a time of economic downturn now that could be a problem going ahead though because china's state power company which has to make dependable long term evaluations is expecting g.d.p. growth to drop to 4 percent within the next 5 years how realistic is that well it's it is realistic but the ruling chinese communist party is under a lot of pressure to present a good economic result ahead of the party's 100th anniversary in 2021 so that's why the chinese government is paying a lot of attention on the slowing economy and the chinese leaders will have to ensure that economy growth can remain between 5 percent to 6 percent so a 4 percent of g.d.p. growth number is possible but we probably won't see it because the chinese got more try every way to stop it or at least back to you in frankfurt looking at this year what sort of economic output was sort of the economic growth our investors are expecting from china now that this phase one trade deal has been sealed with the united states. you know i'd personally hesitate to venture to give you even a trend but i think that with the trade deal coming and wi

says that a spokesperson said the bank did not recognize the -- the head of south africa's state power companyl this week present a draft plan based on how they operate. they have and the cost of server and -- the cost of servicing loans is higher than the money they are generating. they are considering breaking up the utility at a slower pace and the government wants. a former lawyer at softbank has been arrested for stealing confidential information. he was believed to have given data russian officials. the worker was dismissed in december. that is your bloomberg business flash. thank thank you --manus: you very much. it is fed week. no changes expected from jay formerand the fomc, but policymakers, veteran fed watchers are increasingly preoccupied with what the central bank will be able to do and the tools it will need for the next downturn. gimber is from jp morgan and is with us. they are saying at this point the bank is pretty much out of ammunition to fight the next recession. i have heard this countless times, 1.5 to 1.75%. during a downturn, you need five rate cuts. do you agree that

57 percent just over a year ago more and more public spending is going to distressed state owned companies like power utility eskom and national carriers south african airways is south africa is rated junk by moody's analysts say it would trigger a massive selloff by institutional investors. is that the new american dream that the road live by the seat of your pants work customer relations for amazon for some americans that's no dream it's a reality even as many workers complain that the growing gig economy leaves them untethered others say it works for them correspondent oliver salat caught up with a few of them. the recreational the hey kill the r.v. a symbol of freedom. home is wherever you take it and were ever work may take you. a campground your analysis on where house and sheep are on kentucky is home to a round it doesn't work camp curse it's 2 pm time to get up for robert barker he works the night shift. good morning good morning robert how you doing and. how is your shift it was great ok yeah easy money man you know basically robert you have your whole life inside that van yeah i've been li

57 percent just over a year ago more and more public spending is going to distressed state owned companies like power utility eskom a national carrier south african airways is south africa is rated junk by moody's analysts say it would trigger a massive selloff by institutional investors. germany is hoping for a wave of applicants for hard to fill jobs this year new immigration rules for skilled workers come into force in less than 2 months the reform allows workers from outside the european union to come to germany for jobs the new regulations give applicants 6 months to find a job here however applicants who not receive any social security benefits from the german state for this period of permanent visa is possible once the applicant has a recognised qualification can demonstrate sufficient proficiency in german and shows for proof of a full time job. it's about people like carry him. he came from turkey and found his dream job as an aircraft technician at frankfurt airport he works in a field and with german employers have trouble finding workers. that procedure 5 or 6 times and. 6 or so i want to

viviana: ahead of south africa's state power company will present a draft plan with changing how it operatesst of servicing loans is higher than the revenue it is generating local media reporting that the ceo is considering breaking up the utility at a slower pace than the government wants. a former employee of softbank has been arrested for stealing confidential information. local media reporting he was believed to have given the data to russian officials. softbank says the worker was dismissed in december. he had worked on building out the local carrier facilities. u.k. supermarket change iceland denying reports of major job cuts after the sunday telegraph reported hundreds of management jobs were at. it says it recently began review of its management structure. in the u.k., the firm employs more than 25,000 people. that is your bloomberg business flash. in seen? francine: let's get more on the u.k., the bank of england, and one of the trickiest rate decisions in years. two officials are pushing to ease policy, and at least three will have to join them to force it this week. there is a 59%

