and china wall street in general on friday showed a little bit of weakness but that didn't really matter that much in the shortened trading. for the months stocks are up here on wall street by about 4 percent and it was a record breaking month and now the big question is is there still some the left for a possible year end rally. financial correspondent yes quarter there now to south america the ongoing protests in chile began 5 weeks ago in santiago after a planned subway fare hike and they flared into a youth fueled airing of grievances against the government a growing violence has hobbled public transportation led to curfews and forced workers to stay home taken together it's hitting the livelihoods of many for drinks and to tear gas goggles scarves to use as masks or even just simple t. shirts the streets on the fringes of santiago's protests have become something of a bazaar a lot of the street vendors here side with the demonstrators but offering things for sale here is more a matter of naked survival the months long protests have left people very little chance of earning money in

china. and wall street investment bank goldman sachs is introducing a global policy that allows its workers to take at least 20 weeks off paid parental leave it also plans to offer up to $20000.00 for fertility treatments parental leave is not mandated by law in the united states. getting prescription drugs to patients as quickly as possible is always a challenge in the united states the delivery service u.p.s. believes it has made a major step forward by using drones. coming its way across the north carolina skies delivery from u.p.s. has stolen a march on its rivals with the 1st delivery of prescription drugs from the c.v.s. drugstore chain onto the front lawn of the private home. the shoe box sized package was lowered from a drone harboring of an altitude of about 6 meters. this could be a life changing event especially for elderly or sick people who cannot leave their home to go pick up a prescription for. i'm a store so this is going to change the way care is provided to these patients as we move forward. in september u.p.s.'s flight forward unit was given permission to collect payment

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we start the programme with the ongoing us— china trade conflict, because wall street shares have edgedore record highs overnight, as investors look past some weak economic data to focus on president trump saying that the world's two biggest economies are close to an agreement on the first phase of a deal. the bbc‘s vivian nunis has more from new york. donald trump said on tuesday the united states was in the final throes of its push to reach a trade deal with china. the president said he had a very good relationship with china's president, xijinping, very good relationship with china's president, xi jinping, and very good relationship with china's president, xijinping, and the trade negotiations between washington and beijing are going very well. that seems to have been enough to keep wall street happy. for the second day ina wall street happy. for the second day in a row, the major us indices closed at a record high. investor optimism echoed that of the chair of the us federal reserve, jerome powell, who earlier this week described the us economy is a glass which is much more than hal

china. "the wall street journal" just reporting here, as you said, within the last hour that chinese negotiatorsg at putting a potential price tag as it relates to an agricultural buy as to what china will buy from the u.s. just a couple things to note, liz. first off, it's been president trump who has been talking about $40-50 billion presumably at some point over the course of a couple-year time span. however, china has not necessarily specifically given a number as to how much they will buy, when they will buy it, how long that will last, etc. also, liz, we've heard both from the president and his top advisers in the recent days that this deal is getting close, and that matches everything that we have heard both publicly and privately. but you also know, liz, that both sides have kind of been down this road before. earlier this year the u.s. and china were close to a larger scale trade deal, and that spectacularly blew up in the final stages of that. now both sides say they are getting close, but we hear this reporting from the "wall street journal" that maybe chinese negotiators have some he

and china will reportedly consider reducing tariffs as part of an initial trade deal. that's according to the "wall streetrnal." the "wall street journal" says the u.s. and china have agreed in principle to the first phase to end the trade war. china's prime minister said president xi and president trump have kept in touch but did not specify when the two would meet again. the next critical date is december 15th when another round of u.s. tariffs on chinese imports is set to kick in. >>> indianapolis motor speedway and the indycar series have been sold to penske entertainment. the move relinquishes control of the iconic speedway from the home and family after 74 years. tony holman bought the dilapidated speedway in 1945 and brought racing back after a four-year hiatus following world war ii. penske is the winningest team owner in the indianapolis 500 history with 18 victories. >>> and surprising results from microsoft after the company experimented with a four-day workweek in japan. the results showed productivity shot up by almost 40%, and more than 90% of employees said they preferred a shorter week of

