i know that air china and china eastern are structuring that's out of their businesses and they bring is that something you might consider? >> we have to be very careful. and a lots employees of very sensitive men. i think we will. >> that was the president of china southern talking about their expectations and ambitions to add routes to the u.s.. clearly they are building out of these new airports, this one in shenzhen are really shipping the landscape the massively and have acquisitions for a competition here but also the competition more broadly in the region worldwide. it poses a question as to whether hong kong and singapore have two of game because policymakers and china are very hubsin beijing to be major for the region. we also talked to the china southern president about the competition posed by high-speed rail. -- is being built at an they are looking at international expansion because they don't want to go on with the high-speed bed that is being built out here in china. china southern, the longest by passenger numbers in the asian region talking about their expansion plans

ballistic missile tests in july the united nations imposed sanctions on north korea earlier this week air china had announced it would suspend regular flights to its isolated neighbor. how do you knock out an opponent north korean soldiers show their guest from china how to do it over the weekend but the beijing delegation knows who really controls the ring or in this case the economy even a visit to a shoe factory in pyongyang can't hide the fact that china is importing less from north korea than it has in yours. as late as this summer trade between the two nations had reached a new high four hundred twenty six million u.s. dollars according to chinese customs that was despite u.n. sanctions it began falling noticeably in september after the first missile tests by october trade was in a dive. that means no more trucks to be seen carrying coal iron ore or fish across the friendship bridge separating the two countries u.n. sanctions have forbidden the products for months it was only after u.s. president donald trump openly threatened to boycott chinese firms for the country's business with north

. >> i know that air china and china eastern are restructuring and bringing in private investors. something you might consider? >> we have to be very careful, because it concerns employees and a lot of various sensitive issues. but i think we will do. haidi: that was china southern's vice chairman and president speaking exclusively to tom mackenzie. let's bring in peter are percent, executive chairman for aviation. these grand ambitions, the new ,eijing airport, the new hub how impactful is it going to be? what does it leave for the likes of cafÉ -- cathay pacific? >> cathay pacific has already been a very high quality airline which has fed strongly on the chinese market. when the chinese national mainland chinese carriers started expanding, obviously that was going to be true on cathay pacific's profitability and market generally. from china southern's point of view, they have been a very successful domestic carrier, expanded aggressively internationally. the prospect of a new beijing airport and being able to create a relatively large hub is very expensive potential for them. ha

north korea the trade began its dive now there are only north korean airlines to see at the airport air china has stopped their flights north korea disputes that sanctions are working it also hopes that the more than one hundred thousand tourists who visit the country each year can help fill coffers. the scandal involving fake the data product data in japan is casting a wider and wider net after new song and coby steal mitsubishi materials has now admitted it lied to customers the company's stock nosedived on the. rubber seals and gaskets found in planes but also nuclear power plants the safety of ports like these is no one question mitsubishi material says subsidiaries falsified data about product characteristics a string of similar violations has already shaken several other japanese industrial giants regulators are angry. that it does misconduct or betrayals of trust in japanese manufacturing the ministry urges the entire manufacturing industry to prevent such materials. but the reasons for such betrayals of trust or anger deep in the heads of kobe steel the first company to admit fault we

north korea the trade began its dive now there are only north korean airlines to see if the airport air china has stopped their flights north korea disputes that sanctions are working it also hopes that the more than one hundred thousand tourists who visit the country each year can help fill coffers. and has the latest developments now in their agenda refugee crisis thank you very much han i mean maher and bangladesh have signed a deal to allow members of the persecuted muslim minority group the revenge to return to their homes in me and maher hundreds of thousands of people have fled across the border in the past three months to escape a violent military crackdown it's not yet clear how many refugees will be allowed to go home and many are wary of returning to a country that the international community believes has carried out a campaign of ethnic cleansing against them. they fled to relative safety here in bangladesh bringing stories of homes burned to the ground and family members raped and murdered at the hands of the security force says now they're deeply skeptical of going back. i don't

