drives -- unwilling to work after the green new deal drives all of our manufacturing jobs over to china, india, and our other competitors who will gladly gobble up our jobs and continue to emit with reckless ambition. so my democratic colleagues have settled on quite an interesting strategy. maximum pain for american families with no meaningful change in global carbon emissions. now, since i announced last month that senators would actually have the opportunity to go on record and vote on this socialist wish list, a funny thing has happened. i'm not sure i have ever seen the self-professed supporters of a piece of legislation more angry or irritated that they would actually have to vote on it. they're angry and irritated that they would actually have to vote on it. merely bringing their own plan up for a vote, a plan they had characterized as an amazing step forward, was now declared to be a diversion and a sham. by one colleague's assessment, by getting their proposal a floor vote, i was creating, quote, a ploy to try to undermine the green new deal by actually having a vote on it. i have to

here i think you've got three very different groups agencies the first people that read it were china india and indonesia we frankly don't have a lot of experience and don't have a lot of political independence and they are your transport each incident that was followed a day or two later by the europeans who basically and by the by australia who basically said well look we're not waiting for the evidence it just seems prudent reader we have very many planes so why not but canada and the us very strict evidence. based approach here and they want to wait till they had data they actually had a reason something that showed continuity between the two tragedies equally and made that call and that's what they did now richard some have also pointed out to a two thousand and five change i believe in the relationship between boeing and the f.a.a. in which boeing could choose the employee that represented itself the company i should say to the f.a.a. when it came to regulating certain airframes what do you say about that is that something that's not ideal or inappropriate as some have suggested. you

china, india, these are all considered developing nations. we're not a developing nation. they have a big advantage over us. why didn't people come out strongly against that in past administrations? they should have. that's a tremendous advantage. we are not allowing that to p happen. maria: let me ask you -- >> we advised them we're not going to stand for that. maria: let me ask you about social media. you said many platforms censor conservative speech. >> i hate the concept of regulation on media. you talk about the world collusion, the collusion between the democrats and these people, it's ridiculous. it's hard to believe i won. if you think about it, i had facebook, google, twitter, everybody against me. i have the media's almost totally against me. and yet i won. 306 to 223. people can't p even believe it. i won. because i'm able to get the word out through my social media, because i have great social media. i tell you, it's much tougher than it should be. i deal with twitter. it's not right the way they do it. i know exactly what they're doing. they take people off m

it is interesting, hot on the heels of that trade war and those spat with china, india is now in the ident trump. not for the first time, there were duties imposed on steel and aluminium from india last year. now, they have removed about 1900 goods from the special list, and exporters will have to pay tariffs if they wa nt to will have to pay tariffs if they want to enter the us market. as you said, donald trump has been calling out india for high tariffs especially on high—end bikes, saying these are a hardy tax, india asked these are a hardy tax, india asked the manufactures in the us to pay, almost 100% import duty. india say they have been trying to reach a middle ground. in the morning press conference, they were saying this was unexpected, they had been in negotiations, produced the import tax on bikes, negotiating a better dealfor us products, medical devices, dairy products into india. now the trump administration has taken india out of the specialist, the indian foreign secretary said the indian foreign secretary said the negotiations are still on, this is unexpected. the eco

a wave of groundings across the globe european nations china and india have joined the growing list of countries suspending the flying of the seven three seven max eight aircraft it follows an ethiopian airlines crash on sunday which killed all one hundred fifty seven on board it was the second major accident involving the aircraft in five months for the us aviation regulator insists the model is safe and sees no reason to ground the planes john hundred has more. as investigators begin the first full day of their probe into the cause of a second deadly crash more and more of boeing seven thirty seven max aircraft are being grounded u.s. aviation officials insist the aircraft is safe but a growing list of countries say that until they get the assurances they need over the safety of the seven thirty seven max it is banned from their airspace u.s. airline passengers and an american flight attendants union share their concern u.s. senators are joining growing calls for the plane to be grounded well i think out of an abundance of caution and frankly common sense it makes sense to ground air

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say that u.k., china, india did ban this 737 and after that u.s. reacted to it.r late than never. >> reporter: in e-mail to abc7 news faa says they waited for more specific information before grounding the planes. at oakland international airport, anser hassan, abc7 news. >> affecting american airlines, 24 boeing 737 max 8s, southwest with 34 and united airlines with 14 boeing 737 max 9s, 40 flights per day. >>> call at thrift store ended with officer involved fatal shooting. east 14th and 162nd avenue in san leandro where the sheriffs office says deputies responded to report of shoplifting at shift town. driver threw it into reverse and sped at them. >> had contacted them, everything seemed okay, then it wasn't okay. >> sheriffs office says the car moved at high rate of speed and knocked over a deputy's motorcycle. opened fire, man died at scene, woman in hospital. >>> latest on the college admissions cheating scandal. "full house" actress lori loughlin is free after posting bond. courtroom sketch shows her with arms crossed facing the judge. >> one of the bay a

