that non—us persons are not allowed to do —— us persons are not allowed to do —— us persons are not allowed to do —— us persons are not allowed to do any business with iran and even non—us persons are hit by us secondary sanctions, the territorial sanctions. and those sanctions target very broad sectors, like the oil and gas industry, steel, the financial sector, so the latest set of sanctions clearly does not have a big impact on the economy asa not have a big impact on the economy as a whole. it is individual sanctions, but when it comes to the question of how do you use sanctions smartly, it is really questionable whether this is the case in this case, because what we use sanctions for is obviously what you want is a change in behaviour, and to initiate dialogue, but sanctioning the highest leader and potentially the foreign minister who you actually wa nt foreign minister who you actually want a dialogue with, so this is highly questionable. yeah, i wanted to ask about that. clearly from president trump's side it is an important political move, portraying him as the states

against us. we do not participate in similar kinds of activities against russia. but what do you do when you make these kinds of statements about fake news and deep fake videos and so on when you have the recent example of the speaker of the us house of representatives nancy pelosi with this fake video of her, showing her purportedly drunk while she's making a speech and it's retweeted by the president of the united states? you can re—tweet things, that doesn't cross any lines as far as i know and it doesn't usually indicate support for something. no, i mean, he didn't mention it was a fake though, that's the point. and he retweeted it, so when you come here as the us top official on information technology and so on and so forth and you say that this kind of interference we've had from russia is unacceptable and yet you have the president re—tweeting a video like that, it does kind of undermine your position somewhat? well, i would say it's a very important distinction to remember here is tha

military to use the u.s. go world heritage site reports claim the pentagon will now keep planes on the historic san cristobal island for operations in the pacific ocean with the primary purpose said to be fighting drug trafficking so far so good that's just a small catch a minor inconvenience really but ecuador in constitution doesn't allow foreign military bases on its soil but now if it says the defense minister it's not a base pesetas it's a funny little gathering place going to look at the us to meet for periods of no more than a week and is subject to the protocol of the preservation of sovereignty those are my concerns gone also on the plus side washington's covering all the costs but perhaps unsurprisingly not everyone is happy about this latest edition galapagos is not an aircraft carrier for gringo use is an ecuadorian province patrimony of humanity patriotic ground that his vessel soul can reach such a level describes very well the government to represent now ecuador and u.s. relations hit a no no u

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glad you could join us it is a tuesday. glad you could join us for another fabulous edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. we kicked off the programme with the us— iran stand—off, as president trump says he is imposing hard—hitting president trump says he is imposing ha rd—hitting new sanctions president trump says he is imposing hard—hitting new sanctions on tehran, including on the office of the country's supreme leader and its top military officials. president trump said the sanctions were in response to the shooting down of an american drone and, quote, many other things. these measures represent a strong and proportionate response to iran's provocative actions. we will continue to increase pressure on tehran until the regime of attendance it's dangerous activities and aspirations including the pursuit of nuclear weapons “— including the pursuit of nuclear weapons —— abandons its dangerous activities. i am joined by weapons —— abandons its dangerous activities. i amjoined by monica miller

the us president launched a scathing attack on the block, saying it, quote, treats us worse than china, and that is making 6erman carmakers nervous, not least because they fear that washington will go ahead with the threat to impose 25% tariffs on vehicles imported from the eu —— bloc. 0ur berlin correspondentjenny hill has been gauging the mood in frankfurt. stealing themselves for a trade war. 6erman manufacturers court between two superpowers, as america and china battle for economic supremacy —— steeling. this company is already paying the price in tariffs, and donald trump has started to squeeze europe as well. why would you make an investment into something that is so uncertain, because the rules don't come in? and if this pattern increases, this way of doing business, many more companies will be hesitant to make those kinds of investments in future technologies, which means less people investing, which means less jobs, and less growth in the economies, and that is bad for 6ermany‘s motoring success infuriates donald trump. so does the country's export surplus. a trade

