china eastern compensation over the troubled 737 maxjet.tion for the losses it's suffering because the losses it's suffering because the plane has had to be grounded for a safety upgrade, and that follows the ethiopian airlines crash in march and meanwhile, a french woman whose husband died in the flight is suing boeing for more than $200 million. the un says ai powered voice assistants with the male voices are perpetuating harmful gender biases. that's according to a new report. these female helpers are portrayed as obliging and eager to please, and they reinforce the idea that women are subservient. the report calls on developers to create a neutral machine gender for voice assista nts a neutral machine gender for voice assistants and to programme them to discourage gender—based insights. premier league winners and manchester city and the other clubs will get a 13% increase in the money they get from overseas tv rights. the lead's interim boss told a financial times summit that from next season the 20 teams would get a whopping $5.3 billi

china eastern airlines has requested compensation from boeing for the 2 months grounding off its $77.00 max aircraft the chinese carrier has delayed deliveries of future planes the boeing 737 max was grounded worldwide in mid march after 2 crashes in october and march killed 346 people china eastern house 14 a boeing 737 max jets including those in its shanghai alanson. the united kingdom government has promised to do what it can to support british steel the u.k. 2nd biggest steelmaker is that they used to be on the verge of going bust with 5000 jobs directly at risk it's asked the government for emergency funds to deal with what is called a bricks and related issues. the founder of your way says the company is ready for a quote protracted battle with the united states u.s. companies are to be banned from cooperating with the tech giant speaking to trannies state media wrenching case said the company could become stronger through a long lasting fight on tuesday away it launched a new model of its on a smartphone in london with no mention of the possible future loss of google's android o

max was grounded worldwide in mid march after 2 crashes in october and march killed 346 people china eastern has 14 boeing 737 max jets including those in its shanghai airlines unit. the government has proposed to do what it can to support british steel the u.k.'s 2nd biggest steelmaker is believed to be on the verge of going bust with 5000 jobs directly address it has asked the government for emergency funds to deal with what it called breck's and related issues. after the failed merger with deutsche bank a month ago the c.e.o. of german commands bond is facing a heated shareholders meeting in d.c. today investors are unhappy with the performance of the bank the stock has lost around 40 percent since 2018 come out bank to be bailed out by german taxpayers during the financial crisis and it's still hard to nationalize. and for more let's cross over to our financial market correspondent. in a frankfurt so what's the mood in frankfurt in the area and the banking sector as a whole now just ahead of the shareholder meeting. well more in the mood in frankfurt right now and specifically in the spo

china eastern airlines is formally requesting compensation for the losses its suffering because the planeked on. that follows the ethiopia airlines crash in march. meanwhile a french woman whose husband died on that flight is suing boeing for more than $200 million. some of the world's biggest footwear firms are urging donald trump to end the us trade war with china, warning of a catastrophic effect on consumers. in a letter signed by 170 companies, including nike and adidas, they said the president's decision to lift import tariffs to 25% will disproportionately impact the working class. the federal reserve, what will the minutes from that meeting tell us about the world ‘s biggest economy? i will see you in a moment. it's believed some british expats living in france might not get a vote in the european elections, because their postal votes have arrived late or not at all. the bbc discovered that some local councils sent them using a cheaper postal service called adare, rather than the royal mail. 0ur reporter leigh milner has all the details. this envelope arrived in france two days ag

smaller airline it's a huge fleet of planes that were talked about air china we're talking about china eastern china so they're in a smaller carrier for airlines combined they have a boat half of the 100 of these planes that china actually purchased and they're saying you know they want to see some compensation for this and this not only them we're talking about poland we're talking about norway and as well as india saying hey we want some of this money that we're losing back in experts or some experts are saying this could cost boring to the tune of $100000000.00 a month which is obviously a very expensive venture when you push it in that direction so i mean boeing for all the good that it's done in this world and this is one of those debacle that has caused the airline a lot of problems it was a small fix according to them it was something to do with software but as i mentioned nearly 350 people died once these planes go up in the air everybody expects them to be safe and once you have american aviation authorities saying that this is good to go countries around the world and there are aviat

