this is joining us we're the stop sign with us president donald trump -- this friday saying trade talks with china have been continuing. what he called a very congenial mana? but off the market's jitters over his -- somewhat more aggressive t towards beieijing tweets earlilier.. and vigorouous defense of new taririffs imposed on chinese importrts. sees and underfefed trades.. whe imbalances go investors borate about a full scale trade war -- has -- talks between these t two

are powerless was you. i'm joined by a p. crossman wasn't infinite crowther good evening to you phillip. what's the latest. yeah no deal at today here in washington between china and the united states that had been as serious work here going on on a what the president called. an epic trade deal between china and the united states no -- such results here so far essentially what we're seeing here all two separate stories developing first of all the work on that trade deal the toward the main negotiated with china is about to return home without any kind of announcement on behalf of washington and beijing. now the other part of the story which is developing parallel here it is the fact that those new tariffs have been imposed on chinese goods now by the united states -- those terrorists going up from 10225% on two hundred billion dollars worth of goods so that's a serious escalation in a trade war between the united states. and china and there is a threat

from the president's here from donald trump -- t that another three hundred and twenty five billion dollars worth of goods would also see an increase 225% so that would be essentially almost everything that is imported from china to the united states. that would have a tariff slapped upon them a trade will very much going on right now between the united s states and china.. how far do you think cuddle time is prepared to push that for th? well we've heard from him today in a series of a tweets he seems to be calm and one said see says there is no rush to come to a deal between china and the united states this is a president after all. who as a contender for the presidency said that he was willing to impose tariffs and certainly has done so he believes he's in a good bargaining position and wants to as you said? but wants to work on that trade imbalance somomethingng that hes almost obsessed with the something that he's s mentioned

throughout his presidency the launch a trade deal is something that's all the administration's would have wanted to work on as well the united states wants chinaa to stop. its theft of intellectual property from the united states the trade imbalance is supposed to be stopped currency manipulation this is a veryy vey big deal the united states and chinaa i'll still working o on t right nowow by the way because according to the dread the treasury secretary. here in the united states those talks were actuallyly cononstrue and they will be further talks down the line to come to a big deal between the us and china. but in the meantime those tariffs have beenn introduducedy the united states there also already existing tariffs that have been imposed by china. so this is something that will - developed for the for a possibly months to come. thanks for joining us. nonow facebook post t small is a complex met with a manual micron head in paris the french president's pushing for greater regulation all the social media

giant. amid concern over hate speech and cycle fake news. insuring this month's upcoming european elections namely lloyd has details. the meeting with the president calls first suit mark zuckerberg's trademark hootie and casual style when new way to be seen. as he arrived at the nbc palace in paris. the topic on the table hate speech online and how to tackle it. facebook ceo in the french president met a year ago to stop the conversation and a partnership. as part of it facebook has opened itsts doors to french regulators he spent six months in bed at the socicial mededia t watching how stuff deal with extremist content first hand. that conclusions self regulation by large tech companies has been inadequate as a lack of transparency and i need to be an independent regulator who has access to algorithms. i can order it companies internal policies against hate speech. facebook responded saying.

the report said sounds a path towards a new model for contents regulation that has the potential to be both effective and workable. it would allow platforms to develop innovative solutions to keep they use a safe wall being clearly accountable to regulator for how well they do this. president macro once phones to take a leading role on take regulation. french parliament is debating laws to force platforms like google facebook and twitter to take down on all four posts within twenty four hours. will be fined up 24% of a global revenue. facecebook was heavily criticizd for its failure to quickly remove footage of the march shooting attack in new zealand. under pressure as a quebec has a series of meetings around europe to discuss future regulation of the internetet. we'll talk more about this i'm joined by philip cohen who is the author of a book internet versus -- inside heights. and that runs -- an ngo you -- designed to count up i hate speech -- on the surface for

your reaction to that meeting i do think mr zuckerberg is being a sincere when he says on the same page as president michael. i think he has to iss no other choice at thisis point in time - it caesar getting into more essex -- probably going to be dismantled by its own toxicity so -- zoos of those movies is easy easy isn't exactly easy is it right to move. its appointees what type of measures are going to be -- in gauged -- and i'm i'm also good with internet measures it's something you u what whahat we . to delete from the internet it's what the platform in the users are ready to take as a kind of commitment and this is why -- ngo rest basins trying to help to work not only on the leading eieight from content. the e trying to prprevent peoplo issue a t trickle downn to meang to to come from the start which is called education. without somebody not where the

