south korean stand with the ball in front of goal completing his brace for the day another look good x. was actually do couldn't get the job done to physically do it means instant profits of threat kakul costs are pulled one back late but the damage was already done it took me down to one buy outs work. welcome to the point is they get it here or d w m chris harrington now you know biron had to sleep well knowing dortmund's last could be there again the champions visit to gladbach couldn't have come at a better time byron have been hot since the start of december collecting a league best thirty points while the foles wants a force to be reckoned with at home having been lately losing their last two matches there in shutouts could buy or make it three let's see. in a rotten club back in a determined mood and they turned on the burners from the off probably levon tusky with i glorious chance off to just thirty seconds. from the subsequent call and i'll have the martinez put by the head with barely a minute on the clock. the spaniards had his second goal in this many games. his tussle with nic

has a molding to do that escalate but that didn't happen either x. was was really really good they were not afraid to to play at the bell the guys assured great. attitude you know they put the needle in the warm real madrid was was. psychologically in some difficulties and. that's absolutely amazing amazing the fact that they were to the over there where when they were before now let's talk about another amazing result manchester united beating at paris and your man in paris three one on the night three three on aggregate man united gave three on away goals and result decided by a very controversial last minute bars penalty decision that went man united way did you think it was a penalty i think it was as human beings we can make mistakes on the peach on real time with a fraction of the said. and to the sides when it goes to the technology and to view you would have to try not to make mistakes so i'm sure that was. lots of communication for that decision with the referee with the referees inside of the room and that was the and that was a decision porter

s to give voting right now or signing the documents when they say one point eight billion of the x. was money on course for the n.h.s. the structures are there basically to steal that money while you have united health subsidiary optum already embedded across the n.h.s. it is there in the administrative systems the financial systems they're also looking after patient data so they are embedded already very with they would say steal but what you mean is well you have these intermediaries at the heart of the contracting with all of the leaks away well potentially they have to put their fees there and we know that or at the moment there is a lawsuit in america which is looking to sue united health for defrauding the taxpayer to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars and that was done through a fraudulent algorithm that they managed to sell to medicare the state insurer so that is that is in the courts at the moment this is the potential for industrial scale fraud if we invite these american giant corporates into the n.h.s. but the other thing about the networks is g.p.'s are being food

we will be joined for an excuse of interview -- an x was of interview -- exclusive interview live fromconference. that is almost it for daybreak australia this morning. let's get you a check of how markets are trading at the moment. not much movement when it comes to kiwi stocks, standing firm around 9520. we had seen some positive sentiment spreading as we saw u.s. stocks gaining ground. the sydney futures up 3/10 of 1%. we had the australian dollar now $.70 after itound rally on the back of rising asian equities in the last session. we are seeing the aussie fall 1/10 of 1%. a lot of investors have to keep in mind this week, several central bank decisions in thailand, indonesia, not to mention the fed and boe. paul: we will have the minutes from the reserve bank of australia out in a little while, and the open in australia at the top of the hour. all of the action next. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: good morning. i am paul allen in sydney. shery: i am shery ahn. i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak asia." paul: all caps or this tuesday, theresa may gets -- our top st

malcolm x was much more than an icon. he was a grazzrooths activist. also an intellectual and a voracious reader who as early as the 1950s confronted american democrat's jagged edges. what i mean by that is institutional racism, poverty, unemployment, ill literacy. a lack of opportunity. for malcolm, democracy's jagged edges requires political self-determination. what's important for us to remember is that even though he is part of a sectarian group called the nation of islam for the decade that he's in that group he's attempting to turn a sectarian or narrow political group into a secular or expansive group. sometimes people will question and say well if malcolm was so cosmopolitan why didn't he lead the nation of islam earlier? my response is if you vote for a democrat or a republican or any organization, do you believe every single thing that organization stands for or articulates? no. you're a member of an organization because you believe that on the whole the good outweighs whatever negative qualities it has. so wheng you think about the nation of

