an ozzie and u.s. meeting and out of the 10 member countries only 3 leaders showed up the rest sent their respective cabinet ministers so that could be perceived as a counter snub the president snaps of not showing up here now of course everybody hoped at least time and hope that this big big trade bloc deal would be agreed at this summit thailand is still quite hopeful that they'll be a positive signal but what all of the main stumbling blocks there. well the biggest holdout as you mentioned in the report is india india is really concerned that opening their borders lowering or getting rid of tariffs would create a big influx of cheap chinese goods to their massive consumer market so they have been issuing or they have been demanding more and more demands exemptions from from regulations that would affect all the others and so it came as somewhat of a surprise. eyes this morning when the ozzy and sharon prime minister of thailand actually announced that there will be a. announcement of success but we'

s claims with a member state of ozzy on how do they link together the e.u. as the biggest single market and singapore as a relatively small city state the morning well singapore as well it of the small iraq that when you look at the population of the size of the area of the land but if you look at trade in the if you look at the economy it's pretty significant the trade problem with germany is roughly around $15000000000.00 euros you can compare that for example to canada which is slightly larger than singapore but the trade value is similar so this is an if it can for the area for the german economy ok so what significance does this deal have for german businesses well german businesses get all the benefits that a trade agreement usually gets it gets lower tariffs that means lower costs for the companies less bureaucracy for example it also means that we have agreements on emission of standards and if you need to pick it's to go into a specific country but it's also a good sign for international trade right now because we see almost daily new terrorists com

s 1st trade agreement with a member of the association of southeast asian nations or ozzy on a group of countries in the region that have teamed up 'd to promote economic growth of a deal aims to eliminate most terrorists within the next 5 years exceptions are some fisheries and farm products bilateral trade and goods alone between the e.u. and singapore stands at $53000000000.00 euros per year it's hoped the agreement will result in iraq of up to 10 percent in bilateral trade the e.u. is already singapore's most important export destination for services and singapore is one of the e.u.'s margin trading partners in southeast asia earlier i spoke to kevin hyde nice he's a foreign trade expert at the association of german chambers of industry and commerce and i asked him why the world's biggest single market and a relatively small city state were so eager to link up. the morning well singapore is relatively small you're right when you look at the population of the size of the area of the land but if you look at trade in the if you look at the economy it's pretty significant the trade o

within the region to sort of divided influence within ozzy on it and cambodia has been a very willing office to that let me ask just one last question and to mr and say at this point do you say having been out of the country for all these yeahs and potentially attending various stand do you feel hopeful for your country at the state yes it would be about so because they's not only to issue restarting democracy in cambodia but the issue of. expansionist policy with. a restart a in cambodia. yeah we would be a fact of pisa and. not allowed china not to build any military facilities i think this so conceded ation has has opened a discussion about the border and we will leave it there for now at story will be continuing to watch very closely thank you to all of our guests sam rainsy graham on the web and benjamin's a wacky and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion do go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter hand

also here with us, ozzie pabar.e writes the new york today column for the times and is a veteran new york metro reporter who's been covering bloomberg since '03. fun fact, since '09, he lived with the honor of having been called a disgrace by mayor bloomberg at a news conference when he upset the mayor with a question about extending term limits to both of you, thanks for hanging out late at night on a monday. >> thank you. >> when you were last in that chair on live television on this broadcast, your answer about mayor bloomberg blew me away because i heretofor didn't know how you felt about him. repeat that for our viewers and couch it in terms of how you now view the race. >> sure. i think mayor bhoomberg is interesting because he actually has an impact on americans that is far beyond running a single city though it is the largest city in the country. he's changed the face of health and public health not just in the united states but around the world, thinking about his campaign against smoking, for example, and

