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Behrouz Boochani : ALJAZ : May 7, 2018 5:32pm-6:01pm +03
specific annoyance he was sent there by australia after he tried to reach its shores by boat for our. youth in the prison it was a prison. even worse than a prison because. the prisoner in around the world nobody porter and you really see it as torture yeah of course you know the mental torture. was a journalist in iran publishing stories promoting the kurdish language and culture after colleagues were arrested and accused of undermining the iranian state who johnny feared he'd be next he fled aiming for australia. tens of thousands of others have gone before him thanks smugglers to take them across the sea from in the knees yet to the australian territory of christmas island between two thousand and nine and twenty thirteen more than fifty thousand people have made similar journeys most of them ultimately were allowed to settle as refugees in australia but in australia people were alarmed at the growing number of refugees coming by boat they watched horrified as some boat sank or were smashed against rocks on trying to land in the midst of an election campaign in july twenty thirty
specific annoyance he was sent there by australia after he tried to reach its shores by boat for our. youth in the prison it was a prison. even worse than a prison because. the prisoner in around the world nobody porter and you really see it as torture yeah of course you know the mental torture. was a journalist in iran publishing stories promoting the kurdish language and culture after colleagues were arrested and accused of undermining the iranian state who johnny feared he'd be next he fled...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia : BLOOMBERG : May 23, 2018 6:00pm-7:00pm EDT
: australia". betty: i am betty liu. we will be looking at how all the action on wall street will play into the trading day. something else for markets to look at today, the dovish tone of the fed minutes. slides, stocks coming back, treasury yields rising. -- the curve steepening, i should say. rising.up .2%, the s&p the nasdaq gaining some ground. let's take a quick look at how other markets moved as well on the active these minutes. you saw the 10 year yields coming down, some buying going on. the dollar has slid a bit, but up slightly. also, a slight bid under it. taking a look at the greenback overall, the green backsliding on this news. it seems like we are seeing a dovish tilt in the minutes. haidi: that statement about being able to tolerate a modest overshoot of the 2% inflation target. is almost a certainty the next rate hike will come in june. take a look at the set up in asia. the msci asia-pacific falling to the lowest in a fortnight. new zealand flat at the moment. idea that trump tweaking we might have to back away from the deal recently reached with china towards a different
: australia". betty: i am betty liu. we will be looking at how all the action on wall street will play into the trading day. something else for markets to look at today, the dovish tone of the fed minutes. slides, stocks coming back, treasury yields rising. -- the curve steepening, i should say. rising.up .2%, the s&p the nasdaq gaining some ground. let's take a quick look at how other markets moved as well on the active these minutes. you saw the 10 year yields coming down, some...
to san francisco. haidi: hello, from sydney. this is daybreak australia. we are two hours away from the open of asia's first major market. rami: it is just past 6 p.m. we will be looking at how the action on wall street will play into your asia-pacific trade a day. we did see a selloff across the board. the dow falling nearly 200 points. you can see the s&p 500 down nearly 7/10 of 1%. the nasdaq down similarly. it was a particularly what was happening in equities. it is what was happening in the bond market, the u.s. 10 year yield rising to 3.09%. that is at its highest since 2011. when those rates go higher, investors are looking for a little bit of yield and pulling money out of equity. it will be interesting to see if we have this knock on effect in the asia-pacific today. haidi: geopolitical uncertainty. reports that north korea might be pulling out these talks with president trump, fueling the risk aversion we are seeing in these markets. we are seeing this bond drop leading to a stock market rout. let's take a look at this set up in asia. we did have quite a selloff when it ca
to san francisco. haidi: hello, from sydney. this is daybreak australia. we are two hours away from the open of asia's first major market. rami: it is just past 6 p.m. we will be looking at how the action on wall street will play into your asia-pacific trade a day. we did see a selloff across the board. the dow falling nearly 200 points. you can see the s&p 500 down nearly 7/10 of 1%. the nasdaq down similarly. it was a particularly what was happening in equities. it is what was happening...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : May 11, 2018 7:00am-7:34am +03
the asylum seekers being held in australia run detention centers. from long flowing island winds to an enchanting does it breeze. well there was some may rain around the gulf states in the last twenty four hours as one trough was followed by another became windy and brief rain fell in fact there's quite a lot of rain running considering it is may all the way from iran particularly on the eastern side of iraq in northern syria and turkey that range is falling for about three days now it's dry throughout most of the levant the onshore breeze exit a little bit cooler middle twenty's you'll notice and the showers exists through tehran all the way to couple though it looks drier in afghanistan and then again the last couple days was not completely dry nor has the range phase the way on saturdays forecast from the borderlands is when iraq iran or again northern syria turkey it is still raining here and the breeze seems quite light to be fluctuating but also fairly strong so the arabian peninsula looks like we're going to have rather lightish breeze day on friday possibly thirty seven in d
the asylum seekers being held in australia run detention centers. from long flowing island winds to an enchanting does it breeze. well there was some may rain around the gulf states in the last twenty four hours as one trough was followed by another became windy and brief rain fell in fact there's quite a lot of rain running considering it is may all the way from iran particularly on the eastern side of iraq in northern syria and turkey that range is falling for about three days now it's dry...
Asia Business Report : BBCNEWS : May 1, 2018 1:30am-1:46am BST
aluminium tariffs on us allies. bonjour australia. french president macron hopes to drum up more business down under after a stopover in washington, dc. good morning, asia, hello, world. glad you could join us. newsjust in, the trump administration has decided to hold off making a decision on whether to impose steel and an elite —— aluminium tariffs on canada and the european union and mexico untiljune one. the deadline to the temporary extension was due to expire at midnight in the us however a deal has been reached with other allies. for the latest, i'm joined by kim giddleson. -- gittleson. no surprise. there was a delay. we hadn't heard any lea ks surprise. there was a delay. we hadn't heard any leaks from the administration about what they were thinking. i do want to say that the reports we are getting in suggest they going to kick down —— kick the can down the road when it comes to the european union and in theory, there is a deal that has been reached between australia, argentina and brazil, the big countries granted these temporary extensions. we are not sure if there will
aluminium tariffs on us allies. bonjour australia. french president macron hopes to drum up more business down under after a stopover in washington, dc. good morning, asia, hello, world. glad you could join us. newsjust in, the trump administration has decided to hold off making a decision on whether to impose steel and an elite —— aluminium tariffs on canada and the european union and mexico untiljune one. the deadline to the temporary extension was due to expire at midnight in the us...
France 24 : LINKTV : May 2, 2018 5:30am-6:01am PDT
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, saying may one is for workers, not for ligands. making thisron comets from australia, where he is meeting with leaders. business,g up in facebook i is trying to move on frfrom months of turbulence. the social networking giant announcing a dating feature to build meaningful relationships, and not aimed at hooking up. visitings aimed at venice over the weekend had to pass the metal gates to enter the city that famously has more tourists than residents. that story coming up. first, more live from paris. we will start first in the u.s., where one of donald trump's former attorneys has said that robert mueller talked about issuing a subpoena to bring president trump him for listening. david mueller floated it in a meeting with trump's lawyers in case the president refused to participate in the investigation of russian meddling in the election. reporter: march 5, the u.s. president was hosting in the white house. his legal team whistling a meeting with special counsel robert mueller, who has been investigating alleged russian interference in the u.s. election and potential coordination
, saying may one is for workers, not for ligands. making thisron comets from australia, where he is meeting with leaders. business,g up in facebook i is trying to move on frfrom months of turbulence. the social networking giant announcing a dating feature to build meaningful relationships, and not aimed at hooking up. visitings aimed at venice over the weekend had to pass the metal gates to enter the city that famously has more tourists than residents. that story coming up. first, more live...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia : BLOOMBERG : May 7, 2018 6:00pm-7:00pm EDT
australia with tax cuts, we will be live. haidi: hello from sydney where is just past 8:00 a.m., it is "daybreak australia". is just after 6:00 p.m. in new york and over the next hour will look at how the action on wall street is going to play in the asia-pacific trading day. is quite a long time since we talked about oil prices, and that is affecting the markets. mentioned at the top that president trump is going to make his decision and announcement at 2:00 tomorrow that sent crude oil prices back below the $70 a barrel level. you can see we are hovering brent crude and trading at $76 commitment is interesting to see the takedown of u.s. stocks as well. not just energy stocks but not energy stocks also dropping, falling from the highs of the session, but still ending up and five points and the s&p higher, and the nasdaq up by seven tens of 1%. warren buffett giving his vote of confidence to apple. haidi: and we saw that driving apple's stock prices. side we canlitical field nurse creeping in as we await the decision from president trump, the bargain is out if the u.s. trace interest
australia with tax cuts, we will be live. haidi: hello from sydney where is just past 8:00 a.m., it is "daybreak australia". is just after 6:00 p.m. in new york and over the next hour will look at how the action on wall street is going to play in the asia-pacific trading day. is quite a long time since we talked about oil prices, and that is affecting the markets. mentioned at the top that president trump is going to make his decision and announcement at 2:00 tomorrow that sent crude...
