tasha bartholomew/caltrain "...this event brings out generations of families to celebrate what dr. king was trying to do....nats (new life fellowship praise team)the new life fellowship praise team set the tone for the ride to san francisco, which commemorates the 54 mile civil rights march, led by dr. king, from selma to montgomery, alabama, in 1965. riders telling me dr. 1965. riders alabama, in in san jose.diridon station starting from pilgrimage... the annual ya145 wont hurt sotbrownfor itself says record speaks but harris's party 56but harris's record speaks for itself says brownsot145 wont hurt ya (grant) another big story tonight... to honor king... the caltrain "celebration train" traveled from san jose to san francisco ....making stops this morning in palo alto... and san mateo. kron4's rob fladeboe caught up with riders making the annual pilgrimage... starting from diridon station in san jose. nats (boarding train)this was the happy scene as hundreds of folks boarded the martin luther king junior celebration train in san jose. the annual event celbrating dr. kings birthda

dana hull from bloomberg, and tasha keeney, thank you both.ing up, we continue earnings coverage with microsoft. will cloud demand for its title of world's most viable company at risk? and we continue to monitor the facebook earnings call. the company sees the opportunity for instagram e-commerce as healthy but has to partner with others and establish a payment gateway before that can scale up. we will continue to follow that call throughout the hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: microsoft reported revenue for the second quarter in line with wall street estimates. the company said revenue increased 12% with $9 billion coming from its commercial cloud business after weeks of act and forth with amazon for the title of world's most viable company. our senior analyst joins us from new york to discuss. what are your takeaways from this report? >> last time we talked about, in the last quarter, microsoft increase revenue and we said it will be difficult for them to do something like this going forward. 13% is very decent in our view, but compared to

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on the red scarf movement but he might hope it is a sign that the tide is turning in his favor the tasha butler al-jazeera paris there being more antigovernment protests in sudan's capital of khartoum they coincided with a visit by the president to egypt where he accused the media of exaggerating the extent of the unrest he removed reports now from car too. it's his second visit outside his country in less than a week as to dance president obama bashir faces continuing calls back home to end his thirty year rule and step down calls that started six weeks ago and to which he has remained defiant to heat on the there is a problem in sudan we cannot claim that we don't have a problem but some media take it out of size and dimension it is an attempt to close what is being called the arab spring in sudan it has the same slogans programmes and requests it also has the same use of social media however the sudanese people have learned the lesson that they have seen what happened in some of the states that went through the so-called arab spring and its negative implications wedding the sudanese p

tasha thanks for that natasha. cox is bizarre. now a new treaty between france and germany is causing tensions in parts of europe the two leaders warn of nationalism as they so want to gets national as they signed the agreement aimed at deepening economic and defense ties between the two nations and they also boost cooperation with the e.u. and nato a far right groups have attacked the treaty assigning away the two countries sovereignty tasha butler is live for us now in paris so natasha what more do we know about what's in this treaty or what this treaty treaty is about really is france and germany deepening their cooperation. together and also trying to strengthen their position in the european union and in turn strengthen european union itself now the treaty is about corporation in various areas military cooperation or economic cooperation between the two countries opens the doors for more cultural and youth exchanges it also means that france and germany may in the future present joint statements at the united nations and it p

to demand hundreds of hours of overtime from their work as the reforms triggered days of violent tasha's against what protesters say is the rule of prime minister viktor orban demonstrators returned to the streets today. braving icy conditions thousands returned to the streets of budapest with a message for hungary's president stop obama they want his right wing government's new overtime law to be repealed it allows a massive increase in how many extra hours employees can ask the staff to work from two hundred fifty to four hundred hours it also lets employees take up to three years to pay the overtime labor unions say that slavery. we hunger in is work too much already we just can't bear it anymore wall ok the problem is if they came to a vote in parliament the opposition blew whistles and made noise to try to stop it from passing without success since then thousands of gone out regularly to protest accompanied by an overwhelming police presence in one protest opposition politicians were thrown out of the state television station as they tried to read out a petition against the law peop

tasha bartholomew/caltrain "...this event brings out generations of families to celebrate what dr.ing was trying to do....nats (new life fellowship praise team)the new life fellowship praise team set the tone for the ride to san francisco, which commemorates the 54 mile civil rights march, led by dr. king, from selma to montgomery, alabama, in 1965. riders telling me dr. today as it was back then passengers "...he represented the past, the present and the future..." "...we all have a dream right, and we can never go back..." "...if dr. king had lived a little longer the world would be a much better place..." "...we have a lot more work to do, darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that..."as always, dozens of children were among the 2-thousand or so riders this year, sponsored by the martin luther king junior foundation. a teaching moment for young and old alike. said one long-time rider, "it as if the train itself were powered by king's eternal message of freedom and equality."alfred turner/san jose "...sometimes you look around and it seems like we're going backwar

