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performed by vitac >> and like ambassador craft he was successful in business and he has also served as a toronto city councillor. thank you both. all yours. >> thank you. thank you. we are just happy that premiere ford made it into washington, d.c. after all the snow we've had here. >> i will tell you when we landed, it's beautiful, compared to toronto. we've seen some pretty nasty cold weather up there over the last couple weeks, but it's great to be here and great to be here with you. >> great to have you. i haven't seen the premiere since valentine's day of last week. it's every man's dream is to take their wife to the auto show and that's where i was at the canadian international auto show. he has always promised to take me parking, but that didn't happen. so at the same time of auto show premiere ford was making an important announcement about an automotive plant here. can you share that with us? >> absolutely. we are announcing our strategy for the automotive industry. to give people the perspective of ontario, we are one of the largest manufacturers of vehicles in north america, we produc

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growing across the border in the great white north alex mahela which breaks the breaks it all down from toronto and the donald trump kim jong un summit has stalled in vietnam archies scardino used brings us the latest from hanoi and finally five g. has caused quite a bit geopolitical stir but what exactly is five g. technology calling cook of the big picture joins us to break it all down it's a jam packed show today so let's hit some headlines let's go. the latest signs of a slowdown in the united states economy leader global report today is the latest figures show growth falling significantly in the final quarter of twenty teen those figures from the u.s. commerce department show growth falling to an n u allies rate of two point six percent in the final three months of last year down nearly a full percentage point from the previous quarter growth for the entire year registered at two point nine percent looking forward the us federal reserve has forecast twenty nineteen growth in the united states at two point three percent and other serious assessments are approaching two percent or lower as t

i am in toronto often and he draws a crowd and we were at the indy race in toronto, the same weekend of the queen's race and i thought one or two of the race car drivers, you have two of the best race car drivers in all of the industry and i was thinking there was one guy i really liked and i'm going to say hello to him. it was this guy in the center with all of the young adults and you were so open for discussion and he was already late to meet with us so i was waiting on you to come into this area we were going to be leaving and here he was holding court with i don't know maybe 50 to 60 young adults which was really cool. >>> i appreciate the common folk out there and i give all the credit to my brother rob. >> can you talk about your brother rob? >> absolutely. >> i see one of my favorite reporters over there. how are you, katie? you must miss me. we used to work together at city hall and as katie saw it was interesting, he attracted -- i'm sure everybody knows. he was a rock star when he walked up to the public. the average person in government housing when all the government hou

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. the big pieces of news this country today, but it is global in nature, the granting of calling max -- of boeing max eight and nine in canadian airspace. following many other countries. but leaving the u.s. and the federal aviation authority on the outside of what is now been the move to ban the planes. it is interesting. i want to show you a look at what boeing is trading. i wonder whether you think we have seen in the absence of new priced in.amage it seems to have leveled off from the worst of the last few sessions. shery: we are just coming off of the today lost -- parts in red are actual sovereign states grounding the flights. the problem right now is not just the grounding of the 737s. what happens to new orders? we know 79% of boeing ordered backlog by units. and we are also hearing from norwegian air that they want compensation for having to ground their flights. this will continue to snowball. amanda: meanwhile, many experts expressing concern and a lack of understanding about

that's start with the toronto star, iimagine that's start with the toronto star, i imagine they are all over this story, with the resignation of a second cabinet minister, philpott, after the resignation of her friend, jody wilson—raybould. after the resignation of her friend, jody wilson-raybould. this is all about a scandal around a company, snc—lavalin, and justin trudeau believes that job losses snc—lavalin, and justin trudeau believes thatjob losses could result from that company being prosecuted for fraud. this is quite a big shock and surprise, when she made that choice. it puts the prime ministerjustin trudeau in quite a tricky position. when he was elected, quite soon after donald trump was a late did in the us, he was seen as this poster boy for a new era in politics, everyone hailed him, he had huge diversity in his cabinet. where is he now? is he in a crisis? this article implies it is the worst crisis he has seen? crisis? this article implies it is the worst crisis he has seemm crisis? this article implies it is the worst crisis he has seen? it is a crisis by canadian stand

