on the dow so companies and companies that are dying and declare their dead companies and their supply plowing their way. to speculate on on the death of a company. break into the chinese consulate in houston right after it vacated on washington's borders after the us secretary of state called on the other nations to join forces against china. although the far orthodox christians burned turkish flags in the blank cd of personally q. and a show of outrage over present aired a long decision to turn highest of fear into a mosque to be on the. laws move turning points of fear into a. this is not droids from the turkish because they have the churches to pray to

god. and the us ban on the victims during the pandemic expires attention leaving millions homeless in the great continue to soar in the country. we're looking at just about thousands tens of thousands of families in there has not been a response in terms of how you will address of course opening back up and people facing a big change and. welcome to the program and i'm happy saturday to you all this is r.t. international bring you your life news update this hour. the chinese foreign ministry has accused the u.s. of violating international law by breaking into its consulate in houston and has vowed to retaliate american agents were seen forcing their way through the back door right after chinese officials. required to vacate the building the raid

happened on friday president trump ordered the closure earlier in the week accusing beijing of stealing intellectual property meanwhile in the chinese city of chengdu the american consulate has been shut down in a tit for tat measure and a man was seen taking trash bags out of the building. meanwhile a chinese researcher has been arrested in san francisco she is accused of not disclosing her military affiliations and her visa application she is one of 4 missing researchers who have recently been accused of being a fraud beijing has condemned the crackdown and urged the united states to stop harassing chinese students and researchers are quarter looks at the ongoing escalation. since the 1970 s. u.s. foreign policy has used more honey than vinegar and its dealings with beijing china has definitely changed as a result but not exactly the way washington wanted it to you know the world was much different than we imagine think you shouldn't which and it would produce a future with bright promise of comedy and cooperation. but today today we're all

still wearing masks and watching the pandemics body count rise because the c.c.p. failed in its promises to the world if we want to have a free 21st century and not the chinese century of which dreams. the old paradigm of blinding gauge with china simply won't get it done speech seems to have a lot in common with that of winston churchill's when he declared an iron curtain had descended across europe dividing it into soviet and western spheres it was the beginning of the cold war and with pump ails us against them rhetoric another cold war between the u.s. and china may be brewing this isn't about containment don't buy that. it's about a complex new challenge that we've never faced before. the u.s.s.r. was closed off from the free world communist china is already within our borders washington's hostile stance is no doubt part of a recent pitfall in sino u.s.

relations while waistband in the u.s. accusations of tech that disputes in the south china sea it's all reminding experts of a warning former president richard nixon made decades ago we must cultivate jointed during the next few decades want it is learning to develop its national strength and potential otherwise we will one day be confronted with the most of the middle enemy that has ever existed in the history of the world unfortunately for washington nixon was right when he was president china was still an economically backwards country with its eyes on rapid development fast forward to the present and the communist party has accomplished much of what it set out to do it's lifted millions out of abject poverty it led the country to. what looks like a quick recovery from the covert 900 pandemic it doesn't seem willing to stop in the face of washington statements. remarks which ignore facts and often of ideological bias and cold war mentality are a hodgepodge of political lies intensively made recently by senior u.s.

officials accusations of human rights abuses authoritarian name calling pompei was even labeled china's system a new tyranny it does all sound a bit crusading but then again it's nothing new in america's foreign policy playbook the tree of tyranny in this hemisphere cuba venezuela and nicaragua has finally met its match pressers regimes an ideology the forces of oppression to tell a tear in ism and domination well despite the trumpet ministrations best efforts the so-called troika of tyranny is still around even where u.s. backed regime change was successful it's still no walk in the park in iraq the government is basically powerless to combat militias that see it as a us puppet and in countries where the u.s. failed like venezuela it's a huge waste of taxpayer money china though is a lot more powerful and with u.s. allies unwilling to get behind this new strategy paul might need to rethink his approach because. the world has already. started and actually in

my opinion the show corners code to work between china and america has now much talk during a positive because the united states has never spoke to you know we are thinking of cold war talk to wouldn't do thinking about it china who were very clear which country. is more. in the world into war definitely specially issue a decision to question for many people to understand i think that if you do you manage to to really turn around and ruling in interference in the other countries you. there's been another standoff between protesters and federal forces in the us city a portland things got violent when people marched on the federal courthouse where they were met with tear gas and rubber bullets.

