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china. the white house's economic advisor larry kudlow says trade talks with beijing could resume as early as next week representatives from both sides have been in phone contact since last weekend's meeting between the leaders of the g. 20 but their latest figure is have yet to reflect trump's efforts to rein in the u.s. trade deficit at its widest in 5 months the gap between imports and exports rose by almost half the same to make american car imports also climbed to the highest on record as businesses may be stocking up ahead of an expected increase in towers on chinese goods. let's get the european perspective on this from conrad who isn't outside the frankfurt stock exchange forrest trump hasn't been tweeting about that deficit lately. you know but trump has found other measures that allow him to boast about how successful he allegedly is the most important measure is the american stock market yesterday the dow jones the nasdaq and the s. and p. 500 on the american stock market all have closed on you record highs it's very difficult to argue that america is being ripped off while the val

industry because as catastrophic climate change in additional little trumps rhetoric against china on trade house u.s. companies to rethink their investments in china remain but a freeze on u.s. manufacturing with manufacturing in south and southeast asia. and the european union has imposed sanctions on turkey for continuing to drill for gas of cyprus despite repeated warnings e.u. leaders agreed to suspend talks over an air transport agreement and called for financial constraints on turkey the e.u. threatens action last month of turkey did not cease for a book called illegal truly and cypresses exclusive economic zone. this is all to see around these all of the top stories for us democratic congresswoman say they will not be silenced by president donald trump responds into trump's comments that they're anti american and to scold for them to go back home to. our country we raid on a mandate to advocate for and to represent those ignored left out and left behind our squad is big our squad includes any person committed to building a more equitable and just world and that is the work that we want to

china. the white house says the us will continue its policy of maximum pressure on iran, after teheran saidt had exceeded the limit on its stockpile of enriched uranium — agreed under the 2015 nuclear deal. washington said it had been a mistake to allow iran to enrich uranium at any level. an area of amazon rainforest roughly the size of a football pitch is now being cleared every single minute, according to satellite data. now on bbc news, the travel show. three, two, one... laughs. getting mucky in the name of conservation in thailand. highfive! we meet the man who has visited all a19 us national parks. and trending travel. and — going under in austria. we're starting this week in thailand, in the small, coastal village of khlong khon, in samut songkhram province, 90 minutes south—west of bangkok. few international travellers venture here, but in recent years the amazing transformation of its ecosystem has begun to draw people, like me. while it may not be one of the most beautiful ecosystems, it's actually quite full of life. there's snails, cockles, crabs, macaques, birds — all kinds of

capital taipei is chose she was seeking the nomination of fees from beijing party the commons house as china pushes with increasing urgency for me unification and a time when east continue to project its promise as his party come to a conflict. in good shape. a rosy complection the seductive luck. the make up industry constantly learns women with new promises. and many using every day. dream not can also become a nightmare. when cosmetics to be harmful. good change in 60 minutes on. they will not succeed in dividing not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made from mines. we can make china peaceful country you haven't said no to beijing yes for many times i'm telling you the facts why don't you listen politicians in taiwan have been out campaigning in presidential primaries ahead of next year's election with the topic of relations with china very much on the agenda and i guess this week outside the capital taipei she way who's been seeking the nomination probating party the kuomintang as china pushe

china. the white house says the us will continue its policy of maximum pressure on iran, after teheran saidt had exceeded the limit on its stockpile of enriched uranium — agreed under the 2015 nuclear deal. washington said it had been a mistake to allow iran to enrich uranium at any level. an area of amazon rainforest roughly the size of a football pitch is now being cleared every single minute, according to satellite data. a third of councils in england fear they could run out of money on things such as adult social care protecting children and preventing homelessness within the next three yea rs. homelessness within the next three years. it is according to a survey by the local government which one central government to help councils cope with the rising demand for such services. our political correspondence reports. there are famous for their haunting magical songs which can be heard from over 20 miles. it is not or is obvious that some children need little extra support. rosie, 0llie and by the death. they get extra help in the specialist unit in the school in hampshire. all three say i

revealed how muslim children in china are being systematically separated from their families. official documents show that large numbers of boarding schools have been built to houseay it's a deliberate policy targetting the minority uighur population. families of victims of the boeing crash in ethiopia in march tell the bbc that criminal charges should be brought against those found to be responsible. and this video is trending on bbc.com. events to mark us independence day are taking place in washington, where president trump is hosting an event dubbed ‘salute to america'. that's all. stay with bbc world news. there's much more on all our stories on our website, that's bbc.co.uk. find me on twitter, i'm @lvaughanjones.