together and joins and i guess every case does not all smiles yet but just briefly tell me trump skipping ozzie and we will asian leaders snub his advice. well i won't hold my breath for this special summit about something i invited the leaders here for because you know there is not really any point and this is not just me saying that it was regarded as a not by the u.s. president did not show up here to give you context obama during his 8 years in office he went to 70 down summits and only missed one you can see the government shutdown at this point some thailand especially as. he. well daryn is that the u.s. did not show up at the high level delegation here ok we'll have to leave it there phil and those in bangkok buy from well the heaviest rains in years have soaked parts of new south wales in australia welcome relief in a region experiencing some of the was drought ever but longer term the full cost the still grim. videos have gone viral showing children a new south wales wallowing in the mud and a happy drenched young farmer takes a selfie with her relieved livestock the weather bureau say

tackling and there's one that passed bit ago that they're looking to move forward through this right so ozzy on is 14 of the worst countries in the world in terms of ocean borne plastics are here in oz and i think this year was an important year the country's got together they came up with an agreement the bangkok declination on ocean option marine debris which was signed in july and it's going to basically streamline a whole bunch of new areas of cooperation to try to reduce the flow of plastics into the ocean from this region has a good history actually of cooperating in areas where they find agreement this was a big one others have been for example human trafficking response to natural disasters so there are ways that i can really make a lot of progress when they come together and this is a good example one that's been used as a bad example of human rights when you look at human rights how do you think us and deals with that which is different so i was young remember is it's a club of governments it's 10 governments that get together all the time and you know that the way the ozzy on work

formatting ozzy's every goal is absolutely the right should suck it means and columnists who play many people in afghanistan think it's wrong for women to do schools trying to stuff the. bottom of the net continues to coach against teams not to touch it here on the flight tests 45 minutes on d w. welcome to the what is the game here want to. talk about. that's no. one. would football be without people like him robert love and dusky is the bundles latest best striker he put a white 13 goals in his 1st 9 matches.

actually gets its act together enjoying every little smiles you have but just tell me trump skipping ozzy and we will asia lead and snub his advice. well i won't hold my breath for this special summit that invited leaders here for because there is not really any point and this is not just me saying that it was regarded as a snob by the us president trump did not show up here just to give you context obama during his years in office. went to 7 of those down summits and only missed one due to the government shutdown at this point thailand especially if you're. sorry that the us did not show up with a high level delegation here have to leave in f.l. and those in bangkok some of the heaviest rains in years have soaked parts of new south wales in australia welcome relief in a region experiencing some of the was drought ever but longer term the forecasts still graham. videos have gone viral showing children a new south wales wallowing in the mud and a happy drenched young farmer takes a selfie with her relieved livestock. the weather bureau says parts of the state received nearly 100 millimeter

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leaders from southeast asia china japan and other regional powers are meeting in bangkok for the annual ozzie and summit participating nations are hoping to reach an agreement over an economic partnership and set a code of conduct regarding disputed waters in the south china sea. an indigenous land defender has been shot dead and another wounded by illegal longers in brazil's amazon paulo jaro was reportedly attacked and shot on friday he was part of a group that was formed to combat logging gangs the killing increases concerns about escalating violence against amazon forest protectors thousands of people have marched in buenos ira's annual gay pride parade participants called for an end to hate crime and violence argentina led the way for l g b t rights a lot america becoming the 1st country in the region to legalize gay marriage in 2010. the eastern german city of dresden has become known in recent years for anti islam protests well this week the city council passed a resolution stating that it was dealing with a nazi emergency it was proposed by a member of a satirical party but was it a s

still needs to be ratified we reckon with indonesia on an agreement but the goal is of course all the ozzie and countries to have a you oz in agreement because the asian countries get more interconnected as the trans-pacific partnership already there is there are c e p with china which is really a big economic zone so the european union and germany the companies they need to step into the asian market kevin had no thank you very much. police in malaysia say they've broken up a massive investment scam syndicate being run out of china police arrested $680.00 suspected telephone fold sists you're in a raid off the groups at cordy's around $100.00 suspects managed to flee the scene more than 8000 mobile phones were seized in the operations investigators believe the detainees are chinese nationals who were running a telephone scam targeting victims in china. now let's have a look at some other business stories making headlines today the telecom will face all huawei technology over the next 2 years and that ongoing discussions of security issues with the chinese company that's according to a germ

