also in the programme: brunei under a microscope.n will be examining the country's human rights record. singapore's parliament passes a controversial anti fake news law, giving authorities sweeping powers — but critics warn it threatens freedom of speech. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning and welcome to newsday. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in washington, dc, where trade talks are under way between chinese and american negotiators. they are taking place after a week of threat and counter threat to introduce new tariffs on one another‘s products. the us is planning to introduce new import charges on chinese products in five hours‘ time, even as the talks are taking place. we'll hear from shanghai in a minute, but first let's look at the latest trade data. according to the us commerce department, the amount of merchandise — such as mobile phones and household goods — that the us buys from china fell sharply. compared to the previous month, it was down

jonathan head, bbc news, brunei. sweeping powers to block websites and police private conversations. under the new law, which comes into affect in the next few weeks, the government can order platforms to publish corrections, or in extreme cases, remove content it deems to be false. the rules will also cover personal electronic messages, even on platforms with end—to—end encryption such as whatsapp. journalists, human rights groups, global tech companies and academics have expressed grave concerns about what this means for freedom of speech. linda lim is a singaporean economist and professor emerita at the university of michigan's stephen m ross school of business. she was one of almost 100 academics who signed a letter to the government expressing concerns about the law. she joins me now from ann arbor. welcome to the programme. we know that singapore is already a country that singapore is already a country that ranks relatively badly when it comes to freedom of the press. so how is it likely to hurt academic instit

and adultery the so town of brunei. has extended a moratorium on the death penalty to cover offenses under its new sharia code sharia law fully came into force in the country last month brunei the only country in southeast asia to have sharia law at the national level the move had sparked international outrage including from the united nations. brunei's backtrack has been noted on social media by rights activists but many say the soul found announcement is not enough jack di tweeted this this is the part of activism thank you so much to every single person who signed petitions attended protests post a tweet tweets people power does work now for decriminalization but demand for more action from human rights watch deputy asia director for robertson said more pressure is needed the entire sharia criminal law should be scrapped because it's a rights abusing monstrosity reminiscent of a medieval yesterday that has no place in the modern age you'll remember many celebrities indorsed the boycott of brunei own properties to pro

jonathan head, bbc news, brunei.m will transform the work of the emergency services, after criticism that it was running late, and going over budget. the spending watchdog, the national audit office, said the new network would cost £3 billion more than planned, and gave the taxpayer poor value for money. ramzan karmali reports. siren the government wants to modernise the communication system used by our emergency services, but not only is it likely to be delayed, it's going to cost a lot more. the current system, airwave, was meant to be replaced this year by the emergency services network. that's been delayed until 2022. but even that target date looks unlikely to be met. it's also going to cost a lot more, £3.1 billion more, which means the total cost of implementing the new system will be £9.6 billion. the national audit office's report is highly critical of the home office. back in 2016, the home office expected to be able to deliver this programme by 2019, that's not proved possible. and it's a consequence of th

brunei's backtrack has been noted on social media by rights activists but many say this whole town's announcement is not enough jack d. tweeted this this is a part of activism thank you so much to every single person who signed petitions attended protests posted tweets people power does work now for decriminalization but demand for more action from human rights watch deputy asia director phil robertson said more pressure is needed the entire shari'a criminal law should be scrapped because it's a rights abusing monstrosity reminiscent of a medieval yesterday that has no place in the modern age you remember many celebrities in dos the boycott of brunei own properties to protest the death penalty law among them the polo lounge in los angeles once frequented by lisa vanderpump from the real housewives of beverly hills how to eat today o.-m. g. brunei will not enforce death penalty we have been need to at the polo lounge for drinks but a fan replied please do not go back to the photo lounge gays are still find in prison for up to ten years in brunei once all eyes are off them again who kn

