. >> my brothers am china land, dan. everything you do. i can only speak for men, straight men. [laughter] we are kind of decrepit, naughty little dudes and we look at things we shouldn't because we are curious about the world so, i would really not want to be walking my son to school i would not be able to take my daughter to school ever. his credit score 600 but his personality score is a two. and his adult contents of negative 75. >> you have a credit rating and a pervert trading. i'm curious,. >> greg: dana, you love this topic. why do you love it? i think it is the most evil way to try to control people the system is meant to depress creativity and freedom. i want to give you an example. they have a system where let's say you jaywalk. it's easier to get across the street and you take your life am your own hands. they would take pictures of everyone. they mash it to your credit score they would say dana perino jaywalk today and being am debt am china is an embarrassing thing. they try to control your entire life. they are making a huge mistake. i think they changed am a terr

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. >> reporter: a china air cargo 477 landing in chicago, but the plane misses the runway. briefly touching down on the grass. the pilot quickly pulling the jumbo jet back up. >> we are going around due to last minute deviate from runway. >> reporter: this tower cam video first uncovered by chicago station, wls. pictures show the plane's tire tracks in the muddy grass, and damaged runway equipment, but the june incident could have been much worse. this radar track shows the cargo plane veering dangerously close to a taxiway occupied by five passenger planes. >> the severity of what could happen is catastrophic. >> reporter: a chicago police report says the pilot was sober. during the landing the pilot realized he was off the center line of the runway, forcing him to abort the landing. china air cargo has not responded to any requests for comment. the ntsb is investigating, tom. >> clayton sandell with that close call tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back, the tense standoff playing out in an american neighborhood. police swarming the scene. families told to sta

we have got country garden and china land resources, some of those coming out. right.do we have? pbocve the vix, the weakening, strengthening the yuan. that is one thing hot on the heels of what we had that was donald trump accusing the europeans and the chinese of being currency manipulators. that was one thing. and that's probably because of the recent bout of dollar weakness that we saw the yuan appreciated donald trump went on to criticize jay powell for him tightening monetary policy. it's all about the open. and here is sophie. markets,or mainland adding 1/10 of 1%. the shanghai composite flirting with that 2700 level after we saw that late rally on monday on speculation that chinese state funds support the a-share market. the hun sen is extending its means for a third straight session. offshore yuan trading around 6.82 against the dollar. chinese steel prices extending gains at a seven-year high on a hubpect that a steel making will see earlier than expected production curbs. i want to highlight -- favoring steel companies. foroving outlook infrastructure demand

china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east business spark the wrong turn land of china to secure its resources for the future of the. region as a whole balance expected to grow we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. and rising on the streets of. way election was stolen at least three people have died. down lord carlile this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. to the. political links at the white house and poses. sanctions against turkish government officials. for new cases of a burglar emerge in the democratic republic of congo just days after an outbreak was declared over plus. the music making waves in the u.s. for all the wrong reasons questions over how much it's actually promoting violence in chicago. and some way three people have been killed in post-election violence in the capital harare soldiers have opened fire on opposition supporters protesting over the slow release of election results the posse of president has won two thirds of the seats in parliament but the result of the

. >>> china's extraordinary land grab, the u.s. reconnaissance mission over the chinese islands.and we have a report where an out of control wildfire is burning tonight. for just $59... ancestrydna can open you to a world of new cultures to explore. with two times more detail than any other dna test... you can connect more deeply to the places of your past. and be inspired to learn about the people and traditions that make you, you. savor your dna story. only $59-- our site's lowest price ever. >>> krshs nn senior international correspondent ivan watson joins us live. the u.s. military is keeping a close eye on china's disputed man-made islands, what can you tell us? >> jim, cnn was the only news organization invited by the navy on this surveillance flight that it routinely performs through the south china sea, mainly because china has claimed all of this water for itself, despite other countries who also have claims to it. and this is important, because this is a shipping route which is important because some 30% of the world's shipping passes through. this is what china's attem

silent abuse china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east peace is part of the wrong turn land of china to secure its resources for the future the i.m.f. said sub-saharan region as a whole dallas expect to grow we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the out of zero news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. israeli air strikes hit the beach in gaza after hamas fires rockets across the border fence. not seeking a third term joseph kabila endorses a successor to compete in democratic republic of congo's presidential election. no end in sight to the diplomatic route between canada and saudi arabia.