my. was. i. i. i i i. i i. that all forces were sent in earlier this week by president trump to quell anti-racism protests some residents and business owners complained their city has been turned into a war zone but more than a dozen u.s. mayors most of them democrats have voiced alarm over the federal crackdown and the u.n. is now voicing concern over the heavy handed security response. peaceful demonstrations that have been taking place in cities in the u.s. such as portland really must be able to continue with that those positions beaten

in them and also the people reporting on them the journalists risk an arbitrary address to detach and being subject to unnecessary disproportionate or discriminatory use of force or suffering other violations of the your rights since the riot started in portland 18 people have been arrested on charges including arson and vandalism we heard from locals about the situation. but you're right that the red card was a drum circle when even i. just barely started. 3330 that this horrible. thing was just right with the rubber bullet. right. just like he. was out there. we. revert to.

angry protests across greece have followed the reopening of highest afia as a mosque on friday the former museum held it's not mazel put prayers and thus alone a k orthodox protesters burnt turkish flags circulate a rebuke to the greek authorities for allowing the burning of the national symbol demonstrators marched on the country's consulate in the city and chanted and crossed slogans condemning the reconversion here's what some of them had to say. i mean this is a totally barbaric an uncivilized turning heise of fear into a mosque this actually goes against all of the docs people this is not troy it's from the turkish because they have the churches to pray to thier god. friday's muslim prayers crowds of worshippers who filled the nearby square turkey's president was also in attendance by senior officials the turkish leader participated in the service and recited verses from the crown he then expressed his delight at the reconversion. you see to live in them. this is been

a yearning since our youth we used to say let the chains break in highest afia open as a mosque we've ended an 86 year period highness of fear has now returned to its essence it was a mosque and it's a mosque again. there's been some back and forth in the history of highest sophia originally it was built by the eastern roman empire as like the troll that it became a mosque after the ottoman hung quest and i think 35 it was converted into a museum but earlier this month turkey transformed back into a mosque when i discussed the novelist a former greek and bastard to canada believes the change in sophia status as a matter of turkish domestic policy well i think that he was doing it all maybe also for internal reasons because his popularity is dropping now in turkey because of the economic crisis and also my my impression is that he is trying to

put down. founder of modern turkey so this is an attack also against the demolished regime in turkey so basically it's an it's an internal problem that has international ramifications i don't think that he cares anything about statements being done the only thing that she might care would be if concrete measures were taken like the e.u. taking sanctions against against turkey for violating international law and violating the very real integrity of 2 of its member states which is greece and cyprus we must not forget that the e.u. has taken sanctions against russia for reasons much less. and which which i personally don't don't agree with them of yet it refuses or the moment to take sanctions against turkey. and in london face coverings are now mandatory and

all public spaces this however has raised the question of who should monitor compliance some shop owners are saying they will not enforce the new rule our u.k. correspondent allen reports. provide a it's now mandatory for people in england to wear a face mask when they go to shop for the supermarket so they go to pick up delivery now we're going to go on to the streets of london to try to see what the public think they should done this before coronavirus went into lockdown the fact that it's running one people 100 pounds. and probably money out of people's health just that that kind of profit picture of government. i think we should have been implemented from the beginning. i think it's important to abide by these rules because i think there's a lot of science that goes behind coming up with these rules most of the shops that i went into weren't really forcing the rules those that were just said that they would recommending people to where mosques to cover their faces now many of those

shop workers don't want to be enforcing those rules because they fear aggression and backlash from certain members of the public if they were to try to make people wear masks with hundreds of incidents of violence and abuse directed at retail stuff every day we welcome then ousmane that in force meant to be left to their thoughts rather than potentially put in hard work in retail colleagues in harms way if. someone refuses to wear a face mask probably we can kindly asked him to relief but as to enforcing it it's not viable it will be certain people would be upset about it. and indeed the most controlling boss of us also as well is our weekend in force if you don't always encourage people to have it but. god knows how we've done and sort of the government of said that those who refused to wear face masks when going into shops

