yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. the u.s.ed to suspend annual military drills. they are seeing some progress at least when it comes to negotiations. plenty were happily -- plenty more happening. u.s. talks to amend a five-year-old trade deal. it takes place in d.c. let us take a look with young sun knwon. thank you for joining us. given the north korea situation, i cannot help but wonder what will happen with this deal with the u.s. and korea now that pyongyang seems to be creating a wedge between these two countries. is there a chance of the break serve? president trump -- breakthrough? president trump seems to think there will be a quick fix. young: i do not think there will be a quick fix. is ihing that is important believe there is an open line between t two koreas. we believe it will reduce the miscalculation risk. >> some people are saying january is kind of the moment of truth where we learn from the trump administration on and their takes on trade policies. because you have the core stocks and nafta talks, talks to pu

this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." i'm yvonne man in hong kong. it is a nail-biter in capitol hill. lawmakers working on a spending plan to avoid a partial government shutdown, but the outcome is far from certain. we have heard senate lawmakers saying they do not have enough votes to pass this in the senate. joining us from washington is the ceo of relations at deputyies and former chief of staff to president bill clinton. chanced there is a 65% we will see a government shutdown. what do you say? >> is very fluid, very volatile. unfortunately the republicans have had some difficulty governing. they have not been able to pass an appropriations bill yet. i think this is the fourth extension that they are seeking. on their own.this they have to get something out of the house, and it's probably going to be unacceptable for the senate. it seems like whatever may come out of the senate, the republicans have a very difficult time with their freedom caucus to get it passed on their own. it has to be a bipartisan solution, and they haven't been able to ach

yvonne: welcome to "daybreak: asia". meet for the last time under janet yellen keeping rates on hold. stocks held onto late gains. the s&p running on its best start since 1997. treasury yields in for your high. liu in new betty york and it is after 6 p.m. and wednesday evening and facebook recovering after our losses. asy are shrugging news people are spending less time and facebook, and china h and a on a looming cash crunch. the level of debt in china. ♪ yvonne: some breaking news right now, south korea inflation in january looking soft, we see a 1% year on year estimate -- month-to-month numbers edging lower at 4/10 of 1%, it seems the inflation looking to be getting more soft. inething we do get to see the fourth quarter because we start to see the base effect starting to unwind and the stock currency weakness -- it is certainly playing into that inflation picture and it is essentially -- confirms the analysis that that be ok should bok.on hold -- in the meantime, inflation here looks like it may be picking up pace.

yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong.e says a vulnerability in chips from intel exposes android chrome and cloud operating systems, after intel admitted a design exploit in its chips allows access to privileged information, making it vulnerable to hackers. used on the line coming through from amazon a couple minutes ago. also coming in with a response thisamazon will protect within the next few hours and most of the crowd has already been protected from the flaw. this comes through from an emailed statement from an amazon spokesperson. joining us now from san francisco with more is mark gurman. we are seeing some of these companies responding to intel's admission. tell us more about the fallout here and how much this could actually spread throughout the tech sector. reporter: this is going to affect every computer manufacturer, everyone that develops a smart phone, anyone who does software. this is a widespread issue that exist because of the technology used in computer chips, basically the brains of computers, phones, an

yvonne: thank you.nother hacking incident in japan has led a two big swings in bitcoin and renewed calls for stricter oversight of cryptocurrencies. check wasd coin --ked for almost $2 million million.t $500 james joins us, the boj has been somewhat subdued about cryptocurrencies. tell us more about their position at this point. james: we spoke to the head of fintech center, this was before the hacking had happened. the boj is not very enthusiastic about getting on the cryptocurrency bandwagon. at the moment, cryptocurrencies are regulated as a means of the boj isut interested in what is happening with blockchain specifically bitsy no reason to start issuing their own digital currency or cryptocurrency. some other central banks, sweden is considering doing that, some sort of crypto coin, but the boj has no intention of doing that at any time in the future. betty: cash is essentially came in japan. why is it? credit cards, in money, all of these options for japanese consumers, why is that such a tough se