smaller airline it's a huge fleet of planes that were talked about air china we're talking about china eastern china southern in a smaller carrier of the 4 airlines combined they have a boat half of the 100 of these planes that china actually purchased and they're saying you know they want to see some compensation for this and this not only them we're talking about poland we're talking about norway and as well as india saying hey we want some of this money that we're losing back in exports are some experts are saying this could cost boring to the tune of $100000000.00 a month which is obviously a very expensive venture when you push it in that direction so i mean boeing for all the good that it's done in this world and this is one of those debacle that has caused the airline a lot of problems it was a small fix according to them it was something to do with software but as i mentioned nearly 350 people died once these planes go up in the air everybody expects them to be safe and once you have american aviation authorities saying that this is good to go countries around the world and their aviat

737 max plane crashed in ethiopia killing everyone on board so now air china china southern and china eastern are seeking compensation for losses or boeing 737 max planes have been grounded globally since march investigators say a flight control system problem was to blame for both crashes a british based chip designer area is reportedly suspending business with a chinese company while away staff have been instructed to pause contracts and any pending engagements in order to comply with the u.s. regulations the move could threaten the chinese firms ability to create its own smartphone chips for him is owned by softbank a japanese investor designed chips for most mobile devices around the world and the u.s. recently added wall way to a blacklist after trade tensions escalated between the u.s. and china and u.s. president donald trump's latest tariff increase in beijing's plans to counter them are hitting u.s. companies in china that's according to the american chamber of commerce at down at least 40 percent of its members are considering relocating businesses outside the country or have alread

when a 2nd 737 much plane crashed in ethiopia killing all on board now at china china southern china eastern are all seeking compensation for loss is all boeing 737 max planes have been grounded worldwide best again to say a flight control system problem was to blame for both crashes almost a 1000000 rangar refugees are living in camps in bangladesh for years government run schools have allowed refugee students but recently many have been expelled and the charger report from cox's bazaar amman and up where both born in bangladesh their parents fled me and mar in 1901 their home now a sprawling refugee camp in cox's bazaar we have not identified them at their request but both were recently expelled from school our teachers when our classrooms and told us that you will not be able to study here. mentees. study anymore. for years bangladeshi schools have allowed some rohingya refugees from cox's bazar to attend classes a man is now worried about his future and that of other refugees so. even the government can give us everything so way they are unable to give us and educations . nearly 55 perce

china eastern airlines is formally requesting compensation for the losses it is suffering because theunded whilst a safety upgrade is being worked on. that follows the ethiopia airlines crash in march. meanwhile, a french woman whose husband died on that flight is suing boeing for more than $200 million. some of the world's biggest footwear firms are urging donald trump to end the us trade war with china, warning of a "catastrophic" effect on consumers. in a letter signed by 170 companies, including nike and adidas, they said the president's decision to lift import tariffs to 25% will disproportionately impact the working class. let's focus on the japanese economy, the well‘s number three. when it comes to how much it is exporting, good shipping out of the country, the volume has gone down for the fifth month in a row. yes, the effects of the us trade war with china and a slowdown in the global tech cycle continue to weigh onjapan‘s economy. sharanjit leyl is following the story from our asia business hub. she had a look at the numbers to explain what is going on. certainly a lot more

china eastern says it is asking for damages. state-run carriers operate 53 of the 96 max planes now lying idle in china according to local aviation data. has gonetish steel into liquidation, putting 5000 jobs at risk and adding to the gloom in u.k. manufacturing suffering from a weak pound and brexit uncertainty. nationalize the steelmaker, the bailout was denied. prime minister theresa may says all options have been explored and it is unlawful to provide a guaranteed to company. shery: the world leading oil exporter has hired traders and i'm killing your has reported in and iron ore in the middle east. it would push it into the top tier of global filtrate is. it already has a branch in singapore and is uttering opening an office in europe. -- considering opening an office in europe. renault andant nissan to strengthen their ties. bruno le maire called on the two theiries to "consolidate" alliance. the partnership has been rocky since the rest of carlos ghosn for financial misconduct. he denies all charges. pretrial hearings star

