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kong last night,rashed the legislative chamber. yesterday, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators marched peacefully, on the 22nd anniversary of the hand-over of hong kong from the united kingdom to the people's republic of china. their main objection: a bill that would allow for suspected criminals to be extradited to mainland china. a separate, more aggressive group smashed windows of the legislative council, known as legco, and briefly occupied it. last night, our foreign affairs correspondent nick schifrin reported from inside the building and interviewed one of the occupiers. today, nick spoke with a

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hong kong especially has been sort of one of these hotbs of controversy, among other regions. remember, the hong kong dollar was used in the proxy for dollars, and now it's less, you know, people are less comfortable holding it. liz: that seems to be the biggest outsized reaction. the dollar hitting a two-year high during the q & a. >> yes. liz: during the head of the federal reserve's discussion with the press. i just find that interesting because usually when you cut rates, that's worrisome about the economy and the dollar usually goes down. we are seeing the complete opposite. >> i think this is probably going to weigh into how the white house sees this. i think other central banks have been cutting more aggressively so i think there's a feeling there's a currency war outside the u.s. and if the u.s. is going to react to that a larger cut would have been sort of equal to weaker dollar. liz: what do you see as an unintended consequence, i just asked andy brenner and john silvia this, of this rate cut? nothing? >> i think if there's an unintended consequence, it would be beca

lies and populism fighting in venezuela hong kong protests frex a flock of. the world is in crisis mode just this week we must practice the key interviews of the season the point is typical wants to change the implied whole thing to me on cheerleading on discerning would you. like so few minutes of double. hijacking the news. more are going wrong with the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a scripted reality show it's not just good vs evil us versus them. why and why. in countries like russia china turkey people are told it's that simple and if you're a journalist of the year and you try to get beyond that you are facing scare tactics intimidation and i wonder is that where work headed is well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not just about me dear friend balance or being neutral it's about being true. 20 years worth of golf and i work in detail. on it burning the global tourist guide from truman easy to me capital i love berlin the scope of the multicultural metropolis in a word you're a mix seri

hong kong is in uproar. each weekend for the last two months, thousands of people have taken to the streets. alvin yeung, who leads the civic party, shares their fears, first of a plan to give beijing a greater say in extradition, then for wider cause, to defend hong kong's freedoms. but as local authorities struggle to contain the crisis, and beijing's grumbles grow ever louder, could the people's liberation army be on its way? alvin yeung, welcome to hardtalk. late into sunday night, protesters clashed with the hong kong police. it is the eighth weekend in succession that we have seen street protests and skirmishes, some of them violent. what has gone wrong? well, hello, shaun. things are not doing so well in hong kong, and of course, we have seen and witnessed protesters taking to the streets, and of course, we have seen clashes between the police and the protesters. we have been accusing the police for abusing their powers, and of course — and using excessive force. they are totally disproportional to

the bbc has spoken to protester5 who took part in the storming of hong kong's parliament on july 1st. they spoke under the condition of anonymity. this is one protester's 5tory. that was one prote5t that was one protest a. —— that was one protester's 5tory. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a study into chillis that's causing a stir. we talk to the researcher who says too many can have an impact on health. also on the programme: bluey, the australian cartoon that's been praised for its portrayal of fatherhood in 2019 and even credited with helping parenthood. yeah, they were cute. the us space agency, nasa, has ordered an investigation after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armagh. once an everyday part of the soldiers' lot, drudgery and danger, now no more after almost four decades. if one is on one's own, in a private house, not doing any harm to anyone, i don't really see why people should wander in and say, you're doing something wrong. six rare white lion cubs are on the prowl a

