jesse: you know, i went and i bought heroin and i had athena with me. and i was in the basement of these people's house, , and i a shootingng heroin n in their h, and she was upstairs in their living room watching tv. sarah: and she'd run through the house to try to get rid d of everytything she would find -- r heroin -- and she would flush it down the toilet, or she would break the needles. and then in the end, we're just getting mad at her, like, why? you know? why would she do that? it was very clear why. she just wanted usus to stop. reporter: the authorities intervened when athena was 11, and she and her brother were to come with me. and we were walking down the stuff. reporter: drug abuse dictates many p people's lives, especiay in poorer areas. one result -- neglected children. orphanages are rare in the u.s. instead, the government relies on foster families to take in children at risk. ngo's seek out suitable foster families for increasing numbers of children. in this region alone, there are almost three times as many foster kids as there were t

let's bring in cnn's national correspondent athena jones.ou are following developments in two lawsuits against the president. tell us about that. >> reporter: that's right. in the daniels case president trump and michael cohen say they agree with her that the hush agreement she signed is not valid. daniels' lawyer sees that as a

. >> this is athena. i see you have a gun. please stop committing an offense. >> reporter: what you are looking at is a demonstration of new technology designed to use artificial intelligence to detect weapons. >> the system can detect guns, knives, people fighting. >> reporter: the san francisco bay startup behind the athena security, believes it might help prevent school shootings. how does it work? the company's chief technology is detected, an alert would go directly to police and school officials via text message or an app. they can click on and get realtime video of what's happening, saving valuable time and possibly saving the lives of students who are injured. >> at minimum, worst case scenario in our product, the ambulance would get there quick enough. >> reporter: best case scenario, possibly even prevent a shooting. >> i have already called the police and they are on their way. >> it's helpful to get the police and emergency responders on the way quicker. >> reporter: we asked nationally recognized school shooting e

let's bring in athena jones. talk to us about what's happening. >> we're waiting anxiously to hear what the judge has to say about what sentence bill cosby will face. his lawyers were arguing he should be sentenced to house arrest. he's legally blind, needs help to get around and isn't a danger to anyone except maybe himself and incarceration would impose an undue burden. and in addition, he was viewed as a mentor. andrea constand viewed him as a mentor and put her trust in him. and also, they wanted to see five to ten years for bill cosby, a $25,000 fine and want him to pay various court costs, costs of prosecutions sheriff's coug costs. this means he's going to be required to register as a sexually violent predator for life. he'll have to do mandatory counseling to deal with this issue and there's going to be notification of the community that a sexually violent predator lives there. that is separate from the sentence we're waiting to come down now. in this first guilty verdict of a celebrity accused of sexual

athena, what are officials saying? what went wrong?hing of this many structures and this many potential explosions and reports of odors of gas. the issue appears to have been overpressurization in the gas lines. that is what we're hearing. now, the national transportation safety bard, which would have jurisdiction over gas explosions they're going to be sending a go team here tomorrow morning. they'll be coming in tomorrow morning to try to unravel what went on. i can tell that columbia gas put out a statement saying they're responding to these issues and that their thoughts are with everyone affected. but they also said they put out a statement today saying they are upgrading natural gas lines in neighborhood across the state including these three neighborhoods that were affected today. lawrence, andover and north andover. there are already projects in these three neighborhood already under way. >> a frightening story. so many of us use gas, and gas runs through just about every single neighborhood in this country. andover, massachuse

so he is urging them to change all of that in the fall. >> athena, thank you. now for the analysis, with me now van jones, former special adviser to president obama. van, you know the man. he worked for the man. i mean he has been sitting on this and sitting on this publicly at least. and today he did not hold back. >> you know, the thing about him is timing. something about this guy, he always has impeccable timing. and it is the week after labor day, we are now in an eight week sprint. and fourth quarter, you bring out your star. and, you know, obviously he has had something to say for a long time. and the thing is, when you have obama unleashed, when he just does his thing, it is arresting. and everybody said he was not going to do this. all of the early reporting on this speech was it was going to be very restrained, it was going to be -- and it was not. >> no. >> and i think that part of what people are looking for and what they are missing is just that voice of moral authority. he got accused of being this professor in chief. and that was almost like a kn

