theo's owner noticed how much they like bulls. they put them in the water but theo picks the biggest one. he goes after it. he pulls it and does what he can to get it out of the water. and once he does, he plays with it a little bit and then -- he smooshz it into the water and sinks it to the bottom. >> i thought he'd take to his owner and say fill this one. >> that's a really smart dog. >>> see how smart cats can be. this is in vietnam. this cat hears something. [ meowing ] it hears the voice of a cat stuck in the bathroom. it goes to rescue the cat. >> don't tell me the cat can open the door. >> reaches up, toggles with the knob and gets the door open and out comes kitty. >> no way. that was really good. >> that's pretty good. >> i think cats have been playing dumb all along. ♪ >>> it's road trip time. we're taking a ride out to area 51 and we know very little about area 51 for a reason. >> the most well-known secret base in the world. >> exactly. but you know who needs to go out there and discover a little bit more, to investig

theo: thank you very much. emily: thank you so much, caroline.ing up, a cybersecurity for over takes to the market. we will catch up with the company ceo, next. check out tv if you have a blooming terminal. you can interact with us directly. just go to tv on your terminal. you can also contact us on twitter. bloombergtictoc by streaming live on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: overstock.com says the u.s. sec's crypto probe is threatening the business. online retailer warning the investigation could delay its initial coin offering an impact future ventures. investors eagerly await the upcoming ipos of dropbox and spotify. the public listing of a lesser-known tech company today could be an indicator of things to come. shares in cloud security scale climbed 106%r on the first day of trading. alex is standing by with more. alex: that is right. it is the first large notable tech listing in the u.s. this year. pleasure of speaking now with our guest who joins us from the nasdaq global wherege in times square the share is listed. thanks fo

but mitchell you are a fact about theo, he is a petrol head, so he is bubbly loving being there.have retreated some of his tweets already. do take a look if you are more from geneva. let's stale —— let's stay with steel. major upheaval at japan's third largest steel maker where the boss is expected to resign following a quality data fraud scandal. you can see him behind me here. let's go to our asia business hub where mariko 0i is following the story. i'm hoping to be able to talk to her. there you are. brilliant. tell us her. there you are. brilliant. tell us more, what is his name and tell us more us more, what is his name and tell us more about its future, he is likely to go any time. . his name is colour psyche, and he is the chief executive of the company, as you said. his mate —— resignation was reported this morning but it has not been confirmed just yet. the company is holding a press conference in just under an hour, so we will find out whether the report is accurate. but the company is also expect that to announce some of the details of the external investigation into t

longstanding partners with an all weather relationship rex tillerson also raise concerns over the theo pin government's decision to impose a state of emergency after months of protests in this making his first official visit to africa. china is promising what it calls a justify the necessary response if there's a trade war with the u.s. president don trump is expected to approve steep caris on steel and alum in imports saying they're needed to protect american jobs. sources have told al jazeera and morality military cargo plane violated carter's airspace last sunday the aircraft was intercepted by a car through fighter jets which trying to establish communication with the pilot of the u.s. plane we're told there was no response this is the third time the u.s. has breached space within four months the u.a.e. is among four countries that cut ties with catherine last june britain's home secretary says a police officer was harmed by a nerve agent is still in a serious condition but able to talk the officer was at the scene when former russian spy screwball and his daughter were found uncon

this is not some theo pinson -- theo rettical concern. a national security issue. >> laura: guys, it was 15 years ago we had 18 of the top 25 steel makers in the world. today i looked at the list. compiled in 2006, but i believe we have 2 of the top 25. china has 10. china in 2000 produced 11% to 15% of steel. now they produce 46.8% of steel in the world. it's a communist country. they repress people and suppress human rights, cheat and steal and take our intellectual property. they try to will effort domination. i think back on the experts and what they said about china. the same people we are spaceed to listen to today. the headlines in the last month. the china reckoning. how beijing defied american expectations. there they are. the "washington post," we got china wrong. now what? how the west got china wrong. >> i think you are right, laura, but i don't think we want to be more like china. the countries with the most prosperous have more economic freedom. this is a back track on what president trump has done. >> laura: after the worst