industry because it's catastrophic climate change in additional little trumps rhetoric against china trade house u.s. companies to rethink their investments in china remain but a freeze on u.s. manufacturing with manufacturing in south and southeast asia. ok moving on to some other news now more than $300.00 bodies have been unearthed in a mass grave which was discovered last month in the northern syrian city of raka they're believed to have died or been killed while i still control the city u.s. backed syrian forces we took from my cell and 2017 but close to 5000 bodies have been uncovered since january 28th. in sit on rallies have been held in several cities over the killing of a demonstrator and he's turned dark for protesters said far to the headquarters of the rapid deployment forces which have been accused of leading the crackdown against protesters there were also demonstrations in the southern sonora state. that july 15th is arctic sea ice day it's a day to call attention to the meltdown taking place in the region arctic sea ice is melting at a rate of 12.8 percent per decade in june the

china. the white house says the us will continue its policy of maximum pressure on iran, after teheran saidreed under the 2015 nuclear deal. washington said it had been a mistake to allow iran to enrich uranium at any level. an area of amazon rainforest roughly the size of a football pitch is now being cleared every single minute, according to satellite data.

. >>> sticking with china, white house trade adviser peter navarro joined us last hour.t was his first interview since returning stateside from that g-20 have a listen to what he said. >> we'll work closely with our allies around the world to make sure that huawei 5g is not in those countries. but in the meantime, a small amount of low-level chips are going to be sold to keep systems going and that's not a bad thing, when it gets us back to the bargaining table with china and with china committing to immediate and significant purchases of agricultural goods. and let's see if they deliver on that >> jeff moon, founder and president of china/moon strategies former u.s. trade representative to china joins us now. welcome, jeff. so the capitulation on huawei, what did it signal about the administration's approach with china right now? >> well, it signaled that the administration made an overly hasty and overly broad determination about the national security threat of huawei. mr. navarro told us that the administration believes that huawei may constitute some threat with rega

china. the white house says the us will continue its policy of maximum pressure on iran, after teheran saidt had exceeded the limit on its stockpile of enriched uranium — agreed under the 2015 nuclear deal. washington said it had been a mistake to allow iran to enrich uranium at any level. an area of amazon rainforest roughly the size of a football pitch is now being cleared every single minute, according to satellite data. now on bbc news — monday in parliament. hello, and welcome to monday in parliament, as the health secretary unveils his plan for the future of england's nhs. to give citizens and clinicians the technology they need, to save and improve lives. calls for action to tackle a rise in homophobia. there's been a spike in violence and hate crimes against the lgbt+ community in recent years. and, as would—be prime ministers borisjohnson and jeremy hunt unveil big spending plans, a government veteran sounds a note of caution. as a former treasury minister, i view with alarm the weeks that are passing under the contest that is under way. all that to come, and more. but first: the h

just days after a trade war truce with china the white house is picking a new trade fight by threatening fresh tariffs on the e.u. the list includes $89.00 products worth $4000000000.00 including whiskey from around europe cheese and sausage is this is how the u.s. trade representative announced the news the office of the u.s. trade representative is soon to public comment supplemental list of products that could potentially be subject to additional deity's however both u.s. and european companies are criticizing the transatlantic trade war. this is not creating a healthy environment for working toward a negotiated solution would routes of industries on both sides of the atlantic to arrive in a lose lose situation with strong group whose the inclusion of distilled products in the proposed deletion at least us companies from farmers to suppliers to retailers are already been negatively impacted by the imposition of pretty literally tariffs additional derose will only inflict harm. let's go live now to report but 1st joe d'ambrosio chief executive of finance experts x. ray global welcome t

the war of words, trade war, tariffs that are economically illogical coming from this white house toward chinaand not tie this in and say the u.s. is attacking this big telecom company for economic interests, less than security interests. how do you counter the perception? methat is why people like are traveling around the world, ambassadors around the world are explaining this is a true national security concern we have with respect to the future of our communications networks. amanda: how do you justify it, what is the evidence you provide to say it is not just your word against china? >> we are explaining how the national intelligence law in china would work. additional trust issues with the companies in china like huawei that have a long history of not following our export control laws, which has a long history of intellectual property theft. we have also explained to other governments how china in the past has used its access to data to compromise their own citizens human rights. we have seen that with the use of surveillance cameras and artificial intelligence to target the uighur popula