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong.atching daybreak asia. first word news with jessica summers. >> north korean and south korean officials are due to open a high-level meeting, the first in two years. they will focus on the north's participation at the winter olympics in south korea. tois seen as the best chance revive negotiations on the north's nuclear program. of saudi arabia's biggest dairy company are said to be among a group of 11 princes detained last week. they were arrested for what a story said was an unlawful protest over the government's decision to stop paying the utility bills. a voice recording challenge d the official account of the arrest. saudi aramco is said to appoint banks including goldman sachs and citigroup to manage the ipo. morgan stanley is expected to be named as a global coordinator. some of the banks are tentatively valuing the company and 1.5$1 trillion trillion dollars. mandates could be finalized this week. oprah winfrey says she has no plans to run for u.s. president after a rousing spe

yvonne: ramy, thank you. disappointing sales, makes 2017 obama for hollywood. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: 8:30 in singapore, a sunny start to our 2018 week. we are half an hour away from the opening of trading in the lion city. i am yvonne man in hong kong. betty: i am betty liu in new york. let's get to the first word news. >> the trump administration says it may impose new sanctions on iran as a number of people arrested in three protests. the white house says they are keeping their options open after president trump said it they are against a brutal and corrupt regime. nikki haley wants emergency session of the security council. great bravery for the iranian people to use the power of their voice against their government, especially when their government has a long history of murdering its own people who dare to speak the truth. >> an internet entrepreneur is defined china, refusing to turn -- to return to the u.s. to help a company he created pay off debt. he said he is staying in am

yvonne: i'm yvonne mann in hong kong. let's get to the first word news.as were hold talks for the first time since 2016, signaling a possible break in the tensions under the trump presidency. discussions will include whether the north will send a delegation to the winter olympics. president trump says the u.s. is open to speak directly to kim jong-un under the right conditions. steve bannon has issued a lengthy apology to donald trump and his family over comments in the book "fire and fury." he told a political website that donald trump, jr. is a patriot and a good man. the presence allies have been speaking out against the book, which raises doubts against his fitness for office. mock -- mike pompeo says the president understands complex issues before him. the u.k. prime minister has told the bbc a cabinet reshuffle is coming soon. there was a resignation last month of her first secretary of state good a minister will be appointed to effectively lead the eu without trade deal. people are likely to remain in their jobs. and angela merkel says germany need

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong.derlying profit for 2017 due to fewer property sales and a decline in sales from its mainland china business. here to talk more about those earnings, the chairman himself ofhang lung group, ronnie chang. a little bit of push given these ever higher property prices. what is your read on the year? >> the hong kong property for sale, we basically sold everything. [indiscernible] we did not have too much to sell. in hong kong and the mainland, flat for the year, minus one or plus one, does not matter. there is also an inflation issue. it is basically flat. the markets however, recovered nicely. but it takes time with the lease terms to be reflected in our numbers. i would not be surprised within the next 12, 18 months, you see an uptick. yvonne: you mentioned properties last year. this was a substantial drop from a year ago. you say this was a deliberate move? ronnie: no, we just cleared out inventory. yvonne: you are not waiting for higher prices? ronnie: no, we just sold a most everythin

yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong.ponse here to the president imposing a tariff on companies largely affected by this. samsung is one of them. they say the u.s. position is a great loss or u.s. workers and consumers. a lot of this -- the headwinds from this could actually be huge. a lot of these u.s. manufacturers rely on so much of some rely onroad, 80% of their supplies internationally. that's quite a big some. betty: it is. some companies will be quite unhappy. one of president trump's major moves to combat what he sees as unfair foreign competition, 30% to 50% on solar panels and washing machines. many of these companies in asia like samsung. up, marketing casinos paying off. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: tuesday morning in singapore right now. we are hathaway -- half an hour away from the open of trading. i'm yvonne man in hong kong. betty: i'm betty liu in new york. you are watching daybreak asia. -- "bloomberg daybreak: asia." let's get to first word news with jessica summers. reporter: u.s. stocks hit another re