years ago. emmanuel macron kicks off his trip to australia with a lavish dinner at the sydney opera house. live coverage from there in just a minute. coming up in business, find out which jobs are at risk of disappearing as mayday celebrations and protests rollaround. and a french art museum finds out half of the works it has been proudly displaying fake. are fake. first, our top story, live from paris. ♪ ♪ the parliament in armenia is choosing a new prime minister today. the sole candidate is opposition .eader nikol pashinyan there is still doubt as to if the ruling republican party will give him the votes he needs. ledshinny and --- pashinyanan two weeks of protests that forced the former foreign minister, serzh sarksyan, to resign. protesters are back out again today. next for you, let's go to israel,l,etanyahu in where he made a dramatic tv presentation yesterday. he accused iran of lying about its nuclear weapons program. the israeli prime minister revealed what he said were secret files obtained by israeli intelligence which prove iran is covertly working on a nuclear weap
years ago. emmanuel macron kicks off his trip to australia with a lavish dinner at the sydney opera house. live coverage from there in just a minute. coming up in business, find out which jobs are at risk of disappearing as mayday celebrations and protests rollaround. and a french art museum finds out half of the works it has been proudly displaying fake. are fake. first, our top story, live from paris. ♪ ♪ the parliament in armenia is choosing a new prime minister today. the sole...
reimpose sanctions but it still stands. australia's governor stakes its future on a budget aimed at winning back votes. betty: black panther helped disney with the earnings week as by geithner is confident he thought -- bob iger is confident a deal will go ahead. haidi: it is just past 8 a.m. this is daybreak australia. betty: it is just after 6 p.m. in new york. we will be looking at how all the action on wall street will play into the asia-pacific trading day. it was really all eyes on president trump today and what he was going to do with the iran nuclear deal. we saw oil prices up and down, up and down as there is speculation it was not going to fully collapsed and it was going to. in the end, we know the answer that he is pulling out of the deal. just to remind you of how stocks ended the trading session which was really quite volatile. we ended up pretty much mixed right now. the dow just ending flat as well as the s&p. i would say take a look at all the three indexes. pretty flat. a lack of direction. oil prices will drive the theme today. haidi: lots of questions over what t
reimpose sanctions but it still stands. australia's governor stakes its future on a budget aimed at winning back votes. betty: black panther helped disney with the earnings week as by geithner is confident he thought -- bob iger is confident a deal will go ahead. haidi: it is just past 8 a.m. this is daybreak australia. betty: it is just after 6 p.m. in new york. we will be looking at how all the action on wall street will play into the asia-pacific trading day. it was really all eyes on...
Business Briefing : BBCNEWS : May 1, 2018 5:30am-5:46am BST
washington. this week, australia. he's due to arrive in sydney later today for talks with australian prime minister, malcolm turnbull. it is president macron's first visit to australia and he will be pushing for more trade between the two countries. let's go to our asia business hub in singapore where rico hizon is following the story. hello on this holiday in singapore. hgppy hello on this holiday in singapore. happy holidays to you but we are both working, but we both love our jobs! we do. talk about talk about emmanuel macron in australia, how will he go crazy he wants a stronger bilateral trade relationship with australia. -- how will he go crazy 15 partnerships including the establishment of french firms in australia and the development of exchanges with universities and cooperation with the health industry. he will try to drum up more business with french defence companies a year and a half after australia signed a $37 billion deal to purchase 12 next—generation french submarines. so far it's been a very healthy trade relationship between the two countries. in 2016 and 2017,
washington. this week, australia. he's due to arrive in sydney later today for talks with australian prime minister, malcolm turnbull. it is president macron's first visit to australia and he will be pushing for more trade between the two countries. let's go to our asia business hub in singapore where rico hizon is following the story. hello on this holiday in singapore. hgppy hello on this holiday in singapore. happy holidays to you but we are both working, but we both love our jobs! we do....
HARDtalk : BBCNEWS : May 3, 2018 4:30am-5:01am BST
felt out of tune with australia? because my perhaps stereotypical and cliched vision of the australia of your youth, particularly, in the non—metropolitan areas, would have been about a very macho culture, pretty much preoccupied with sports and maybe, for the men, beer. and yet, you gravitated to things, including cinema and dance and a whole bunch of other stuff, that were nothing to do with those stereotypes. well, first of all the stereotype, right, because i think you're probably somewhat on point but i would also proffer that one of the idiosyncratic qualities about australia, which is a tremendous thing, is that it's what i would call a flashes of lightning culture. meaning, you might look at sydney and go well, what a generic bunch of buildings and then suddenly the sydney opera house. you know. and you might go, well, there it is, isolated edge of the world, but along comes a gough whitlam and ourforbearers, who said we must have a drama school, we must have a film school. this is in the 70s and we, the government, will fund it. and had they not done that, that ex
felt out of tune with australia? because my perhaps stereotypical and cliched vision of the australia of your youth, particularly, in the non—metropolitan areas, would have been about a very macho culture, pretty much preoccupied with sports and maybe, for the men, beer. and yet, you gravitated to things, including cinema and dance and a whole bunch of other stuff, that were nothing to do with those stereotypes. well, first of all the stereotype, right, because i think you're probably...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : May 1, 2018 2:00pm-2:34pm +03
likely venue for the meeting between donald trump and kim jong il. a court in australia orders one of the vatican's most senior officials to stand trial on sex abuse charges. and a rose by any other name scientist in france cracked one of horticulturist most complex genomes that means bigger better and smell the flowers. we begin with some breaking news out of brazil of these one person has been killed after a building in sao paolo caught fire and collapsed twenty four former police and going to abandon and occupied by forces when the search is underway to find several missing people we'll keep you posted as we get details but let's cross now to al-jazeera has resumed producer piero needs he joins us live on the phone from rio what more do we know about this building this collapse then. the pictures to market the twenty six story building blocks. in downtown from all of these forty minutes after the beginning of the fire brigade person confirmed at least one dead and. one victims. discontinuities king according to social workers around eight people had moved into the building we can v
likely venue for the meeting between donald trump and kim jong il. a court in australia orders one of the vatican's most senior officials to stand trial on sex abuse charges. and a rose by any other name scientist in france cracked one of horticulturist most complex genomes that means bigger better and smell the flowers. we begin with some breaking news out of brazil of these one person has been killed after a building in sao paolo caught fire and collapsed twenty four former police and going...
