the us pegs the benefit to indian exporters at around $7 billion a year. that update from mumbai. bitcoin prices have fallen sharply to below $8,000 after google announced it was removing all advertisements related to crypto currencies. facebook made a similar move earlier this year over concerns about scams in the market. one of the biggest industry players still believes that tighter regulation is needed. xrp is a digital asset related to ripples tech, last year up related to ripples tech, last year up almost 20,000%, the best performing of all digital assets. the reason is because ripple solves real problems for customers, working with regulators. people are recognising bitcoin may be the napster of digital assets. what i mean is that napster showed what digital music could do. but napster tried to circumvent laws and trademarks and royalties, and what have you. in a way, bitcoin tried to avoid regulation, to have anonymous transactions. that is not what ripple is doing. in the same way napster graduated to spotify and itunes, the third generation may b

good there are many spotifyles you can peg against? emily: like who?pwas a netflix netflix.d say there are a massive amount of subscribers. i think what is perhaps even stronger with spotify is that it is a much more cash efficient model. otify gets paid on day one for the subscriptions and they do not have to fund entire productions, like netflix, and the cash required to run the operation of spotify is substantially less. emily: you talked about how this is a liquidity event, which investors like yourself need. what does this mean for the european tech ecosystem? >> i think it is phenomenal that we have the biggest listing ever of a technology company. from a smallg country up north and it has a dynamo of the stock ecosystem, during my 22 years as v.c. has surprised even me. and there are a lot of companies shadowsnging up in the of spotify. and a few of the other big players. that it consists of people who have first-hand experience with these great companies and spotify is probably the biggest and finest of them all. go, but: we have got to i have

twice the chinese super league side lead but twice they were pegged with adriano scoring their secondcond half —— po. when french striker anthony but them in front for the third time there was six minutes left for the quay league side to find another equaliser. instead the home side scored again, with the former milan striker alexandra pato scoring in stoppage time to complete a four to scoring in stoppage time to complete afourto win. scoring in stoppage time to complete a four to win. that puts them clear in second place in group e, three points ahead of kashiwa reysol, who suffered a shock defeat, the only goal of the game in injury time to learn the hong kong premier league side theirfirst points. learn the hong kong premier league side their first points. former champions guangzhou ever grand remain unbeaten in group g after a 2-0 remain unbeaten in group g after a 2—0 win atjade you united were serbian international rifled in the opening goal on 27 minutes and brazilian forward carvalho got the second ten minutes later. in the other game in that group, the time champions twice l

peg told us about this early here playing a big role in the election is a very powerful state a mining company called cambridge and then they had a car then you would get a guess who is the main funder of cambridge analytic. robert byrd's surgeon digger you're going to hear more in the article that girl is going to do something one day your baby is going to be subject to television host because his hair's too long and weird but maybe like a back tattoo artist or something you know. which i assume is called a fact true artist i mean why wouldn't i want it but seriously this just goes to show that if you harp on a story and i hammer away at it and don't stop talking about it the corporate media will cover it about a year after it's relevant. surveys and media is on top of this cambridge analytical story like white on rice like white on the oz ckers you know they're. they've got. they've got facebook on their heels trying to explain how they allowed this data to be used by the trump campaign to manipulate peta people so so when exactly do you think they'll notice that in the wiki leaks pr

the currency is pegged to a basket of currencies.ou are trying to have an independent monetary policy as well. you have to balance all this and it's difficult to have everything, so the currency may be at risk at some point if the capital accounts, which is not a problem right now, but if you have capital outflows at some point, the currency market is under pressure to balance the capital account and independent monetary policy that could pegged the currency in the long run does not work in a gift will be a challenge and we do not know what will give, but it is some thing week and i on. yousef: the other thing to look out for is what is going on with the trade rhetoric from the united states. the response we have seen from china. they plan to cut import tariffs on all toes and -- autos and consumer goods as well. the china stepped into empty space left by the more isolationist u.s., a more expanded role for china? >> that is hard to tell. chinaou can say is that so far has downplayed the risk of a trade war because china has a lot to