amanda: live in toronto, i'm amanda lang. welcome to "bloomberg markets."e joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. new era foring a apple. tim cook announcing apple news+, a magazine news seduction service and apple credit card. and in version divergent. we explore what is wrong with the misreading inverted yield curves. oil is slightly lower over concerns that slowing global growth will hit you'll consumption, while in venezuela, president maduro is vowing change. how will markets react to his policies? let's get a quick check on the major averages. pressure across the board. the s&p 500 falling .3%. tet, financial under pressure as treasury yields continue to be pressured. the dow falling .2% for a second consecutive session. the nasdaq down .4%. investors still digesting the latest news around the special counsel's report, not to mention waiting more news on the u.s.-china trade deal. u.s. officials in china this week. we also have headlines over brexit. theresa may saying she doesn't have enough support or a third vote on her brexit deal. t

amber: i'm amber kanwar in toronto.dent trump and results president olson there are about to take questions in a joint press conference at the white house. kevin cirilli is with us from the white house. we have already heard from both of them, and this was really a meeting to establish a friendship that could perhaps inform a future free trade agreement. what have we learned so far about how brazil is progressing on that initiative? stylistically, these are similar types of politicians on the world stage, but if you dig deeper into policy, president trump saying ahead of his meeting with the brazilian president, that he is very inclined to make a brazil a major non-nato ally, and that he would be supportive of brazil's bid for the oecd. the backdrop to all of this is china casting a shadow with u.s. china trade relations. as we heard in that interview with shery ahn, the agricultural secretary sonny perdue has said that perhaps the chinese are thinking about tripling their purchases of agricultural exports. that is dire

scandal is brewing across the border in the great white north alex mahila which breaks it all down from toronto. has caused quite a geo political struggle what exactly is this spy technology we're hearing about the big picture joins us to break it all down and as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. warren buffett you know these doing the stock buybacks which is you know used to be illegal so recently that's completely fraudulent and yes no governance or oversight whatsoever you know he's a more than one of the biggest are the biggest shareholder of wells fargo for example during that period when they were engaged in serial criminality when they were engaged in absolute fraud and he's a party to that so here's a guy who given unlimited credit at zero percent and is exempt from the rule of law still can't seem to make money for his shareholders which is. what do you do before you came here where did you work before you came here when you lived. death row i'm in many us states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but m

. >> live in toronto, i'm amanda lang. >> here are top stories from around the world. huawei's court fight. the cfo begins her court battle against action addition to the u.s.. we are live in vancouver. blackberry turns 35. we speak to ceo john chen on the company's turnaround plan and their push into ai. and we also speak with john chambers and why he is looking beyond silicon valley for the next tech ecosystem this half hour. it's get a quick check on the major averages. u.s. stocks falling for a third consecutive session. the s&p 500 seeing the worst week of the year, down 16%. energy and health care leading the declines. oil tumbling on reports that u.s.. files are larger than expected. the dow also down 16%. a lot of concern over the global economic growth. we have seen report today showing the u.s. trade deficit touched a 10-year high. also that private companies really hired fewer people than last month. so we are also seeing treasuries rallying and the dollar gaining ground for a six and second of session. amanda: meanwhile, the canadian dollar going the other

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prime minister attempts to weather the worst political crisis he's ever faced daniel lak al-jazeera toronto. hello i'm mr hall with the headlines on al-jazeera north korea is reportedly restoring facilities as a long range rocket they don't cite that it dismantled last year the reports in south korean media follow the failed summit last week between donald trump and kevin john from the bride has more from seoul. it's a site that's normally used for satellite launches but it has been used for the testing of engines for ballistic missiles so it is potentially significant to north korea's missile development weapons program the. satellite images seem to show that some restoration work has taken place drawers replaced in a section of roofing replaced on one of the buildings at the site there are new satellite pictures appear to refute india's claim that it destroyed a religious school into the armed group jaish e mohammed in pakistan india had said its air strikes hit all intended targets and killed a large number of fighters algeria's army chief says he won't let the country go back to what he