sense for motor. -- that sounds familiar. and is "daybreak australia" two hours word from asia's first major market open. and is is just after 6:00 in new york and will look at the action in wall street and how it plays into the asia-pacific trading day. it is this just think the fed statement, no change in interest rates. it seems to hint at a more subdued economic path looks like the rate hike is as is. the interpretation of the comments about inflation seems to hit the market. paul: that is right. we will get more on the inflation target and what it means and this idea the fed might let things run away for a wild. hile. we will talk to kathleen in a little bit. state ond we heard fficials say they will let inflation run a little longer. taking a hit at the dow falling by winter and 70 four points, to s&p also lower as you can see him and the nasdaq also in the right. ed. to as much as other indexes, but setting up for a softer session in asia. paul: it is going to be an interesting day here, but trading in new zealand is getting underway and has been for a couple of minutes no
sense for motor. -- that sounds familiar. and is "daybreak australia" two hours word from asia's first major market open. and is is just after 6:00 in new york and will look at the action in wall street and how it plays into the asia-pacific trading day. it is this just think the fed statement, no change in interest rates. it seems to hint at a more subdued economic path looks like the rate hike is as is. the interpretation of the comments about inflation seems to hit the market....
daybreak: australia." we are two hours away from the open of major markets. >> it's just after 6:00 p.m. in new york. i am betty liu. we will be looking at all the action on wall street and how it will play into the asia-pacific trading day. inh rising yields not just the u.s., but over in europe and elsewhere that caught investors, equity investors, that weighed on stocks has we see here in the equity markets how we closed. still higher, but off of the session highs, the dow up 68, s&p barely closing up, and the nasdaq also a little higher had went 1%. on's get more details breaking news that happen in our ago. msci reporting in the past hour, 234 chinese companies a-shares included in the benchmark from june. su keenan has the latest on the news. >> big news. it takes the china stock market global. ashave known this was coming msci releases a bi-annual report that came out in the last hour and name the names of more than 200 companies that are being added. again, msci emerging market index. let's take a look at this performance your today. -- you're today. it is widely followed by fun
daybreak: australia." we are two hours away from the open of major markets. >> it's just after 6:00 p.m. in new york. i am betty liu. we will be looking at all the action on wall street and how it will play into the asia-pacific trading day. inh rising yields not just the u.s., but over in europe and elsewhere that caught investors, equity investors, that weighed on stocks has we see here in the equity markets how we closed. still higher, but off of the session highs, the dow up 68,...
Newsday : BBCNEWS : May 11, 2018 12:00am-12:31am BST
: a ioa—year—old scientist who travelled from australia to switzerland to try and get an assisted suicide has died. david goodall ended his life by taking a lethal injection at a swiss clinic. he wasn't terminally ill, but said his quality of life had deteriorated significantly and he wanted to die. attackers armed with guns and knives have killed an imam a mosque in south africa. three men went into the building and stabbed the imam and left two worshippers critically injured. the men are said to have escaped in a car after setting fire to the mosque. their motive is still not clear. at least 47 people have died with hundreds more left homeless after a private dam in kenya burst in the middle of the night. rivers of mud and debris flooded nearby homes, sweeping entire villages away. weeks of heavy rain had put the dam in the north west of the country under huge pressure. the music streaming service, spotify, says it will no longer actively promote songs by the r&b artist r kelly, who's been accused of sexual abuse against young women and underage girls. users will still be able t
: a ioa—year—old scientist who travelled from australia to switzerland to try and get an assisted suicide has died. david goodall ended his life by taking a lethal injection at a swiss clinic. he wasn't terminally ill, but said his quality of life had deteriorated significantly and he wanted to die. attackers armed with guns and knives have killed an imam a mosque in south africa. three men went into the building and stabbed the imam and left two worshippers critically injured. the men are...
newsgrid : ALJAZ : May 3, 2018 6:00pm-6:10pm +03
because in the pacific is a growing issue and when you've got be western countries like australia and the us and france competing as many see it with china influence over the pacific having an important french territory late in the middle of it with an important french military base here as well is significant a counterbalance to china. as well from a commitment to commando. if you're with us on facebook live our friends at plus we're going to show you how. it is in kenya it was a little bit early and somalia are tossing without many of the gun stockpiles. andy is here to talk was going to say ice hockey you don't say i thought he's a hockey. it's a canadian definitely not. confirm that the ice hockey world championships got underway in denmark on friday that begin with one of the sport's most famous showdowns can either against the usa or this totems been running for nearly a century makes it older than the football world cup that began in one thousand nine hundred thirty this year's event how some added significance as it sees the return of n.h.l. players to international action
because in the pacific is a growing issue and when you've got be western countries like australia and the us and france competing as many see it with china influence over the pacific having an important french territory late in the middle of it with an important french military base here as well is significant a counterbalance to china. as well from a commitment to commando. if you're with us on facebook live our friends at plus we're going to show you how. it is in kenya it was a little bit...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : May 1, 2018 6:00am-6:34am +03
course in australia or does one of the vatican's post senior officials to stand trial on sex abuse charges. the u.s. says that it cannot accept asylum seekers at its border with mexico because it has no place to put the. united states says that it believes israel's accusations that iran lied to international observers about its nuclear program at a press conference in tel aviv benjamin netanyahu displayed what he called conclusive proof that the weapons program existed before twenty fifteen iran has rejected the accusations serious particle had reports. it was an inauspicious start a technical glitch with the audio meant a brief delay describing a highly sophisticated intelligence operation this was an innocent looking compound it looks like a dilapidated warehouse but from the inside israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu says his intelligence agents tracked the paperwork from an iranian nuclear weapons program to this building and that they were able to take this. proudly displaying paperwork and disks he says were from iran according to his own visuals the program ended in tw
course in australia or does one of the vatican's post senior officials to stand trial on sex abuse charges. the u.s. says that it cannot accept asylum seekers at its border with mexico because it has no place to put the. united states says that it believes israel's accusations that iran lied to international observers about its nuclear program at a press conference in tel aviv benjamin netanyahu displayed what he called conclusive proof that the weapons program existed before twenty fifteen...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : May 11, 2018 4:00pm-5:01pm +03
thirty other suspected cases refugees in australia's offshore prison camps have been protesting for almost three hundred days after many were refused resettlement in the united states al jazeera has learned that hundreds of refugees have gone to the united states while a further three hundred have now been brought to australia something the government said would never happen under thomas reports from sydney. australia's government won't confirm there is a refugee on hunger strike inside this sydney hospital nor that the iranian refugee inside it is even in australia this guy is twenty four to twenty four year. old people very close to that that he has finished the protest outside his tiny seven people watched by police officers in three cars that's as much about secrecy as apathy few know that story his sister was right on australia's refugee prison island of nuru in twenty fifteen she was brought with her brother and mother to australia for treatment or moves being locked in a sydney detention center ever since his hunger strike is his protest and his family are the only refugees a
thirty other suspected cases refugees in australia's offshore prison camps have been protesting for almost three hundred days after many were refused resettlement in the united states al jazeera has learned that hundreds of refugees have gone to the united states while a further three hundred have now been brought to australia something the government said would never happen under thomas reports from sydney. australia's government won't confirm there is a refugee on hunger strike inside this...
redesign. >> hello from sydney. i'm paul allen. this is daybreak australia and we are two hours away from the open. >> it is after 6 p.m. in new york. i'm betty liu. we will be looking at how all the action in wall street will play into the asia-pacific trading day. we know most of the major closed yesterday but they are waking up to good news on apple, as we as mentioned. the iphone sales really topping estimates and quelling concerns that they were going to be some pretty dismal numbers coming out for the iphone x pick up. the markets still closed kind of loosely. the dow falling 64 points. as you can see, the tech heavy nasdaq powering ahead, setting up or perhaps a mostly higher open in asia. paul: yeah, we are off to a reasonably good start in this part of the world as well. new zealand has been trading for a couple of minutes. up slightly, five points. the kiwi dollar edging closer to $.70. in australia, we are set up for some modest gains as well. futures in australia pointing slightly higher. the aussie dollar dipping below 75%. the u.s. dollar strength story is very big at t
redesign. >> hello from sydney. i'm paul allen. this is daybreak australia and we are two hours away from the open. >> it is after 6 p.m. in new york. i'm betty liu. we will be looking at how all the action in wall street will play into the asia-pacific trading day. we know most of the major closed yesterday but they are waking up to good news on apple, as we as mentioned. the iphone sales really topping estimates and quelling concerns that they were going to be some pretty dismal...