air china and china eastern filing form are -- formal claims. ing idle in china. alix: time for all of the lead, a deep dive into stories making headlines and moving market with the insights from industry veterans and insiders. today we want to take a deep dive into coffee. crop varieties are soft by many roasters. we are joined by the chairman of the coffee enterprise, which sells products in 100,000 bars and restaurants in 140 countries. so i'mommodities person looking at coffee prices and 13 year low. what does that do for your business? >> it creates a lot of anxiety. in our case it does not hurt because we worked with direct trade since 1991. we buy 100% of our coffee directly. we do over 50% of long-term contracts. prices are offsetting the stock is de-riskingh the volatility and mutual advantage for growers. this is good for the future of the market because direct trade allows you to have a perfect -- and also be able to -- direct trade is great but then you are also looking for trade disruption? how are you affected by the rerouting of tr

a 2nd 737 max plane crashed in ethiopia killing all on board now air china china southern and china eastern are all seeking compensation for losses all boeing 737 max planes have been grounded worldwide investigators say a flight control system problem was to blame for both crashes asian brown has more than the chinese capital 3 of china's biggest airlines have decided to seek compensation from the u.s. aircraft manufacturer because these chinese airlines of course were forced to ground the boeing 737 max aircraft the foreign ministry spokesman defended the right of these companies saying they had every right to defend their legal interests now analysts have been warning in the past few days the one of the other ways that china might hit back at the united states is perhaps for chinese airlines to start ordering less from boeing and instead switch their orders to boeing's main rival airbus people who support abortion rights of marched in cities across the u.s. in a show of force against conservative efforts to restrict the procedure as there was how does a castro has more. whether i was rig

when a 2nd 737 max plane crashed in ethiopia killing all on board now as china china southern and china eastern are all seeking compensation for losses all boeing 737 max planes have been grounded worldwide investigators say a flight control system problem was to blame for both crashes. overcrowded hospitals on widespread medicine shortages in venezuela have left those in need desperate for help some are now turning to spiritual healing has a lot of america at its alessio newman has more. from 6 in the morning people start lining up to get their number every day hundreds gather in this spiritual center no created in venezuela largest slum. the waiting room is full of images of local saints and dade's especially horse on this 1900 century venezuelan doctor who is said to still have extraordinary healing powers diana has just seen the medium while she waits to receive a donation of chemotherapy drugs to treat her advanced user and cancer. decima is pressing on my thigh optic nerve i went to the hospital for treatment because of the excruciating pain but it did no good now at least i can take a fe

and she's not the only one who in eastern china is an important center for trade and household items and they were exported across the globe when the trade dispute isn't raging that is the world's most famous mouse which used to be a big sales item has become a real shelf warmer here things aren't any better in shen you making ceramic shop. i hope china in the united states can go back to the times fairly and reach an agreement that if the trade talks blow up it will be difficult for us to do business in the future it affects the whole world not just our market or china it affects everywhere. it's the says you know how to the outrage. he's closing up for the day maybe things will look better tomorrow but china's exports to the u.s. shrunk by thirteen percent in april much worse than expected now as we've been saying the prospect of escalating trade tensions a way to heavily on markets today so let's bring in our financial correspondent yes cortef for more oh yes that's good to see you now trump hasn't ruled out achieving a deal this week has not provided any relief at all where you a

when a 2nd 77 max plane crashed in ethiopia killing all on board now china china southern and china eastern are all seeking compensation for losses all boeing 737 max planes have been grounded worldwide investigators say a flight control system problem was to blame for both crashes agent brown as more from beijing. 3 of china's biggest airlines have decided to seek compensation from the u.s. aircraft manufacturer because these chinese airlines of course were forced to ground the boeing 737 max aircraft the foreign ministry spokesman defended the right of these companies saying they had every right to defend their legal interests now analysts have been warning in the past few days the one of the other ways that china might hit back at the united states is perhaps for chinese airlines to start ordering less from boeing and instead switch their orders to boeing's main rival airbus turkey's main opposition candidate for the mayor of istanbul is launching his election campaign a crime in the moon won the vote in march beating the other party candidate but he was stripped of that victory election