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what can you tell us? a short while ago virginia's governor, ralph northam, call this a horrific day for the people of virginia. the shooting an act of unspeakable, senseless violence. what we know so far is thatjust after four o'clock local time on a friday afternoon, a disgruntled former municipal employee walked into his former workplace and open fire indiscriminately. ii workplace and open fire indiscriminately. 11 people are said to have died and at least six people have been injured. virginia beach municipal centre is home to the public utilities department which is where it is thought these gunmen worked. it is also home to the local police department and, of course, that aided that swift response without which this tragedy could have been considerably worse. among the injured was a policeman who exchanged fire with the gunmen. we are told his bullet—proof vest saved him. no details on the gunmen or his motive in this particular shooting. they are not releasing his name at this time. some people e

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and use our own chips. if american companies have permission from washington to sell to us, we will continue to buy from them. tom: how much damage do you expect to be felt in the consumer division, smartphones and laptops, which depend on u.s. chips and software? ren: we might miss our expected growth target, but we are still growing. being able to grow in the toughest battle environment reflects how great we are. tom: do the actions the u.s. has taken mean you will have to ramp up that r&d spending to develop in-house products and components? ren: we set our sale price is relatively high. our current prices are higher than erickson or nokia, so we can make lots of money. as long as we can afford to live and as long as we can survive, we would like to invest more in r&d. even during the most difficult times we still need to invest in the future, otherwise we don't have a future. tom: you have bragging rights. you overtook apple as the number two smartphone maker, sales jumping 50%. you do have that goal of

we use real milk, we don't use milk powder as such. we use mango puree, we use a lotta for flavours, it's all real ingredients, that adds to the cost. where do you go from here? at some point it's going to be saturation. you are going to be saturation. you are going to be saturation. you are going to have to expand and diversify, i assume? we've had a lot of people asking for big flavours, we have launched a new range of beacon flavours. we have no product development in the pipeline. we will make bite —sized portion control desserts because we see that's the way to eat. it's interesting, the thing that strikes me with exotic foods in general, we like them for starters and mains, when it comes to desert, you want something predictable, comforting, ice cream with lots of caramel and whatever else. is that a hurdle for you to overcome, to get people to try something out of their comfort zone for comfort? i think that's the beauty of filling it with ice cream, if you can get through the chilliness and shall enjoy the tunis but the ice c

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so give us ok. goosed you can still sort of moves. but the more pierce has removed you surely you see a new free moves through the work which is rick which to your resume your familiar new feature of it were a missile richard. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that profile in the spot placed before the conviction. ted any interrogation out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable makes them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said if i would cooperate send a statement that i would be home by that time the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with solving a crime. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical

that allows them to set up a fake identity profile that can then be used anywhere that uses fingerprints as a form of identification for fingerprint good like airports and passport facilities and if you do 2 things with you. it's aware of. this data can also be used to open various kinds of secure accounts thing up and commit up to him is that dangerous. it will be extremely dangerous because we trust that biometric data for the whole but we often ignore or don't want to believe that it's fairly easy to manipulate that data was pussy that. the illegal trade in digitized biometric data is booming the systems have become increasingly vulnerable governments and private sector companies are duty bound to protect our personal data because once that information falls into the hands of criminals it's gone forever. not the most powerful engines but there's no sweeter sound for fans than a fixed cost. eternium scheme to is a perennial best seller once a year to speak to you from around the world gavel to separate. cars. your next 30 minutes. rock n roll. symphony for the damned by the church. i k

he joins us live. carley: join us through the course of the morning. "fox and friends" summer concert series, michael ray will perform all morning long. he really gets into his sound and also barbecue. ♪ i will be here looking on forever ♪ carley: a fox news alert. a man said to face a judge today. according to the new york daily news he is accused of plotting to throw grenades at people, he is described by police as a little, was arrested by the fbi after looking into buying grenades. carley: mexico its cooperation with the us and of tariff starting monday. blocking hundreds of migrants mostly from honduras. mexico's foreign minister says up to 6000 national guard troops being deployed to the guatemalan border. >> teresa mae steps down a leader of the conservative party today. 11 conservative members are vying to replace her as party leader and prime minister. nominations open monday. may will remain acting leader while the contest takes place. carley: a fourth american's have linked to the same hotel chain in the dominican republic as a couple de