china trade talks. and our financial correspondent on wall street who said was that all has been following those for marks for us why has the results good to see you so what do we make of this speech investors seem to be quite disappointed not really hearing anything about the future of u.s. china trade relations. basically we will probably need a couple days or even weeks until we figure out event phase one of the trade deal with china will end up happening any time soon so far as long as trump does not implement a 2 percent duty center 15 investors will keep them on the risk almost go away and so far we know there is to be in progress on intellectual property practices and currency issues a compromise had from china to generously agrees it in point of view as i recall products will depend on trans disposition to cancel charges according to. the good byes are asked for now there will be no charge of adjustments and a deal is made so investors will need to keep getting heavier as you said before there was a breeze there were also rumors that trump was eventually considering delaying tariffs on european ca

china trade talks to is joining us right now from wall street for more of us the recent good to see you what's the current status then of that face one deal doll trump keeps announcing. so what a cold face one oriskany trade deal it's proving to be as tense as her previous rounds of negotiations especially when it comes to demands from the united states on telly kate is shoes like intellectual property protection or force technology transfers or reducing or canceling charges in a case of china countries seem to be playing hardball not to appear weak in a what it could compromise around 60 percent of a todo deal according to trump but china is not willing to compromise to a particular accompt number when it comes to increase in u.s. agriculture a product parchin says while the u.s. officials believe that tar eaves are the only way to make it stick to any compromise there has abused let's talk about another front for u.s. trade the european front many we're expecting an announcement by donald trump today on possible tariffs on european car imports did we hear anything at all. there is a s

china. as "the wall street journal" warned in this foreboding op-ed today, america's 21st century competition with china is likely to be more dangerous and more complex than its old cold war with the soviet union. this is partly because of china's economic power. it makes it a much more formidable and resourceful opponent. than the ussr. and partly because the technological environment has changed so dramatically in the past generation. china's technological arsenal can be just as damaging, as a soviet missile. your blackouts, computer viruses, hacking, hacking up transportation systems, the grig potentially mass chaos and confusion. all of which trump is taking very seriously. and the democrats response? oh, don't worry about it, man. >> china is going to eat our lunch? come on, man. china is not our problem is we invest and a member who we are. >> a fool's errand to think you're going to be able to get china to change the fundamentals of their economic model by poking them in the eye with some tariffs. >> laura: [laughs] oh, my, you can't run south bend, but you're going to run the u.s. eco

. >> reporter: lingering uncertainty about the prospects of a trade deal with china casts a shadow over wall street. stocks finished mixed thursday. the dow shed a point. the s&p 500 gained two points to close at all-time high. earlier this year the defense department announced it had ant rest accepted microsoft's bid up to ten billion dollars but it was passed over after trump was asked to review the bids. they have asked a federal court to intervene. >> new jersey isn't buying uber's claim that they are not empls. eylaed the online car service with a nearly $650 million fine. it ruled that uber's drivers had been miss classified as independent contractors and said the company owes payroll taxes dating back to 2014. that is your cbs money watch report. go to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall at the new york stock exchanges. >>> taylor swift, a new roadblock. >>> ♪ force >> the singer says she may not be performing at this year's american music awards. the people that own her own recording say she can't play her own songs because it would be an illegal recording. it has been in the works for y

/china trade deal. on wall street, looking at futures to ends up a little bit.kets fell on thursday in the last trading day of the month. the chicago pmi, the purchasing manager number, showed slower activity in the meftd. it was the lowest reading since 2015. >>> juul is worth $4.5 billion less. altria said it did not expect the challenges that juul faces. it's blamed for a rise in teenage vaping. juul announced it will cut around 500 jobs as part of restructuring. altr altria, which owns marlboro faced a decline of cigarette sales when it invested in juul looking for that to be the future. it was one of the most promising start-ups in silicon valley. >>> apple starting off with star power. without much content library. "the morning show," featuring jennifer aniston. and apple has signed on oprah winfrey and steven spielberg. apple tries to grow its services business. apple reportedly spending $6 billion on content. this service will cost $4.99 a month and will come free for a year, with the purchase of an iphone, ipad or mac. >>> a spin on a charlie brown clas

