mehmet cherokee is managing editor of the daily star newspaper he joins us on skype from istanbul and pavel felgenhauer is a defense and military analyst he joins us from moscow in russia welcome to all of you let me start with you here here in the studio so is there deescalation deal basically dead. well. it was dead from the very beginning because we felt from early on that. the a sterner track was meant to abort a ceasefire agreed upon by the security council resolutions that there was there were periods of of relative calm at least right was there is an angle a sion going under but violations start the next day the agreement or signed it live as you said was the last one among those the escalation areas but the issue is not between the rebels and the regime it is one between the people who are being the main victim of all this deescalation thing and now tens of thousands of them are being displaced and they don't have any place to go why will it killed anyone barred meant we're going to come to the humanitarian aspects of this but 1st before we move on to that i'm curious to know what y

let's bring in our guests pavel felgenhauer is a defense in a military analyst is joining us now from moscow tariq roaf is a nuclear arms control specialist he's joining us from vienna we have with us paul schulz he's the former director of proliferation an arms control at the british ministry of defense and he's joining us from london thanks very much for being with us on inside story welcome to all of you gentlemen pavel over in moscow so put in had announced this missile back in 2018 but how significant is this deployment today. well it's run us with a lot of hype as a great great achievement that. there's a lot of kind of p.r. going out to the russian public that this but this russian number one in the world and you clear armaments though of course it's not a new missile per se it's a very old misao actually the missiles were that on which these guards are deployed are about 30 years old they were built in the soviet times known in the west as s.s. 19 and in russia as were store. but this is an old misao with the 8 if warhead reentry vehicle and and the yes this is innovative that

restore a level playing field the european producers in these are many producers it's biodiesel from pavel currently exports raw $400000000.00 euros worth of it a year over the european bio diesel market is worth an estimated $9000000000.00 euros. last rainforest covers millions of hacked. off the democratic republic of congo it's a central part of the earth's natural defense against global warming but it's on a severe threat from a perfect storm of mismanagement corruption and poverty surprisingly a lack of electricity. in the democratic republic of congo chan called production is taking its toll on the rain forest millions of families in the impoverished country rely on charcoal for cooking and that's eating away at the congo basin forest. making charcoal involves chopping down trees and slow burning the wood in covered of ends all of which comes at a high price for the environment. and with their own hector of trees we get at least 600 sacks of coal with a quarter of a head out we get between 120 and 150. 1 stack costs around $30.00 the trade in chuckle known as mikalah is worth million

pavel: you can bet on it. we'll continue to look at his portfolio. vision fund portfolio has over 80 companies. some of them will be great investment and great returns. some of them already area. -- already are. but there are many others that remain in question. shery ahn: thank you. our bloomberg technology reporter joining us from tokyo. in japanay in-- stay because we are getting the bank of japan october meeting minutes. most members say the downside risks remain significant abroad. no increase and the possibility of the momentum loss. we've seen of overhauling their performers guidance and adopting a new pledge to keep short-term and long-term interest rates at their present levels or lower as long as -- for the risk of momentum towards that 2% inflation being lost. billion before the $120 a fiscal measures out of the government in japan. we will have the japan open next. this is bloomberg. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new ge

other people which is also dangerous development expert pavel climbing says steps have to be taken to solve the issue because it is less controlled there are more opportunities for them to to organize things and to to be in control basically i think rick ignition and greater regulation of the sports will will will benefit it and will help to fight off the far right influence these changes could go a long way to ensuring the far right and hooligans don't have a fighting chance to recruit through mixed martial arts. business update africa next i'll be back at the top of the hour i'm going to. burst. home. of species. we're sitting. here those are big changes and most start with small steps to. tell stories of creating these people and innovative projects around the world. used to green solutions and be forced to.

the families parents and children were newspaper sellers or paper collectors pavel could tell they made a mixture of paper and cobblers glue and then molded it to look like german dolls watched all the supporting me you from all they don't want mommy to go next they're sad dolls that tell us a lot about people who didn't have very happy lives must be some entity of the equivalent of this solution if you're going to use the minority and only way i'm reading please no i just include the confusion on springer if they know that look there's a piece of spanish newspaper here in the army can even see the date we lost 951 sequin to you. over the years people from all over the world have gifted dolls to the museum located next to the hospital it used to be a primary school. because. there are 3500 dolls in the museum's collection. total are part of lisbon's cultural heritage. it. could be a celestial be cut going to spiritual message the characters enjoy. why. mrs d w news live from berlin pope francis christmas eve mass as christians around the world celebrate the birth of jesus after a year t

