andrew mckenzie was asked about the outlook. >> this was a number that is often difficult to get rightisions for closure and some of the ford exchange effect. it was a market beat on the things that really mattered and we had a tremendous free cash earnings werethe 1.7 -- 1.2 upom billion. we are looking at years were we from then 40 percent cost and the cash flow can be transferred straight through to shareholders in the form of a dividend. >> where do you see the -- inued what are your forecast when it comes to china? >> it is unfair to say we are performing with the tailwind. when you take 40% out of the costs and you are able to get rid of the tailwind, even though a lot of things come off of it, like higher supply costs, i think we performed better than what a tailwind would say. i would say that the outlook is a bit more optimistic than it reformswe see the playing well, in terms of stimulating demand and removing some high-cost supply that creates the opportunity with quality products in the market. than youes are higher think it would be, given the marginal cost and we don't se

gliders would also make the trip carrying infantry, cruiser, weapons and equipment. 34-year-old john mckenzie chosen to be a glider co-pilot for the operation. >> which was terrifying. then there was artillery, ammunition, food and all the things that anybody needs loaded on these gliders. >> there was a need for gliders was to get a large number of infantry down in one spot. and also more importantly to get small pieces of artillery or jeeps down. >> i tell you, i was happy to be a paratrooper because those poor devils in the glider infantry in the flying boxcar covered in canvas. >> these things were death traps. >> in addition to the supplies carried in by glider, each paratrooper would hit the ground with a load of equipment strapped to his body. >> paratroopers going into combat really doubled their weight carrying extra ammo and materials with them. >> you're a self-contained infantry unit once you've gotten out of that airplane. >> ammunition box on your leg and machine gun. >> despite lo gist call concerns, the boys were ready and the operation was about to begin. september 17 dawned

cnn's david mckenzie is standing by in the capital cape town. he joins us now.o david, what is being said in south africa about the likely outcome of this no-confidence vote? >> well, certainly, rosemary, south africa is on the edge of its seat, because this is a momentous political day in south africa. a surprise to many that the speaker calls for this secret ballot in the no-confidence vote, which will be happening just in a matter of hours in parliament behind me there are thousands of protesters scheduled to move on to this point in the coming hours. and really, this is the biggest test yet for an embattled president. >> corruption in this country is demoralizing our country. >> reporter: he lives and breathes the anc. like his father before him. >> you're whole life, you've been an anc supporter. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: and you will remain an anc supporter? >> i will. >> reporter: but these are strange times for the party of nelson mandela. should jacob zuma step down? >> yes, it's my view. i think our president must step down for the good of the country

. >> john mckenzie was looking down on the battlefield from his glider. >> got to the drop zone, made a slight circle. the germans were firing in the drop zone. we lost one of the 23 gliders, shot down along with a tow plane. and those eight people were lost. >> on the ground hardy and funk had people buzzing all around. >> a very close friend of mine killed instantaneously there. shot through the head. and funk at that time says, god damn, let's go. and he got out. >> they led the entire unit there to take back the field just in the nick of time as the glider reinforcements were coming down. >> we got out maybe 300 yards and battalion swept across the drop zone. by this time gliders were already cut off and circling to come down. >> the glider fleet comes in. drop glider landings are only to be expected. sometimes the boys get a shaking up. >> but it flew pretty much like a brick. there's a nylon cord, very strong, behind a c-47 there was an ability to cut the glider loose. and it was at that point more like a kite than an airplane. you could hit the field. if you were within a mile

china might be -- mckenzie from hong kong. china might be complaining, but is this less harsh than people expect from the trump administration? >> reporter: good morning, yes, i think so. i think many people expected the investigation to be launched straight away. the trade representative of trump has about a year to investigate possible infringement of u.s. intellectual property rights within china. something people have complained for for a very long time. i think it's sort of stepping off the pedal a little bit, perhaps to gain china's help on north korea. >> the number of ceos i know who build a factory or do a joint venture in china, and turn around and five down the miles the exact same factory has sprung up, making their goods but under different brand names. this is something they've been concerned. and cyber espionage and social property theft through spying, these are accusatitiocusations administration has it -- has had for years. what do you hear from executives? >> reporter: you're absolutely right. sometimes you