china to the far north. all three have claims on the lands but it is china that's been building on them.ert hayes joined a u.s. navy flight over the islands.>> this is the chinese navy politely telling the u.s. navy to go away. is >> far out in the south china sea, we'rehi appro one of china's huge new island bases. it's veryy clear t do not want us here. >> fly away immediately. >> for the crew among ts u.s. navy p-8 surveillance plane, this is a daily encounter. >> it's a roune occurrence for us throughout the flight. it happens throughout the where they come over and we go back with oustandard response. >> as we close to 12 nautical miles, we can see the huge extent of china's development out here. >> we're seeing live pictures of a place called mischief rf. last time i flew over here two and a half yea ago it was large pile of sand. now you can see there's been extensive construction. this is what it looked like then. millions of tons of sand being pumped onto the reef to create new land. the first outline of a runway but no buildings. look at the same placeod. a forest of radar dome

growing labour and land costs in china are driving up imports. in recent yea rs, china are driving up imports. in recent years, it overtookjapan and is now the world's biggest pork meat importer. but not everyone is convinced that trade wars are good or even easy to wind. this man runs one of brazil's biggest pork exporters. he says chinese tariffs on us soy beans are forcing up global prices, including in brazil, so it means brazilian pigs are more expensive and less competitive. translation: these trade wars seem at first glance to be beneficial to brazil, but on second thoughts, we export commodities but import many things. machines, raw materials that are becoming more expensive. the truth is, in the end no one really winds. -- wins. producers have ambitious plans for the future but most here say they would rather see fewer tariffs and win trade wars with only good old—fashioned win trade wars with only good old —fashioned competition. win trade wars with only good old—fashioned competition. daniel gallas, bbc news, brazil. alibaba has gallas

growing labour and land costs in china are driving up imports. years, it overtookjapan, and is now the world's biggest pork meat importer. but not everyone is convinced that trade wars are good, or even easy to win. this man runs one of brazil's biggest pork exporters. he says chinese tariffs on us soy beans are forcing up global prices, including in brazil. soybeans and corn are a large part of the cost of pork meet, so brazilian pigs are more expensive and less competitive. translation: these trade wars seem at first glance to be beneficial to brazil, but on second thoughts, we export commodities but import many things. machines, raw materials, that are becoming more expensive. the truth is that, in the end, no—one really wins. brazilian producers have ambitious plans for the future, but most here say they would rather see fewer tariffs, and win trade wars with only good old—fashioned competition. daniel gallas, bbc news, brazil. let's stay with that story, because officials from the us and china havejust wrapped up two days of talks in washing

china is keen to win friends and influence in need oil rich middle east business spark the wrong turn land of china to secure its resources for the future of said sub-saharan region as a whole dollars expect to grow we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. hello there undulates almost here in london our top stories on al-jazeera three people have been killed in post-election violence in the zimbabwean capital harare . soldiers fired live rounds that opposition supporters who were protesting against the slow release of election results the opposition m.d.c. m.d.c. party believes the election commission is taking too long to announce the winner of monday's whole present and listen mom and dad was ponce's one two thirds of the seats in parliament but the result of the presidential vote isn't yet known blame the opposition leadership for the i break the violence.

