general motors is meeting with french car manufacturer persia. gm could be selling its main brand in europe, opel. here is why. in 2012, opel posted an operating loss of close to $2 billion. in 2014, losses amounted to over $1 billion. last year, opel promised to break even, but it couldn't. $300 million in losses reported. a lot of these loss on the balance setrehenc expes have pointed to the ntia for synergy between the two countries. for us, there is a strong existing cooperation that could be expanded. but that is not all. >> from the perspective of general motors, it is understandable that given opel's long history of lossmaking in europe, it would try to pull away from risk. from uncertainty. peugeot wants to build a big conglomerate. that is risky. daniel: the opel plant in the west german city of brussels, reactions were mixed. some are skeptical to deal with succeed while others expected both firms to put profit above all else, even at the worker's expense. >> i can't imagine it. general motors has always been concerned with maximizing p

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the rug on the floor here because it could not have gotten to me without money from the place in persiame from. and so on. i am not against money. it is terrific. but it is a terrible mistake , recognizing this, to conclude that therefore we should give huge attention to those who have a lot of it. thomas: money can buy you comfort. it can buy you better health care. it can buy you certain opportunities and a meal at a good restaurant. and those can make you happy if you have got the underlying thing first. if you're in an unhappy marriage, if you are in unhappy work setting, you could have all the money in the world, but it will not buy you happiness. warren: i could take all my money and do what they used to do in egypt, i could use that money to build the biggest tomb ever built, we could have it outside omaha, and i could literally get 50,000 guys to put them in loin cloths and haul granite around and make them forget all about egypt in 10 years. the net product of everything i had done in my life would be the world's biggest tomb, and maybe 1000 years from now people would come to

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we are lucky to have bbc persia giving us that perspective, the tweets being quite different in persontime for the sport now. the new england patriots have returned to their hometown of boston after their record breaking comeback victory in the super bowl. hundreds of thousands of new england supporters turned out for the parade. they were carried in semi—amphibious vehicles known as duck boats. those of you watching in london will know about them. the city is being gripped by a snow storm — but that didn't put people off. the star of the show — tom brady — addressed the crowds. inaudible i told you we are going to bring this sucker home and we brought it home. rugby now. a 51 year old man has been charged over allegations he bugged a hotel room being used by the all blacks rugby team in australia ahead of an international match. it happened in august of last year but the man has only just been charged. here's ben hennessy from the os team. he's been charged with public mischief which is in australia giving the police false information which doesn't give us the real details about his m

used her axis of power in hm persia to literally save her people from genocide. daywhen you stood up that to defend those people of iraq, a proud ancient religious community, you stood as a modern queen esther. your courage in doing so, we honor you today and pledged we will stand with you and for your people in the coming days and sors, and may we also act you can see your dream, all of our dreams, the safety and well-being of the people for realized. -- fully realized. congratulations, my friend. [applause] tomicah: thank you ambassador. we also want to recognize another distinguished guest, the past recipient of the prize. [applause] our next speaker will be the democratic leader of the u.s. house of representatives, nancy pelosi. [applause] rep. pelosi: good morning. what a glorious morning it is, when we can all come together in memory of great champion of human rights, to be with his family that has carried on a andt tradition of respect dignity of work for every person, wherever they are in the world. the rabbi made the case so clearly for our distinguishe

i had been talking also to somebody from bbc persia to get uranium perspective on this dispute.t happened since last night when they put iran on notice as it were, they put iran on notice as it were, they raised the rhetoric. that is dangerous, particularly, in the persian gulf, where the iranians boats, the boats of the reigning revolutionary guard and the us navy are constantly in close proximity. and there is tension there. and this kind of rhetoric of course, raises the temperature and arguably, it moves the us towards a war with iran. do you remember mr trump also spoke, to the national prayer brea kfast spoke, to the national prayer breakfast about making tough phone calls apparently, he had a humdinger with the prime minister of key ally australia. it has been revealed that the first presidential phone calls with malcolm turnbull ended abruptly after a heated exchange over a referee deal, the us had agreed under obama to resettle more than a thousand mainly muslim refugees turned away from australia. this is what mr trump thought of that.|j what mr trump thought of that.”