our david mckenzie is following developments and phil black live for us in moscow.have you gentlemen with us to talk about this. phil, first to you. russia not only urging restraint but also suggesting a double freeze between the united states and north korea. what more can you tell us -- well, david first, rather. we will start with you, david. my apology there. let's talk about the phone call between president xi and donald trump. what do we know about that with regards to president xi urging calm? >> well, george, according to the official readout from the chinese, president xi jinping called for restraint from all sides. he really emphasized the common ground between china and the u.s. in that phone call according to the chinese. that common ground, of course, is for the north koreans to stop the development of their nuclear program to halt the testing of missile, recently, of course, china signed up to hash the sanctions at the u.n. security council. seen as a positive step by the u.s., by the trump administration but donald trump has repeatedly said he wants t

for more, cnn's david mckenzie in hong kong. david?this is a critical phone call between chinese president xi jinping and donald trump on friday. essentially what the chinese leader told the u.s. president is to calm things down. saying that relevant parties should exercise restraint. that there shouldn't be an escalation of tension. and calling for dialogue and a political settlement. where this has been, boris, certainly what china is saying for many months now. really for the sides to somehow sit down and talk. the rit rick is just increasing the tension in the region. and they also pointed out common ground. between the u.s. and china, which is of course that north korea doesn't get any kind of usual nuclear weapons. and that's certainly something that china wants to see as well as the u.s. >> david mckenzie in hong kong, thank you. now as china urges restraint from all parties, president trump shows all signs of toning down his rhetoric on north korea. we go to cnn politics reporter dan merika, in bridgewater new jersey where the

cnn's national correspondent david mckenzie in hong kong. understand what's at stake for china in this situation. >> well good morning, christiyh. a lot is at stake for china. it's one of the few allies left of the north korean regime. because of those ongoing moves by the north koreans to build that nuclear capability, to test repeatedly these missiles, even in the face of china asking them not to, china is fed up. and xi jinping, though, and the rest of the chinese leadership wants negotiation. not any kind of conflict or even any raising of the rhetorical tension that has been happening over the past few days. in that phone call, xi jinping speaking to president trump. calling on all sides to really show restraint, pointed criticism in diplomatic terms of the u.s. president. china has recently signed up to harsher sanctions against the regime in north korea. that shows that on at least some level they're willing to play ball. but president trump has repeatedly said that china could do more. >> we as we look at 48 hours from now, president

great britain's ashley mckenzie was eliminated at the first hurdle on day one at the world judo championshipsa hold—down ippon to japan's under—21 world champion nagayama ryuju in the —60kg category. britishjudo has sent a team of 12 athletes to the event in hungary including rio 0lympic bronze medallist sally conway who fights on friday in the —70kg class. that is the thing with judo. when you make one mistake it is over. i made that mistake and i tried to do a move and it went wrong from the. i did try my hardest to get out but u nfortu nately i did try my hardest to get out but unfortunately i did not. it was tough. here's a world junior champion and the number eight seed. it was a tough draw from the start. in that i am more than 85% sure i would have won that fight. you have to beat the best to be the best. hats off. i'm sure he will not find it too much harder to go through. chris and gabby adcock believe their world bronze medal in glasgow at the weekend proves they deserve funding. despite gb badminton securing their first olympic medal for eight years at rio 2016 uk sport cut all of

one of his friends, john hill hamilton mckenzie fell out of a tree and broke his arm. and then, before they had a chance to heal he was on the bed, fell off the bed and broke his arm again. his mother told him, don't go outside, stay home and just entertain this kid, edgar. so they entertained each other by telling stories. john hamilton recurs telling edgar the standard stories of re robert singh crusoe but poe would tell stories and embellish them. he would create new stories they had in her before but eventually poe got an interesting poetry and by the age of 13 he compiled enough of his poetry that he wanted his foster father to get them published in the he showed them to the headmaster and the headmaster said you don't want to feel his ego by publishingpul his poetry. by the time he was 18 he published his first book, a lot of what's in table and was promptly written while he was growing up in richmond early on, poe probably felt that hubie like most writers of the day and live off of family money or a teaching job or government job in a customs house, he became t