the families parents and children were newspaper sellers or paper collectors pavel could tell they made a mixture of paper and cobblers glue and then molded it to look like german dolls washed that's a better way to see me use mall there are money to go next there sat dolls that tell us a lot about people who didn't have very happy lives was the symmetry of it will be this solution even if the men aren't fully home of reading please lying is simply because he will come spring out if they know that look there's a piece of spanish newspaper here in the army can even see the date we'll all 951 see when to you zip code. over the years people from all over the world have gifted dolls to the museum located next to the hospital it used to be a primary school. there are $3500.00 in the museum's collection. they too are part of misprints cultural heritage. in india breathing easily is considered a privilege. millions of the nation's city and rule residents suffer from in. pollution. but necessity is the mother of invention scientists and ordinary people are fighting the air pollution with surpri

also won't be able to host international sports events for the next 4 years to russia sports minister pavel kolob says that what is decision is politicized. but if it is. my opinion and to that of lawyers the water decision runs counter to a number of sports norms as well as the international olympic committee's charter and other legislation and we will bring this out of jury in the appeal trial yes that have been violated in connection with the athlete listening coach we're not going to deny that it's a proven fact and listening to himself has admitted to it and he will now face the punishment as well as his coach's nickname would be. over the past few years we've essentially built a whole new system of the founders of the earlier saga and now russia's a limb pick and ellen pick committees it has a completely transparent management system in the past rushes a ministry of support and was accused of interfering with their activities but now there are no such accusations and the recent check of the result confirms this its work was evaluated and satisfactory bar the next go round the council

other people which is also a dangerous development expert pavel claiming says steps have to be taken to solve the issue because it is less controlled there are more opportunities for them to to organize things and to to be in control basically i think rick ignition and greater regulation of the sports will will will benefit it and will help to fight off the far right influence these changes could go a long way to ensuring the far right and hooligans don't have a fighting chance to recruit through mixed martial arts. this is the news these are our top stories a global summit has begun in geneva aimed at finding better ways to support the world's growing number of refugees the 1st global refugee forum brings together politicians business leaders and refugees the u.n. says 26000000 people have fled their home countries because of war and persecution . pope francis has taken a major step towards dealing with sexual abuse in the catholic church by removing the cover of papal secrecy the church had been accused of using the rule to cover up cases of abuse. u.s. plane make a boeing is to in

pavel klymenko works for fare network.e, one of 150 matches attended every season to help report discrimination to uefa. fare has a job on its hands. in the last month alone, top players have protested against racism in italy and the netherlands and, in ukraine, midfielder taison was left in tears after monkey chants from the crowd. this is what he'd heard. monkey chants from crowd. in england recently, an fa cup match was abandoned after alleged racism from away fans, and when the national team faced bulgaria, there were monkey chants and nazi salutes. bulgaria's punishment from uefa was a fine and a one—match stadium closure. i don't think anyone's in agreement with the punishment that was handed out. they have to diversify, and i hope that happens, sooner rather than later. currently, an all—white male panel decides what's racist and what isn't. ceferin is committed to changing that. we need more diversity in the disciplinary committee. you have to have people who felt that abuse, because they look at it differently. th

the memorial site is set to add a new exhibition rooms to accommodate all the visitors pavel's to vicki says the an ending stream of guests says posed a real challenge. the numbers of visitors that we are getting are already overwhelming this is la just to clean difficult operation so we are also planning to build a completely new visitor center that will be slightly at the side of the historical . site of the comp and it will also help us from this very well just a good point of view or. even the better december cold doesn't stop people visiting the parks in the canal concentration camp. here the nazis murdered more than 1000000 people mostly jews they died 3 manju tristian disease or in the gas chamber. now the barracks a crumbling but renovation work has started the goal is that they look like the original yes a steady enough to withstand hard winter is a task that may take decades to accomplish. was vanya thought just tough it's important to dismantle the barracks with very careful consideration for the historical location of the challenges to integrate the necessary store onus and

all the people which is also dangerous development expert pavel claiming says steps have to be taken to solve the issue because it is less controlled there are more opportunities for them to to organize things and to to be in control be sickly i think rick ignition. great the regulation of the sports will will will benefit it and will help to fight off the far right influence these changes could go a long way to ensuring the far right and hooligans don't have a fighting chance to recruit through mixed martial arts. and for more on that now i'm joined here at the big table by julia tornadoes she is one of the authors of the report you just saw and she also happens to be and a world champion it's good to have you on this show. talk to me about this sport why do you think mixed martial arts is is the place where it's easy or more easily. able to recruit people for the far right to be one of neo nazis attracted to the sport that you love that's a good question but i guess from experience and i also know from experience that that's the closest to the street you know it's like it's like ea