that's theo way it works, and so i don't know to speak to that. that will be something i hope the media will speak to over the next two or three weeks and we find in these 2,232 pages that no one has read, when we find the things in this bill that are going to be egregious to the american people. highly egregious o and people will find them and hope media will report them and i know that they'reor in there i don't know what they are yet because bill has been just produced. but that's of concern. but what's of great concern to me is the fact that -- we made no attempt whatsoever any offset any attempt to solve our fiscal issues and just to gather republicans and democrats are ares running off the cliff passing a bull. now let me speak to my democratic friends criticize as i should. with this piece of legislation what we control executive branch we control both houses of congress and we're getting ready to pass a bill that will add $2 trillion for these yng people to pay it out of the round to compound, compound we have 20 trillion and 21 trillion i

our man at the show, theo leggett reports: at the airport, drivers sprout wings and become pilots.nfold toa span and become pilots. the wings unfold to a span of 12 yards and, presto, it isa to a span of 12 yards and, presto, it is a plan. people have been designing flying cars the years but commercially they have never made it off the ground. airspeed is over 12 100 miles an hour. but not any more because of this flying car is actually in production. yes, you can buy one. it is carbon fibre shell, and the blades provide the lift. they open up like a helicopter but rotate under their own momentum. power is provided by the two engines at the back, one views the driving it on the road. it can do 160 kilometres on the road and 180 kilometres on the road and 180 kilometres in the air. so why which you want to fly? to get above all those pesky traffic jams, you want to fly? to get above all those pesky trafficjams, of course. it takes from five to ten minutes to convert the liberty from a car to an aircraft and it doesn't need a ru nway to ta ke aircraft and it doesn't need a runway to

our reporter theo leggett is there and he's taken some time off from meeting executives to discuss thehe day. instead, he's been looking into his crystal ball, to see what motoring might be like in years or decades to come: in geneva i am surrounded by hundreds of cars which are other on the market already awesome to go on sale. you get an indication of what manufacturers think will be driving inafew manufacturers think will be driving in a few years time so let's take a look into the future... here we are in the future and what do we have here? this little machine is a robot taxi because people will be living in cities and they will want to get around. come inside, and to take a seat because there is plenty of room in hit. you may notice there is no driver and this is the future. it is an electric, clean, green, and an alternative to buses or trams or other forms of public transport. don't complain about the driving. what about these? it looks like something out of a blade runner. as you will see in the moment, it has funky internal lighting, electric, self driving but at least it doe

decorating theo chest of drawers, he does something different. he carves out the decoration and the initials and then pours sulfur into them and planes off the excess to leave this sulfur in late and the date, 1796. a technique you see an quaker furniture being made in southeastern pennsylvania. this is a technique you see up and down the great wagon road can german-speaking communities. ofe you have the mixing icaker form, german and i decoration, and in many ways that represents what it means to be an american. to take bits and pieces of particular cultures and combine them together to create something artistically special like the chest of drawers. we have only had a chance today to see a small selection of objects from our collection. our collection is easily accessible and on view to the public for study, for learning from, for enjoying. these objects are incredibly diverse, from the very simple to the very fine, from the very big to the very small. these objects were made and used by the diverse people who lived and worked in the early amer

furer facebook's reputation, which is already under attack over russia's use of the social ols during theo facebook said it is conducting a review to see if the misused data still exists. molly: large grass andininininit of new south wales. livestock killed and houses destroyed. more than 100,000 acres also scorched in the southern region of neighboring vicicicicicicic'. raiained in south australia on sunday, destroying up to 70 buildings in a huge fire that burned over 1000 hectares. more than 60,000 firefighters and three aircraft were workingg to contain thehe flas on mondad. >> just to get out. we got out, that was the main thing. not for me, but for everyone else, it was -- people haveosost their homes. >> the fire moved through the seven state of victoria, destroying at least 18 homes and killing livestock. the premier of the southern state called thihis unprecedent, saying it was lucky there was no serious injury or loss of life. the bushfifire season isis ually from december to february, b but it has been unseasonablylylylylg globally because of the effect of climate change on weat