yvonne: and i am yvonne man in hong kong.s, the highest third-quarter profit in three years. the price drop brought in more customers. another company also beating estimates. missedence store lawson estimates. we're expecting results from fast retailing, as well as seven to nine. joining us right now is the bain & company expert joining us from tokyo. good to see you. there is a divergence when you look at the earnings from a convenience store versus department stores. what do these results tell you about the trend you're seeing in japan, the retail sector, and japanese consumer? what we are seeing in japan is that the country as a whole is [indiscernible] impact on industry in interesting way. the first one is, you start in theasset disposal supply chain. format, ayou have a generic format. time, you can focus on one specific category. what makes japan interesting is the fact that the so-called disruptors, the online players, find it difficult to enter this market. it'll be interesting to see how these trends play out over t

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong.oduction rebounded just as prices are poised to arrive to a record on potential weather disruption. reduction was 788,000 metric tons in the three months ending in december and that is from 400 and 4000 and the previous quarter. analysts say around a dozen cyclones forecast for australia's storm season could push prices above $300. betty: alibaba is partnering to provide personal products to consumers, daily fresh milk is andlable in the 14 stores also farm her. they say initial volumes are around three times daily with plans to scale up over time as the retailer seeks to expand in-store numbers across china. there he is new technologies such as blockchain to track cargo movements and automated paperwork for international shipping. the dentist conglomerate that was the world's largest container shipping line will be the first to use the new platform but ibm will provide the back and support. the new york based from will need merger approval from regulators. quite a surprise here on cor

i am yvonne man. the come to daybreak asia, talking trade.vonne: president trump confirms his stances. are offering ars robust defense of globalization. from the global headquarters, i am betty lou in new york. betty: central banks make the headlines, the boj governor quashes speculation about imminent normalization and all change at the fed, jay powell is asfirmed in the last hour chair. fed the janet yellen era has come to an end. >just a few more weeks and janet yellen is out of there. are piling in, they stocks, thatn with ripped in the u.s. permeated the emerging markets, some are trying to figure out who was meeting who but i want show you one indicator here, this chart that gives you a sense that the and may be coming soon. 2717 measures the breath of the stocks. about 80% of the s&p 500 stocks are now trading above their 50 day moving average, that is usually a sign that bull run may be ending. you can see that this has happened a few times during this bull run. we have not seen any and to u.s. stocks. you just ignore the technical's,

yvonne: and i am yvonne man in hong kong.nnouncement that full-year iron or shipments hit a record thanks to its real network and other productivity upgrades, this mining company has jumped. they beat the median estimate of analysts. to our bloomberg reporter david stringer, joining us from melbourne this morning. shares down in light of this good news, it seems like there is a believe that the iron or space is getting more overheated ? guest: that's right. -- there arely those who see some problems ahead on the supply front. tinto,ght give them, rio some reason to slow down. its full-year shipments just over 330 million tons, that is in line with what the market expected. in fact, it is at the bottom end of their original guidance at the start of last year, a range of 330 to 340 million tons. what thef speaks to biggest producers have been saying over the last year or so. you have been telling the market and investors that the priority is on value, supporting prices of iron or, and not volumes. , not volumes. i think this co

yvonne: welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia." yvonne: stocks pause. the dollar holds its line.ds increase and opec nations call for cuts. yvonne: a top european regulator tells bloomberg, investors must be prepared to lose everything. haslinda: split up and sold off. yvonne: a lot going on in the markets. the u.s. markets closed on martin luther king holiday. we are seeing a little bit of a turnaround. the hang seng continuing its euphoria right now. 354 points on the board. the dollar weakness story eating up just a little bit. take a look at how things are looking in southeast asia. looking ahead to the india open, futures are pointing slightly higher right now. the rupee continuing its strength. still see further gains. haslinda: turning the page to commodities, a rebound for metals, a weaker dollar providing the biggest. the currency jumping the most in two months. oil, oiloking at trading near a three-year high. the bloomberg commodity index climbing towards the highest level in almost a year. paul: the president of the aluminum association says china should be the focus.