according to the national association of realtors , the group says tighter controls in china and low in housing inventory art to blame. rep cusses two thirds of the potential by succumb to see this old palo alto, are chinese, and we look at how it stacks up to say a $38 million property on the market in hong kong. this unit has six bedrooms and three bathrooms, and it's about one third of the size. >> when you look at the word plus cities whether it's hong kong or london or other places around the world, somebody is going to see this is a bargain. >> in old palo alto, betty yu, kpix 5. >> according to the national association of realtors, california is the second most sought after state for foreign homebuyers after florida. >>> tonight, a massive wildfire near the california oregon border burning out of control, as you can see. the tucker fire erupted sunday in modoc county. it spread to nearly 13,000 acres. now that would make it the largest fire on national forest lands this year. right now, zero percent containment. it's running crazy. meantime, the 100 homeless people were forced out of thi

does latest data on china mean white house plan is working? stepsteve hilton what do you th?at news, the whole basis of the plan, stated plan, to topple america as world super power by. they want to achieve that military militarily and technolt is funded through the economy they built. around taking world's manufacturing that is scrum bells -- crumbling, it not by a long way or coming here. kennedy: american companies are not doing it for political reason, they do it to protect their margin back home. >> this is really, one last, not just about the economy or trade deficit, this is the central steajisstrategic question, do y' a world dominate by china. trying to export its authoritarianism, it has to be beaten, you do it economically it working. >> i'm sorry, you can't spin this as a win for country right now, defeating china's economy growth they are still over 6%. >> 4 times greater than ours. >> at costs of american consumer who pay billion more a year because of trump's tariffs. kennedy: i am not a fan of tariffs, i agree but i don't know if free trade is possible in a st

ross, secretary mnuchin publicly announced to great fanfare announced a agreement with china, only have the white house say no, that is not good enough. most recently in may, we thought we had an agreement with china and chinese felt it was not satisfactory. long ways to go. long ways to go. connell: fair enough. i'm curious on your view about this huawei situation. a lot of debate back and forth. what is huawei? now that some u.s. companies are allowed to do business wit again. that certainly helped chip-makers and the stock market. is there a needle the president can thread, where companies in the u.s. can still do business with this chinese company but huawei itself will not be able to import its equipment into the united states? or do you have to choose? national security threat or negotiating chip, which is it? >> well in some ways the white house has created a kind of a dilemma and inconsistency and contradiction. we're trying to tell our allies not to buy huawei equipment. yet we're allowing u.s. companies to sell products an component to huawei that might be used for those high-tech products, w

buying cars and interesting factor comes up experts found that that the client in china's sells maybe due to the rise in housing prices in the small cities so the middle income group they save only enough to buy houses 1st and postpone their car purchase plan and more if we look at g.d.p. and per capita car sales in top 25 car markets we can fire that china sells number as ever to a higher due to its rapid economic growth and now it's only slowly coming back to normal again so households are feeling the pinch can can global automakers no longer rely on the world's biggest car market for the basically the lion's share of their profits in many cases. it really depends on which car makers you're talking about if we look at the whole chinese car market sells is going down but overall domestic and imported luxury car market increased by 13 percent and the ultra luxury brands like badly ferrari and lamborghini even increased by 37 percent so the rich are buying more cars as for the common brand they really have to find a niche market that for them to for example selling at u.v. or economical car types to 1st time buy

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boris sanchez, china, at the white house. >> many democrats are furious over mr. trump's remarks and are pushing back hard on television and social media. congressman cummings tweeted off this, i go home to my district daily. each day i wake up and go and fight for my neighbors. it is my constitutional duty to gone duct oversight of the executive branch but my moral duty to fight for my constituents, and this reaction also from nick mosby, speaking earlier with anna cabrera. >> if president trump ever decides to step foot in any part of woes baltimore he will see hard-working americans who wake up every single day who try to prepare their kids to become the best americans, who own small businesses, who are the bedrock of what we see in communities all throughout this country and for him to try to disparage and insau insult an overwhelmingly part of baltimore and maryland is unacceptable. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was born in baltimore and defended cummings as a beloved member of congress and a champion of civil rights. pelosi added, we all reject racist attack