paul: sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: asia." ♪ paul: our top stories, the fed says today's rate cut does not mean the start of a new easing cycle. traded talks go back on hold until september after little progress in shanghai. washington says the meeting was constructive. joe biden is the front runner of the democrats second night of debates. breaking news out of south korea. we are getting cpi inflation numbers missing expectations for the month to month. it is contracting 0.3%. the second month seen cpi inflation in south korea track in the negatives. in expectation of prices to stay flat, but we are seeing deceleration month-to-month. year on year, it is also a miss. 0.6%tion accelerating instead of the expected 0.8. also deceleration from the previous month of june. year on year growth of 1% acceleration of core cpi year on year. that is a little above expectations, but the numbers that matter, month-to-month and year on year are missing estimates. month-to-month deceleration and defl

thank you so much. >> don't forget hong kong. lou: we don't, as we've reported chinese, plarc ila is now movins forces to border with hong kong, they are not there for show. we appreciate it. thank you dr. michael pills pil. >> thank you. lou: a huge fight break out between reds and pirates after reds pitcher garrett ran off mound changes pirate dugout, and punched a player, on his own. tension between the two teams has been rising, in april they were involved in a bench clearing skirmish. you have to hand it to the pitcher to take the whole team, then he got a little reinforcement. we would like to hear your thoughts on this share your comments, follow me on twitter @loudobbs, follow he on facebook. and instagram. >> up next attorneys victoria toensing and joe digenova joining us with more on what president trump calls the end of the russia witch-hunt, stay with us, we'll be right back. breath, receding gums, and possibly... tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodonta

if there's a report out and i think chinese or masses at the border with hong kong. this comes amid serious unrest in that territory over the last several weeks. we've reported here on "special report" ." national security advisor john bolton spoke with lou dobbs of the fox business network about this a short time ago. >> i've heard rumors from friends in the region about this and people expressing concern. i would just say i hope that people who remember what happened after tiananmen square in june of 1989 -- you know, if china doesn't honor its international commitments, it sends a signal for other possible commitments they might make in the future. >> bret: the bolton interview can be seen on lou dobbs tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern on the fox business network. order ricoh's outgoing governor says he has chosen the former congressional representative pedro peter luisi secretary of state, that puts them in line to be governor in one rossello steps down this week. however, it's considered unlikely he will be approved by legislators. the governor says he will hold a sp

hong kong time, 10:00 p.m. in new york. ofpite all the ups and downs the mining business, it is still possible to hit a sweet spot. share prices more than doubled as investors piled into the good news story. a rare earth's project as china indicates it might restrict exports. you seem to be in a real sweet spot. you have this project just north of us here in sydney. 15 rare earths, all of them so critical to tech. china restricting supply. when can we start? >> it is really interesting. from, youe volatility know, what we just heard about reallyesident trump draws him to this decision. in our case, we are looking to build a $1 billion u.s. facility. trend really going somewhere? our electric vehicles taking off? paul: we have a chart on the bloomberg that illustrates how china is controlling the rare earths market at the moment. it has been slowing exports, so it is clearly a very strategic asset, a rare earths mine. you had a meeting with officials in february that did not get any commitments. are you surprised you are not

kong the charges relate to recent violent protests by the chinese government's office. donald trump is accusing china of waiting until the 2020 u.s. presidential election to strike a trade deal is threatening to be a lot tougher with beijing if he's reelected the trade talks between the world's 2 biggest economies have resumed after stalling in may over tariffs on china's trade war with the u.s. is expected to be discussed at a regional summit in thailand foreign ministers from the assy and regional group are being joined by the u.s. secretary of state alongside his russian and chinese counterparts other talking points are expected to include the territorial disputes in the south china sea and tensions on the korean peninsula. well the $50000000000.00 plan to build a rival to the panama canal appears to have sunk it 6 years since the president of nicaragua and a chinese billionaire announced work was starting the project should be well on the way to completion by now but as our correspondent john holdren has been finding out construction workers and nowhere to be seen y

