tall people and china in two thousand five hundred thousand but ever since beijing. greet the investment incentive up for the border all the time to repond we have seen building a computer that's called the big. most of the cultural activities are being own urgency no doubt this is a busy i'm. just instilling you have. not been doing the very important highway for the first course it would last this hundred million dollars going to a very important just start but. before that journey started to visit of prison did you think the commissioning. bristling which is a bit of the sport is that i got so over all is being in financial muscle and it's got us if you could build the infrastructure just in senator this is the most visible saying this corporation on the other hand is supporting the guys that tries to build the senate up only in the goodness of senate are indeed janet coming here provides a diplomatic clout that other local countries like america like france and the heat and all the emerging nations of the world clearly looking at you know that she said and i also

tariff battle being has broken out between beijing and washington as coming up. and sarah harman stay with us. being the fun beethoven. his work god is for tonight. the month stroke and faces of. the children long twenty two.

with a population of around thirty five million almost as many as beijing and shanghai combined chung xing is china's largest urban area. few people in the west have actually heard of chong xing but this mega-city on the young sea river is a symbol of the economic boom the country has been experiencing for the past thirty years. while growth is tapering off in the major industrial centers of long show and shenzhen chung xing is proving every day a new that it's one of the future engines of china's economic development. growth has long been based on heavy industry with cheap labor from the countryside . but in recent years the megacity has put all its energy behind the giants of the electronics industry. thanks to this transformation junction can now boast a growth rate in double figures. margins that our laptops are largely produced in chongqing the one doc company has three factories in china chain with around fifteen thousand employees. this factory has three thousand two hundred employees. we mainly produce a select ops the people. get good that the laptops you buy in france and ge

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immediately counted as china correspondent adrian brown has more from beijing. well more angry words from china's commerce ministry on wednesday a spokesman saying that the latest u.s. action was unacceptable and that china was shocked saying that the united states was accelerating and escalating the trade dispute with china he warned that china would take countermeasures but didn't specify what those would be but it's got many firms u.s. firms here in china worrying that perhaps the chinese government might start harassing u.s. firms here now china has also said it's going to sue the united states at the world trade organization we've heard very little from the w t o's so far remember this was the organization set up to deal with disputes just like this meanwhile stock markets here in asia have not been reacting well the hang seng in that struct more than two percent on wednesday morning the nikkei index in tokyo dropped also by one percent the markets are worried about inflation and about economic growth china meanwhile is taking measures to try to insulate it

this morning local time heading to beijing and she was she is chop plane. flights are being there and then. you know what it's not allowed to leave china yet here he was out to see his sister so if you know for this morning your show this time. playing oh to one of the officials from german embassy in china according to our friends and the chinese authority officials and maybe some of their friends have told us that china's so far they actually have. same goal to leave china the smoko only ok. grocery of their shop also which is on this friday so many of her friends also writes that. china today we saw in our report the difficulty that russia has been and what role did she and her late husband play in china's dissident movement . as soon as. we have a child or it's the first chinese water the nobel peace prize in two thousand and ten and since there. has been under house arrest almost eight so it's actually symbolic person are doing over the current situation the current human rights situation in china so i'm sure international city so southie at the civil

let the trade games begin trumps tariffs on china kick in beijing accuses washington of launching the largest trade war in history. china hits back matching the living style giving us goods like soybeans and lobsters and the u.s. president threatens to slap judi's on everything chinese it's. and will break said spell a black day for britain's iconic black cab. and then fizzle and let's do business. the u.s. went ahead and did what it said it would introducing its levies on chinese imports that china says it's already responded with a trade measures on american goods the u.s. levies affect hundreds of chinese products cars planes and hard drives to the tune of thirty four billion dollars another sixteen billion worth in the next couple weeks that amounts to fifty billion in all that while china matches those tariffs u.s. president donald trump has said he may really turn up the heating creasing those tariffs from fifty billion to five hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports that's roughly the total amount of u.s. imports from china last year. that's police in adolescence and r