duped into trouble is this we use when you look at one of the world's largest creditor ships the athena is supposed to help remove around five million cubic meters of mud from the sea the port itself is scheduled to receive its first ships in twenty twenty jobs and billions in investment and trading opportunities are expected to follow the ports developers estimate a total contribution of sixty billion u.s. dollars to the georgian economy in the next two decades. is a fear there was once a sleepy little harbor town tucked away in the northwest of iceland while sleepy it is no more now that giant ocean liners are spewing out of thousands of tourists they after day. good monday christiansand will never again complain about having too little work the harbormaster works from early morning until late at night guarding against vessels into the harbor of a few other. these ships are gigantic floating cities which cruise over to iceland from north america in the old days only twelve ships came here per year now there are one hundred of them every year the number of tourists visiting the island

what's going to fix our democracy is you. >> reporter: athena jones, cnn, urban is that, illinois.roops are putting on a show of force in syria, this after what one u.s. official says were threats from russia. >> more than 100 troops are moving into the southern border of iraq and jordan. they are expected to come in by helicopter and conduct live drills this is in response to russia after it said it would attack. the u.s. government has forces in before. tensions are ramping up ahead of a likely government assault on idlib. >> more airstrikes hit on friday. the united nations' special envoy is warning of a humanitarian crisis. here is a message for security councilmembers that came on friday. >> we see warnings and counterwarnings about the danger of a major assault on idlib. we've seen intensive fight of military persons in the region. i've laid out to you, madam president, all the ingredients for a perfect storm the dangers are found that any battle for idlib could be, would be a horrific and bloody battle, civilians are its potential victims and they are ever present dangers in

the mid-term campaign with a sharp and rare critique of president trump..the republicans and vote..athenaones reports. president obama:"the politics of division and resentment and paranoia has unfortunately found a home in the republican party."president obama - making his first foray into the mid-term election season - delivering a blistering rebuke of his successor's political tactics and calling him out by name.obama:"it did not start with donald trump. he is a symptom, not the cause. he's just capitalizing on resentments that politicians have been fanning for years." ?the former president - president vote..and those who republicans trump..the next week.the middle of cooler during the middle of next week. (pam) former president barack obama breaks his political silence, jumping into the mid-term campaign with a sharp and rare critique of president trump..the republicans and those who vote..athena jones reports. president obama:"the politics of division and resentment and paranoia has unfortunately found a home in the republican party."president obama - making his first foray into the m

let's go to athena jones in andover, massachusetts, for us. what are they learning? they're inspecting 8,000 different buildings at this point. >> hi, poppy. that's right. 8600 gas meters. so 8600 buildings, whether they be homes or businesses. and this is a really frightening situation. something everybody can relate to. almost everyone is or knows someone who has gas fueling their home. at last check, we got an update from columbia gas, the company that provides the gas to this area. the gas was still not off. and the officials are warning that this incident could stretch a week or more with people not able to access their homes. we know they're now inspecting, they're putting up different colored labels on homes they have inspected showing they're safe or restricted or unsafe. we know one person was killed. at least ten including a firefighter were wounded. including one critically. >> a string of violent gas explosions ripping through nearly 40 homes and businesses in three massachusetts towns. sparking fires that stretched across dozens o

a's in athena jones has the story. >> reporter: politics of paranoia has unfortunately found a home in the republican party are president obama making his first foray into the midterm election season, blister going rebuke of his successor's political tactics and calling him out by name. >> it did not start with donald trump. he is a symptom, not the cause. he is just capitalizing on resentments that politicians have been fanning for years. >> reporter: the former president who has not spoken with the current president since inauguration day warning the country is at a critical moment with america's democracy at stake and urging ordinary people to get involved. >> you need to vote because our democracy depends on it. a glance at recent headlines should tell you that this moment really is different. the stakes really are higher. the consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire. >> reporter: he slammed republicans in congress for failing to act as check and balance on trump. >> republicans who know better in congress and they're there, they are quoted saying, yeah, we