DW News - News : DW : May 1, 2018 11:00am-11:15am CEST
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create a special envoy to protect journalists. a judge in australia has ordered the country's highest ranking catholic cardinal george pell to stand trial on multiple charges of sexual abuse tell of the most senior member of the catholic church to be tried on such charges a details about the allegations have not yet been made public but police say they are historical sexual assault offenses dating back decades alice pleaded not guilty a date for the trial is yet to be set. let's bring it to the views dieter hermann in sydney for more on the story hi peter what can you tell us about the allegations against cardinal pell and the charges that he faces well it dates back to until the mid seventy's of the last century that means about fifty years ago and. at that time george pell was a priest in the community of ballarat that's about one hundred twenty kilometers west of melbourne at that time he allegedly sexually abused a couple of boys close to the public swimming pool and twenty years on when he was already the archbishop of melbourne the same thing should have happened again and peopl
create a special envoy to protect journalists. a judge in australia has ordered the country's highest ranking catholic cardinal george pell to stand trial on multiple charges of sexual abuse tell of the most senior member of the catholic church to be tried on such charges a details about the allegations have not yet been made public but police say they are historical sexual assault offenses dating back decades alice pleaded not guilty a date for the trial is yet to be set. let's bring it to...
conference call. >> hello from sydney where it is just past 8:00 a.m. --s is day back australia daybreak australia. >> i am betty liu. we are going to look at how all of the action on wall street plays into the trading session. paul, let's take a look at how the u.s. markets closed. we saw the markets trying to ounce back from the lows of the session, digesting the fed statement, tech shares leading this rebound in the markets. the dow ending marginally higher. the s&p and nasdaq closing lower. keenane on the close, su is here and of course we've got the jobs report. what was interesting, we came 1% off the low and it looked like we were trying to rally to positive. we did see a gain in the dow. we do have a little bit of trade talks along with earnings. what does the fed meet with inflation creeping up? let's go into a snapshot at some of the losers. -- movers. tesla was a focus. overshadowede ceo other aspects of the conference call. our colleague was on the call. he called the question boneheaded. that got more focused than anything else. take a look at the other stories of t
conference call. >> hello from sydney where it is just past 8:00 a.m. --s is day back australia daybreak australia. >> i am betty liu. we are going to look at how all of the action on wall street plays into the trading session. paul, let's take a look at how the u.s. markets closed. we saw the markets trying to ounce back from the lows of the session, digesting the fed statement, tech shares leading this rebound in the markets. the dow ending marginally higher. the s&p and...
bank of australia lost the bank records belonging to almost 20 million people but chose not to tell them about it. the biggest lenders said the incident happened two years ago. not enough transparency. what happened? it is just not enough transparency. what happened? it isjust the australian edition of banks behaving badly. what happened with commonwealth bank is the admitted to losing two magnetic tapes in may 2016 which contained 20 million personal accou nts contained 20 million personal accounts and information related to that, like customer names. however, commonwealth bank said they did not wa nt to commonwealth bank said they did not want to unnecessarily alarm customers and passwords were not taken by third parties. however, this has caused a furore in australia due to other scandals of things like money laundering. there isa things like money laundering. there is a lot of hot water at the moment for them. this week, the regulator in australia had strong words for commonwealth bank saying a wide sense of complacency goes from the top—down they were desensitised. ultimately
bank of australia lost the bank records belonging to almost 20 million people but chose not to tell them about it. the biggest lenders said the incident happened two years ago. not enough transparency. what happened? it is just not enough transparency. what happened? it isjust the australian edition of banks behaving badly. what happened with commonwealth bank is the admitted to losing two magnetic tapes in may 2016 which contained 20 million personal accou nts contained 20 million personal...
BBC World News America : KQED : May 1, 2018 2:30pm-3:01pm PDT
in alition airstrikes. so far only the u.s. and australia have accepted any responsibility for civilian deaths, while in the u.k., thest mi of defense says it has seen no evidence, as our defense correspondent jonas.an beale repo jonathan: this is the graveyard of the group called the islamic state. it is also the tomb of an unknownumber of civilians. the old city of mosul where the extremists made their stand, defeated with the help of unrelenting coalition airstrikes. making their way through the shattered shell of the city, a team of iraqi volunteers is trying to clear up the chaos. this was also home to tens of thousands of peoe trapped in the fighting. nine months on, it is still a toxic wasteland, littered not just with bombs but bodies, took lolike children in there. there is a body here. they say they have pulled out 130. they could be i.s. fighters and their families. or the civilians they co aalled to uses human shields. next door, they just found more. in this one room they think they found the remnants of 30 bodies. there is uxploded bombs around here, so you have t
in alition airstrikes. so far only the u.s. and australia have accepted any responsibility for civilian deaths, while in the u.k., thest mi of defense says it has seen no evidence, as our defense correspondent jonas.an beale repo jonathan: this is the graveyard of the group called the islamic state. it is also the tomb of an unknownumber of civilians. the old city of mosul where the extremists made their stand, defeated with the help of unrelenting coalition airstrikes. making their way...
. kim do meat in singapore -- do meet in singapore. coming up next on "daybreak: australia," escalating trade tensions between the u.s. and its allies do not bode well trade talks between washington and beijing. we get the outlook from kumar global strategies. haidi: later this hour, we are live from shanghai as they get set for their first day of trading on key gauges. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i'm haidi lun in sydney. remy: i'm remy inocencio in new york. you are watching "daybreak: australia." as the trump administration ramps the trade tensions once more, investor -- investors are trying to work out tariffs are some of their major allies. our next guest used his bloomberg opinion column to war n that train related uncertainty -- trade related uncertainty should have two major effects, an increase in volatility and enhanced attractiveness of low risk investments. komal sri-kumar is the founder of sri-kumar global strategies. i had not even read that before. what i have written in my notes was goodbye yield. talk to me about this. guest: i think that is very well put. what is happ
. kim do meat in singapore -- do meet in singapore. coming up next on "daybreak: australia," escalating trade tensions between the u.s. and its allies do not bode well trade talks between washington and beijing. we get the outlook from kumar global strategies. haidi: later this hour, we are live from shanghai as they get set for their first day of trading on key gauges. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i'm haidi lun in sydney. remy: i'm remy inocencio in new york. you are watching...