amber: live in toronto, i'm amber kanwar. welcome to bloomberg markets. we are now joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. shery: here are our top stories from around the world. stage as thethe fomc wraps of its two-day meeting. we will find out the fed's interest rate decision in less than 30 minutes. justin trudeau's government releases its budget. what it means for the canadian economy. and we have an interview with as an sea level and president neil that hasthe firestorm been engulfing the engineering and construction giant. let's get you caught up on the markets. we are on the back foot right now. if you look at the major averages, on town ahead of that fed interest rate decision. financials are leading the way and it is actually being exacerbated somewhat by headlines we have seen from donald trump, saying the tariffs on china could be in place for a long period, and until they comply with a trade deal. not enough to see a trade deal done but perhaps looking for them to comply before taking off tariffs on some $250 billion worth of good

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto.hery: let's get to the latest headlines out of the u.k., theresa may speaking about plans to leave after brexit. she is saying she is stepping down, telling tories she plans to leave before the second stage of brexit, saying she will step down once brexit is delivered. she is telling tory mps that she ays got the message and that m is now emotional at a meeting of rank-and-file members. now getting the latest on the u.k. brexit plan as they head toward those indicative votes later on today. amanda: the business of inequality summit is underway. 's co-ceo spoke with our own jason kelly with his reaction to the college admissions scandal. >> a couple weeks ago when this news first broke, it was, as you might imagine, pretty shocking. this was something that we had no knowledge of, had no idea this was happening. something like this happens, it takes your breath away for a minute. we reacted as you described, we tried to react in a pretty focused way and one of the things that we felt was

live in toronto, i'm amer can war in for amanda lang.e joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. two biggestny's banks are discussing a merger after months of informal talks and weeks of increasingly feverish speculation. oil rallies. opec and its allies reaffirm their commitment to output cuts but say they should defer the decision until june. yft driving toward an ipo. to rideshare company seeking raise $2.1 billion in its offering that would value the firm at nearly $20 billion. let's get started with a quick check on the major averages. u.s. stocks lacking clear direction, the down now unchanged. of course, we know boeing is taking another hit on news surrounding their 737 max 8. the s&p 500 is holding on to some gains of .2% but we are seeing communications and real estate weighing on the index. the moment.nged at sterling taking a hit as we saw the speaker of the u.k. another bidlocking by prime minister may to get her brexit deal for a third vote. at the moment, amber we are lacking clear direction. absolutely. on oil i

toronto to tame returns home on t w dot com or ring in tang's. u.s. democratic senator bernie sanders has officially kicked off his second presidential campaign and york city. he called on americans from all walks of life to join what he called his political revolution and pledged to create an economy and a government that works for all people. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of milan italy to denounce racism the protesters say the country.

announcer: from studio four in toronto, it's your afternoon "music hop."and now here's your host on "music hop," alex trebek. ( cheers and applause ) well, thank you, norm. thanks, fellas. hi, kids. welcome back to "music hop." harvey: you were called the canadian dick clark. 'cause you hosted some kind of a teen dance show. alex: no, wasn't a dance show. it was a teen music show... - harvey: teen music show. - alex: ...live, called "music hop." and we had some of canada's best known performers. - gordon lightfoot was one of our early guests. - oh, wow! ♪ let me tell you about saturday night ♪ ♪ saturday night ♪ we all came together on a saturday night ♪ so, how'd you get into quiz shows? well, there was a high school quiz called "reach for the top." team leading by ten points at the moment, name the canadian province where we would find partridge berries. - peter matthews. - alberta. alberta is incorrect. i got to be the butt of a lot of jokes from people like "sctv." eugene levy portrayed me, and he was the host alex trebel. all right, that's it! show'

