hundreds of thousands of people have been demonstrating demanding president juvenal moyes step down at least seven people have died nigeria's government says the death toll from last week's attack him could do no state has doubled to more than one hundred thirty people women and children were among those killed by gunmen across several villages mohammed's day has been to meet some of the survivors. the two year old is shock was sub you is one of the survivors a wood block tuck by hundreds of men armed with guns and machetes. ishaq was killed with a bullet wound to the arm but twenty two members of his family including his wife four children and there's a limit on further what killed him younger imagine going on like that you know will they go back to no no hold or anyone left what wrong did we commit to deserve this brutality several villages in any in could do no state of north or no judio are tucked among the rules of the bodies found while at least twenty two children under the age of ten these. at the hospital in could do nothing or to mco days taking care of her two g

renewed calls for more protests continuing to demand the resignation of the president a condition that moyes has made no indication of accepting the more moderate figures of the opposition are calling for a national dialogue one that includes voices from all sectors of haitian society however remains to be seen both sides will be able to find a lasting resolution to the ongoing political crisis went up a little dizzy to port au prince. a south african businessman i.j. has had his arrest warrant cancelled he was wanted for allegedly offering bribes in two thousand and fifteen minutes past the infamous south african family cues that having had a corrupt relationship with then president jacob zuma has more now from johannesburg . south african police have cancelled an arrest warrant for indian businessmen and jacob was issued nearly a year ago for corruption charges and his two brothers are accused of collaborating with former president jacob zuma and his family to steal hundreds of millions of dollars of south african public money things that the book has and zuma deny south africans waited fo

about rising costs economic stagnation and corruption that a strange one the president has given in moyes to step down or a bird and rally has more. a man shot dead by police his body lying near the presidential palace as angry crowds gather in protest. hundreds have arrived from haiti slums to the capital approach of ponds with a message for president jovan i'm willing to step down. i want to believe that i know everyone in haiti is asking for jordan to leave but he refuses we ask ourselves does he want to die in power or does he want people to put the country down like the let us come up on the court i mean this situation because a president juvenal was a come go to school he's a thief and he must go if not will burn down the whole country where in the streets until he leaves. for haiti suffering from a failing economy and skyrocketing inflation president morsy is being accused of systematic corruption and official ordered his report in january implicates him in the embezzlement of phones it also accused former ministers of a possible misuse of development money loaned by venezuela. wha

england manager gareth southgate made the trip to georgia, seen here alongside david moyes and robertod at the moment, seen here with brazilian legend ka ka. well, proceedings got under way with local hero gladys knight singing the national anthem in her home city of atlanta, despite many african americans criticising her decision. while the half time entertainment was provided by maroon 5. they accepted the invitation after a number of artists reportedly turned down the opportunity. they managed nine hits crammed into their 13—minute set. but on the field it was the patriots who just about got over the line to make a bit of history. 0ur reporter seth bennett was watching. super bowl liii may not live long in the memory for many, but i think the implications of what happened here potentially well. you look at the new england patriots, and they really are a dynasty, a north american sports side that has built since 2002 when they won their first super bowl title to winning their sixth here in atlanta. an impressive turnaround for that club. may led by bill belichick, the coach, and tom

resignation of president shut down maurice so that it's not right now we will not have a dialogue with moyes we can have that dialogue when he has gone in the last two years haiti's economy has suffered a sharp financial decline and a fast climbing inflation rate critics accuse the president and his cabinet of corruption and failing to follow through on promises to improve the national economy cities the not connected to each at a meal says there's been a tipping point in the haitian people have lost all confidence in the government so there's a confidence crisis people don't trust government people would obvious they don't expect solutions from government they don't even believe in what they saying and maybe that's why they don't see any it's because for eight days now. because they frame they don't know what to say to really convenes to know what to say to really make people believe. tensions remain high or cross the city demonstrators preparing for more clashes with police have set up street barricades all over town some taking advantage of the chaos have looted shops and grocery stores i

will not step down a week after violent protests saw the deaths of at least eight people germinal moyes has called for dialogue demonstrators are angry over rising prices and corruption. chinese president xi jinping is expected to meet key members of the u.s. trade delegation as part of efforts to end a trade war between the world's two largest economies u.s. treasury secretary steven menuchin is in beijing to work out an agreement on tariffs british m.p.'s have rejected a motion to support the government's bret's that strategy hardliners in the prime minister's own party threw out the plan because it appeared to rule out the u.k. crashing out of the european union without a deal. those are the headlines join me for more news here after inside story do stay with us. africa's largest democracy ghosty the film is director president parliament and governance corruption insecurity and economic uncertainty that now your ability to remain white story. brings you coverage of the issues the candidates and voters nigeria have books. the end of the super jumbo dream airbus is killing off producti

you're going to make money it's hard to lock up your money in moye mind for such a low yield for suchiple risk we need to get beyond that >> it is a little hard to fathom, but i think for my people, certainly for me, many people in the show, people watching the show, much of our lives really from the late 1960s all the way up until the 1990s yields were sharply higher than they are today when you this i about the context of the world, what was going on over that period of time, there was a big inflation mistake on the part of the federal reserve in the 1970s. >> real rates matter a lot rates aren't that shocking they used to be two to three >> if you get a deal when it comes to chooirn, what does the market do? does it employ up, or is it all priced in? where is the risk? >> a gentleman was saying perhaps there's not, and the trade deal hasn't been entirely priced in. my view is that the majority of what the market has done is based on two things, right it's based on resolution of trade, and it's based on the fed remaining relatively dovish. i think what's been most interesting is if