they had a swastika in persia, way before national socialism came along. >> radcliffe defended asatrus comments disturbed murray, who let him know how much when he returned to his cell. >> you just made us look like a bunch of [ bleep ]. >> i tried to talk to you about this i swear i did. sorry, marcus. i apologize. try not to get mad at me, man. >> you just sank my boat. >> later we told murray we recorded his exchange with radcliffe and asked him to explain it. >> i was a little man. i mean, it -- he didn't mean any harm, he just -- ignorant of the conduction of leadership roles, and i think now that he has seen that it upset me and knows that it's not really how we do business, i think he's changed his point of view. >> murray hopes to also change the point of view of prison officials. he will soon have a hearing with administrators to appeal their ban on group worship services among asatru members and have it removed from the list of security threat groups. robbie mcanally faces another challenge. he not only feels isolated from his young son but his boyhood friend who just happen

[laughter] and she used her power in ancient persia to literally save her people from genocide. vian, when you stood up that day defending yazidis of iraq, the proud ancient religious community, you stood as a modern queen esther. for your courage in doing so we honor you today and we pledge that we will stand with you and for you and for your people in the coming days and years. may we also act and soon see your dreams, indeed, all of our dreams, the safety and well-being of the yazidi people fully realized. congratulations, my friend. [applause] >> thank you. we would also like to recognize another very distinguished guest who has joined us, the past recipient of the lantos prize. [applause] >> our next speaker will be the democratic leader of the net states house of representatives, nancy pelosi. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. what a glorious morning it is when we all can come together in memory of great champion for human rights tom lantos, to be with his family, which is carried on a great tradition of respect for the dignity and worth of every person whatever those

tata motors has been looking for , anders such as in persia it looks like now that bulls wagon may be helping it -- push todd will help got into market. they will be developing cars were emerging-markets. the genevanounced at auto show in march. there is no guarantee an agreement will emerge. some of the market are saying it is still unclear the partnership will take -- what form the partnership will take. it is no surprise that company factories are a large size of the indian empire. there is a great potential for growth. >> this could be a game changer for tata? >> you know what, it will probably give tata motors a boost, but it is unlikely to be a game changer. the increasing competition in the indian car market -- everybody is in it from fiat, , and others. the thing is tata motors has sing a lot of money in its home market. they have been relying on the jaguar mostly. let's bring in the shares. there is a large number of revisions over the past month. 75% of analysts we spoke to have revised down the est imates, not looking good at all. this hand-picked santos or was ousted, and

they had a swastika in persia, way before national socialism came along. >> radcliffe defended asatruhis comments disturbed murray, who let him know how much when he returned to his cell. >> you just made us look like a bunch of [ bleep ]. >> i tried to talk to you about this i swear i did. sorry, marcus. i apologize. try not to get mad at me, man. >> you just sank my boat. >> later we told murray we recorded his exchange with radcliffe and asked him to explain it. >> i was a little man. i mean, it -- he didn't mean any harm, he just -- ignorant of the conduction of leadership roles, and i think now that he has seen that it upset me and knows that it's not really how we do business, i think he's changed his point of view. >> murray hopes to also change the point of view of prison officials. he will soon have a hearing with administrators to appeal their ban on group worship services among asatru members and have it removed from the list of security threat groups. robbie mcanally faces another challenge. he not only feels isolated from his young son but his boyhood friend who just happ

mark: breaking news, gm and persia set to discuss a $2 billion evaluation for gm opel unit as european business, a price that includes a billion dollars in cash, assuming $1 billion in liability, this is according to people familiar with the matter, we manufacture are targeting reaching a framework agreement as soon as reportinghen peugeot earnings. the transaction i should stress could still fall apart, the key sticking point it seems is identifying ways to cut costs with unions and government -- that unions and government would support, looking to make the sale financially feasible because they have overlapping model lines and industry overcapacity. developing news on the gm peugeot potential deal. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from bloomberg world had quarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. , the i am mark barton european close roughly 16 minutes away, precision on bloomberg, let's get back to the market, the bond market, the reflation policies of president trump and geopolitical risk in europe. -- $180us is the billion in assets under management. is the trump train running out of steam o