Nick Adams, The Case Against the Establishment : CSPAN2 : May 26, 2018 2:31pm-3:31pm EDT
australia, but he is a legal immigrant to america, and receiving the rare and extraordinary ability green card, otherwise known as the einstein visa. he is a first author to ever have a book endorsed by a sitting president of the united states. he's the only author to have would books indoorses by a citying president of the united states. this prompted several in the media to refer to him as the presidents favorite author. just as an announcement, nick has written four books: the american boomerang, retaking america, crushing political correctness, the green card warrior, and the case against the establishment. all four will be available at the conclusion of his talk and for purchase at a book signing. special deals on several more books. i'm impressed by nick's wood, he was appointed an honorary texan in 2016 and has also been commissioned a kentucky colonel and made an honorary oklahomans. not sure why they didn't invite him to louisiana, which is where i came from. i think we could do some good over there. he has the distinction of becoming the youngest ever elect deputy mayor in
australia, but he is a legal immigrant to america, and receiving the rare and extraordinary ability green card, otherwise known as the einstein visa. he is a first author to ever have a book endorsed by a sitting president of the united states. he's the only author to have would books indoorses by a citying president of the united states. this prompted several in the media to refer to him as the presidents favorite author. just as an announcement, nick has written four books: the american...
now a judge in australia has ordered cardinal george pell to stand trial on charges of sex abuse he denies the allegations. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu presents evidence he says proves tehran is lying about its nuclear program critics say it's old news and question his timing. and in football byron munich face an uphill battle against real madrid in the champions league tonight they have just ninety minutes to turn the semifinal tie around or risk their troubled dreams ending in tatters. i'm sumi so much gonda good to have you with us the european union says there is no justification for a controversial u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum and that it wants a permanent exemption the e.u. was responding to president donald trump's decision to delay the imposition of such tariffs just hours before a deadline was due to expire the e.u. says it has noted the move by trumpet that the postponement is prolonging uncertainty for businesses. a sigh of relief for the steel industry at least for the moment for the next four weeks the e.u. can sell steel and aluminum to the u.s. wi
now a judge in australia has ordered cardinal george pell to stand trial on charges of sex abuse he denies the allegations. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu presents evidence he says proves tehran is lying about its nuclear program critics say it's old news and question his timing. and in football byron munich face an uphill battle against real madrid in the champions league tonight they have just ninety minutes to turn the semifinal tie around or risk their troubled dreams ending in...
"bloomberg daybreak: australia ." here in newr 6 p.m. york, i am betty liu and just over the next few hours, we look at the action on wall street and how it plays into the pacific trading day. heidi, you and i were just watching the space center and watching the daca nine launch of spacex. launch andnds before it is very likely that they are going to be relaunching this in we next window on friday but are still waiting for the confirmation. it looks like the company is still investigating what is happening. of the before the launch rockets which is going to be deploying at bangladeshi -- a bangladeshi satellite. them more satellite coverage to telecom services. a beautiful picture here at cape canaveral. in the meantime, in the market for the bulls here, the u.s. looks like with the week inflation data that the fed rate hike off on a past. the dow ended up 200 points as well as the nasdaq setting up for a higher open in asia. let's take a closer look at the rally and stocks in the week inflation data. signaling the fed won't need to step up the pace. interest rate hikes was a shot at
"bloomberg daybreak: australia ." here in newr 6 p.m. york, i am betty liu and just over the next few hours, we look at the action on wall street and how it plays into the pacific trading day. heidi, you and i were just watching the space center and watching the daca nine launch of spacex. launch andnds before it is very likely that they are going to be relaunching this in we next window on friday but are still waiting for the confirmation. it looks like the company is still...
The Papers : BBCNEWS : May 20, 2018 11:30pm-11:46pm BST
looking to australia for help in launching a rival to the eu's galileo satellite system. we will begin with addresses. beautiful dresses, but first, meghan's manifesto, as it appears, on the daily mail, a proud feminist, which gives us a hint at how she will use her profile. a biography has gone up on the royal website and it makes it clear that meghan markle is interested in certain things. she's worked with charities all her life and started at the age of 11 complaining about a tv ad about washing up liquid which said it was for women and she heard comments in her class and got annoyed about this and made a complaint, so it shows she will keep fighting for ideas she will believe in and that might be uncomfortable but some people who love the glossy princess image but don't want the implications of someone don't want the implications of someone who will stand up for issues. she wants to make sure she puts her profile to good use. and she has started quickly, declaring she has started quickly, declaring she is setting out her store for her version of being a member of the royal family
looking to australia for help in launching a rival to the eu's galileo satellite system. we will begin with addresses. beautiful dresses, but first, meghan's manifesto, as it appears, on the daily mail, a proud feminist, which gives us a hint at how she will use her profile. a biography has gone up on the royal website and it makes it clear that meghan markle is interested in certain things. she's worked with charities all her life and started at the age of 11 complaining about a tv ad about...
Going Underground : RT : May 2, 2018 9:30am-10:01am EDT
by RT
after the break as france tries to sell tens of billions of dollars more worth of weapons to australia today we talked to the director of west of sunshine jason ruff to pull us about depicting post twenty zero eight working class hora in melbourne and from the headlines the war that washington can't win in afghanistan and the wall that israel shouldn't stalls with iran over similar coming up about to have going underground. in. palm oil is one of the most controversial products of our time it's a solid vegetable fact that's very cheap. twenty seventeen production grew to sixty three million tons that rapid growth in international demand for cheap oil has led to the massive expansion of palm oil plantations which means the destruction of rain forests. given to the zero alone more than ten million hiked as of unique rain forest has been destroyed but it's a process that just keeps going. mood . when i was child's seemed wrong on one old rule just all. in the world to get to shape our business you can't get up to it and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart
after the break as france tries to sell tens of billions of dollars more worth of weapons to australia today we talked to the director of west of sunshine jason ruff to pull us about depicting post twenty zero eight working class hora in melbourne and from the headlines the war that washington can't win in afghanistan and the wall that israel shouldn't stalls with iran over similar coming up about to have going underground. in. palm oil is one of the most controversial products of our time...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : May 1, 2018 12:00pm-12:34pm +03
with argentina australia and brazil it's understood south korea would also be exempted sabotages he has more from washington. the discussions with the europeans in particular have been described as free for europe holding firm that they will not impose voluntary quotas on their steel and aluminum exports to the united states as the white house is requiring and in fact the e.u. saying that they will impose tariffs on u.s. goods like bourbon and jeans and holly davidson motorcycles if the u.s. does go ahead with tariffs on their goods wilbur ross the commerce secretary was pushing for some sort of delay is convinced donald trump as for the other countries we knew actually about the u.s. and canada that was announced over the weekend the negotiations there lumped in with the negotiations over the north american free trade agreement lots of positive noises but some sort of agreements maybe maybe in the works from mid may and then the three other countries that were mentioned in this proclamation were argentina australia and brazil they are out of the danger of terrorists as long as the
with argentina australia and brazil it's understood south korea would also be exempted sabotages he has more from washington. the discussions with the europeans in particular have been described as free for europe holding firm that they will not impose voluntary quotas on their steel and aluminum exports to the united states as the white house is requiring and in fact the e.u. saying that they will impose tariffs on u.s. goods like bourbon and jeans and holly davidson motorcycles if the u.s....
BBC News : BBCNEWS : May 2, 2018 6:50pm-7:01pm BST
w—m 'ur fantastic netball side, beating australia in the final. i wonder him eight times since you got all you been able to watch it. have you chosen to watch it? i actually got to watch it for the first time on monday, tuesday night, when i got home from australia. it still got a shiver to me. it brought a smile and all the emotional response that we actually sat on the telly. it was so dramatic. the second game in a row, it was incredibly dramatic. a final second goal. being —— bearing in mind that you grew up with your brothers, gary and phil, you watched a lot of manchester united, but now you can invite them over and watch the netball. every time i got on the plane, i just get watching the actual game over and over. i think i do deserve to watch this a few more times in the next month! are you a particularly emotional coach? we saw those pictures of when it happened. i suppose it was disbelief. you had this time to process it. were you surprised about how you reacted? the worst thing for me is you are in that sort of bubble and then you have to go on phase of the media. i
w—m 'ur fantastic netball side, beating australia in the final. i wonder him eight times since you got all you been able to watch it. have you chosen to watch it? i actually got to watch it for the first time on monday, tuesday night, when i got home from australia. it still got a shiver to me. it brought a smile and all the emotional response that we actually sat on the telly. it was so dramatic. the second game in a row, it was incredibly dramatic. a final second goal. being ——...