together what's behind it mismanagement corruption and it's not the only state company that's in the reds it's also eskom the power company is also really not looking good is there any way of saving south african this time. well the rescue prick to soon as they say they remain hopeful. and they say that is reasonable thought that there's a good chance that they'll save it and they want it is coming along. i mean they need to sell those 9 x. and they're really old nobody will be really interested they're about to be grounded actually and then they can sell parts of maybe that's a chance but yeah they really need the money that the government has been promising this sounds worse than a garage sale i mean it sounds. it is almost yeah and it's still i mean it's hard to believe and it's hard to imagine that the number one airline of africa is probably going to go into the quotation. thank you very much for coming in. well you kind of urban farming is popping up in guyana cities have taken over. which young farmers are claiming back in a way by filling sacks with soil. priscilla adam is inspecting her small backyard far

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. >>> at the state capital there is a new push to make utility companies pick up some of the tab when they cut your power. a bill introduced by state senator scott wiener would require companies to reimburse customers for costs associated with plant blackouts like lost wages and spoiled food. shareholders would have to put money into a reimbursement fund and the bill cleared the senate appropriations committee yesterday. supporters say it would create an incentive for smaller targeted lockouts to prevent wildfires. >>> new changes to pico could hurt your credit card score and money was reporter diane king hall has that story and more from the new york stock exchange. wall street was mixed once again on thursday. the dow closed down 26 point the nasdaq gain 18 hitting a new record high. the s&p 500 rose 3. stocks in asia and europe mostly down and investors are watching how the coronavirus may hurt mobile economy. china is expanding the number of cities that have been effectively shut down in an effort to control the outbreak. more than two dozen people have died from the disease and hundreds have been im

a push tonight to make utility companies pick up some of the tab when they cut your power. state senator scott weiner's bill would require companies to reimburse customers or local governments for cause associated with planned blackouts like lost wages and spoiled food. sheriff grose would have to put money into a reimbursement fund. the bill cleared the senate operations committee today. weiner says it would create an incentive for smaller targeted blackouts to prevent wildfires. >>> president donald j. trump's impeachment trial stretching into another late night. house managers ending their day with a fiery push for the presidents removal. cbs reporter natalie brand with of the highlights from capitol hill. >> reporter: house managers have one day left to wrap up their case. the impeachment manager california congressman adam ship became emotional while delivering his clothes. our producer watching the senate chamber noticed that congressman schiff often looks to the visitors gallery while speaking as he tries to make this case to the public as well as to the senators serving a

. >> reporter: even though the governor has the super majority to the state legislature, rich and powerful companiesrs will try to influence campaign contributions to lawmakers to vote no. >> this is challenging. >>> officials of covered california say many people in the state don't know that starting this year they must have health insurance or will risk paying a fine. the state penalty remains in place, despite a federal court ruling striking down the national requirement that people must have health insurance. people who don't have insurance through their work can and roll through covered california until january 31. covered california says more than half 1 million people are eligible for financial help. >>> california set the affordable care act is pretty good, but we want to make it better. governor newsom and the legislatures that let's put hundreds of millions of dollars to help more californians ensure their coverage, for their coverage. >> those without health coverage could face a penalty of $695 per adult and three $50 per child or to% of the income, whichever is greater when they file th

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. >>> there's a new push this morning to make utility companies pick up some of the tab when they cut your power. stateor scott wiener spilled would require companies to reimburse customers or local governments for costs associated with plant blackouts. like lost wages and spoiled food. the shareholders would have to put money into a reimbursement bond and the bill cleared the senate appropriations committee yesterday and wiener says it would create an incentive for smaller targeted blackouts to prevent wildfires. >>> a 52-year-old man is in custody in connection with a year-long rash of projectile attacks along highways in the monterey bay area. since february of last year the california highway patrol has investigated 69 incidents of vehicles hit by projectiles. those incidents happened along highway 101 and the printable area and state highway 156 in san benito county. at least five people were injured by broken glass. in a november incident a school bus was hit all caring members of the carmel high school football team to a game in san jose. the seas b says charles lafferty shot glass marbles from