before written in the world's history and this article goes on to talk about people from the lands of persia and being here in san francisco and it is 1852, and san franciscos have figured out that people from the middle east, south asia, muslims are a critical part of the fabric that makes san francisco the place that it is. and this is what our communities have always faced sometimes recognized as being part of the fabric of this place and sometimes they fail to protect us, and this is a moment in time where we g et to choose which history we want to go with. and ip want to thank you for making sure to pass this on to push on this, to make sure that this is ordinance is robust and absolutely, thank you, thank you, thank you. for making sure that the private right of action is part of this. like you said this is history that we are creating. this time we are going to get it right. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> good morning, my name is kristine, and i am the teacher and program manager for the mothers esl program and, again many of my students are here this morning. and we are her

soldiers who had been born in germany and ireland, not to mention england, france, russia, mexico, and persia. group aerated arlington. by then -- group buried at arlington. by then, lincoln had gone so far as to conclude that a higher had governed this transformative change in american society. remember, lincoln would say all me a few weeks later that the war continue -- only a few weeks later that if god willed that the war continued, the judgments of the lord are true and righteous altogether. here he was saying in that final message that god had governed something else. this is astonishing and seldom discussed. i regard our immigrants as one of the principal replenishing streams which are appointed by providence to repair the ravages of war. appointed by providence. think of it. malice toward none on immigration. andined by god to heal replenish a nation ravaged by war. it's a pretty breathtaking claim , and if it sounds a little like the modern dialogue on immigration, that's because it is. where i began, with the presidential message, the last lincoln ever gave to congress. remember tha

that would be the persia of persian gulf. but when the new u.s. national security advisor took to the podium on the white house briefing room yesterday and said that the administration was "putting iran on notice," when the white house press secretary followed that up by saying about iran "we are not going to sit by and not act on their actions." we're not going to not act. when the white house yesterday surprised everybody by threatening iran with something but we don't know what nobody gave the u.s. military stationed all over iran's backyard nobody gave the u.s. military in the region a heads up. a spokesperson for the u.s. central command in the middle east told the guardian newspaper they had no heads up whatsoever that the white house was about to threaten iran from the podium in the white house briefing room. they heard about it just like all the rest of us did, when it happened. despite the fact that they're actually there they're the ones right there in sy reach of iran and its military. a spokesman for centcom told the "guardian" "we saw

before written in the world's history and this article goes on to talk about people from the lands of persiaand being here in san francisco and it is 1852, and san franciscos have figured out that people from the middle east, south asia, muslims are a critical part of the fabric that makes san francisco the place that it is. and this is what our communities have always faced sometimes recognized as being part of the fabric of this place and sometimes they fail to protect us, and this is a moment in time where we g et to choose which history we want to go with. and ip want to thank you for making sure to pass this on to push on this, to make sure that this is ordinance is robust and absolutely, thank you, thank you, thank you. for making sure that the private right of action is part of this. like you said this is history that we are creating. this time we are going to get it right. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> good morning, my name is kristine, and i am the teacher and program manager for the mothers esl program and, again many of my students are here this morning. and we are here

persia, whose of methods of projecting elite power through complex, elite, rich cuisine triggered a strong round of emulations and reformulations that laid the foundation for greek, roman, and later european food ways. to the extent that i have a beef with professor lowden, this five minutes could have all been food puns really easily. with her characterization of what scholars call the columbian exchange, this idea of alfred crosby from the 1970's, basically the columbian exchange stands for the exchange of all kinds of living things, whether they are microbes or plants or animals. that was triggered with columbus' first encounter with the new world at the end of the 15th century. if i am understanding her correctly, she argues that because the transfer of new world plants to the old world occurred without -- and i think this is a quote -- the accompanying new world technology, meaning the exchange was more or less a one-way, east to west transfer. had to rehydrate the chilies, for ansys. or you had to soak the maze to get the kernel out of the husk. to make it nutritive and not sort of q

