ramy: i'm ramy inocencio. japan inc.ter years of pressure from shinzo to to give bigger pay raises restore stable growth. the result of which talks released this week will show smaller gains abe has been seeking. economying in the japan editor. this goes on for a while. why now for this pushback? that is a good question. under abenomics, japan inc. has payr given the kind of raises that the bank of japan would like to the to push inflation to 2%. for years the biggest business servicesically pay lip to prime minister abe's request butbigger pay increases, this year there is a sense that there is too much uncertainty perspective,siness the economy, growth is expected to slow down, china's economy is slowing. you have china-u.s. trade war going on, and you have brexit. .here is a lot of uncertainty for companies that have never been in recent years at least in the mood to give out these pay raises, this is not the environment to do it in. chief was saying it is nonsensical for the government to take a role in the wage nego

ramy: good evening in new york. i'm ramy inocencio. i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak: asia." haidi: our top stories is monday, talking trade. sources in washington say the u.s. and china are in the final stages of a trade deal that will the tariffs lifted. president trump lashing out saying the dollar is too strong and the fed chief is someone who likes raising rates. seeking stability. china's big policy we kicks off with a promise of prosperity but always with a big picture in mind. ramy: let's do a quick reminder of how u.s. stocks ended the session on friday. this is where we stood. the s&p 500 up by 7/10 of 1%. it across the proverbial psychological 2800 mark. this was the first time it did that since november. its highest jump into weeks. the nasdaq, the highest jump in a week up a tenths of 1%. half of the most recent headlines we have been talking about in terms of a possible breakthrough in the u.s.-china trade deal. s&p futures getting a bump, up by .25%. not only that, we have that to look forward to, we have a busy week in terms of wha

ramy: meantime, the u.s. and are closing in on a trade deal that may bring an end to most or all of the tariffs between the two powers. according to people familiar with discussions, one of the chinese demands was the removal of $200 billion in tariffs on chinese goods. rosing us for the latest is krasny in washington, d.c. and tom mackenzie in beijing. let's start with you, roz. it looks like china and the u.s. are close to finalizing a deal. tell us how we got here. has been a series of talks in beijing a few weeks ago , in the u.s. last week. since those talks have been going, the parties have been in constant touch. there has been a definite desire to get a deal done as soon as possible. there was a march 1 deadline president trump extended. it looks like both sides are now really keen on closing in on this. ishave heard president trump interested in having a summit with president xi in late march to wrap this up. that arefew things outstanding that may not really -- besides may not come to term on and th

ramy: i am ramy inocencio. u.s.most ground to a halt in february, and there are concerns the economy is downshifting. our editor kathleen hays is here with a number look at interview with jay powell. let's take a look at the jobs report. very mixed visage. kathleen: it was but the thing that caught everyone's attention, payroll rose just 20,000 people in february, the smallest gain since february 2017. people say, i am showing you footage, clearing the airport in seattle in february. the pacific northwest doesn't get this kind of weather but the whole northwest was like this, people say it had to be a part of this, government shutdown, you had -- maybe that is what we are seeing. let's look at this chart. it really underscores what happened. you can see the three-month moving average for jobs was stayinground $250,000, here with this big drop, still around 100 $88,000. how often do you go up and then down like that? not often. this guy at j.p. morgan saying this 20,000 a month seems to confirm other things, the econ

all right let's introduce panel in beirut's we have rami hoary who's a senior fellow at the it's some photos institute for public policy at the american university of beirut in geneva we have a shot on geneva director and middle east analyst at independent diplomats which is a nonprofit advisory group that advises governments and democratic groups across the world and in washington d.c. i'm glad to say we're joined by eugene contador of which he is a director of international law at the car led to policy forum in jerusalem also advised both the israeli and the american governments on the occupied golan heights so welcome to you all gentlemen rami khouri i'd like to start with you donald trump said it would happen it has what's your take. it's a dangerous move but in keeping with trump's policy of the trump question or approach actually trump cushion or. approach it has been very much to do whatever the right wing in israel wants the netanyahu government with the right the jerusalem to see move of the united states recognizing old jerusalem as the capital of israel and now the golan mo