policy beijing has been forging deeper trade links with u.s. competitors there will be no winners the question is will there be something lose more than anybody else right now though it looks like the united states is doing the opposite of what it intended it is in essence rallied the entire world against it and u.s. tariffs could ultimately hurt u.s. firms as well as chinese that's because far from being a straightforward take for tat easily winnable trade war it's complicated for example some of the chinese semiconductors the u.s. is putting tariffs on use microchips that are designed and made in the u.s. so those companies will also be hits what's more some of the chinese firms targeted are actually foreign owned including by some u.s. companies who bore me the u.s. measures are attacking global supply in the value chains to put it simply not us he's opening fire on the entire world including itself china suspects this is about far more than trade and that the u.s. is trying to thwart its ambitions of becoming a high tech manufacturer to cha

tariffs are being put in place came noon beijing friday here in beijing and within a couple of minutes the ministry of commerce issued a statement roundly condemning the move saying that the united states is guilty of the worst trade war possible and also promising to fight back. china has always promised it will match exactly u.s. tariffs with its own list thirty four billion dollars worth of goods will be affected from farm products to automobiles chemicals and medical equipment as those u.s. products become more expensive china has been looking for other countries to supply them china has been trying their hardest to diversify suppliers of energy of agricultural products especially when all the heat focused on saudi being on china has been boosted its investment in a lot of other unconventional countries for soybean exports such as russia in so doing say critics of the u.s. policy beijing has been forging deeper trade links with u.s. competitors there will be no winners the question is will there be something lose more than anybody else right now though it looks like the united stat

beijing has issued immediate countermeasures then it's the u.s. is turned then probably more from beijing and so on for the first time in decades global free trade looks like it's under serious threat. to global financial market reaction joins us from frankfurt. as i see it traders are reacting quite calmly or is it the case that it's caution. the trading is very cautious here in frankfurt today the german share index dax you're right is only trading slightly lower compared to yesterday but hey this event today the imposition of this all those tariffs was really a well flagged it when event markets really had a lot of time to get prepared for it and the pricing in of this has happened over the course of the last three weeks three weeks ago the german share index dax traded about five percent higher than right now. at some stage both two big colonies china in the u.s. are going to run out of measures run out of tariffs when will this trade war turn into a consigliere. you're right it's something that people are thinking about but as far as i can te

beijing is not afraid of a fight.or helsinki, saying the european union is a faux. i am rishaad salamat. this is "bloomberg markets." ♪

ministration of starting after impose tariffs with thirty four billion dollars on chinese imports well beijing has called washington a trade bully and is valen to retaliate immediately it set the stage for a prolonged showdown between the world's two biggest economies where robert reich joins us live now from beijing rob so what's the response been from the chinese to these tariffs. as you said there daryn this swift there has been a swift response or china condemning these terrorists and within a couple of minutes of the tariffs going into force the ministry of commerce issued a statement as you mentioned condemning this is one of the biggest trade wars ever started and saying it is the united states who is to blame china has vowed that it will not step back the will retaliate it will take action to protect its industries now this is taken as confirmation that it will carry through on its promise to meet head on these tariffs exactly the same twenty five percent imposed on the same amount thirty four billion dollars worth of imports although there is some confusion at this hour of just how th

beijing retaliates immediately.lus, they're as long as a shakespeare play — and you need a degree to understand them. so are social media sites playing fair with their terms and conditions? we get the views of some younger users. and on the markets, shares are mixed across asia after a difficult week, for now. fears about the trade war appear to be priced into stock markets. we start in the us, where in the last half hour the trump administration has imposed sweeping import taxes on chinese—made goods, in what could be the first shots fired in a destructive trade war between the world's two largest economies. the us has imposed a 25% import tax on more than 800 products worth $34 billion, everything from aircraft tyres to industrial robots to electric cars. in return, beijing has retaliated with a similar tariff on a list of us goods, including soybeans, beef and whiskey. and this could be just the beginning. washington and beijing have already prepared further lists of each others' goods to be taxed in coming weeks

we don't have that yet from the beijing police.ear-old from outside of beijing from another province. this could have been worse. that is the u.s. embassy which is a heavily guarded compound. it is the walkway where hundreds of people stand waiting to get se visas to the united states for a number of reasons. that place was crowded when it happened. hundreds of people line up there every day. the fact that this wasn't worse and it happened behind the camera and not over there, that means there were no injuries is why it ended so well this afternoon. dave. >> matt rivers, thank you. >>> let's get a check on cnn money. global stocks higher right now. wall street and u.s. stocks will be a different story. tech stocks are set to fall big time. a day after hitting a record high. twitter, amazon, google, microsoft, apple selling off overnight. the catalyst is facebook. facebook plunged 20% after hours. that is technically a crash. a 20% move in facebook stock. facebook will invest billions in privacy. that will cut into profit for years.