. >> the commerce ministry said day that china wants a phase one trade deal but one where the two sides work out core issues equals with mual spb. le "wall streetreports that the china chiefhb nonder has invited hits counterpart to beijing for another right now ofo- faceface talks possibly before thanksgiving but add that the u.s. team isn't keen to come unless they have firm commitments from c on issues like agricultural purchases. meanwhile mc's top diplomat warns the relationship between the u.s. and china could suffer because of theassing of e hopping cong bill in congress. the foreign ministry said the u.s. should stop before its too late and the paper the says the china could take revenge if the bill turns to law. for "nightly business report" eunice yuan, beiging. >> the senate passe a short-minnesota term spending bill keeping the government open. the measure funds the goverecent throughber 20th. the house aeady passed the bill elier in the weekth legislation gives lawmakers time toork through some issues. like the funding level for the white house's border wall. and tonight, the presidentt signed t bill. >>> a new report concludes what

lauren: china in the news again, wall street waiting on phase one of a u.s.-china trade deal.udlow says the first phase is almost done but president trump is not ready to sign ofte off on it just yet. he added there has been very good progress, talks have been constructive. deputy level negotiations took place yesterday. but reportedly the talks have hit a snag over how much china will spend on u.s. agriculture. president trump was due to leave for chile today to sign the first phase of a trade deal with the chinese president xi-jinping, but that planned summit in chile was canceled because of protests. cheryl: another win for america's farmers. the trump administration says brazil agreed to import 750,000 metric tons of u.s. wheat, duty-free. additional imports of u.s. wheat would face tariffs but midwest states have been hit hard by the u.s. trade war with china so that's good news for america's farmers. lauren: another trade story is the usmca trade deal, will it ever get done? a vote may not be far off but major questions can do remain including does this get support from

china. bmo capital noted my on wall street are habitually late to the party.e said people get bullish after the market he thinks the is some false in the market as everyone chases performance into the end of the year. he has a point all the euphoria would be great if we were coming off the big selloff.but we are not. stocks at new highs. breadth strong. president market looks a little frothy right now. for nightly business report. bob pisani. >>> asue mentioned stocks got a late day f liftm health care stocks after the tru administration released a plan forcing hospitals and insurance companies to disclose the price of their care. th st shares of insurers like antingive united a health sigia that. ten et and hca holdings also rallied. bertha coombs has more details. >> the trump administration's new transparency rules would require hospitals to publish insurance negotiated prices for some 300 proceduretarting in 2021. the president arguing the move will give patience more control. and the transparency will help push system prices lower. >> thisill allow you to

-china trade deal, the wall street journal is reporting that china has invited u.s.und of face-to-face talks. china's vice premier saying he's cautiously optimistic that phase one of a deal can be reachedche. macy's and b sliding this morning. the stock is under pressure. they cut full year guidance. earlier, dagen said this is a macy's story, not necessarily a crack in the consumer story. macy's shares are down 5%. markets this morning look like this. futures indicating a decline at the start of trading as markets pull away from record highs. dow industrials down 27, s&p futures down 3, nasdaq down 13 and-a-half. u.s.-china trade tensions pushed all three major indices into the red yesterday as well. dow industrials were down 113, s&p down 11, nasdaq lower by 44. with the losses, the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 clocked in their fourth highest closes in history. global markets this morning are mostly lower. take a look at european indices, the fq100 down 116, one and-a-half percent, the cac in paris down 15, quarter of a percent, the dax index lower by 25. concerns about