to hong kong now where $44.00 protesters appeared in court charges of rioting during protests on sunday they face up to 10 years in jail if convicted of the 1st people to be charged so far after months of mass protests against the hong kong government and china's influence most of the accused were granted bail until a further hearing and ordered not to leave hong kong the charges relate to a violent protest near the chinese government's liaison office. that's also to come here on the news hour including rolling out the troops beefing up its forces in northern syria. just days after demolishing palestinian homes in the occupied west bank israel's cabinet approves building hundreds more. on a sporting this by many side taught them real madrid in a pre-season much but their manager is not happy. well an ideological divide among democrats in the us has been laid bad during the 2nd round of presidential debates for the party's nominee health care was a key issue with some heated exchanges between the parties progressive and centrist candidates john hendren reports from detroit. in what purpo

kong has going to be seeing some sundry downpours as well as potentially damaging gusts of wind before easing in northern vietnam, the rain will get heavier and heavier. and another region. greenland. he had seen the heat wave peak across parts of europe, heading towards iceland and greenland. temperatures stay below freezing during the past 2a hours, and the summit camp. this is 3000 metres above sea level, it hit the freezing mark and if that exists, that will bea mark and if that exists, that will be a massive impact on the ice caps on agreement as well. the european heat wave, it will have a massive impact on the rivers. this is france, it has been running lower in some parts and drop restrictions have been in place. if you're heading out to france in the next few weeks, you may be under stricter restrictions due to the valley having central zones. not much as we head into thursday with chances of showers for the south towards the region. across europe we have denmark and poland, down to the remaining bulgaria, but pretty chilly air, it will drop in the next couple of days and the

kong and with this huge swirling mass that is a tropical depression fading a lot of heavy rain to the east the side of the storm there $150.00 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours and that wetter weather with this system is awakening system not concerned about the winds but it's going to throw a lot of heavy rain across hong kong through one don't parents province i'm going to say that gradually make its way into high and then very heavy rain across a good part of southern china widespread flooding certainly on the cards here certainly want to watch out for of course we have same widespread flooding in some parts of india recently the latest batch of heaviest rain is across the northeast of the country but it stays very disturbed across the western ghats as well some more big downpours coming in here if anything that wetter weather just pushing a little further north which as we go on through friday new delhi seeing some very heavy rain and again we are likely to see some flooding coming in here now sort of flooding across the arabian peninsula but we could see a spot or 2 of rain

kong is stable everybody who is doing business here want to see hong kong to be stable all right so yes under the basic law there is provision for the the beijing government to interfere and nobody hoped that it would happen i'm trying to say that we are trying to of avoid this happening so i'm not instilling fear into people i'm simply reflecting what is stated in the basic law and what is the political reality of the situation of course we created size the hong kong government especially the council tried to establish a law which hong kong residents is a green and it doesn't trust so that the show you the latest charismatic of that do you the chief executive you blame the kerry lamb the chief exec she's beijing's appointing russian history she is the appointee even so-called elected by some hong kong representation is still there wise why hasn't she was not asked how can people ask how can people is there democracy in syria system we need we in hong kong need to gain the trust and confidence of beijing so that they can allow us the freedom of political reform what about the other

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to leave hong kong the charges relate to a violent protests near the chinese government liaison office. korean tensions are expected to be discussed such a regional summit in thailand foreign ministers from the asio the regional organization are being joined by the u.s. secretary of state alongside his russian and chinese counterparts china's trade war with the u.s. and territorial disputes in the south china sea among other talking points of course in phone calls scott has more from the thai capital as thailand hosts the foreign ministers of r c n n regional forums this week which due to be discussed won't just be about southeast asia one issue of particular focus the attention on the korean peninsula possible discussions on the next summit between chairman kim jong un and president donald trump could take place after 3 meetings the leaders have made no progress are moving toward an agreement over north korea's nuclear program. this after north korea last week tested what it said were new tactical guided weapons and released photos of a new submarine the meetings here in bangkok could