also, they have pegged to the u. n. to the dollar.hey need to buy a certain a mount -- amount to keep them relatively stable. mark: president trump will speak in 10 minutes on the spending bill. michael: the white house website says at 1 p.m. the president will attend a bill signing ceremony. the spendingto bill, the government would in theory shut down at midnight. members of congress have scattered, they have headed across the country because they thought they have finished. even if the president called up the leadership today, they would not be able to vote on it. you would have a temporary shutdown. the president has wide discretion as to what he would shut down. he kept museums open and things like that during the brief shutdown a few months ago. the americans might not notice it if they come to a quick agreement. they have been fighting about these issues for years. it is unclear where he is going with this. people find out more. michael mckee, thank you. ncaa, up, in honor of the will bring youe our own tournament. this is bloo

they're obviously many good comparables and peers that you can peg spotify against.e who? >> netflix is a pretty good one. caroline: the think it's a that valuation, you think? >> in other similar gross margin. -- growth margin. spotify has a stronger growth rate. it is international. it has a massive amount of subscribers. i think what is perhaps even stronger with spotify is that it's a much more cash efficient model. spotify gets paid on day one for the subscriptions and they don't have to fund entire productions like netflix does. consequently, the cash required to run the operation at spotify is less. caroline: you talked about how this is a liquidity event which investors such yourself need. what does it mean for the liquidity event mean for the european tech ecosystem? >> i think it's phenomenal that we have the biggest listing ever of a technology company now happening and coming from a small country up north. it has really fueled a dynamism of the stockholm ecosystem during my 22 years as a vc has really surprised even me. there are lots of companies now spr

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it. >> kelly is the one who knocked him down a peg and pulled the clearance. do you think they should have pulled his clearance? >> i don't know. buff having talked to people close to jared, he believes he has the ability to get that clearance. there needs to be an example of why he is not getng. >> would you take that meeting? >> i'm going to answer in two ways. i probably wouldn't have taken the meeting, but i understand why jared took the meeting. let me just explain. here's the problem for business people that go into the white house. the system is set up to block business people. i had to sell my company to get the opl job. $228 million company which has now been tied up for 15 minutes. sittingous. >> i sold it to a large cap global company based in china. so now i have to wait 15 months for regulatory approval or disapproval. never asked for a favor. i just wanted the process to start. as it relates to being a businessperson, jared probably had loans outstanding prior to his arrival in the white house. so now you're in a very tough spot because of the wa

eventually she became one of the best spies in world war ii because she used that peg leg to code asan old lady and the nazis could not figure out where she was and what she was doing. they did not figure out she was american and i didn't know her true identity. she operated behind enemy lines but she was a radio operator and because the counterintelligence radio operators only lasted six weeks before they were killed. she lasted two years. >> and if you want to see her actual radio it's a floor above us right now. >> oh my gosh. >> so we are very happy that you like virginia hall. but they ask you about your first -- joining the cia you think you are going to travel these wonderful places in the world. you might get to go to australia and maybe you'll be in the british station. you got sent somewhere and the cia won't let us know where you got sent but it certainly wasn't the virgin islands. >> no, no it wasn't the ivins. >> this is a somewhat interesting experience with your first boss who seem to have similar ideas that you ran into during training. >> we sold our house in alexand

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the assembly committee heard testimony from peg,s monday about legal marijuana as governor phil murphy pushes to make good on the campaign promise to make new jersey the tenth state. lawmakers are divide on the issue with some supporting legalization and othersed a rekaying decriminalization. throws some headlines we are chasing tonight. >> don't go anywhere. you are going to want to see the story we have coming up after the break. how about this? you may be familiar the nfl combine but did you know? there was one-handed linebacker. will make it? george kozlowski will have details. stay with us. >> welcome back to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. let's check win george kozlowski has the story of the nfl combine. not a typical year this time a lynn bang we're one hand trying to make it in the nfl. george? what do you got for us? >> thanks, bill. one of the best stories to come out of the come bin over the weekend the story of university of central florida linebacker griffin born wut a left hand but look at him when he did 20 before he presses with the left hand. unbelievable story. wil

peg and or fight or so and you know all of this go in here they can not discuss anything serious so it's that lychee of you will be a stepping stone to this summit be to be in trump and team simon to be sure you really can't. pass for future negotiations and ration and exchanges between. having said that i think what it least i find very fascinating is this new role the south koreans found themselves in because they're essentially now acting as messengers between pyongyang and washington rather than you know being a separate party to the conflict and i think that's that's a very interesting development i don't think we've ever had. south korean officials communicating to the americans what the north koreans want do you see any do you see that as a positive development for the careen negotiations because i suppose that when you act as a not a necessarily as a mediator but at least as a go between in the your optics shift a little bit and i think you you try to prepare the base for a compromise a little bit more than the you would if you were acting in your own capacity dawn they would try

