anya: that is the difficulty of 5g.ying someone has a gun but they haven't shot it yet. the capability that anyone company creates all the 5g networks around the world will have two spy is enormous. huawei has been caught spying before. we are right to be worried about that. emily: earlier on bloomberg television we spoke with senator rick scott of florida, talking about the trade war. he took quite an extreme position. sen. scott: i don't think any american should buy one chinese product. we shouldn't do any business, we shouldn't buy anything from them. they are our archenemy. emily: that basically means no american should buy at 90% of anything in walmart. anya: i disagree 100% with that position. best case scenario would be where we compete with china. we realize they will be a competitor but we don't build a wall. we can't shut them out entirely. you mentioned our fastest growing export markets, walmart, boeing, that market is closed. hundred of thousands of americans will lose jobs. the idea that we will completel

tammi beamont hit 61 and anya shrubsole boosted the total with some big hitting late on.england winning by 121 runs via the duckworth—lewis method. the win all but guarantees their qualification for the 2021 world cup. the world triathlon series is in leeds this weekend with brownlee brothers in action in their home race. but, it was australia's jake birtwhistle who comfortably won the race ahead of spain's javier gomez. the leading brit was tom bishop, with olympic champion alistair brownlee well off the pace. great britain's georgia taylor brown won the women's event with a commanding finish. it's her first world series victory. jess learmonth was third. great britain secured a vital win againt australia in the hockey pro league, after a dramatic penalty shoot out. the game was poised at 1—1 when chris griffiths slotted home from a penalty corner, the aussies then levelled and it the aussies then levelled and it went to a shoot out. daniel beale had the chance to take the match to sudden death but he couldn't convert, meaning great britain won 11—3 to pick up a crucial

women keep the head watch while the navy is expected to come into force next month as part of tons anya's new budget. south african banks affording behind on digitization because of a shortage of qualified workers the country's biggest lenders told the reuters news agency they were having trouble meeting demand for online and mobile banking because they were not attracting enough candidates with tech skills the need for id 70 workers is rising around the world the mckinsey consulting group estimates demand for tech skills rise by 55 percent over the next decades. and on to some other business stories making the news. the home office foreman the son of an old boss carlos go on the has been raided by french and chief of police local media say the search was part of an investigation into gold's lavish marriage celebration at the palace of versailles go on already faces charges of financial misconduct and is awaiting trial in japan. e.u. finance ministers have created to the outlines of a eurozone budget even if an exact sum is yet to be decided speaking with german finance minister a french

well to talk about today's decision i'm joined now from the capital in botswana by kut call anya kesler hope i got your name right you are from botswana a trans artist and l.g. v.t. activist it's good to have you on the show tell me what does today's ruling mean for people like you in botswana hives and the major things that this is going and needs to. eat you might fuck stresses and what i know is that we ought to be recognized constitutionally as well as the because they've added a few legal provisions that a lot of this exist within the country without any trauma and how that are there been these 3 crosses that then people could push it made people quite wary of. what out prices or status in the country man and said this ruling activity says we are not only just humans eyes people but we are all the same citizens who won't worry our citizenship consistent but within the country and that's what the court that's the message that the court is sending what about among the people in botswana i know that across sub-saharan africa it is not easy to be gay or lesbian or trans do you think th

let's get more on the story now it is on your caller following it for us today good morning anya what do you make of the new information police have been releasing could it point to the suspect being part of a network of extremists. this has to be at the center of the investigations now brian in their press conference the authorities had said that they don't have any hints to a network behind the main suspect no indication that there are cowpoke to trade his but they would still investigate if there are any other people involved and the new findings that you reported on that witness report certainly point into this direction a politician i talked to on monday said that he found it very disturbing that investigators had ruled out and that would be very very early into the investigations right after they had arrested the suspect and experts on the right wing terrorism tell us that. terror that right wing extremists often closely know that they are loosely cross-linked with each other but those who are willing to act they are closely linked to look you know we saw your reason cheerier mi

the united nations special report to anya's kalama has presented the findings after a six month independent investigation into the killing of saudi journalist jamal because shock she she stopped short of concluding the crown prince's guilt. but cooled for further criminal investigation. case credible evidence demanding i international criminal investigation into these possible responsibility -- in. as far as the commission of the execution he's he's concerned. but to my primary focus my primary -- message concerns the responsibility of the state of saudi arabia. hamas has called for countries to widen sanctions to include the crown prince until and unless you can prove yes their responsibility. she also called on states to make arrests of proven because constructions muda amounted to an international crime. the outspoken saudi journalist remains haven't been found. a kind of mass at the head team of experts had access to quote chilean and grissom would your materials of his muda. tamed by the technician halogens agency. because she was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul on o