of that, —— flat, taking cues from weil street on hopes that talks between the us and china may be resolved. that is all for the show. —— taking its cue from walltory this hour. india's top court accuses state governments of failing to take real action to tackle delhi's toxic smog. turkey says it's captured the elder sister of abu bakr al—baghdadi — leader of the islamic state group killed in a us raid. the house of commons has elected sir lindsay hoyle as its new speaker, succeeding john bercow. sir lindsay, originally a labour mp, was formerly deputy speaker and he secured a significant majority in the final round of voting. our chief political correspondent vicki young reports. we're going to be hearing a lot more of this man's voice in the coming months as he oversees the next chapter in these tumultuous political times. according to parliamentary tradition, sir lindsay hoyle had to be dragged to the speaker's chair where he made this promise. i will be neutral, i will be transparent, i think this house, we can do more to ensure that that transparency continues. his family were watching from the public gallery and he spoke of their heartach

this isn't all because wall street stock slipping, the us and china could agree to end a trade walk, edgy. and those are markets, thank you so much for your time, i'm and those are markets, thank you so much foryourtime, i'm rico and those are markets, thank you so much for your time, i'm rico hizon. sport today is coming up next. just before sports today, let's bring you up before sports today, let's bring you up with our main story this hour. a small group of protestors remain at hong kong's polytechnic university for a fourth day. ever since the eu referendum here and the election of donald trump in america there have been fears that social media platforms can be used by foreign powers to manipulate opinion and influence the result. one of facebook‘s most senior executives has been speaking to the bbc. steve hatch told our media editor amol rajan that the company is "consta ntly vigila nt". so far in this election campaign, has there been any foreign interference on facebook? to date, we have not seen anything. and instagram? similarly. and whatsapp? similarly. what i can say is,

let's get more on this from our man on wall street conflicting news there about the u.s. china trade deal how much did it spooked investors. well i'm not sure if the trade talks were the main reason why we traded to the downside here at the last day of october we also got some weak economic and news from the industry sector in the broader area of cargo and then also the federal reserve meeting from the day prior where jerome powell pretty much hinted that we won't see any more rate cuts anytime soon i guess those were probably the main reasons but you mentioned the conflicting signals that we get from the trade talks on one side we got reports from private conversations from chinese officials that they're doubtful about a long term deal between the 2 biggest economies in the world and then on the other side donald trump and tweeting that there will be a signing of the phase one deal pretty soon so pretty conflicting environment overall is court in new york thank you. and now to some of the other business stories making news mo bar owner says it's taken a $4500000000.00 hit on i

who by the way wrote a wonderful column today in the "wall street journal," the great confrontation with china. one of the points you make is that for more than four decades, american presidents have essentially coddled china. china is not just a rival, it's a significant adversary in a variety of ways. and finally we have a president standing up to them. >> this is important. as you point out. more almost half a century we have so-called engaged the chinese. president trump says no this is not working for the united states. and it's not working for the rest of the world either. what was important and significant, last month we had the vice president and secretary of state? twin speeches tell the chinese that we are heading to a fundamental rupture. this is something beijing needs to hear. '. gregg: it's not just the trade imbalance. but one of the great jettest threats is the chinese are notorious thieves. they steal american technology. now with 6g, what does that mean? >> the 6th generation of wireless communication. we don't know exactly how it will differ from 5g. people are just starting

the wall street journal is reporting that china has invited u.s.iators for more talks as they try to seal phase one. as we saw from jonathan hunt in hong kong, if the president signs a deal to protect hong kong, what does that do to the trade negotiations. still ahead, elizabeth warren defends her wealth tax plan by attacking the american dream. >> it's not about punishing anyone. it's about saying you built something great in this country, good for you, but you did it using workers all of us helped pay and educate. lauren: why she said her plan will unite the country. and to the war on chicken sandwiches, the new fast food chain that's entering the battle. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." does your broker offer more than just free trades? fidelity has zero commissions for online u.s. equity trades and etfs, plus zero minimums to open a brokerage account. with value like this, there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. fidelity. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) introducing the marilyn monroe collection of fine jewellery. exclusively at zales, the "diamonds are a girl'