north korea the trade began its dive now there are only north korean airlines to see at the airport air china has stopped their flights north korea disputes that sanctions are working it also hopes that the more than one hundred thousand tourists who visit the country each year can help fill coffers. i don't know if you've noticed yet but the holiday season is just beginning christmas decorations have already gone up at moscow's luxury department store gum and there are some unusual gifts this holiday season christmas it seems isn't just about wild piece after old gum is offering a military themed set of decorations and includes all the mints hand painted with machinery of war a set of photos for two thousand roubles the equivalent of about thirty five dollars the unusual baubles received a mixed reaction from sophisticated shoppers. not really my kind of thing anyway i'm going to back over to sara that they should get started on our christmas shopping that always plays i would have had we're going to turn now to argentina where families are trapped between hope and fear as they wait to learn

the trade began its dive now there are only north korean airlines to see at the pyongyang airport air china has stopped their flights north korea disputes that sanctions are working it also hopes that the more than one hundred thousand tourists who visit the country each year can help fill coffers. siemens workers have taken to the streets of berlin to protest plans to slash thousands of jobs years of the cuts came shortly after the company posted a record profit that's sparked fury among staff members who accuse the engineering giant of failing to live up to its responsibility. they're determined to let their voices be heard siemens workers turned out in droves to protest plans to cut almost seven thousand jobs and closed two factories in eastern germany. that the student recession asian mood is very know there's a lot of uncertainty and insecurity this is about livelihoods and families consider that the plant life is he's going to be shut down completely and where there's very little other economic activity people are horrified and scared and gangs. it's an especially bitter pill to swall

look at this, air china is back to the highest level in nine years. spending to what they call unsatisfying operations. up for a 10th straight day, the longest streak since it was lifted. >> china's biggest airline says beijing's new airport will help it offer more international destinations and increase flights to the u.s.. expansion to america is a key part of the strategy. >> mackenzie is at the airport. he strength to tell us how china southern is trying to broaden its horizons. >> i am on the edge, the cold edge of this new airport being built about 1.5 hour south of beijing. as you say we spoke exclusively to the president of china southern. he is very interested what is happening here because he is based in guangzhou. this airport here when it opens is going to give china southern -- it also was to expand cooperation with american stakees which bought a 3% in china southern this year. it is all about this airport. that 13 billion u.s. dollars on it. china southern will get a 40% stake in that is key because there has been a crunch in terms of ca

months , there has been speculation in the hong kong market about maybe a collaboration between air chinabut with board,ake sale by king that pretty much puts that to rest. we have diminished one, but we still have a lot more questions to ask. getting there. let's all be patient. to one feature we would like bring to your attention is our interactive tv function. you can run tv on your bloomberg. you can watch us live let's see interviews and charts. up earlier int the show to talk about the trade relationship. thecan become part of conversation by sending us instant messages during our shows. a kind reminder, this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out at tv . check it out. ♪ ♪ counting down to the open of markets in the middle east. i can only imagine what you are watching as things get underway. yousef: quite a lot. some key trading themes, kingdom holding 95% owned by alwaleed bin talal plunging yesterday on the news of his arrest. apple, 21st century fox, all of which he is invested in. third-quarter earnings coming through today. arabia reported revenue that this i

it is air china that has dominated beijing up until now.ort is going to cost about $12.9 billion. it is going to provide capacity for up to 100 million passengers. beijing capital airport is pretty much maxed out. they have about 94 million passengers passing through in 2016, hence them building out this new airport, and it is going to be a hub for the region. they want to see flyers coming in from southeast asia and australia via china to the u.s. and europe, and the president is saying that it is all about slots. take a listen. if the new airport finishes, according to our calculations, at least we can double the flights. tom: china southern expects to have about 250 planes flying from this new airport when it opens, and clearly, this does lay down something of a competitive question mark for the likes of singapore and hong kong when it comes to hubs in the asian region. yvonne: it really could shake that balance that we see among those carriers in china. tom mackenzie, thank you, joining us live from beijing. the aviation industry is due