let's bring in tasha of ark invest on the cnbc newsline. tasha, no surprise here. your company is one of the biggest investors in tesla you guys have a very bullish stance on this take us through what you thoughts of that earnings report and call what stood out, and is the stock responsible or slud it be responsible for the kind of move that we've seen in the premarket so far we chicago china is an important auto in the driver space that's really an opportunity that we think would be larger than the energy sector you know, deepok is leaving, and that's spooking investors. he might be uncomfortable leaving. the company went through this really tough period, and now he thinks that someone is ready to take over. he is comfortable going. we think that sticker price will drive demand, and the cost reductions in terms of improvement in battery cost are what's going to make consumers make the switch from gas-powered cars >> batteries are a big deal. we've heard reports over the past couple of days that they are switching in the model s and model x models, if you will, to

has been a student at seattle shahada since grade one over that time she and principal akila tasha cooley have seen the numbers of girls at your school more than ok melissa yes and so are strolls and though we have. a few buildings here and there. was a student here they guess seven thousand just was just here so i wonder how long. the huge increase in the numbers of feel studying it. is a welcome sign of progress compared to the days when the taliban were in power and girls were forbidden from going to school. but the school's enormous growth has a major consequence too many students and not enough classrooms so we have a few buildings here yeah which ones are for girls one is simple this. time of movement is saying that that building is from the beis building room for the from the five buildings from the by the we are seeing the buildings are all the by all the building all of the boys are the mice yes. one of the girls that's there is full of the yes. we don't have a classroom because we don't have buildings and that's just for our parents and all of them is the buildings are on the bi

next to a naked drag queen has caused outrage online the boys the child strength on no news queen tasha the widely said image has caused many to question whether it's appropriate for a child to be involved in the world of drag but the boy's mother has defended his passion. he knows their idol the aspects of drag that he's not allowed to apply to his show. if you talk a fat behind the controversial image has defended the accompanying article saying it was a balanced and thoughtful piece about the issue of sexualizing children but despite that though they subsequently deleted they subsequently deleted his social media accounts psychologist dr oren it's a told is that children dressing up in drag is not an innocuous paul's time as some claim it's not just about a child having fun and dressing up there's far more to it this is one of the reason the child one of the reasons child actors very often at least in north america end up having very serious social and personal problems because they never learned to develop a sense of self they were always in front of a camera they were always perfor

in cairo icons under pressure to take a strong stance against a country's rights record while the tashabutler joins us live now from the french capital emmanuel macross and making some strong comments natasha egypt's human rights record what more is even saying. yes that's right the french president is clearly criticizing egypt's human rights record under president sisi saying it's much worse today than it was under the former egyptian leader hosni mubarak who was deposed in twenty eleven there's some strong comments on the french president's first visit to egypt just before he actually meets a presidency you see he also said that you can use national security if you like an excuse for human rights abuses and that is a reference again to the fact the president sisi often talks about the importance of national security it's a priority he says for egypt is certainly a change in positional thinking for the french president from twenty seventeen when president sisi was invited by a man on my call to paris and at the time emanuel markhor said it wasn't france's place to lecture egypt about c

they say that reassessing the impact of tintin in congo would be a small but significant step the tasha buckler al-jazeera lou violent earth belgium and latest sports news are to peter and ahau. thank you very much las vegas police have issued a warrant for a d.n.a. sample from portuguese football soccer city ana ronaldo a thirty three year old has been accused of rape in a vegas hotel back in two thousand and nine he's a lawyer says this is a very standard request meanwhile join killers jordan have become the first team to qualify for the knockout stages at football's asian cup in the united arab emirates they've followed up the defeat of defending champions australia with a two no winner of assyria to guarantee a place in the last sixteen. some are put them ahead and they doubled the advantage before halftime with a powerful header from topic the top black said we're used to being under pressure the media have not given any attention to the jordanian team since the start of the competition but we proved that we are a tough team and we hope that we can go as far as possible in this com