china trade talks on for more on this let's cross to detail these financial correspondent against caught on wall street hi yes good to see you how significant is this 90 day extension really. well it needs some good news even if a possible benefits not entirely off the table but if you look at last year for instance you i bought equipment from u.s. companies in the amount of a good 11000000000 dollars so that is quite a big contract there but on the other side if you look at intel just for example it's all those companies selling components to you all by micro technologies qualcomm or intel for example and if you look at intel itself it has a yearly revenue of $70000000000.00 so if you take that in relation it's not the biggest customer of the u.s. companies but it is some good news that did not start with the technology index here on wall street reached a new record high on monday right and what do you think this tells us about the state of those trade negotiations between the u.s. and china is it a positive sign. it is a positive sign but then again the us epona stray ssion keeps him saying that the

president trump says china agreed to buy up to $50 billion a year of soybean, pork and other farm products. the wall streetreporting china is being cautious about putting a specific number on what they're willing to buy. cheryl: we've got dow futures lower for now. but that could change when we hear from dow component walmart before the bell. the big question, are impending tariffs on toys and electronics going to be a problem for the done you tri. -- for the company. online sales were expected to drive quarterly sales in a good way. investors willing be looking for comments on walmart's of forecast for the crucial holiday quarter. lauren: walmart is gearing up for black friday. it plans two additional events. on november 27th, buy now black friday deals. they start today. and also more pre-black friday deals on november 22nd. cheryl: earlier every year. well, just one day after meeting with the president of turkey, president trump is going to meet with the head of nato today. lauren: tracee carrasco joins us with the details. tracee: the president is hosting nato secretary general at the white house. the

china and the u.s. not good for trade talks >> wchina does want a phase one trade deal but where whethey wo out core issues. the wall street journal is reporting china's chief goer negotiator has invited hi counter parts for a round of trade negotiations before thanksgiving but that report says the u.s. team is reluctant to come unless it has firm commitments on issues such as agricultural purchases as that is on the top diplomat here has been threatening or warning that u.s.-china relations could suffer because of the congress latest move on the hong kong human rights bill. the foreign ministry said that the u.s. should stop before it's too late and also the paper, the people's daily said that if the u.s. does go ahead and turn this into law, china would take resolute revenge guys >> thank you very much >>> coming up, shares of sage theer put therapeutics was once one of the hottest trades we'll hear from the ceo and he'll talk about what could get the stock moving higher. we talked disruption in online trading. how the housing market is being disrupted. zillow and redfin have home flipping businesses. we'll talk to the c

according to "the wall street journal" china did not want to put specific number of agricultural purchasesn the text. that is what held us back. charles: president xi is stressing the need for mutual respect and equality. it is interesting, as heather talks about the movements. they fade away, fundamentals do take over. i think people, i keep reminding people, there is $360 billion in tariffs and in place right now. two years ago with, we heard even this could happen, everyone said run for the hills. market is going to crash. inflation will to through the roof. you're a contrarian. you're up 70% this year. why didn't you listen to this? why are we acting this way? >> well, to me the biggest thing was understanding that last december's low, right around christmastime, was actually not the beginning after whole bull or bear market but the beginning of a bull market. outside of the u.s. for all major indices. charles: what about the u.s.? i call it the christmas eve massacre if you will after the federal reserve hiked rates. the implication they continued to hike rates. everyone was bearish a

who by the way wrote a wonderful column today in the "wall street journal," the great confrontation with chinae of the points you make is that for more than four decades, american presidents have essentially coddled china. china is not just a

china's central bank finished up. new overnight, "the wall streetports xerox is considering a stakeover of computer and printer maker hp, a market value of about $27 billion. both companies are in cost-cutting mode, and a deal could afford new opportunities to shed expenses. at&t will pay a $60 million settlement over claims it mislead customers about unlimited data plans. at&t, which is cnn's parent company, allegedly charged 3.5 million customers unlimited plans and lowered the data speed. they responded even though it has been years since we applied this network management tool in the way described by the ftc, we believe this is in the best interests of consumers. >> you've heard of turducken, right? how about those flavors in a chip? pringles is releasing its turducken chip including other flavors and you can stack them and eat. that's the kind of thanksgiving gift i want to -- >> i want to have them now. >> coca-cola, cinnamon, spiced winter cranberry are already on the shelves and ihop has offered a menu. that starts tomorrow. yummy. >> that m