i am ramy inocencio and this is bloomberg.e: let's take a look at markets in southeast asia are trading, the philippines once the darling for foreign investors have underperformance numbers but southeast asia having a good day on this trade optimism lines that we got earlier. eating close, flirting with his bull market territory but this rally has been stalled. at 8200 so to put some context, let's have a look at our bloomberg chart. you measure 12 months even if you get some inflows the last two months, if you add outflows the 10 months before he would still be negative. that is peering out, the fed raising rates and you had a horrible year last year, it picked up but we are still looking at a negative basis. let's get a sense of where we go from here, we are joined on the phone by the pse ceo joining us for an exclusive chat from manila. thank you for joining us. we will talk about market sentiment. you guys came out with earnings recently, operating revenue up 30% but i looked at the bottom line, we are down 12%. give us yo

israeli and the american governments on the occupied golan heights so welcome to you all gentlemen rami khouri i'd like to start with you donald trump said it would happen it has what's your take. it's a dangerous move but in keeping with trump's policy the trump question or approach actually trump cushion or no good approach has been very much to do whatever the right wing in israel wants the netanyahu government with the right the jerusalem to see move of the united states recognizing all jerusalem as the capital of israel and now the golan move cutting assistance to palestinians through a another means this is very much part of a trompe and policy which is rejected by virtually the whole world is one or two small states here and there that go along with it the danger is not only with the impact on the middle east which will be more rhetorical than actual in the short from probably but the danger is that it sets a new pattern by which the united states tells the world that whatever the united states wants will happen across the world or you will be sanctioned or you will be . your mon

rami malek is in final negotiations to play the villain in bond 25.ht now, he's playing a little coy. >> we'll have to see about that. >> sound like it's true my friend. i would love to see that. could i see that? >> it would be nice to play a villain. >> i feel like you could sink your teeth into that. >> yeah, that would be an actor's dream. >> that would be a lot of fun. he'd be so good. >> efl rami. i love it so much. >>> meanwhile, another icon is taking flight. we have your first look behind the scenes of "dumbo." >> "dumbo" is a lot of fun. we got a flying elephant. come on. how much more fun could you have. >> tim burton directs the reimagining of the disney classic that stars danny devito, colin ferrell and michael keaton. >> a circus family in disarray. the birth of this baby elephant makes them come together in a magical way. the set was enormous. >> tim filled us with performers from all over the world. >> jugglers and tumblers. >> i've never done anything quite like this. >> i got such goose bumps when i walked on to the set for the first

rami says is right in the sense however that you know with might so they can push for some of some of these policies enough that we've been at for instance in israel is talking to two to the settlers and he's a settler leader himself obviously and they're talking with some of the palestinians in the west bank trying to actually find little deals there and so on and so forth to us or to ascertain their secure their forces there but at the end of the day all this demonstrates to the extremists so the elements that are radicalizing themselves in the arab world that basically in the arab cruisin you know the arab psyche their leaders and all the others are not actually having the might and the capacity to stand up to israel and that fuels all that extremism and so i think that on the long term it's not actually leading to a just and sustainable solution including for the israelis. on that front just a sustainable solution and also a peaceful solution in response to this is you'll know syria has vowed to recover the area through all available means russia has warned the decree could drive

israeli and the american governments on the occupied golan heights so welcome to you all gentlemen rami khouri i'd like to start with you donald trump said it would happen it has what's your take. it's a dangerous move but in keeping with trump's policy of the trump question or approach actually trump cushion or shade in the approach that has been very much to do whatever the right wing in israel wants the netanyahu government with the right of the jerusalem to see move of the united states recognizing all jerusalem as the capital of israel and now the golan move cutting assistance to palestinians through a no other means this is very much part of a trompe and policy which is rejected by virtually the whole world is one or two small states here and there that go along with the danger is not only with the impact on the middle east which will be more rhetorical than actual in the short from probably but the danger is that it sets a new pattern by which the united states tells the world that whatever the united states wants will happen across the world or you will be sanctioned or you will

ramy: u.k.esa may has won a rare victory with the house of commons endorsing her plans to delay brexit. that result means her twice rejected deal remains in play. offering a choice of backing her plan and delivering brexit with a delay, or risk it never happening at all. brussels is open to a postponement, but the eu wants to know what the prime minister things will change. reports are coming in of explosions in southern gaza after tel aviv was targeted by rockets. no one was hurt, with one rocket landing outside of the city and the other falling into the sea. some of media reports said missiles were intercepted by israel's defense system, but that has been denied. israeli television says it's the first time tel aviv has been targeted since the gaza war of 2014. india will continue to implement economic reforms, irrespective of what happens in the upcoming general election. the finance ministry says that as its recent range of measures take effect. the economy's potential growth rate will raise