they say that reassessing the impact of tintin in congo would be a small but significant step the tasha buckler al-jazeera blue violent earth belgium more news coming up on al-jazeera and just a moment thanks for watching the news hour by. in the next episode of science in a golden age abi exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islamic period in the field of mathematics. the term algebra can be traced back to the arabic word algebra we're going to the limits of modern technology forty percent faster than the speed of sound they gave us the final building block find they discovered it met able to answer is astonishing science in a golden age with jim alkalinity on al-jazeera. a colleague much more to say it has now been held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet. why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he's a journalist has journalism become a crime have moles become a tool to silence wars of truth we will continue our news coverage with professionalism and impartiality our work will remai

cairo emmanuel cross says the situation has worsened during president abdel fatah his cc's reign now tasha butler reports from paris. seafoam emanuel micros first trip to egypt is proving to be a delta could balancing act the french president wants to boost cooperation trade with my robe will deliver mistral miss each on human rights issues of luminol presidency she came to paris in october twenty seventeen we had a long discussion about that and i think things have not gone in the right direction since since that time there have been bloggers journalists and activists who've been imprisoned that is a reality and though i have respect for egypt i cannot ignore this. president abdel fattah el-sisi suggested that egypt needed no lessons in human rights. b.g. it will not advance by bloggers egypt will thrive and work on effort on its children's perseverance we are doing economic social political and religious reform for macro it was a change of tone from the twenty seventeen meeting with sisi at the time had said it wasn't france's place to lecture egypt over civil liberties some campaign isn

tasha says the grumpiness, lethargy and inability to think after too much screen time is scientific evidencehave been on screens a long time. ifind different after they have been on screens a long time. i find this study a bit confusing to be honest. there has to be an element of pa rental there has to be an element of parental control anyway. going back to the social media thing, you could make the argument that that is not proper human interaction and that is potentially what kids are missing out on. very briefly, fat cat pay, do bosses get paid too much?” haven't got a particular issue with levels of pay, if i did, you would be moving on to footballers and pop stars. i have more of an issue in terms of some ftse100 and general ceo for mac with the short term view they have to take is dictated by the market. maybe if a boss gets paid loads, it one day we will get paid loads! not after you have said that! richard, a pleasure to have you on as always. that's it from business live today. we hope you have enjoyed the first week of 2019. have a happy friday and a happy weekend. goodbye. hello.

on the red scarf movement but he might hope it is a sign that the tide is turning in his favor the tasha butler al jazeera paris. dozens of mothers in yemen demonstrated in the port city of aden demanding the government provide information about their missing son the women have been demonstrating daily and rallied outside the interior minister's home it's believed most of the men are in detention and were captured during the ongoing civil war aden is under the control of the saudi backed yemeni government. the number of illegal drug factories being discovered in iraq is growing and so are the number of addicts particularly in poverty stricken parts of the south matheson has more. this is one of the front lines in iraq's latest battle the fight against illegal drugs such as heroin and crystal meth. it's a makeshift treatment center run by police in the southern city of basra trying to help addicts such as has done. i have been an addict for more than seventeen months then i got arrested by police while i was buying large quantities of drugs to use every day my entire family has disowned m

and the tasha how do today's protests compare with previous weekends. well that we know a few more thousand people across the country some thirty two thousand according to interior ministry i think is the that's up from last week is still not huge a number of people when you compare those numbers to the sort of numbers you see in other protests but if you i just want to give you an idea of what it's like here at the arc de triomphe which has become something of the symbol of the yellow vest protests you can see it there it's actually clearing out there with thousands of protesters that marched across paris earlier and they congregated here the police as you can see beside me if you look a very heavy police presence they are trying to disperse this square the whole area around the arc de triomphe to make people go home they've used tear gas and water cannon but it is it's it's worth noting that these protests have been in fact without violence the people here have marched through the city peacefully this is just a really a procedure as the police tried t

they say that reassessing the impact of tintin in congo would be a small but significant step the tasha buckler al-jazeera blue valentine of belgium . and mind of the main headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president don't trump as visited the border with mexico to drum up support for his proposed border wall trump wants more than five billion dollars to start construction but is locked in a standoff with u.s. democrats who refused to fund it it's caused a partial government shutdown and trump now says he won't attend the world economic forum in davos while the dispute rumbles on so they apprehended people from the middle east and they do it all the time and everybody says well where they're from and we're not talking about only mexico all over the world they come in because it's a weak spot they make it strong but the laws have to be strong and we need we need security we need the kind of backup that you want and they were asked by the way we have lists of things what they leave more than anything is the barrier the wall color whatever you want whether it's still a concrete you don't care we