and she's not the only one who in eastern china is an important center for trade in household items and they were exported across the globe when the trade dispute isn't raging that is the world's most famous mouse which used to be a big sales item has become a real shelf warmer here things aren't any better in chain you making ceramic shop . i hope china in the united states can go back to the tops fairly and reach an agreement that if the trade talks blow up it will be difficult for us to do business in the future it affects the whole world not just our human market or china made effects everywhere. it's in the says you know how to look into how the tides will he's closing up for the day maybe things will look better tomorrow but china's exports to the u.s. shrunk by thirteen percent in april much worse than expected. and for more on this we're joined now by kathryn young an analyst with fidelity international in hong kong and our financial correspondent frankfurt conrad who isn't welcome to you both catherine let me start with you the u.s. really upping the pressure on china what's th

and she's not the only one who in eastern china is an important center for trade and household items and they were exported across the globe when the trade dispute isn't raging that is the world's most famous mouse which used to be a big sales item has become a real shelf warmer here things aren't any better in chen you making ceramic shop. well i hope china and the united states can go back to the talks fairly and reach an agreement that if the trade talks blow up it will be difficult for us to do business in the future it affects the whole world not just our usual market or china it affects everywhere. it's a decision of how to live you've got to try. he's closing up for the day maybe things will look better tomorrow but china's exports to the u.s. shrunk by thirteen percent in april much worse than expected. let's go to frankfurt now our markets are open our financial correspondent susan is there conrad what's the mood among traders. the mood is not as bad as one might have anticipated you know the german share index tax is trying to trading slightly higher than last night of cour

china eastern. starting to get something in from that.utside the business world. trump says there is no sign iran is getting ready to attack american forces but he warns an assault would be met with great force. the president has said an aircraft carrier and bombers to the persian gulf and advises iran's leaders to negotiate a new nuclear agreement. china is warning it may retaliate against president trump's blacklisting of huawei technologies. beijing's ambassador to the eu tells bloomberg the u.s. is andged in bullying blackmail and says china will not sit by while its companies rights are being undermined. prime minister theresa may will lay out a new proposal for a brexit deal in a speech. a spokesman says her cabinet has discussed the agreement that will be put parliament. lawmakers have already rejected maze brexit plan three times. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. david: thanks so much. about theresae may's sp

pass over the top 21 celsius here so that was the weather well that's spilling out of that eastern side of china see some rain just coming into central and eastern parts of china that a push is why over towards shanghai and beyond as we go on into saturday the southeast but the studies on several temperatures they have to 32 celsius in hong kong quite a key southerly wind filtering its way in here you'll notice they want to sunshine the showers across the philippines i think more in the way of sunshine and then showers the showers a stand across much of malaysia i want to show is into northern parts of indonesia but by a large it's the can pretty sunny. northern iraq. a story soon transformed by a chance encounter. i witnessed documentary. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera this hour the. civilians have been killed and so do you eat coalition air strikes in and around the capital. residential neighborhoods were bombed the coalition targeted military positions on weapons storage facilities. talks between opposition coalition and the military council have been suspended for 3 days this foll

welcome back to your international weather forecast well here across china we are looking at fairly dry conditions across much of eastern china along the coastal seaboard now things are going to be changing as we go through the rest of the week and into the beginning of the week but here on sunday temperatures into the high twenty's for taiwan we're talking about 30 degrees there for monday though shanghai your temperatures are coming down but the rain is also coming into play but for hong kong it is going to be more humid with a temperature of 30 degrees as you make a way over here towards india dry and hot across much of the subcontinent we are picking up some showers down here across carola those showers are going to continue as we begin the week as well so for bengaluru you will be right on the edge of the showers with 33 degrees there and then as we go towards monday heavy rain down here along the coast up towards cool kind of though it is going to be hot at $36.00 in katmandu we could expect to see some showers in your forecast for the temperature there of 28 degrees and then very quickly here across much of the g