when pg e shut off power last fall some customers lost more than the lights they lost their phones too >>first time ever cellular companies like verizon and atnt testified at the stateapitol this is all in response to massive service outages in october's power shut off. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what lawmakers want from them. >>they've got to step up to that a plate. they've got to start giving us the information they've got a quick play defense california lawmakers putting telecommunications companies on notice i need to be able to communicate. >>with my constituents when there's a fire the senate energy utilities and communications committee spent wednesday analyzing cellular outages in october's power shut-offs well millions were left in the dark a more than a million were also left without cell service representatives from companies like verizon and atnt promised to make improvements we are prepared to dramatically in we increase capital investment to transform our network in response to this new normal of massive power shut-offs callow yes director mark ghilarducci gave lawmakers a laundry list of issues that came up in october service outa

companies. they are, and many cases the most powerful based in the united states. by and large, they uphold u.s. laws. that is a good thing. there are certain cases where governments abroad governments have become more adept at forcing these companies hand. .urkey is a good example youtube they blocked for refusing to take down certain videos that they claimed insulted the memory of a revered figure in turkey. because youtube had refused, turkey blocked youtube had we are starting to see that same dynamic layout and a lot of countries. twitter, for example, is active in turkey and as part of their turkey,stay online in they have to remove certain content from being viewed within turkey. that is an important distinction that when a government asks a censormpany, can you these types of posts? what we have started to see is companies implement that but only on a local country level so it remains available for people all around the world but also people in those countries who are using a vpn to circumvent government restrictions. andhen it comes to blogging mass surveil

>>state lawmakers are trying to hold cell phone companies responsible for massive service outages, especially during october's power shut-offs for the first time ever companies like verizon than atnt the big ones testified at the state capitol today kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala reports. >>they've got to step up to that a plate. they've got to start giving us the information they've got a quick play defense california lawmakers putting telecommunications companies on notice i need to be able to communicate. >>with my constituents when there's a fire the senate energy utilities and communications committee spent wednesday analyzing cellular outages in october's power shut-offs well millions were left in the dark a more than a million were also left without cell service representatives from companies like verizon and atnt promised to make improvements we are prepared to dramatically in we increase capital investment to transform our network in response to this new normal of massive power shut-offs callow yes director mark ghilarducci gave lawmakers a laundry list of issues that came up in october

some states have the indian casinos as a powerful lobby. some have powerful casino companies. what's going on with sports gambling, look state by state and the ones gotten the things passed they all said, we'll make billions of dollars in revenue and then actually we were making $50,000 a month in revenue. >> someone is making money new jersey $3 billion -- >> there's the gross revenue in the bets you do the over, the under, the gross. >> but they take the middle. >> they take the vig, the casino takes the vig because the winners get money from the other guy and then the tax rate is some small percentage. if you're betting $100 maybe $1, maybe -- it is pennies going to taxes so they give these numbers in billions because that's the dwroe gross that's spent. >> california's goal and don't want people on i-10 to drive - >> drive to vegas, yep. >> prim, nevada, right over the border and do it when they live in victorville if you live in california you know what i'm talking about. >> i have another question for eric, if i may is there an aversion within the tribal community they d

powerful infrastructure of private companies. what we've essentially done is to create a network of corporations that have the fire power of small nation states that could you know overthrow some small governments around the world. in essence we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war. on you know right now you know bombs have got a time limit don't like food. you know munitions and. so by the things. you can see. in iraq the f. 16 s and that's a tease we're firing 6000000 dollars within seconds coming back we army and going up again. there's no hope of any more because there's always a small cobble of people for more of the really really good business. it doesn't matter that we're losing the war in afghanistan albertan could care less it's good for them good for profit. margins here and no no no no. i don't want this you have no knowledge of the. bad law i was hoping for you did not fit then i don't know your last year alone. there's a lot of here is economy where china has caught up or surpassed us you know the mobile payments market 50 times the size of the us or over here still writing checks our banking syst

state to find the companies who want to grow. we will lower barriers to innovation. we will do everything in our power to make sure this is the easiest place in america to start and to grow a business. [applause] you have heard governors talk about opportunities as long as we have had governors. for me, it is not just a matter of politics. it is not just a matter of policy. it is personal. my dad is joining me in this chamber today. that is more than fitting. i would never have made it into any chamber without him or my mom and my brother. my dad grew up as one of 11 kids in a two room house. if you looked at his circumstances, you never would have guessed what he would have accomplished. he started working on air conditioners. he worked hard and grew and built and grind it until he was one of the most respected people in his field in the entire state. his skills and his character changed his life. that changed mine. it must be the mission of our government to open the doors of generational opportunity to more people in our state. north and south. man and woman. black and white. when we graduated, we

