production in georgia because of this rising tide of abortion law change in america. is that because of the crew members in the productions or the tax incentives that tv companies get? the incentives attract them there because 30% go and fill in georgia. that is why it is that‘s a magnet forfilm and that is why it is that‘s a magnet for film and tv companies, but that is why it is that‘s a magnet forfilm and tv companies, but i think this is a reaction to the fact that disney has to accept some of its staff will feel uncomfortable about this and will not want to work ina about this and will not want to work in a country that has those stringent laws. it is interesting it has taken a while for quite a few of these companies to come around to this and i think there were some commentators suggesting it works for them financially so they do not want to shift it, but disney has come out and said we are at the forefront of this if the abortion laws are enacted. netflix is moving in that direction as well. others have said if we pull out, the workers will lose out. thousands of people rely o

the guardian website, georgia's republican governor brian kemp has signed legislation to ban abortion once cardiac activity can be detected. opponents say this could mean as early as six weeks, before many women even realize they are pregnant. and finally their calling it the miracle on merseyside. the mirror like every uk paper has uk premier league football team liverpool on their front pages. the paper says the reds produced the greatest night in anfield history to reach the champions league final after overcoming barcelona with a stunning second—leg fightback. we've heard some of our fans that are watching now and you are celebrating, which is great. with me is jeremy thomson—cook who's chief economist of the payments

they may not continue to film in the us state of georgia if new restrictive abortion laws come into effect. the studios, television and film productions are responsible for tens of thousands ofjobs in the state. israeli politicians have voted to dissolve parliament and hold a snap election. the newly re—elected prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has failed to form a governing coalition. the vote, in september, will be the second this year. his attempts to put together an administration collapsed amid differences between secular and religious parties. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the independent, and the familiar face of conservative mp borisjohnson, who is accused of misleading the british public and lying about the consequences of brexit — a charge he denies. many of today's papers, including the times, carry a report saying that graduates should pay back their student loans sooner, and for a full a0 years after leaving university. in return, fees will be cut. on the front page of the financial

certain pieces about lives the p.s.o. to talia by georgia carrick i would probably be worth a 1000000 euros if the wrecking ball hadn't bashed into the wall it was hanging on for now it wait with the other rejects hoping for a new lease of life. what's claimed to be the world's 1st 5 g. laptop has been unveiled at a computer show in taiwan it's been designed by u.s. telecoms company qualcomm and hong kong tech firm lenovo it looks much like any other laptop but the central and graphics processing units have been combined into a single chip the manufacturers claim it will connect at data rates of multiple gigabytes a 2nd and has a long battery life that we don't show at taipei's computex tech exhibition. chinese tech giant huawei has unveiled its 1st open 5 g. development center in south korea the lab will allow other companies to test their platforms because of its recent blacklisting by the u.s. government the launch was kept low key and behind closed doors and going trade war between the u.s. and china has left south korea in a difficult position between its crucial security ally an

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juggernaut disney says it be very difficult to keep filming in georgia if the u.s. state's controversial abortion law takes effect and is damaged art still art or just a write off we'll take you to an end sure. of imperfect. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program. markets in asia fell on thursday after a top chinese diplomat accused washington of quote naked economic terrorism investors have been growing increasingly nervous after trade tensions between the world's 2 leading economies economic powers escalated last month and in a new twist of the dispute china is now threatening to stop the ifs export of rare earths to the united states and that would be a big problem smartphones laptop aircraft engines and missiles rare earths are vital to make many key products and rare earths are a group of 17 elements let's take a look at those syrian is used in. catalytic converters in cars baskets i used in the nuclear industry knew dimmy m is used to make magnets and lanthanum is used in camera lenses they are not as rare as the name rare earths might suggest but can be hard to mine and damaging t

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what you prefer a. couple couples very special to georgia choose your favorite come up. with us whalen's feel the bite of u.s. sanctions is scarce leading to long lines at the pump and growing tensions to give you the details. also on the show as the greek economy emerges from crisis is the country's real estate boom a blessing or a curse. and celebrity chef jamie oliver loses part of his business empire and hundreds of his employees stand to lose their jobs. welcome to the business i'm stephen beard's in berlin thanks for joining us. life in venezuela has been hard in recent years and occasionally crushing from the country's hyperinflation to its lack of basic goods and declining medical care at least gasoline was always dirt cheap and generally available now that's under threat u.s. sanctions are making fuel more scarce take a look. money doesn't count for much these days in venezuela hyperinflation is rampant and u.s. sanctions are making things worse. gasoline has been heavily subsidized for years in the country and now costs practically nothing to contrast with other items