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. >>> but first, happening now, hong kong dealing with a tropical storm. school classes are canceled and workers are advised to head home early. already there is heavy rain and winds up to 60 miles per hour. the tropical storm is expected to go through southeast china before heading to vietnam and laos. we'll be right back. >>> like all of us, robert handa gearing up for clear the shelters on august 17th. fog nbc bay area on your favorite platform. we're looking forward to that event. >> a lot of fun. >>> one restaurant owner is taking advantage of a pesky situation. >> massive swarms of grasshoppers have been descending upon las vegas. experts have pointed to a relatively wet year as the cause. but now one pizza shop in the city is offering the bug as a new topping. evil pie announced on the facebook page they're selling the canyon hopper which is the -- only for the bravest daredevils with cherizo, goat cheese arugula and the lime and garlic roasted grasshopper. >> a lot of protein. >> maybe you can wash them down with one of these. an avocado. because t

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jon: you referenced hong kong. and we think and hong kong and their economic performance versus singapore and south korea, there was a point where they were all lumped together. we have seen a difference in economic performance over the last decade. tom: one commonality around the region is the way in which these companies interact with china. at one level, clearly, there is a huge benefit. fast-growing economy a source of revenue, a source of excitement about the region. on the other hand, we now also have a more muscular beijing foreign policy and a willingness to use tools like turning tourism flows on enough, turning student flows on enough, inspecting imports more closely at the border. using these economic sanctions as a way of achieving their foreign policy objectives. mongolia,ea, taiwan, other countries and in the region, we are seeing increasingly that that muscular chinese foreign policy and the willingness to use sanctions is a source of uncertainty. shery: thank you so much for your insight. coming up,

kong and they they like the conditions with hong kong it's a gateway into china for the region so i think longer term its prospects are good once it's resolved these political issues radcliffe it can end there from business thank you so much for your insights. and now to some of the other global business stories making news. its profits more than doubled during the 1st half of the year they reach $1200000000.00 euros thanks largely to increase production of its a $320.00 aircraft european company is on course to be the world's biggest plane maker this year due to the prolonged grounding of boeing's 737 max jets. the former c.e.o. of folks like a subsidiary i would even push has been criminally charged over the diesel emissions scandal german prosecutors say he became aware of the cheating on emissions test in september 2015 at the latest that allowed to the effect it cost to continue to be sold. some zone has posted a drop in net profit of more than 50 percent for the 2nd quarter of the year to $4400000000.00 a south korean tech giant puts the slump down to global factors such as th

now to some of the other business stories making news this hour hong kong's antigovernment protesters are hurting the economy growth six-pack the 2 have picked up slightly in the last quarter but the outlook is grim demonstrations of hidden tourism trade and hong kong's reputation as a financial hub. samsung has posted a drop in net profits of more than 50 percent for the 2nd quarter to almost 4 and a half $1000000000.00. john ford has slumped down to global factors such as that trade war and officials have charged desperate times call for desperate measures and a costly one in this case the parched city of chennai in india is so desperate for water that officials are holding it in by train. what should go the train carrying truly precious cargo 50 wagons full of water starting a daily 216 kilometer journey to the dr hitz indian city of chennai. the water comes from the mets were dam on the cover a river one of india's largest water reservoirs here a jar path it is piped onto the train the cargo is expected to ensure a minimum supply to a city of 10000000 until the monsoon rains come.

we go on through the next couple days to turning increasingly went right across the south of china hong kong could see some flooding some rain and flooding over towards the southwest and cold and that increases as we go through friday that tropical depression not lightly to intensify in terms of the winds but we are going to see a loss and lots of heavy rain and some of that wet weather some of that flooding rains will continue to pour down across northern parts of the philippines and that rain staying there this weekend. al jazeera exposes controversial allegations about the bahraini government. they told me you're a member of al qaeda you can stop the advance of the shia. and its mission with al qaeda to conspire against this estimate. opposition figure 20 left bahrain playing with fire on al jazeera. it's good to have you with us on on al-jazeera these are our top stories the south korean government has held an emergency meeting after the north launched 2 ballistic missiles observers say the short range weapons tests could be aimed at increasing pressure on the united states for new

