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other than or this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. we made it clear that it was a plan it was not a guarantee. for a trouble for palestinians the u.s. suspends a forty five million dollars payment for food a. pope francis begins the final leg of his politically delicate visit to south america. a key piece of bricks that legislation passes the house of commons but huge questions still remain about how persons divorce from the e.u. will. kurdish y p g commanders say turkish forces have fired around seventy shells at villages its controls in the african districts of northern syria the bombardment from turkish territory began around midnight and continued into friday morning a y p g spokesman in africa and says this marks the heaviest turkish bombardment since the turkish government stepped up threats to take military action against the kurdish region setting jacket joins us live from taqiyya said he was starting happening it sounds like a really gearing up to ....
al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also still to come out in a circle reports the u.s. president s son in law is being excluded from top secret security briefings. scars from a massacre three decades ago in zimbabwe will meet the people still demanding justice from robert mugabe s time in power. and the white blanket smothering big chunks of britain and europe why scientists are calling it a wacky. top story a second attempt to impose a humanitarian ceasefire on a rebel held enclave in syria is due to begin in less than two hours russia s partial truce is planned to allow aid in and to get the injured out of the eastern ghouta close to the capital damascus the first attempt on tuesday failed to stop the onslaught osama bin laden has the story. when the bomb stop it was time to see what s left of the home day one of the five hour cease fire brought that the comfort to the people trapped in besieged eastern. there s no food or water they always say there s ....
championships. hungary is the latest european country to see scenes of desperation and chaos at its borders. overstretched police fired tear gas in an effort to restore order at a refugee processing center. so far, hungary s response to the crisis has involved barbed wire, mounted police and docks. it is now sending 2,000 extra officers to help control the situation and is considering using the army. hungarian police say every day, more than 2,000 refugees arrive in the country and so far this we re, hungary has registered 100,000 refugees top compare that to the whole of 2014, it was 23,000. the country is building a raise door wire fence at the border with syria. we have a report on the desperate journey of thousands of refugees as they head north. by the day, the numbers are hard tore digest. here in what s called the one stop center, an entrance to serbia from macedonia, more than 10,000 people have passed through in less than five days. further up the line at s ....
national regional parliament needs to approve a trade deal with singapore. will it make brexit harder or easier?easyjet first-quarter numbers , worse than expected. is this as bad as it gets? this is the question we will put to the ceo, carolyn mccall. she joins us at 8:30. matt: less than a half hour away from the open. take a look at where futures are pointing for european equity indexes. we have a next trade, but almost no movement on futures. it almost feels like we have crested and are just hanging at the top. global stocks yesterday rose to a record high on the promise of more spending out of china to boost global infrastructure. we saw at one point s&p rising to its highest level. we saw at one point asian stocks, the nikkei touching 20,000. things are coming off from their, but still relatively high levels, and we see futures hanging right now in the air. take a look at the bund trade. let me zoom in so you can get a sense of what s happened just in the past 10 ....
happy monday morning. welcome to worldwide exchange. on cnbc. i m sara eisen. and i m wilfred profit. very good morning from me as well. let s check the markets, low volatility. little action. the dow and s&p closed lower for the week. the nasdaq marching to its own beat closed higher for a fourth week in a row. dow futures up 40 points. s&p points up 4, nasdaq futures up 6. retail earnings are going to be dominant as they were last week. looking for results from walmart, home depot and more. going straight there to show you the big boost. wti 2.6% higher. present is above 52 this morning. 52.15 up 2.5%. as i mentioned on the energy minister comments. nat gas up by a percent. and last week helping the market up 3% breaking the three-week losing streak. so perhaps that s a sign to spur the market this week. asian markets, hong kong, up. and the industrial production and fixed investment, both significantly rising but significantly below estimates. the ftse was th ....