air china and china eastern filing formal planes, the carriers operate 53 of the 96 max planes lying the ceo said he needs to adjust his strategy. bank is not happy with its level of profitability. he vowed to work hard to boost it. commerzbank and deutsche bank and it talks about a potential tie up. that led the speculation another bidder might come forward. nordstrom is the latest retailer tip report -- to report disappointing results. forecast. full-year nordstrom citing what it called exceptional misses in the period it ended the first week of may. thanks so much. a difficult they for american retail yesterday. always interesting but very not a good day. they think differently in asia. all of the officers at bloomberg and also central bankers as they travel to asia, one is james bullard, the st. louis president .- he a regime change here is james bullard. james: rates are in a good place in the u.s. now. we are restrictive and i am slightly we may have overdone it with our december but was pleased that the committee pivoted. tom: after we heard from clara powell williams and the c

world as you take a look at shares of boeing, keep in mind that we heard from china southern, china eastern other airlines that they are formally asking boeing for compensation because they do not have 737 max to fly or their deliveries are being delayed. guys, you can bet almost every single airline that has either flown the max or flown the max and we'll be talking to boeing about compensation guys, back to you. >> thank you very much now to kate rogers for more on mcdonald's annual shareholder meeting and the meeting kicks off at 10:00 a.m. eastern in dallas and voters will vote on items like compensation and 11 directors. other things will be in focus and executives will likely have questions on plant-based meat and sexual harassment. mcdonald's and its franchisers were hit with 23 new complaints. also on the radar, strikes planned across the country during breakfast and lunch rush by the fiver 15 movement and corey booker and bernie sanders will join protesters at those, and we'll have them back over to you. >> okay, kate, thanks very much for that mike, the takeaway from today will be

the increase has been traced to insulation foam being made in eastern china.he porn star he represented in a lawsuit against president trump. prosecutors say mr avenatti took the money she was supposed to get from a book deal. he denies the allegations. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello i'm tulsen tollett and this is your thursday sport briefing, where we start with the news that plans to expand the 2022 world cup to 48 teams have been abandoned by fifa after a "thorough and comprehensive consultation process". fifa president gianni infantino said last year the expansion from 32 teams could be brought forward from 2026 to the 2022 tournament but the change would have required qatar to share hosting duties with other countries in the region. holders kashima antlers are through to the last 16 of the asian champions league after coming from a goal down to beat chinese side shandong luneng 2—1. substitute sho ito was the hero with both goals in a little over a minute in the second half and they'll now play fellow japanese club s

significant rise in levels found in the atmosphere has now been traced to insulation foam being made in eastern chinaelections. officials will begin the task of counting hundreds of millions of votes within the next few hours, as prime minister narendra modi seeks a second term at the helm of the world's largest democracy. is the contest and as its final stretch, much of the attention will be focused on one indian state, uttar pradesh, our correspondent is at von rc, finding out why. —— —— va ra at von rc, finding out why. —— —— vara nasi. this is one of the most important cities for hindus, these banks of the river ganges are considered amongst the most sacred in the region. but it also has a important place in indian politics. it's the state that has the seat narendra modi stands for, and this time too, he is contesting. the state it's in — uttar pradesh — is perhaps the most important in an indian election because it sends the most number of mps to parliament. now, it's been a noisy campaign, mr modi projecting himself as the strong man who can protect his country and and as the leader who's put i

> a 13-year-old has died and 14 others hurt after a section of stage collapsed at a theater in eastern china. it happened during a dances competition for teenagers. dozens were performing on stage at the time. rescuers found a girl stuck underneath the collapsed stage after more than 20 minutes firefighters managed to pull the girl to safety. the cause of the accident is under investigation. coming up on the "morning news," we remember a major league all star whose career was overshadowed by a famous error. >>> and abortion battle, the latest state to soon pass a ban on abortions. this is the cbs morning news. dr. with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? i heard there guwere fleas out here.r? and t-t-t-t-t-icks! and mosquitoooooooooooes! listen up, scaredy cats. we all have k9 advantix ii to protect us. it kills and repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, too. georgand

then, national review contributor on his recent article examining china's economy. 7:00 "washington journal" eastern saturday morning, join the discussion. our road to the white house coverage continues tomorrow morning as presen -- presidential candidate beto o'rourke. online1:00 a.m. eastern at c-span.org, or listen to the c-span radio app. "> our guest on "newsmakers representative mchenry. he returns after a long hiatus. he is a republican representing the