yvonne: and i am yvonne man in hong kong. we are awaiting china's trade data.ted a slight slowdown in december with exports growing at about 11%. joining us is standard chartered 's chief economist ding shuang. he is also a former pboc economist. thank you for joining us, happy new year. we saw the november numbers. they were quite striking. at least in the picture of global growth. it looks like we are ending 2017 on a strong note, 29%. how long can china keep trading these double-digit numbers when it comes to exports? ding shuang: it supports the view that the external environment is still high quality. andntly including the pmi, also the new export order from china, suggested solid growth of china's foreign trade has been maintained. in december we forecasted export growth of 9% and import growth of 14%. that puts annual export growth to 8% and import growth to about 17%. that is a major improvement, comparatively to 2016. the foreign trade surplus could narrow. it dropped by about 20%. in 2018 we expect not only solid growth from europe and u.s., but afric

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong.st to carmakers, the executive chairman of ford spoke with david at the auto show. timeless vehicle technology is already going into cars and it will help make vehicle safer. happening so ay lot of this technology is going into vehicles today, connected vehicles are starting to happen, vehicle stop at two other vehicles, all these technologies we have been talking about are starting to happen. so a lot of the pieces of autonomy are going in even as we are sitting here and they are all about making vehicle safer and more pleasurable to be in. so we are not going to wake up it day and had a switch but will be very incremental. but we think the payback on this will be tremendous when we get here, it will change our business model in a way that we think is going to be really amazing. limit theiciency will prophet. >> the profit per vehicle could be really remarkable, the uptime will be higher, it will be replaced quicker than current vehicles. we had our own projections and we won't know u

yvonne: and i am yvonne man, and you are watching daybreak asia.dent trump's economic team has landed and davos, taking their america first agenda to the world form. steven mnuchin broke tradition by saying publicly that a weaker dollar is good for trade. sending traits back to the loads since three years. a trade war is already underway. china says it will surprise the world with new reforms this year, reaffirming its plan to open up and attract foreign investors. toldef economic adviser delegates that some of beijing's measures will exceed expectations of the international community, although he didn't give specifics. over a trade war with the united states. some measures will exceed the expectations of the international community. it is not only important for china, but the world. over theg will resume ho chi minh stock exchange later thursday after a two-day technical glitch caused an outage. markets have had several trading halts, indonesia suffered to distractions back in july, while india's biggest exchange severed a three hour halt. singapo

yvonne: a quick look at the headlines.or the first time in more than decade, goldman sachs is worse -- worth less than morgan stanley, after reporting a 50% plunge in bond trading, market capitalization felt a 99.4 billion dollars at the close. octoberp a streak since 2006. it has been a rough year for goldman, long considered the envy of wall street. haslinda: the largest asset manager blackrock is offering staff unlimited time off. the company wants to provide a benefit considered appealing to younger workers used to more casual and flexible environments. the ceo transformed blackrock into a more tech focused firm. says the move should help it compete against silicon valley rivals. tiffany posted a rebound in holiday sales, helped by new accessories like $90 pencil holders and $450 rulers. 3% in the final two months of 2017. the pencil holders and rulers sold out online, but higher priced products are still available, including a $9,000 sterling silver ball of yarn. [laughter] wow, yvonne., a small shift is taking place

yvonne: a similar story with them.shedding some of their assets, hotels in london, sydney, australia as well. repayment toit of do in march, but also in may and november as well. is this a significant development in terms of relieving some of the pressures and concerns from investors at this point? the transactions that we are seeing coming are a bit more direct. these are sales of major real estate projects that they had purchased not that long ago. these were luxury hotel and residential projects in london and in australia. we are told they are selling the one off in australia. in some of these cases, for example, with the transaction in london, they claim to be able to , even thoughn that they only recently purchased it and the new towers and residential properties have yet to come to fruition. this part of a sweeping of more than $9 billion total sales as they come under government screw for the- scrutiny government shopping spree and how they financed it. the government rating has been cut and now they are to jump

yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong.ame pace december as a november and underscoring challenges for the bank of japan as it tends to get faster inflation toward the 2% target. global economics and policy editor kathleen hays is standing by with our next guest. kathleen? kathleen: i'm standing by with a very special guest to talk to us about inflation and connect the dots for bank of japan. and where the economy is heading and investment in japan. director of research for develop -- the delhi international, welcome back to bloomberg. we just saw inflation numbers basically unchanged overall. ? >> more ofat mean the same. we don't see big major changes. there's no real incentive for any of the parties or stakeholders to make any bold moves. directionin the right and we see it move in the right growth is good and certainly better than it was. seven straight quarters of gdp growth. supermarketad the sales out today. does it really matter if japan's inflation is 1%, 1.5%, or .5%? >> this is the whole mindset japan really need

yvonne and betty are up next with daybreak asia. yvonne, what is coming up in the next two hours.ter president trump, were are we now? we will talk about that with the georgetown university professor of public policy. the looming government shirt -- shutdown on friday is that stake. plenty of risk given the fact tied toa has now been approving this spending bill. there was an interesting take to immigration out of this, this is a president who wants to fund his order wall and is willing to shutdown justment to get it. so is this shutdown something that he needs to prove to his base that he is a tough negotiator? we will talk about all that and the possible fallout with him in the next hour. betty: lots of challenges ahead. the challenges of the rising chinese current he to chinese officials. we will talk about that as well. the 6.4t believes that for the chinese run against the dollar could make the government act if it goes higher than that. it is incredible to see the strength, haidi, of this currency, based in part due to some incredible dollar weakness. haidi: yes, absolutely

i am yvonne man, this is bloomberg.haad: the continuing strength of the yuan is leading policymakers to question when it will push back. at what point do we see them coming in and doing something about this? one thing for certain is that it does move away when it comes to any accusations of china being a currency manipulator. >> that it does, you will remember that they said 6.5 is the level and no 6.4 and now we are at 6.33. it bowed 8% in the last 12 months. even in that trade weighted basket of its partners is inspected to be around a high not last seen since mid-2016. it does raise that question as to whether they will. seems to beview that because policymakers there are trying to move toward a system where there is greater market play in the currency and a greater move toward liberalization, they don't want -- step into a abruptly. bruptly.in too a another possibility is they widen the trading then for the currency. there could be a softening of those capital controls. the question is how much impact the yuan will

i am yvonne man in hong kong. yvonne: i am betty liu here in new york.hatas made it is nuclear program is not on the table. when that wased brought up. stephen engle is falling all of the developments from seoul. can you describe to us how the talks went, as you mentioned early on, it started off promising. >> actually, it started promising. it even started with a joke from the head of the north korean delegation who basically said that the relationship with the and ofas been frozen course, you can see the steam coming from my breath, it is extremely frozen here in the koreas right now, minus nine unders here in seoul but blue skies, that is a plus. but again, the money session was all about the low hanging fruit and that is the olympics and south korea's desire to have games that basically personified intent and that is goodwill and not have the threat of war hanging over the games. so south korea was able to get that by allowing more promising the north koreans -- offering the north koreans to come march with us and bring your athletes, bring a high-le