land. democracy is complicated. hot to live a six part series five years. china's democracy experiment on al-jazeera. ban. land. again here's a reminder for top stories knowledge is there are thousands of people have been protesting against israel's controversial nation state law a law officially affirms israel's jewish character but critics believe it makes non jewish minorities second class citizens. the u.n. special envoy to talks between warring parties next month will focus on disarmament international criticism has been growing over an airstrike by the saudi ever ought to coalition which had a box full of school children in the northern province. no one says the u.s. has turned its back on turkey after president donald trump announced that he was doubling tariffs on steel and alimony a move deep in turkey's economic crisis as its currency hits an all time low. german chancellor angela merkel says no european union member can dodge the challenge migration poses she made those comments while meeting spain's prime minister petro sanches as a migrant exchange deal between the two countries comes into effect s

low population density like kazakhstan is always very interesting for china not least since it's very rich in oil agricultural land and oil are two resources that are absolutely vital for china's growth the new silk road which goes right across kazakhstan and a north westerly direction runs right. past the big oil fields as zone of the greatest strategic significance to russia. but these days china is gaining in power thanks to its state run oil company c n p c its pipeline now transports twenty million tons of cars to the chinese province of sheen junge every year. on the permit is from a good and within central asia the west is the most important region at the access to the west has to be secured for that because that's where the huge energy sources line is i mean that if the. source of each china once you go beyond the mere exploitation of resources. and that's why it's offered an economic and political partnership to kazakstan with the concept of the new silk road economist bush will call for to. so the new silk road is also an oil road for china in return beijing is building the infrastructure necessary for k

trade war between two other countries is an opportunity to gain new market inwing labor and land costs china are driving up imports. in recent years, it overtook japan and is now the world's biggest pork importer. not everyo thinks that trade wars are good or easy to win. one of the biggest quirk ysexporters hinese on u.s. soybeans are lifting global prices, including in brazil. are more pigs expensive and less competitive. brazilian ptiducers have ous plans for the future, but most here say they would rather see fewer tariffs and win trade was with good old-fashioned competition. popehiweekend, the will visit ireland the first , such visit in nearly 40 years. it comes after scandals in boiling the church wer the abuse en and children over the years, involving the recent revelations in pennsylvania. in dublin, religion editor martin bashir reports. martin: bishops and priests are not usually pounding the turf at the rugby ground. p but as irelandrepares to welcome pope francis, it iisalso hosting lobal gathering of catholics. an altar has been built along the touchline, but t nothing compare

is to a certain extent by china, we don't think china is going to have a hard landing. a is a real motor of growth for emerging markets, both in the commodities trade and elsewhere. the twins of china and america, growing rapidly are going to be good for em anna: thanks so much for your thoughts. rick stays with us here on daybreak europe. up next, oil slams losses as the trump administration considers higher import tariffs on chinese goods. we will also bring you our of aview with the ceo steelmaker. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: good morning, everybody. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." 6:30 here in london. 2:30 in the afternoon over in tokyo. on thereut bond yields for you because we have heard from the boj over the last couple of years. trying to get a little more market determination of interest rates in japan, rather than yield control by the central bank. let's get to the earnings season once again. this is the chipmaker in germany. third-quarter adjusted eps, comes in at 0.24 euros per share. that is exactly in line with estimates. the revenue number looks to be

i got see first hand the aggressive actions of china land reclamation.in cyberspace and space, too. steve: i know had you a long career in public service. you were working mad dog mattis. we ran one of his sound bites a little while ago whoever gave you that must have been smoking something. what was it like working for him. >> it was incredible. couldn't find a greater american patriot coming out of his time. he served some years in uniform. took a quick break west of the rockies and to bring a real patriot like that back into the department of defense something he knows intimately well and now have you given him the opportunity to make significant change. over the course of the last year and a half have you seen that we have worked with the administration. have you the national security strategy, the 2018 national defense strategy, two years, it looks like of solid budgets for the military to increase readiness. really the one thing the secretary has been going after the entire time is just trying to create and restore america's military most lethal in