haidi: first word news with ramy inocencio. ramy: thank you and good morning. a new bloomberg survey expect the federal reserve to bring its end aftercycle to an one more increase in september. that would be the peak at the upper end of the target range at 2.75%. in december the same survey expected to hikes this year with the cycle at a hike of 3.5%. of 3.5 percent. saudi arabia still has to rebalance the oil market but they insist they will do what is necessary. the saudi energy minister said opec must continue to restrict output until at least june. he said the job is nowhere near complete and excessive u.s. inventories mean there is a risk of short-term oversupply. the australian government is warning the stall in property markets could hit the wider economy. holly post -- falling house prices could fill in two consumption and small business investment. australian rates are at a low in sydney home prices have fallen 13% as the country goes into a general election. near is a group tony fernandes -- asia group ceo tony fernandes has quit a facebook livestream

ramy: snubbing the u.s. in a big way because it is strange for the country of origin, or maybe country that is not even related to the entire crash. for example, ethiopian airlines is saying they are going to send those black boxes to europe and not the united states. the former transportation secretary said don't think about it. >> not at all because the ntsb is there and are an integral part of the investigation. when the black boxes are listened to, when the voices are listened to, the ntsb will be in the room. they are an integral part of this investigation, as they should be because americans were killed and perished in the crash. i wouldn't read anything into it. ramy: so it is an issue of trust. the question here is, does ethiopia trust the faa or even can it? shery: thank you so much. withdrawe has voted to u.s. support for the saudi led conflict in yemen. some republicans also joined democrats on this rebuke against the president on the response he has taken to the killing of columnist jamal khashog

rami says is right in the sense however that you know with might so they can push for some of some of these policies naftali bennett for instance in israel is talking to two to the settlers and he's a settler leader himself obviously and they're talking with some of the palestinians in the west bank trying to actually find little deals there and so on and so forth to us or to ascertain their secure their forces there but at the end of the day all this demonstrates to the extremists so the elements that are radicalizing themselves in the arab world that basically in the arab cruisin you know the arab psyche their leaders and all the others are not actually having the mind and the capacity to stand up to israel and that fuels all that extremism and so i think that on the long term it's not actually leading to a just and sustainable solution including for the israelis. on that front just a sustainable solution and also a peaceful solution in response to this is you'll know syria has vowed to recover the area through all available means russia has warned the decree could drive a new wave

rishaad: first word news headlines with ramy inocencio. ramy: the u.s.'s top trade negotiations as the u.s. must keep the option of tariffs on china to make sure beijing sticks to trade agreements. robert lighthizer said the u.s. must have the ability to impose higher duties to counter potential violations of the deal. >> we have to have real progress and maintain the right to be able to, whatever happens to the current deal, violations of the agreement and that is the core. if we don't do that, none of it makes a difference. ramy: indonesian inflation is subdued, posing a potential dilemma going into the election. most politicians might cheer but pushing up debt for india. this raises the possibility of a rate cut which would give the economy and modi a boost. the chrysler building could be reborn as a hotel after its latest change of ownership goes through. the tower is being bought by a $151ny from austria for million, significantly less than $800 million the abu dhabi investment counsel paid in 2008. they would consider renovating the building into th

haidi: ramy there.up, we will speak to cisco chief innovation officer about investment in australia. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is daybreak: asia. haidi: cisco systems has announced an investment of 61 million aussie dollars to drive digital transformation in us really as part of the company's digital acceleration program. similar programs in china, india indonesia. high tensions over the issue of 5g. the internet of things and a.i. as chuck robbins suggests, the worries about huawei at the moment are overdone. what are the opportunities available? the chief innovation officer francisco joins us now from melbourne. i want to get your views on the headline making issue of huawei. we have seen these shots fired between china and the u.s. regarding these issues. these concerns over dominance in 5g, do you think they are warranted? guest: i don't. the reason i don't is because it is a very large playing field. in fact, what cisco focuses on is innovation. that is what we are most interes