beijing is not afraid of a fight. president trump heading for helsinki, saying the european union is a faux. i am rishaad salamat. this is "bloomberg markets." ♪ rishaad: let's get to some of these markets on our public holiday. lumpur -- china futures as well. this is what the position looks like for our story, but only it flat.y looking at on.s find out what's going here is sophie kamaruddin. sophie: markets could be pointing higher. this as we wait for the data dump from the mainland. polly etsy -- policy tweaks. bottom seen in 2014. that will be in the spotlight at the open after posting solid preliminary first-half results, and that is after an upgrade to outperform at credit suisse which sees eps growth through 2018. credit suisse has boosted its price tag with a new target implying an 18% upside from uanday's close to 800 y for the share price this year. focus this year. 26% sincehas lost resuming trade last month. lastly, we have xiaomi in the spotlight. chinese regulators look to ban investors from buying cer

and beijing which one is moving the markets more. i think the trump and putin summit and moving the market more i think that's somewhat of a misnomer because the people are so nervous head of this meeting you know who knows what trump will say judging by his performance last week an offhand remark can move the markets can move world politics that investors aren't really going forth and doing anything they're not selling at a big rate and they're not buying at a big rate they're just holding their breath to see what comes out of the summit it's not trade in the forefront there it's so world politics security issues but of course those issues have become more and more important here in the market as well as an overall gauge of how good relations are and that expands them to trade so people are closely watching this and holding their breath moniker of course the summit going in beijing between the e.u. and china is focusing on trade is about possibly strengthen the economic ties what would the financial world what would trade as best us

beijing says it will take ‘necessary countermeasures‘.om london, that's our top story on friday 6july us tariffs on $34bn of chinese goods have come into effect, signalling the start of an all—out trade battle between the world's two largest economies. and as a key summit over brexit gets underway, theresa may says there is now "a great opportunity" to agree a blueprint for the uk's future relationship with the eu... and despite global trade war anxiety — markets around the world are feeling upbeat on friday. with european stocks taking their cue from the us and asia. there are just 268 days to go until britain leaves the european union, and still a deal has yet to be agreed. we get the inside track on where we are with the negotiations with our business editor, simonjack... and the bbc has carried out an investigation into the baffling terms and conditions on social media sites — does anyone actually read them? are tech giants playing fair when getting our consent — especially where younger people are concerned? let us know what you thin

chinese investment dries up to a trickle also coming up in the twin attack washing lashes out of beijing and the world trade organization saying china's trade policies are to make for the w a t o two tackle and europe's business community wants stricter border controls could cost the economy millions of euros. to do business jones on starting with the ongoing trade conflict with the us. it's already taking its toll on the euro zone's economies the european commission has lowered its growth predictions for the current year from two point three to two point one percent that's assuming the tariff débâcle doesn't intensify experts say any further acts escalation could have long term detrimental effects on all nineteen euro zone countries and the amount of money coming into america from overseas plunged to thirty two percent in twenty seventeen compared to the year before that's the second year in a row the o.e.c.d. says many firms held back on investments as they waited for trump's tax overhaul analysts say investment will likely pick up again relative pick up on that so analysts say that in