protest,ve got this you've got president trump, and china trying to engineer a soft landing. iraq? adam: -- how do those two interact? adam: it looked like the china boom was going to break that. -- break bad. yellen had a decision to make in december 2015 to raise rates, and she does not. she explicitly justifies this in terms of global credit conditions. the fret internalized china as part of its decision-making process. three years on we have a president who tweets celebratory about the collapse of the shanghai market as a symptom of his trade war against china. differenttwo political environment. guy: is everything in the same bucket now for trump and the chinese? everything is on a spectrum here, but all in place. adam: that is another thing we see in 2008. not just the financial crisis, but the war in georgia. putin fronted up and stopped nato in its tracks. that is indicative of the way in which geopolitics, which held at bay in the aftermath of the cold war, you can separate the power of politics from economics, and so basically economic growth was on our side and we c

back in 2016, the whole world was there is about china hard landing. stock market, the bubble had just crashed. the yuan devaluation was not going very well. that is when last week's state funds started buying the market. value trap? 10 times earnings is extremely cheap, but there are still concerns to consider. rishaad: a lot of concerns out here yet to be resolved. reporter: exactly. if things do improve on the trade front end the economic data starts getting better, the ego team actually wrote this morning it looks like august was another soft month on the notomy front, which was unexpected. if things do get better, china can just reverse course. they can resume the push to deleverage the economy and that will make everyone panic like it did earlier. even if you get more optimistic, you still have the deleveraging. you still have that disconnect between financing and companies. it's not a full on stimulus plan from policymakers. rishaad: thank you. quickly looking at what we have for futures and in the premarket here in hong kong. 259 points up. ris

growing labour and land costs in china are driving up imports.kjapan, and is now the world's biggest pork meat importer. but not everyone is convinced that trade wars are good, or even easy to win. this man runs one of brazil's biggest pork exporters. he says chinese tariffs on us soy beans are forcing up global prices, including in brazil. soybeans and corn are a large part of the cost of pork meet, so brazilian pigs are more expensive and less competitive. translation: these trade wars seem at first glance to be beneficial to brazil, but on second thoughts, we export commodities but import many things. machines, raw materials, that are becoming more expensive. the truth is that, in the end, no—one really wins. brazilian producers have ambitious plans for the future, but most here say they would rather see fewer tariffs, and win trade wars with only good old —fashioned competition. daniel gallas, bbc news, brazil. richard is back. the uk worst airport for the third yearin the uk worst airport for the third year ina the uk worst airport for the t

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china. when they land here, 9 out of 10 times, they don't leave our shore.ainer sitting in ports along the shoreline. >> the 16 containers have now become a sustainable-housing project on what was once the kool kar used-car lot in downtown phoenix. each of these 9,500-pound steel crates once traveled the high seas and were wasting away in california before they were salvaged. >> these containers are meant to hold 40,000 to 50,000 pounds each, be stacked 11 high and sent across the ocean. and they're incredibly over-structured for what we're using them for. we did everything we possibly could so that, when people were driving by, that it literally looked like a stack of shipping containers. we were also very keen to have the aesthetic, the blue containers that you see here. >> and what kind of work did you have to do to them? >> we actually did minimal cuts. we left most of the container intact. once we had all the underground and footings in place, we had them shipped here. and then we used a crane to actually erect it. these aren't temporary structures. >>

al-jazeera tens of thousands of demonstrations erupt across china each year driven by anger over corruption and the illegal sale of communal land most protests fail to make an impact but in two thousand and eleven one village defied the odds. that you can see villages rose up demanding the return of their land calling for their leaders to step down after decades of corruption. and made a crackdown activist shreds implore died in police custody. that we can achieve can think about the right to choose their own videos. he's in this room who says wrong on male on female sensual two hoots resiliency this is on the. tom in the. cold hell of gin. o.c.e. you sold a new get on those it's a good question. so move. is on the. so there was a motto. though how this will. those in the food into the fun. saloon and the saloon and. policy shambhu those of that seeing the need to. either. so you go home being followed him by the time we get. and then don't enjoy the evolving those with the organs any. of those it's a very. common source those. funds and the. although you are by far your. friends with your. sister fight flight school kids ice.