the increase has been traced to insulation foam being made in eastern china.michael avenatti has been charged with defrauding stormy daniels, the porn star he represented in a lawsuit against president trump. prosecutors say mr avenatti took the money she was supposed to get from a book deal. he denies the allegations. more tension between president trump and his democratic opponents in congress. as they accused the president of a cover up over the russia investigation, he responded by walking out of a meeting with them, saying he's unwilling to work with them unless they stop investigating him and lift the threat of impeachment. he demanded an end to what he called phony investigations. nick bryant sent this report. this wild day in washington began with a meeting of democrats on capitol hill amidst increasing calls for an impeachment inquiry into donald trump. the democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi, opposes that, thinking it would backfire politically, but she did level this explosive charge against the president. no—one is above the law, including the p

the increase has been traced to insulation foam being made in eastern china.r diplomatic blow to the uk, the un general assembly has overwhelmingly backed a resolution demanding britain hand the chagos islands in the indian ocean back to mauritius. mauritius says it was obliged to give up the islands, also known as the british indian ocean territory, in exchange for independence in 1965. the lawyer michael avenatti has been charged with defrauding stormy daniels, the porn star he represented in a lawsuit against president trump. prosecutors say mr avenatti took the money she was supposed to get from a book deal. he denies the allegations. more tension between president trump and his democratic opponents in congress. as they accused the president of a cover up over the russia investigation, he responded by walking out of a meeting with them, announcing that he's unwilling work with them unless they stop investigating him and lift the threat of impeachment. he demanded an end to what he called phony investigations. our correspondent in washington, nick bryant, s

china didn't care. the chemical has been traced to eastern china. the chinese, they want to have their cake and they want to eat it too. they want to have developing nation status. in other action one of the biggest borrowers on the planet from the world bank. simultaneously trying to play thepart of a grown up on the world stage.china , it is time to join the big kids table and play by the big kids rules. right! you are the second largest economy in the world and you're still growing. in 1980 we were 15 times the size of you. and now we are just one and and a half times as big. if this keeps up, you could actually overtake us. but i suspect before that happens, they will be forced to grow up. that's because all of those loans, again come on the top bar was on the planet. all of those loans from the world bank, they will start drying up. all of you always should know that members of the chinese communist ruling party, they all seem to have a sensitive ego. so sensitive that they have taken a real dislike to me. someone who dares to tell it and them,

across much of china over the last few days and unfortunate that is going to continue as we go into the weekend as well you can see plenty of sunshine out here along the coast and the eastern part of china for shanghai that means a sunny day few in the temperatures reaching up to about 34 degrees but by the time we get to saturday things change dropping about 6 degrees as your forecast high down to about 28 degrees there hong kong we could be seens rain in your forecast and taipei a nice day at 32 and then very quickly over here across much of the philippines anywhere from the north all the way down towards the south we could be seeing some very heavy rain there in manila rain in your forecast at $34.00 degrees. the u.s. is it tipping points behind us are telling us right now that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders fail to agree on a solution. taking it to their. aid . we're trying to success to get people to understand that the kills people and that it kills people now it's critically both sides were to the people in stores on no 0. you're watching out in syria let's recap the top stories right now and its prime minister narendra modi appears to be headed to a 2

too far away if the truth be known meanwhile showers continue across parts of india china wanted to showers today eastern areas of india little more cloud up towards the northwest of india northern parts of pakistan spilling out of afghanistan so disturbance just speeding its way through little gradually run over towards nepal south of that with temperatures struggling to get to 35 celsius in new delhi because there is a little more cloud around here but still very hot for many $42.00 soldiers from that pool or so far harder a bad one or 2 spots also than that says one would expect as we go on through the coming days in the mid forty's so the possibility for some it warms up you notice for sunday the in new delhi just want to showers into the far south of india 2nd half of the weekend to tell us a little bit of a shower right around the eastern side of the right on saturday and sunday. he had it all. the passion the success and the popularity. and when he gave it all up. for the love of his homeland. the rebels dove into the realm of footballing legend rashid a clue free. will could be algerian national