athena jones joins us now. five of his accusers testify today. them during the sentencing today? >> that's right. we could hear from them again, andrea constand herself and others with substantially similar stories about being drugged, incapacitated and assaulted. we could hear from them today on the victim impact statements. the defense side would get a chance to cross examine them. we could hear more testimony about them being drugged and penetrated. and we could hear from cosby himself. he did not testify at his trial. ooshly during the sentencing phase you'll have the convict arguing for leniency and that's one thing we expect from his lawyers as well. >> we have heard some important things from cosby in his own words that came from deposition that he gave, admitting to some things. remind our viewers of what he said when he was deposed and, b, how that could play into the judge's sentencing today. >> that was a deposition that remains secret, civil case that andrea constand brought against him and then it re-emerged in 2013 with burris bring

the process has extended for athena they have not made a bid as of yet.. sort of what i am hearing with people familiar with the process who are combatting with the story from the new york post that indicated that otherwise. >> that's extraordinary. eliot and others are still doin work as well they have not walked away at eliot either it is also what i am hearing >> wonders of texts and e-mails is not the way i like to report however. i still prefer talking on my watch, hello, what's going on? >> david, pay attention to the show >> jim, it does not work >> this thing does not work. >> it do-- he does not have the new one, the fourth generation let's get to bob pisani on the floor. >> good morning guys a nice open here, let's take a look at the sector and here is a surprise stuff that goes down on china tariffs news very well hey, we are up good heavens, it normally goes down on negative tariffs news. banks, don't get me started on the banks. they're awful. why are we moving up there is a couple of reasons number two, small parts of the economy, you hear a

athena jones with former president obama in illinois. critics of president obama picked up on obama saying that the politics of resentment found a home in the republican party. ben shapiro tweeting, this would be more convincing if obama hadn't suggested it fueled the republican party for a decade before trump. does he have a point? >> i think he does. i mean, these things don't usually make a difference. a huge amount of debate. this surrogate or that. you know? two months out. i would say this. obama beat romney when he was on the ballot. 51-47. that break is not enough for democrats to win the house. so to be very simple minded about it, there need to be people that vote democratic this time this time for the house or senate. there are such people and will be i think. the best messenger to them is someone saying i, too, have been a republican and voted republican many times. by definition they have to defeat incup bent republicans. you won more 50% of the vote. i don't think he's a messenger to get them to switch. >> i have to say thi

>> athena jones, thanks very much. i'm curious, angela.esident seems to be consolidating here a bit, right? agreeing to give written answers here, dissolving in effect the nda regarding stormy daniels, another woman with alleged involvement with him. is that the strategy, does it seem? to limit the number of battles he's fighting? >> you know, that would be interesting, considering he regularly starts battles every single day on twitter. so i don't know if that's the case. >> and he's not tweeting about this one. >> yeah. and i wonder why. right? this is one that i think maybe some reasonable advisers as you counseled earlier, are effective here. what i think is astonishing, in any other circumstance, with over 20 accusers in the sexual assault, sexual harassment realm, would have been a poster child for #metoo, somehow donald trump skirted any responsibility for that. so i wonder at this point if a strategy for some of the accusers would be to continue to come forward with defamation cases. that's the strategy i'm interested in. >> in the

let's bring in cnn's national correspondent athena jones. are following developments in two lawsuits against the president. tell us about that. >> reporter: that's right. in the daniels case president trump and michael cohen say they agree with her that the hush agreement she signed is not valid. daniels' lawyer sees that as a employ to avoid being questioned under oath in this case, and it is something the president is facing in a defamation case in new york where he could soon be asked a number of uncomfortable questions he will have to answer honestly or face perjury charges down the road. tonight stormy daniels's attorney michael avenatti fighting back against donald trump and his former personal attorney michael cohen, after both moved in filings to rescind the $130,000 non-disclosure agreement reached with porn star stormy daniels just days before the 2016 election. >> hi, everyone. >> reporter: daniels, whose real name is stephanie clifford sued to be released from the contract in which she agreed to keep quiet about an alleged sexual