john: john mckenzie, bloomberg. manus: optimism on bitcoin. --351% of it bob parker 351%., would you bitcoin and you think it is closer to a real concern than a commodity? guest: and he currency will be a medium of exchange. you can put forward an argument as a potential fear currency ofld be a useful medium exchange when you and i exchange in goods and use bitcoin has that medium of exchange. second factor is, do you regard currency as a store of value and a stable store of value? investors will be very worried about the volatility. anna: it has not been doing badly. guest: that is on the outside. let's not forget we had a volatility on the downside. kindas to ask the question the graph, to what extent is that move generated by day-to-day speculation? investigators -- investors will be nervous about whether there is a spate lifted overhang. manus: traditionally it is gold and swiss francs. does it have enough of a market? guest: the third point is that any real currency has a central bank kind it. this was frank is controlled by the swiss national bank which controls the

it do you think mckenzie made these decisions voluntarily or it was elliott going go on?ink there can be doubt that elliott played an absolute pivotal role in capitalizing these decisions. if you look at the link prior to the involvement in the company, it was very different. it was much more offensive. this seems to be responding to the criticisms put forward but not just elliott. catalyst. a they bring other shareholders also. over this sort of super cycle. we need a new strategy going forward. absolutely critical role there. i think both in terms of the exit from the u.s. assets but also the project. this is a multibillion-dollar investment that is being proposed at a point when the potash price is at a week level. to we really need week -- new capacity? really, yes, elliott has played a crucial role. does it concern you that elliott has to come in there and speak up in order for mckenzie to make the right decisions? you have not perform on the you put and outperform on the stock. paul: really on the back of the change in management coming in. the belief that he would

little mckenzie. as you know beau biden vice president biden's son served in the military and he served in iraq and she was in perfect health shortly after the camp home within nine months he started getting sick he had a brain tumor. and she eventually died from the brain tumor the same type of brain tumor that many of the soldiers that are sick from the four inputs are complaining about same type of cancer there's a lot of circumstantial evidence that points to you know his death may have been caused from the burn pits. but. it just didn't make sense it didn't make sense that my young healthy husband had cancer and then it turned out there were two types of cancer how is it not the armpit is not a type of cancer for a young twenty seven year old guy to have because first he didn't smile he never smoked he's not a drinker and usually that's the type of cancer that older gentleman who smoked for a long period of their lives should tobacco or drink but dr he said it was chemical exposure. our troops ar

and then the cabinet to follow. >> matt and mckenzie, thank you so much. speaking of the secretary of state, one of the president's own advisers today has now essentially thrown shade on the secretary of state. i'm paraphrasing. basically saying he should stay in his lane when it comes to talking about north korea. it should be general mattis, the secretary of defense, who's talking about this. so how's that playing out with some of this intraadministration fighting? quick break. you'll hear from sebastian gorka, this bbc interview, coming up next. at whole foods market, we believe in food that's naturally beautiful, fresh and nutritious. so there are no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no artificial preservatives in any of the food we sell. we believe in real food. whole foods market. i have age-related maculare degeneration, amd, he told me to look at this grid every day. and we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression, including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula the nationa

how old are you mckenzie? >> 8. >> thank you very much, mckenzie. i rest my case!one of these paper glasses, make sure it has that logo, that iso logo on it. okay? because that means it's certified. >> wait. wait a second. >> see that? >> here it is. iso, 12312. yes. >> okay. >> solar viewing. al, i'm going to be in the studio and won't even get to see it. >> well, too bad. >> in case i look -- >> you know what? maybe it's a good idea you're inside! >> no. i knew. >> your husband works inside. you knew. >> i know. >> i think -- >> oh, well, anyway, let's look at the path of totality. hundreds of millions of people are going to be seeing this, but along the path itself, it's about 70 million people, and it looks great. in the pacific northwest all the way to casper, wyoming, mainly sunny. into the midsection of the country we see problems. a few clouds in nebraska. missouri not bad. carbondale, longest, kerry sanders, mostly cloudy most likely and as we make our way into the northeast, very interesting. nashville looks great. charlotte, chance of thunderstorms. guys