has been a student at seattle shahada since grade one over that time she in principal akila tasha cooley have seen the numbers of girls at your school more than ok melissa yes and show a stroll and though we have. a few buildings here and there. how does a student here they get this seven thousand just was just curious i wonder how long . the huge increase in the numbers of feel studying it. is a welcome sign of progress compared to the days when the taliban were in power and girls were forbidden from going to school. but the school's enormous growth has a major consequence too many students and not enough classrooms so we have a few buildings here yeah which ones are for girls one is simple this. time of movement is saying that that building is from the beis building room for the from the five buildings from the buys a lot of them are seeing the buildings these are all the by all the building all of the boys are the mice yes. where are the girls that's the eyes of the yes. we don't have classroom trees we don't have buildings and that's just for our parents and all of the buildings are

they say that reassessing the impact of tintin in congo would be a small but significant step the tasha buckler al-jazeera lou violent earth belgium . so the little check of the headlines here on al-jazeera and opposition candidate felix to scaredy has been declared the provisional winner of the long delayed presidential election in the democratic republic of congo. i know how many of you find it hard to accept but i say with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph kabila president of the republic today we must no longer consider each other as adversities but rather as partners and democratic change in our country. where runner up martin has dismissed the results as an electoral who out to suit you all those who learned of the truth of the ballot boxes especially to congress national bishops a possible conference sankoh and the church of congo through your historical observations we ask you to reveal to the congolese people and to the whole world the name of the person who really was our peoples choice. vision good reject categorically the result published by the election commission

on the red scarf movement but he might hope it is a sign that the tide is turning in his favor the tasha butler al-jazeera paris now roger stein a longtime ally of u.s. president donald trump has said he will consider cooperating with special counsel robert muller's russia investigation stone who was arrested on friday has denied charges of lying to congress and what the stand praying. if there's wrongdoing by other people in the campaign that i know about which i know of no one but if there is i would certainly testify honestly i'd also testify honestly about any other matter including any communications with the president it's true that we spoke on the phone but those communications are political in nature there but now i and there's there is certainly no conspiracy with russia done estabrook has more from washington well roger stone does seem to be hedging a bit on friday when he was indicted he said that he would not bear witness against president trump now today as he made the rounds on the sunday talk show he said that he may consult with his attorneys and he may have a conversatio

hike letter touched on several issues including taxation citizenship and democracy our correspondent tasha butler has been gauging reaction in paris. what the french president is hoping for with his letters to try and quell the protests that we've seen across france for more than two months now by responding to one of the main demands of the yellow dress protesters and that is that they don't have they say enough of a say in the way that france is run they feel that their government simply part of this metropolitan elite that is out of touch with their concerns so emanuel my core strategy is to launch what he calls a grand national citizens debate and his letter details how that's going to work with debates up and down the country various themes like tax all social services and what he hopes is that people get together online and in person and transform what he calls the anger on the streets into real working solutions now the question is will it's work and some protesters are saying ok fine it's give this a go let's join in but of course there are many other protesters who say look this i

tashas in s in dallas. go ahead. caller: yes. i just want to say that i love everybody. i have spanish friends, i have all types of friends. at the end of the day, the wall, i feel like we really need it. because there's no other country that i feel that you can just go into and walk in freely. host: ok. just want to reiterate to our capitol producer tweeting this moments ago as well. that the house will reconvene shortly to vote on a three-week c.r. to reopen the government through february 15 and go to conference with the senate to negotiate the homeland security and -- department and border security spending. that's already been done by the senate. next up is the house. it will liely -- likely be voice voted in the house and the next step forward after that would be signature of the president at the white house. let's hear from roy, next up. north carolina. you're on the air. go ahead. mute your television. o ahead with your comment. caller: hello. host: you're on the air, roy, go ahead. just mute your television and say you what want to say. i think we may have lost

to a prison many of the refugees are living at the moment and go to a long camp in bangladesh that tasha going to aim is their. then the dash is facing the enormous challenge of how best to host almost a million row him directly genes cox's bizarre is now home to the largest refugee settlement in the world and the government says people keep streaming over the border from me and mar at a rate of about forty thousand a year this mega can't is congested it sits on an elephant migration route and in less than two years the jungle has been heavily deforested one of the solutions the government has is to move about one hundred thousand rohingya refugees to a remote island it's called passion charge it's about a four hour boat ride from the mainland it is uninhabited and it's prone to flooding that is why it's controversial the u.n. special rough for tourists since the crisis began she has been pushing for access keyless island on tuesday she told al-jazeera she is now going to be allowed to take a tour and that will happen on thursday she cousin it promised me last july when i came here she s