brunei is also deeply religious.prayers. the sultan now wants brunei to be even more islamic. he's imposed harsh sharia punishments, provoking international outrage. translation: it's our responsibility asa translation: it's our responsibility as a muslim country. he also promised not to carry out any death sentences. islam is at the core of brunei's national identity. its role in everyday life is non—negotiable yet very few people here believe the harsh sharia laws just enacted will be implemented. brunei is laid—back, easy—going, not like muslim societies in the arab world. yet tellingly, no one will speak to us about these new laws. they have been told not to. laid—back it may be but the people of brunei know they have no freedom to talk openly about what the government imposes on them. we got in touch with a woman we have called sarah. too nervous even to meet us, she was willing to respond ona meet us, she was willing to respond on a secure messaging app. like many 93v on a secure messaging app. like many gay pe

brunei is also deeply religious. this is the capital during friday prayers. the sultan now wants brunei to be even more islamic. he's imposed harsh sharia punishments, provoking international outrage. "it's our responsibility as a muslim country," he explained recently, in a rare public statement. but he also promised not to carry out any death sentences. islam is at the core of brunei's national identity. its role in everyday life is non—negotiable, yet very few people here believe the harsh sharia laws just enacted will actually be implemented. "brunei's laid—back", they say, "we're easy—going, we're not like muslim societies in the arab world." yet, tellingly, no—one will speak to us about these new laws. they've been told not to. laid—back it may be but bruneians know they have no freedom to talk openly about what the government imposes on them. we got in touch with a woman we've called sarah. too nervous even to meet us, she was willing to respond on a secure messaging app. like many gay bruneians, it's not shar

. >>> plus brunei takes a step back from enforcing the penalty for a law that promised to punish gay sex with death by stoning. >>> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. >> and i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." do stay with us. >>> our top story this day, 41 people have died in russia. this after a plane made a disastrously hard emergency landing. >> the aeroflot passenger jet caught fire adds it tried to land at an airport near moscow. social media video captured the fiery scene from inside the plane and a warning this footage is very hard to watch. [ screaming ] >> and then there is also this footage of the moment the plane attempted to land. you see it here. the plane first bounced off the runway before coming back down and then bursting into flames. interfax reports that a loss of communication caused by a lightning strike forced the landing. cnn's moscow bureau chief nathan hodge is following this story live in the capital. the investigation under way. so many people watch

on the bbc news website, brunei has backtracked on laws introduced last month, that would have made sex between men and adultery punishable by stoning to death. sultan hassanal bolkiah has extended a moratorium on the death penalty to cover the new legislation. the rethink follows global outcry over the laws, including boycotts and celebrity protests. and finally, on the mail online website, an nhs nurse who ran the london marathon was told her guinness world record attempt would not count because she was not wearing a dress. jessica anderson was aiming to become the fastest female marathon runner dressed as a nurse, but her scrubs and trousers did not match the uniform criteria. that's got more of these stories. with me is henry bonsu, who's a broadcaster and international conference host. that's out of the daily telegraph. theresa may is at her wits‘ end, desperate for a deal with labour. if that fails, it‘s now considering a second referendum. something she had ruled out many, many times. seems to bea ruled out many, many times. seems to be a lot of support without and the house of c

jonathan head, bbc news, brunei.o administration. it's been struggling for some time and last year struck a deal with landlords to cut rents at its stores. select‘s 169 shops will continue to trade while options for its future are assessed. china says it's hopeful a deal can be reached to end the trade war between it and the united states. today, washington dramatically increased tariffs on goods imported from china into the us, which will lead to higher prices for american buyers. but economists the world over are concerned about the impact of new trade barriers between the planet's two biggest economies. shares in uber have gone on sale in the last few minutes. priced at $45 — or around £34.60 — it values the company at £63 billion, lower than many had expected. shall we stick with uber? this puzzles me, i appreciate it is lower than what people expected but still a phenomenal amount of money for a company that has never made a profit. and it its prospectus it said it may never make a profit, but consider its domin