with one eye on china, india and brazil for future growth, levi's roots are most definitely american.alifornia gold rush, when levi's patented denim pants with copper rivets in 1873, it invented blue jeans, or waste overalls, as they were first called. 0nce levi's goes public, fans will be able to buy shares in their favourite denim maker. who knows if it will turn out to be as reliable a better is buying a pair of one of its 501 jeans. michelle flory, bbc news, new york. —— fleury. coming up, we will take you through all the headlines. join us soon. goodbye. there's a warning that the nhs in england has no chance of training enough gps and nurses to solve the shortages it faces. a report by three leading think tanks predicts that in the next five years nurse shortages will double and gp vacancies could treble without radical action. 0ur health correspondent nick triggle reports. it is well documented the nhs is short of staff, and the government in england has responded by increasing training places for doctors and nurses. but now the three leading it think tanks are warning that alo

now with a wave of groundings across the globe in nations china and india have joined the growing list of countries suspending the flying of the seven three seven eight tech croft it follows in the crash on sunday which killed all one hundred fifty seven people on board it was the second major accident involving the aircraft in five months but the u.s. aviation regulator insists the model is safe and sees no reason to ground the planes john hendren has mall. as investigators begin the first full day of their probe into the cause of a second deadly crash more and more of boeing seven thirty seven max aircraft are being grounded u.s. aviation officials insist the aircraft is safe but a growing list of countries say that until they get the assurances they need over the safety of the seven thirty seven max it is banned from their airspace u.s. airline passengers in an american flight attendants union share their concern u.s. senators are joining growing calls for the plane to be grounded well i think out of an abundance of caution and frankly common sense it makes sense to ground aircraft

lou: you bring up china's sunk e in space with china. india contribute -- contribute belicriticallyimportant, first s begun under this president an attempt to form an alliance with india. soon could be most populous nation on earth, they have largest english-speaking middle class, henry kissinger whom i admire and respect mightily. me ignored india in favor of china as about nixon, history could have been different, if we could just get over that russia thing. >> that is probably correct. we're in a different situation today. the u.s. reaching out to japan, a lot is going on there with missile defense. and we're reaching to india, you will see a bunch of new alliances, weak estimator of this is now looks to be europe, european not spending enough on their own defense. lou: has this president has maintained. >> people will say, u.s. has so show leadership. everyone is in favor of leadership. i just would not confuse leadership with naivette. you cannot expect americans to do it for them, any system of international security in world order, whic

we all know things move very fast with china. indiartaken china as the fastest-growing emerging-market economy. i still feel china has a lot of tricks up its sleeve. trump was -- a. system that will allow him to build bridges and roads the chinese. will continue his conversation with us on radio later in the day at 7:30 a.m. u.k. time. coming up, signs of compromise from the conservative hardliners and the eu. we will ask our next guest what the u.k. companies want to hear from exit. we speak to the london deputy mayor for business. tuning to bloomberg radio live on your mobile device or on dab digital radio in the london area. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." let's get the bloomberg business flash now. >> elon musk says tesla will unveil its model one profits. the new model will have normal doors. the model y will cost 10% more than the model three and will be 10% bigger. the chief executive of huawei has stepped down the minor is under scrutiny for failing to prevent another disaster in brazil. this was 18 months after

a wave of groundings across the globe european nations china and india have joined the growing list of countries suspending the flying of the seven three seven max craft it follows an ethiopian airlines crash on sunday which killed all one hundred fifty seven on board it was the second major accident involving the aircraft in five months but the u.s. aviation regulator insists the model is say it sees no reason to ground the planes as john hendren explains. as investigators begin the first full day of their probe into the cause of a second deadly crash more and more of boeing seven thirty seven max aircraft are being grounded u.s. aviation officials insist the aircraft is safe but a growing list of countries say that until they get the assurances they need over the safety of the seven thirty seven max it is banned from their airspace u.s. airline passengers in an american flight attendants union share their concern u.s. senators are joining growing calls for the plane to be grounded well i think out of an abundance of caution and frankly common sense it makes sense to ground aircraft h

it will be a very -- be very interesting as they look to expand into china, india and brazil. fit ic 1971bato we will see how round 2 goes. >>> a live look to oakland airport. a calm scene this morning. airport surveillance video shows a man peeking into an alameda county sheriff's vehicle yesterday morning. he was armed with a large knife and intended to kill an officer. when the deputy returned, she kept her distance and got him to calm down and thkne. it wasn't until after the suspect was arrested that investigators realized he was seeking to commit suicide by provoking an officer. >> she was having a conversation, telling him to drop the knife, using her deescalation tactics. she asked him what are you doing. he said he came to stab a police officer and in doing so, >>is a transient known to d by law enforcement. he is charged with brandishing a weapon and criminal threats. >>> tragedy for an oakland city councilwoman. her son gunned down during a ustetransferringwas studying caeast y two years ago. happened says he was gunned down saturday night a mile and a half from the

as in china and india the lack of women of marriageable age in south korea has now become a problem. just like in china and india the lack of women of marriageable age in south korea has now become a problem. you'll get half like to go yes there are too few women here so the farmers can't find wives. they look for one somewhere else they say it costs around ten thousand dollars to get one from viet nam. these women are usually about twenty years old and give birth to very lovely children. and there are many of these women living in our area putting nat'l we could i knew what. a lucrative business has emerged around women as a commodity. that which is missing in one's own market after decades of selective abortion is simply import it from poor and neighboring countries. but south korea faces another problem nowadays many south korean women do not want to have children as will the population is drastically declining. once again politics has intervened with drastic measures. whereas young women sixty years ago were encouraged to have abortions now it is strongly from the plan and crimina