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british task to do this and so far nothing from london it's a conundrum it's the question of the square peg into the round hole but yet have to be solved you know and what about you know shut therapy the barbs talking about your david i mean we know the prime minister theresa may she's expected to give a speech on friday and i read that she's expected to suggest the northern ireland maintain sheered and different regulations right so you have your cake and eat it too she could do that i think she will try and do that because it's kind of funny to hear the boris johnson position that the e.u. is trying to use the obvious border to keep britain in the e.u. because the british side is trying to use the border question as a blueprint perhaps for the bigger relationship because after all if we if we can work out a fluid very open easy border between the parts of britain that the zero. a passport and has a land border with the e.u. why can't we do that for britain and france all the rest of the it why can't we have this easy fluid border that the british want to have in an open dynamic trading re

so i think that will put a peg in that, but that's an important point. in terms of the unintended consequences to the mccabe firing, he's talking, and it doesn't sound like he's going to be not talking for at least in the recent future. so you're coming up on a month in april where james comey's book is coming out, he will be doing several press interviews, that's already going to be in the news, now you have this double barrelled lead where you have mccabe, then, add to go that conversation and only putting russia more squarely in the forefront of the news cycle. of course, it's competing with stories like stormy daniels, the important star accusing trump of maybe allegedly having an affair with her and maybe possibly being threatened physically to stay quiet about that, her morning did say that on "morning joe" earlier this week. the point of mccabe being fired is that it only lends more fuel to that russia headline being front and center for trump administration who has had to contend with it for the past year. it's not the thing they want front and c

just look at the operation needed to go in and peg it down again, four days on from the incident.olice officers who risked being exposed that afternoon. i've spoken to a doctor who was there. she's asked us not to name her but she says she came across yulia skripal slumped over the bench, unconscious, not breathing, vomiting and having a fit. she stepped in. she got yulia onto the floor, she got her breathing and handed her patient over to paramedics. she's concerned about what she's come into contact with, but she feels fine. sergei and yulia skripal, attacked as she came to britain from russia to visit him, are not getting better. they remain in a critical condition, as the race to find their assailant — or assailants — continues. tom symonds, bbc news, salisbury. suggestions that moscow may be involved in the attack have sparked anger in russia. the state media has complained of an anti—russian campaign by the west, and amongst the russian people there's little sympathy for the former russian spy, sergei skripal, as our moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg, reports. moscow fee

they said, peg, do you think that you could get through the porthole?there. they lifted me up and i had to go very, very limp. for years, i never even thought about it. i still can't make up my mind whether he did or didn't. there's doubts in my mind. the story of the trial and the tragic events have been mentioned in many publications. but perhaps one of the strangest references is actually in a book about one of my comedy heroes. sid james was one of britain's much loved stars. i can remember watching carry 0n films on video many, many times. but one of the claims is that he had a link to gay gibson. in a biography written by author cliff goodwin, he alleges sid james had an affair with gay gibson in 19116. he also stated that after her death, sid was questioned by police upon suspicion of arranging her murder. if it wasn't so serious, it would be hilarious. i mean, sid's involvement with gay gibson is complete and utter nonsense. what advice would you give to a man asked tojudge a beauty contest for the first time? leave your wife at home, mate! peop

. >>> here at home uber passenger pegged a high price for nodding off on the way home. >> kenny bachmannriends when this happened. >> he blacked out in the uber and woke up two hours later still in the car halfway back home towards his home where his parents are in new jersey. that trip ended up costing him more than $1600. >> whoops. >> he tried to contest it but uber is like, oop, that's what's in there. >> here's the map. at least he got home safe. >>> if you're dragging your feet getting to the gym you could lose your job if you work in sweden. >> okay. ♪ several swedish companies are now -- way too early to be working out. are now making workouts mandatory saying exercise increasing productivity and creating closer bonds among employees. >> yeah, mandatory workouts haven't been very hard to sell. it's because most swedes already believe taking care of your body makes you a better person. don't you want to be a better person. >> no, i like still being the solid person i am. all right, burpees. >> you're on your own for those. . ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happen