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it is certainly not a hard landing in china.we get the credit impulse in china, what is the ripple for the rest of the world? when china steps on the gas a little bit, that could have a big impact elsewhere. you talk about the early stages of that process. where does it go? n: you start to see it's more in the commodity side of things. in the beginning of last or and this year, there was a moved to spend on infrastructure in china, but that shifted the other way. there are lots of opportunities in the commodity-related areas. global growth is still in a relatively healthy state around the world, a little more disjointed than it was in 2017. commodities be the best place -- would be the best place to play. offshore links are being used more by foreign institutions. think investors are safer investing offshore then going to the mainland? en: offshore is the place to be, partly due to the companies that are there. that seems to be the new world type of company, where the better earnings are at the moment. what has slightly been dis

team in philadelphia's asian-american communities, defying mayors and developers that would seek china town land for stadiums and casinos. because we took on corporate interest and lobbyists that would deny us stable school systems, safe communities, and we figured out a path to win, by understanding the power was within our own community. we know our politics don't start with politicians, they start with us. it was our immigrant communities in philadelphia that establish philadelphia as a proud sanctuary city and we intend to keep it that way. [applause] >> it was public school parents almostchers who spent two decades fighting a state takeover of public schools, defying profiteers and union whoers and corporate dams declared public schools a dead end. we took on the republican governor who took to the -- took $2 billion from our schools. in 2014, when the gop was winning all across the country, that was the coalition that defeated the republican governor who was the face of those budget cuts. we threw it out. coalition that put into office a mayor and city council who support public education

targeted the government is pushing for land reform to give black citizens an equal share of land the u.s. and china have imposed twenty five percent tariffs on sixteen billion dollars worth of each other's goods the world's two largest economies have now slapped for the levies on a combined one hundred billion dollars of product since july china says it resolutely opposes the measures that it will keep retaliating as long as washington refuses to back down british airways and air france have announced they're suspending flights to iran's capital of tehran for next month's in a statement british airways says the route is currently not commercially viable the u.s. re-impose sanctions this month after pulling out of the two thousand and fifteen year deal you're up to date with headlines next up it is my cuba life around. me always now might even miss a. lateral. play go blow duffy took the. pill to be. more of a radio would not be in the lead i might even say that with you know in their ability to honestly buy via the mob. that blows they still days things that open the back is this really nice you kn

the tribunal ruled that china's nine dash line claim had no legal basis and that none of the land features is entitled to more than the 12 mile not a policy -- nautical sea. and the china violated philippine sovereign rights by interfering with philippine vessels and damaging the maritime environment and engaging in reclamation work in the philippine eez. that award isse, binding on the philippines in china but there is no enforcement mechanism. has urged states china and the philippines to abide but china declared the ruling non--- null and void. in the philippines, the economic issues at play with china have not relied on the tribunal's ruling in any meaningful way. what is happening after that ruling? china continues to assert control over the area and its resources. trade, fishing rights, and the economic value inherent in that area. china began to, develop forward military bases in the south china sea. efforts to build up the reefs and create man-made islands, destroying reits in the process. -- destroying reefs in the process. china has constructed military facilities on the island.

iran -- controversial land report. china is calling on the u.s. to do the right thing with president trump said -- to do tariffs on $200 billion of chinese imports next week. public comments wrapup on september 6. we're told the president intends to slap more tariffs on china once the deadline passes. the yuan fell while the dollar and the yen rose as investors saw safety. the e.u. says it is prepared to lift tariffs on all industrial products, including cars, if the u.s. does the same. the two sides are expected to hold talks in the coming weeks. built on a loose agreement last month to work towards a zero levees. a trade commissioner denice -- saying they're simply trying to find a positive agenda. president trump told bloomberg he does not think the offers good enough. oil says it will block exports in the gulf if it's shipments are halted by u.s. sanchez. -- sanctions. the head of the armed forces warned washington that the strata for mous would be close to oil tankers if iran is threatened. the u.s. reimposed sanctions after dropping the 2015