yvonne: asia." ♪ yvonne: global growth optimism drives markets even higher, up 10 straight days.highs. hires banks to work on an ipo. thai airline why stocks are losing out to despite a tourism boom. plenty of great guests coming up later in the show. we will be live at the asian financial forum in hong kong, and don't miss our interview with luxembourg's finance minister in about 10 minutes. we will be talking brexit and more. plus australia's minister for revenue and financial services will be also joining us later on 11:40 hong kong metoo: 40 p.m. kong, 2:40- hong p.m. in sydney. yvonne: what a day has been in the markets. u.s. markets closed for martin luther king holiday on monday, but we didn't really need them so far. let's see how things are faring in the asia-pacific, extending this year's surge to more than 4%. the regional benchmark of 7/10 of 1%. a lot has been due to the broad-based dollar weakness story fueling it. those are for use highs for the currency on progress of these german coalition talks. .ake a look at what is going on the strongest in two years for the

am yvonne man hong kong.sday evening in washington, and a key moment for the president, is making his first state of the union address which he is likely to take credit for the improving economy and also the jobs market. joining us now, senior economist, stephen friedman. more watching the speech and looking for what? >> i think what we are looking for our signs of the forward agenda for the year ahead. details on infrastructure, immigration, military spending, things that will impact consumption in the economy. sense, but aakes lot that could affect the economy, in terms of policy, you could argue have been done perhaps. we are waiting for them to carry out. tax reform in particular, the dismantling of regulation. is there much that is going to begin changing for the economy? to say if there's going to be anything that is game changing. with infrastructure spending, there is a clear need for that. democrats and republicans see that. wearing a situation where toughest are going up, and there is a philosophica

yvonne: we certainly are.the global china conference in shanghai with the global chief economist paul donovan. he says for 2018 his outlook is nothing will change yet everything will be different. the main engines for global growth we saw in 2017, that will start to sputter this year, in look at china.e slower infrastructure investment, slower and the property market. he thinks chinese growth is going to slow despite we have seen upgrades from the likes of citigroup last week for 2018. he said, developed markets are not going to pick up the slack, so the global trade picture could look much different. betty: we will continue this great, high-level conversations at those conference, this one with a university of chicago professor, renowned economist and nobel laureates. in shanghai for a wide-ranging discussion on all thatose topics outlined, yvonne just outlined. china, the u.s. and global economy. haidi: absolutely. you don't want to miss this one, also out of shanghai, a ceo joining us 40 minutes past 11 hon

i am yvonne man. this is bloomberg. haidi: thank you for that.markets are headed for declines, and extending the declines gasol overnight on wall street despite being on the verge of their third best january on record. watching allt is of the action from singapore. is this really the bond market story, we're seeing some contagion, or are you watching this going this is what should happen? would you feel more comfortable we got some logical pauses along the way? >> that's not fair, we've had a complete lack of relatively recently, and it makes sense there are corrections beard in the the rally seem healthier when there are some pullbacks. year,of risk events this whether it was the fed meeting, labor data, the state of the union, the supply schedule, there is so much going on. after an incredible start the year, massive gains in equity markets all over the world, it does make sense for investors to retrench a little bit, especially in the next two days, portfolio rebalancing will probably amount to a lot of equity selling and bond buying developed

in 1981 he pushed yvonne johnson from the first victim.they shared. he was sentenced to three years for manslaughter. 12 years later in 1993 he pleaded guilty to manslaughter here at the old bailey, after killing his then partner yvonne bennett. he was sent to a secure mental health unit. 0ne bennett. he was sent to a secure mental health unit. one of the conditions of his release was that he must disclose to authorities any new relationship he may strike up with a woman so that she could be informed of his criminal past. but he repeatedly failed to do so, leaving angela best largely unaware of the danger she could be in. johnson left herfor dead in his flat and then jumped johnson left herfor dead in his flat and thenjumped in johnson left herfor dead in his flat and then jumped in front of an express train. he survived, but with serious injuries. angela best's family say they received a life sentence of inconsolable grief. sarah campbell, bbc news, at the old bailey. eastern parts of the united states are enduring record freezing conditi

i am yvonne man. the come to daybreak asia, talking trade.onfirms his stances. are offering ars robust defense of globalization. from the global headquarters, i am betty lou in new york. betty: central banks make the headlines, the boj governor quashes speculation about imminent normalization and all change at the fed, jay powell is confirmed in the last