the health issues are a concern to us. i have six kids, none of them smoke because we strongly believe that education starts at home. education starts with your family. not only that education starts with your family, but it also needs to continue to have programs by education, but that doesn't mean doing it by punishing small businesses. we're losing small businesses. today, yesterday, i was here in city hall. i went to visit three of my businesses, they're already closed. we're losing small businesses. it's not just an issue of health, it's an issue of small businesses. this, we have the right to have small businesses to sell it. this is the life and the survival of small businesses. so we, the hispanic chamber of commerces of san francisco that support a small business finding that put alternatives to the small business, and in the meantime, as soon as it is legal, please allow them to do the sale. we need to survive the small businesses in san francisco. we are going to lose it, and if you don't do something about it,

join, use start us off. it is very difficult to read into the sorts of state m e nts difficult to read into the sorts of statements by president trump, he has made them before, they have proven to fall short. it seems to me that resolving the trade imbalance between the us and china will take more than a friendly meeting with xi jinping. wheni more than a friendly meeting with xi jinping. when i lived in china last, nearly 30 years ago, the total trade between china and the us, both ways,

to be the one you know most of us can only show us the door and he'll have to still walk through the door and the type of thanks was already show the front door and they quite ordered the show at the door and now it's our time to walk through it it is never too late to get the big coins i think. you know we were in the space where you have the early adopters all different aspects of this curve but i think d'souza you get into it it does change the way you see the world you see yourself but i don't think it's ever too late i think you know how from i guess 2009 and now there's always been episodes where people say oh as i missed it now with you to stick around you know this is this is right on time so i think if anything the time is now this is when you should get into it right now. and then if you feel this is the same. one i often said the enemies you empty car. if you could interest to transport cars to boost used to transport. car pooling or what we do is actually very very tiny today so the biggest expansion for us in the next year but in the next 510 years is how do we build a b

but it was not just us. so many of you were there with us helping to push open that gate. thehe grassroots level, mobilization of middle lobbyists for children pre-existing conditions, the nuns, thank god for the nuns. somebody health care providers and so many people standing with us. a real demonstration of what president lincoln said. ,ublic sentiment is everything with it, you can accomplish almost anything, without it nothing. what the public was with us and push open that gate. well, the public was with us in pushing open that eight -- gate. they were all profiles encourage. those who it for voted for the legislation. [applause] name, and in the name of all who hold fast to an ideal in the midst of a storm, i accept this award. i do so with a word about what we face in these unprecedented years. in the darkest hours of the american revolution, thomas the times havet found us. they found lincoln in the civil war they found us in world war ii. we don't place ourselves in those categories, but we do recognize the urgency. so, the times have found us. to strengthen ameri

all of us know that big tech companies are gathering data on all of us now. i mean, google probably knows where we are sitting now in the middle of malawi, and that information is monetised. i am fearful, i think we must protect children from being seen as a product in any way. an hour's drive north of lilongwe and the potential of the software becomes clear. dzaleka refugee camp is home to almost 40,000, fleeing war orfamine. here, onebillion's partner, vso, is delivering hour—long classes. this is integrity church in the heart of the refugee camp. 50 or so children are here. the tablets have been in for about a month. it's a little too early to assess the progress but the interest, you just have to look at the faces. the xprize has shown this open source software works, and that it's one of the best at delivering these results. given the right funding, it seems hard to imagine why tablet schooling won't become more widely adopted. that was dan in east africa, what a fabulous story that was. that's it for this week. next week, we have a special programme o

this puzzled us at first. here we are trying to help evacuate, help russia win the war and heavy are shooting at us. petersburggot to st. . they never got from archangel to make contact with the transit. railroad. they were never able to get through all the way, so the on way they could evacuate was along that long route of the transit. railroad. in doing so.ssful many of the legion, almost all of the legion was evacuated. until theoops there final evacuation. is that it took until the 1960's, and due to court order, that our soldiers serving in our united states army in russia got veteran status. it took them that long and by court order. the united states government was unwilling to recognize them as veterans. the last part of this is, with the war over, what to do with the railroads. change had been made, and everyone recognized we couldn't go back to the old ways. was literally a free-form discussion. many folks from the labor unions to the chamber of commerce to everyone including the head of the united s

