we asked people to tweet us for roma.want to know whether people prefer the cinema or netflix and this person says they hate watching movies with people all around them, no, they are good with streaming. it seems to be the way. is it streaming disrupting the way. is it streaming disrupting the movie industry? absolutely right. it is disrupting the television industry as well. one of the key things is that the cinema is so expensive but still, from this point of view, netflix is showing that it's the way forward.” point of view, netflix is showing that it's the way forward. i will ta ke that it's the way forward. i will take you to the cinema later today. let's go and watch a good film together. you make sure. all we have time for on the briefing. stay with us on time for on the briefing. stay with us on bbc news because there is plenty more to come from the team and from james. goodbye. hello there. some of us got to see some sleet and snow during tuesday, particularly during the second half of the day. some of the snow w

cases causingve d to dip over into lanes to missic tra that could happen to their carsr ano driver tweets us, feling the effects as well. viewer bill reached out to us. he had sn some drivers taking some pretty risky moves on the bridge. >> very worried for two reasons. numr one, the hell and safety aspect. cars dodged the potholes. ier'rdo -- you're dodging yours into incoming traffic. >> he said he's reached out to contacts in his rolo deck and this type of thing and got no answer as to what was going on here. i can tell you "news4" has found out that the national parks service is onee of many agencies affected by the partial government shutdown. back to you. >> more of a trickle down effect for this shutdown as people face these problems on the roads. nicole jacobs, thank you. >>> continuing our team coverage we turn to chuck bell for more on tis continuously ridiculous forecast. >> all right a predawn glow in our morning sky. sunday, yesterday, and today, all three days recorded temperatures below 20 degrees. this was the first time this winter on sunday thti nal airport dropped below 20

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of the week's headlines that are rooted in the struggle for human rights we would love for you to tweet us your thoughts. chat we begin at the us mexico border where u.s. president thursday to meet with border patrol offices in mexico thousands of white coping for asylum he is out on home. but these central americans watching president trump speech from the mexico u.s. buda the main reaction was indignation as he once again depicted them as prospective criminals i never saw. what he said is offensive to me because we're not all the same there are criminals everywhere he should give us an opportunity to cross the only thing we want is to work and support our family president trump hopes his message will help him get the funds for a good will which he says will stop them along with drugs and terrorists despite the fact that the last two overwhelmingly come through legal entry points. joining us live from the border how does our correspondents john home and who's in tijuana mexico and kimberly how could his name macallan texas good to have you both here john exactly what are you sending next

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your comments or questions to here's a at the news grid let me remind you how you can do so you can tweet us our use the hash tag a.j. news grid our handle is a.j. english we're also on facebook at facebook dot com slash al-jazeera you can send us a message on whatsapp or telegram apos nine seven four five zero triple one one four nine now greek prime minister a degree prime minister that is alexis tsipras has hailed a historic day after his parliament agreed on a landmark deal with neighboring macedonia so greece has long argued that use of the term macedonia implied territorial claims on its own province which has the same name seen here in orange so under the deal macedonia will not be called the republic of north macedonia or the settlement hopes to end the twenty eight year old dispute between the two countries and the macedonian prime minister's iran ziad has congratulated his agreed counterpart and he tweeted this take a look congratulations my friend alexis tsipras together with our peoples we reached a historic victory johnson is covering the story joining us from athens but not eve

conflict is tweeting updates on the number of people who have died during protests so far this tweet using the hash tag for january twenty fifth reports twenty nine people dead the group has also created a google map to document those fast. but provides legal support to people in detention is also documenting the treatment of protesters founder gonzalo him yob tweeted sunday that seven hundred ninety one protesters have been arrested since demonstrations began. thank you so much so for more on this we're joined in the studio by david smith he is a former mayor of the municipality of caracas and he's now living in exile and is a visiting scholar at georgetown university tomorrow is a member of the venice weight and national assembly and also a member of the popular will party that is part of the opposition to nicolas maduro she is in caracas and she sits we have a hundred asco is a historian of modern latin america and he's extensively research venezuela and from philadelphia we have. he's an organizer a writer political theorist who is also written widely about france where it's good to ha