partnership host thailand say talks have been conclusive an announcement is imminent china wants the ozzie amusing to approve the deal as it would act as a counterweight to its tariff war with the us. would you use your party with the current global situation experiencing complex and profound changes especially with the slowdown of global economic growth the asean plus 3 cooperation offers a valuable experience on the strength of cooperation that will help boost confidence among regional countries. is sure. to do will include 30 percent of global g.d.p. and cover half the world's people but india is concerned about a flood of cheap mass produced chinese goods hurting small businesses and its economy many here for the u.s. is disengaging from the region leaving china's growing influence on checked something washington denies. the trump administration xix trimly. and firmly committed to this region. after skipping the summit president donald trump has invited southeast asian leaders to a special summit in the united states early next year. well the summit is still ongoing we'll have more on

ozzie stocks up by 4/10 of 1% ahead of the rba decision.e than expected. trading new zealand also seeing gains of just over .5%. shery: let's check in on futures. u.s. futures gaining ground, up 1/10 of 1% after u.s. markets rose to fresh highs. we have energy leading the gains in the past session as we have oil jumping the most in six weeks. wti and brent at the moment under pressure. take a look at china futures. up .5%. this after those better than expected chinese manufacturing data we got last week. that is it from "daybreak: asia." standby for bloomberg markets: the china open. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. >> it is 9:00 a.m. in beijing. w

more withcreates ozzie on then with the united states. we are talking about this u.s.ilateral trade volume as if it is the central axis of the world trade economy. i think even if you have some kind of recovery or rollback of tariffs on both sides, the degree of suspicion is still very high. the culmination of tpp, which southeast asian countries also join, means again southeast asia becomes a very multidirectional trade player, to its benefit. technology is the new battleground. what does that look like in the next 10, 20 years? >> great question. , it would tug-of-war be nice if we could focus the trade war conversation on what what it has really become about. we do not talk enough about that factor, but technology is a broad category. again, solar panels are technology, industrial robotics our technology, clean energy, all these things where china has been investing hundreds of itlions of dollars, so, yes, will remain very central. the thing is we can already know today what critical technologies are, where the highest value added is, where r&d money is going, and a

secretary general antonio good terra's used the ozzie and summit in bangkok to urge me and maher to solve the wrong refugee crisis and help them return nearly a 1000000 people belonging to the muslim minority fled to neighboring bangladesh 2 years ago in what the u.n. has called a campaign of ethnic cleansing. london's vietnamese community has held a mass in the catholic church to honor the 39 people who died in a refrigerated truck container last month the vietnamese migrants had tried to enter the united kingdom illegally the driver of the truck has been charged with manslaughter and human trafficking. in france 100000 homes are without power a storm obviously battered the atlantic coast strong winds continue throughout the day but the storm is expected to lose strength as it moves eastward. now move over apple soon the world's most valuable publicly traded company may not be from the tech bubble of silicon valley but from the hot desert of saudi arabia after years of delay and amid new security threats posed by rival iran state oil giant a ram co is on the verge of going public the mov

ozzie, let me ask you this.hen it comes to bloomberg versus the president of the united states. you have 52 billion versus the president's worth of $3.1 billion. it's a great trolling point, i'm sure. wealth could work for or against bloomberg, couldn't it? >> the thing that michael bloomberg would say he made his own where donald trump inherited some of his, and some of my colleagues call into question how that was accumulated. but michael points to his finances, his fortune as sort of his resume. he said i made this kind of money as a good manager and that's what helped him get into city hall. he relied on his acumen as a businessman and relied on voters. when you line up the numbers with donald trump, i'm sure it's something that raises a lot of eyebrows and for most, it's numbers they can't even fathom, but that's something michael bloomberg will be relying on if he does enter do ininto the rac >> wealth isn't the ontario measurement of who's going to be president of the united states, but it certainly stick