beijing has issued immediate countermeasures and it's the u.s. is turned and probably more from beijing and so on for the first time in decades global free trade looks like it's under serious threat. so while we have the united states and china reining in free trade the african country djibouti is bent on doing the opposite as of this week the small nation is home to the largest free trade zone in africa leveraging its location at the coast of one of the world's busiest trade routes where asian and arabic vessels make their way towards the suez canal else artie's hope that the ships will dock in the country on the entire continent to play a bigger role in wild trait. it's the first phase of what's to become africa's biggest free trade zone a two hundred forty hectare site that's the size of about three hundred fifty football pitches is intended to encourage foreign companies to set up manufacturing plants. at the opening ceremony djibouti as president was joined by several chinese business representatives a reflection of the two countries close e

and china take effect we'll get a live report from beijing.amsung posting its slowest profit growth in more than a year we'll show you the reaction in that stock >>> and it is jobs friday again. we'll bring you the final predictions for the june employment numbers it's july 6, 2018. "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. it is jobs friday. the forecasters are looking for an increase of 195,000 non-farm payrolls the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady all the way down to 3.8% let's look at the u.s. equity futures. despite the beginning of the tariffs being placed on chinese goods by the united states and on u.s. goods by china, you can see that the futures are down, but not by a lot looks like the dow is down by 41 points s&p is off by 2. nasdaq off by 3. this comes after a positive day f

news coming to live from berlin china hits back for what it calls the largest trade war in history beijing slops retaliatory tariffs on certain u.s. products including lobster after the fact that immediately this that the u.s. imposed duties on billions of dollars in chinese imports also coming out. authorities say time is running out for twelve boys trapped inside a thai cave more rain is coming and rescuers occleve to act fast. but the world cup quarter finals kick off today will take you to oregon where i wear an entire country is curing up their match against friends expectations are high as it is passion for the game. and. i'm sara harman welcome to the show it's good to have you with us china has taken its first shots against u.s. goods and what it calls quote the largest trade war in economic history beijing has responded immediately to new u.s. tariffs by imposing its own and says they're already in effect the u.s. levies affects some eight hundred chinese products we're talking cars planes hard drives to the tune of about thirty four billion u.s. dollars meanwhile china is for tal

the move comes in response to beijing's decision to impose tariffs on a range of u.s. products. china is the world's biggest car market and tesla cannot afford to be price dollars plans are already underway to build a factory in shanghai which would enable the company to avoid tariffs in the future . germany's b.m.w. is also planning to introduce price hikes in china that's because customers there buy s.u.v.s produced at b.m.w. plants in the united states. the company money factors its x. series at its plant in north carolina each year bank one hundred pies and s.u.v.s produced their go to china b.m.w. is also ramping up production in china in response to its new tariffs on u.s. imports. another country is taking measures against u.s. tariffs on steel another minium switzerland has launched a complaint at the world trade organization h w to all members have now started such a challenge the united states says the duties of protecting national security but the swiss economy ministry says that's unjustified it every two zero now has sixty days to settle the dispute. now for more on

news of live from bergland china hits back for what he calls the largest trade war in history of beijing slapping retaliatory tariffs on certain u.s. products defective immediately this after the u.s. imposes duties on billions of dollars in chinese imports. also coming up authorities now saying the time is running out for twelve boys trapped inside of its ha ha dropping oxygen levels and worsening weather mean that the rescuers may have just things not months to get the boys out. and the world cup quarter finals kick off today and we are going to europe wide where an entire country is gearing up for their match against frowns expectations are high as is the nation's footballing pedigree and it's question for the game. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program china has taken its first shots against u.s. goods and what it calls the largest trade war in economic history this after the u.s. went ahead and did what it said it would do introducing its threatened tariffs on chinese imports the u.s. levies affects some eight hundred chinese products we're talking cars planes hard drives to the tu

we have matt rivers outside the embassy in beijing. matt. >> reporter: dave, this created a scene here in beijing this afternoon. a lot of smoke in a video that made its way around chinese social media which prompted speculation. what happened according to the u.s. embassy inside is one individual detonated a small device. beijing device are calling it a firecracker device. those are the scorch marks on the ground. two areas. one to the left and one to the right. apparently this was a 26-year-old man who only injured himself in the incident. no one else, thanks fully here at the scene the embassy -- thankfully here at the scene at the embassy was injured. this is quite a crowded area. there was a risk this could have been worse than it was. there were no other injuries. dave, the big question is what is the motive here? that is what the police are keeping close to the vest. >> matt rivers live. thank you. >>> more than 200 people now dead after a series of attacks in southern syria. we go live to the middle east with why the area is su