penalties tasha butler has more from the french capital what european media is reporting so far is that it would be called in stakes it would be a transaction channel based in paris run by a german bank manager but with a supervisory board based in the united kingdom and it would deal mainly with trade between the e.u. in iran in areas such as food medicine and medical devices but it could be expanded to other things in the future venezuela's proclaimed interim leader one guy dawes says he's held secret meetings with members of the military and security forces and runs army chiefs to draw support for president nicolas maduro more protests were held on wednesday calling from a doer of to step down. u.s. senators have launched a new bid to end support for the saudi led coalition in yemen they're resubmitting a draft resolution that passed the senate in december but was blocked in the house of representatives the u.n. humanitarian chief has repeated his warning of a crisis on the border between syria and jordan if there's a military operation in libya mark local kids calling on all sides t

tasha: first, on an autopilot front, i think tesla's navigate on autopilot feature shows that it is competingith companies like waymo. they are coming from a different approach, testing on suburban tesla onopposed to highways. that feature, in terms of getting on and off the highway is a problem that many teams have had trouble with. heare battery front, we that tesla will account for 50% of global battery production by the end of this year. when we think about competition, i'll have to get to scale in that takes years. tesla already has that scale and they have a technology advantage. we just heard the north american ceo of toyota say that tesla is affecting prius sales and creating a new category of vehicle. a technology driven car. that comes with over the air updates. things that competitors just don't have. obviously a tough year for tesla. elon musk was fined by the fcc. independentn directors, we don't how independent they are. elon musk has been fairly quiet. is there a sense that the governance and leadership issues have stabilized? dana: i think that 2018 was such a dramatic year, b

tasha bartholomew/caltrain "...this event brings out generations of families to celebrate what dr. king was trying to do....nats (new life fellowship praise team)the new life fellowship praise team set the tone for the ride to san francisco, which commemorates the 54 mile civil rights march, led by dr. king, from selma to montgomery, alabama, in 1965. riders telling me dr. king's message is as relevant today as it was back then passengers "...he represented the past, the present and the future..." "...we all have a dream right, and we can never go back..." "...if dr. king had lived a little longer the world would be a much better place..." "...we have a lot more work to do, darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that..."as always, dozens of children were among the 2-thousand or so riders this year, sponsored by the martin luther king junior foundation. a teaching moment for young and old alike. said one long-time rider, "it as if the train itself were powered by king's eternal message of freedom and equality."alfred turner/san jose "...sometimes you look around and i

tasha bartholomew/caltrain "...this event brings out generations of families to celebrate what dr.ing was trying to do....nats (new life fellowship praise team)the new life fellowship praise team set the tone for the ride to san francisco, which commemorates the 54 mile civil rights march, led to montgomery, alabama, in 1965. riders telling me dr. king's message is as relevant today as it was back then passengers "...he represented the past, the present and the future..." "...we all have a dream right, and we can never go back..." "...if dr. king had lived a little longer the world would be a much better place..." "...we have a lot more work to do, darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that..."as always, dozens of children were among the 2-thousand or so riders this year, sponsored by the martin luther king junior foundation. a teaching moment for young and old alike. said one long-time rider, "it as if the train itself were powered by king's eternal message of freedom and equality."alfred turner/san jose "...sometimes you look around and it seems like we're going b

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on the red scarf movement but he might hope it is a sign that the tide is turning in his favor the tasha al-jazeera paris. taxi drivers are back on the streets of madrid protesting against services like i say driving some ride heading apps compete on fairly because they don't face the same regulations and costs of charges and madrid are working towards a solution but conflicting viewpoints and preventing this. the number of illegal drugs factories being discovered in iraq is growing and so on the number of addicts to clean poverty stricken parts of the south and has more now from baghdad. this is one of the front lines in iraq's latest battle the fight against illegal drugs such as heroin and crystal meth. it's a makeshift treatment center run by police in the southern city of basra trying to help addicts such as has sound. i have been an addict for more than seventeen months then i got arrested by police while i was buying large quantities of drugs to use every day my entire family has disowned me. drug smugglers have been crossing parts of the border with iran which were left with litt