ramy inocencio: there.ing to take a look at the impact of new policy measures out of the national people's congress the wrapped up on friday. we will be joined by james parker. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ the chinese government has announced measures to encourage more foreign investment. national people's congress, they said new legislation would put all companies registered in china on a level playing field. joining us now is james parker, the chinese business council vice president. how optimistic are you that this will be the case? we need to recognize the foreign investment law is not a silver bullet and will not all all of the challenges businesses face in the china market overnight. but it has a positive aspects in some that need additional information. allows foreign companies to dissipate more directly in standard-setting processes in the market, it forbids the chinese government from forcing technology transfer for foreign and u.s. companies operating the china market. it also has some areas that still

ramy has the latest. u-trun on a u-turn is what we are talking about in the past 10, 11 days. this is a positive one when you take a look at the reaction of the share price. rising 2.4% by the in of the day. this is the highest ever since march 1. its second-best performance for a day ever since february 28. that was the day with a tweet went out, saying that they would turn around and change their strategy. now what is the new strategy? stores will stay open. no actual numbers, but tesla saying it will keep significantly more stores open. with that, prices will not be falling as much because they will need to have stores staying open, they will need to raise prices at an average of 3% higher. you can see the tesla statement, only closing half of their stores. cost savings only about half as well. there will be those price jumps for a few models, not for the $35,000 model 3, if you are thinking about buying that. this would be the more expensive styles of the model 3, the s, t he x. the price is right now

ramy: a lot of questions still outstanding.terms of the probe, investigators are looking for the flight recorder to see what happened. a lot of questions are flying around on whether the ethiopian air crash is related or linked or any evidence related to one and the other with regard to the anti-stall software that malfunction with the indonesian line air crash by month ago. the faa is saying there is no evidence found so far linking them together. in particular too, with the faa, while we are seeing these groundings around the world, it is up know that southwest and american airlines are still maxng the boeing 737 8 jets. there is pressure outside as well within politically. to your question, donald trump himself weighing in on boating safety. coming up with these tweets saying airline to becoming far too complex to fly. also saying he would rather see a pilot fly this versus albert einstein, a scientist. he was on a call with boeing ceo. that ceo saying the aircraft was safe in a call. looking ahead, we will see what comes ou

you see rami on the screen. he wasn‘t even born then. i think it is a brilliant performance.takes a story and then bends it to its own dramatic purposes. certainly moving things around in terms of the chronological narrative. but find a recent biopic that hasn‘t. i think the dramatic liberties are ok. i do know the real story because i was quite a queen obsessive for a while. i think his performance was great. and the music is astonishing. the live aid, 20 minutes at the end. it is funny because the first five queen albums were great, and i tailed off, but you watch it and you think, this is like the abba songbook, every single one of these are hits. it was fun. very enjoyable. thank you. thank you. that‘s it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. good evening. who‘d have thought for some we would be waking up to a picture postcard setting with a dusting of snow this morning? some areas on higher ground saw several centimetres. this beautiful picture from perth & kinross. but that was only half the story. england and wales had plenty of sunshine but we had gale

ramy inocencio joins us with what executives have been saying. -- ramy: they were shattered by talk ofar. if i told you that was from march 4, 2019, you may not be surprised. that is ashley from 2018. we are talking about the same thing. what is happening with the united states, europe as well in china, will get back to that little more. at least there is positivity when the audi ceo talked to bloomberg. take a listen. automotive is transforming. we will manage. >> that was the ceo of audi. he says it is more concerning what is happening to the west of the united states. we know that the chinese economic slowdown, growth slowdown is happening as we are watching the national people's congress happen. ramy: he is optimistic that there are things you can do to marketate with more share. the head of daimler says that the biggest concern is actually those trade tensions going full on deep into this thing. those are the top concerns. not only that, the operating profit for the couple could fall 7.5% at those 25% u.s. import tariffs actually hit. they could shift production on those tariffs.