air china is offering roundtrip flights from sfo to a for $399. wow air offering a one-way flight to europe for less than $100 from some u.s. cities. seats from the west coast begin at $129. >>> let's check the preparations under way for the morning's thanksgiving parade in new york city. hey, is this a float from ice age? >> yeah. >> what is that creature? >> an an ice age creature. so massive show of force there. police want to make sure everything is smooth at the parade. >> reporter: early risers are getting into the holiday spirit, many here before sunrise to secure the best seats to watch new york's thanksgiving day parade. >> kind of a family tradition to get yours, get the front row seat, wait for the rest of the family to sleep in. >> reporter: security is on top of mind. the nypd says there will be a massive presence including an officer positioned at every block along the parade route. k-9s and cameras. there will also be trucks filled with sand blocking intersections. the parade comes just about a month after a terror attack where a man

checking on early movers in hong kong, we have chinese characters, air china. expanding losses for a second day in china and hon hong kong d shanghai. flipping the board to show you tcl multimedia. on a rights issue to raise around $2 million. powell'sl look at jay confirmation meeting coming up. trump's nominee to head the fed says he expects the central bank to continue raising its benchmark interest rate and trimming its balance sheet under his leadership. in the text of remarks he will deliver later to the senate banking committee, powell pledged to protect financial stability through the fed's role as a banking regulator while reforms.regula he says he plans to take a more prominent role in the tax reform debate. he is hoping for a vote on legislation this week. several gop lawmakers have not committed to supporting the bill. if it passes the senate, party leaders will meet house republicans to reconcile differences. london is becoming less affordable than ever with homes at 14.5 times earnings. the average cost of the first home in the capital is still up

, notjust for south—western china between. cold airo northern ireland in northern england. much milder for a northern ireland in northern england. much milderfor a time in the south. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore, the headlines: cheering zimbabwe celebrates as the country's president of 37 years, robert mugabe, resigns. today is victory — it's victory in our hearts, it's victory for our children... robert mugabe's surprise resignation announcement was made by letter, just as proceedings to impeach him were getting started. i'm babita sharma in london. the ruling zanu—pf party say, emmerson mnangagwa, the man sacked as vice—president, will be sworn in as mugabe's replacement. and in other news — north korea's shipping operations and some chinese firms are targeted in the latest us sanctions against pyongyang.

air china is offering round- trip flights from sfo to asia for as low as $399. while airlines offering a one- way flight to europe for less than $100. >> i know what you're thinking. why would you want to leave here? >> or your friends and family could fly from those locations and you don't have to go anywhere.>>> 66 right now and concorde. oakland is 63. it is not hot or cold. a few showers in the north bay tomorrow. san francisco checking in at 66 and santa rosa is 67. humboldt county points north you may see some light rain showers tomorrow. we will see a few drops of rain perhaps as far south as napa tomorrow morning. it went cloudy this afternoon. means a mild night in san francisco. 52 in fairfield and 51 for fremont mountain view and san jose all in the low to mid 50s. the ridge of high pressure making a mockery out of november weather in southern california where the latest 90 degrees temperature in the city of san diego happened today. 92 degrees at the beach. that is this ridge of high pressure. it is abnormally large thankfully center to our south. yo

air china has rallied 25% over profitk, a little bit of taking coming through on that stock in hong kongu very much, juliette saly in singapore. has talked up the strength of the u.s. economy as .e pledged he commented after being nominated by the president to lead the federal reserve. that, asat has -- republican leaders to get out a tax bill. our reporter joins us now. westpac says this could be the graveyard of proposals for 2017. let's talk about the upside. what are the key takeaways? is it a game changer? >> ultimately, it depends on who you talk to. there are two separate implications that are there to be considered. one is for financial markets and one is looking at the actual economy. financial markets have taken tax cuts,owards progress towards tax reform is a positive. looking back all the way to the election outcome in november of last year when they thought trump win, the initial reaction was negative, but as financial markets started to price in relation and the fiscal stimulus from tax cuts, everybody thought it was a good thing. we saw stocks go up, the dollar go up. we a