in china's xinjiang region are being systematically separated from their families and placed in secure state schools. official documents reveal large numbers of boarding schools have been built, housinghildren as young as two. critics of china's government say it is a deliberate policy targeting children from the minority uighur population, to cut them off from their own communities. our china correspondentjohn sudworth has this exclusive report. in account after account, gathered in a meeting hall in istanbul, muslims from xinjiang speak again and again of the immeasurable grief of separation from their children. who is looking after the children? back home, china has been sweeping xinjiang's uighurs, kazakhs and other minorities, who have their own languages and culture, into giant camps, where they are taught chinese and to love the communist party. abdurahman tohti moved to turkey in 2013. three years ago, his wife and children went back to xinjiang for a short trip, and vanished. but then he found this — a video posted online of his son in a boarding school, speaking not in uighur, his mother tongue, but in chinese. alongside the camps, china has been building something else. gi

china are being systematically separated from their families. official documents show that large numbers of boarding schools have been built to house children as young as two. critics of china's government say it's a deliberate policy targetting the minority uighur population. families of victims of the boeing crash in ethiopia in march tell the bbc that criminal charges should be brought against those found to be responsible. and this video is trending on bbc.com. events to mark us independence day are taking place in washington, where president trump is hosting an event dubbed ‘salute to america'. that's all. stay with bbc world news. there's much more on all our stories on our website, that's bbc.co.uk. find me on twitter, i'm @lvaughanjones. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. farmers, jobs and infrastructure, just some of the challenges being faced by india's new finance minister as she delivers her debut budget. samsung's profits slide the korean tech giant warns its earnings will fall more than 15% as the trade war bites. good morning asia, hello, world. it's friday, almost the weekend, glad you could join us for anot

revealed how muslim children in china are being systematically separated from their families official documents show that large numbers of boarding schools have been built to housedeliberate policy targetting the minority uighur population. families of victims of the boeing crash in ethiopia in march tell the bbc that criminal charges should be brought against those found to be responsible. and this story is getting a lot of attention on bbc.com. events to mark us independence day are taking place in washington, where president trump is hosting an event dubbed ‘salute to america.‘ in a change to the usual 4th ofjuly celebrations, military vehicles are on display. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, stephen sackur speaks to us republican senator rick scott on hardtalk.

china buying more u.s. farm products. did anything get decided? >> it is interesting you bring that up because there was even a conflicting statement on this agriculture purchase commitment. the white housechina reiterated his commitment to buy more u.s. farming goods, and china says the tea set -- the two sides did talk about the issue, but it did not explicitly say they had agreed to increase those purchases. this is just to say that even on the smallest issues, china reduced its trade deficit, getting china to buy more u.s. goods. the two sides cannot even really seem to agree on where they stand, and i think it is sort of an example of the larger picture, which is that they really are at a standstill. there are deep divisions and it's difficult for them to get over them. paul: can we see more evidence of that in the fact that they will not be meeting again until september, that nobody seems to feel a great sense of urgency to get this done? >> absolutely. if you compare that with previous rounds of talks every few weeks, the sides were meeting. there was a very intense exchange of documents and sort of the mid-level officials meeting in between that, and it really seems to be a bit o

china trade talks are happening in shanghai right now. while we are getting very few details out of those talks, we are getting a lot of details from the white house from the president, who is clearly thinking about these talks today and he is clearly upset about the lack of agricultural purchases from china, which is a little bit surprising because we have reported, about four weeks ago, and chinese state media has reported that beijing would not move forward with any purchases u.s. companies get licenses to sell to wall way auwei.ha some briefing has gone on at the white house or he has gonorrhea from shanghai, but he is clearly upset today. david: does the white house want to deal? tweets, heident's warned that sleepy joe biden like get elected and he will be tougher if he gets really did. -- if you get three elected. do the chinese want a deal? jenny: we will see that if it gets down to the wire. there's a new player on the chinese side, the commerce minister. i think waiting out a u.s. administration is an old chinese tactic. we have seen this before with other administrations. trump has to look at his options if he does not want china to wai