privileges for india this is happening despite a warm relationship between parent president trump and anya's nationalist prime minister narendra modi what is the economic and geopolitical significance of these tariffs. well the 1st thing in economics is that we have spent most of the last 50 to 75 years basically since the great depression and world war 2 trying to prevent international commerce and trade from becoming a battlefield because of the long history that trade wars have a nasty habit of becoming military wars trade wars had something to do with world war one and world war 2 and we didn't want to have that happen again so the rules that were developed under the united nations under the g. $880.00 now under the world trade organization were designed that countries would not go to war with one another around trade and arabs because of the danger of the country that broke this agreement more than any other in recent history is the trump united states with the attack of tariffs on china on mexico on the india and on europe and more in the works so that the whole world is in a kind of s

tammy beaumont hit 61 and anya shrubsole boosted the total with some big hitting late on.ia the duckworth—lewis method. the win all but guarantees their qualification for the 2021 world cup. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. four people have been killed in sudan as protesters clashed with security forces on the first day of a civil disobedience campaign against military rule. many of the streets in the capital, khartoum, are deserted with people responding to opposition calls for a general strike. it's part of a campaign of civil disobedience aimed at forcing the ruling military council to relinquish power. a woman has died after being struck by lightning while walking in the scottish highlands. the 55—year—old was hiking near kinlochleven when she and another member of the group were hit. police scotland said both were airlifted to hospital in fort william, but one died of her injuries. the other walker is in a stable condition. a labour mp has been reported to the party's chief whip after he supported campaigne

my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result it broke my heart.brother let me be your shelter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. >> they were fake poles. i have the same thing for a long period of time. in 2016, i was getting terrible poll numbers and he didn't see it. because of tremendous crowds and my opponent one of almost nobody. and i said i think we will win the state of michigan. we did. i think we will win the state of wisconsin, pennsylvania, ohio and win them all. now we have the same stuff giving up phony poles. >> phony poles. how phony? i think we need to test the president on the spirit absolutely examine is he right about this? as well as everything else. president trump today called at the left-wing national media for their disgusting inability to conduct a poll and for drumming up a new poll that shows the radical de

tammi beamont hit 61 and anya shrubsole boosted the total with some big hitting late on.and can close in on world cup qualification for 2021 with a win. the world triathlon series is in leeds this weekend with brownlee brothers in action in their home race. but, it was australia's jake birt—whistle who comfortably won the race ahead of spain's javier gomez. the leading brit was tom bishop, with alistair brownlee well off the pace. great britain's georgia taylor brown won the women's event with a commanding finish. it's her first world series victory. jess learmonth was third. great britain secured a vital win againt australia in the hockey pro league. after a dramatic penalty shoot out. the game was poised at 1—1 when chris griffiths slotted home from a penalty corner, the aussies then levelled and it went to a shootout. daniel beale had the chance to take the match to sudden death but he couldn't convert, meaning great britain won 11—3 to pick up a crucial two points. couple of super league games to tell you about in rugby league. and a real shock with bottom of the tabl

my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result it broke my heart.elter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. maria: welcome back. we are back with congressman devin nuÑes. congressman, before we get into iran -- and also i want to get your thoughts on china -- let me ask you about your lawsuits against media. you have sued twitter as well as mcclatchy. tell us about that. >> well, the twitter one is important, we start the discovery process tomorrow the, so we will be sending out a bunch of subpoenas and asking for information from all the folks that were involved in allowing twitter to not only develop content, but also shadow ban me so your viewers and americans couldn't see my tweets for a period of time. we don't even know how long. so i'm very worried about this for the next election whether -- i call them tech oligarchs, it always se

we look at this with emily bazelon, an author and staff writer for thenew york times" magazine.so anya chemaly, who's a writer and media critic. she's the author of "rager. becomes and we welcome both of you to the "newshour". emily bazelon, i've interviewed a number of women over the years e who havaccused other men of sexual assault. what have you learned from them about why they don't come forward? >> i think this is still a really difcult thing to do, even in the #metoo era. women recei really mixed results. i think we're seeing that play out yet again with these accusations from e. jn carrol she has been taken seriously, certainly, but we seem to have a different standard for president trump than we do for judging the conduct many other men who have been credibly accused of sexual assault. >> reporter: soraya chemaly, what about you? you've looked at this i. i know you've talked to so many women. what's your sense of whyomen hold back? >> well, i think she articulated reasons that are enduring. i think there's fear of sming, of blaming, of retaliation, of being doubted. it's very