now the sultan of brunei, hassanal bolkiah, has extended a suspension on the death penalty to the newleast seven people have been killed and dozens wounded, after taliban fighters attacked a police headquarters in northern afghanistan. a suicide bomber driving a humvee loaded with explosives started the assault in the city of pul—e—khumri. clashes between gunmen and security services then followed. let's bring you some sport now, and manchester united's hopes for a top four finish came to an end as they were held to a 1—1 draw at relegated huddersfield. the result means 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s side cannot catch either chelsea or tottenham. the united manager told reporters they aren't good enough to finish in the top four this season. more on that on sport today. israel has targeted and killed a senior palestinian militant in the gaza strip. the killing came after hundreds of rockets were fired from gaza into israel — prompting a series of retaliatory air strikes from israeli forces. the violence has resulted in the deaths of 23 palestinians and four israelis. it's the most serious esc

brunei is to suspend capital punishment for gay sex and adultery the sultan of brunei may be announcement in a television address the country has been under international pressure after celebrities including george clooney and elton john called for a global boycott of the royal family's businesses. i mean i did nation says that it has gained access to grain silos in yemen's port city of data for the first time in months fighting made the storage facility inaccessible last year it may hold enough wheat to feed hundreds of thousands in the war torn country. you're watching news still to come on the program thailand's newly crowned king makes his public debut huge crowds turned out for braam of the town in bangkok as he takes part in the ceremonial process to celebrate his expression to the for. the first shares on china's stock markets have plummeted after u.s. president donald trump threw a wrench in ongoing trade talks he's threatening additional tariffs on chinese imports only days before chinese delegation is expected in washington for possibly final round of negotiations now the chines

there are two zero one zero cyrus just one of the stories to bring you from brunei brunei's announce that it will not enforce the death penalty for gay sex adultery or rape in a significant reversal of laws introduced last month but nice elton has now bulkier announce the move in a speech out of the start of ramadan the small southeast asian country sponsor international outrage when it rolled out its interpretation of laws punishing those crimes with death. just a brief roundup of the headlines this hour egypt and casts are on mediating efforts to establish a ceasefire between israel and gaza after a barrier of attacks from both sides threaten to escalate into all out war around six hundred rockets were launched from the palestinian territory into israel killing at least four people and israeli warplanes have hit some three hundred twenty targets in gaza killing twenty four people including two pregnant women and two babies israel says it also has killed a senior hamas official and sasha going to him has more from the israeli border town of ashkelon. well a short time ago there was

that 10 member bloc is made up of different nations, to tiny -- from indonesia to tiny brunei, each withse politics, roles, and religion. asean's 640 million people accounts for 9% of the world's population, and its combined gdp of around $2.8 trillion puts asean on the same level as the u.k., france, and india. >> we have countries that are exceptionally rich, like singapore and brunei. then you have countries that are quite poor, like laos and cambodia. they belong to the same organization. you have countries that are incredibly big like indonesia, with 270 million people, and singapore with 5 million people. that creates a certain degree of complementarity among the asean countries. >> the cost of moving goods i customs, the speed, the single window, has not come to complete fruition yet. asean has to get there quickly or the likes of china will dominate. e-commerce will dominate trade flows. haslinda: is there a sense that asean nations are competing against each other more than cooperating? >> i think that is a real question, and the real answer is yes. but you see it in china a lit

bruno is set to suspend capital punishment for gay sex and adultery the sultan of brunei made the announcement in a television address the country had been under international pressure after celebrities including george clooney and elton john called for a global boycott of the royal family's businesses. the second day of thailand's three day coronation ceremony has come to an end after a spectacular procession through bangkok's old town hundreds of thousands turned out to see the new came along corn for oil pariah lists the ceremony has long been a long time coming thailand's last coronation was almost seventy years ago when the new king's beloved father bumi paul did to the throne. mutai king now have a juror along corn made his first public appearance in saturday's coronation in grand style this spectacular royal perception took a seven kilometer route through bangkok's old town. the king was accompanied by over one thousand soldiers and a one hundred nine member marching band playing tunes written by thailand's beloved former king bhumibol. some two hundred thousand onlookers clad in yellow

from iostat to suspend capital punishment for gay sex and adultery the sultan of brunei made the announcement in a television address the country has been under international pressure after celebrities including george clooney and elton john called for a global boycott of the royal family's businesses and muslims around the world have begun celebrating the start of ramadan they will be upstanding from food and drink from dawn until dusk for an entire month fasting is intended to draw worshippers closer to god through self-control reflection and humility. shares in china stock markets have plummeted after u.s. president donald trump threw a wrench in the ongoing trade talks he's threatening additional tariffs on chinese imports only days before a chinese delegation is expected in washington for a possible final round of negotiations now the chinese vice premier lou he said that he would still travel to the united states but shorten his trip to one day. many had believed the trade dispute could soon be ended when negotiating is met in beijing last week there had been hope for a quick settlement