that allows them to set up a fake identity profile that can then be used anywhere that uses fingerprints as a form of identification for finger prick like airports and passport facilities and if you don't do 2 things with you. it's aware of. this lord's data can also be used to open various kinds of secure accounts of thing you know to commit up there is that dangerous. islamic stream li dangerous because we trust that biometric data for toll but we often ignore or don't want to believe that it's fairly easy to manipulate that data was possibly that. the illegal trade in digitized biometric data is booming the systems have become increasingly vulnerable governments and private sector companies are duty bound to protect our personal data because once that information falls into the hands of criminals it's gone forever. because. it's 2019 cut america i believe it is rising in south america this is caused just brazil and the pressure is on putting. your life at another victory to make a lady who talks a lot easier to find out more. in 90 minutes on w. rock and. sinful school. the church. an

that's what you told us. but when they stand up the system there were five key things they had to follow that they didn't, my understanding is they still haven't corrected all of those. >> that is correct. >> and the things they were supposed to do. >> we have open recommendations. >> so we're supposed to believe everything is just fine. don't worry for you have even got to the fundamentals yet not even the first amendment concerns, fourth amendment just the process to implement the system you said earlier to the chairman strict policies that we follow. how do we have confidence in strict policies that you will follow when you didn't follow the rules in the first place? . . . . and actually since the last hearing in 2017, the fbi went back and evaluated the current algorithm again and all the sizes, and the accuracy posted above and 90% of top percentile then we had reported initially. we do care about the accuracy and the testing. >> earlier you said that the focus was on memorandums of understanding between

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and govt cyan to being messiah so moch was not us of the out by design mongers not us i'm not us i'm not so nice on it out is that out of the post of on your some of us on i'm with them to sort out the new out of. i mean that you've done your job now in the middle east that attentions could come and stay so that it's a possibility of maybe 30 conflict. by accident how made it to the conflict must be avoided by all means think like the peace in the middle east i think it's over the world that it is necessary nobody wants a conflict. like what you. would like to play i know as much as possible that's the reason i visited iran disc i'm. more conscious i have a house on the care they've come out of what we had out of you vehicles other feet is suddenly going out and now they must be how to game with you so they are going to so they don't you but we have got a d.d. in the us army get if this about sort of also about a month ago how many on enough to how but i knew when i got that you months i get out of here but i you know when i saw that autonomy going as i'd already asked he's just this

talk us through these escalating tensions between the us and iran which has led to spike in the price of oil. any sort of threat of conflict or anything like that, especially in the middle east, is going to have an effect on oil markets. with mike pompeo talking about even more sanctions to be added to iran, almost 80% of the economy as sanctions on it at the moment and the us wants to add to that. this is after last week when we saw oil jumped that. this is after last week when we saw oiljumped 95% which is the biggest in two years. that is the us secretary of state who is in saudi arabia and the uae starting today and progressing through the week. that will be super—sensitive, oil. also the turkish lira has bounced up, geopolitics following the mayoral election in istanbul not going to the party of resident erdogan. and it's not necessarily the little issue causing the problem but the uncertainty for that we know about political uncertainty in this country but the political uncertainty it generates, whenever there is an emerging market or currency the fit is about contagion to oth

are using it for other people are using it for. i'd like a recently amount of the printed word and yet you brought artificial intelligence to the frankfurt book fair in grand style founded the arts plus festival for digitalisation of the creative and cultural sectors now that took place for the 3rd time last fall and before we speak for the let's have a quick look at what it looked like. the frankfurt book fair with some 300000 visitors the largest worldwide digitalisation has led to new demands and a new focus a fan within a fair. the arts plus has been sounding out the technology of artificial intelligence on art since 2016 show room for a new age instead of a book there's plenty of like dancing. at the book fair has found its place in the digital world researching the opportunities associated with creative machines the arts wants to be a forum for art science and the creative industries no small task getting the book fair into digital shape for the 4th industrial revolution. what can you tell us about how it is affecting us as a