is this the moment that beijing is faced with?ment in theat 19th party congress was really crucial. he had a tendency to say what he thought. he was very concerned about the ofl of debt in the order 2050% of gdp. he had been calling for a reform , particularly in the shadow banking area and municipalities. that is the problem that china has. they have to be very careful. they need to move forward on cleaning up the situation. ,he problem of inflated prices they have to be very careful about what they do with the and try tod the yuan clean up the shadow banking system. --y had to interest intervene. they have faced a number of companies who cannot pay their bonds. this is the primary goal of the financial side of china today. trade tend to look at the on its own, but you have to look at the fundamentals of the financial system in china. kathleen: i guess i will defer to haidi on this one. haidi: we talk a lot about the impossible trinity. for a long time, you could argue that beijing had been quite successful in this balancing act.

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beijing has issued immediate counsel then it's the u.s. is turned then probably more from beijing and that one for the first time in decades global free trade looks like it's on to serious threats. more analysis and coverage of the trade conflict with a full fifteen minutes of business except for thanks ben you're watching the news still to come the elite eight of the world cup begin battle in russia and this goal turns out to be the winner as friends powers past or of why in the first quarter finals match up. now some of the other stories making news around the world residents of a bedouin village in the israeli occupied west bank mark for demolition have been celebrating victory that's after an israeli judge blocked the demolition proceedings human rights groups say removing the better wins would allow israeli settlements in the area to grow and further fragment palestinian controlled territory. british prime minister trees a man her cabinet have gathered for crunch talks on devising a plan for future trade with the european union that's

embassy in beijing smoke seen rising near the entry gate. also israel carries out air strikes into gaza in response to rocket attacks from hamas at least three palestinians are killed plus. i don't think it's sensible for elections to be described is predictable accusations of fraud in the run up to next week's zimbabwe elections. welcome to the program hours after polling ended in pakistan's general election the country is still waiting for the official results. the votes all still being counted across all constituencies. but that hasn't stopped celebrations among supporters of cricketer turned politician imran khan's party which has been leading in the projected preliminary tally his opponent shahbaz sharif from the ruling p. and l. and is alleging blatant election rigging charge the electoral commission has rejected the sama binged it has more from the hole. they came to cause their ballots against the law and. believes her vote is her strength. newer than i thought it so our country can prosper i'm paralyzed but i came to because i love

beijing must address u.s. concerns about unfair practices. ,fter we reported the talks they have ground to a halt. let's get the view from china. tom mackenzie joins us. is this a potential opening? it comes down to whether or not the two sides can agree on what they would talk about. we did have three rounds of official talks from april or may of this year in beijing and washington. they seemed to make some progress around china. then, it seemed at the direction changed and washington became more focused. what appears to be fairly fundamental changes to the economy around the industrial policy. a huge goal is there. china would say tell us what you want us to do. what actions do you want us to take? the usa intellectual property is a issue. these issues may derail the u.s. economy. china is saying give us actions and key details. your comments out of the white house saying where open to talks and you also have these calls in washington from senior republicans saying it is time for trump and xi to sit down. tr

embassy is in beijing. but it's a diplomatic our you know beijing we have a lot of i'm busy here it seems that the blast in front of the consulate action of the american embassy that would be when chinese nationals queue up in all or in order to obtain these though this is a highly guarded. diplomatic area. it is probably the one area that where it is it would be very difficult to plan a big attack or whatever be this is what you can see it's safer now already to these correspondent in beijing mathias bullinger thank you very much for that update mathias and we will of course bring you more details on that story as they come in to us. now to our top stories the u.s. president donald trump and european commission chief have reached a deal to calm the trade war both sides agreed to hold more talks to lower trade barriers and hold off on imposing tariffs on each other a tension between the u.s. and europe has been high over washington the fission to set tariffs on european goods brussels responded with its own