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working standards and pay structure that the company has in place for drivers. 0n the bbc news website, bruneien men and adultery punishable by stoning to death. sultan hassanal bolkiah has extended a moratorium on the death penalty to cover the new legislation. the rethink follows global outcry over the laws, including boycotts and celebrity protests. and finally, on the mail online website, an nhs nurse who ran the london marathon was told her guinness world record attempt would not count because she was not wearing a dress. jessica anderson was aiming to become the fastest female marathon runner dressed as a nurse, but her scrubs and trousers did not match the uniform criteria. that's got more of these stories. with me is henry bonsu, who's a broadcaster and international conference host. that's out of the daily telegraph. theresa may is at

following widespread international outrage, the sultan of brunei announced he would not implement new laws that w would have brouought bace death penalty for morality-based offenses, so-called, including homosexuality and adultery. the laws were set to go into effect last month, but brunei will instead extend its moratorium on the death penalty, in place since 1957. the sultan also pledged to ratify the u.n. convention against torture. the massive global backlash included a celebrity-backed boycott of luxury hotels owned by the sultan. president trump said sunday he plans to hike up tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods at the end of this week, raising the current rate from 10% to 25%. he also threatened to impose news tariffs o on another r $325 billion of chinese productcts. trump's comments come ahead of a new round of trade talks between china and the u.s. and after a temporary truce on a trade war between the two countries. "the wall street journal" reported china was considering its participation in the talks following trump's renewed threats. the talks are expected to begin

talking about china and taiwan ohand; and then, vietnam, the philippines, malaysia, indonesia and bruneill with overlapping claims to the waters and the reefs and no path forward at the moment. >> sreenivasan: d what is the u.s.' interest in all of this? where do we stand? who do we support, or who are we allied with? >> the u.s. is interested primarily about the rules, right? so, we don't really care, ultimately, who controls which rock or who controls which reef that is for ates to decide themselves. we want to make sure they do itc rding to the rules. and the problem from the u.s.' perspective is that china's claim and taiwan's claim doesn't follow those rules. every country in theorld, under international law, gets a 200-nautical mile exclusive economic zone in which o.y they can fi china claims 1,000 miles, five times the legal limit, and we're d t prepared to accept that. >> sreenivasan: at about the ship traffic that goes through this area? >> it is the busiest shipping area on the planet. so, the... the strait of malacca, at the south soutrn end of the south china sea, sees more

pressing of international backlash the sultan of brunei says that new laws of prescribing stoning death by stoning for gay sex will know. how close doors are more than just a little at the top of the out of the. subject . to. europe the big idea. but what's become of it the book looks like tomorrow. the being for the future isn't enough europe requires our courage is. the big. european election team may twenty sixth monty w. i n where the real power resides. i come from get lots of people in fact more than a billion if you could lead the largest democracy. maybe that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can send. the troops in the mission reporters try checking the names onto the floor the funny one i remember thinking at the time if the battle in bold can forward anything can happen if people come together and unite for a cool. when i do the news i often confront difficult situations more conflict between disaster i see despite my job to confront floods details on policies and development to put the spotlight on issues that matter most congo to security

the sultan of brunei has said a recent islamic ruling introducing the death pentalty for adultery, rapeill be reversed. new legislation introduced last month meant these acts could have been punished with death by stoning, but after a worldwide outcry, sultan hassanal bolkiah said a 20—year general suspension of the death penalty would now apply to this new legislation as well. us air accident investigators looking into why a charter plane skidded off a runway into a river in florida have identified a number of possible factors. they say one of the aircraft's reverse thrusters didn't work. the boeing 737 also landed on a shorter runway than originally planned. all 143 people on board escaped without serious injury when the plane landed at jacksonville on friday. the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido, has insisted to the bbc that he is gaining support, despite appearing to fail in his efforts to persuade the country's military to back him. he had urged supporters to rally in large numbers outside military barracks to demonstrate against president maduro, but local media say only

also in the programme: brunei under a microscope.ingapore's parliament passes a controversial anti fake news law, giving authorities sweeping powers, but critics warn it threatens freedom of speech.