hundreds of travelers, many americans, stranded from toronto to new york to berlin. after the budget airline, wow air, known for those bright purple planes, suddenly closed up shop. >> i get a message saying flight cancelled. then i try to figure out what's going on and some lady at the desk tells me, oh, they just went bankrupt. >> no one was there to give me advice. no, we were just left. once we found out it was bankrupt, we were like, well, are they even going to refund us that? >> reporter: the icelandic airline is small, but popular because of its low prices. less than $100 one way, but it had been struggling for months, failing to raise enough money to keep going. now all 11 planes are permanently grounded in north america and europe. >> gio, what about the people whose flights for canceled? will they get their money back? >> reporter: well, now from wow air. they are calling customers to go ahead and call their credit card companies and figure out how to trust. >> a lot of frustrated are passengers. thank you. >>> we now turn to sk, and the death of a girl in

miami and end in toronto injune, is a big deal for the band., there is plenty of curiosity. but he nor his tea m plenty of curiosity. but he nor his team have given any indication, there is no detail about what he is being treated for. but for it to be postponed by nearly a month i can only assume it is quite serious. lots of well—wishers on twitter, but also people who are quite concerned. i spotted one tweet where someone who was meant to be going to the concert said, i am coming from abroad, what i meant to do, change my tickets? aeg, the concert promoters, have told people to keep hold of their tickets because there will be tour dates rescheduled that will be tour dates rescheduled that will be tour dates rescheduled that will be announced. but it does make things difficult, because i have seen a number of people who were planning to travel and make a bigger thing thanjust planning to travel and make a bigger thing than just going to a normal gig in their home town. that is something you will have to take up with hopefully your insurance co

mr trudeau struggled to give his reaction to the news at an event in toronto.otion and yelling 0k. in democracies, you get people with a wide range of perspectives and voices and we need to leave room for as many of them as possible, and i think that's an important piece of it. so i want to thankjane... cheering and applause in her resignation letter, jane philpott wrote: she goes on to say: the snc—lavalin affair centres around a quebec—based engineering firm, which faces fraud and corruption charges in relation to $36 million in bribes it's alleged to have offered to libyan officials between 2001 and 2011. philpott‘s resignation comes less than a month after former attorney general, jody wilson—raybould, resigned from the cabinet amid accusations that the prime minister's office improperly pressured her to stop a criminal prosecution against snc—lavalin. for a period of approximately four months, between september and december 2015, i experienced a consistent and sustained effort by many people within the government to seek to politically interfere in the exe

he said rockets were too hot to handle leaving the toronto raptors playing catch up james harden was the clear standout player of the night racking up thirteen points in the first quarter and nineteen in the second despite trailing fifty five to thirty seven at the half of the storm back to take the one hundred seven to ninety five when. now cost your minds back to a few months and you may remember this terrifying crash in formula three last november. that was eighteen year old german drivers to fear floor smashing into a barrier at two hundred sixty seven kilometers now a cheering a race in macau in china an accident in which she broke her spine but following surgery in rehab this was her on wednesday back behind the wheel for testing in italy and in five days after the crash she's happy to be back. after the crash i never really thought about continuing so i was always saying yes i'm going to continue and i'm going to train hard and i hope to be back as soon as possible so yeah this was one with the ration much just was looking forward so much to to be able to drive again as soon a

in spalled the toronto raptors all one win away from breaking cold and he's here with that story. but some job express also called the friendship train between india and pakistan has resumed its service it had stopped running because of the recent violence in the region and it's the only real way that links the two countries making it a cheap travel option for people on both sides of the border come on high the reports from the holes railway station. they're trained to endure leaves bryce a week early in the morning. it provides the only opportunity for many people to connect with families there why did between india and pakistan. the distance between the horde and their darty on the indian side of the border may be less than thirty kilometer but it still takes six hours destination does it go to do you takes on both sides. if we had come to the station early and is not taking any chances as he had already seen t. cancellations because of escalating tensions between the two nuclear armed neighborhood. where you did thirty years your goal and. braga little bit of the resolution som