would go into opposition and that was the reason that he voted against christmas brigade thank you theo walcott. now you're watching a d.-w. news live from. high school students across the united states have walked out of their schools in protest at gun violence and to call for stricter gun laws in the capital washington students march to the white house and staged a seventeen minute silent protest a minute for every victim of the mass shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school last month students of us have dedicated themselves to fighting for stronger laws and have been joined by others around the country. so let's go to our correspondent in washington alexandra farm that naaman who's with the students that welcome alexandra tell us what's been happening. so it was a quite impressive moment in front of the white house when the high school students who had cover their set silent and remained silent for seventeen minutes two on there are seventeen people killed or killed in parkland and from what i could see there was no laughing no giggling they seemed to be very focused on thei

who they'll vote for polls show that no party has a clear majority and have not decided and second theo's if i google. and i'm able to cite they don't know lease which is their right to vote for free money it's the first election under italy's complicated new electoral law which has increased the chances of a hung parliament across the country parties held rallies to make their final pitches to voters former prime minister matteo renzi is pushing his track record he says his democratic party took italy out of economic crisis and helped desperate migrants. we are proud of having saved hundreds of thousands of human lives and not to have played on the fears of others but whose party is trailing behind those who have put fear of migrants at the heart of the campaign the extreme far right falls and way of all marched in rome raising their hands in nazi style salutes and demanding an end to immigration and other far right party leader formally the northern league has increased its support across the country they're in a coalition with the party of former prime minister silvio berlusconi the ei

with theo live countries we have. we agree on a lot more than we heard today. i would not like to portray putin or the government nicely, but i would like to have a realistic approach. alan: we will -- peter: we will have to go there. putinpresidency? that has been our question this week. thank you for joining announunr: opportunity. prospetyty. optism.. hohost: this week, global 3000 heads toto the seychelelles. what can be done to protect the nation's endangered coral reefs? in ecuadador, top chefs are discovering ingredients from the amazon. can local delicacies save the rainrests? but firsrst we head to china, where many people are drowning in trash from around the globe.

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with theo live countries we have. we agree on a lot more than we heard today. i would not like to portray putin or the government nicely, but i would like to have a realistic approach. alan: we will -- peter: we will have to go there. putin reelected, a toxic presidency? that has been our question this week. thank you for joining ♪ michelle: hello and welcome to "fokus on europe." i'm michelle henery. anxiety is running high as much of europe awaits the outcome of italy's election. with eu-sceptic and far right parties on the rise, experts predict that t they will surgen the e vote. whether italy does lurch further to the right will depend on one man, matteo salvini. railing against the euro, brussels, and migrants, he and his populist party lega could form part of a governing coalition in rome. perhaps inspired by the success of u.s. president donanald trums

with theo live countries we have. we agree on a lot more than we heard today. i would not like to portray putin or the government nicely, but i would like to have a realistic approach. alan: we will -- peter: we will have to go there. putin reelected, a toxic presidency? that has been our question this week. week. thank you for joining hi link tv, i'm kavi ladnier i'anivg in los angeles, ca and i was born in kerala, india i look at myself and where i'm from with so much gratitude because there is such a rich culture and a heritage there. but i also have the oprtunity of being an american so ieally can take & grab from the best of both worlds i think it's very important that media outlets like link tv exist. if we focused on the differences we will be fighting forever. but the truth is tre is he unity in diversity. if we can bring that together with our art & music through our children, teaching them from the beginning it's so important to have that be the conversation to find out more visit linktv.org [applause] man: whoo-hoo! john: good afternoon. hn: so, i gu