thursday morning hong kong time. we are fluctuating between a few points of again and a loss for the dow and the s&p. the nasdaq holding onto a gain of about 2.1%. there's a big surge in sterling today, at 1.2230. the 10 year yield in the u.s. 2.037. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." let's get an update on the first word news with courtney donohoe. courtney: the trump administration is working on a americans import cheaper pharmaceuticals from canada. the pharmaceutical industry is facing complaints about drug prices from consumers and the government. for the second time in a week, north korea testfired two short range ballistic missiles. conducted as u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo headed to asia. he will be in bangkok for a conference of the association of southeast asian nations. he had hoped to meet with a north korean delegation there, but that meeting won't happen. the crowded field o

i the following day fierce winds lashed hong kong as tough and we 1st hit the city. as the storm clouds unloaded the political storm also shows no signs of blowing over. are not to some of the other stories making news around the world iran has announced plans to reform and rename its currency what's now called the reaal is set to become the toll mine and will should for 0 is in the process ordinary iranians have long been slashing zeros from their national currency to simplify transactions the move comes as the reaal continues to hit record lows under international sanctions. more weather warnings have been issued in parts of england and scotland after a not after around a month's worth of rain fell into. a single day while england's northwest was among the hardest hit areas with the county of yorkshire seeing flash flooding and large hail the african union has condemned the killing of 4 student opposition protesters in sudan earlier this week the students were shot by government forces in the city and obeyed as they protested the country's military rulers well the

kong beginning 150 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours and i think over the next 24 hours over the next 48 hours we could see similar amounts day after day that wet weather driving its way across guangdong province pushing to the north of high anon and then we go we are going to see terrific amounts of rainfall coming in over the next few days floods and landslides certainly likely we have of course seen some flooding into a good part of india this is northeast india now this is bihar where we have had again some very heavy rain shoring things up here ahead of the more heavy rain that we are expecting to see over the next few days. whether sponsored by catto anyways. where there is water there is life but finding it on australia's arid desert is a skill few still possess they took us to a small spot in the sea in the desert and this was this is a very important place where they've been telling us about for the last 5 days who came in. and under orders against all odds an aging population is posturing on its knowledge the rainmakers of the outback on a. bigger and potentially mo

america is firmly committed to economic progress in ghana >> charges were read against 23 hong kong protesters who have been accused of rioting. supporters rallied outside the court protesting china's influence in the city, all of those charged have since been released on bail >>> and one of two soldiers killed in afghanistan on monday arrived at dover air force base this morning army specialist michael isaiah nance receiving a dignified transfer it was his first deployment to the region you are up to date that's the news update for this hour back downtown to "squawk alley." carl, back to you. >>> still to come, what elon musk's latest tweet on tesla production numbers mean for his deal on the s.e.c. we're going to talk about that in a moment. it is the last trading day of the month, major averages happening on e out a 2.5 for the s&p, 22 for thdow, better than flthree for the nasdaq we're back in a moment >>> shares of apple definitely a bright spot today despite the supply chain concerns over tariffs. tim cook talked to cnbc last night. he said we've made no significant changes and reiterate

the following day fierce winds lashed hong kong is tougher than we thought hit the city. as the storm clouds on loaded the political storm also shows no signs of blowing over. let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world more weather warnings have been issued in parts of england and scotland after around a month's worth of rain fell in just one day some 50 millimeters of rain fell in parts of the northwest and hail stones the size of small candies fell on watch or where a bridge collapsed during flash flooding. heavy rains have also hit norway as well as at least 30 people are reported missing after downpours triggered multiple mudslides near the country's western coast the mudslides whopped roads and knocked out communications around $150.00 people have been evacuated just. so far several by both. north korea has launched 2 short range ballistic missiles 2nd weapons test in less than a week south korea said the missiles were fired from the east coast and flew about 250 kilometers toward japan the prime minister shinzo of a says there has bee