lee carter in toronto.r who married the british teenager, shamima begum, has told the bbc that he wants to return to his native netherlands with his wife and child. the couple met days after the teenager arrived in syria to support is. yago riedijk, who's in a kurdish detention centre, faces a 6—yearjail sentence if he travels home. 0ur middle east correspondent quentin sommerville has this report from north—east syria. of course, i would love to go back to my own country, which i now understand the privileges that i lived with. you know, the privilege of living there as a citizen and, of course, i understand that many people have a problem with what i did and i totally understand that. i have to take responsibility for what i did, serve my sentence. you married her when she was 15 years old... correct. ..how in any way is that acceptable, you were, what, 23? ithink so, yeah, i remember. and you thought that was ok? to be honest, when my friend came in and said there was a girl, she was interested in marria

announcer: from studio four in toronto, it's your afternoon "music hop."and now here's your host on "music hop," alex trebek. ( cheers and applause ) well, thank you, norm. thanks, fellas. hi, kids. welcome back to "music hop." harvey: you were called the canadian dick clark. 'cause you hosted some kind of a teen dance show. alex: no, wasn't a dance show. it was a teen music show... - harvey: teen music show. - alex: ...live, called "music hop." and we had some of canada's best known performers. - gordon lightfoot was one of our early guests. - oh, wow! ♪ let me tell you about saturday night ♪ ♪ saturday night ♪ we all came together on a saturday night ♪ so, how'd you get into quiz shows? well, there was a high school quiz called "reach for the top." team leading by ten points at the moment, name the canadian province where we would find partridge berries. - peter matthews. - alberta. alberta is incorrect. i got to be the butt of a lot of jokes from people like "sctv." eugene levy portrayed me, and he was the host alex trebel. all right, that's it! show'

toronto. >> mr. toronto followed by kyle bukquist and eva ophosh. >> on behalf of the taxi cab workers, my do condolences to ts and her family. i think it's behooves you and you need to educate these drivers have never seen a bike lane if their lives based on the cities they come from or that the bike lanes are separate paths because they have wide boulevards, wide streets compared to san francisco. how many people here are bicyclists ride the tncs, so you want your tnc to drop you off where you need to be, but at the same time, you want to make sure that you're protected. so i think it's important you do not support the tncs if you want a better job because there are too many here and this body doesn't have the ability to control the numbers. it's really atrocious out there, because they just stop everywhere. you need to add poke street to valencia street where they need a better job of enforcement with bike lanes because it's atrocious how the tncs stop everywhere and poke street should be added to

in june, start next month in miami and end near toronto injune, is really quite a big dealfor the bandnd of indication. there is no detail on what exactly he has been treated for. but for it to be postponed one month, nearly, just before they go on tour, i can only assume despite serious. —— it is quite serious. one of the world's best—known superhero turns 80 this weekend. batman made his first appearance in print on this day in 1939. he was created by bob kane and bill finger for detective comics magazine, issue 27. the caped crusader quickly made the transition to the screen, and has been portrayed by eight different actors on film. dc comics is holding a series of events to mark the anniversary, including the publication of a 96—page collectors' edition. more than 500,000 copies have been pre—ordered. thanks for watching. it has been a distant start to the weekend across much of england and wales. buts of sunshine. —— a lot of sunshine barely a cloud in the sky earlier on much of us. warm in that spring sunshine. the warmest place in the country, queuing, north london. the wind of

joins us from toronto at that little good to see you or can you tell us about this case and just how much it's it seems to be affecting just want to know right now it stretches way back actually. the prosecution of the company s. and c. leveler alleges that as early as two thousand and one the company was paying bribes to the government of the former libyan leader moammar gadhafi bribes that total about thirty five million dollars over a ten year period that prosecutions been going on for quite some time it actually started before justin trudeau came to office but what is alleged here is that he and his officials with their eye on the fact that s.n.c. level of the company has about nine thousand employees in canada tried to influence the justice minister and the prosecutors tried to make them do a so-called deferred prosecution agreement which would mean the company does not undergo a criminal trial but does pay restitution and admit wrongdoing the justice minister stood firm she resigned and this scandal has spiraled ever since then it's his handling of it that is really coming unde