our business correspondent theo leggett reports.ut its products can be found in almost every british household, including marmite, pot noodles and pg tips. unilever is a british business but it's also dutch. in fact it is two companies, one based in the building behind me here in london, and the other in rotterdam. now it has decided that is too unwieldy, so it will become one company based over in the netherlands. unilever has 169,000 employees worldwide, more than 7,000 are based in the uk. that is not expected to change. instead of having two legal structures, we will simply have one in the netherlands, and that will allow us to run our business a little bit faster and more efficiently. the government has played down the compa ny‘s decision and said it is not connected in brexit. it is only the corporate headquarters that is moving, it's a relatively small number ofjobs, it will not impact on the amount of tax that unilever pays in the uk, and most importantly, the two fastest growing divisions within unilever — household product

infrastructure, too, and he is talking about raising the debt ceiling, which is not fiscally the right thing theo do, becaus you would be paying principle and interest to fill pothole, but we should pay as we go. con tr controversial, but it took the leadership from the democrats can and the republicans to move it forward, because for the past two decades politicians did not want to do the right thing. >> the unemployment rate of california is 3.4%. colin is in santa monica. >> caller: yeah, a a quick comment for the senator when he said that there is no danger or consequence of being ruled by one party, but i have seen in santa monica seeing the homeless be run out, and bringing in so much health, and making environmental exceptions for the big hotels there, and so in fact, there's, if you don't have any opposition and this is cu culturally as well certainly in los angeles, you know, you get the democrats or the left or the liberals don't even need to aspire to the their own ideals, and absolute power corrupts absolutely, and i have experienced it and a lot of people have in various ways, and so

realized in syria, among the syrians i have spoken to the ones that left syria and the ones who have theo means t stay abroad generally arehoosing to do so. they say their country no longe r looks -- is no longer something they recognize, no longer, it is alien to them and they are going to stay out for the foreseeable future. >> thompson: thunited nations is again debating how to respond to this latest round of violence in syria. we saw a cease-fire last month that wab broken within t a day. i mean, is there any sense that ae un has power now to do anything that will make a the difference in syria? >> no. inere is not that sense. i mean the syriansde syria, the ones who are trapped in the siege in hut at that and efraim, they want action and they realize that actipeaks louder than words, and to them, wh the u.n., the security council resolution is not on paper unless it is enforced. seven years of war in syria we have seen that the is very little international community eo actually enforce th resolutions that the security council passes and to enforce the international la that apply, the

today most arias weeas were theo 70s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, level one system, rain giving way to showers for your tuesday. chance of thunder going into wednesday. another level one. cooler air, notice temperatures dropping. moderate strength storm for thursday, wet and gusty, and friday could be seeing snow over our highest peaks. level one system. scattered showers for part of your weekend, saturday and sunday and a slight chance on monday. that rainy theme you can track. download the accuweather app as you both know. >> thank you. >>> doctors can't believe their eyes when they look at the results from a brain scan. that story is next. >> pretty remarkable. then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> breaking news, the string of bombs left often doorsteps. two dead tonight, one in critical condition. the horrific chopper crash in ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i

that.s the to side of the debate, the state is saying, look, the tenth amendment says we can make theo decisionow we allocate resources ilaw enforcement and federal government is saying yoo c interfere with the federal law enforcement. bhow does iteak down? >> on the one side, the 10th amendment, you cannot be forced to enforce federal law. and on the other end we can' the state of california, can't obstruct the lawful implementation of federal law. there's way the federal government can ask for cooperation and entice cooperation through ants. for the california legislation, have they gone over theine and gone to the obstruction side of things? >> and let's talkbo political risks and rewards. there were a few minutes that went by after sessions spoke this week that i got in my inbox a fundraising pitch and donald trump sent out a w pitch asll. how does it affect both parties in the individuals named? >> the newsome pitch was great. he bragged about being called an embarrassment. he saidtf jeff sessions the like me, then i'm doing right, donate here, most important. the prossor will tel