and next state lawmakers grilling cell phone companies about their lack of cell service during the powert off we'll tell you what they're demanding cell companies do that. and we are tracking showers across the bay area this morning but they're really not going to be allowed around for long. i've got your update on what to expect for the rest of your thursday. >>and i'm tracking your commute around the bay area the soggy commute a live look at 92, this is a trip across the san mateo bridge yes, it's already crowded 16 minutes to the peninsula. >>lawmakers are trying to hold cell phone companies responsible for massive service outages during october's power shut off remember that more than a million people were left without cell phone service when the power went out. yesterday cell phone companies, they testified at the state capitol legislators, they want them to have a plan in place for when the lights go out during dangerous wind events, representatives from the telephone companies, they promised to make improvements. >>we are prepared to dramatically in we increase capital investment

. >> reporter: even if the governor has a super majority in the state legislature, being lobbying by rich and powerful drug companiesthey would not. >> this is challenging some of the forces of the universe. >> it was still take a number of years to fully implement the program if they come to be. dumb baker, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> this is definitely a very ambitious plan. does newsom have the support? >> reporter: there's lots of support the most the democrats to be sure but there's can be likely a lot of support the most other groups as well for the very simple reason. that this that it is so expensive that it is dysfunctional now. and then, what the politicians are gonna have to decide is between the campaign contributions and keeping their seats. and for a lot of people, keeping their seat is a lot more important. that very likely would be the positive end but do not mistake power the insurance industry and the drug industry. some of the most powerful in the federal government and they mean to keep things as they are. >> we would have to wait and see what happens. obviously by the governor this is budget proposal.

companies. >>after their service outages in p g's public safety power shut-offs companies like verizon 18 t t mobile and sprint have already been scrutinized by state regulators and california's top emergency management official, the senate energy utilities and communications committee will explore what needs more attention policy or oversight. the company's vowed to state regulators last month they would make changes including adding cell sites and backup generators, the assembly reconvenes at 01:00pm monday while the senate starts at 2. in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. a temper 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside from our sutro camera looking san francisco and market street there you see all the red tail lights beautiful twilight seen in the city here. >>chief meteorologist lawrence karnow also here let's read time, yes you keeping with the theme ready to go for the weekend you got very good. yeah we are going to see a nice weekend little hazy out there right now looking back. >>towards san francisco over alcatraz see the haze in the atmosphere not much in the way of wind right now and certainly that means a lot of clues begin

controversial senate vote with the >>the state senate is moving forward with a measure that will try to hold the utility companies accountable if they have those preemptive power shut-offs and pg e will also face a new hurdle at the state capitol in our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the story. >>you know the senate appropriations committee thursday voted 42 to keep s p 3 78 alive the proposal put a system in place in order for utilities to use public safety power shut-offs more precisely i'm thrilled this public safety legislation sb 3.78 will get a move in the full senate if utilities don't follow guidelines set up in this proposed state law customers would be entitled to compensation utility companies like the genie have said this would discourage them from using shut offs a tool they say helped possibly prevent major fires last fall to be clear we're not trying to and planned walk outs. >>play a role an important role in preventing wildfires. but we need to make sure the uses them has a scalpel and not as a and radio pg e has been using them as a sledgehammer and does not need to even consider the economic harm and the public see if you are it's

as a global power developing to the basement companies power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the state we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and in farming to energy solutions for future generations the brush fire nearing future. in russia many. grazing. cohen an increasingly familiar global trend. labor force left to exploitation. people in power investigate. little pakistan. welcome back is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera donald trump has outlined his plan to end the palestinian israeli conflict his 80 page plan suggests there should be 2 states israel and the contiguous palestine it says an undivided jerusalem will be israel's capital but palestine would also have its capital in easter and jerusalem as gazans express their anger towards israel and the us palestine rejected the proposal president of the palestinian national authority for the bass said the plan won't work and would be thrown into history's garbage he said jerusalem is not for sale. lawyers have concluded their opening arguments in his impeachment trial in t