now the citizens of hong kong. what we've seen with china is when we're tough and strong they'll back off. when we show any glimmer of weakness as we're showing in floating a deal, a lessening of the restrictions on huawei, they take advantage. and let me say this to all of those in this administration who are urging the president to back off on huawei, to let them buy some of our products, there's a bipartisan group here in this senate that will work very hard to prevent that from happening legislatively. the most likely vehicle is the ndaa, and i think we'll get broad support, democrats, republicans, house and senate. so don't even try it, those in the administration who are trying to back off. now on election security, looking back on this work period, it's a shame that the senate once again made no progress, none, on the issue of election security. only a week ago counsel mueller called russian interference one of the greatest threats to democracy he has seen in his career, a threat that he said continues as we

kong on charges of rioting supporters gathered outside as the accused will go into the bay and it's the 1st time authorities have formally charged any demonstrators with rushing which carries a jail term of up to 10 years the territory has seen more than 7 weeks of mass protests triggered a controversial extradition. now japan is to shut down all nuclear reactors in the northeastern region by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami tokyo electric power company has decided to start decommissioning 4 reactors at the fukushima 2 plant not far from the site of the country's worst nuclear disaster reactors at fukushima one were badly damaged by the quake and tsunami leaking contaminated water and wind down and disposal of waste could take up to 40 years a roadside bomb explosion in western afghanistan has killed at least 32 passengers on a bus many of them women and children the blast happened between kandahar and head up and fatah province a provincial government spokesman is blaming taliban fighters for planting the device to target afghan and foreign security forces now an ideological divide

. >>> more than 20 hong kong protesters accused of writing, appeared in court. they are motrationsthat turned violent. the supporters rallied outside of the courtroom this morning. and outside a police station overnight after the hong kong police announced writing charges against 40 for people and charged one of the person with possessing offensive weapons. >>> some food delivery drivers -- actually we are just going to go to traffic and then we'll talk about the food delivery drivers. that is a disturbing trend. selected a steffi lee a talker that we should hit at some point. but let's talk about the traffic here is 6:40 for. we are tracking new trouble spots into the real-time traffic center. let's get down to what those are. one of them is westbound 24 commuting out of walnut creek. you have to content with a bit of a slowdown at pleasant hill road in the westbound direction. it is likely not blocking any lanes but you are down to ali earlr itto e past it, it i and go. this is the other real slow spotted this morning northbound 101 down to 16 miles lowethan a

stuart: i used to live in hong kong. susan used to live in hong kong. i'm sure you're a frequent visitor. >> i lived there 10 years. stuart: you're a frequent visitor. >> i found my wife there by the way. best thing that happened. stuart: all right. when i was there, it was a brilliant, shining star. it was a center of asian finance. i think it still is. is it slipping from that position now? >> yes. the economy is having some troubles. of course you have the business groups talking about the problems in hong kong, in pretty dire tones. you know the business community, by the way, has deserted carrie lamb, the chief executive of hong kong and that's important because business right now is so concerned about the situation that they no longer port her. local business in hong kong were the big supporters of china and chief executives in the past. that is not true anymore. stuart: i find it astonishing. i remember, hong kong turned me on to capitalism. hong kong made me a capitalist, because it manifestly and obviously works. >> it works. it works. it is an

also coming up tensions rise again in hong kong as more than 40 n.t. government protesters appear in court charged with the rioting after demonstrations over the weekend add to the mood i came to realize that i can't escape my judgment i accepted it i went to ask my father in law for forgiveness it was too much to handle the shop i had killed my mother a little i was in so much pain. i was on a book of years after their wanderers genocide some of the perpetrators are still struggling to come to terms with the past we will look at why the killing process has also been hampered by traditional ideas about masculinity plus they can track your location and even listen to your phone calls all without your knowledge smartphone apps are making it easier than ever to spy on your partner we investigate the growing problem of stalker where. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program germany has tightened its laws on migration and asylum the changes. our controversial one aim is to make it easier to deport failed asylum seekers now last year germany deported nearly 25