there were no commissioned officers in theo navy of color. there were people like robert smalls and others who were eventually taken in either navy reserve and others. in terms of the army itself, the accepted figures of commissioned officers in relation to that. a lot of them stayed in the army rather than stayed in the navy. plus you always had the merchant marine, which even more than the navy, was integrated and there were officers of color s in ter of that.ar plus you always have the fourth factor s which stanton gave in . people of color were state militias which that had to be overturned in addition to having recruitment in the united states. i think someone asked about numbers and the draft.k the draft was done for two reasons. it was done to encourage enlistme enlistment, but black troops started to count toward state quotas. so that was anotherst inducemen for free man of color, particularly in the north, to enlist after 1863. so there were a lot of different factors going on, too, so i thought i would clarify that. >> the ohio gove

>> i think theo training has be focussed on preventing the problems. as john was saying, there are ways to deescalate. you take time, distance and cover so officers are not in a foot pursuit that's likely t lead to deadly force, or nondeadly force. there's a broader problem than deadly force. ere's nondeadly force that's also racially desperate and at levels that are not necessary, and then there are even more seemily mundane but nevertheless harmful things like stop and search and frisk and arrest for minor offenses. >> this is a broader problem. the vast majority of the policing that needs to work is day in day out conduct. because that's what people are that's where cars are searched. there are people being treated srespectfully. you can make a difference there. in terms of everydayon communicaand stopping. i don't know that implicit aining helps on the ooting. that's the officer's perception of the danger. a lot of work can be done. i don't think it's something we should thro hands up and say it can not be looked at. >> there's plenty that can be d

but what they didn't know is that theo at the same type the company was scooping up all of their friend's private information too. so a survey that started with about 270,000 people ultimately collected more than 50 million profiles. >> trevor: i'm sor's but that's some bullshit because your friends took am this dumb ass quiz this company you never heard of got access to your account. like your friends bone someone and then you get the std. like what the [bleep] man t was totally worth it. not for me! (applause) now, now you might be saying, what do i care if cambridge analytica got my facebook data, i don't mind that people know that i like ben affleck's back ta too. i think it brings out his eyes. >> but the truth is, in the wrong hands our data can be used to do some pret he sin is ter things within the level about what can be predicted about you based on what you like on facebook is higher than that your wife would say about you, what your parnlts or friends can say about you. >> cambridge analytica will try to pick whatever mental weakness or vulnerability that we think you have. and

yes, the biggest car show in the world is open to the public today — theo leggett is there for us andgauging the mood. a warm welcome to the programme. we're going to brief you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport this hour. and you can be a part of the conversation. today is international women's day — so give us your take on the debate about whether car makers should be prevented from using glamorous models to sell cars. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. the white house has confirmed that canada and mexico may be given exemptions from planned us tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium on " national security" grounds. president trump's plans have raised fears of a trade war. the european union has already said it is drawing up a list of possible retaliatory measures. chris buckler reports from washington. president donald trump has long promised protectionist policies. measures meant to defend industries like steel, which has suffered decades of decline. his plan for steel tariffs is an attempt to stop cheap imports from damaging us businesses by pricing t

our business correspondent is theo leggett. in practical, real terms, what does it mean?does not mean anything in terms ofjobs. unilever will continue to employ 7300 people in the uk and 3100 in the netherlands. the corporate structure of the business will be simplified. it is quite unwieldy at the moment, it was created from a merger in the late 19205 created from a merger in the late 1920s between british and dutch company. the board currently sits on two locations, that will go down to one. in practical terms, two locations, that will go down to one. in practicalterms, one two locations, that will go down to one. in practical terms, one of the attractions for the netherlands is that it has stricter takeover laws than the uk which means a company can do more to obstruct a potential hostile takeover. think back to last year, unilever was on the receiving end of a hostile takeover bid from kraft and it said in the wake of the deal it would simplify structures to make itself into a leaner company and that is what it is doing. what about the issue of whether company will be