is that because you see china as an opportunity or is the expansion of the air market in china, is that excited about the growth not only in china but in all of the asia region. let me take the chinese example, we get1.2 let me take the chinese example, we get 1.2 million visitors to australia from china. out of 120 million worldwide, 1%. we know that australia is appearing as the number one destination of choice. some statistics have the chinese visitors growing by, in the next 20 years, 800 million worldwide. if we keep the 1% that is 8 million visitors, more than every other nation put together, coming to australia. they typically take two or three domestic trips. even if we don't get them internationally, we are likely to get them, given our huge domestic operation, that is a huge boon of two risen coming to australia. so where is your work, alliance in china? is that a big push? yes it is. we have two strong partnerships with china eastern and china southern. and ten years ago we had one third of our capacity to europe, one third of our capacity to europe, one third of our capacity

was at the request reportedly of the north korean so is another message being sent out there also air china has now stopped direct links between beijing and on yang another sign of sort of incremental sanctions against the north beginning to bite china still believes that in the end sanctions will work we had another telephone conversation late on wednesday night between president xi jinping and president from president from urge the chinese leader to use all leavers to persuade north korea to stop its testing the readout of the conversation given by the shin one user agency here in china was much rosier it said that washington had thanked president xi jinping for his efforts to try to calm things on the north korea on the korean peninsula so two very different versions emerging from those telephone conversations held on wednesday night is there any concern where you are adrian that president trump could be planning some sort of military action against an off . yes i think those words by the u.s. ambassador at the united nations nikki haley about you know perhaps the united states may have

air pollution has been a problem in china for over 10 years. the way that regulators and the government treated air pollution. the public awareness of air pollution, especially around areas of beijing and northern china. years,e last five chinese regulars have been able to implement a massive series of short-term like a sprinkling water on the streets and shutting down factories, but also long-term changes with educating the public about public safety in terms of air pollution, and shifting the overall energy mix and power usage in china towards cleaner sources. ofthe most recent few months especially coming into the winter, china, especially in the northern parts, has been enforcing a fuels which to gas rather than burning coal. going to have a pretty significant impact in the long-term quality of air in china. as you can see, today's air quality in beijing is actually quite good, within who standards. rishaad: let's talk about energy policies and have a look at the chinese and the u.s. they seem to be going in opposite directions in that rega

china's toxic air pollution is said to cost two million primitive deaths there every year and household coal usage is a major contributor to the misery. now the government is winning consumers on to natural gas for their heating and cooking beijing gas has been racing to start piping it to over three hundred rouble villages like here in south asia and one. fifty three year old resident wang yang is one of the last of millions to be converted but the conversion has a price a family's energy bill will rise a full forty percent this year though she does see the benefits yeah and i do you know i think when cold turns to gas it's much cleaner than before you know there's no need to out cold and be very dirty and i don't need to wear a mask to fix the stove. when cooked or sun the first meal on the new gas cooker scrambled eggs and steamed dumplings for her it's a major improvement in the quality of life. now it's more convenient than using coal now the gas comes immediately when you switch it on you don't need to feel as anxious as before when you're cooking this is faster. but village life

do you want to pay a little bit more for energy or do you want citizens to breathe clean air? chinacision that right now it is more important to pay a little bit more for the cleaner air in places like beijing. an murtaugh, joining us from singapore. david is here to tell us a bit more talk: there's lots to about. very good in europe. of germanyofiele has changed with the prospect of fresh elections. we would actually be a problem? the other thing i would ask him, there has been a surge in equities in hong kong. as a look at the last six weeks or so, the daily quotas on these tunnels, or the southbound quotas from shanghai and shenzhen, typically on a good day we see 2 billion. we are now closer to $4 billion. a lot of the money has gone into the usual heavyweights. you have tencent. rishaad: nearly 5% of a gain with tencent. david: also, we talk about this potential partnership in india on electric vehicles, perhaps. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms

india had not become such a severe and public become in thes most recent couple of years whereas in china airon is the -- became the issue around the olympics almost 10 years ago. china and the regulators had more time for public sentiment to adjust and to acknowledge the severity of air pollution and for policymakers to implement various measures to address it including reducing industrial output, including sitting caps on coal consumption and promoting the development of clean energy. it will be interesting to see with india may be in the last week, air pollution in some cities were 10 times the level of pollution we saw here and it is cleared that the breaking point for india's market has been reached so it will be interesting to see over the next two years how india's regulators and the market will respond to the same challenge. yvonne: thank you. from beijing. the most in two months after posting a surprise quarterly profit. theincome with second-biggest online mall came at $152 million. analysts were expecting a $17 million loss. logistics in new fashion attracted shoppers and working w

don't see gets much left to do because you over there is a proof you will already going on is not a china. air force one from positions in the north china but this is also not the first time so i would want to see what the president can really do which is already done in most cities of course that there may be really gives a hoot again prisoner given that given that they cannot get the area under control . well we know looking at these pictures the attack occurred as worshippers were attending friday prayers scream past a picture of what it would have been like at the last day. when there is conflicting reports some of them said this is a bomb that exploded to the most skilled people who were escaping and were who were fired upon. other reports that basically the most course surrounded by armed men and it was started firing it to the most given it people really feel they must have had a lot of pride because there are also reports that they fired upon the algorithm because we try to approach the most the order to. injure people so it must've taken quite a long time until the security forces are

once again has much left to do because he already is uprooting the wall already going on is not a china. air force blown from positions in the north sinai but this is also not the first time so one wonders what the president can really do which is already begun to emerge and there is of course that there are many really . again proving again and again that they can not get this area under control. well we know looking at these pictures that the attack occurred as worshipers were attending friday prayers cream painted a picture of what it would have been like at the last today. when there is conflicting reports some of them said that there's a bomb that exploded the most skilled people were escaping and were there were fired upon. other reports that basically the most course surrounded by. men and they were started firing to the most given it people. feel they must have had a lot of time because there are also reports that they fired upon the ambulance because the trying to approach the most good order to. injure people so it must've taken quite a long time until the forces are right there or

china. actually air force one from positions no sign up but this is also not the first time so one wonders what the president can really do which is already done the most. serious of course that there really really good again proving again is again that they can not get this area under control. well we know we're looking at these pictures the attack occurred as worshipers were attending friday prayers karim painted a picture of what it would have been like at the last today. when there is conflicting reports some of them said that there's a bomb that exploded the most skilled people were escaping and were fired upon. other reports that basically the most words surrounded by armed men and there were started firing to the most given at least. they must have had a lot of pride because there are also reports that they fired upon the ambulance cause to try to approach the most the other two. were injured people so it must've taken quite a long time until the forces are right there or the militants were forced to. or an absolutely tragic situation for those people kareem algo hari thank you for being

yesterday for example the military the air force both. northern china as an answer to the attack yesterday but. before so one of the big questions right now is what can be done which is not already done in order to fight the terrorists in northern china so there are really no recipes there is a discussion right now to evacuate northern china but that would increase the problem because you would report the problem to other parts of the other part of. the nile valley so there is no real what this will do more than it already and karim just briefly if you may you know this is the first attack on a mosque in egypt most of the attacks have been on christians is this perhaps a new strategy from the militants. you know it could be illustrated used to try to find you that there are more of course it's an easy target because we have hundreds of thousands of what this country really because of course to put it possible to protect those who get good data on the weak point but at the same time you get double edged sword because you can really target it but at the s

this is how china sees its near future blue skies and the soothing sound of electric vehicles roaming the city streets present day more often looks like this research shows that one third of air pollution in china comes from petrol and diesel cars that's why the government recently decided that traditionally fuel cars are a thing of the past and like france and britain wants to ban them in the next few decades when gen don bought his electric car two years ago he didn't have to go through the license plate lottery a government measure to limit traffic he also got his car much cheaper because of a government subsidy of up to fifteen thousand dollars and unlike petrol and diesel fuel cars he can drive an any part of the city anytime he wants as long as car has enough power. once i was about to go to a charging station when my they were geisha led me to the wrong place there was no charging station and not a single person around i was forced to call a rescue team in china more than half a million people bought an electric car last year that's half of all electric cars sold worldwide forcing the government to quickly build more charging stations it's been hard to keep up with the