News : RT : May 26, 2018 2:00am-2:31am EDT
h seventeen over eastern ukraine in two thousand and fourteen it comes after australia and the netherlands accused moscow of complicity in the atrocity in light of the conclusions that have been drawn by international investigators speaking to his dutch counterpart though russia's foreign minister flat out denied the allegations being leveled against his country. i spoke to the dutch foreign minister he said that they have almost no doubt that the book came from russia i asked what evidence prove that but he didn't give me any facts he told me they don't want russia to help the investigation which he explained with some baseless suspicions if we look to that statement from the netherlands and australia that what they've said is that they hold russia legally responsible for the deaths of the two hundred ninety eight people who were on board malaysian airlines flight m h seventeen on its way from to kuala lumpur when it was shot down when it went down over eastern ukraine an area that was. an area of particularly fierce fighting at the time in the conflict that is ongoing there t
h seventeen over eastern ukraine in two thousand and fourteen it comes after australia and the netherlands accused moscow of complicity in the atrocity in light of the conclusions that have been drawn by international investigators speaking to his dutch counterpart though russia's foreign minister flat out denied the allegations being leveled against his country. i spoke to the dutch foreign minister he said that they have almost no doubt that the book came from russia i asked what evidence...
The Stan Collymore Show : RT : May 25, 2018 8:30pm-9:00pm EDT
in two thousand and fourteen if after australia and another one's directly accused russia of involvement despite the fact that the investigation is still ongoing russia's foreign minister discussed that with his dutch counterpart saying that there is no evidence to pin the blame on moscow. i spoke to the dutch foreign minister he said that they have almost no doubts that the book came from russia i asked what evidence prove that but he didn't give me any facts he told me they don't want russia to help the investigation which he explained with some baseless suspicions if we look to that statement from the netherlands and australia that what they've said is that they hold russia legally responsible for the deaths of the two hundred ninety eight people who were on board malaysian airlines flight m h seventeen on its way from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it was shot down or when it went down over eastern ukraine an area that was. an area of particularly fierce fighting at the time in the conflict that is ongoing there this was back in july of twenty fourteen australia in the ne
in two thousand and fourteen if after australia and another one's directly accused russia of involvement despite the fact that the investigation is still ongoing russia's foreign minister discussed that with his dutch counterpart saying that there is no evidence to pin the blame on moscow. i spoke to the dutch foreign minister he said that they have almost no doubts that the book came from russia i asked what evidence prove that but he didn't give me any facts he told me they don't want russia...
Bloomberg Markets: Asia : BLOOMBERG : May 15, 2018 9:00pm-11:00pm EDT
, the energy australia managing director joins us. we will be discussing the switch in power. what that means for consumers and investors and her company. also, shrinking in the first quarter. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets asia." the gtb chart. we were expecting a contraction, only a temporary effect. but that was much worse than expected after we had eight consecutive growth. hitting a speed bump, the chart says, recording its first contraction in nine quarters. a .1% decline. private consumption has not changed, but the weakness is seen in business spending. let's get some analysis on this with our japan micro advisor chief economist. new gdp is drop in near a .2% decline. we knew this winning streak had to come to an end. were you surprised by how howpest contraction was -- steeply contraction was? >> i am not sure it is steep. it is a very tiny red. this is quite sound, i would say. there are strong securities. japanese companies hit average -- hit the average of 9% for the first time in history. . wouldn't worry too much haidi: are we going to bounce back
, the energy australia managing director joins us. we will be discussing the switch in power. what that means for consumers and investors and her company. also, shrinking in the first quarter. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets asia." the gtb chart. we were expecting a contraction, only a temporary effect. but that was much worse than expected after we had eight consecutive growth. hitting a speed bump, the chart says, recording its first contraction in nine...
. hello from hong kong where it is past 6:00 a.m. in the city. this is daybreak australia. we are two hours away from the open of asia's first major market. haidi: it is past 8:00 a.m. in sydney. we will look at how all the action on wall street will play into the asia-pacific trading day. it is geopolitics, this roller coaster of emotion that continues. it was off, we had the abrupt decision from donald trump week, calling into question the behavior of the north koreans and calling off the singapore summit but over the weekend, dramatic development. we had the surprise meeting between north and south korea, the latest -- leaders there, and donald trump we can be on track for this june 12 day in singapore. let's look at the markets because not much of a chance to get a reaction when it comes to u.s. markets, being off for memorial day. u.k. also closed for the spring bank holiday. this is how it was friday, like volume kind of session, the dow s&p theoff .25%, the same. we had energy stocks getting help with the boost in oil prices, oil front and center. we are still meets -- week
. hello from hong kong where it is past 6:00 a.m. in the city. this is daybreak australia. we are two hours away from the open of asia's first major market. haidi: it is past 8:00 a.m. in sydney. we will look at how all the action on wall street will play into the asia-pacific trading day. it is geopolitics, this roller coaster of emotion that continues. it was off, we had the abrupt decision from donald trump week, calling into question the behavior of the north koreans and calling off the...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia : BLOOMBERG : May 7, 2018 7:00pm-9:00pm EDT
australia." the top stories this tuesday, nuclear options. president trump to announce the decision on tuesday as allies make their final pitches to fix that. stocks also paring gains as investors try to read the president's mind. betty: i am betty liu in new york, where it is just after 7:00 p.m. on this monday. china's top economic advisor to visit washington next week for another round of terror talks. we are going to be in canberra. there is certainly lots of risks in the market these days's. in particular, they are awaiting the announcement from president trump. there is a lot of risk in the bond markets in this g tv chart which shows you what is kicking up on tuesday over several yield . you can see the demand here continues to be pretty much flat on this point as auctions continue to rise for the 10 year treasury note. that is giving some investors some concern that perhaps the rate routes we have seen in the bond market is not over quite yet. yvonne: breaking news. a scoop from bloomberg. qualcomm, the biggest maker of mobilephone chips, said to be planning an exit from server
australia." the top stories this tuesday, nuclear options. president trump to announce the decision on tuesday as allies make their final pitches to fix that. stocks also paring gains as investors try to read the president's mind. betty: i am betty liu in new york, where it is just after 7:00 p.m. on this monday. china's top economic advisor to visit washington next week for another round of terror talks. we are going to be in canberra. there is certainly lots of risks in the market these...
countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. haidi: thank you. australia,n daybreak president trump hinting china played a part in the collapse of the north korea summit. later in the show, we ask if that could affect ongoing trade talks. , geopoliticalead risks and trade tensions as asian markets get set to open. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. in newi am betty liu york. you are watching daybreak australia. wall street stocks close lower after climbing back from early losses. president trump canceled the north korean summit. that is the story today. jason, you know, every day, we seem to be moving back and forth on these headlines. first off, what do you make of that and the health of the markets? what is your biggest concern right now? jason: the first part, i think you saw movement today as emblematic of how investors are thinking about this. there is initial reaction, and then it crawls back. it's a shrug of the shoulders. it's day today. if you look at the vix, it's around 12.5-13. over 30.ry, it was even in march when we had trade tensions it was higher
countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. haidi: thank you. australia,n daybreak president trump hinting china played a part in the collapse of the north korea summit. later in the show, we ask if that could affect ongoing trade talks. , geopoliticalead risks and trade tensions as asian markets get set to open. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. in newi am betty liu york. you are watching daybreak australia. wall street stocks close lower after climbing back from...
are harding -- are hurting its credibility. sydney, thisfrom is "daybreak australia". past 6:00 inust new york. over the next hour we look at how the action and wall street will play into your asia-pacific trading day. better andre looking if you like you come back at a time or the storm has passed, sending off fresh elections after all, we see the relief rally with u.s. stocks rallying over panic over italy subsides. seeing a major move, and financials in particular getting a lift after that u.s. 10 year rising and that nasdaq rising slightly with interesting gains their. interesting because when we closed, it is almost as if yesterday never happened. we recoup all of our losses and then some in large part because of the unwinding of the haven trades. hop on to the bloomberg terminal and check this out in your gtv library if you are a subscriber. as haven demand unwinds, and you can see the yield on the 10 year treasury fell the most in's june of 2016, and you have this blue circle that shows that recouping of that is up by several basis points on the u.s. 10 year. also see the yield
are harding -- are hurting its credibility. sydney, thisfrom is "daybreak australia". past 6:00 inust new york. over the next hour we look at how the action and wall street will play into your asia-pacific trading day. better andre looking if you like you come back at a time or the storm has passed, sending off fresh elections after all, we see the relief rally with u.s. stocks rallying over panic over italy subsides. seeing a major move, and financials in particular getting a lift...