one thousand nine hundred seven and gay marriage is still illegal but what really struck me was when rami malik who portrayed. pretty much free in this film he gave his speech at the oscars and when he used the word gay man that was changed in the subtitles to special group so essentially to leasing out the fact that there are gay people thanks so much for updating us on that on a couple of macand then we're going to have to leave it all. for the time being of course have to our website did every dot com for slash and trackers out on facebook as well and i would allow you with pictures and music of the real for the american survey. display some. things. that. i guess need now to slow. down. what secrets lie behind these. find in an immersive experience and explore fascinating cultural heritage sites. d w world heritage three sixty fifty. eight go to. keep learning merged reality wait a second we want the whole picture perfect so that will make ideas shift deliver us . from one measure to reality to cryptocurrency to your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's talk to devi

movement and a former peace negotiator his appointment could deepen a rift with rivals hamas it replaces rami hundred dollar whatever scene a unity government but resigned in january iran's president is expected to try and convince iraqi leaders to defy the u.s. during a visit starting on monday washington's giving iraq more time to buy oil and electricity from neighboring iran before the u.s. and forces sanctions against tehran on sunday iran's foreign minister zarif was in baghdad to lay the groundwork for the visit by president rouhani so if expressed hope that relations between the two neighbors will improve. i would like to offer to the iraqi government and the iraqi people of my best gratitude for their rejection of the unfair and illegal sanctions against the iranian people we are looking to develop these relations during the visit of president rouhani to iraq venezuela's government has suspended schools and businesses on monday as the worst blackout in decades continues electricity has been going off in the capital caracas but many other areas been without power since the outage start

at the end of awards season, rami malek winning all the awards for bohemian rhapsody and whatever elsee film, this performance is terrific. i saw queen at hyde park in 1975. you see him on the screen. he wasn't even born then. i think it is a brilliant performance. there are other things wrong with the film. hats off to dexter fletcher for saving it. it takes liberty with the stories. the criticism is they kind of slightly whitewashed this version of freddie. i think it takes a story and then bends it to its own dramatic purposes. certainly moving things around in terms of the chronological narrative. but find a recent biopic that hasn't. i think the dramatic liberties are ok. i do know the real story because i was quite a queen obsessive for a while. i think his performance was great. and the music is astonishing. the live aid, 20 minutes at the end. it is funny because the first five queen albums were great, and i tailed off, but you watch it and you think, this is like the abba songbook, every single one of these are hits. it was fun. very enjoyable. that's it for this week, though.

rainy -- ramy, fears of a no deal brexit always around. what our business is doing to prepare for it? ramy: it depends on which businesses you are looking at. for our audiences, the most important one is the financial sector, but in our own bloomberg news reporting, it seems that a catastrophe may have been averted. the e.u. and the u.k. are already cooperating on a no deal area, and ofhis course, both sides would probably lose around the board if there was a big market meltdown. food is another thing. going back and forth between the e.u. and the u.k., but supermarkets and their suppliers have been stockpiling food. the one caveat is frozen food and chilled storage is pretty much used up. there is limited warehousing space. manufacturing and other things. ifs is a nightmare scenario this happens. more stockpiling. airbus said it plans in the u.k. end germany -- plants in the u.k. and germany. there is an agreement from both sides so they should be able to carry on unhindered. shery: ramy inocencio on the impact on businesses if we see a n

ramy: this is quite creepy.ond to last line air flight before the one that crashed, it actually have the same problem, and it turned out there was a next her man in the ra man in thext cockpit. he was able to diagnose and fix the problem with the malfunctioning flight control. he pulled the crew to cut power to the motor that was driving the nose down. the reason it was being given down was because there was a malfunctioning sensor for airspeed that made the plane descend. he basically said the plane, all those people on board as well, but the next day, we know that the plane did crash. cutting power is apparently something all pilots do need to memorize. that person did know. the question is why didn't those other pilots know and why didn't the flight the next day know? , thef things are linked big question is why didn't that crew, if it is linked, no as well -- know as well? shery: coming up next, women make up half the world's population believed only 10% of u.n. member countries. next, we speak to two global