emphasis has to companies from stopping people doing this in the first place correct if you start censoring things on t the internet you're always going to get into. the kind of all in their herrin- yet the saving on live from paris ninety this is in a sense- anti macro night speech no witty that when when you self moderates yourself meaningng whn you don't call for murder. is not free speech calling for someone you know to be murdered well to be beheaded. that's not something lives inciting violence and it's extremely violent and it's against the law. so you know you are very right to say that there is a real tension between freedom of speech and freedom to hate and to win you know when someone comes to your studio you at your expectancies person to comply with the local news. and this is what we ought to doo also on social media. how c can you get people to to send self since that's never

gonna happen? hi yes so personally stick i mean people people are able to hey don't press mystical being on the end. well -- except on the on the internet until you get some signal which tells you what does the basic rules it's very difficult to expect someone. to comply with the rules accused of being articulated it's like being on the highway. with no signs of like -- speed limit for instance how do you want people. to comply with the speed limit is there is no signs to say it's ninety kilometers per hour. rather political contest all of this and part of the french government's argument is that where there's an election coming up the stakes are simply too high to allow. some of the stuff which is being posted to the post. zz is is it was it would always be a political context. so be behind his contacts it's what do we won't all. digital world to become wet to what type of legacy we want. to add be quick to our kids to moral -- is it is it is i mean you have your say did very loudly which is. what you find on the internet can be -- for but since he's this is why we are taking some steps on how we can make it more

breaths aboard. no more to to to to input so more oxygen work cobbling easement ease of usese of us mamajority. going thanks very much for joining us. moving on now in the memorial museum in a series of educational programs they were among the projects announced byy prpresident mac on the attendedd francis slaveryry remembrance d- here in paris the eighth edition of this offense and it was lost amid criticism that the country was little slow. to atone for one of the darkest corners of his past numbers the show has more. remembering the horrors of history. as he attended the eighth annual slavery remembrance day in paris a million michael announced several initiaiatives to help commemorates the abolition of the slave trade. home we'll build a monument in the center of paris. a bigger museum to attract more guests with new and updated school programs and an internationally b backed

fofoundation.. not so ladies and gentltlemen is waterfronts will do to carry and transmits the memory of slavery. sitting behind the president's was former justice minister chris gentle br who authored the two thousand one law recogognizg slavery as a crime against humanity. a vocal anti slavery advocates shee stressed the need for formr colonial powers to look history in the eye. ants to acknowledge their mistakes it's as usual to restart it's about the history of mankind colonialism lasted for centuries four and a half centuries during which the wealth we shared an organized by colonial empires. translator road and is now doing its part to recognize the reality of this history. and to draw the right conclusions. both w. and the mclean also pointed out that the fight against slavery was far from over. ng to several ngos. up to forty million people are still trapped in forced labor worldwide.

south africa the agency holds a commanding lead with 95% of the vote now counted as parliamentary election. and see all not for little over 57% us over 35% ahead of his nearest rival. results being interpreted as a warning to the parties the lotion. they've ever achieved amid angle over a series of scandals. two over the voting process itself is a correspondent. is now reports. several medical parties of large complaints with h the indedepent electoral commission following allegations of irregularities during theheoting prorocess. they say they have proof we people were able to vote more than once due to a lack of checks and balances at voting stations. already twenty people have been arrested in connection with elecectoral fraud. if if i got from one wedding station to another and the red fighting say so why was

registered i could do not about to say so my name is identified his role that going to scan my id. but many of those machines is not working properly.. peop a are goingng to vote from one point to anotother point and we feel that the c constitution going to w write this in a three i'm comingg to todadathese these these actions happening a countrywide regarding this with a lot of focus is not happy. speaking to corrections thirty to forty years one is that one parties that have lost a complaint. and this actually theory sees the each of the scandals that were not working in some instances people have been given to placated papers. both for the national in the provincial vote so we don't know really how many pepeople have de this. ththe electororal commissioion s protein indndependent auditororo investigate the complains. but the aggrieveved party sayayy are being l lgely ignored because t they represent minorities. we can take a closer look now at the i. n. c. one seeing as a standard b bearer for democracyn

the wake of pots side. popularity of very much on the way in. itit's been fostered the foror p trtry got. it was the doing of a new era. nelson mandela was walking free apartheid was dumb and south africa was taking its first steps into a democratic future under the banner of the african national congress. twenty five years later it seems the agency's reputation as the party of freedom no longer matters as much as its ability to govern. don't have jobs. ththis kind of thining. so i'm hoping that they get tha. give us jobs stop corruption which is the main concern is no. changing amenities and distribution of resources evenly throughout the country just. like so they think it should be up better place. at the national level the think is a clear showing an ad lawson supported every ballot from a peak of nearly 70% in two thousand and four at the local level the losses a starker with the anc losing out majorly and its last two elections. the most r recent its worst ever results at the end of minority

room. south africans were becoming fed up not just with the party scene is mired in corruption but it's balls. to jacob zuma followed in both mandela's and freed assessor thabo mbeki shoes and spectacularly failed to live up to the role. is nine years in power as well marked by repeated scandals over a piece e of power. and a huge economic slowdown resides at the evils others you may as we've had multiple come commissions of inquiry eighteen came sir rev up was i december. twenty seventeen and immediately we sold this phenomenon of remomote florea. ecstaticic her. reconsideration of a teacher so is a zillion people t thought ts is a new agency. it was a master of the anc seseeking to o regain its showi. however much of the damage had already been done. unemployment remains assistant at 27% along with sky high crime rates and rampant inequality.