going one step further, the pentagon accused china of militarizing the manmade islands arming with surface-to-air missiles and landing insists it has a right to defend its own territory. you have a standoff with two powers and this was what the u.s. navy describes as routine flight where they monitor the immense construction that has happened building these virtual cities in the middle of the ocean. christine. >> buildings and ports and military installations. thanks for that inchifantsighin >>> and vice president pence laying out a space force by 2020. he gave the remarks at the pentagon thursday. he wants to establish the military branch to oversee war fighting in space. pence echoed the president's sentiments saying the move would ensure american dominance on the final frontier. >> previous administrations all but necessiglected the growing security threats in space. president trump straigated clea that space in his words is a war fighting domain just like land and air and sea. >> and the new military branch would require congressional approval, but the trump re-election campaign is all-in on this launching the ef

they want to land bridge to china and the rest of asia.'m worried that the south korean president and his very liberal stance is trying to push a position that is counter to the u.s. in the region. >> in his own country, what are the dynamics that are going on there? >> we've submitted proposals for a pathway and timeline for denuclearization. he's resisted those. he's trying to have maximum gain without giving up -- and he has to play to his own stakeholders. and the military -- you may recall that just before the submit kim jong-un removed officials. he's got to be very concerned and aware of the reaction of his own military base. he's been ruthless about suppressing his own people and killing people in his own way. >> i'm going to stay with you, dan, for a minute. if he's in a free fall, the economy, how does he juggle all of this? >> it's a delicate balancing act, but he's getting a lot of help right now from china, as well as from russia. and that is -- i agree with the president. that's the real challenge for us is we need to step up

china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east this is part of the wrong turn land of china to secure its resources for the future of said sub-saharan region as a whole dow is expected to grow we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on ounces zero. how why it is the rest between europe and the united states the french president says the white house is undermining transatlantic relations and europe may have to defend itself can europe live without the us this is the inside story. i don't welcome to the program on it is a product with friends like donald trump who needs enemies that was the reaction from european council chief donald tusk when the us president with a juror from the iran nuclear deal and re-impose sanctions well you leaders want to save the nuclear deal and a multi billion dollar business contracts but european companies to u.s. demands by pulling out of iran including british airways and air france which aground and flights to that's despite revised e.u. legislation called blocking statute it's aimed a

they want to land bridge to china and the rest of asia.'m worried that the south korean president and his very liberal stance is trying to push a position that is counter to the u.s. in the region. >> in his own country, what are the dynamics that are going on there? >> we've submitted proposals for a pathway and timeline for denuclearization. he's resisted those. he's trying to have maximum gain without giving up -- and he has to play to his own stakeholders. and the military -- you may recall that just before the submit kim jong-un removed officials. he's got to be very concerned and aware of the reaction of his own military base. he's been ruthless about suppressing his own people and killing people in his own way. >> i'm going to stay with you, dan, for a minute. if he's in a free fall, the economy, how does he juggle all of this? >> it's a delicate balancing act, but he's getting a lot of help right now from china, as well as from russia. and that is -- i agree with the president. that's the real challenge for us is we need to step up

having a tough time of it recently the shenzen, which is largely owned by retail investors main land chinaail investors is down lu8% this week remember the s&p is up 0.3% for the week china is clearly more concerned. a lot of people think may be the ones who blink first who knows. take a look at the sectors kind of mixed. the semis opened on the week side i saw micron a little bit weak but consumer stapes, industrials on either side of positive or negative so where are we? a lot of headlines this week a lot of news going on we summarized where we're at the main point about the whole tariff thing, selling on the trade fears hasn't been profitable this is a story for months now but we saw it again this week. i would note the vix is sitting near the low for the year. it broke below 13 a day or so ago. the market is not showing any tremendous fear. tech sentiment, i don't care, it's bullish i don't hear anybody talk about getting out. we talked about small moves into value from growth. and we did see some momentum in the old value names. in the transports, in the banks and particularly pharmac