x was $20 million. >> i will disclose it around the time of your earnings so it will have maximum damage like extortion to me. let me ask you this. play devil's advocate here. this stuff happens more than you think. the lines are gray, people go right up to them. he's obviously been charged so the u.s. attorney for the southern district which is a major, it's the sort of cream of the crop in terms of prosecutors, so they think he did something wrong. they are pretty independent. people will say this is a donald trump attack. the u.s. attorney for the southern district, he may appoint the u.s. attorney for the southern district because it's a presidential appointment but this is a very, very, very independent office. always has been. liz: fired preet. a very independent office. >> it is what it is. let me ask you this. what's the difference between this and the bezos thing where david pecker went to bezos and said if you don't say something really nice about us, us meaning the "national enquirer" because we have been doing all the reporting on your affair with your girlfriend, and we are

when i was getting my x-rays done -- i should preference and say i'm okay, i'm fine. the person who was taking my x-rays was trying to relate to me, saying he had been a bike effort in the '80s, and in an effort to make feel better, don't worry, this happens to professionals as well. which i think he was trying to make me feel better, but made me realize this has been happening since before i was born. people who made their living, either by being on their bikes, or even just trying to enjoy this absolute wonderful city that is meant to be walked, meant to be b meant to be seen, have been having collisions with cars. and that's far too long. he was making the point that since bicycle messengers as a profession has probably decreased, i would like t to point out to the board actually there are more people who are still riding their bikes, at least in the food delivery apps, and i see people on their bikes all over the place. i live near valencia, and even though will are bike lanes there, that's exactly where i was hit on my bike. so these bike lanes need to be respecte

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i didn't know what an x-movie was.ought it was a little naughty, but we didn't think it was that bad. my mother was-- i'm sure she was mortified. and i said repeatedly, "i think we should leave. i think we should go." and at the end, she knew that i was humiliated. >> trevor: i have so many questions. ( laughter ) okay, you took your mom to a porno by mistake, but even if you didn't realize you took your mom to an x-rated movie, why wouldn't you just leave once the deep throating started? ( laughter ) why did you watch the entire thing? i mean, even people who watch porn on purpose don't watch the entire thing. ( laughter ) and i know, i know that story makes hickenlooper seem super weird, but i think it also shows that he's definitely qualified to be commander in chief. yeah. because if you can sit through a full porno movie next to your mom, then nothing will faze you, all right. ( laughter ) there could be a full alien invasion, and president hickenlooper will be like, "my fellow americans, don't panic. it could be

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north america had been one of the few places that thmaboeing x aircraft was still allowed to fly.viation authority here resisted t demandsfollow safety regulators in more than 40 countries in grounding the plane. but tonight at the white house donald trump announced a change of mind. pres. trump: we are going to ben isan emergency order of prohibition to ground all flights of the 737 max 8 and th. 737 ma the safety of the american p people and aple is our paramount concern. ck: another boeing 737 max crashed silar circumstances in october in indonesia, killing 159 people. canada said there was new evidence suggesting a possible link between the two crashes, as it announced its own grounding. >> this is new information that we received and analyzed this morning, comes from validated satellite tracking data suggesting a possible, although unproven, similarity in the flight profile of the lion air aircraft. nick: it was after analyzing new the crashcollected a site today that the u.s. federal aviation administration made its decision. it found very close similarities between the two

. >> our f first prize, the winn schmidt oil cleanup x challenge was a response, essentially, to someththing we all remembeber, e deepwater horizon oil spill in the gulf of mexico. in 2010-- i certainly remember, i'm sure a a lot of folks do--this was ongoing every day, oil spilling into the gulf, the havoc it was wreaking on wetlands and other critical ecosystems of the gulf coast, you know, from texas all the way to florida. and the sort or feeling of helplessness. >> the spill was the size of hawaii. it was literally an oil tsunami in the gulf of mexico. thousands and thousands of gallons of f crude oil spilling into the w water every minute, evevery day. t this was a manmae catastrophe. and it just struck me that this is--this is the scariest thing i've ever seen. this is a serious threat when oil spills, not just to marine life. obviously that's bad, and obviously the beaches. we're still getting tar washining up n those beaches now. but t also to the liveliliods sf the people in these regigions. in the gulf, 8 out of 10 people have a livelihood connected either to the oil and gas drill