exacted thinking maybe it may not be safe to go and north of san antonio right -- because i think theo color was n dallas. or houston yeah. >> before we get started you said it was getting auctioned. >> but chaneing tatum production company so sew how that goes. he wants to play scott lawson apparently i believe fbi agent yeah. >> we should mention who was his partner and apartmenter partner- >> latina from the the border the coolest investigative team like the "x-files" but you have like this country boy from tennessee. and then you've got this really cool latina from -- the border working together to unravel this. investigation. >> like you read how it concludes and how the trial concludes. the book is called bloodlines a true story of a drug cartel the fbi and the battle for a forest racing dineny melissa is the author. >> thank you. beginning now from the tucson peel of books, author discussion on president trump.

here's more from our correspondent theo leggett. it's a pretty big data breach, 150 million people. yahoo have lost more than a billion customers' user data in the past, to put that into perspective. under armour is a sportswear brand. it also operates this website called myfitnesspal, which offers dieting and exercise advice to people, helping them lose weight. it became aware that they had been hacked last week and that the breach took place in february. since then, it's been working with security firms to find out what's happened, how much information has been stolen and so on. it seems that the information includes e—mails, usernames and passwords. but the passwords are encrypted. it doesn't include credit card data, because that is kept on a separate system. how well encrypted are those passwords? they use a fairly good encryption system called becrypt. it means the passwords are hashed up. but it's not a total guarantee that they're safe. so if you have a weak password like abc1234, there are ways hackers can model that and work around the encryption. so weak passwords are vul

everton's theo walcott got a snowy beard as his team took on stoke city at the bet365 stadium in stokea snowy day for supermarket shopping in salisbury in wiltshire. and it was bitterly cold with snow at kensington gardens let's get the latest weather forecast now — here's ben rich. winter returned with a vengeance, cold easterly winds bringing snow in places and there is more to come. we have amber be prepared weather warnings and force across parts of the south east, the london area, and also in yorkshire and lincolnshire into the north midlands and on sunday the south—west of england and south wales. these are the areas most at risk of seeing some disruptive snowfall. particularly where we have this more persistent snow drifting westwards through the rest of the night. still feeding showers into eastern areas, and some clear spells, as well, with temperatures below freezing, so widespread frost and some ice tomorrow. tomorrow, this area of snowfall could bring up to 20 centimetres of a higher ground in the south—west. it will snow here for a good part of the day. elsewhere, shell is

in the theo is the as they were planning who knows what would have been accused of what they are but with the you know it's first of all it's questionable whether the tape will happen. considering all kinds of all sorts of circumstances. of course for the real deal killer is ation of the korean peninsula to happen the states would have to do two things first of all it would have to give guarantees of nonaggression against north korea which is the one they have wanted all along yes but there was going to use would have to be they wouldn't just be words because everyone knows how much words are worth considering what the united states did to iraq to libya and to other countries that got rid of their weapons of mass destruction in syria yes so what would north korea want in exchange for denuclearization it would want the united states to withdraw its troops and bases from south korea and of course the recognition of north korea as an independent state and both on both counts the united states is not willing to compromise so i had it in my introduction will the deep state allow him mark

everton's theo walcott got a snowy beard as his team took on stoke city at the bet365 stadium in stokenditions for fans arriving at the molineux stadium in wolverhapmton for the championship match between wolves and burton albion. it's been a snowy day for supermarket shopping in salisbury in wiltshire. and it was bitterly cold with snow at kensington gardens in london. the severe weather has brought with it some extremely high tides — and in norfolk, that's left some cliff top homes in danger of falling into the sea tonight. emergency services have spent the day asking residents in the town of hemsby near great yarmouth to leave. louise hubball has this report. this is just how close these homes are to the cliff edge. this, the most honourable, being check to buy the coxswain of pansy lifeboat. concerns of high tide. this, one of six houses at risks. the owner here left yesterday evening. at the other properties, wejust left yesterday evening. at the other properties, we just constantly visited them throughout the evening and will do this evening to make sure they are safe, that they