state takeover of the utility. although the governor doesn't have the power to block pg and these were out of bankruptcy, he does have leverage, because the companies plan depends on a special insurance fund the state created last summer to help utilities from wildfire losses in the future. now, pg&e is responding tonight. in a statement, a spokesperson says it will continue to work with the governor's office about his concerns. in the newsroom, maria medina, back to you. >> thank you maria. >>> meantime the governor is asking the feds for land as part of a joint strategy to tackle homelessness. he says the state is already providing free excess land for housing. he called on the housing secretary ben carson to match that commitment by providing surplus land to local governments. the governor is also requesting an additional 50,000 federal housing vouchers. >>> a plane crashes and explodes in a ball of flames in southern california. 4 people are killed. how nearby pilots rushed to try to save the folks on board. >>> i don't know how you can develop that bond with a goldfish or a peacock. >> have airline passengers gone too far with emotional suppor

the chap on the right, harrison williams, the largest power generation company in the united states,catchings was the chairman of goldman sachs and to together they decided in 1928 that they were going to start telling people whose companies they wanted to acquire once the crash came that they should load themselves up with debt. one thing conde nast always believed in his let the experts advise you and at the end of the day it is your decision but you have to trust the experts at these men were his friends and trusted them and they loaded him up with too much debt so when the crash came conde nast was worthless and "conde nast" publications, tried to get out of the company. they might have succeeded if not for edna chase. they wanted to make her in charge of the company and she said not only would she not take the job but would quit and make sure all the staff quit as well so conde nast was left in place and found someone to help them without the debt. fortunately these guys overreached themselves and they were taken over by floyd odom who basically put the "conde nast" publications

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states even more vulnerable. >> iran is obviously incredibly has through a vacuum have become incredibly powerful within iraq. >> the important thing to remember is iraq is a shia majority company, also shia. iran has enormous power, but the united states is also a big stake holder in iraq. i mean, the american embassy in iraq, people have to understand it's not a normal embassy. it's i think 100 acres. it's like a mini city. and for that embassy to have been stormed, it's actually much bigger in some ways than the storming of the iranian embassy. obviously it wasn't successful, but my point is the american embassy in baghdad is the symbol of american power. >> yeah. >> for that to have been in some way attacked, it's a -- we've suddenly ratcheted up the pressure here, and it's not clear where this is going. >> and if the u.s. is involved in this, this certainly another big ratcheting up. fareed zakaria, thank you. arwa damon as well. up next, we'll get reaction to this attack in the baghdad airport from the pentagon. i'm finding it hard to stay on top of things a faster laptop could help. plus, tech support to stay worry free woory free.... boom! boom! get free business day sh

ever representative so cellular companies such as rising and atnt testified at state capitol yeah, this is all in response to massive service outages in october's power shut off our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what lawmakers want from them. >>they've got to step up to that a plate. they've got to start giving us the information they've got a quick play defense california lawmakers putting telecommunications companies on notice i need to be able to communicate. >>with my constituents when there's a fire the senate energy utilities and communications committee spent wednesday analyzing cellular outages in october's power shut-offs well millions were left in the dark a more than a million were also left without cell service representatives from companies like verizon and atnt promised to make improvements we are prepared to dramatically in we increase capital investment to transform our network in response to this new normal of massive power shut-offs callow yes director mark ghilarducci gave lawmakers a laundry list of issues that came up in october service outages, including a lack of transparency with data and the lack of sell-side

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company. the president of united states has broad powers when it comes to a particularly foreign aid.s not a secret that that government has mismanaged funds so a president who has governed and as he campaigned saying that he would be a steward of taxpayer dollars $400 million in aid to ukraine i think any good statesman would be skeptical and want to actually find out more skinformation abo where that money would be going, how it would be spent particularly in a country as corrupt as ukraine. >> rrrobert, with the street to go back to earlier point mr. hudson say 90% of the media owned by six corporations saying that is not free press. >> as i alluded to earlier, i think it has over time made the media lazy when there's in there so many power and influence in one industry i think that many in the media and as you see they've allowed themselves to become lazy and it has opened the door for new media outlets like breitbart news. the media will cover the true harm a lot of the policies that have been implemented in enthis country for decades it's a great point and i think it's a testame