boeing as a line from china has skidded off the runway while landing its milena at ports in the philippines one of the passengers filmed what happens from inside. there. were a good look at the front of. the jets with carrying a hundred and fifty seven passengers and eight screen members according to officials one of the two engines was damaged passengers were evacuated and later taken to a hotel but there's still no information on possible injury the runway involved in the accident to is expected to be closed until friday off to maine. to forget for more details on any of us stories comments only a click away as well be back in just a bit there two minutes time to see that. one on one with the conservative thinker nationally syndicated radio host dennis prager on this edition of politic. welcome to politicking on larry king a return visit with my old friend dennis prager the nationally syndicated host of the dead as for your radio show founder of the online prager university bestselling author his latest book is an unbelievable publication the rational bible excellence god slavery and free

effect to grow driven apart by the push for biofuels particularly in china and indonesia that could spell a disaster for forests as land is cleared to make way for plantations but the round table unsustainable palm oil or r s p o says alternatives to the commodity maybe even worse bottom oil has a year that is forty times i hear than all that oil was so it requires ten times less land to make the same amount of oil out of that ended in utilized so their solution is not to say let's stop all. more oil let's go to something else but to make sure that whatever we produce is pure sustainably and this will be out of your comes into play the ours is a voluntary organization and one that sets standards on palm oil production it has not committed to zero deforestation for the people and so do advantage what they lament is the loss of the forest they say the land belonged to the ancestors and should be that is for generations to come florence louis al-jazeera substate malaysia. a quick reminder now of our top stories here on al-jazeera brazil's president says he's considering introducing a daily cap on the number of venezuelans

tens of thousands of demonstrations erupt across china each driven by anger over corruption and the illegal sale of communal land most protests fail to make an impact but in two thousand and eleven one village defied the odds. constantly just rose up demanding the return of their land calling for their leaders to step down to decades of corruption. and made a crackdown activist shoots implore died in police custody. that if you can achieve pm thinkable their right to choose their own d.v.d.'s. well that's true although with a home as your own. kind of mind i'm saying doubly. woman. she's on the. job here about once a day those you can call. out. on top of. the. upload the but that will help each other out if. you all. morning. long. she still. thinks i'll feel. the need to. see. you. so it's a local. deal. tool soon we will find the you bought a box in the wall so you need to pull the booklet. to diesel. oh oh. it was. already a little but then. blow he said the girl the other day i don't have time to think what. sounded a lot of loaded old things in the middle of. the buildings in the middle of the hole that on

they want the land bridge to china and the rest of asia.the south korean president and his very liberal stance is trying to push a position that is counter to u.s. interests in the region. >> judge jeanine: dan, how do you see what is going on in north korea with kim jong un, in his own h country, what are the dynamics going on there? >> first of all, we submitted proposals for a pathway and a timeline for denuclearization and thus far, kim jong un has resisted those. he's trying to exact maximum economic gain without giving up the nuclear arsenal on which his regime to security depends and that does reflect the fact that is economy is in free fall, he needs immediate help, and he has to play to his own stakeholders, and the military, you may recall, kim jong un removed three top defense officials including his chief of intelligence and his ministry of defense. he's got to be very concerned and aware of the reaction from his own, for lack of a better word, military base. he's been ruthless about suppressing his own people and ruthless about

time, a fresh tariffs land from the u.s. and china. the trade dispute has dominated conversations on bloomberg today. >> if we simply want to have less of a deficit, that is not as hard to achieve and china can do that, but finding more long-term solutions will be much more difficult and i would say more difficult by ourselves. >> there is a growing level of concern that unless both sides do something differently, this -- or this dynamic between the united states and china can endure for some period of time and costs start to go up with each passing month -- month. on inotiations going china and the u.s., now in washington this week, helpful and we believe a solution will be put in place and will limit the implications of the trade war. we are joined by a chief asian economist. affecting what you are predicting for the global economy and what happens in asia? how visceral do you think it will get? we are having to take a very hard look at all our forecast numbers. growth been trimming the numbers across the region. some places, a bit m