and stopping china's practice of forcing technology transfers but it appears the talks have hit a snag on these farm purchases according to u.s. and chinese officials cited in this "wall street journal" story. part of the journal story we do have confirmed and that is that the u.s. had been asking china to make stronger commitments to stop and police these forced technology transfers in exchange for doing that, they would roll back some tariffs china had been balking at that and had not necessarily in recent days been willing to make those commitments. but the journal putting a fine point on it saying china is balking at these requests and not committing to the agricultural purchases which president trump said would be $50 billion. that seems to be the priority of the president and certainly something he hopes to stur first and foremost as part of this deal >> thank you very much, kayla tausche. >>> meantime also in washington, jay powell testifying today on the economic outlook steve liesman was watching it from here. what do you find, steve. >> the chairman telling congress's joint economic committee essentially that rates are on hold unless there is a big change on the ou

in the united states that is by high niece researchers, has been sent back to communist china and the wall streetnal has another story today, u.s. tech companies, let's name a few, are aiding and profiting from china's multibillion dollar surveillance industry. maria: can you say google with ai lab in beijing? lauren: there's a lot that this government can do to prevent money, u.s. taxpayer money and basically research and technology from flowing to help the communist government in china. maria: that's right. >> i want to know, though, if we get a phase 1, when is that going to happen, how is that enforceable, do we have a sense of assigning dates, what's going to happen to tariffs in december, are those going into effect, my main question is what kind of deal will get the business community spending again, when are we going to see business investment pick up, is phase 1 deal going to be enough to convince ceo's and cfo's to feel confident enough to start with that invest men again? maria: on the side of chinese they have giving market access, right, jon, they will open up markets, they will open

. >>> stocks surged on wall street in reaction to news that china and the u.s. are getting closer to a trade deal. the dow and s&p both ended at record highs. the dow up 182 points. the s&p up eight. the nasdaq also saw gains of 23 points. the stock market wins came after china announced it had agreed with the u.s. to gradually ease tariffs on the exports. the area has been a top concern for investors. >> disobeys a massive big change "rest a lot of anxiety around increasing, or escalating tariffs. >> reporter: both sides a reason to reach at least a partial agreement. china's economy has slowed and president trump is heading into an election year. the two sides continue to negotiate when a phase i deal will be signed. >>> survivors come together one year after a mass shooting at a popular southern california bar. the permanent memorial to help the community heal. >>> some heart pounding moments when two racing boats flip at the same time. >>> coming up, all new at six, one of two former twitter employees accused of espionage arrested tonight. the newly released

really see the signing of the phase one trade deal soon yet there on wall street for us watching and waiting thank you very much. china is imposing a curfew on its underage gamers those under 18 are now prohibited from playing online games from 10 pm in the evening until the new regulations also a straight the amount of time and money minors can spend on online games gaming companies and platforms are also required to enforce the new regulations chinese president xi jinping has criticized video games as being harmful to children. this week marks 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall it paved the way towards german reunification and shaped the economic fortunes of the nation many towns on both sides of the 1400 kilometer border between east and west germany suffered years of decline while the country was divided among them was bad harris felt located in the former west little was invested there until the iron curtain came down and 989 since then many businesses they are have embraced the opportunities offered by reunification. it's midnight and syllogistic center for $24.00 plus in bad hasnat is bustling $750.00 t

china. concern over google gathering details health information on americans has aled to a federal inquiry are according to "the wall streeturnal." goggle project is a deal with the asession held meant to improve patient care but gathering is raising privacy and safety concern. and colin kaepernick getting another shotted a nfl court a memo obtained by espn invited team to a private workout to evaluate readiness and interest in reviving his stalled career. kaepernick has been on sidelines since 2016 after sparking league national anthem protest about, and that is what is happening now. >> intreging to see if anybody actually shows up for his tryouts to workout, i don't know. all right tracee thank you very much. lauren: in hours public impeachment hearings do again and adam schiff says republicans not question hunter biden or the whistle-blower. will proceedings be seen as fair in the court of public opinion? and it wasn't the best launch day for disney plus well that impact in streaming wars plus why it is add aing trigger warnings to some of its classics. keep it here on fbn:am. no comm. delivery drones, or the latest ph