witness what went on in abu dhabi because he was seen at the match what you think of the story to tweet us is the hash tag in his grid or you can just simply message me directly and matter him home it will literally while you were talking there i had an email from our sports department we've actually just had some reaction from the asian football confederation in a statement sent to al-jazeera they say quote we are conducting a thorough investigation into events at the asian cup twenty nine hundred seventy final between the u.a.e. and qatar once that investigation has been completed the a.f.c. will decide on the appropriate next step so let's talk about that with our guest joining us on skype from london it's andrew warshaw he is the chief correspondent for inside world football that's a predictable sort of statement from the asian football confederation they i think any confederation would have to investigate things that happened like this but really you could have seen this one coming didn't you everything was building to a pretty ugly atmosphere. well you know that's right kamau particu

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you've been tweeting us in your droves.th from suffolk: "doesn't matter how long your weekend is, 2, 3, 4 days if you do not have the income and revenue then you cannot spend unless you increase your debt burden level, problem is wealth distribution in many countries" james, if you had a longer would you go out and spend or bed? i would spend it bed? i woi.‘ i i spend it jig bed? i woi.‘ i wouldl it jig m— get dragged out by the kids. but we are talking about combating the chinese economic slowdown to discover world in its press. anything you hear at the moment is global economic slowdown, the fed blaming it at the moment for its policy, a lot of change. in china we are seeing a slowdown, the trade figures out yesterday, other figures out this year so far in 2019, a lot from china showing they are having a tough time. with the trade discussion and the damage the us is causing us a weight the chinese government want to try and boost spending and spending is a massive deal in china and that's exactly what they want to be able

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right at the top of the week's headlines in the struggle for human rights we would love for you to tweet us your thoughts. chat. at the us mexico border when us president thursday to meet with border patrol offices in mexico thousands of white coping for his own home. but these central americans watching president speech from the mexico u.s. border the main reaction was indignation as he once again depicted them as prospective criminals however this is. what he said is offensive to me because we're not all the same there are criminals everywhere he should give us an opportunity to cross the only thing we want is to work and support our family president trump hopes his message will help him get the funds for a good will which he says will stop them along with drugs and terrorists despite the fact that overwhelmingly come through legal entry points. joining us live from the border now does our correspondents john homan who's in tijuana mexico and kimberly how could his in mcmullen texas good to have you both here john exactly what are you sending next is on a war zone offense what is that. yo

tweet us use the hash tag aging is great. ok thank you for that we'll get an update on sport in just a moment just want to check in with some of your comments a few of you asking about the migrant situation in cyprus and why we're only hearing about it just now with stephanie been around for a while as david chaytor was explaining if you know this is a sport where refugees end up lining up and it's overwhelmed cyprus mariyam is asked if this is going to stop human trafficking no i think you heard from david that it's not that this is such a huge problem that it requires consensus particularly from a lot of european countries to actually figure out how to deal with this and this goes back well how many years now we've been talking about the migrant crisis in europe so it's a long and complicated things but these sorts of conferences they have a certainly are important to try to find some sort of consensus your questions your comments the hash tag is a.j. nice crit here is andy. there's a football match going on there is it's t

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and tweeting us like a personal atm. heels of the new company governor, gavin newsom, sweeping healthcare plan that would bring back individual mandate in the golden state. all this to the tune of $3 billion. and in line with liberal pushes for medicare for all, and asking the congressional budget office to analyze shifting all healthcare costs onto the federal government. this in advance of congressional hearings of single-payer plans. jillian: bill diblasio says $100 million for 600,000 people. >> interesting math. 85 per person per year. jillian: turning to another fox news alert. a police officer hit and killed during a routine traffic stop identified in arizona. officer clayton townson approaching the car he stopped when another driver hit him. the drivers cooperating with investigators and fellow officers standing shoulder to shoulder as his body was carried out of the hospital overnight. is described as a caring, compassionate and true guardian, his wife and 10 month old child, our prayers with them. a man charged