congress yvonne thomas there's talk of a yes but with conditions the powerful regional s.p.d. branches in north rhine-westphalia and has are calling for concessions to the blueprint coalition agreement are they likely to get what they want there's a lot of resistance here among party delegates and party members even among those who would probably vote yes later today those who would probably vote yes but rather skeptical would like changes to the blueprint if you will to the guidelines that the social democrats and the conservative bloc agreed a few days over that twenty eight page document that was the result of the so-called exploratory talks so it is probable that martin shows will face a lot of pressure today when it comes to that vote in trying to get concessions if they do enter coalition talks for example on social justice issues social justice issues that are particularly important for the s.p.d. at the same time however the conservatives and in particular are going to michael will be will not be very happy to give them those concessions they have indicated that what w

a long wait in an overcrowded a&e unit, that's what 87—year—old yvonne had to endure.urs before she saw a doctor, and hours more before she was admitted to a ward. her daughter, esther, used herscarf to secure her in a wheelchair, because for some of the time, there was no trolley. it was just heaving with ambulances, ambulance drivers, patients on the ambulance trolleys, and it was literally wall—to—wall, both sides, corridors just full of patients. it was like, "gosh, how long is it going to take us to get through?" and with scenes like this filmed by a patient, senior a&e doctors say they're so concerned they've written to the prime minister setting out some of their own experiences. over 120 patients a day managed in corridors, some dying prematurely, an average of 10—12 hours for a decision to admit a patient until they are transferred to a bed and patients sleeping in clinics as make—shift wards. they say nhs winter planning failed to deliver what was needed. there is no doubt that our emergency departments are facing the biggest crisis that we have had for over

has been gunned down in front of his political party's office in the city of misrata in port said yvonne of each was pronounced dead in a local hospital after being found in the street with gunshot wounds to the chest his killing is likely to inflame tensions between serbia and kosovo a former province that declared independence a decade ago news of his death prompted the serbian delegation to walk out of e.u. mediated talks on. the w's front hoffman has extensive experience of reporting from the boat. welcome frank. rich is kidding looks like an assassination what are authorities saying well the doctor came out after he treated all of a van of which this morning saying that he probably was already dead when he arrived at the hospital he was shot as you just mentioned with five bullets and he was probably already debt right after that he had no chance to so wife half an hour later after he was gunned down here right at the hospital and i must tell you this this is a shocking events because i believe one of which was a leading figure of peacemaking in the balkans and so what are people sa

the past few months have been uncertain times for undocumented immigrants like yvonne. >> it's a limbo state. >> reporter: his parents brought him to the u.s. from mexico when he was 10. having graduated from uc berkley, he is one of those covered under the daca program started by president obama. last year, the trump administration announced it would be ending the program. >> i'm going to see some of my friends be persecuted. >> reporter: a federal judge ordered the administration to resume daca, and they've complied. as of last night, the government once again began accepting applications. but there is a bigger fight in washington. negotiations over a comprehensi comprehensi comprehensive immigration bill fell apart this week. the president tweeted the daca program is going to fall apart. and the issue was addressed during a town hall meeting. >> the first priority has to be to present the daca kids. the judge did his part by showing that the trump administration doesn't have the right to take away something that has already been promised. >> reporter: for d.r.e.a.m.ers caught in the

yvonne: uber has completed its deal with softbank, triggering a series of governance reforms.merate is now uber's top shareholder. tell us about the changes expected now that the deal is done. pavel: the biggest impact will come in the form of an expanded board, which will be increased to 17 seats. that is quite a lot of people by any company's standards. softbank will have two of those seats, strengthening the company's influence on decision-making going forward. the big difference is that the deal eliminates this two-tier voting structure for shares that heavily favored early backers as well as early employees. it also will put an end to a lot of internal strife that has handicapped the company, specifically ending a loss by a benchmark capital, one of their biggest backers against travis kalanick. ♪ ♪ >> if you take a look at the bloomberg and the various business lines of merck, you have got vaccines in blue, animal health in orange, and pharmaceuticals in white. overall, what you are looking at is tepid, if any, growth for the various revenue lines, particularly when you