trump family affair with the president's three eldest children also filing suit against georgia bank germany's leading financial institution provide a mass of loans to the trump organization when other banks were put off by the president's multiple bankruptcy use. the congressional committees are interested in whether dortch a bank was expecting something in return or whether there were secret guarantees from russia or secret agreements made. deutsche bank help the trump organization finance multiple projects to the tune of more than two billion dollars that includes trump hotels and can see you know resorts in atlantic city the trump international hotel and tower in chicago a golf resort in miami almost a billion dollars for the avenue of the americas building in new york and the trump hotel in washington. the democrats want to know why trump and door to bank had such close ties. to their relationship with deutsche bank is that unusual why would they go into him billions of dollars he filed a lawsuit against him oh no other way would legitimately but they have done so and why was th

and it's getting more pointed at georgia box annual general meeting thursday in berlin investors accuse the firm's leaders of mismanagement and sinking germany's flagship lender who shares hit an all time low the bank's woes stem from its 4 decisions its legal problems and its under pouring under performing divisions yes or from chief executive christiane saving is even tougher cuts. it's done a good time to be a doctor bank shareholder anyone who invested 1000 euros 12 years ago now has just 70 that's a loss of 93 percent and some people here think they know who's to blame. because they want the bad guys to pay the whole board you've got it's a negative mood here we want fundamental change. c.e.o. christiane's evening is trying to put a brave face on the disaster pointing to the banks modest earnings last year. deutsche bank. bank back into profit we've all achieved our goals and laid the foundation for a sustainable profitable bank often deep so i know enough to be tough and bank but many shareholders say that with so much upheaval they don't even recognize the bank anymore and

beijing and shape the future at the georgia dome and global media for 29. cents a that is. from the 2nd we come into this world we're in it together. in gemma's can leave a mark. and then we can make a real difference as well you really miss all of. naps and i leave. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes it's a 3 horse race that's too close to call but now we head to the polls in an election that pits the president against his own deputy the readings have been young and while most voters all below 30 will hear from them and the president who spoke exclusively to the deputy process for a while forgot.

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at the georgia move for 22 countries. my 1st boss also sawing machine. where i come from women are balanced by the social influence even something as simple as learning home to write a by psychos isn't. since i was in the good i wanted to have them by cite the law and it took me as the months but they're. finally gave up and mentioned by me on my side that and returns with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreates for those than writing about. knowledge i want to meet those women back home for bones by then do the social norms and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is them out of the home and i work at the them. this is d.w. news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes it's not ok to be game saves kenya's high cost a bill for kenyan l g b t activist says 3 judges reject a bid to strike down goals which criminalize homosexuality saying the bad does not contravene basic rights and they can it constitutional.

age. who will respond with whom do we trust to debate and shape the future at the georgia village global media forum 29 t. the place made for mine. that. banning facial recognition technology tech savvy separate cisco says it wants to create a secure states not the security state's. most asian markets to u.s. president donald trump reckons a trade truce could be around the corner but analysts warn of more volatility. and making the object of desire less attractive south africa's stepped up the fight against rhino poachers. i've been fizzling let's do business this is ironic said cisco is banning facial recognition technology once signed into law it will be the 1st american city to make it illegal for local government agencies to obtain retain access or use the surveillance it doesn't apply federally or to private companies. send francisco home to many of the world's tech planers is blazing a new path it's restricting the use of facial recognition technology by the local government. it's psychologically unhealthy when people know they're being watching every aspect of the public re

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executive on saving is even tough cuts. georgia bank shareholders are unhappy. the share price has plunged into the cellar it has been trading slightly above $6.00 euros $0.40 that's its lowest level in more than 45 years and shareholders are losing patience. with. a lot of things went wrong at deutsche bank in recent years i hope they can get back into shape. the expectation is that something fundamental changes something at the court house and i think. we should take a seat and down from his position supervisory board chairman powell and c.e.o. christian thieving are blamed by holders for the band's disastrous performance in recent months some large shareholder groups want to withhold giving official approval to the board that would be a slap in the face the c.e.o. says that would be completely unjustified. in the can we have brought deutsche bank back into the black we haven't reached. what we now have the fundamentals for sustainably profitable back. but there's a lot of work to be done the investment banking unit is enormous and it hardly makes a profit and deutsche bank faces

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know if that's what you prefer. couples very special but you know georgia choose your favorite comma. when will boeing's grounded 737 max return to be here global regulators mean the u.s. to discuss just that what the americans were the last to ground the jet. also on the show deutsche bank's board faces off with investors who are angry over the lenders corporate and legal woes how bad is the mood tell you how investors reacted . and the head of the european parliament elections what's on the mind of europe's youth well jobs for one will bring your report from paris. welcome to d business i'm stephen beard's in berlin thanks for joining us the boeing 737 back has been grounded for 2 months following fatal crashes in indonesia and ethiopia boeing has yet to present a critical software update to american regulators who say they'll need some time to certify the plane they're under pressure from global airlines bottom lines demand they get the plane back in the air. the boeing 737 max will remain on the tarmac until the regulator is convinced the aircraft is safe the 737 max was grounded