could be fined up to $100.00 pounds should an individual without an exemption refuse to wear a face covering a shop can refuse them entry and can call the police if people refuse to comply the police have full info. compounds and can issue a fine and the police don't seem to be too keen either saying that making them in force that is both unrealistic and on foot policing the wearing of face coverings in shops can't be a priority because we simply don't have the resources to expect my colleagues to be policing the supermarket aisles looking for those shoppers not wearing a face covering is unrealistic and. the u.k. has had one of the was the coronavirus death tolls of any country around the walls there are some who say that these measures all better late than never but many of those who feel that it's far too little thought through like a saudi all to you on the. still ahead and eviction ban brought in for the pandemic expires in the us with many fearing they will now be thrown onto the streets

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thinks. we fear to ask. thank you. welcome back people in the far eastern russian city of hot us are protesting for a 3rd consecutive weekend and support of their former governor so if not all was arrested earlier this month on allegations of ordering murders 15 years ago argues modesty it has more. 7 tons of the way in the region of the bottom of the pacific ocean there are very different opinions on the entire affair the entire

case of sergei for to go he was arrested on very serious charges and this was a high profile arrest the suspicion of organizing the kidnapping in the mud multiple entrepreneurialism and these cases divided russians all over the country the official statistic that we've heard is 6500 people attending this demonstration unofficial reports going up 220000 people are still angry they demand the dismissal of these cases a little i went out into the streets because i could not take it anymore i'm boiling over and such was support for girl we want justice to prevail did you mean you don't like the political situation in the country i am dissatisfied with our government and officials it is a simple as that society has matured to the point of expressing its indignation about what is happening in the far east sygate for god himself has maintained his innocence throughout and says he looks forward to the investigation against the

being brought to an end is also enjoyed a lot of popularity. reputation as a governor who cares a governor who has an ear to the concerns of constituents and voters he's made habit of dressing down very publicly officials that have either been incompetent busy. you know saudi work is temporary replacement we heil dictator of hasn't been welcomed with open arms protests to say that he doesn't belong he has no ties to the region and that you know that much prefer old government nevertheless the new governor says he's there to stay and he's going to do a good job going. let's respect each other let's work together as i've been doing for food days in the governor's office. i came here all of your complaints are taken into account so that all government bodies work smoothly i will spend the

weekend on a trip around. still the new governor and protesters are at loggerheads because the protesters who gather in these huge crowds they say here is refuse to come about to speak with them to engage with them which is signs of weak this fear even selves as the guide to waste that there is a lot to be done that the big show everything runs smoothly that there is a as ruth transition in the years advise the protesters to the stop what they're doing these needless and meaningless protests that instead devote the energy and enthusiasm to volunteer work for example. rallies have also taken place here in moscow in solidarity with the protests and how about us according to local media police have arrested between 15 and 40 people at an authorised gatherings in the center of the capital activists were on their way to the russian prosecutor general's office to submit a petition in support of protocol. the chief of a u.k.

arts charity has accused a british museums of being hypocritical and their support of the black lives matter movement al francis says these institutions should 1st relinquish items in their collections taken by force from africa he spoke to r.t. . you've got to clean up your own house before you start to the other people in response to it it's contradictory really to note don't go home issued. colonial profanities and also they're not complying. with what. and also support that was meant to be incompatible to me. that comes after several high profile galleries and museums responded to the black lives matter movement with words of support the british museum's director for example wrote a blog post last month saying the institution stands in solidarity with black people throughout the world but the british museum itself has been under pressure