the past few months have been uncertain times for undocumented immigrants like yvonne. >> it's a limbo state. >> reporter: his parents brought him to the u.s. from mexico when he was 10. having graduated from uc berkley, he is one of those covered under the daca program started by president obama. last year, the trump administration announced it would be ending the program. >> i'm going to see some of my friends be persecuted. >> reporter: a federal judge ordered the administration to resume daca, and they've complied. as of last night, the government once again began accepting applications. but there is a bigger fight in washington. negotiations over a comprehensi comprehensi comprehensive immigration bill fell apart this week. the president tweeted the daca program is going to fall apart. and the issue was addressed during a town hall meeting. >> the first priority has to be to present the daca kids. the judge did his part by showing that the trump administration doesn't have the right to take away something that has already been promised. >> reporter: for d.r.e.a.m.ers caught in the

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deadly street race on 422 in montgomery county will go to prison for as many as 23 months. 22-year-old yvonneters apologized at sentencing today for what he called his stupid decision. the crash in west pots grove township last february killed two people in the other including a pregnant woman and her unborn child the driver of that vehicle survived three plead guilty and pleaded guilty to three charges of murder. four days after dismissing almost three dozen prosecutor philadelphia new da sat down with the news media today including a one on one interview with action news report dann and predictably layer krasner's comments today were not limited to the controversial office shake up here is dann's report. >> i'm looking for the truth looking for the truth and looking for justice and looking for the right conviction. >> reporter: in a vast departure from administration larry krasner sworn in a week ago seeks to end mass incarceration and find other solutions dealing with those accused of lesser crimes. >> not as many convictions and years for the convictions. >>> largely defended to ask 33 ve

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. >> my name is yvonne piper on the nurse practitioner here at sf city clinic. he was the first time i came to city clinic was a little intimidated. the first time i got treated for [inaudible]. i walked up to the redline and was greeted with a warm welcome i'm chad redden and anna client of city clinic >> even has had an std clinic since all the way back to 1911. at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you are called you come to the back and meet with a he

fellow musician and friend yvonne chaka chaka says africa has lost its greatest treasure.d has lost a great icon. the world has lost a leader. the world has lost a comedian, because he was hilarious. where there was uncle hugh there was laughter. i don't know what to say. i am heartbroken, i am upset. don't know what to say. i am heartbroken, iam upset. i heartbroken, i am upset. i try to remember all the good things he did. whether you are a king, a diplomat, young, leader or a street person, we are all equal to him. i lived in guinea, i lived in liberia, i lived senegal... at the height of white oppression in south africa, for many black musicians, jazz became the soundtrack of the resistance. masekela was forced into exile as political and racial tensions intensified. but once he had returned, he was determined to make a difference. i had sourced so much from africa, and i need to pay it back, and the only way to pay it back i think is by making the people see how wonderful they are and how excellent they are. hugh masekela described himself as a troublesome child and s

as yvonne cynic i was really surprised by the accident dynamics on the slopes that the skiers are sofast and the injury patterns are almost the same as for motorcycle accidents. and when it's really cold our drips frees the batteries don't work your hands get so numb you can't work so that makes everything you very difficult. every emergency call demonstrates a new how the mountains demands respect. my . this is soul of the pin that keeps us together is our enthusiasm for mountain rescue we love the mountains and we share this idealism i hope that spirit stays alive. i am. don't just play think. learn democracy. to make submission games and politics was a big ask how critical digital are in russia. to russian visitors or. virtual freedom versus censorship until. thirty minutes on d w. time stories followed across social media share your comments and content welcome to. news. or your five keys to see for food. keep clean to prevent contamination. draw and cook foods to avoid cross contamination. thoroughly to kill microorganisms. keep food safe temperatures. to prevent bacterial growt