the movie, "deep throat" due to confusion over movie ratings saying, quote, "i didn't know what was an xie was. we thought it was a little naughty, but we didn't think it tas that bad." wait a minute, youd? [ laughter ] i saw the topless sce in "titanic" with my mom, and we haven't spoken since. laughter ] she's never met her grandkids. according to a new poll, 55% of americans are in favor of abolishing the electoral college, but unfortunately, because of the electoral college, 55% is less than half. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applaus] what are you going to do? rules are rules. march madness began today with top seeds going to duke, gonzaga, virginia, and in a stunning abuse of power, trump university. [ light laughter ] [ applause ]ov new yorknor andrew cuomo lds endorsed a new two-strikes plans that the wermanently ban people from the subway if they're convicted of two sexual ofnses on mass transit. first of all, two? [ light laughter ] you're just telling every pervert in town, hey, first one's on the house. [ laughter ] second of all, two strikes isn't an expression. all two strikes

. >> i didn't know what an x movie was.ought it was a little naughty, but we didn't think it was that bad. i got home and she had this huge dinner laid out. and i said i promised that we would go to the movie theater and see this new movie. you want to come? and it's an x movie, i just, i was sure that she wouldn't say no. i made a mistake. and she said i'd love to go, because she didn't want to be left alone in the house again. >> it was a pretty famous movie, too. >> so i took my mother to see "deep throat." >> jimmy: that's the kind of family man john hickenlooper is. even when he goes to see pornos, he takes his mother. i once saw my mother buying panty hose, it barges into my hid eve head every time i see a plastic egg. you know what else came out the same year? "godfather." but hickenlooper said no thank you, that's too violent. he went on to say they stayed until the end of the movie. they had to finish all their raisinets. we may need to have him on the show. i want to know if he had an erection when he saw the movi

the device was announced in 2017 alongside the iphone x and was slated to launch last year.pple's senior vice president said, after much effort, airpower will not achieve our high standards and we canceled the project. we apologize to those customers who were looking forward to this launch. we are committed to push the wireless experience forward. joining us to discuss, alistair barr in san francisco. isn't this pretty unprecedented? >> it is really unprecedented. apple is the ultimate consumer hardware company and they really have all the best engineers. this is a real surprise. emily: when apple announced this, they said the modern technology wasn't quite ready for this idea, but apple new how to execute it. what went wrong? >> a lot of things went wrong. apple always comes out with these products a bit later than early movers, so there are some that do this type of thing, but apple wanted to make sure that when you put lots of devices on this, you can put it anywhere, and that was a real challenge for them. there was a couple other things with software. obviously the comp

x. crew dragon capsule completed its six day mission to the international space station . it marked another milestone for billionaire iran musk's private space company. this mission was to demonstrate that space x. is capable of carrying astronauts to the i.s.a.'s. mission accomplished. ripley the capsules captain would have survived but she was a mere dummy covered in sensors but with no voice to return greetings to her space station comrades when her capsule docked by remote control on march third. welcome to the crew dragon. congratulations to all of the teams who made yesterday's launch and today's docking a success. these amazing feats. show it's not how easy our mission is that how capable we are of doing our thing. welcome to the new era in space flight . space x. is one of a handful of private companies around the world helping to usher in a new era and extraterrestrial travel one in which entrepreneurs rather than government hold the key to the heavens. coming up next on star show on all things digital we'll be taking a look at how big data can also manipulate those who use it so that. you. carefully. choose to keep you.

. >> i didn't know what an x movie was, we thought it was a little naughty, do you want to come.as sure she wouldn't say no. so i took my mother to see "deep throat." you have got to respect his honesty, i suspect. >> and andrew yang is make headlines on a touchy topic. andrew yang comes out against circumcision. we'll just leave that there. speculation building about a biden 2020 run. the former vp hasn't officially announced but is reportedly considering naming a vp right out of the gate. stacey abrams who couldn't even win the georgia gosms race. joining me, anthony scaramucci and katrina pierson. you either have buzz or you try to create buzz. these people are trying to create it. >> before you accidental step in buzz. jesse: let's take gillibrand at the top. i think these were dumbbells maybe 15. i thought she was for gun control. >> it's not doing it for me. she is not going to make the next jane fonda fitness video. but i find fascinating the level of lack of self-awareness. she thinks she can be president. i just think it's funny. jesse: i predict she'll be the first one