everton‘s theo walcott got a snowy beard as his team took on stoke city at the bet365 stadium in stoke fans arriving at the molineux stadium in wolverhapmton for the championship match between wolves and burton albion. he looks like he is enjoying himself. it's been a snowy day for supermarket shopping in salisbury in wiltshire. and it was bitterly cold with snow at kensington gardens in london. thank you for those. the headlines on bbc news: russia is expelling 23 british diplomats in the row over the nerve agent attack on a former spy. the prime minister insisted that the kremlin must account for its actions. police investigating the murder of a russian businessmen in london contact other exiles to discuss their personal safety. facebook suspends a data company which worked for president trump's election campaign. police have launched a murder investigation after 2 women were shot and killed at a house in st—leonards—on—sea, in east sussex. two other women — including one who's pregnant — were taken to hospital suffering from shock after the shooting. a 35 year—old man has been arres

. >> reporter: theo harris is believed to have paddled out last week.heduled later that same day for a court hearing. he owes more than $500,000 in back child support. last month, his ex-wife's attorney writing the severest of sanctions must be imposed against the former husband, including incarceration. his loved ones desperate to know what happened in the moments after this video. >> i was in his room going through his stuff and found his watch there. i'm going to keep his watch on until we find him. >> reporter: he paddled out along this stretch of beach when the surf wasn't this rough. police now asking for the public's help. his brother asking helicopters to join in on the search. so far, no sign of theo harris or his blue paddle board. victor oquendo, abc news, ft. lauderdale. >> such a bazar case. even his family members don't know what to make of it. you heard his brother saying the distress of the court hearings may have given him a heart attack, other family fearing suicide. others say he left the country somehow. >> this goes back to not payi

but better while somaliland has thirty percent and the remaining nineteen percent is controlled by theo peer port managers in djibouti or dismissive of the u.s. move to court with european the biggest client the metallic. pays a country of one hundred million people and need a enormous at liberty to say no agreements with anyone so my lands a relatively small puerto exports livestock to the middle east and imports food and other items all boxes said to changes d.p. world says it's prepared to invest up to four hundred forty two million dollars to develop the port for somaliland the dubai ports deal is not only a financial windfall but also a vote of confidence that some major problem for somalia which view somaliland as its sovereign territory should get that if you will d.p. world is dividing our country it's unacceptable and illegal for this deal if allowed as it is will damage relations between somalia and the u.a.e. we urge them to reconsider. on a smaller building up as new players such as the u.s. build influence of course. some even say is the ability mohammed atta was eager to p

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our business correspondent theo leggett is with me. he is saying that we are not there yet.you take from that?‘ he is saying that we are not there yet. what you take from that? a lot depends on how much of donald trump's rhetoric makes it into practice, particularly with regard to china. donald trump has a position that trade deficits are bad, that the united states is importing too much and exporting not enough. many economists would disagree, but that is his position. he also thinks that imports particularly from china are costing american workers theirjobs, bringing in cheap imports which drive us manufacturers out of business. again there is another argument that a lot of american jobs have been lost because of increases in productivity, factories are managing to make things with fewer people, but that was his position and it was a core part of his electoral appeal. he is now putting that into practice. but with things like the 25% tariff on steel is 10% on aluminium, but temporary exemptions exclude about two thirds of us imports of steel and aluminium, so the rhetoric