they can call us. we can direct them to the services they might need. >> we do the three one one to keep the city neighborhoods clean. there are people dumping, waste on the ground and needles on the ground. it is unsafe for children and adults to commute through the streets. when we see them we take a picture dispatch to 311. they give us a tracking number and they come later on to pick it up. we take pride. when we come back later in the day and we see the loose trash or debris is picked up it makes you feel good about what you are doing. >> it makes you feel did about escorting kids and having them feel safe walking to the play area and back. the stuff we do as ambassadors makes us feel proud to help keep the city clean, helping the residents. >> you can see the community ambassadors. i used to be on the streets. i didn't think i could become a community ambassador. it was too far out there for me to grab, you know. doing this job makes me feel good. because i came from where a lot of them are, home

and the us and iran amid deteriorating relations. the us does not see conflicts that will defend its course. japan's defense minister responding they have no intention of sending japanese troops to respond to this attack but it comes as chinese president and the -- xi jinping met with hassan rouhani over the weekend but things are moving in the wrong direction. rob: we will dive into this later in the show. jillian: as the world watches to see what iran will do next fox news contributor says the president is squeezing the regime, the us should take action. >> the president made clear he is prepared to negotiate but they are being honest and in the past we are cuddling up with what iran has done and i think the secretary is right, they are feeling the squeeze and they should be called out. there probably needs to be a response to this. what we want is for iran to stop its mischief in the middle east and we don't get there by not being honest about what it is doing. i think sometimes people say a tough reaction make negotiations with p

it's used to insult somebody rather than like fighting words were used to call attention to your self. that is the purpose. fighting words is a viewpoint or if it is it's overcome. >> the viewpoint is i can be offensive. i don't have to obey the authority and that is the viewpoint. >> that's like saying my protest is i want to use words prohibited by not giving trademark protection and because of the viewpoint you have to give them trademark protection. that's totally circular. >> it doesn't matter if the mark should be granted or not at the statutthestatute as written andd covers a fair amount of the high value of speech -- >> i see that argument. i'm not asking about that because i think i understand. i am worried about the viewpoint coming as you said, but i'm also worried about thei the racial se all know about. in certain places in the united states, appearing as a product name, appearing on every bus where it's advertised, appearing on newsstands, times square where children and others see it, that's the interest that they are talking about the same time as they point out it doe

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great having you with us this is. the u.s. and iran are trading accusations over a suspected attack on 2 oil tankers in the gulf of oman washington's acting defense secretary claims america is simply trying to build agreement on what happened. i think as you can tell we have an international situation very annoying. us situation and the focus for myself and i'm gras or both me and secretary pompei o is to build international consensus to this international problem. earlier the u.s. released a video here it is which it claims shows rain ians removing an unexploded mine from one of the vassals but the tankers owner says that his crew reported the vessel being hit by flying projectiles around meanwhile is accused america of engaging in sabotage diplomacy and undermining peace and security in the region. over the last year of years the us has been implementing an aggressive approach hailes the international got or using its financial and military clout this poses a serious threat to the region into global security. so iran is ques

for the us and the us media to maintain. this whole idea of there being moderate democratic forces among the rebels in syria but clearly most of the groups fighting the government were really extreme islamist groups that's the reality and these were the groups that the cia and and its allies its british and french and saudi and qatari and turkish allies were supporting and arming from the very early stages of this conflict. india is imposing trade tariffs on $28.00 classes of u.s. goods in a tit for tat measure this follows donald trump's decision to withdraw new delhi's a preferential trade status for goods including steel the us president accused new delhi of failing to give washington equitable access to its market so in retaliation import taxes as high as 70 percent have been placed on u.s. products such as all men's and apples we spoke to the editorial advisor from india's republic t.v. who believes there is nothing equitable in global trade. it's not a train well it's a john think that's watch john does i mean he needs