the sultan of brunei has said a recent islamic ruling introducing the death pentalty for adultery, rapeersed. new legislation introduced last month meant these acts could have been punished with death by stoning. but, after a worldwide outcry, sultan hassanal bolkiah said a 20—year general suspension of the death penalty would now apply to this new legislation as well. us air accident investigators looking into why a charter plane skidded off a runway into a river in florida have identified a number of possible factors. they say one of the aircraft's reverse thrusters didn't work. the boeing 737 also landed on a shorter runway than originally planned. all 143 people on board escaped without serious injury. the opposition labour party in britain has said it doesn't trust the prime minister, theresa may, and has accused her ofjeopardising a cross—party deal for an orderly withdrawal from the eu. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, said mrs may had broken the confidentiality of the talks after several newspapers reported she is preparing to give ground in discussions this week. our poli

it is a far more powerful monarchy than any others outside the golf or small states of brunei.monarchy. some disagree about with some aspects of it but cannot say so openly. it does not really get across the enormous influence of the monarch can have. some say that bhumibol adulyadej was very careful and using his power, he exercised that are rarely, in moments of crisis. others say his influence was far stronger. this king has made it clear he is willing to intervene far more than his father. in 2.5 years we have seen some striking initiatives, particularly demanding changes to the constitution but we have yet to see just how far he is willing to exercise that immense power that can reside in the position of the monarch. we are seeing the same live in the palace. i believe we saw the king receiving the nine—tiered umbrella. he has moved to a separate frame now. what kind of ceremonies in the coming hours and days? we are seeing one of the chief roman priest reading out to him. i assume this is prior to him breathing present at the royal regalia, the items that have been import

and is to suspend capital punishment for gay sex and adultery on the sultan of brunei made the announcement in a television address the country has been under international pressure after celebrities including george clooney and elton john called for a while boycott of the family's businesses. to the united nations says that it has gained access to grain silos in yemen support city of odessa for the first time in months fighting made the storage facility inaccessible last year it may hold enough wheat to feed hundreds of thousands in the war torn country and muslims around the world have begun celebrating the start of ramadan they will be abstaining from food and drink from dawn until dusk for a whole month fasting is intended to draw worshippers closer to god through self-control reflection and teano. in thailand people are celebrating the final day of the country's three the coronation ceremonies the new king and his queen are due to make an appearance on the grand palace balcony to greet the public and on sunday hundreds of thousands turned out to welcome the monarch during a spectacular

the sultan of brunei has said that people in same—sex relationships were those who commit adultery willsts, the country's winner said that at 20 year delay on the death penalty would be extended. attenborough has closed its streets today to motorised traffic along the public to enjoy the city by foot or bike. it is the first uk city to join the open streets movement, which is committed to improving air quality in a number of the world's biggest cities. today, pedestrians pointer you find freedom as traffic was banned in the city centre. it allows people to see how their cities can operate differently. it puts a greater emphasis on health outcomes. it helps reduce some of the air pollution issues. the council is planning to repeat this on the first sunday of every month and over time, the number of streets around here which are traffic free will increase. the council hopes traffic freezing to give residents and visitors a glimpse of what attenborough was like before the arrival of the car and an idea of what it could be in the future. for people that need to use their cars still, this is