forhas removed bob mckenzie gross misconduct. coming up here on bloomberg markets, tomorrow a conversation he will not want to miss. be live tofein will discuss 10,000 small businesses. don't miss it. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- time for it beta site. thank you. many investors all the cybersecurity -- it now has over $1 billion in assets and has a brand-new index of ownership. it is a pretty well-known etf. how is it going to affect investors? difficultthe -- it is for a small etf to get $1 billion in a think that is part of what the drama is. me take your idea, maybe 100 grand and spit out everything you need in you put your label on it. ng is muscling out here funds. there are some he said she said debate going on and lawsuits. the bottom line is pure funds is out and what you have is a new index and this is key for investors. the good news here, it is not much different than the old one. all the stocks are the same. the only difference is some slight weight variances, but not enough to move the needle. that cut triggered this whol

all south africa correspondent milton mckenzie reports from cape town. president jacob zuma leaves to fight another day he's monies to him on nafta and aids motion of no confidence in his leadership. certainly on he's life life now. here in a pet national assembly opposition mps began listing a litany of corruption scandals against the president. and edging them. cost and vote for the good of the country. i am no what nelson mandela would have done in this house today. won't with fuel crunch sinc. and believe me this because. and broken present dan from all. could you. let us food dead people are offsite buffeted cup best then bowed to remove ten club zubov today i think yo. for the first time it was a secret ballot specifically requested by the opposition with the aim of protecting anc mps who wanted to vote against their own parties we she's. they s.. one hundred and seventy seven. moon moon. one hundred and ninety. in melbourne victory for prison suma the party leaders was relieved. we have. had defeated ted to this motion. and to us that this is thei

great britain's ashley mckenzie was eliminated at the first hurdle on day one at the world judo championshipsu in the —60kg category. britishjudo has sent a team of 12 athletes to the event in hungary including rio 0lympic bronze medallist sally conway who fights on friday in the —70kg class. that's the thing with judo, as soon as you make one mistake it's over andi as you make one mistake it's over and i made that mistake. i tried to doa and i made that mistake. i tried to do a move and it was all over from there, he kind of pinned me and i tried my hardest to get

. >> reporter: photographer mckenzie white is considering the higher quality camera, but also the price. >> phones are definitely an investment. when you're paying $700 to $1,000 for a phone, you want it to last. >> reporter: the new 8 costs about $930, a sign of the times the. >> the smartphone has taken over such a focal point of our computing life. that's why the price continue to go up and they continue to put more of their innovation and technology into these mobile devices versus the traditional pcs and laptops. >> reporter: with competitors about to roll out their new phones, samsung hoping this one will catch fire for the right reasons. jo ling kent, nbc news, new york. >>> there's more to news, new york. >>> there's more to tell you a i kept looking for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i was doing okay. then it hit me... managing was all i was doing. when i told my doctor, i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease even after trying other medications. in clinical studies, the majority of people on humira saw significant sym

here's g-m reggie mckenzie's reaction to today's news. mckenzie>"i'm excited for gareon. you know, it's tough on the young man like that to go through this, and, um. i'm excited for gareon and the raiders for the process to work. that we, you know, we thought. now we're excited and we can move forward." before we talk about the 49ers we have another tidbit to mention in colin kaepernick's quest to find a new team. for the last several days, the ravens have been interested in signing the former niners signal caller, but they seem to be going back and forth about the decision, so much so, the front office is illiciting opinions from fans. at a recent forum, team owner steve bisciott said the franchise is still trying to figure out if they want to sign kaep...and asked fans to quote --'pray for us.' the ravens are looking for backups since joe flacco suffered a back injury last week. as for the current 49ers-- we already have an early candidate for training camp mvp. reuben foster...linebacker making a case for defensive back. the first round pick out of alabama...with three