strength to deal with the legacy your dehumanisation and genocide that he leaves behind a miller in toronto a new stage is welcome by all no doubt to try and seek out reconciliation but reconciliation does seem a long way off doesn't it it does allow us the legacy of another man carriages persists and this is something that we have to address it is very difficult of course to undo history over the past thirty years but from now on there must be a way of addressing all those issues that have been left behind he might be now in prison for the for a very long time we don't really know but those who have supported him and those who have in fact built a reality on the ground are still around and bosnia is partitioned in that regard as well so that has to be addressed ok well let's give this some context now we can look at this the background to everything the bosnian war ended in one thousand nine hundred five with the dayton peace accords the aim was to ease ethnic tensions but they created one of the world's most complicated political systems in the process the country was divided into two ent

united states daniel thank you very much for that and now that standing on that the latest live in toronto thank you. and still ahead on the news out why the european commission has declared the migration crisis is. and it's getting medicare the steps being taken in south korea to covent encrease an air condition. and sport claims formula one is that no one cuban rights abuses and behind weak sounds from the stance race. get a welcome back to international weather forecast so we do have one powerful front that's making its way right now across the southeastern part of australia now with that front we are seeing some cooler temperatures behind the front but with that front here in sydney we do expect to see some windy conditions as well as some blowing dust so that's going to drop the visibility across much of that area so what we're going to see through the rest of day is that front going to be pushing up to the north and for brisbane you're also going to be seeing some showers here on thursday but better conditions down towards city with can cool temperatures a few there we are going to s

prime minister attempts to weather the worst political crisis he's ever faced daniel lak al-jazeera toronto. bags bottles straws and plates about how off of the pos that we use every day is used only once and then thrown away it's causing widespread damage to our oceans habitats and food chains and environmental organizations say that needs to stop now a new report from the world wide fund for nature documents a dramatic rise in the production of single use plastics since the year two thousand we've used more plastics than in all the years before and we're now producing nearly three hundred million tons of plastic every here and most if it isn't being recycled so to tackle the problem the groups calling for an international agreement banning single use posix they say companies producing the waste should be responsible for cleaning up the mess here in davos as head of programmes a plastic soup foundation that's an advocacy group tackling pos the solution he says countries need to come together for a common solution to the problem. one of the most critical points that is in the report is that

thousands of years and are found all mummified bodies all over the world anyway hadi is a beautician in toronto who when asked does a bit of body art as well. this is how absent they had to spends most of her time perfecting the contour africa's dimmers eyebrows her beauty salon is tucked away in the first floor of an apartment building in eastern tehran. but the thirty year old artist also offers a different service to women who know what to ask for one that is not openly advertize and can be only performed behind closed doors here in iran. for absenting tattooing is the job she's most passionate about and her preferred form of art i think it's much more beautiful to me than drawing or painting on paper which i used to do when i have a sketch and then i to to it on someone's body it's amazing the fact that i change someone's appearance of my art gives me a good feeling a good feeling that's shared by the women she tattoos but none of them want to talk about it on camera or even show their faces that's because having a tattoo is widely considered taboo in iran. in public body art mostly remains

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but whenjames harden who's been a standout all season doe this then you know you're in trouble the torontonference have missed out. the bucks a little bit later. for anything else go to the website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. we had a stormy end to the weekend. in fact, storm freya is still across our shores, there's still the potential for the next few hours of hazardous conditions of travelling, because we've got the heavy rain, some snow, especially over the hills, but even to lower levels. and those gales, really packing a punch. severe gales in places. this is that tell—tale area of cloud. storm freya, which is going to move out quite quickly through the early hours of monday into the north sea. it does clear out the way, we've got the remnants of the rain in the south, strong and gusty winds, very lively winds, even inland, and we have seen that fell trees. then we've got that heavy rain and gale force winds driving down the north sea coast again. pretty chilly behind it, with frost in northern and western areas. i su