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computer from one of those we use when you walk into one of the world's largest creditor ships the athena is supposed to help remove around five million cubic meters of mud from the sea the port itself is scheduled to receive its first ships in twenty twenty jobs and billions in investment and trading opportunities are expected to follow the ports developers estimate a total contribution of sixty billion u.s. dollars to the georgian economy in the next two decades. that's all your business you're watching news from we'll have an update for you at the top all the hour don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our side. thanks for watching. half. possibly even the name says death mankind's giant leap. for no one saw me. so why has no one the map since one thousand nine hundred seventy two by two fifteen is a technological progress. is another landing even plan. five reasons why and so i will not run team on the moon today. tomorrow to do any next on. history up close mock berlin has no shortage of locations where you can revisit the city's turbulent

cnn's athena jones is live. what's happening in the court right now?om judge steven o'neal set to announce his decision on what kind of sentence bill cosby is going to have to carry out. we know cosby's lawyers asked that he be sentenced to house arrest. they cited his age. he is 81 years old and legally blind. he has difficulty getting around and he is not self-sufficient and argue he is not a danger to anyone other than maybe himself. incarceration would impose an undue burden. prosecution is asking for 5 to 10 years. you remember the three charges have been combined because they stem from the same event. the maximum is 10 years. they asked for 5 to 10 years and want cosby to pay a $25,000 fine and the cost of prosecution, court and sheriffs cost. earlier this morning, that same judge, judge o'neal ruled that cosby will be classified as a sexually violent predator. he will have a lifetime mandatory counseling to deal with that issue and also a notification of the community that a sexual predator lives in the area. that is independent from the sentenc

athena jones is here with more on who rachel mitchell is. it was a big question yesterday because they were not naming her. >> we have a statement from chuck grassley who describes her as someone who is recognized in the legal community for her experience and for her objectivity. rachel mitchell has been a career prosecutor since 1993. she has decades of experience in dealing with sex crimes. she is taking a leave of absence from her current job as the deputy county attorney. there she is the chief of the special victims division which governs sex crimes and family violence. she spent 12 years as the chief of the sex crimes bureau dealing not just with child molestation but adult sexual assault, as well. this is someone who according to chairman grassley is widely recognized as an expert on investigation and prosecution of sex crimes, someone who has instructed on best practices for forensic interviews of victims of sex crimes. this is someone who has had a lot of experience dealing with sex crimes. we saw a tweet from her boss that american

from our partners an c- from our partners an c-n-n...athena jones has the details.president obama:"the politics of division and resentment and paranoia has unfortunately found a home in the republican party."president obama - making his first foray into the mid-term election season - delivering a blistering rebuke of his successor's political tactics and calling him out by name.obama:"it did not start with donald trump. he is a symptom, not the cause. he's just capitalizing on resentments that politicians have been fanning for years." ?the former president - who has not spoken with the current president since inauguration day -- warning the country is at a critical moment -- with america's democracy at stake. -- and urging ordinary people to get involved.obama:"you need to vote because our democracy depends on it. a glance at recent headlines should tell you this moment really is different. the stakes really are higher. the consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire."he slammed republicans in congress for failing to act as a check and balance o

garcia: you remember athena four years, our education system was in crisis and it is still in crisis today. 1000 teachers walked up the job. they are working to improve public schools. it also includes dollars for education support professionals who make our schools great places to teach and learn and that is why we are looking for improvement. -- bus moneyghter should be included. we need to move to become the most and then -- innovative public school system in the country and that means stepping away from our fascination with standardized testing in arizona. ms. rivera: mr. ducey, you have the 30 seconds to respond. gov. ducey: we had a budget deficit. we finished that lawsuit. we were able to extend proposition 301. we have a teachers academy that will help solve the teachers crisis. there is so much more we can do in k-12 education. i want to build on momentum. what you did not hear a plan. ms. rivera: our next question is from steve goldstein. when. ducey come out teachers walked out of the classroom, you initially indicated that they understood education side? how are you able

athe athena, we can expect to hear more from the former president as we get closer and closer to thedterms, right? >> hi, wolf, that's right. today's event is one of several planned for the next couple of months. an aide told me the president worked on the speech up until the last minute. he was making edits on the flight here. and after months of staying out of politics, he seemed eager to reingauge in a pivotal moment in american democracy. he eulogized senator mccain last weekend, but went much further today, touching on a number of recent headlines and mentioning president trump by name in a political speech for the first time since leaving office. >>. >> the politics of division and resentment and paranoia has unfortunately found a home in the republican party. >> making his first foray into the midterm season, delivering a blistering rebuke of his successor's political tactics an calling him out by name. >> it did not start with donald trump. he is a symptom. not the cause. he's just capitalizing on resentments that politicians has been fanning for years. >> the former presiden