The Travel Show : BBCNEWS : May 1, 2018 3:30am-4:01am BST
pell will stand trial on two allegations of historical child sex abuse. australia's most senior catholic and one of the most powerful officials in the vatican has denied all charges against him. dozens of people have been killed in a series of attacks across afghanistan, including a number of journalists. bbc reporter ahmad shah is among the dead. he was just 29 years old. it was one of the deadliest days for afg ha n it was one of the deadliest days for afghan media since the fall of the taliban. a man who is terminally ill has appealed tojudges a man who is terminally ill has appealed to judges to allow him to die with dignity. the challenge to the law is being heard at the court of appeal. he has motor neurone disease. he has been speaking to our medical correspondent, fergus walsh. there is an underlying feeling of profound anxiety that i live with. and that is i don't know how i am going to die. little by little, knou going to die. little by little, knoll conway's strength is fading. motor neurone disease means his muscles are wasting away. including those that allow him to
pell will stand trial on two allegations of historical child sex abuse. australia's most senior catholic and one of the most powerful officials in the vatican has denied all charges against him. dozens of people have been killed in a series of attacks across afghanistan, including a number of journalists. bbc reporter ahmad shah is among the dead. he was just 29 years old. it was one of the deadliest days for afg ha n it was one of the deadliest days for afghan media since the fall of the...
Mo & Me : ALJAZ : May 11, 2018 10:32pm-11:01pm +03
passengers knew was that the hijackers had demanded to be taken to australia ironically they picked australia out of the in-flight magazine the dot himself published. ok guys i thought. this flight is destined to nairobi. we don't carry inaccurate australia let's london nairobi really pure and then we can go to australia either i told them it's impossible. the hijackers refused to allow captain a body to refuel at my ruby or mumbai so. so you can't go at the new possible bus and yeah and then last month and i was trying to fly along the coast right so that i don't want to be far from the. they are the line. then he said why are you flying along the coast of australia is somewhere to this direction. and i took the ok i thought i had the heading. and now this message came you know if you told. you see this fish and low fuel we're running out of fuel guys so we discovered something like this. so you were circling the island of this i was sort of coming at diana i decided out of anyone else right because the seats are dead and. i now flight eighty nine six one was circling above the cam
passengers knew was that the hijackers had demanded to be taken to australia ironically they picked australia out of the in-flight magazine the dot himself published. ok guys i thought. this flight is destined to nairobi. we don't carry inaccurate australia let's london nairobi really pure and then we can go to australia either i told them it's impossible. the hijackers refused to allow captain a body to refuel at my ruby or mumbai so. so you can't go at the new possible bus and yeah and then...
Going Underground : RT : May 2, 2018 9:30pm-10:01pm EDT
france tries to sell tens of billions of dollars more worth of weapons to australia today we talked to the director of west of sunshine jason ruff to poulos about depicting post twenty zero eight working class hora in melbourne and from the headlines the war that washington can't win in afghanistan and the war that israel shouldn't start with iran over similar going over but two of going underground. one else seemed wrong why don't we all just don't call. me. yet to stamp out these days to come to advocate and engagement because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back want to go through some of this week's headlines as broadcaster and former british member of parliament lembit opec nobody no politics there are elections tomorrow no let no politics at all but had no ballot or nothing i'm not even sure we are able to promote democracy can be promoted or demoed turn out that's go before we go to the actual headline we're not very impressed by the israeli prime minister netanyahu giving their presentation about how iran is ob
france tries to sell tens of billions of dollars more worth of weapons to australia today we talked to the director of west of sunshine jason ruff to poulos about depicting post twenty zero eight working class hora in melbourne and from the headlines the war that washington can't win in afghanistan and the war that israel shouldn't start with iran over similar going over but two of going underground. one else seemed wrong why don't we all just don't call. me. yet to stamp out these days to...
the friday session here in australia. trading in new zealand going underway just now, we're seeing it flat. we looking at more pressure coming onto the kiwi. morgan stanley sees another 4% decline by year and. that is on rising debt concerns and declining terms of trade. sydney features a bit more positive, about .25% higher your riyadh aussie dollar at 75.1 two, and the kiwi continuing to put on some gains their. we talked about commodities, oil with brent hitting $80 a barrel since 2014, coming off let a little bit, and wti holding at $70 .45, and the broader commodities index is putting on a show, about point 25% higher. let us get the first word news now. >> european leaders are presenting a united and a determined front of against proposed u.s. tariffs and washington's threats to the run deal. the block spoke in bulgaria. the eu said it would continue to fight for a rules-based system and will not negotiate with that a permanent tariff exemption. .owever, it sees no outright >> trade war will not launch a trade and war against american companies based on what is happening in i
the friday session here in australia. trading in new zealand going underway just now, we're seeing it flat. we looking at more pressure coming onto the kiwi. morgan stanley sees another 4% decline by year and. that is on rising debt concerns and declining terms of trade. sydney features a bit more positive, about .25% higher your riyadh aussie dollar at 75.1 two, and the kiwi continuing to put on some gains their. we talked about commodities, oil with brent hitting $80 a barrel since 2014,...
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has from stripes to sell tens of billions of dollars more worth of weapons to australia today we talked to the director of western from showing jason ruff to poulos about depicting post twenty eight working class hora. i'm from the headlines the war that washington can't win in afghanistan and the wall that israel should installs with iran only a symbol coming up about two of going underground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy the infantry shouldn't let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic developments only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. price perceives news and so if you have a fake crisis you end up with a fake news sell here when you have manipulation of markets and there if you have if you have interest rates at zero and you can borrow money and zero percent you have an unlimited credit line and you can muscle prices around it well that creates fake prices and then if you have robots report against a crisis on the financial media for stu
has from stripes to sell tens of billions of dollars more worth of weapons to australia today we talked to the director of western from showing jason ruff to poulos about depicting post twenty eight working class hora. i'm from the headlines the war that washington can't win in afghanistan and the wall that israel should installs with iran only a symbol coming up about two of going underground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy the infantry shouldn't let...


Around the Kitchen Table
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Indonesia president urges woman to be jailed in harassment case to seek justice
Other News Materials 19 November 2018 17:16 (UTC +04:00)
Indonesian President Joko Widodo said on Monday that a teacher sentenced to jail for spreading an "immoral" audio tape documenting alleged sexual harassment by the school principal should seek a judicial review
Indonesian President Joko Widodo said on Monday that a teacher sentenced to jail for spreading an "immoral" audio tape documenting alleged sexual harassment by the school principal should seek a judicial review, Reuters reports.
In a case that has shocked many Indonesians, the Supreme Court announced last week that Baiq Nuril Maknun, 37, would be jailed for six months for recording and spreading "information violating decency". She was also fined 500 million rupiah ($34,300).
Widowo said he could not intervene in the case, but said Maknun should request a judicial review.
"If later she does not find justice through a judicial review she can request clemency to the president, that's the procedure," he said in a statement.
"When the clemency request has been submitted, then it will be on my turf."
Indonesia's #MeToo movement has gained some traction on social media with women sharing their experiences of sexual harassment but in a mainly conservative society has yet to trigger the type of impact it has had in the West.