have no evidence that that model was ever used in practice i would be shocked if it isn't being used machine learning is pretty good at finding elements from a huge pool of non elements when president obama took over the so-called war on terror he favored drones because they meant fewer boots on the ground and as the drone wars expanded the method of selecting targets changed metadata was now a key source of intelligence but there was far too much of it for human analysts to process the machine learning would be used to identify targets and sift the good guys from the bad at least that was the idea machine learning is good at this problem called binary classification so is someone part of a terrorist network are they not part of a terrorist network machine learning is also pretty good it asymmetric problems where there are very very few things you're looking for in a sea of things you're not looking for a few people who are part of terrorist networks in a sea of civilians for example so where do you think the kind of statistical targeting is likely to go wrong humans too binary class

use it in the future. emily: many unanswered questions. we will see how facebook answers what it can in july. thank you both. coming up, in amazon's quest for e-commerce domination, a push into beauty. how amazon plans to take on the likes of long time beauty players, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ emily: breaking news, san francisco has become the first major u.s. city to ban the sale of e-cigarettes. the board of supervisors has voated to ban the sale of e-cigarettes in stores and online to san francisco addresses. this will have a big impact on juul, the biggest maker of e-cigarettes in the united states. they are working on a ballot initiative for november that would regulate e-cigarettes, but reverse this ban. they just need enough voters to agree. we will continue to cover this. it has to go to the mayor for her signoff. that could take 10 days. potentially a big move by the city of san francisco to ban e-cigarettes in the u.s. and around the world. ok, meantime, amazon making waves in beauty.

chaplain conroy: let us pray. gracious god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. you have blessed us with all good gifts and the thankful hearts we express our gratitude. in this moment of prayer, please grant to the members of this people's house as they meet with their respective constituents the gifts of wisdom and discernment that in their words and actions that i will do justice, love with mercy and walk humbly with you. during this week especially, when our nation celebrates its found, bless the members and their constituents with even greater wisdom and insight as they encounter one another to learn from one another, whatever might be of importance to the future of our country and its people. may all that is done be for your greater honor and glory, amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 9-a of house resolution 445, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentlewoman from colorado, ms. degette. ms. degette: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republ

give us your take. they rest opposite on monday alone but since that initial offering, they have gone up by 600%. people who shorted the stock saying it was going to have flat on its face, out of the money. this is interesting because they make alternatives to meat was of this comes at a time when were talking more about emissions, we know that cattle for instance, farming, it can be quite inefficient creating methane gas. half of all the grain wheat has gone to feed cattle or animals and that's a very inefficient way of getting energy into humans. and this comes ata time energy into humans. and this comes at a time interestingly, when the un population division report talked about huge searches of population in africa, we need to feed everyone. we do. so plant —based burgers come up in front of time to talk about the puppy in front of time to talk about the punpy dog in front of time to talk about the puppy dog eyes —— we run out of time to talk about puppy dog eyes. i will treat the story. thank

business i'm joined now the milan in berlin good to have you with us more problems for us plane maker boeing the company has admitted that some of that 737 planes they have faulty parts on their wings now this comes as global airlines met in seoul to discuss the industry's future direction not long ago the south korean capital was at the center of a region seeing strong growth in air travel but now that's all in doubt. at the annual gathering of airline heavyweights the picture is grim surging oil prices a faltering global economy and fears of a passion just safety it's been a turbulent 12 months. that's under demands robbers the trade was and for tips in this measures are taking the toll on the cargo business and rising costs for fuel labor infrastructure asked pleasing margins the industry has cut its profit forecast by a 5th expecting to take home 20000000000 dollars this year that softer icelandic airline while air went bankrupt in march the latest in a flurry of field flight operators and not referred to in the profit warning the 2 feet tall boeing 737 months crashes and the cont

you must feel to move him or used to both of us and i was going out. going to steamboat in the evening to the east you got a few days too. you know. because. you're going to have to reach your eyes because you're from because you've moved to new world war you're more you would almost to. the world through them doing a good. for them. in a way as. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that prevalent in the spot the place where people look at the. books had any interest geisha out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said therefore we. sat on the statement that i would be home by that time the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with solving their crime. the us president donald trump is treated to a royal welcome