and that's before voters her to take the fractious nature of the ancc into accounts. that are really going to take a leap of faith. trusting that ramaposa we'll be able. to n not just t controrol is agy but stay in the leadership of this agency and not pull the anc backck into the o old predominat ways of doing. malfeasance corruption and dishonesty lack of accountability. a host of other political parties have risen in recent years to chief among them the democratic alliance and the economomic freedom fighterers. run by using his own former protege and one time e a and c . youth wining leader judas marle. young voters making up some 20% of the electorate. it seems likely never challenges are only going to siphon more of the ballots away from the a and c. in future. as they look elsewhere for solutions to the problems.

from sister is so just being k. withthin a minute she operaratio frfree foror hostages in the wet african nation of the king of fast so. wrong those rescued were two french citizens kidnapped -- in neighboring benin at t the beginning ofof the month. the sosouth koreaean national fa along side the much you to arrive in phones tomorrow. fourth person found was an american woman. it's been for twenty fours generally. frost has lost two of its sons the words of the country's chief of staff of the armed forces as he described a hostage rescue operation that took placece inne queue to fasten on thursday. when women would come on to work for the dictates when the commandos positions were detected all the way around a dozen meters away from the target? he heard a terrorist arm themselves inside that shelters. so they decided to launch the assaults. headed towards them. without opening for it to be sure they will not heed the hostages or he any potential civilian.

family members of the terrorist that may have been inside the scam. because on the scope. french commandos it said that they did via phone and alarm bathroom cello died during the overnight rate. special forces did however manage to save the two french tourists they were looking for and to others. a usus citizen and a south koren cititizen they didn't know a web presence. france's minister of the armed forces deleted her colleagues for executing the covert operation. so no decision. this mission it was miraculous feat. did you know back o on opereratn of red difficulty t that few armieses i in the world a are ce of carrying ou. these are thehe hostages it will now be ablble to regain their freedom and their families. authorities launch the attack this thursday at the fed hostagages would be t transferro terrorists known as the machine and abrasion front. handover that would have made

that rescue near impossible. president the manual macro only set to greet the freed hostages whwhen they touch down on french soil on saturday. congratulations to liverpool tottenham arsenal and chelsea quite a week for english football is premiership clubs -- made history by filling all four top spots. europe's's two biggest finalss simon hararding takes a lookk at ththe financncial clout that mat possible. english clubs at the pinnacle of european football following liverpool and tottenham is remarkable comeback wins to reach the champions league fina. hostile in chelsea qualified for the europa league final europe's second major tournaments for the first time in history full clubs from the same country. dominate two finals. youan -- understand but he wass that he had the l liabilities -- many i and ain't this moment -- did the committee he's the best the simplest should be noted.

although the because it was saying that what they think. of domination on the page which could be linked to another factor financial strength something which villains his manager was quick to point sounds after the spaniards would not dance by arsenal on thursda. and she does everything there is no doubt that also have a greater financial backing them violence yeah. but we knew that we had to make do without disadvantage. that's just the y it is. as i say. amongst the ten richest clubs in europe six of them are english significant club budgets which should you mostly to big sponsorship and television rights deals which is an equally re distributed to teams inn thee champipionship. a system which allows bottom of the table clubs in england to have the same budget of some of the best teams in france. this is a trend that is set to continue with big investments in football teams engnglish c cbs e able to recruiuit the best plays and manages in turn. alallowing them to win more trophies attractive football and positive results whichch leads o more invnvestment a pass and whh

could keep english football at the top of europe. for years to come. talking business is to not say hello to act catherine -- bennett's hi catherine and i if for a business person you be starting off with donald trump - upping the pressure once more the chinese of course in the latest salvo of the us sino trade all the us has hikes terrace from 10% 225%. and it is a surprising move even by trump standards as a breakthrough in negotiations have seem so close even as recently as a week ago. china says that it will retaliatee. negotiations continueded in wawashington today inn with a tp no rush t to finalize talalks..n the decisioion puts china on the back foot c chinese businesses i haven't had time to modify the supply chains over pat for the higher tariffs as peter o'brien reports. chinese businesses have been caught off guard by serious escalation in the trade war. this whole sailor and judging provinces selling the westt but