in beijing 11:00 a.m. here on wall street squawk alley is live ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to squawk alley. a lot to get to this morning we start in beijing. after the trump administration's tariffs on $34 billion worth of chinese goods went into effect earlier this morning eunice >> reporter: china has retaliated with its own tariffs. immediately after it said the u.s.'s move, officials are collecting duties for 545 items worth $34 billion. matching the amount subject to u.s. tariffs the targeted products are cash crops like soybeans and cars the commerce department lodged a complaint about the tariffs to the wto. many fear it could become a protracted trade war president xi has shown no signs of wavering. president trump threatened it could include all goods imported from china anxiety is running very high among american companies in china. regulatory issues like inconsistent interpretation of the rules and unclear laws have been the top challenge for u.s. companies here for the past three y

ramy: our china correspondent there in beijing.t after the death of hna's second-in-command. up, $740 million i.t. deal with the us trillion government. the first agreement of its kind for the company. the agency head joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i'm in sydney. ramy: i'm in new york. you are watching daybreak australia. we have an interesting chart to show you from our bloomberg new colleagues, about the world's biggest lithium ion battery. take a look at this. you are seeing the revenue that is coming out of this battery, built by tesla, in less than 100 days. you can see where most of the money comes from. ancillary services. this battery made money even when it wasn't even doing anything, it was idle. and made more than 8 million aussie dollars. is interesting to see the future of sustainability in the future of keeping batteries on hand, especially in this region or in similar regions, in terms of where they have unreliable sources of energy. one interesting number that i want to share with you, it contributed to

also beijing is reacting strongly to a u.s. proposal of new tariffs on chinese imports the commerce ministry says the move harms the world trade organization system and hurts globalization the u.s. trade representative says new tariffs may be imposed on the dish until two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods. meanwhile trump has arrived in brussels for the first stop of his three nation european tour. for what could be a contentious nato summit after the american president's comments about members not paying their fair share for defense. and the u.s. president has issued another round of pardons this time it's two men convicted of setting fire to public lands six years ago they later became the inspiration for a protest by armed groups against the all forty of the federal government in washington and you can strike as more. it all started with fires dwight and stephen hammond in mid setting on their own ranch land which they claimed accidentally crossed on to federal land but a jury convicted them of arson and the fat

beijing has to fight back against what it calls trade bullying after the u.s. imposes new tariffs on chinese imports. of unwelcome on peace adopting you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up a rescue workers died in northern thailand where the pressure is mounting to get a trapped football team out of a cave. in twenty years after a sarin gas attack in japan that killed at least thirteen people the cult leader and some of his followers are executed. also ahead stepping down the head of the u.s. environment agency resigns after a series of ethics controversies. china says it will take countermeasures against the u.s. after washington impose new tariffs on some of its imports the taxi's target thirty four billion dollars worth of goods for months now the trumpet ministration has been threatening the twenty five percent extra tax raising concerns about a trade war between the world's two biggest economies let's take a closer look at what's been actually tax now more than thirteen hundred chinese products will be affected in

let's go straight to beijing. stephen mcdonell is there for us.he reaction from china so far? the chinese commerce ministry in beijing has said that these new measures that the us is threatening will hurt china the world and the us itself. china has threatened its own necessary countermeasures and said that this will include fresh legal action at the world trade 0rganisation. we are yet to see a new list from china about what good is it might consider, assuming that there are countermeasures with chinese tariffs on them, but there are other things that might do it. it might step up inspections of us goods coming into china or it might dragged its heels on approving certain types of investments to the us, and another possibility is the broad consumer boycott approach with chinese consumers boycotting us goods. all of these options are on the table and we are waiting to hear some more specific announcements from the chinese government. how worried are the chinese and chinese media about the proposed tariffs not only on the economy but also relations

china summit in beijing both sides oh. it is step up their trade top. this is g.w. business live from berlin and as welcome for change some good news from georgia bank germany's biggest lender says it will make a second quarter profit of four hundred million euros far exceeding analysts expectations that impressed markets and sent its share price soaring new c.e.o. christiane's even is restructuring the bank cutting thousands of jobs and shrinking its investment of dividends that has led to lower costs and spending on legacy litigation is also down savings says the higher profit shows his reforms are working banking heard a huge full year loss last year. but there's still a lot of ground to cover for the budget bank and its new c.e.o. before the share price can recover properly as our financial correspondent only bartz reports. but your bank not only held onto its game thing about seven percent higher. price but also it's above the level for the first one since the month of may and that's when they're buying to investors who are waiting for the dark a bank in the ma