house is capable of doing that. we've seen how they've treated huawei and how they've become a pawn in the us china trade war. capable of doing that. clearly there is more of a united front among the european nations particularly in the uk and france. the treasury secretary stephen mennie chin said recently that the t20 will try and push ahead to try and come up with a global a nswer to to try and come up with a global answer to this issue —— steven mnuchin. countries like ireland are pushing back because they benefit from having these low tax regimes and having companies like apple based there, reaching sales through the country and having international bases there. perhaps it's down to the uk or france to push forward with initial legislation and set the example for everyone else. thank you. when we get news from the authorities in france we will let you know what they decide. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the british consumer goods giant reckitt benckiser has reached a $1.1; billion settlement with the us authorities. it's over claims that it's former subsidiary indivior i

china for trade talks. there is ahin says good chance he and the u.s. trade representative would go to beijing. the white housena to announce large-scale purchases of american foreign products. cortez andcosta note her three allies say they won't be abated by attacks from president donald trump. she says she's not surprised by the rhetoric he uses. the president has kept up the verbal assault on the form i nor the lawmakers. beingused them of communists and hating the united states and israel. officials are bracing for brexit talks to become more difficult. they described a meeting of the go she last week as one of the worst encounters of the last three years. the eu is considering concessions. they could offer that to avoid the chaotic no deal brexit. vladimir putin's military buildup has left the defense industry with the debt hangover. billion buying00 weapons. the deputy prime minister says companies are spending as much on annual debt payments as they make in profits. they plan to write off some of the debt, but not all. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more

in china are being systematically separated from their families official documents show that large numbers of boarding schools have been built to house children as young as two. critics of china's government say it's a deliberate policy targetting the minority uighur population. families of victims of the boeing crash in ethiopia in march tell the bbc that criminal charges should be brought against those found to be responsible. and this story is getting a lot of attention on bbc.com. events to mark us independence day are taking place in washington, where president trump is hosting an event dubbed ‘salute to america.‘ in a change to the usual 4th ofjuly celebrations, military vehicles are on display. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, stephen sackur speaks to us republican senator rick scott on hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. donald trump is the most unpredictable of us presidents, as is obvious from his policy approach to north korea, china trade, iran and a host of other domestic and international challenges. well, my guest today is the republican senator from florida, rick scott. he was a st

president trump wants china to buy agricultural products in exchange for relaxing a business ban on huawei. longer term, the white housel dial tariffs back if china codifies any legal into law.ou recently white officials signalled even though president trump is inclined toward a deal, teat latter making this legally binding could take several months. those officialsave tried t shift the focus on to the new nafta in the meantime. for "nightly businesseport", i'm kayla tausche in washington. >>> a big story for the market tomorrow will be the justice department broad antitrust review into big tech tohe determineer it is stifling competition. he announcement was made late toda the review is focused on international search, social media and retail services, and it pressured the stocks of facebook, amazon, google in initial after hours trading. ylan mui is t coverin story for us from washington. what are the implications here? >> reporter: -- horizonclouds on the for big tech. washington. thanks. >>> but it wasn't just trade that lifted investor sentiment but stronger-than-expected earnings as well. take coke. the dow compo

well the trade conflict is only house responsible for what's happening in china with these numbers now there are 2 other 2 that 2 other push factors number one inflation now china has imposed some cooling measures to those producer prices that you mentioned but no there is no there's a worry that there's a bit of there's a bit lacking of an inflation especially with food inflation and that could lead to a deflation instead number 2 or oil prices oil and natural gas prices fell 1.8 percent year on year in the same period and that is going to ultimately affect producer prices and upstream. or are we already seeing other effects in the rest of asia. well in asia death 2 things that are happening right now the 1st lot will get more global demand overall is forcing suppliers to look for other production bases elsewhere but equally in places like vietnam india and thailand where production costs are generally lower the 2nd thing that's happening is domestic demand within china itself is also driving prices down and it's also affecting the export export market from japan korea and south korea

china's reaction. that the steak house -- re feel sang knowledge what is happening in home call and what is the root cause all the old account. the whole expedition do campaign and what hold on people need. the central government stays home home officials now need to come up with better ways to address the concerns of protesters. but until that demands the mets the opposition has more pro democracy marches noted in that diary. sunday's conscious when ready showing how violence these demonstrations on becoming. we'll also in china the country has sentences first cyber dissident to jail one c. was sentenced to twtwelve years in jail foror publishing websitete. the report on sensitive topics such as human rights violationos and local corruption his website six four chan wong is named after the deadly nineteen eighty nine crackdown on tiananmen square pro democracy protesters. the court found hong quote guilty of leaking national state secrets and providing state secrets to foreign entities. the twelve year prison sentences one of the harshest to be given out to a dissidents. the two dissidents he's me since