kong, but i think that the shorts should be worried about the most creative ceo out there leaving. sure be my guest hasn't been a great thing to sell stock up 43% for the year. >> and for the month, best dow names are proctble proctor, ibm. >> and western digital, we were supposed to worry about the balance sheet. report should not should be great. brian goldman came on "mad money" and said micron is the most hated stock and it is back being number one this is a very telling list the s&p. goldman turns out to be -- the seat car allows them to buy as much stock as they want and they have the credit card we got to hear more about the credit card. and ibm i think that it is just a recovery i talk to jim whitehurst quite a bit and he's having a ball up there at ibm he is a miracle worker and he will work miracles with jenny. jenny and jim together, 170. >> 170 interesting. >> remember the days when warren bluff at the ti buffett wasted the stock at 170? i think it has a chance to see that level again >> 221 now actually meets a lot of new targets. >> and things that you need to say. be

economy is hurting and people are looking at hong kong where gdp per person is 49,000. in china it's 10. they can see the rest of the world growing and prospering and they're not. they need this deal. i hope they realize it and come to their senses. >> sandra: the meetings were constructive and talks will resume in early september. we'll see where it all goes. andy puzder, great to chat with you. >> bill: did you catch this from last night? 2020 hopeful tim ryan opting not to put his hand over his heart. he was asked about it. some people are calling him out including ari fleischer. why some experts are out with a big warning about beijing. >> u.s. consumers are becoming increasingly reliant on drugs sourced from that country which presents economic and national security risks. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free s

we have the ability to safeguard people in hong kong. in june overegan a bill that would allow people to be sent to stand trial in the mainland. has kong's administration since suspended it, but the movement has expanded to democracy and government accountability. claire: there has been a blast on a highway in westernn afghanistan that killed at least 30 five people aboard a bus including children. police are pointing the finger of blame at the taliban. at least 27 people were injured. the blast comes as campaigning continues ahead of september's election. the vice presidential candidate was targeted in an attack in the capital, kabul. democratic republic of the congo where a second case has been confirmed in a city near rwanda. the world health organization declared the ebola crisis a public house emergency of international concern. are on high alert after a second case of ebola was confirmed. a city of more than 2 million people. cityan who traveled to the from a mining area is now isolated at a treatment center. we are taking all nece

the following day fierce winds lashed hong kong as typhoon we 1st hit the city. as the storm clouds on loaded the political storm also shows no signs of blowing over. let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world north korea has launched 2 short range ballistic missiles its pyongyang 2nd weapons test in less than a week south korea said that the missiles were fired from the east coast and flew about 250 kilometers toward japan japanese prime minister senzo obvious says that there has been no impact on his country's security. one of india's best known entrepreneurs s.g. siddharta has been found dead authorities were covered the coffee tycoons body from a river in the south he disappeared on monday sparking rumors that he was under financial pressure he found. the cat found it excuse me the cafe coffee date chain which has more than 7800 branches. the former c.e.o. both swag and subsidiary audi rupert a stock has been charged over the diesel emissions scandal german prosecutors say that he became aware of cheating on emissions test in s

just a w mo 40 people appeared in court in hong kong, charged with writing. activists have been clashing with police since april and this is being called the biggest political crisis in the former british colony since the return to chinese rule more than 20 years ago. the massive demonstration started when city leaders proposed allowing extraditions from hong kong to mainland china. at times, millions of protesters had taken to the streets. there are questions about the use of police force to contain these protesters. the live news desk, i'm kate nielsen. thdead mass sh at the acted alo and me have been planning for a bigger attack. and decatur city discovered a gas mask bullet proof vest, empty boxes of ammunition, anti- gun light at santino legan home in mineral county, nevada. they also reportedly found a camouflage backpacked, gun pamphlets and mysterious letter from virginia to santino. investigators say they also found an extra back of ammunition which he used to gain access to the festival, as well is a shotgun inside of the car. the motive is still un