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georgia choose your favorite color. chinese shares look rotten today beijing says it wants swallowed to have fruit as washington raises tariffs again but u.s. officials contradict trump admitting the trade was hurting both sides. allege sabotage attacks on the world's most important oil. warnings to ships in the strait of hormuz that they could be next. and the turkish lira keeps falling against the dollar as faces a rerun of its contested merril vote. had been physical and it's to business china says it will not yield on matters of principle that's not stopping stocks from resuming their slump you want also down on the trade impasse between the world's top 2 economies the united states has doubled juvies on a raft of chinese exports and while president donald trump gloat he's now got beijing right where he once said his own advisers admit the reality is different. fish textiles and footwear if they're made in china are about to get a lot more expensive for u.s. consumers. that's after the u.s. hike duties on those goods to 25 percent and more terrorists might be coming according to u.s

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it would not conform with the interests of the us itself in the end. without like georgia to initially. monday's announcement that google would be banning kuai from some future android updates show the types of challenges ahead for the chinese company but huawei insists it can keep going even when the u.s. pulls the plug. what is our financial correspondent in frankfurt last what's this repair eve really about. ben as you just heard in that piece the into the white house says it was acting in the interest of the customer i think that almost sounds a little cute i think they were acting a lot more in the interest of their own american businesses i think president trump might have gotten a few phone calls here from american companies like google or intel or silence there's a ton of them that are actually doing a lot of business with who are way and that would stand to lose a lot of money with that and the with of course google that would come down to the android licensing with intel's silence it's going to be chips if you look at any wall way smartphone about 70 percent of what

georgia trump says trade was a reason to win so what's the next step. well then the navy see asians will go on. president trump him self has indicated that he was hopeful of a deal and tried to soothe nerves yesterday and he's going to meet the chinese vessel in. japan on the sidelines the g 20 and investors would be hoping that the 2 leaders will the charm on each other and a deal is reached and of course this dispute doesn't just involve china or the u.s. but living in a globalized world and economy how exposed to european companies that do business in the united states. well the european listed companies are expected to generate 1.2 trillion euros of revenue from the u.s. now you see what's at stake for the european companies i mean europe is going to really suffer if there is going to be a protracted trade war now donald trump has already warned of riders against hundreds of european goods he said that the auto sector is already what it. is expected to take a decision on tabs on car imports later this week and european economy does not make it so resilient as the chinese for a protra

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results of the prime minister's posse heading for a peaceful autumn entry to georgia so how will a mode except into the. the country also on the program. polls open any elections to the european parliament one of the 1st countries to countries that use the top 2 to leave the e.u. by now a populist looks set to make big gains as the situation for the country's beleaguered prime minister theresa may yet.

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flounder. >>> hollywood backlash. georgia has come a production powerhouse, but now a loss of who's who is threatening to boycot s thatte. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for may 22nd. >> we do bid you a good evening, everybody. welcome. fixing the crumbli infrastructure was the one issue that virtuallily everyone in washington could agree on, b t today latest round of infrastructure talks crumbled. a meeting at th white house between president trump and democratic leaders ended before it began. the get together was supposed to be the second official sitdown on that issue. first, as you recall, ended with an unofficial agreement to spend $2 trillion,ut the president says that's off the table. >> i dant to infrastructure. i want to do it more than you want to do it. i'd be really good at that. that's what i do, but you know what? you can't do it under the circumstances. >> the circumstances he's referring to are the investeations being led by house democrats, speaker pelosi expressed her disappointment at today's development. >> for some reason, maybe it was l

southwestern georgia. the soybeans and corn arere y in the ground, cotton is a work in progress and the seeds of aha harvest the hopes can year. a rough >> we need a super harvest. >> that's because like farmersi like have become collateral damage in politicaltl bat happening hundred of miles away in the nation's capital. >> first, there is a trade war with china, and the meeting between topne c and u.s. officials in washington this week. >> farmers feaea that beijing won't lift tariffs on american soybeans and grains tumbled to the lowest level in more than four decades. >> we need to see some type of trade agreement worked out and the pricersot helping us at all. on top of h trade troubles, mint has been waiting for months for federal disasterelief and his farm suffered a direct hit from hurricane michael back in october. his cotton harvest stock, blown away a his equipme shed and farm shop are still in shambling and there's been little hel om uncle sam. congress is proposing li b in direct aid and that's been caught up in a partisan fight over release with puerto rico. >> it's pu