beijing is reacting strongly to a u.s. proposal or new tires on chinese imports the commerce ministry says the move harms the world trade organization system and hurts globalization the u.s. trade representative says new towers may be imposed on an additional two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods. meanwhile trump has arrived in brussels for the first stop of his three nation european tour he's there for what could be a contentious and nato summit after the american president's comments about members not paying their fair share for defense. or choose day was the court ordered deadline for. troubled ministration to reunite parents and children under five who are separated at the mexican border by immigration authorities the white house admitted only a fraction of the families will be placed back together in time and the federal judge who ordered the reunions isn't happy she have returned to reports of washington d.c. . at least one reunification of a father and his young child by tuesday's federally ordered dead

even his wife lucia was not allowed to travel and accept the award on his behalf beijing called her an accomplice to her husband and placed her under house arrest. but i never expected him to win the nobel prize and i can't leave the house it's absolutely absurd. even kafka couldn't have written this with any. of. us. for eight years she lived under constant observation she shaved her head in protest and suffered from deep depression. only at the very end of her husband's life was she allowed to visit him in hospital he was in the final stages of liver cancer she remained with him to the end then attended the state's history organized burial at sea from the very beginning germany pushed for lucia to be allowed to leave china but beijing downplayed the case saying she would be prosecuted under chinese law. we will not tolerate any international interference. lucia's lawyer says the chinese government's actions were always unlawful. what's truly exceptional about lucia's case is that she can't do anything about her situation. she hasn't committed a crime has been no judicial ruling hande

policy beijing has been forging deeper trade links with the u.s. competitors there will be no winners the question is will there be something lose more than anybody else right now though it looks like the united states is doing the opposite of what it intended it is in essence rallied the entire world against it and u.s. tariffs could ultimately hurt u.s. firms as well as chinese that's because far from being a straight forward tit for tat easily winnable trade war it's complicated for example some of the chinese semiconductors the u.s. is putting tariffs on use microchips that are designed and made in the u.s. so those companies will also be hits. it's thought the u.s. is imposing tariffs to punish china for what it says are unfair trade practices and stealing american intellectual property rights but attending a gathering of sixteen central and east european leaders in both garia chinese premier league co-chairing said foreign firms were safe in china. our view is that trade war is never a solution china would never start a trade war but if any p

beijing viewed lucero as an accomplice and put her under house arrest for eight years she lived under constant observation she shaved her head in protest and suffered from depression. the strain was evident when western journalists managed to visit her in two thousand and twelve. but suddenly i never expected him to win the nobel peace prize and i can't leave the house it's absolutely absurd to even kafka couldn't have written this with any one of sympathy for temperature. only at the very end ever as bones life was she allowed to visit him in a hospital he was in the final stages of liver cancer she remained with him to the end then attended the state's hastily organized let's see. from the beginning germany pushed for luke child to be allowed to leave china but even after her husband's death beijing said she would be prosecuted under chinese law. won't change if we will not tolerate any international interference in this matter i need a. lawyer says the chinese government's actions were always unlawful. what's truly exceptional about new shows case is that she can't do anything abou

yet when it comes to china washington still plans to implement fresh levies in a matter of hours in beijing. mrs day hit straight back. plus a warning from jack you a landrover the british comedy says a bad break that deal means it could well leave the u.k. altogether. bases your business of daytime elena home free glad you could join me could there be a reproach mountainside when it comes to trade relations between the u.s. and the e.u. the u.s. ambassador to germany has held a meeting with representatives from the likes of b.m.w. and diana here. now richard grenell said the white house would be willing to accept her moving move import tariffs if the e.u. would do this a u.s. president donald trump is touted import levies on european cars as his next move in this trade dispute that the us president has come under pressure from american business leaders saying an increase in import tariffs would hurt them as well so with the possibility of a good songs on the table i asked our financial correspondent call that boson whether that was having an impact on cautious says of the car makers have b