time in power the tasha butler reports from paris. so far emanuel macro's first trip to egypt is proving to be a delicate balancing act the french president wants to boost cooperation and trade with cairo want to live from a strong message on human rights that means of what president since he came to paris on october twenty seventeen we had a long discussion about that and i think things have not gone in the right direction since then since that time there have been bloggers journalists and activists who've been imprisoned that is a reality and though i have respect for egypt i cannot ignore this president abdel fattah el-sisi suggested that egypt needed no lessons in human rights was a length of police will not advance by bloggers egypt will thrive and work on effort on its children's perseverance economic social political and religious reform. for macro it was a change of tone from the twenty seventeen meeting with c.c. at the time he said it wasn't france's place to lecture egypt over civil liberties some campaign isn't from olds h

on the red scarf movement but he might hope it is a sign that the tide is turning in his favor the tasha butler al-jazeera paris. i'm your by the russian shot as banksy on our door what they bought a car and paris has been stolen ninety people were killed at the concert hall and an attack orchestrated by iceland twenty fifteen the painting showed a young girl one of the loss of life. survivors of the auschwitz death camp have gathered at the site to mark holocaust remembrance day it comes after a year which has seen and creaks and anti-semitic attacks including the fatal stabbing of an eighty five year old holocaust survivor and france and october a gunman killed eleven jews that a synagogue in pittsburgh the deadliest attack of its kind in u.s. history. people in the north of our city of london derry have been marching to remember bloody sunday when british troops killed fourteen unarmed civilians the events of nine hundred seventy two took place during the height of the troubles a conflict putting mostly catholic irish nationalists or republicans against british mostly protestant union

tasha, good to see you.e coverage of the january jobs report starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow where we identify where the jobs are right now. check out president trump's tweet this morning. he tweeted, he said so great to watch and listen to all these people who write books and talk about my presidential campaign and so many other things related to winning and how i should be doing it. as i take it in, i sit back, look around and say gee, i'm in the white house and they're not. when we come back, it's deadly cold, the record-breaking temperatures causing chaos across the country, we have the very latest. the big business of sports betting, millions of americans will be watching the big game on sunday, hoping to make some money. we'll take a look at how the gambling industry is changing the sports world, right here. ♪ where have you been all my life. ♪ all my life. ♪ ♪ (vo) here's a question. was it necessary to create a luxury car more teched out than silicon valley? with a cockpit fit for aspaceship.

and we've also been talking to our own agenda nesta tasha butler who's currently on the ground in paris this was her assessment well as a reporter in far too soon you get used to covering protests and there's always a certain amount of hostility but there's no doubt that with these yellow fest protests that tell students he's taken on a whole new dimension because the media are seen by many of the demonstrators as the enemy as the voice piece of the state and when you're out there in the street with a camera whether your from french media or international media doesn't really make much difference to those who see you just as journalists and so what that means is we're seeing a lot more. memes in paris we've seen the headquarters of buildings such as a paid international news agency targeted and for us personally all teams have been insulted pushed around you have to be a lot more aware of your personal safety your kids and we've had quite the exact side of all of that work you've been punched through being kicked and had their cameras stolen and the danger and the risk of course isn't j

think that france is the country where this new system will be registered so here's more from the tasha butler in paris. well foreign ministers meeting in bucharest are supposed to give more details as to exactly how this transaction transaction payment channel will work it will not use dollars that is designed to contour bypass those u.s. sanctions were imposed on iran now what we understand is that it will be called in stocks it will be based in paris overseen by the german banking manager and will have a board in the united kingdom it's a joint effort and it really is aimed at trying to keep this iran nuclear deal alive in the beginning it will be used only for things like medicines medical devices some humanitarian items and food but it may be expanded but what most analysts say is that it isn't light on likely to be able to persuade a big multinational companies in europe such as france's total or germany's daimler to start trading with iran again because they simply will not want to risk being penalized by u.s. sanctions when they really rely on the very lucrative u.s. dollar mark

. >> so tax hikes are doing, you have to combine tasha will have to be budget cuts, borrowing?> there would be borrowing but every year we would calculate the income room the prior year because it's not exactly will depend upon basically fuel economy and construction contemplation but we would adjust the amount of bonds issued each year and we would show they will be paid for. we are not creating new unpaid for that unlike the tax cuts, but real investment, real jobs, real boost to the economy with no new unpaid for debt. >> what would the package look like? you have address how we're paying for it. >> we've got to build in resilience for climate change. our new techniques for green infrastructure. we have to bring things up to the state of repair. we had $100 billion to bring up transit to state the covert peer, let alone get people new transit options. my proposal with both deal with state that could repair and would have more money for new options for people, , new partnerships with the states. .. spend the money and the good thing about transitives, we have the strongest bu