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and 5 story for meanest ozzy attain the entire team here and i hope i can ask you. is a popular filming location in france when it comes to stories about drugs cried and radicalization tired of negative stereotypes youth worker it's nanny dooney is we claiming its image by putting its young resident behind the camera. the stories be don't often hear told by the people who live them. this is europe on al-jazeera. new leaders place children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds in work his mother is dead her father is gone and killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is the least you home an overcrowded refugee camp of 23000 people surrounded by armed militia groups celine wants answers she says she wants to be asking the questions and so we traded places inch took the microphone will we find peace how can we make the violence stop when will i be able to return home. by egyptians of the well to beaches in the sport

another opportunity you know they talking about 3 weeks is without the revisit the coaching issue but if ozzie flick continues to win why change things until the end of the season that might be an option as well all right chris. thank you. the city of town give me a base in the end of the rainy season with its annual bloom festival events gives the playing with fire a whole new guy mention a huge homemade hot air balloons loaded with fireworks throw sparks into the crowd below judges right the balloons according to their decorations and light shows that your ration of flights a well made public can step for at least 40 minutes. this is day w. news coming up next in news asia hey what's up. india i think switzer's want to know how it happened. when in japan a 2nd time to subway grow for us we find out how they are fighting back. the filipino film festival showcases the turmoil a face by many people when struggling with race and identity. will hop those stories i want to go to use asia in just a moment i'll be back at the top of the hour in the meantime of course as always the web site. of the.

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p. now includes the ten member ozzy on block along with china japan south korea australia and new zealand. but it does not inclulude the us. regional trade ties with the u. s. have deteriorated since president donald trump pulled out of the transpacific partnership nearly two years ago. but holding a private business events nearr the azan summit washington insisted it was still investeded in the asia pacific. the trump administration is extremely and gary just in and fully committed to this region. the us china trade war has given new impetus to the r. c. e. p. members especially backer china are eager to finalize the deal amid the uncertainty caused by the terror of war waged by the world's two largest economies. the sweeping free trade pact could be signed as early as next year. meanwhile the trump administrationon has said it wil issue special licenses for us companies to do business with our way shortly. some two hundred and sixty firms of applied for exexemptions from washington's effective blacklisting of the tech giant. google is perhaps the most high profile american officials hav

ozzie on leaders instead of go into the meetings prefer to send their foreign minister is an even g 7 last time was not able to agree on anything and issue at joint communiqué so in this situation some say they've riggs is rising and growing and probably weaning west. for a bigger role in global decision making than it is in full swing here in the city of brasilia of brazil's capital weidman putting is already here he was the last leader to join the group and we expect many interested meetings and comments later on wednesday. there's a big brother watching your every move where one is confined to works of fiction but now privacy concerns are being raised again with a federal inquiry opened into the u.s. in the u.s. of a google's latest efforts to collect and share data the tech giant says it's been harvesting personal information on the health of millions of americans and sending it to medical care provider here's the world quarter. it wasn't too long ago that a person who thought he was being watched all the time might have been written off as a bit delusional but nowadays he'd be li

little economics or the choice that's what we're calling is vote conservative although for the dregs it ozzie and it would seem going by opinion polls and opinion polls on. just a snapshot of how some want to. go by those opinion polls they are going to be voting conservative which is credible so here marcus it may say that boris johnson wins the election but not with a a significant majority i mean he faces the same fate as jeremy corbyn i would imagine i mean this is really kind of both of them are in the same boat right now it has to be decisive and it's going to be a winner take all because corbin will not survive or i would have to tell me if the tories don't do well enough then boris johnson's heads on the block to marcus. well peter if jeremy corbyn does not this general election that he's going so you step down it's quite simple boris johnson has started to win with a majority the conservatives have to emerge on the center but that's what's we've as a majority government which remains bits of the concert is how it's going around $300.00 insurgency m.p.'s now that is quite a small orde