the sultan of brunei has said a recent islamic ruling introducing the death pentalty for adultery, raped gay sex will be reversed. new legislation introduced last month meant these acts could have been punished with death by stoning. but after a worldwide outcry, sultan hassanal bolkiah said a 20 year general suspension of the death penalty would now apply to this new legislation as well. pro—western candidate stevo pendarovski has been named president of north macedonia, after an election dominated by the country's recent name change. the social democrat candidate beat his nationalist opponent with 51% of the vote, amid low turnout. mr pendarovski supports the change in the balkan state's name, ending a long diplomatic dispute with greece, which could open the door for both eu and nato membership. at least seven people have been killed and dozens wounded after taliban fighters attacked a police headquarters in northern afghanistan. a suicide bomber, driving a humvee loaded with explosives, started the assault in the city of pul—e—khumri. clashes between gunmen and security services fol

the sultan of brunei has said a recent islamic ruling introducing the death penalty for adultery, rapex will be reversed. the country sparked an international outcry last month, when it introduced laws under which such acts would be punishable by death by stoning. sri lanka's president has told the bbc that the easter sunday bombings may have been an attempt by the islamic state group to send a statement that it "still exists". more than 250 people were killed in co—ordinated attacks on churches and hotels in the country two weeks ago. in north macedonia, the presidential candidate backed by the governing social democrats has won a run—off vote. stevo pendarovski said his victory brought the prospect of nato and european union membership closer. facebook is mounting a big operation to try to make sure it's not used to spread misinformation or to allow foreign intervention in the european elections. it's already deleted millions of fake accounts as part of its crackdown. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones reports from facebook‘s european headquarters in dublin. a powerfulfor

for example has had significant influence so for example in brunei they're assisting the government in. building out there and that work in there is even a territorial dispute right now between china emperor knight so regardless of that the nice still on board in thailand and the philippines both countries have signed memorandums of understanding and both countries are looking to while away to help build out their five g. network so what i'm seeing is as that five g. network expands in southeast asia the logical choice would be to go the way i want to bow latin america they don't seem to be too worried at all by these accusations huawei is reportedly planning its data centers in latin america and it has its eyes on chile chilean president sebastian pinera goal has always been to attract more investment from chinese companies and technologies and telecom and recently a mobile operator has carried out a five g. test and using equipment on the way so tell us more about that. now what's really interesting about the situation is latin america is twofold first of all latin america is the sec

the sultan of brunei has said people in same—sex relationships or those who commit adultery will notountry's ruler, sultan hassa nal bolkiah, said a 20—year delay on the death penalty would be extended. edinburgh closed its some of its streets today to motorised traffic, allowing the public to enjoy the city by foot or bike. it is the first uk city to join the open streets movement, which is committed to improving air quality in a number of the world's biggest cities. joanne macaulay reports. it is not usually possible to play badminton in the middle of edinburgh's royal mail, but today, pedestrians enjoyed a newfound freedom, as traffic was banned from several streets in the historic centre. it is part of a plan to make city less car dominated. just allows people to see how the cities can differently, and it puts a greater emphasis on health outcomes, people walking, cycling, being healthy in their own city, helping to reduce some of the air pollution issues. the council is planning to repeat this on the first sunday of every month, and overtime, the number of streets around here wh

also in the programme: brunei under a microscope.ut critics warn it threatens freedom of speech.

john worth is a european union affairs blogger and a visiting lecturer at the college of europe in brunei joining us now on skype from berlin thanks very much for speaking to us today at where do you think these things the backs of process in the danger is that britain is not going to be able to get everything completed by the 31st of october so that for britain it's either going to be facing a new deal rex's or correction which in 30 years whatever was probably going to be requiring a server extension from the european union that's probably the most likely also bear in mind that the conservative party rules will take some months before we know who the reason a successor will be until the antics sorted out brussels has no one to negotiate with really so we're going to be facing a period of uncertainty wallace clock is still ticking down to the 31st what tara i do think there's an appetite in the e.u. for another extension the french simm remarkably reluctance to extend this process any further even john court was saying it's it's time to wrap it up i agree with that and the e.u. wants to