not buying the politics the woman is how it's affected us a lot. american customers are no longer willing to buy from china will have. what was the book later it's unreasonable ways with full rights and join the world trade organization so shouldn't terence speed decreasing? but on such a the us is more than double duties on two hundred billion dollars of chinese products this coming into effect on friday. it doesn't apply to goods already in transit so the brunt of the impact would be felt for a few weeks. when it does hit industries producing electronics computer parts furniture and automotive parts will be affected thehe mo? in total the new tireses could t china's growth b by up 21%1% ovr the next y year. forany exporters it'll be impossible to bear the cost alone so businesses and consumers in the us will have to absorb it. some chinese businesses are considering moving manufacturing and warehousing to other countries. but t this is costly and time

consuming. others might focus on didifferet mamarkets altogether. mmhm c confirmation. we may be able to avoid damage to a business by focusing on domestic sales all sales to other countries what is this you have was a show show. somers simply waiting to see if a new trade deal will be reached but beijing will likely retaliate to the u. s. is latest salvo. and experts say the trade war is far from over. the u. k. economy rebounded in the first three months of the year thanks to businesses stockpiling ahead of a brexit that never came. gdp picks up by hall from percent and manufacturing was given abuses company sprinted to fill orders before the march twenty ninth deadline. the british cononsulate philip hammond insisted that the new figures spell good news for the country. it's it's correct there has been someme stockpilingng ahead of te possibility of an ideal -- exit in march but the underlying message is one of resilience of

this economy the growth has come across all sectors services construction. manufacturing production -- it's not just in one area. but analysts aren't so sure if you're reading the surge of imports to pre brexit anxiety and effects that will surely subside as brexit drags on investors nerves has certainly been tested by this long us china tradede will. translate this move is no exception but while european stocks ininitially dropped on tm on trump's announcement thehey then moveded into positive territory through the day's trading. the foot seas slipped under the flat line at the close of friday's trading the cat go home was up foror a course of a perct while frankfurtrt dax made the most significant gainsns in the end up three quarters of a percent. u. s. markets have turned a arod from e early declines with the w jones up by a quarter o of a percenent. the s. and p. five hundndred alo moved into the green the nasdaq stayed in negative territory. so not the most auspicious day to make your entry into the stock market right heading up --

but began trading today but she has opened below its initial public offering price of forty five dollars h he made his first trade of forty two dollars a share. anan is now trading at around forty ththree dollars seventy seven cents. his malall not disappointing of fasting. in the most anticipated share sale of the year -- stumbled out of the gates when it began trading below its initial public offering ununusual f for companf such h high profilee. on the ride hailing apppps first day of trading its shares fell as much as 9% despite the conservatitive initial pricing f forty five dollars each. of the rival l lift floated in march and then lost 27% of its share price ceo dara khosrowshahi perhaps suspected what was coming i think the most important thing is that. the business and we keep buildiding. last year -- but had ninety one million uses a month to o call 700- cities for its stock market

debut the company was valued at eighty two point four billion dollars nearly the combined value of general motors and fed ex. but there are questions over who was practices that just won't go away. the company's employment model has long been on the phone. drivers like basic protections like minimum wage and social security and protests across us cities a regular sight. he was also sustained massive losses over the last three years ten billion dollars in old and is never reported profits. so far not smart did little to investors there are many investors that arere. looking at to invest in it and so -- you know it's so. out of the wave of the future. the fate of food the stock will determine whether the company can secure the investments to much the scale of it some christian. does have a look at some of the business headlines for you at this hour. to send crop has abandoned a merger with india's tosses steel and is instead pursuing an initial public

offering of its successful lifts business. jazz and jumpeped at the knees t the fate of the magic means of the german company will have to cut six thousand jobs of which four thoususand are in germaman. chinese e. commerce giant j. d. dot com b. to provide a service for the first quarter of two thousand and nineteen in resesus released on friday revenues rose almost 21% year on year. while amazon has packed its bags and left the chinese market jd dot com is now facing increasing domestic competition from other internet companies such as ali baba. chris vogelsang has been named the new chief executive of dansko bank the dutchman previously spent seventeen years of the dutch bank abn amro. he doesn't have an easy task ahead of him could be trying to clean up the bank's image off it was embroiled in money laundering scandals lost yet well for the two hundred billion year is. riana is making history the barbadian singer is launching a fashion label with french luxury

goods group lvmh and in doing so becomes the first woman of color to lead a fashion house under the ground. the ground we based in paris and make ready to wear clothes shoes and accessorories. but she's no stranger to new collaborations she previously boosted sales a prima when she

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