more than 40 protesters have appeared in court in hong kong on charges of rioting supporters gathered outside as the accused were granted bail the territory has seen more than 7 weeks of mass protests triggered by a controversial extradition bill 10 ambassadors from the u.n. security council have delivered a petition to the secretary general calling for an investigation into the bombing of hospitals and syria's province the start of a corruption trial for sudan's former president omar al bashir has been postponed he was due to appear in court on wednesday the shooters charged with corruption possessing foreign currency and accepting bribes. as are the headlines on al-jazeera the stream is coming up next thank you for watching. cambodia is under threat. when i want to. cambodia. and i really could be here in the stream going on holiday that is something that many people look forward to yes chance to get away from the stress of everyday life and let loose at a new place but what if that new place is too crowded can you relate whether as a tourist or a resident of a city catering to tour

also coming up tensions rise again in hong kong as more than 40 anti-government protesters appear in court charged with rioting after demonstrations over the weekend.

moving on to other news now more than 40 protesters have appeared in court in hong kong on charges of rioting supporters gathered outside of the accused were granted bail it is the 1st time authorities have formally charged any demonstrators with the rioting which carries a jail term of up to 10 years the territory has seen more than 7 weeks of mass protests triggered by a controversial extradition. a roadside bomb explosion and western afghanistan has killed at least $32.00 passengers on a bus it happened and found a province between kandahar and head out the most of those killed were women and children a government spokesman says the bomb was planted by taliban fighters targeting afghan and foreign security forces now japanise to shut down all nuclear reactors in the northeastern region hit by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami tokyo electric power company has decided to start decommissioning before reactors that the folks shima to plant not far from the site of the country's worst nuclear disaster react is that for a while and were badly damaged by the quake and tsunami and leaking co

kong. this puts yet another strain on u.s. relations with the north. >> reporter: that's right, frances. militarily, technologically it doesn't really move the ball this is kind of a viergs ariati missiles that have already been tested by north korea. and it doesn't violate the pledge not to test nuclear missiles or long-range missiles. but politically it's very significant. and as you mentioned it's the second time in just the last week that they've run a test like this of a short-range ballistic missile. and they've done this in just the month since president trump made a major diplomatic stride, literally striding into north korea, becoming the first sitting president to do so it goes to show these major diplomatic symbolic gestures like that really don't hold much weight when it comes to this long ongoing dispute with the north. these questions about military drills the u.s. have been doing with the south koreans under the obama administration, under george bush, the north koreans hated

that's bloomberg's enda curran reporting from hong kong. alix: the question then becomes, which economy has the most strength? if you look at manufacturing pmi, you can see the surprised is appointment in april. we've recovered somewhat, but we are still below that important 50 level. still with us, kathryn rooney vera of bulltick and lauren goodwin of new york life insurance. how do you view earnings out of china in relation to the trade talks? kathryn: i think china is certainly growing slower. we seen that trend deceleration over the last 15 years. i think it is structural in nature, not 100 percent attributable to deterioration on the trade front. growth, theychina are going to report 6% this year and next year. i don't expect the thing out of trade talks. china certainly doesn't have the incentive to get something done in the near term, and it wouldn't surprise me if this drags through to the elections. it is very unlikely that president trump increases tariffs or covers the totality of imports from china ahead of next year's election.

shanghai composite down, hang seng and hong kong down one and a thirty percent. trying to keep president trump off the ballot, controversial move california governor gavin newsom making this morning. italian summit, focus of the conversation, though, climate change, more on the hollywood hypocrisy today. massive brawl on the diamond, find out what caused the fight that cleared the benches, what a night. apple earnings, double beat on adjusted earnings per share last night, revenue up as well in second quarter. apple credit card will be unveiled next month, the stock is up, lindsey bell, what's your reaction? >> i think this was a good report, it wasn't all that outstanding, the great news was what was happening in china, china revenue declined 4%, they are riding the ship there, 2 quarters prior it was down over 20% in two consecutive quarters, they are doing things like cutting prices, offering trade and financing to help really pick up the region there, now on the service's side sales were up 13% which was a good number, but people were looking more like 15% wh