reaction to news that china and the united states have made progress in trade were negotiations and you can see the dow jones is up 211 points and skyler henry has the latest from wall street. >> reporter: the dow jones got off to a strong start tuesday following the china announcement it had agreed with the united states to gradually ease tariffs on exports. >> it is unlikely to be a massive change, but it will put to rest a lot of anxiety around escalating tariffs . >> reporter: a spokesperson for the chinese commerce ministry said they agreed to hold back tariffs in phases. it has been a top concern for investors and both sides have reason to reach a partial agreement. president trump is heading into an election year and the thursday announcement is seen as a step in the right direction. >> what i do not think we are going to get is what the united states really wanted, which was an acknowledgment that u.s. companies are operating at an unfair advantage in china because in order to do business in china a u.s. company either has to partner with a chinese company or the use company has to hand over its intellectual property. >> reporter: both sides continue to negotiate w

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the last few days and weeks so what set off this tumbling of wall street futures well a couple of things one the u.s. senate has angered china by passing a bill requiring annual certification of hong kong's autonomy and warning beijing against suppressing protesters. the senate has just sent a resoundingly message to the chinese communist party and president xi that the united states stands with the democratic protesters in hong kong. the bipartisan legislation with the great help with the chair and ranking members of the foreign relations committee will safeguard hong kong's democracy and autonomy. and then of course the renewed threat from president trump to increase tariffs on chinese goods if a deal is not reach soon so christine let's talk about this a little bit so 1st at the start with the hong kong bill obviously the bill on some levels it does affect the u.s. trying to trade talks but it seems like it's more of slowing things down because it kind of sets back china in their expectations right exactly and right now it's escalating into a new head and so this kind of like oh you wanted us to roll back tariffs well we'

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the last few days and weeks so what set off this tumbling of wall street futures well a couple of things one the u.s. senate has. angered chinaby passing a bill requiring annual certification of hong kong's autonomy and warning beijing against suppressing protesters. the senate has just sent a resoundingly message to the chinese communist party and president xi that the united states stands with the democratic protesters in hong kong the bipartisan legislation with the great help with the chair and ranking members of the foreign relations committee will safeguard hong kong's democracy and autonomy. and then of course the renewed threat from president trump to end.

who by the way wrote a wonderful column today in the "wall street journal," the great confrontation with china of the points you make is that for more than four decades, american presidents have essentially coddled china. china is not just a rival, it's a significant adversary in a variety of ways. and finally we have a president standing up to them. >> this is important. as you point out. more almost half a century we have so-called engaged the chinese. president trump says no this is not working for the united states. and it's not working for the rest of the world either. what was important and significant, last month we had the vice president and secretary of state? twin speeches tell the chinese that we are heading to a fundamental rupture. this is something beijing needs to hear. '. gregg: it's not just the trade imbalance. but one of the great jettest threats is the chinese are notorious thieves. they steal american technology. now with 6g, what does that mean? >> the 6th generation of wireless communication. we don't know exactly how it will differ from 5g. people are just starting to t

. >>> wall street minting that any progress with china. gary cohn urged the president to sign a phase one trail deal. without a deal, the president will be forced to slap new tariffs on china next month. >> if he keeps blinking, he loses credibility in the chinese eyes. >> cohen left in 2019 because he did not agree with the tariffs in the trade war. that includes iphones, video games, toys, products popular during the holiday season. consumers would find in their shopping cart and higher prices. the phase one deal is not the grand course corrections. a more narrow agreement to keep them talking and leave the thorny issues until later. this remains on goods. it hurts american farmers. they are the collateral damage of chinese tariffs. >>> the trump administration upending 40 years of israel. west bank settlements do not violate international law. it ends the u.s. as a broker in the region. the palestinian leaders view the west bank as part of their future state. benjamin netanyahu has been a supporter of settlements. pompeo denied the chan