. >> jimmy: i don't want to show this photo quite yet, but i do want to mention because rami malek wasbout going to this big paul mccartney concert in london, and you were at that concert as well. >> i just shot a project in london. it's my favorite city. i was trying to think, why is it my favorite city? because all of my heroes are musicians, and most of them are english, and most of them are there. >> jimmy: got you. >> i talked to ron wood from the rolling stones, adam clayton from u2 and i met mccartney for like the second or third time, who's the greatest. >> jimmy: rami said he got a picture with paul mccartney, and after it was snapped he never saw it again and after he mentioned it on the show, somebody dug through it. >> he may have an oscar, but i have a few things. if you want a picture with paul mccartney, you need to wait right in front of the dressing room when he comes out, because he doesn't, as i learned, he doesn't do selfies. i saw him, he saw me. we greeted each other. and i'm at a point where, excuse me, i don't give a crap. i'm going to get my photo. he's paul mc

ramy: i am ramy inocencio. ramy:sophie: i am sophie kamaruddinsophie:.own to the major market open. haidi: here are the top stories, making progress, china says trade talks are moving forward with meaningful discussions and general agreement. theresa may facing another difficult week. her brexit bill is expected to fail again and reports say she has lost support of her cabinet.

ramy is here to walk us through what is happening.when you think the volatility is over, we continue with this. as you talk about blind-siding investors, elon musk now blind-siding their own employees. the biggest thing is we are realizing many of those employees actually found out they were possibly going to lose their jobs on the same day a blog post came out. that calls into question leadership as well as some cash flow problems if you talk to one analyst. hop into the bloomberg terminal because i will show you analyst recommendations in the gtb library. we are looking at some 13 buys, eight holds and 14 sells. the white line is the 12 month price target. it is not really reflecting the actual sales price. the share price, rather, of tesla. brian cut his price target on $192.y to he raises this issue of cash flow problems. i want to switch this screen on the bloomberg terminal. at the end of the year, tesla had cash flow of $910 million. tesla actually paid off a convertible bond just last week of $920 million. that falls of the qu

to have to jump in there but do appreciate your perspectives on this thank you to all our guests to rami khouri to agree i'm sure on using contour of which thank you to you for watching you can see this program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me nick luck and the whole team here it is good bye for now. i . nearly three years after the cold voted to leave the european union. is yet to take for. camp britain seen through its divorce from its european neighbors the whole process still be revived to stay with al-jazeera for the latest. it is murder when you throw a firebomb into someone's home and need sheet off traffic you know. not in significant numbers that insignificant ideologically that is significant even as a crime gag very significant by dictating big government in the fucked up policy now shall not kill the radicalized series on al-jazeera it's a daunting climb to o

was a teacher, he was just a college student trying to score some extra credit and one time he had ramiand recite a greek monologue. >> people dig it. >> chris evans and his look alike brother hit up the carpet and they aren't twins. scott is two years younger, but he followed in his brother's footsteps and he's on "grace & frankie." >> he's the funniest kid i know. >> ma! oh. >> and amy adams made the awards show a family affair. >> my mom, katherine, my sister, julie and my sister, anna. >> the nominee is super close with her six siblings. julie has even worked as amy's assistant on two movies. >> i have an enormous family and it's nice i confer a portion of them here. >> lady gaga's date was her younger sister, natali. >> i love you. >> she is 26, six years younger that gaga, and has been seen by her side since the beginning. she had a cameo fo for "telephone ". she helped the stylists for the super bowl, and "a star is born" and that's her name in the credits and she did this scene giving gaga a manicure. >> you can relive ga g's oscar-winning role on the big skrine today. "a star i

. >> reporter: academy award- winning actor rami malek will appear at this year's tribeca film festival. other tv features include a panel in screenings with the creators of "the simpsons" and a silver anniversary reunion from the actors of in living color. it runs through april 24 through may 15 in new york city. >>> brooks & dunn are among the acts being inducted into the 2019 class of the country music hall of fame later this year. they have topped the country charts 20 times with hits like boot scoot and buggy. >> the fact we would be in the hall of fame is not something you even think about, even when you are winning awards and stuff. >> jerry bradley is also being inducted. >> reporter: fans can soon start buying tickets for adam ant's tour. he will be playing his entire album, friend or foe, in its entirety, including goody two shoes. it includes 18 dates across the u. s. that is your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs, los angeles. >>> the warriors were in san antonio last night. say hello to an old friend. tip-off is next. >>> the warriors were looking for the trifecta l

dot com with us now there is palestinian journalist rami khouri welcome to r.t. israeli officials have said that hamas showed unprecedented restraint during these latest protest as a result of strong air force attacks and severe warnings what are your thoughts on that. yes this is the unprecedented unprecedented evidence today of friday in gaza the situation was every week the previous weeks it's mainly because and due to egyptian mediation efforts underway over the past. week in the egyptians have mediated some kind of a calm in the region based on some understanding. and mediated by the easy options between israel and. angles are these videos. are centered on some kind of demands by the ruling. party in the palestinian factions here in the gaza strip that israel should ease largely the locate it is imposing on the gaza strip allowing the exports and imports allowing more funds international funds and construction of. the process as well as jobs for jobless palestinians and the gaza strip these efforts are bearing the fruits today as you have might have witnesse