mean 3 weeks is what the buy a camp is communicated in terms of revisiting the coach situation but if ozzy flick does well in these next 2 fixtures that lie ahead of biron maybe gives himself a lifeline to the winter break but i like austin vango right now because biron i think of the in the long run at least into the into the season they're going to need a big name a lot of big names in the locker room it didn't work out with kobashi didn't respect him at all really and showed its ugly face you don't want to relive that situation so i'm sure the hunt is on and will get the news and will reported as we have received chris huntington did on his book thank you. and the city of the town gave him in morrison of the end of the rainy season but its annual. festival event gives the term plague a fire a whole new dimension i should have made a hot air balloons loaded with fireworks throw spock's into the crowd belong on judges right the balloons according to the decorations that light show and how long they stay in the well may blue states out for at least 40. 5 minutes. made in germany coming up

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because ozzy international the director of human rights watch for israel and palestine has vowed to continue his work as off the big expelled on monday from israel tel of eve accuses a mostly kid of supporting a band boycott movement on the country which it sees as a strategic threat. israeli government has been trying for 3 years to expel human rights watch their rationales have different have differed most recently really government claim that we call for boycotts of israel and their focus has been our work on the illegal settlements we do not take a position on boycotts of israel what we do across the world is document abuses by all actors including businesses and call for actors to refrain from contributing to rights abuse in order to comply with their obligations under international law and when we applied that universal call to the illegal settlements in the west bank israel said it was a call for a boycott and under a new law called revoke my work permit and then deported me on november 25th human rights watch has long been critical of the israeli government's rights record and the co

brothers, lizzo, shania twain and the night's leading nominee, post malone who is performing with ozzyorne and travis scott. but no performance is getting more buzz than taylor swift. ♪ shake it off ♪ shake it off the ama's honoree for artist of the decade may be shaking off her very public feud with her former record label after accusing them of forbidding her from singing her old hits on the show writing on twitter, this is wrong. urging fans to let scooter braun and scott know how you feel about this. braun purr k-- purchased the bi machine label, posting his own plea writing on instagram his attempts to have an open discussion have been rejected sharing a screen grab of an alleged death threat against his family and writing, with safety becoming a concern, i have no choice other than to publicly ask for us to come together and try to find a resolution. >> it's got out of hand. people need to come together and have a conversation. >> reporter: braun writing to taylor, you can and should perform any song you like at the amas. >> i would almost guarantee we'll hear older songs. the pe

post melone picked up the favorite hip hop album of the year trophy and performed a duet with ozzy, also performed. the jonas brothers performed i am only human. green day took to the stage to perform classic hits but taller swift rules the night beating michael jack son's record for the most wins. >> thank you i am so lucky to get to do this. >>> from music to the movies, frozen two was the hottest film in theaters this weekend and it shatters a few records. >> what will i do without you. >> frozen two made it's debut six years after the first movie became the biggest animated movie of all time. it made $127 million in the united states, it's the highest grossing weekend movie for an animated film world wide. it's expected to have a strong second weekend too because kids are home. >>> it's a holiday party featuring the san francisco gay men's chorus. >> it's the most wonderful time of the year. >> the series of performances is called the holidays are here, to learn more we are so happy to be joined by the artistic director. >> thank you, mike thank you, good to see you both. matthew and