>> i saw that the europe, uk, china, india did ban this and after that the u.s. reacted to it. better late than never. >> in an e-mail to abc news, the faa says they wanted more specific information before deciding to ground the fleet. >>> it's 4:30 right now. if you're just joining us let's get an update on the weather and traffic. hi, mike. >> hi everybody. here's a look at live doppler 7. it's absolutely nothing. here's a look from the exploratorium camera. you can see the stars twinkling above. 33 to 46. definitely cooler this morning. by noon, we're hanging around 55 to 57. a little milder. a few high clouds start to rolling 'ol in. we call those invection clouds. 58 to 63 degrees. if you liked yesterday afternoon, today is better. by 7:00, we'll be around 53 to 59 degrees with high clouds as the sunsets at 7:14. oddly very colorful. post-it and hash tag it abc 7 now. >>> we're looking for typical at 4:30 in the morning. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. a little bit of lineup on the left side. right side is look good. no issues for fastrak. no metering lights yet. we don'

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the report found that china, india, and, you guessed it, the united states accounted for 85% of the nethat year in germany, japan, mexico, france, and the united kingdom. the higher energy demand was driven by two things. a robust global particularly in india and china where poorer people are coming out of poverty and doing things that cause them to consume more energy, as well as extreme weather conditions that pushed the need for both heating and cooling. get this, the united states had the biggest growth in oil and gas consumption worldwide. gas consumption here in the united states dropped 10% from 2017. that is the fastest increase since 1971. joining me now, former epa administrator gina mccarthy. thank you for being with us again. gina, fossil fuel emissions in the united states have fallen significantly since 2005, a talking point the trump administration touts, despite the fact that most of that actually happened in the prior administration. now we're seeing reversals in that process, co2 emissions going up. how do we get on the same side as germany, the united kingdom, france,

seems that former colonial power britain had a diplomatic role over say the borders it drew between china india and pakistan that's where the u.k. legacy as well as other factors are threatening global peace after violence in kashmir with me here in the pakistani high commission in london is high commission a moment of his akari commissioner thanks for letting us into that commission i'm going to ask you what's on the minds of i suppose people all around the world right now will pakistan rule out the use of its fifty or one hundred nuclear weapons in this current conflict the tension was. you know caused by the actions of india there after the pre-war my tack the immediately blame pakistan without any investigation as did two and. then after that they were actually they carried out twice the. you know what of parker's sons sovereignty and territorial integrity by sending the aircraft to park sun. this is where we have actually been surprising and the briefing the international community that because of the their actions the situation over there is worsening and our prime minister was very candi

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china, india, most of the countries in southeast asia are already beginning to address that and so throughight, accelerate the progress, but can you give us a certain initiative, from a particular country, that should be a model for other countries to follow? yes. i will give you two examples. one, here around singapore there is a lot of efforts, sharing resources, sharing expertise with the region, so that is accelerating the progress around the region. another good example is china. china did not have any public initiatives to address childhood cancer 10—15 years ago, so with changes in the insurance, in the rural insurance process that china started around ten years ago, our children with leukaemia and other cancers have access to care, have free access to care completely subsidised, and we have seen an increment in the survival rates from less than 20% to close to 80% or 90% in less than a decade. so having these initiatives co—ordinated around government, all stakeholders, make a huge difference. but generally how far are we in terms of research and medication in eradicating this dise

i see the economic miracle that occurred in china and india and throwed southeast asia and increasingly in the rest of the world as a consequence of the spread of the same sort of ideas that made the west rich it's just fifty years afterwards or seventy five years afterwards which isn't very long from historical perspective but the spread of ideas of that are associated with private property and capitalist interactions clearly what's listed lifted china out of poverty although not quite as out of totalitarianism because i think members of the chinese communist party of a interviewed them would say that's too too reductive do you think i mean i know there's some controversy that you've tweeted to promote the institute for humane studies which is funded by the koch brothers is there a sense of the very right wing and some would say extreme right wing use of your work the koch brothers of course lobby for wars that killed wounded or displaced tens of millions they obviously oppose any environmental policies and the policies of that well if you want to know what the right wing thinks of me

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china from a valuation perspective. the amount of new cap we are raising in india is a fraction to china. india needs capital.hen markets need capital, they become interesting to us. yvonne: thank you so much for joining us. morgan stanley cohead of global equities in co-ceo of asia-pacific joining us here at the bloomberg invest asia event. rish? rishaad: thanks. about raising joint china. stake to 51% in talking about the sustainability of a u.s.-china trade deal being an issue. that is what we have with priorities in china. going to be next looking at the pharmaceutical side of things. looking at the outlook with the chief executive of china's biggest drug services company. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast busi

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