>> plus they've been trading stocks they wind up in the same place they started my final trade is athenaa major position and a bit on the table for 180 talk about private equity firms coming in. >> farmer jim? >> long volatility i said it earlier, everything from tesla to tariffs is going to keep this market moving. >> thanks, everybody have a great weekend "power lunch" starts now. >> indeed it does. i'm tyler mathisen welcome, everybody here's what's on your menu light 'em up elon musk smoking some weed, drinking some whiskey in a bizarre interview on "the joe roggin experience. it was an experience it's a podcast what does it mean for investors? we'll talk to an analyst still betting on the tesla stock. >>> house republicans want to make the individual cuts permanent but will the escalating trade war with china and maybe japan offset gains economically from those tax cuts all that plus a cn

. >> host: you mentions the athena project.where did the idea or two that come from. >> guest: the athena project -- we talk about -- you brought up the concept of beautiful, talented women in my novels and i told you they're based on people who i work with. surrounds by beautiful, talented women, i also am a father of a bulker talented young woman and i wanted to write a set of characters that would foes my daughter. so the athena was but a been all-female delta force team. when you put beautiful women into needs and have to go up against men, men often shut off the threat part of their brain because bhuttois not perceived as a theft and there's a lot of stuff you can do and achieve as women, knotts just tactically like kicking in doors but also a bar, refugee camp. so it's half spy, half operative, and this has been talked about very quietly in the special operations community for a while, about going to the female iron man competition and tapping these women on the shoulder and saying come and serve your country, and it's fa

the athena reference shows what kind of group we have here today so thank you for that.e to combine into one and get the viewpoint starting with you at the ends. this notion that students come to a university with a set of experiences and with free-form already form perhaps ideas and they also reflect broader social and cultural trends and of course we now live in an age of internet and social media so to what extent is the issue that were seen on campus and everyone agrees that there is an issue and it's just how much of an issue we are debating right now. to what extent is this issue really reflect broader social and cultural and generational trends among students and the power of social media and the internet to magnify speech and lead to the group dynamics that robert was just talking about. how does that protect out even outside the university environment? >> it's very hard to tell. it's hard to tell why large group of people or why one person does or do what they do. some people theorize the part of it stems from greater speech restrictions in high school and junio

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continue to flow one of those we use formula one of the world's largest creditor ships the athena is supposed to help remove around five million cubic meters of mud from the sea the port itself is scheduled to receive its first ships in two thousand and twenty jobs and billions in investment and trading opportunities are expected to follow the ports developers estimate a total contribution of sixty billion u.s. dollars to the georgian economy in the next two decades. it's all for business it's back to a line now and a big night in hollywood i have so loosely lost a razzle dazzle the seventy of the emmys awards have taken place in los angeles and alongside the actors making the most of their moments on the red carpet some of the biggest stars of the show were the companies shaking up the t.v. business netflix the streaming service and the premium television h.b.o. battled it out for the highest number of gongs. theo's game of thrones was going to best drama for a third time and was also the most awarded in show it was a good night for british acting to color for a. best drama actress

you go, you make the appropriate sacrifices on the appropriate day to the temple of athena in athens, you worship a gods of rome, at letting the rye fire's, making the right sacrifices, political and religious life were both tied together and collective. after the rise of monotheism, the idea of individual souls, and after the fragmentation of the christian world in the reformation, we could not possibly trust the disposition of our own immortal souls to some collective decision it would be crazy for us to do so. this is the greatest responsibility that we have to protect our freedom -- it was a great responsibility and we had to protect our freedom to choose it for ourselves. constant concludes in the liberties of the ancients and the moderns, by saying, there is face.lem that we moderns it is all well and good to celebrate this emerging liberal vision of liberty, to say that their archaic republicanism that motivated the french revolution and jean-jacques rousseau has to be left in the past, that we have pluralism, privacy and wealth, and have rejected by all of that is to the right

athena lamnisosjoins us now. firstly, sorry.he awareness of the everyday rubbish that goes with cancer. yes, raising awareness of those things, but also raising awareness of the need for information, the need to start a different conversation around the disease. so i came across rachael through her blog, and that was a really, really different way that she was writing about how she was coming to terms with her disease. also really coming to terms with the complicated issues around her diagnosis, her treatment, and really trying to understand them, and then translate them for a wider audience. it was one of her skills asa audience. it was one of her skills as a journalist, was in to break down very complicated medical diagnoses, and things that people sometimes, when you are hearing the diagnosis, and many people don't know what they are hearing, it is just a load of medicaljargon and words that don't make sense, and i don't know how to relate to my life. and that is absolutely what stands out. she knew how to ask the right quest