for years to return a works of art looted from former colonies these include the bed and bronzes taken by british soldiers from nigeria the great parthenon marbles and easter island statue u.k. legislation currently prevents national institutions from returning looted items in their collections except in the case of art stolen during the nazi era but a british museum spokesperson says the institution is working on changes when it comes to displaying the objects and is being open about the history of the collections l. francis again says it's not enough. the role of newsy m.z. is being called into question and also the means by which their collections have been assembled is being questioned there's quite a lot of documentation about how these objects campaign into the possession of the museum so all we need to know is whether or not it was taken with consent when asking for a new kind of music that is more humanitarian and pays greater attention to human

rights. in the u.s. and a vision ban meant to soften the blow of the coronavirus crisis has expired but in millions of americans app risk of losing their homes it comes as the daily infection rate shows little sign of dying down in the country artist and reports. with the united states hit harder than any other nation by the coronavirus things to be getting worse with many americans becoming a lot more vulnerable very soon after the eviction ban is lifted millions of americans who are renters who live in buildings with mortgages backed by the government could soon be out on the streets here in new york the record trends of folks that were applying for temporary housing in the. shelter system more than what we had seen and many many missing years and there has not been a response in terms of how we will address of course opening back up with people

facing eviction so we're looking at just about thousands tens of thousands of families and households facing homelessness many for the 1st time in their lives now aside from the huge social shock this is also a public health emergency all of those who've been turned out of their homes will huddle together with relatives or seek shelter when hope 19 was added. it was a fight to try to get our elected officials to understand that folks need to be isolated and that it's a keep them safe from cope 19 so we found that a lot of our homeless by this is. what actually avoid going into shelters and knowing that they were overcrowded and were and you base for the spread of over 19 and they would have rather it stay on the street whether that been an incoming weather whether that would have been without the proper resources on the street the pandemic has brought the u.s.

economy to a standstill you know appeared that the surge in job losses was subsiding but this past week job loss numbers have been rising once again many fear that the u.s. economy is too weak to swiftly recover surgery $3000000.00 americans are officially unemployed now the $600.00 per week unemployment enhanced meant is currently set to expire it could be extended if congress chooses to do that but it appears that's unlikely at the moment. unfortunately by all accounts the senate republicans are drafting legislation that comes up short in a number of vital areas such as extending unemployment benefits or funding for rental assistance hazard premium pay for front line workers or investments in communities of color being ravaged by the virus and many other necessary provisions the u.s. senate is currently deadlocked over the economic stimulus bill with many hoping

that it will pass in august meanwhile the infection rates in a number of u.s. states are rising and as it appears that a number of americans are on the brink of losing their incomes and their homes the situation in the united states regarding the pandemic is starting to look pretty bleak cable martin artsy new york the wrap up of the day's top news for this hour but don't forget you can always find us on many of your favorite social media platforms like twitter and facebook for up to the minute reports. ah no team no crowd. no shots no. action to help speed up. when the weather's dry

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company. this is boom bust the one business show you can't afford to miss in washington coming up a major settlement has been made between goldman sachs and the malaysian government as part of the one m. b. b. scandal. we'll take a look at the latest plus the increased tensions between the united states and china are continued to affect world markets will go for a spin around the globe to see how markets ended the week and later a series of blockbuster films have been delayed due to the pandemic we welcome in a movie industry expert to discuss what effect it will have on the bottom line we have a packed show today so let's dive right in. and a huge settlement today as u.s. investment bank goldman sachs has agreed to pay

a $3900000000.00 settlement over malaysia's criminal probe into the multibillion $1.01 m. d.b. scandal now the settlement could also help bring an end to the u.s. justice department's investigation into the same issue now the deal includes a $2500000000.00 cash payout by goldman and its guarantee to return at least $1400000000.00 in proceeds from assets linked to the sovereign wealth fund one malaysia development b h d now malaysian and u.s. authorities estimate $4500000000.00 was stolen from one m d b in an elaborate scheme that spanned the globe and implicated high level officials in the in the fun former malaysian prime minister najib razak goldman staff and many others joining us now to discuss his boom bust co-host investigative journalist ben swan ben thank you for being here to break this all down let's start with helping the viewers understand what is one m d b. yeah it's a pretty common.