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news grid if you're using twitter do look for a tweet at a.j. english one goes out just before fifteen hundred g.m.t. you can reply to that thread and remains our producer online looking for your comments facebook dot com there was already a message and said saudi arabia he believes has no alternative but to opt to resolve the gulf crisis with the usa i.e. mediation certainly the countries and the usa seem to want that that number is one plus one seven four five or one triple one four nine whatsapp and telegram if you want to direct message us we move to syria's war and the syrian army is preparing for an offensive by turkish forces on the kurdish rebel stronghold of monday syria's government has deployed soldiers artillery and tanks to the north western suburbs of the city as a u.s. forces prepare to withdraw to get turkey's government considers the kurdish y p g group to be a terrorist organization so let's talk to our guest about this flooding mia van valkenburgh who is a journalist specializing in kurdish politics joining us now from erbil n

continue to tweet us, let us know where you felt it around the bay area. this was centered in piedmont. second day in a row. so a lot of activity. >> it's a little unnerving. >> it is. it's relatively small. hopefully this will be just like yesterday where it wakes some of you up but doesn't cause any damage. we're going to move on. new at 6:00, incredible video from france. if you're not looking at your tv, i suggest you do so. wow. this is an explosion at university of lyon this is a science library. work was being done on the roof teft the explosion. it appears it was likely accidental. three people were hurt and the fire is under control. obviously, some scary moments there this morning in france. >>> new this morning, a prosecutor says san francisco police discovered, quote, lots and lots of explosive-making materials in the home of the man suspected in sunday's explosion in the so ma neighborhood. that's according to the examiner. the 37-year-old faces seven felonies in connection with the blast that shattered windows on tabor place near second stree

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go to cnbc.com/halftime or tweet us we are back in two minutes >>> welcome back new at noon, new noteight here from barclays. i took the s&p target down for 2019 they are at 3,000. they go 27.50. drop from earnings projections binary risks are the headlines >> so they're reading joe's notes. they are saying 27.50. >> they don't think earnings will be good you don't really either. >> i think they are coming in. what we're see aying is global earnings will be better than u.s. earnings. >> price becomes the narrative that's the game on wall street market goes down to 23.50. you'll see strategists sitting at 3,000 and the price target. >> the question is is this like the first of many. we came into the year. still every strategist was higher for 19 than where they were or where we were at the time >> that's just a more realistic reflection of the growth slow down it's still positive in its trajectory it's just them recalibrating >> i wonder about your whole having your cake and eating it too. you're positive on the market. that's a very broad statement to say i'm positive on the market ba

patients and they won't back down from their demands looking at some of the reasons why you can tweet us your thoughts using the hash tag. live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live on al-jazeera dot com it is day fifteen of the u.s. government shutdown in donald trump's warning it could go on for months even longer but it's also the fifteenth day that hundreds of thousands of federal workers have gone without a paycheck and so is the administration and congressional leaders bitter over the price of a proposed border wall average americans are the ones feeling the impact in their wallets we're going to get to that in a moment first as we reported on friday both sides met at the. white house attempting to bridge their differences the third meeting in as many weeks and when it was over very little sign of any progress speaker of the house nancy pelosi described it as lengthy and sometimes contentious a sentiment backed up by senate minority leader chuck schumer so we told the president we needed the government when he resisted in fact he said he'd keep the government c

as always, we welcome your thoughts tweet us, e-mail us your feedback right here on "the exchange." that does it for us. i'll join tyler and melissa for "power lunch." melissa? >> see you in just a minute. i'm melissa lee. easter what here's what's new at 2:00. >>> the powell plan. did he make the case and plus, special series investing for a lifetime do you need to be thrifty at 60? a check of the markets right now. stocks, they are struggling after the back of fed chair powell speech on the four day winning streak s&p down by 2 and "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm tyler mathisen we begin this hour with powell's plan for the american economy. the fed chair speaking just a short time ago saying the fed is in a place where it can be patient, but are his comments enough to calm the markets steve liesman is here with all the highlights hi, steve. >> fed chair jerome powell stirring the market with comments on the fed. he said the fed is in no