before written in the world's history and this article goes on to talk about people from the lands of persia and being here in san francisco and it is 1852, and san franciscos have figured out that people from the middle east, south asia, muslims are a critical part of the fabric that makes san francisco the place that it is. and this is what our communities have always faced sometimes recognized as being part of the fabric of this place and sometimes they fail to protect us, and this is a moment in time where we g et to choose which history we want to go with. and ip want to thank you for making sure to pass this on to push on this, to make sure that this is ordinance is robust and absolutely, thank you, thank you, thank you. for making sure that the private right of action is part of this. like you said this is history that we are creating. this time we are going to get it right. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> good morning, my name is kristine, and i am the teacher and program manager for the mothers esl program and, again many of my students are here this morning. and we are her

before written in the world's history and this article goes on to talk about people from the lands of persia and being here in san francisco and it is 1852, and san franciscos have figured out that people from the middle east, south asia, muslims are a critical part of the fabric that makes san francisco the place that it is. and this is what our communities have always faced sometimes recognized as being part of the fabric of this place and sometimes they fail to protect us, and this is a moment in time where we g et to choose which history we want to go with. and ip want to thank you for making sure to pass this on to push on this, to make sure that this is ordinance is robust and absolutely, thank you, thank you, thank you. for making sure that the private right of action is part of this. like you said this is history that we are creating. this time we are going to get it right. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> good morning, my name is kristine, and i am the teacher and program manager for the mothers esl program and, again many of my students are here this morning. and we are her

before written in the world's history and this article goes on to talk about people from the lands of persia and being here in san francisco and it is 1852, and san franciscos have figured out that people from the middle east, south asia, muslims are a critical part of the fabric that makes san francisco the place that it is. and this is what our communities have always faced sometimes recognized as being part of the fabric of this place and sometimes they fail to protect us, and this is a moment in time where we g et to choose which history we want to go with. and ip want to thank you for making sure to pass this on to push on this, to make sure that this is ordinance is robust and absolutely, thank you, thank you, thank you. for making sure that the private right of action is part of this. like you said this is history that we are creating. this time we are going to get it right. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> good morning, my name is kristine, and i am the teacher and program manager for the mothers esl program and, again many of my students are here this morning. and we are her

cut betweenjob general motors and the maker of persia know.ks to sell vauxhall brands. meanwhile, the ceo is in germany for talks with the team. they are vowing to protect the workforce in the case of a sale. pepsico posted fourth-quarter earnings that beat estimates. forecast profit for this year that was less than expected and that is your bloomberg business flash. carol: thank you. now to the morning meeting when we hear what key banks are watching. jabaz mathai joins us now. davido have you here with and myself. talk us through some of your reasoning here? jabaz: sure. this is based on deficits going higher eventually, which will cause the premium and the curve to go higher. that, there is also the chance that, should we have an event, perhaps an accident or an election in europe, there could be some tailing off and you could potentially see the fed having to push back the rate hike. clearly that is not obvious right now. especially given the data we had today. coming in stronger than we expected. if you look at 2015-2000 16 rate hike was

before written in the world's history and this article goes on to talk about people from the lands of persiand being here in san francisco and it is 1852, and san franciscos have figured out that people from the middle east, south asia, muslims are a critical part of the fabric that makes san francisco the place that it is. and this is what our communities have always faced sometimes recognized as being part of the fabric of this place and sometimes they fail to protect us, and this is a moment in time where we g et to choose which history we want to go with. and ip want to thank you for making sure to pass this on to push on this, to make sure that this is ordinance is robust and absolutely, thank you, thank you, thank you. for making sure that the private right of action is part of this. like you said this is history that we are creating. this time we are going to get it right. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> good morning, my name is kristine, and i am the teacher and program manager for the mothers esl program and, again many of my students are here this morning. and we are here

before written in the world's history and this article goes on to talk about people from the lands of persia and being here in san francisco and it is 1852, and san franciscos have figured out that people from the middle east, south asia, muslims are a critical part of the fabric that makes san francisco the place that it is. and this is what our communities have always faced sometimes recognized as being part of the fabric of this place and sometimes they fail to protect us, and this is a moment in time where we g et to choose which history we want to go with. and ip want to thank you for making sure to pass this on to push on this, to make sure that this is ordinance is robust and absolutely, thank you, thank you, thank you. for making sure that the private right of action is part of this. like you said this is history that we are creating. this time we are going to get it right. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> good morning, my name is kristine, and i am the teacher and program manager for the mothers esl program and, again many of my students are here this morning. and we are her