everton‘s theo walcott got a smelly dead as his team took on state city. —— stoke city.onditions forfans in wolverhampton or the chairmanship match between wolves and burton albion. it has been a smelly day for supermarket shopping in salisbury. and it was bitterly cold with snow in london, this was kensington gardens during the day. just before we get the latest weather forecast, i must tell you the met office have just put this out. great dun fell in cumbria, the daytime high today reached —7.1 celsius with wind dusts in excess of 85 mph, this gives a feel like literature of —22. ben has a weather forecast. that is extremely cold, what are the prospects for it getting warmer? good evening to you. the prospects are actually that as we go through into the coming week things will turn warmer. but we have another day or two to wait. and some more snow to come in places. i have a couple of silly pictures for you as well, this one from kent earlier on from one of our weather watchers. snow scene clone to sheffield as well and more snow to come. this is the radar picture from

monitor theo settings, people just don't do it. they tend to be a little too credulous.rk zuckerberg will face is why should it be the user's responsibility and who is responsible for the data leaked to third-party apps and beyond? mark: how is that going to go down, the congressional testimony? that is a tough one for mark zuckerberg who clearly doesn't love being in the limelight. brad: he doesn't. you see it every time he gives interview. most recently the cnn interview. i expect he will face some very hard questions. there are some questions he cannot answer. the data went to an authorized apple and leak beyond that. facebook does not know how the data was used when their platform was open. they can audit third-party developers and they pledged to do that. back when the hen house was open to the fox, a lot of data new very little about it. he is not going to have great answer some of the hard questions. out ofut of -- vonnie: 48 analyst we have come only two have accelerating on facebook. he says he will face a lot of heat. is it that facebook is really that good and

that in theo say case of the president, sadly, his behavior toward women is only one symptom of a very bad character and in other respects, as well. i have been much more worried about some things he has done as that are also signs of character. for example, the pardon of joe arpaio, the endorsement of roy moore, the comments after charlottesville. ,here is this comprehensive bullying tone, and embrace of strongmen and authoritarian. there is this tone he takes i find anti-cynical to what we conservatives believe. we are small liberals in the sense we believe in the rule of law, tradition, the corn, decency. -- the quorum -- decorum, decency, but to see him praising dictators and strongmen around the world -- to see him saying to a son, like the president of the philippines, who was murdering where extrajudicial killings have become the norm under the sky, and praising him and saying, you are doing a great job with the drug problem. those are really worry some and sentiments and instincts that this president has, so it goes far beyond sexual misconduct. though, i do not think sexual mi

our business reporter, theo leggett, is here. why is this important?ring, a history going back 260 years almost, it made spitfires, cannonballs, now it makes major parts for airliners, parts of fighter aircraft, and it builds parts for cars, a major business. 6000 employees in the uk, said that is one concern. melrose is a short—term business, it buys up manufacturing companies, restru ctu res manufacturing companies, restructu res them manufacturing companies, restru ctu res them to manufacturing companies, restructures them to make them more profitable and sells them on. unions are concerned about what its plans would be for gkn and what it would mean for workers. customers of gkn area mean for workers. customers of gkn are a little bit worried also because they say melrose operates on a short—term basis and a lot of what they do requires a relationship for gkn lasting decades. it is politically sensitive, gkn has interests in the defence sector as well, and it is sensitive in terms ofjobs. thank you very much. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell,

china in return for loans rex tillerson has been meeting with chairman of the african union in the theo p. and capital at a suburb or as part of his first official visit to africa the united states is the leading aid donor to africa but china us a passed it as a trade partner in two thousand and nine. we are not in any way attempting to keep chinese investment dollars out of africa they're badly needed however we think it's important that african countries carefully consider the terms of those investments and we witness the model that the chinese follow follow. their lead they do not bring significant job creation locally they don't bring significant training programs that enable african citizens to participate more fully in the future and often times the financing models are structured in a way that the country when it gets into trouble financially loses control of its own infrastructure or its own resources through default. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has criticized innocense comments as inappropriate or offers on his own african tour hoping to strengthen ties on the conti

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