some people believe it is an easy answer and includes most of nationalism most of whom remember voted ramy so in a sense they've been converted to the proposal mismanaged state which is to backstop that means complete alignment through the single market move in northern ireland what is created in difficulty is the idea that they can create some kind of a seaboard you know mark highlighted how it's the treaty between north and the rest united kingdom not part of fifty of the agreement of december two thousand and seventeen million a process prediction or a promise that wouldn't happen but of course the trouble with the december two thousand and seventeen thing is it promised everything to everybody and now we get down to the sharp and not becoming difficult and again so what you've got is unionist night here a backstop nationalist look the backstop because they think it's a one way street to united are. and there's and in fact actually unionist objections may well end up the mrs may. just look at the wider british context very have been concerns expressed that whichever way it ends up turni

it took home oscars for film editing, two sound awards and best actor for ramy malik who plays mercurythought this would happen in my life. as an actor, there are so many of us who only dream of one thing. and perhaps it's not this, it'sjust getting a job. so the fact that i have this in my hand right now is beyond... excuse me. any expectation that myself or perhaps my family could have ever had. it was a good night for diversity at the oscars. among both presenters and winners. for the first time ever, people of colour won a majority of the acting 0scars. spike lee won his first competitive oscar for best adapted screenplay for blachklansman and two of the oscars black panther took home — costume design and production design — went to black women. it was a great evening and it shows the results of ex—academy president cheryl boone isaacs‘s push over the past few years to invite way more people of colour, younger people, women, into the academy, and i think the result and international people, i think the result speaks for themselves. spike certainly gives her credit for the support h

. >> let's get it to ramy inocencio. and thenng surged started to come back as the house of commons voted against a no deal brexit. decision opens the way for the decision -- they will vote on thursday whether to postpone brexit which is over two weeks away. theresa may expected to ask the eu to give an extension. to remove has decided u.s. support for the saudi led conflict. in yemen. essentiallyto rebuke the president over the murder of jamaal's cut shoji -- khasjogii. we have been told that o'rourke will seek 2020 democratic nomination. he gained a national following unseat -- bid to most polls put him behind bernie joeers and joe mine -- biden. global news, 24 hours a day. inocencio. what have we got? >> we are digging deeper into whether this was a huge mistake. with the faa and boeing waiting to ground the airplanes. or was it warranted caution? >> to help us do that, we will be joined later on. a another perspective on what is happening. there you go. soning us at those times stay tuned. shares are taking. this is

movement and a former peace negotiator is appointment could deepen a rift with rivals hamas irreplaceable rami humbug who had overseen a unity government but resigned in january more from nida abraham in ramallah how modest a year has been a long aide for president mahmoud abbas in economic issues as well as being part of their central committee for the past two terms upon his assignment president abbas has told stay here that his government should work on major important missions including restoring the unity between the west bank and the gaza strip as well as continue the payment of the salaries of x. detainees and those who were killed by israel mohammed just a year has been the first saturday of fishel to be appointed to lead a government in the west bank for the past ten years and it remains to be seen how his appointment is going to affect the relations between fatah and hamas. iran's president has several harney is expected to try and convince iraqi leaders to defy the u.s. president during an official visit starting on monday the u.s. is giving iraq a few more months to continue buying

at the end of awards season, rami malek winning all the awards for bohemian rhapsody and whatever elseeen at hyde park in 1975. you see him on the screen. he wasn't even born then. i think it is a brilliant performance. there are other things wrong with the film. hats off to dexter fletcher for saving it. it takes liberty with the stories. the criticism is they kind of slightly whitewashed this version of freddie. i think it takes a story and then bends it to its own dramatic purposes. certainly moving things around in terms of the chronological narrative. but find a recent biopic that hasn't. i think the dramatic liberties are ok. i do know the real story because i was quite a queen obsessive for a while. i think his performance was great. and the music is astonishing. the live aid, 20 minutes at the end. it is funny because the first five queen albums were great, and i tailed off, but you watch it and you think, this is like the abba songbook, every single one of these are hits. it was fun. very enjoyable. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. good evening. w