businesses so i go referred to his that interview with one of the law's main sponsors this was the german m.e.p. x. so fast i was the first rejected criticisms that the bill would stifle creativity unisys for small startups and young into internet entrepreneurs so the youngest and the smallest one. excluded of these for three years at the end but then also you have to question yourself if your business model is grounded on property or foreign creators and you will earn a lot of money with these then you have to question your your own business model if this is the right way forward. let's get more on this from a low tech journalist for motherboards germany welcome to which side of this argument do you come down i tend to fall to the side of the hundreds of thousands of people who are protesting this reform or weapon testing this reform. because i fear there is a chilling effect for the free flow of information photos tend to block content and they also conference between parodies remakes and other completely illegitimate uses of copyright material a big part of the argument against it is that which

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x.'s finder this moment was a long time in the making. but it's been seventeen years to get to this point from two thousand to do now. and incredible amount of hard work and sacrificed for a lot of people that are afraid. well emotionally exhausted. because. those super stressful. but it worked. this time are right the only old cuban told board to create dragon capsule is a dummy it's connected to sensors to monitor what a human would experience nasa plans to put two astronauts aboard leecher there she are how do they feel about it it. seemed like everything went smoothly all the way up until watch and so far so good so from our standpoint this is this is what you want to see you want to see the team hitting its stride. as we get ready to put people on these things. this test flight will measure the vessel's reliability and safety in real life conditions that it paves the way for one of musk's long held ambition is for the future of space travel. oh we go back to the moon cern that's the goal. we should have a base on the moon. permanentl

and at the international space station the inner hatch of the space x dragon vehicle was being closeds first private space craft can return to earth, and that will mark the end of its test flight. it's been docked at the space station for the last 6 days as astronauts ran tests which could see it approved by nasa to carry people later this year. thailand's top court has dissolved an opposition party that nominated the king's sister as its candidate for prime minister. thai raksa chart is backed by exiled former prime misiter thaksin shinawatra, who was deposed by a military coup in 2006. the move comes just weeks before the country's general election. with me isjonathan head, in bangkok. what more are they saying about the reason behind this ban? the reason given by the presiding judge was that he concluded that the decision to nominate princess ubolratana decision to nominate princess ubolrata na mahidol, although decision to nominate princess ubolratana mahidol, although she put herself forward, that decision basically greased the officially neutral position of the monarchy. members

x. airliner australia's aviation authority saying it was a temporary measure a seven thirty seven x. eight crash and the theo p s sunday it's the second crash of this aircraft in five months. according to belgium has sentenced the gunman who killed four people in an attack on brussels jewish museum to life in prison many stage attack in two thousand and fourteen after returning from syria where his suspected of joining so-called islamic state is a fighter. power blackouts in the venezuelan capital caracas have disrupted the city's water system forcing residents to line up with water from tanker trucks and cisterns some are also taking water from a local river most of it as well as electric grid collapse last week president maduro has adjusted the u.s. sabotage to power station. french president manuel mccall has called on algeria to ensure a reasonable transition period for the country's leadership a long standing president. had earlier announced that he would not seek a fifth term following street protests but election set for next month has been postponed indefinitely many voters a

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x. amount that was wrong with. the grains while they were going to fix them. says today's launch comes right after a successful test flight of america's dragon spacecraft the first commercial for vehicle to ever reach the international space station marking the beginning of a new era of even space flight thank you. will it be a new era of global exploration further exploration of space or the era of competition between russia us and other countries it is a competition with itself to just get better and competition is only going to help us get a better future so it's actually a pretty good pretty good thing in general i don't know that there has ever been a dull time in the history of the international space station program but i do feel like we're especially going to have a very interesting fortune of the history of this station very dynamic and we're going to be on board for that. i don't know about the competition thing but if we look at this topic a little light heartedly i'd say the shuttles deliver pretty cool things to the i assess the progress rockets u

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