the athena project was about this team. the theory is when you put beautiful women into the field even the toughest men, men often shut off the threat part of their brain. beauty is not perceived as a threat. there's a lot of stuff you can do and achieve through women. also at a bar, at a refugee camp, it is half spike half operative. this is been talked about quietly about going to the female ironman competition and tapping these women on the shoulder and saying how about giving up sports and serving your country. they do exist. i want to be the guy who wrote the book on it. i need to write another one. fans love it. it's a matter of that balance between doing a book every year and may be a need folks on can i get a quarter of one done before the end of the year. >> what is your approach to sex and bad language? >> there are two separate issues for me. i don't think sex is necessary in the books. i can hint it's about to happen and we kind of fade to black black, i don't think it needs to be described. not that i'm approve

university students don't spring into being like athena when they arrive on campus. whatthena reference shows kind of group we have for today. thank you for that. i think it is two different questions. i would like to get everyone's viewpoint. starting with you, professor bolick. this notion that students come to a university with a set of experiences and with free-form -- already formed ideas. they also reflect rotter social and cultural trends. -- broader social and cultural trends. to what extent is the issue that we are seeing on campus? i think everybody agrees that there is an issue with free speech rights on campus. it is how much of an issue we are debating out 30 to what extent is this issue reflecting broader social and cultural and generational trends among students and the power of social media and internet to magnify speech and lead to some of the group dynamic some -- that robert was talking about? and how does that project outside of the university environment. eugene: it's very hard to tell. it's hard to tell why a large group of people who -- why one

fmyinal trade is athena elliott has a major position and a bit on the table for 180 talk about private equity firms coming in. >> farmer jim? >> long volatility i said it earlier, everything from tesla to tariffs is going to keep this market moving. >> thanks, everybody have a great weekend "power lunch" starts now. >> indeed it does. i'm tyler mathisen welcome, everybody here's what's on your menu light 'em up elon musk smoking some weed, drinking some whiskey in a bizarre interview on "the joe roggin experience. it was an experience it's a podcast what does it mean for investors? we'll talk to an analyst still betting on the tesla stock. >>> house republicans want to make the individual cuts permanent but will the escalating trade war with china and maybe japan offset gains economically from those tax cuts all that plus a cnbc special investigation into an international extortion scheme targeting wealthy americans. "power lunch" begins right now >> welcome to "power" on this friday the president says he is ready to implement another $267 billion in china tariffs the nasdaq was lower

>> let's talk about a fin a health you may rrl, recall, there was various reporting that athena had doneu want to go back to the spring, mid-may when eliot, 9% shareholder would like to buy you for 160 bucks a share. that did have the purpose of putting the company. -- what can we tell you right now? bids were due last night they came in bids did come in don't get too excited. they did not come in at a level that necessarily points to anything like 160 bucks a share. that's what i'm hearing from people familiar with the situation. at least three bids were received at least two from private equity one from an unknown strategic still not able to find it. i don't think it's amongst the different rumored names. it may be an unexpected name frankly, i don't know. there is countenance at this points that the process will lead to a successful conclusion and that the board is poise today sell this company. the question, of course, is at what price the presence of three potential bidders would seem to auger for an ability to get a price higher than the market. although, at this point, from what i

for $5.7 billion marsha mclennan is looking to boost its business looks now they're down by 7% >>> athenaential $160 per share bid for the software company that's according to "the new york post" right now chose shares are down by 10.5% >>> today's top global market story, those tariffs president trump going to impose 10% tariffs for starters on $200 billion worth of chinese imports. the taxes will rise to 25% at the end of the year. eunice yoon joins us with more >> hey, joe. the commerce ministry said today that china has no choice but to retaliate simultaneously so that has raised expectations here that china is going to eventually hit back the u.s. with tariffs of their own on $60 billion worth of goods on the same day that president trump's tariffs kick in. that would be on september 24th. it's not official yet, but that's what the expectation is the ministry also didn't elaborate on what other countermeasures are. but one of the biggest concerns among the businesses here is that china is going to impose what they have described as qualitative measures so that's what u.s. businesses