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto.lk about whether britain will end up with a no deal scenario with brexit. it's worth remembering what will happen in the short-term. we are calling this in no deal brexit diet. how with the food chain be affected? , trade leads to the law of comparative advantages for the brits emma that meant lands, peas, that is what they'll be eating. what will they not get? avocados, bananas, parmesan cheese. all of the stuff that they let others produce better and cheaper. about the u.k. producers 62% of what they eat, so some of those products will be included in their diet, but some will not, especially fresh produce will apparently be some of the things that is harder to get. interesting. if you like going to the u.k. and eating fish and chips, fish, apparently that cod is imported from ireland. you could get lobster and chips because they get tons of fresh shellfish. fish.rs and g tv is her library. you can find our charts, anything on our programming is there. this is bloomberg. ♪ you. a

. >> live in toronto, i am amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets.e the top story that we are following from around the world. u.s. stocks are on the rise today. all major s&p sectors in the green. investors concern lessening perhaps about the economic downturn. plus, there is an indication that theresa may'deal may be back on the table. housing dig into u.s. starts, they fell in february by the most in eight months on a drop in single-family homes. let's get a quick check on the weor averages and as noted, are seeing all of the across-the-board averages moving higher. for the s&p 500, that is every subgroup. we are seeing oil gaining today and energy is a group that is powering us higher across the s&p 500 and for toronto. techs doing well on the day. aheadears to be risk on of some news. it is a busy news weekend including the chemo on brexit tomorrow -- the key vote on brexit tomorrow. seems that risk on is the theme because financials are rising. this after becoming the worst performing sector last week. we have yields under pressure and financia

from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ . .mpton with bloomberg's first word news. the united nations secretary-general says at least 21 u.n.'s staff members died in the if european airlines crash on sunday along with an undetermined number of people who work closely with the world body. he added that the u.n. staffers came from all quarters -- corners of the globe and all had in common the spirit to serve the people of the world and make it a better place for us all. he spoke at the opening on the meeting on the status of women which weekend -- began with members standing in tribute to the victims. >> the global tragedy has hit close to home. the united nations is united in grief. i extend my deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of all the victims, to the government and people of ethiopia, and all these affected by vince --this disaster. mark: the u.n. security council began its meeting on afghanistan with diplomats standing in honor of those who perished. kim jong-un is showing signs he might fire his foc

he's going to be a problem a couple months, so they picked up kendrys morales from toronto in exchange a minor leaguer and some cash. morales got hit 21 home runs last year. good power, and he will probably split time at first base with mark cano whose right- handed. morales left-handed. >>> for the san francisco giants company (against medical padres tomorrow, along with machado and all that crew. the giants, he just got a question. the lack of power in the outfield with the roster designated to open the season is just astounding. however, on the infield, a lot more competitive. joe fonzi has the story on what might be a bright spot for the giants this year. reveling the giants did not sign any of the big fish free agents this off-season, but they did add some depth with the addition of proven major leaguers like solar today. so large they has history at third base, 2nd base, shortstop and brings something to the plate the giants dramatically lacked in 2018. the 17 home from solarte what have led the team. >> for lancome. >> of the homeruns come, that is fine, but i try not to do anyt

houston rockets were too hot to handle leaving the toronto raptors playing catch up james harden was the clear standout player of the night racking up thirteen points in the first quarter and nineteen and the second despite trailing fifty five thirty seven at the half the rocket stormed back to take the when by outscoring the raptors one zero seven ninety five that doesn't lead to their journey and today. we have some fun pictures for you that have emerged from a weekend game and guatemala we have a call now was up against a goalie and a penalty shoot out in a minute he made it but he kept on running all the way to the store boy it wasn't enough to add the point for his team he wanted to change the score for a clinic finding a ladder with his ear to the one and call that a day even though he was given a yellow card for his enthusiasm his team won because of the skill. and practice your back is very much there and that me from me and the news team to stay with us they had to start back in just a moment with more days to use for. over one hundred and sixty years ago a musician started