ozzie, sonoma county and hallsburg in particular everything is still here. most beautiful times in north county. the holidays are around the corner. it is just a fun and family focus place. the historic plaza is one the most beautiful places i think of that i've seen in california. come to hallsburg we are open for business. we are an ice cream and pie shop. we have been here for about five years now. we started when we were young. and over here we have christian. >> and i will talk to christian. right.caramel the co-owners mississippi mud pie. >> is the second? >> this is espresso ground ice cream. >> for the local folks is there a favorite in hallsburg? >> that's right. yes they like the cookie ice cream. is the most popular ice cream. >> what makes for great asking? is there something that you use that makes her special? >> i think showcasing local farms is one of the key ingredients here. from gail and down the street to porch farms. >> farm to scoop. >> speaking of the scoop, there he is the man himself. it is zero calories. remember that. >> i think he

superstar musicians taking the stage includes jonas brothers, lizzo, and post malone, performing with ozzietting more buzz than taylor swift's. the nominee for artist of the decade may be shaking off her public feud with her former record label after accusing them of forbidding her from singing her old hits on the show, writing on twitter, "this is wrong," urging fans to "please let scott borchetta and scooter braun know how you feel about this." braun now writing on instagram that his attempts to have an open discussion about this have all been rejected, sharing a screen grab of an alleged death threat against his family and writing, with safety becoming a concern i have no choice other than to publicly ask for us to come together and try to find a resolution. >> i think it's got out of hand. people need to come together and have a conversation. >> reporter: braun also writing to taylor, you can and should perform any song you would like at the amas. >> i would almost guarantee we're going to hear older songs. the performance certainly on a poignance it wouldn't have ordinarily had. >> you

i used to make the joke all the time in "ozzy and harriet," what did he do for a living?e first time saw home life and work life. >> is this the comedy spot? >> no, this is the comedy spot. >> rob. >> buddy. >> sally. >> mel. >> rob. >> sally. >> buddy. >> it's your turn. say rob. >> rob? >> beautiful. >> oh, wonderful. >> somebody asked me to do a situation comedy after i finished being on the show of shows because situation comedies weren't very good. they didn't mirror life. i asked myself, what piece of ground do i stand on that nobody else stands on? well, i worked as an actor and a writer on a variety show and i write about what happens at home. at home, i talk about what goes on at the office. >> are you doing this because you're afraid of alan? >> no, i'm doing it because i respect alan brady. a man of his caliber has great firing power. >> it's a hybrid of family life, work life. and you cared about them like a family because you saw them together every day. they were a family. >> hi, everybody. >> hey, mr. peterson. there's a cold one here waiting for you. >> i

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and 5 story for meanest ozzy attain the entire team here and i hope i can ask you. what do you protesting about how does the weather on line. directly translate it's slave labor if you join us on set this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice. through the discussion and i'm here to talk about the solutions. every . new yorkers are very receptive to. because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective. those are the top stories on the al-jazeera the u.s. house of representatives has passed a resolution setting rules for the trump impeachment inquiry the 1st formal vote on the issue in a divided house the resolution is adopted without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for weeks testimony has been conducted behind closed doors these new. witness appearances public the us president donald trump has described it as the greatest witch hunt in u.s. history rosel

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colombia after alex to minard defeated it didn't before that the bad boy of tennis nick kyrgios set the ozziesn their way when he won the open in singles rubber against gonzales 64 and 64 elsewhere argentina comfortably took care of south american neighbors chile to go schwartzman defeated christian garren 62 and 62 after guido paya had beaten nicolas jari in straight sets to set argentina on their way to argentina and completed a 3 mil sweep by winning the doubles 2. cleveland browns n.f.l. star myles garrett will appeal his indefinite suspension for striking another player with a helmet on wednesday garrett who number one pick in the 2017 draft was at the center of a mass brawl during the browns game with the. pittsburgh steelers last thursday at one point he ripped off the helmet of pittsburgh quarterback mason rudolph before hitting him rudolph was not seriously injured the n.f.l. have suspended garrett for the rest of the season without pay it's the biggest band ever handed out by the n.f.l. for a single game incident that's not a great look for us sport and neither is this in the n.h.l.

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