According to media reports, Maknun was harassed by the head of a school where she worked as a contract teacher on the island of Lombok, including through sexually explicit and abusive comments on her cell phone.
She made a recording of one of the calls and it was later obtained by a co-worker in 2014 and subsequently spread on social media. In 2015, the school principal reported Maknun to police.
A court document said that Maknun had recorded the phone call without the knowledge of the headmaster and gave the recording to a third person and distributed it using an electronic device causing the principal to lose his job.
Prosecutors had taken the case to the Supreme Court after it was rejected by the court in Lombok.
"This absurd ruling by the Supreme Court appears to jail someone just for documenting the abuse they were subjected to from their employer," Usman Hamid, Amnesty International Indonesia's executive director, said in a statement.
More than 111,000 signatures have been submitted on an online petition demanding clemency for Maknun.
Joko Jumadi, Maknun's lawyer, said his client intended to file a judicial review once the Supreme Court had provided a full verdict explaining its decision.


"Imagine if this were your child's path to school. Palestinians don't have to imagine"
The text on the poster reads:
Image this were your child's daily path to school. Palestinians don't have to imagine. This is what life is like for millions of Palestinians forced to live under Israel's brutal military occupation – an occupation financed yearly with billions of dollars in U.S. military aid and paid for by U.S. taxpayers like you.
This June marks the 40th anniversary of Israel's illegal military occupation of the Palestinian West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza Strip. Join us on June 10 for a rally on Capitol Hill and a march to the White House calling for:
An end to U.S. military, economic, diplomatic and corporate support for Israel's illegal military occupation of the Palestinian West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem.
A new U.S. policy that supports a just peace between Palestinians and Israelis based on equality, human rights and international law, and the full implementation of all relevant United Nations resolutions.
Sunday, June 10, 2 PM
West Lawn of the Capitol
RALLY & MARCH
http://www.endtheoccupation.org
Hi-res copy: No to Israeli Occupation Metro Poster (PDF) (652Kb)
The website describes the poster campaign:[1]
For one month prior to the June 10-11 mobilization, we'll be putting up a version of these huge 46 X 60 inch posters in 20 downtown metro DC train stations. The ads will be viewed almost 9 million times by DC commuters.
[1]http://www.endtheoccupation.org/article.php?id=1334
Whats interesting about the article below is how organised zionist lobby groups are in handling such challenges. Apparently different zionists groups in the area got together to discuss the issue, then they conducted several focus group studies on the ad and found that with the ongoing war in Iraq people were mistaking the israeli tank for an american one in Iraq and hence concluded that the poster was not a threat to Israel and therefore there was no need to launch a counter pro-israel poster campaign.
Whilst their conclusions are wrong - the truth always finds a way to surface - commuters will get the message, one has to ask when was the last time our side counducted a focus group to understand how best to present our message?
Anti-Israel ad campaign set for Washington subway
Andy Levy-Ajzenkopf, The Canadian Jewish News
Washington, D.C. area commuters will be inundated with a controversial poster-ad campaign when they take the city's subway system next month.
Starting May 13 for four weeks, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) has ordered 20 of its subway stations to place posters advertising a June 10 rally to end "Israel's illegal military occupation of the Palestinian West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem."
Initiated by a charity called the U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation, the 46-by-60-inch posters depict an imposing tank pointing its main firing turret at a child with a schoolbag walking along a dirt road.
"Imagine if this were your child's path to school. Palestinians don't have to imagine," the poster states, before continuing to call for an end to U.S. aid for "Israel's brutal military occupation… paid for by U.S. taxpayers like you."
When the Israel Project and other prominent Jewish organizations in the area first learned about the ad, they worried about its "ominous" potential.
They discussed the matter at length and then conducted several focus group studies on the ad with dozens of "highly educated people" before concluding the ad wasn't worth combating actively.
In fact, Laszlo Mizrahi claimed that of the dozens who analyzed the ad in the focus groups, upon first glance most thought the tank was an American one surrounded by Iraqi children.
CBS Outdoor, the New York-based firm that places in-station advertising for WMATA, at first refused to consider the poster, but eventually relented to pressure from WMATA and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
According to an April 4 report in the Washington Jewish Week online, the U.S. Campaign contacted the ACLU, which then advised WMATA to order CBS Outdoor to place the posters, citing freedom of speech rights.
Joanne Ferreira, a WMATA spokesperson, said, "We didn't have any problem with the ad. It was a First Amendment issue."
In the same report, Oren Segal, a spokesperson for the Anti-Defamation League said, "If past events by this organization are any indication, it will make no attempt to present a balanced view of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and this ad is a pure reflection of that."
Jodi Senese, CBS Outdoor's executive vice-president in charge of marketing, explained to The CJN last week why she first turned away the poster.
"I initially rejected it on grounds that I thought it was too inflammatory to children," she said over the phone from her Manhattan office.
Senese recalled that she told U.S. Campaign staff that if they wanted to raise awareness for their campaign, she was fine with it based on First Amendment rights, "but not like this," she said.
The U.S. Campaign claims 250 member organizations in the United States. Its website features a prominent logo with the slogan, "Apartheid: Wrong for South Africans. Wrong for Palestinians."
Senese, who is Jewish, indicated that though she was uneasy with the ad, her personal feelings were not a part of her initial decision to dismiss the ad.
"I'm very proud [of being a Jew]," Senese said. "I thought the image was inflammatory, but I also believe in our First Amendment rights. As Jews [in America], we thrive on that right as well."
Senese indicated at the time of the interview, that to her knowledge no other group had yet come forward with a counter-campaign for CBS Outdoor to run.
Arthur Spitzer, who is Jewish and the legal director for the ACLU in the National Capital Area, told the Washington Jewish Week it wasn't "a case about Judaism or Israel… but about establishing someone's right to freedom of speech, which I agree with regardless of whether I agree with their particular political position."
Jewish organizations in the D.C. area downplayed the seriousness of the upcoming campaign.
Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi, president of Washington-based pro-Israel think-tank, the Israel Project, said her organization didn't consider the ad campaign worth wasting resources to counter in the media and expected the ads to have a "minimum impact."
She said when the Israel Project and other prominent Jewish organizations in the area first learned about the ad, they worried about its "ominous" potential.
In fact, Laszlo Mizrahi claimed that of the dozens who analyzed the ad in the focus groups, upon first glance most thought the tank was an American one surrounded by Iraqi children. And even when they read the poster's words, participants had little sympathy for the cause, she said.
"It's a poorly run... poorly executed campaign and the American people are onto [the U.S. Campaign's] game," Laszlo Mizrahi said. "There are real, legitimate threats to the U.S.-Israel relationship – this is just not one of them.
"If these guys want to build support for their cause, they need to have something to sell that doesn't encourage children to blow themselves up."
Source: http://www.cjnews.com/viewarticle.asp?id=11651
"You cannot simplify the question of violence.. You look at human history - the American revolution, the civil war, the end of slavery in the United States, the African National Congress, the end of colonialism - by and large these were some combination of popular social uprisings and social movements and non-violent protests AND armed resistance. Now that doesn't mean I'm advocating for any armed action today, I'm not. I'm committed to finding ways of acting and speaking and making people laugh and doing art and disrupting the war machine in other ways, but I think focusing on violence when we have the comfort of being protected by mass of armed violence is not non-violence at all.. if you are pointing to the mass of violence and who's doing the mass of violence in the world today, you have to look to state violence - that's people bombing whole cities from the air.. "
A founder of the Weather Underground, a revolutionary group that waged war against the US government in the 70s in response to the Vietnam War.
Interview, Radio Neatherlands (TSWI) 30 June 2007 [12min / 6Mb]


T.I.'s Atlanta Restaurant Files For Bankruptcy
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