guys let's face it they probably are guys should take some time out to change the pattern i think peg dropping the gender pigeonholing and remember that political correctness doesn't wash with women in these times to. join in reading. it and the culture these brands are trying to become an activist in this culture of these and it depends on how well the stunt you sure the these companies have their horse financial motives. for at least for marketing their product in certain ways that. back to consumers and make them more interested and. brings us right up to date all see with the latest news headlines in half an hour. from world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question by the way he's going to be our coach. guys i know you're one of us he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure come out you have to be the center of the problem here with you and you saw all the great british get your the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going let's go. a low as i want to know a

i thought it was really -- it was hard to peg. you know, people were saying was this a dark comedy? it a horror movie? what is it? but it was really memorable. it was really -- it was very different. and i'm glad it got the recognition it deserved. number 2 i have ended up winning best picture was "the shape of water." first of all, i thought any of these three that we say here, "get out," "the shape of water," and "three billboards" were very well deserving of the oscar here. but "the shape of water" was well deserving. guillermo del toro did such a wonderful job. "three billboards" i thought should have won just because it told such a complete story. you were able to see that, right? >> right. that's the only one. i want to see "get out" and the other one. what i didn't like is in the end subject to interpretation. either way it was a great film. >> still fun doing it too. >> ready for next year. >> that's right. >> stay with us. more news straighthead on "e aarad lib live picture-- san francisco it is monday morning and it's a chilly one. we are looking live at san francisco righ

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guys let's face it probably our guys should take some time out to change the pattern i think peg dropping the gender pigeonholing and remember that political correctness doesn't wash with women at least to. read. in the culture these brands are trying to become an activist in this culture of these and it depends on how well it was done you sure the these companies have their horse financial motives. for at least for marketing their product in certain ways that. impact and make them are interesting and. appreciate you joining us this evening here on our international my colleague part which will bring you right up to date the latest news headlines top of the. government this march eighteenth vote with your remote to zante for special coverage of the russian presidential election exit polls opinions real time results monitoring and much more. oh i'm actually guys are most of the guys are report stamped has not yet responded to our invitation to appear on the show but we're still going to try in the meantime let's talk about the things that affect your life and my life stacey lambert what do

this is the very first frame of the match and it is level pegging.s has won four titles, and his first was 18 yea rs four titles, and his first was 18 years ago. if he wins another, it will be a record, joint record with ronnie 0'sullivan, who he beat in the quarterfinals. the final is under way and it looks to be a cagey affair very early on in that match. and sir mo farah has won the inaugral big half race in london. it isa it is a half marathon, if you hadn't guessed. he will now turn his attention to next month's london marathon, where he'll bid to become the first british man to win since 1993. that's all the sport for now. we will have more for you throughout the rest of the afternoon on bbc news. thank you very much. 0lly foster. now we can check out the weather which is still causing problems in many parts of the country. let's get the latest forecast. good afternoon. you are right, because scenes like these are all too widespread. but things are 110w all too widespread. but things are now soaring, and the outlook for the week ahead is the mi

they were pegged back, levelling things up 9—9 at half—time.em in the second—half? they got off to the worst possible start as anthony watson gave away penalty try for a high tackle. that saw him receive a yellow card, and the writing was on the wall for england at that stage. they did manage to score one try. elliot daly providing a superb off—load for the winkerjonny may the crossover, but it raises serious questions for england because they were hoping to go on and win a third six nations title in a row, no one has ever achieved that. this is all being played out against the backdrop of the rugby world cup to come next year, that is what eddiejones has been tasked with, to oversee england go on and win that title. it does raise questions over the performance, the failure to solve those problems and difficulties when they present themselves out on the pitch as they did so against scotla nd pitch as they did so against scotland and failed to do so against france. perhaps the need for a genuine open side flanker to contest the breakdown, an are

she lured him into a tent and when he was asleep took a tent peg and put it through his skull. she exemplified courage which went well in the revolutionary war. werecting two women who and would fight. was the most cited verse for over 100 years, from the king philip's war in 1675 through the american revolution. here is another one that got a good bit of play from jeremiah. he who do the work of the lord to see fully and curse the who keep back the sword from the blood. if that is not a holy war text, that will do. i want to specifically talk about peter and paul. among the various texts in wartime, there was a lot of old testament narrative. that makes sense. there is a lot of war in the old testament. there are a lot of battles. a lot is going on. in so doing, people drew on the texts over and over, they had something ripe for the picking. pacifists tended to point that out. not only pacifists, but those opposed to a certain war, they would say, you can find a lot for war in the hebrew bible, old testament. what about the new testament? this is the case also in the civil war