my man darin is a little rusty, but i they she nailed it air bell a is considered a child star in china. this after mommy van contact posted another video of air bell a singing in mandarin back in february. that video went viral in february. there you have it. they're huge in china. this is a story. there's been a lot of talk about this. we've talked so much on the final five about all the pro tests during the national anthem at nfl games. that is starting to die dowrntion but there is a new different controversy involving the anthem for awful you to argue about and for your aunts and uncles to post on facebook and for many you to tweet about. the naacp, the california state branch is calling for the soj to be chang ed because of lyrics that you you or i have probably never heard of. the lyric naacp objects to is part of a verse of a song that is hardly ever sunk here it goes, no refuge can save from the ter ofer of flight or the gloom. the reference to gloom is what they take issue with. people are undecided whether the song should be changed. a loft is up lifting to a the look of peop

there is a piece of good news china has a huge air pollution problem that is a report done under the auspices of dr. ortiz under the secretary of defense under obama as she did a study with the major group and to find out the major conclusion as say practical fuel for trucks. but the bottom line is to produce very efficient ford trucks and sure enough they have gone full blast to just announce that china announced that they have full credit. >> host: can you wrap this up. >> caller: also ethanol can be made from carbon dioxide. >>. >> i am not familiar with that technology but that is produced by m.i.t. now scaled by china and that is a good thing for the world. >> what is the connection between the three of your box? -- books?. >> that is a very good question and in some ways i have a right thing about the same issue with family end community those that acre of us in the world on the one hand to destabilize us to have enormous tools of her more efficiently so with localization and globalization is balanced you get a harmonization when not in balance when they are destabilized then y

the players traveled to china for air season opener.e kids is the brother also of a star nba player for the lakers. >>> japan's prime minister recently learned that getting out of the bunker, well, it can be a bit tough. >> shinzo abe was playing golf when he lost his balance and took a tumble. watch him run up the sand trap and then he just goes back -- right back into the bunker. president trump apparently was a pretty good distance away and didn't seem to notice. >> that happens to everybody. trying to get the ball out. a different case. >>> coming up, the toll that christmas music can take on your mental health. >>> country music's night of the year, the big winners at the cmas and see who has already admitted to lip-syncing. >>> the pricey painting found tucked away in a bedroom. the mountain like i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but whatever trail i take, i go for my best. i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk o

air force one 9:00 a.m. south korea and chinam and ending in the philippines on november 12. the ahead of the trip the president spoke out on north korea touting america's relationship with japan. >> japan is a warrior nation. and i tell china and everyone else that listens. i mean you're going to have yourself a big problem with japan pretty soon if you allow this to continue with north korea. >> nation security adviser says the president is thinking about putting north korea back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism. we also learn pyongyang may be getting ready to carry out new missile tests. live from beijing, at the time t set the table for us, matt. >>reporter: absolutely. the number one topic in each stop that the president's going to make over the next ten days or so will be north korea, and

the basics of life in villages such a change as china converts to gas just in time for winter china's toxic air pollution is said to cost two million primitive deaths there every year and household coal usage is a major contributor to the misery now the government is winning consumers on to natural gas for their heating and cooking. gas has been racing to start piping it to over three hundred rouble villages like here in south asia and one. fifty three year old resident wang yang is one of the last of millions to be converted but the conversion has a price a family's energy bill will rise a full forty percent this year though she does see the benefits yeah inertly no i think when called turns to gas it's much cleaner than before now there's no need to out coal and be very dirty and i don't need to wear a mask to fix the stove. when cooked or sun the first meal on the new gas cooker scrambled eggs and steamed dumplings. for her it's a major improvement in the quality of life. now it's more convenient than using coal now the gas comes immediately when you switch it on you don't need to feel as an