chinese influence after a cycle and destroyed congress historic parliament house last year the government 1st suggested china might pay to rebuild it then new zealand stepped in and considering jointly funding the project. here's a look at some other stories making headlines around the world china says it will impose sanctions on u.s. companies involved arms sales to taiwan the u.s. approved the fail worth $2200000000.00 earlier this week washington's approval has infuriated beijing which considers taiwan a breakaway province. british travel group. is an advance talks with chinese investors about an 800000000 euro rescue deal it would see thomas cook the biggest stake holder china's foes to and take control of its tour business and supply enough money for it to trade through to the end of 2020. era china has just ordered 20 new a 350 s. from the european plane maker air bus in a deal worth 6000000000 euros it's the latest sign that airbus is expanding its foothold in the chinese market local carriers there are expressing more interesting european made planes thanks in part to trade tensions with the u.s. . i

is winning the trademark after reaching an agreement with china's president. the white houseent with china. trade talks will resume at the g 20 summit. the president said he would hold off indefinitely on plans for an additional $300 billion in tariffs. the price of oil hits a five-week high. saudi arabia and russia signaling an extension of opec production. there was an agreement to prolong the curb by six to nine months. the oil cartel meets in vienna this week. global news 24 hours a day, online and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. now,let's go to data right equities, bonds, currencies, and commodities. we have a technical problem with the data. i am going to do it for you. there it is, thank you. futures up 32, dow futures up to 74. -- 274. strength, with dollar euro weakness. are in vienna for report meanings -- for important meanings. i have the close on the dow on friday and the present teachers on the dow to show the leap forward. boris lost track of what is doing. f

growing chinese influence after cycling destroyed tonga's historic parliament house last year the government 1st suggested china might pay to rebuild it. then and new zealand stepped in and now considering jointly funding the project. well china says it will impose sanctions on u.s. companies involved in a potential to self rule to taiwan earlier this week the u.s. approved the obsolete to taiwan with some $2200000000.00 includes battle tanks and missiles the approval by the u.s. has infuriated beijing which considers taiwan a breakaway province. trade tensions have driven japan and south korea part recently today officials from both countries met to discuss their effort differences a delegation from seoul's trade ministry trap traveled to tokyo to meet their japanese counterparts the plan is to tighten controls on high tech exports from south korea hasn't given specifics about why but it followed korean demands for tokyo to compensate forced labor it's from the 2nd world war also on friday south korea called for an international investigation into japanese claims it's failed to fully enforce sanctions against

growing chinese influence after cycling destroyed tonga's historic parliament house last year the government 1st suggested china might pay to rebuild it then new zealand stepped in and now considering jointly funding the project. abas is on course to overtake boeing the european plane maker has already made more deliveries the 1st half of this year thanks to keen interest from china actually carrier and china has just ordered its 20 new a 358 from the european plane maker a deal worth some 6000000000 euros it's the latest sign that boss is expanding its foothold in the chinese market where local carriers are. more interest in european made planes and some part of the trade tensions with the u.s. . meanwhile competitor boeing has announced the head of its troubled 737 max program plans to retire erik. in charge of the project since august last year it's the most high profile departure since 2 of the aircraft crashed almost 3 m. 50 people died in those accidents. mostly high after the dar hit a record high on thursday it climbed above 27000 and much to the delight of u.s. president donald trump new york markets h

china. thanks to the state house. speaking to us live from london. thanks for joining us on our c international we're back at the top of the hour with all the latest headlines john is that if you can.

damaging winds we have seen a fair bit of damage across a good part of that is the side of china the size of those house days golf ball sized big enough to cause some damage and as you can see there has also been some flooding there that wetter weather tended to sink a little further southwards and a swiss but you can still pick out the chain of thunder has run across the southern half of china now continues just a little further south as we go on through the next few days but the wettest weather is up towards that eastern side of the country by the going on into or choose day 6 a little further south with the hong kong join in the party will see some wetter weather just feeding its way in here that wet weather stretching all the way across into northern parts of the non the showers of course across parts of india china also affecting me i'm are pushing up into the northeast of in the bangladesh and of course the monsoon rains now bringing some very big downpours into central parts of india hopefully easing the next couple days. malaysia plans to abolish the death penalty. and 200 prisoners on death row