. >>> brunei now backing down on enforcing death by stoning on those convicted of having gay sex.lows worldwide backlash and boycotts over the country's decision to roll out a strict interpretation of islamic law. >>> military honors on sunday for riley howell, the hero student from unc charlotte. the 21-year-old died as he tackled the gunman in last week's campus shooting. >>> eagle eyed "game of thrones" viewers spotted something out of place. that appears to be someone's starbucks cup in the shot. the cup is now a trending topic on twitter. is starbucks everywhere? >> starbucks is coming, as they say in winterfell. that's amazing. totally amazing. >>> for more on the five things to know, go to cnn.com/newday for the latest. >>> dow futures are signaling a rough day ahead for wall street after president trump threatened more tariffs on chinese goods. what impact could that threat have on this week's trade negotiations? we'll discuss after the break. >> the battle of the baristas. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? oh. well, we just spend all day telling everyone ho

representative to brunei and former undersecretary to the in the department of commerce. there are all the titles. craig, good to have you, especially today. we're not trying to figure out necessarily what happens, if something happens what would we do? you have clients associated with trade, boeing, 3m, gm, on and on, exxonmobil. what advice are you giving them tonight, what are they telling you they are prepared to do? >> thank you very much for having me on. what we know is that tariffs will go into effect as midnight tonight if there is not an agreement or a tentative agreement leading to an extension. so our companies are hoping for the best but prepared for the worst. there may be tariffs. we cannot take that off the table. we are hopeful, however, that the chinese will return to an agreement that is enforceable and has strong market response by american companies. connell: when you say prepared for the worst, some of, i talked about consumer products, others coming, people that import them, companies that do to the united states, that the prices actually might go u

. >>> the sultan of brunei today further delaying the implementation of a law that prohibits gay sex and makes it punishable with death by stoning. the law drew international outrage, led by celebrities including elton john and george clooney. >>> a new record of measles cases in the u.s 764 cases. up 60 from last week according to new numbers today from the cdc measles now reported in 23 states with pennsylvania reporting its first case >>> and on a happy note, a brand new royal baby meghan markle and prince harry welcoming in a baby boy earlier today. the baby is seventh in line for the thrown a very excited prince harry used the word "amazing" a few times when speaking to reporters he said he was over the moon understandably so. and we congratulate them and wish them all the best that is the news update this hour, guys i'll send it back to you >> we certainly do, sue. we don't have a name yet but they've said they're going to pick something that cements the british and american special relationship sara i have to say has come up with the best suggestion i've seen so far. >> which

. ♪ to democrats who will benefit the ability to connect on an approximation of brunei and the" in america. you don't have to slag off america to point out it could be better. ashley: you're absolutely right. i remember bill clinton saying that. it was powerful and effective. that is the way it is. don't know whether you know this or not, we got the name of baby sussex okay? i'll tell you, i'll tell you. archie harrison mount batten windsor. what do you think? archie, not archie bald. mount batten is the great-uncle i correct? murdered by the ira, by the way. windsor is the last name of the royal family any way. archie harrison mount h mount batten windsor. i wanted your reaction. good thinking on your feet, steve. next case, chief of google. sundar pichai, he has a new piece in the "times," privacy should not be alexis suri good. preaching privacy for everybody. do you trust the social network companies? >> you got right to the heart of it. trust. think periodically make the statements and big claims thousand they operate and it will be fine. we'll look after your data and time after time

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the sultan of brunei has a nights that the country will suspend capital punishment for gay sex and adultery legislation introduced last month made gay sex punishable by stoning to death spock ing an international outcry celebrities including george clooney and john called for a global boycott on the royal family's businesses. the united nations says it has gained access to grain silos in yemen support city of had data for the first time in months fighting made the storage facility inaccessible last year it may hold enough wheat to feed hundreds of thousands in the water own country. welcome to the bundesliga here on the league entered the home straight on match day thirty two but there's still so much to be decided between now and the end of the season this is what we have coming up for you. after a horrible month of april frank but we're looking to redefine their winning form they were eleven please on sunday with both sides champions league champions league qualification hopes on the line. and will be looking at the title race by an open a four point gap over dortmund at the top of the ta