pavel klymenko works for fare network.nded every season to help report discrimination to uefa. fare has a job on its hands. in the last month alone, top players have protested against racism in italy and the netherlands, and in ukraine midfielder taison was left in tears after monkey chants from the crowd. this is what he'd heard. monkey chants in england recently, an fa cup match was abandoned after alleged racism from away fans, and when the national team faced bulgaria, there were monkey chants and nazi salutes. bulgaria's punishment from uefa was a fine and a one—match stadium closure. i don't think anyone's in agreement with the punishment that was handed out. they have to diversify, and i hope that happens, sooner rather than later. currently, an all—white male panel decides what's racist and what isn't. ceferin is committed to changing that. we need more diversity in the disciplinary committee. you have to have people who felt that abuse, because they look at it differently. that could help fare's work enormously. r

khomeini khamenei never failed to state that everything he did would be determined by islam sooner pavel islam he had always dreamt of you know state in the sharia law which ruled a very important part of it was the rights of women the family law and everything that was why he had been sent into exile because he had objected to the right of women to vote the floor on french television khomeini was asked who would really run when the shah was gone are you. sure you. anything. no no it won't be me will choose a council and in this council there will be a parliament elected by universal suffrage. that was the big lie here but the majority believe it. between all part of the society too good for changing the system i. think to show that there were people out on the streets with with. carts saying. if the show has gone shot the show has left and they're free think i mean it was just an expression of. we were in a group we were always in the streets the streets were absolutely packed and there was a huge sense of solidarity all this had quite a euphoric in fact i stop. here. meeting. and i was

also will be able to host international sports events for the next 4 years russia's sports minister pavellub called says waters' decision is politicized. to the principle in my opinion and that of lawyers the wider decision runs counter to a number of sports norms as well as the international olympic committee's charter and other lives. and we will bring this out for the jury in the appeal trial yes there have been violations in connection with the athlete listen code we're not going to deny that it's a proven fact and listen coherence self has to it and he will now face the punishment as of well as his coach we would need. over the past few years we've essentially built a whole new system of the founders of the saga are now russia's and in pick and ellen pick of committees it has they can actually clique transparent of the management system in the past rushes a ministry of sport was accused of interfering with their activities but now there are no such accusations and the reason of the other saga come from this work i was evaluated and the team satisfactory pari the. band and the council

and china do say they are developing similar systems defense analyst pavel felgenhauer tells us that russia is pushing this announcement for political reasons . the chair no a master just going very strong on all the russian t.v. and other propaganda out 'd that this is russia's number one in the world that we have and no one else has which the sonics and is true and that. this sounds good for the russian people. but also. the actual military properties how much of this rush we had the russians who were the are somewhat questioned by experts but with the public it goes down well and also of course in the united states many experts on the fed that you're a little bit also were waiting out of proportion the russian the chines meds because they have their own agenda they're presenting congress and to the public that there is a russian threat the russians are ok and that means they should get more money from the budget so catch up. now work on a nasa robotic rover is nearing completion ahead of its journey to modest next year to search for any evidence of life it's even hard to the missi

is we pavel happens at 560 powell and 680 sutter. at powell the additional unit was perhaps a clerical error. it's difficult to see where within the building a unit was eliminated. and at 680 sutter the unit removed was located at the ground floor and was converted by the academy in 2003 to create space for an academy art gallery which has operated there since. as i mentioned the 34 resulting properties include three new properties to be added for academy use al these are along the van ness corridor with two for institutional use and the other for student housing. going from south to north they are 1142 van ness a private community facility, 1948 van ness former retail and 2550 former a hotel. and just to reiterate that there are nine properties being withdrawn from academy use. perhaps notable of which is 1055 pine street which contains residential rooms and cannot be used as student housing moving forward. i know that is a brief overview of the properties involved and the work to be performed. so if there are any questions about sp