welcome back to your international weather forecast for here across china we are looking at fairly dry conditions across much of eastern china along the coastal seaboard now things are going to be changing as we go through the rest of the week and into the beginning of the week but here on sunday temperatures into the high twenty's for taiwan we're talking about 30 degrees there for monday though shanghai your temperatures are coming down but the rain is also coming into play but for hong kong it is going to be more humid with a temperature of 30 degrees as i make a way over here towards india dry and hot across much of the subcontinent we are picking up some showers down here across carola those showers are going to continue as we begin the week as well so for bengaluru you will be right on the edge of the showers with 33 degrees there and then as we go towards monday heavy rain down here along the coast up towards core kind of though it is going to be hot at $36.00 in katmandu we could expect to see some showers in your forecast for the temperature there of 28 degrees and then very quickly here across much of the gul

plus one would you like all the eastern european countries china china skate you know lead in trying to build out the infrastructure in these countries while the european union looks on and bites amongst itself now italy's wait you know they want some of the chinese investment capital how far west let go it could go over the old iron curtain areas of the cold war but now it's in italy who knows how much farther could go well it's a it's a play to get chinese. industries such as steel and every type of industrial good they get them exporting all the stuff because they've overbuilt it and so it's also claimed he is trying to run your telecom networks they have control so that's what's going to happen all the bell rope countries your power companies are going to be cheney your telecom companies are going to be chinese it's kind of what the u.s. did insult the mirror so for america you know 100 years ago we built it up and then we controlled it and we topple governments and our whim immense the kind of power projection china's going to have you both grow you mention tell telecoms and of

eastern. join the discussion. >> also tomorrow, delaware senator chris coons discusses u.s. relations with china. he recently traveled to east asia and he'll talk about that tomorrow at the down soinl foreign relations live at 8:30 eastern on c-span2. also tomorrow, the senate judiciary committee holds a hearing on the national security , intellectual property and other issue related to the rollout of 5g technology throughout the united states. that's live at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. at the white house, earlier today, president trump met with hungarian prime minister or bmbing an and praised his immigration policies. the president took questions from reporters on china, tariffs, relations with russia and the mueller report. pres. trump: thank you very much, it is a great honor to have with us the prime minister of hungary. and viktor orbán has done a tremendous job in so many different ways, highly respected and respect at all over europe. probably like me, a little bit controversial, but that is ok. you have kept your country safe. we will be discussing nato. hungary is a proud member o

there just hugging the east coast of japan temperatures around $22.00 degrees celsius never eastern parts of china some rather wet weather in the forecast pretty down towards the southeast and conus may be right once again coming back into hong kong saw the lee winds coming in is the 31 celsius is warm right where you have the upper touch as we go on through sunday say 22 degrees or so 32 degrees at that stage but what's the weather the right into the heart of china gradually pushing over towards shanghai which will see temperatures touching 30 celsius getting up to thirty's across southeast asia as usual a lot so showers malaysia seeing the bulk of showers but wanted to be downpours to into north and the media. in a 2 part series. observes the lives of 2. over 20 years. where insights into circumstances that shaped lives it and the rapidly changing world. 20 years of me continues with good morning groups in india on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera this hour the troops on sudan's rapid support forces have tried to remove barricades put in place by protesters outside the army

then, national review contributor on his recent article examining china's economy. 7:00 "washington journal" eastern saturday morning, join the discussion. our road to the white house coverage continues tomorrow morning as presen -- presidential candidate beto o'rourke. online1:00 a.m. eastern at c-span.org, or listen to the c-span radio app. "> our guest on "newsmakers representative mchenry. he returns after a long hiatus. he is a republican representing the 10th district from the charlotte suburbs to asheville north carolina. he's the seniormost republican on the finance committee. rep. mchenry: thank you for having me. our reporters will be asking the questions, from the wall street journal and a federal reserve reporter for the new york times. glad to have you here. rep. mchenry: the senate is in the nominee business, and we in the house are not. i do not spend much of my time obsessing about the nominating process. i watch it like most people in washington. pretty closely. more closely within my jurisdiction. those two offerings from the white house, they represent a different view out of the