ramy inocencio joins us for more. the most important thing about this is the operative word is before the crash, before the ethiopian air jet crash. it turns out the department of transportation had started investigation on its own because of what happened from the indonesian lion air jet crash. they decided to launch this in conjunction with the justice department. not just one, but two departments in the united states , according to a person familiar with the situation. this all stems from an allegation that has been broiling over the past several years and reported earlier by the seattle times in washington state, saying that the faa delegated to much oversight to boeing itself. basically, the faa let bowing to the town people, to give the thumbs up on safety for the mac's family aircraft. family aircraft. a portion of the flight control software suspected in the 737 crashes was was -- certified by boeing employees. this is raising eyebrows across the airline industry. jim hall, the ntsb chairman in the 1990's to t

ramy: interestingly, boeing says they will keep building but they will be watching if there is any hito demand. >> boeing has reaffirmed by a software update for the now grounded 737 max jet. they said the software update will be deployed in the coming weeks. brooke: the question is whether or not the faa requires additional steps. regardless you want to see the faa requiring bowing to go -- boeing to go through some hoops to push out the software. they also have their a petition reputation on the line. kailey: let's continue our global tour of the business stories in washington where the white house sent congress an initial 2020 budget proposal. vonnie: president donald trump releasing his request with at least $8.6 billion in funding for the construction of a wall on the southern border. this is the so-called skinny budget, the opening salvo, and it is a request. what happens and what is in it? >> skinny budget but it landed with a thud. many democratic staffers say it is dead on arrival. a 5% discretionary spending cuts, $8.6 billion for the wall on the border, and no balanced budge

ramy: reports from london say the eu will formally agree to delay brexit when leaders meet in brussels later this week. the guardian newspaper says the offer will be good until shortly before midnight on the 29thth. . theresa may strategy has been blown off course, that as the speaker of the house of commons refuses to allow her to bring the twice defeated deal back for a third vote. >> it should not be regarded as my last word on the subject. indicateply meant to the test which the government must meet in order for me to rule on a third meaningful book can legitimately be held in this parliamentary session. toy: boeing has written airlines to confirm it is working on a software upgrade for the 737 max 8. it should be released soon. the ceo says new pilot training should address safety issues. theapproval process for came under investigation. we haven't told the -- been todl ld the inquiry began before last week's fatal crash. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter. i'm remy inocencio. this is bloomberg. we are getting more on what is happening with the fed. out of

ramy: interestingly, boeing says they will keep building but they will be watching if there is any hitdemand around the world from what has been happening the past week. >> boeing has reaffirmed by email the timing of the software update for the now grounded 737 max jet. boeing said the software update will be deployed in the coming weeks. brooke: the question is whether or not the f.a.a. requires additional steps. to know that, we have to have the outcome of the investigation into the ethiopian airline crash. i think you will see the f.a.a. requiring boeing to go through some hoops to push out the software. they also have their reputation on the line. kailey: let's continue our global tour of the business stories in washington where the white house sent congress an initial 2020 budget proposal. vonnie: president donald trump losing his 2020 budget request with at least $8.6 billion in funding for the construction of a wall on the border. this is the so-called skinny budget, the opening salvo, and it is a request. what happens and what is in it? >> skinny budget but it landed with a th

i don't know, in my opinion, that is either melania or rami malek is about to win another oscar!ell oscar buzz! but this crazy body double theory took off on twitter again this weekend when #fakemelania started trending. fun fact: these days, most of twitter is eastern europeans faking affection for donald trump. now, obviously, this is a completely unsubstantiated rumor, but it has become so widespread that president trump even weighed in on twitter. "the fake news photoshopped pictures of melania, then propelled conspiracy theories that it's actually not her by my side in alabama and other places. they are only getting more deranged with time!" (as trump) "deranged people spreading fake conspiracies are so bad, even worse than when ted cruz's dad killed j.f.k." ( laughter ) now, it is worth-- in my opinion-- it's worth pointing out the images that started this rumor are not photoshopped. but the president is half right, because this is nothing more than a wild conspiracy theory. fortunately, "the late show" has a source that can put an end to it once and for all. please welcome