products after the us places levies on billions of dollars worth of chinese imports beijing is describing the dispute as the largest trade war in history. and from saw the first team through to the world cup semifinals followed next to nil a victory over a scrappy. i'm still gal welcome to the program officials in thailand have to jump and hopes that any plans to rescue twelve boys in the football coach in the flooded cave system would go ahead since the regional governor has been telling reporters that's a rush to aeration to free the police would not be undertaken on that's necessary but experts are warning that the oxygen levels in the cape dropping and more monsoon rains on the way the window of opportunity is limited and the dangers involved came into sharp focus where one rescue diver died on friday of bringing supplies to the trapped group. mills broadening the gaze and cave rescue expert right here in germany welcome to d.w. what sort of dangers are facing the boys and the rescue as they try to get them out . good evening from germany yes they are different parts we have to focus

imposed duties on billions of dollars in chinese imports beijing says it's.

same kind of rhetoric coming from beijing.e seeing beijing officials telling the birth off the record that the chinese government plans to retaliate against increases in any u.s. tariffs regardless of the volume of goods targeted. again, there are no scheduled talks. the beijing official saying no contact has been made as far as restarting these talks and the robertade representative lighthizer think this is a chronic problem with china. alluding to the fact this could take years to resolve. ramy: that is where we stand. a look at some of the stories trending across the bloomberg universe. bloomberg terminal users are reading about the i told you so moments of jessica mauch after facebook shares tumbled. he incised investors to short race book. plenty of hits for story on economic impact of japan's heatwave which has led to greater consumer spending for things from cold beer and electricity fees. on tictoc, a short feature tells you why you should leave your work desk, pack your bags, and traveled the world. stories trending o

imposed duties on billions of dollars in chinese imports beijing says it's the largest trade war in history. and france are the first team into the world cup semifinals baby for a white to melt so book their place they'll be up against brazil or belgium the teams playing in the next quarter final match up. a magic johnson welcome to the program rescuers in thailand say time is running out as they work to free twelve boys and their soccer coach trapped inside a flooded cave system just how dangerous that mission is is even more evident following the death of a professional diver working on the rescue with oxygen levels dropping and more monsoon rains on the way authorities warn the window of opportunity to extract the group is limited. it's dark dangerous work water levels are high narrow passages flooded. and still the volunteers continue their mission but with news that a former tiny a.v. diver has died no one can ignore the risks involved. salmon pune and who was thirty eight had successfully delivered tanks event to the trapped boys and their football coach but he lost consciousness on h

embassy in beijing and sent us this update. the blast in front of an american embassy for all the alarms and the authorities have been quick to cordon off the site journalists have gathered here have witnessed an eyewitness being taken away and driven away in a black car now the american embassy has resumed its activities the people behind me over there they are standing on queuing up for an american visa as there have been when the blast happened. that was. reporting from beijing that me not being the operative but some of the stories making news around the world japan is executed the remaining members of a doomsday cult that carried out a deadly sarin gas attack on the tokyo subway in one thousand nine hundred five the six men were the last members of the be killed cult be held in prison they took a subway attack was the group's most serious crime thirteen people died and thousands. thousands of people remain stranded in southern laos after the collapse of a hydroelectric dam on monday authorities are investigating what cause

but beijing downplayed the case saying she would be prosecuted under chinese law. we will not tolerate any international interference. lucia's lawyer says the chinese government's actions were all with unlawful. what's truly exceptional about lucia's case is that she can't do anything about her situation. she hasn't committed a crime there has been no judicial ruling handed down so it is simply illegal that they're restricting her movement. i mean. after years of negotiations with numerous setbacks new shabbos widow has been released but it will likely take a long time before she can return to a normal life. is in taipei and following that story when he china had rejected outside into very fit and so what led to their shells released now and what go to jimmy's diplomatic campaign plane these developments. actually according to the mention of friends who has a close relationship with her they have. actually a child claim to fully well that chairman and person in china and this time she's not coming by any of the chinese authorities so it shows that this campaign is