let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive hello and welcome to business live. do get in touch we will share your comments later. facebook has become part of our lives — ourfriends, our photos and diaries. now, the tech giant wants to get inside your wallets. today, it's expected to launch its own cryptocurrency — it's been called both libra and globalcoin — and is a £1 billion project that's been in development for a year. it appears to have the endorsement of more than 12 corporations, from uber to paypal, visa and masterca rd. and it's reported facebook will not control the new currency. it'll be governed instead by an independent foundation of firms that have each invested some $10 million each. it will enable 2.4 billion monthly users of facebook, whatsapp and messenger, change money into its digital coins, to shop on the internet, on the high street or transfer money, without the need for a bank account. importa ntly, facebook‘s token differs to other offerings, because it will be pegged to a number of government—issued currencies. that's to avo

what keeps us in shape what makes us see and how do we stamp. my name is dr constantly i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and i discuss what you can do to improve your health. state use and let's all try to stay. calm d.w. . the food. this is eat up the news a show coming up in the program a fight for hong kong's autonomy protesters in hong kong clashed with police over a goal that sessions to chip away at the territories autonomy alone get hong kong hold out against beijing plus. fighting back the filipino martial artist using her skills to help victims.

tell us the scale of this. it is hard to imagine, but a huge chunk of humanity in africa isn't online. how will this help? >> there are a lot of barriers to getting the 75% of people in africa, and the 50% of the world that isn't yet using the internet -- there are a lot of barriers. affordability is one. both the price of devices and the price of mobile data -- people are typically getting online through smartphones, so mobile data is a big issue. there is lack of good infrastructure, even in lots of places in the united states, right? mobile internet speeds are very poor. especially true if you are talking about rural areas in the u.s., and africa, there are physical limitations when people are spread out, if there are mountains or jungles, all of that is a problem. there are literacy barriers and other social obstacles to people getting online. there is a whole host of challenges. emily: you talk about these phones having the bones of the cheap feature phone, but the brains of a smartphone. can you really pr

thank you for being with us. supervissupervisor per visor gor and earlier we had supervisor safai, and he had to take off. why aren't you in your seat? you know, today is not just about the investments we are making in our up coming budget, it is about the commitment behind those investments. commitments to communities like s un nydale for those who have been left behind. san francisco is a city with a heart but we also have to be a city with a memory. a memory not only for the commitments we have kept but also the ones we have failed to keep. for too long our public housing communities were one of those failed commitments. we are changing that with our programs where we have rehabilitated over 2500 public housing units. [applause.] and through hope sf, which is revitalizing and france forming communities in hunters view and right here in sunny dale and with the reconstruction of the long overdue transformation of the san francisco housing authority. we are building and rehabbing housing, creating stronger and he

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us holding steady through time . always a pleasure thank you. major monetary policy news out of india as the deputy governor of the federal bank of india follows his former blues out of the door after a fight over the independence of the r.b.i. caria is one of 4 r.b.i. deputy governors and had strongly warned of the risks of increased influence of prime minister narendra modi's government over the r.b.i. policy levers mr made his strong statements while the then r.b.i. governor patel has led the push back on the modi administration's efforts to steer r.b.i. policy mr patel resigned as r.b.i. governor in the december of 2018 mr patel successor. has pursued policies in line with mr goodloe to express policy for profit says for more relaxed regulations and credit considerations despite major scandals in india's banking sector now mr archaia is falling mr patel out of r.b.i. as of july 23rd. vietnam and india are benefiting from the ongoing trade war between us and china china is pouring investment dollars into those countries to offset the cost of

they gave us our world. and those simple sounds of freedom we hear today are their voices speaking to us across the years. at this place, let us honor all the americans who lost their lives in world war ii. let us remember, as well, that over 40 million human beings from every side perished -- soldiers on the field of battle, jews in the ghettos and death camps, civilians ravaged by shell fire and famine. may god give rest to all their souls. fifty years later, what a different world we live in. germany, japan and italy, liberated by our victory, now stand among our closest allies and the staunchest defenders of freedom. russia, decimated during the war and frozen afterward in communism and cold war, has been reborn in democracy. and as freedom rings from prague to kiev, the liberation of this continent is nearly complete. now the question falls to our generation. how will we build upon the sacrifice of d-day's heroes? like the soldiers of omaha beach, we cannot stand still. we cannot stay safe by doing so.