Jumping into the bitcoin game wall street legend art cashin has a bitcoin prediction for 2018 well tell you what it is in a couple minutes cant wait for that. Plus the question Everyone Wants answered, will my taxes go down because of this bill . We got a Financial Adviser who breaks down the impact of the tax reform bill coming up in a little bit. We begin in washington today, lawmakers are expected t vote in a little less than two hours on the legislation to keep the government from shutting down lets get right to Kayla Tausche for the very latest right now. Kayla . Reporter bill, theyll vote on the houses version of thereat legislation that was published overnight. It would be a shortterm extension of government funding at current levels through january 19th, as well as funding for some critical programs like Childrens Health insurance. And the fisa surveillance program. In addition, the house is going to consider an 81 billion Disaster Relief bill theyve been debating that as well
Well be speaking to the boss of a Company Helping businesses manage acres of land from the skies. Today we want to hear whether you think the social media giants are facing enough scrutiny . Should they face greater censorship or is this an invasion of free speech . Let us know. Just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Bosses of youtube, facebook and twitter will attend a hearing in the us later aimed at tackling the spread of extremist content online. All three of the platforms have already taken measures to prevent terrorist propaganda but politicians around the world say more needs to be done. Last year, facebook said it plans to boost its team of moderators by more than 3,000. And google says itll increase the number of people monitoring content to a total of 10,000. Meanwhile twitter has already removed around a million accounts related to terrorism. Its a big concern for governments around the world. In germany for example, firms can be fined over 60 million if they fail to take down ext
Now on bbc news all the latest Business News live from singapore. Irma churns through the caribbean towards florida, one week after harvey slams into texas. But who bears the cost . And earning a degree in winemaking. Find out why this dude and are choosing to learn the trade in australia. These students. Welcome to Asia Business report. Im sharanjit leyl. As youve been hearing newsday, Hurricane Irma is barrelling through the caribbean towards the us. Irma arrives a little over a week after Hurricane Harvey slammed into texas, which caused severe flooding and displaced more than 1 which caused severe flooding and displaced more thani Million People. The damage bill from Hurricane Harvey is currently estimated at about 180 billion, with much of the bill going towards the taxpayers. Earlier i spoke to someone the taxpayers. Earlier i spoke to someone from Research House and asked who is likely to foot the bill. The range of damage can vary tremendously, however the consequences for the
London. And eight oclock in the morning in tokyo, where shinzo abe has declared victory after the general election. His liberal Democratic Party and its Junior Coalition partner are forecast to secure 310 of the a65 seats in japans lower house of parliament. Mrabe is on japans lower house of parliament. Mr abe is on course to become japans longest serving post war Prime Minister. Rupert Wingfield Hayes has the latest from tokyo, his report contains flash photography. Shinzo abe took a gamble and it has paid off. This summer the japanese Prime Ministers Approval Rating plunged to less than 30 . Now he has won a big victory and four more years in power. This victory makes mr abe japans most successful post war politician. He was assisted to his win by typhoon lan, that helped keep nearly half of japanese voters at home. But by far the biggest help was division and confidence in japans opposition parties. Last month this woman, the popular governor of tokyo, vowed to take on mr abe at the
Shinzo abe has declared victory after the general election. His liberal Democratic Party and its Junior Coalition partner are forecast to secure 310 of the a65 seats in japans lower house of parliament. Mr abe is on course to become japans longest serving post war Prime Minister. Rupert Wingfield Hayes has the latest from tokyo, his report contains flash photography. Shinzo abe took a gamble and it has paid off. This summer the japanese Prime Ministers Approval Rating plunged to less than 30 . Now he has won a big victory and four more years in power. This victory makes mr abe japans most successful post war politician. He was assisted to his win by typhoon lan, that helped keep nearly half of japanese voters at home. But by far the biggest help was division and confidence in japans opposition parties. Last month this woman, the popular governor of tokyo, vowed to take on mr abe at the polls. But come election day, she was at a conference in paris. Mr abe claims he called the election