systems we have got with us now defense analyst and columnist on skype from moscow it's nice to see you pavel hypersonic what is so special about this and if it's going at $27.00 times the speed is down how much faster is that than a quote unquote conventional missile. oh no this is early conventional missiles have the same speed and actually this is not a new this is a no soviet missile known as nato as s.s. 9 d. but this is old misawa. produced and there were during the cold war so to bring in brand new war head. so-called reentry vehicle that's going to fly not by a ballistic trajectory where he goes back from space and there is react messier but will perform different on that rat it maneuvers to battle possible miss out a bad system so this is a new war with a new with an old beside the rushes the robot new missiles that's that's a fact but they're not not yet deployed right so short story the right out if i use a generic term like that right i can't keep up with a missile like this it's zigging and zagging and moving around and and will evaluate if the radar will see it but the intercept

and china however say they're developing similar systems defense analyst pavel felgenhauer says most russians will respond well to the announcement but there are questions about whether the weapon is all that it's described the turn no a master just going very very strong all the russian t.v. and other propaganda out that this is russia's number one in the 'd world that we have weapons no one else has which to some extent that is true and that this sounds good for the russian people. but also if. the actual merits sri properties how much of this rest really adds the russians here is the i somewhat rationed by experts but little but what you're goes down well and also of course in the united states many experts and i think it will be also blowing out of proportion the russian achievements because they have their own agenda to present to congress and to the public that there is a russian threat the russians are and that means they should get more money from the budget to catch up. flags are at half staff in kazakhstan on a day of mourning for the victims of friday's plane crash the bre

pavel klymenko works for fare network.b on its hands. in the last month alone, top players have protested against racism in italy and the netherlands and, in ukraine, midfielder taison was left in tears after monkey chants from the crowd. this is what he'd heard. monkey chants from crowd. in england recently, an fa cup match was abandoned after alleged racism from away fans, and when the national team faced bulgaria, there were monkey chants and nazi salutes. bulgaria's punishment from uefa was a fine and a one—match stadium closure. i don't think anyone's in agreement with the punishment that was handed out. they have to diversify, and i hope that happens, sooner rather than later. currently, an all—white male panel decides what's racist and what isn't. ceferin is committed to changing that. we need more diversity in the disciplinary committee. you have to have people who felt that abuse, because they look at it differently. that could help fare's work enormously. really clearly doing nazi salutes. uefa charges in 60% of

and china do say they are developing a similar system spoke to defense analysts pavel felgenhauer earlier he says russia is pushing this announcement for political reasons. the turn no a message just going very strong all the russian t.v. and other propaganda outwards 'd that this is russia's number one in the world that we have and no one else has which to some extent is true and that this sounds good for the russian people. but also. the actual military properties how much of this rush really adds the russians are at the are somewhat rationed by experts but little but would you goes down well and also of course in the united states many experts and it will be also wooing out of proportion the russian achievements because they have their own agenda you're presenting to congress and to the public that there is a russian threat the russians are and that means they should get more money from the budget catch up and a strike in libya has targeted an engineering institution a residential district of zawiya the attack on the city was ordered by warlord khalifa haftar and he's the 4th there in

i want to bring in pavel patel, a senior at johns hopkins university studying had you been heal -- studyinglic health. >> thank you. speaker pelosi, how do president trump's recent comments disparaging baltimore as a rat-infested city make you feel and what is your vision for improving cities like baltimore across the country? >> thank you for your question and for remembering my brother tommy. my brother tommy was mayor of baltimore when he was in his 30s. his hallmark as mayor, his vision was to say, i want to rid our society of every vestige of discrimination. and that was his call to action. as far as the president is concerned, this will sound flippant, but he should know about some of that because his son-in-law has been cited for many violations in baltimore, in the apartments that he rents out, there. but our urban centers and our mayors are really giving us great hope as to how we can work together. the president is out of the paris accord. but our mayors and many states and regional multistate collaborations are very important. and the mayors, my father was a mayor, my brother was

pavel: it depends on who you ask.you are asking the manufacturers of equipment, they have said the bottom is hit. , somet the share prices of them are more than double this year. they are getting the orders for chips that are yet being made. the bottom might be some time off. paul: the bloomberg technology reporter. thank you for joining us. let's get a check of the latest business flash headlines. forit suisse blamed its coo a second spying scandal at the bank. again, painting his peer as a rogue operative. he has been blamed for the first incident and was allowed to resign in october. he has been declared as having been fired and stand to lose $4 million of stock as a result. shery: bmw is under scrutiny from the fcc over its sales reporting practices just months after the regulator fined yet chrysler for similar issues. contactedit has been and will cooperate with the investigation. paid $40sler million. the fcc said it was fraudulent. paul: chinese video sharing app tictoc is said to be considering building a glob