once again, the president just getting off air force one there in china. he will meet with president xi jingping and his wife. they are headed to the forbidden city. in just minutes, they will get into the motorcade. right now, they are being greeted by the dignitaries and the military in china. it is the third stop of the 12 2 day aged to her. mr. trump on the first lady, they are scheduled to meet with president xi jingping. the couples will have tea and then head to the forbidden city. a little information on the forbidden city. it is there in the heart of beijing. it's about 15 million visitors each year, covers nearly 180 acres of land. the complex consists of about 980 buildings. it is huge there. it is not to have the largest collection of preserved ancient wooden structures in the world. the forbidden city named, it is called permitted due to the fact that no one could enter or leave the palace without the emperor's permission. again, they have about 15 million visitors since 2012. it looks like president trump and melania may be in their, or the c

it's china that determines the price of the things we buy, what we earn at our jobs in some cases and even the quality of the air we breathe. china's rise on the global stage has shown many of its allies that it can be -- and this is important -- it can be a stable alternative to the united states. it's problpositioning china to as the leader. >> you said something so important there. china being a manufacturing force absolutely affects what we get paid for our jobs here. >> right. >> companies can have corporate tax reform, they can have tax cuts. but you haven't seen wage increases in a significant way. >> manufacturing jobs go to china or other places. >> correct. and as long as companies can manufacture overseas where labor is cheaper in places like china and we mentioned ivanka trump. we reached out months ago to her company and they said we have to focus on the bottom line. right now we don't have plans to manufacture anything here. why? because it's cheaper to manufacture in china. that's not changing. remember the president had been calling china is currency manipulator during the campaign. then the deci

the president has now landed in china for the next much anticipated leg of his trip details now with some air con. as donald trump arrives in china on his five nation asia tour it's now the chinese president's turn to roll out the red carpet just six months ago the chinese leader came to washington and the two hit it off bonding over chocolate cake but trump couldn't help but be a bit sciatic all during the dinner topping the magnificent dessert with a show of washington's military might we had the most beautiful piece of chocolate cake that you've ever seen and president she was enjoying it so what happens is i said we've just launched fifty nine missiles heading to iraq and what were you having to syria yes heading toward syria trump loves his weapons so much he thinks they're the solution to every problem and when the threat is as serious as north korea all the other countries in the region must be armed to the teeth and prepared to respond well that's the idea he's been trying to sell on his asia trip so far in both japan and south korea prime minister the band is going to be purchasing m

this is how china sees its near future blue skies and the soothing sound of electric vehicles roaming the city streets present day more often looks like this research shows that one third of air pollution in china comes from petrol and diesel cars that's why the government recently decided that traditionally fuel cars are a thing of the past and like france and britain wants to ban them in the next few decades when gendang bought his electric car two years ago he didn't have to go through the license plate lottery a government measure to limit traffic he also got his car much cheaper because of a government subsidy of up to fifteen thousand dollars and unlike petrol and diesel fuel cars he can drive an any part of the city anytime he wants as long his car has enough power. once i was about to go to a charging station with mine they were geisha led me into the wrong place there was no charging station and not a single person around i was forced to call a rescue team in china more than half a million people bought an electric car last year that's half of all electric cars sold worldwide forcing the government to quickly build more charging stations it's been hard to keep up wit

china can help expand business opportunities. one of the main areas chinese and japanese companies plan to collaborate on this technology for electric cars which it's hoped could help reduce air pollution in china carmakers abroad will be keeping a keen eye on the a progress earlier this month germany's largest comic up volkswagen said it would be investing ten billion euros in china to develop electric vehicles. design thinking schools have had a foothold in europe since the one nine hundred sixty s. the idea is to come up with solutions to real issues now the german hustle platen institute of design thinking has opened its first school in africa and students at the cape town based schools first task was to dream up a museum for children. it might look like something you'd find in a preschool but these toy boxes are actually part of the school of design thinking in cape town. today twenty post grad students are embarking on a three month long foundation course. the concept of design thinking was developed by industrial designers in the one nine hundred sixty s. with one core principle putting the needs of others first program manager can you weigh money i think this kind of