chinese bank. that would have major implications but, for the chinese economy and also the american economy as wellou think the white house is moving in that direction? they are moving in that direction because they have to do. whenever we think about our north korea or china policy, we have to enforce us law, and the chinese banks have been using the us financial system to achieve criminal purposes. i don't ca re achieve criminal purposes. i don't care if you are laundering money for a north korean dictator or a colombian drug lord, it's got to stop. we have no choice but to go after the larger chinese banks, which have been laundering money. for instance, bank of china, named ina 2016 for instance, bank of china, named in a 2016 un report for devising and operating a money—laundering scheme, and perhaps even larger chinese banks. bank of china is the fourth—largest bank in the world but there is a larger chinese bank which is also suspect in this criminal activity. the united states must do something about it. the white house said last week it would consider again trading with countries that trad

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blocking the takeover of an american company by a chinese-backed firm making good on his tough talk on kwhien in a. the u.s. is blocking china backed plan to buy lattice economy. the move puts the white house in a middle of a very controversial issue. chinese investment in u.s. total hit $46 billion last year, raises concerns over china's influence in technology. it's already investigating whether china is unfairly getting 0 hold of american technology. president trump accuses them of failing to restrain north korea and treasury secretary steven mnuchin told "fox news" he'd stop trading with them over the issue. >> we can stop trade with any country that does business with north korea. we're going to be careful in using the tools but the president is committed. we will use economic sanctions to bring north korea to the table. >> stopping trade with china? >> stopping trade with anybody. >> meanwhile the chinese government is concerned that the u.s. blocked the deal. i got to tell you in years of covering these acquisitions by chinese and even chinese government-backed entities, usually when there's a national security review it gets passed anyway. not this ti

chinese. if that should ever come to pass, it will devastate the chinese economy. and the chinese don't want to encourage the americansbut in fact, nobody actually wants war. absolutely fascinating to talk to you on brea kfast. fascinating to talk to you on breakfast. thank you very much indeed for your time. 0n the way to work this morning, i had to go for a double handed umbrella. those words grim and miserable sums it upfor those words grim and miserable sums it up for some of us but not everywhere. it is mild outside. we have cloud a round but it is dry for some parts of the country. a lot of cloud around and some places, it is producing rain. a quite a muggy, humid feel. for some lucky places some sunshine. some heavier birth across western wales and the south—west of england. further east, some dry weather —— heavier birth. look at the temperatures. 17 degrees or so. look at the temperatures. 17 degrees or so. further north, look at the temperatures. 17 degrees orso. further north, heavier look at the temperatures. 17 degrees or so. further north, heavier bursts across north—west england in particular. the rain

americans to do. you might apply secondary sanctions against specific chinese firms. those upon and we might have information that they are doing business with north korea and better enabling the economy words, that is not the —— beyond the realm of imagination whatsoever. let me see if your tone continues into the next region that wa nt to continues into the next region that want to get to you, that is donald trump policy on his own backyard if ican trump policy on his own backyard if i can put it that way, mexico and latin america. a whole host of policies, starting with the wall, which he still seems intent on building, and he is having to battle with the congress about getting the money for it, and a host of other things. in recent days the signal he has sent by saying that these so—called macro —— dreamers, the miners that 0bama protected from deportation, donald trump has effectively ended that protection, a host of signals which suggest he doesn't mind riding up mexico and indeed other near neighbours in latin america because he doesn't ca re latin america because he doesn't care about that relationship and that sphere of american sort of foreign policy—making and influence. wh

american community. really beautiful episode. we explore the -- how the profile of chinese immigrants have changed in the last decade because of china's booming economy. and we also visit this world that exists beneath the las vegas strip. there are 500 miles of storm drains underneath las vegas that are inhabited by hundreds of people. and when i went down there, it's just this surreal world where people have queen-size beds down there and book cases and pots and pans and -- i mean, it is truly a world. >> is it kind of like the tunnels under new york or is it a whole live, different thing? >> i don't know that the tunnels of new york are inhabit. there are hundreds of people who live underneath las vegas. >> interesting. thank you. i can't wait to see this episode. it makes you not to miss this is life with lisa ling sunday night at 10:00 only here on cnn. we'll be right back. >>> in the wake of the devastation of this hurricane season we've also heard inspiring stories about everyday people pitching in to help. this week's cnn hero found a new way to do just that. his name is stan hayes. he's a champion pit master and for the last six years he and

americans and our economy, but that's what we need to watch. the u.s. china relationship. trump has been trying to find ways to push the chinese not just on north korea but on a host of economic issues for many months now. he's been frustrated his own advisers have been unwilling to give them the tariffs he wants. this excalation on north korea issue and the inability/unwillingness of the chinese to push the north korean's hard enough to resolve it means trum needs to blame someone. ultimately people in beijing. the u.s./china relationship is the most important economic one in the world. it's likely to get worse on the back of this crisis. that's what we should be paying attention. >> blaming and convince rg two vastly different things. can i convince them? >> no. no, he can't. i think that's part of the problem. is that ultimately, the reason this crisis continues to exist and get worse over deck kaids is precisely because it's very hard to push the north koreans enough. the chinese are not happy. we're now seeing 15-0 votes. unanimous votes against the north koreans. it's hard to get the world unanimous on anything thedays b

american community. really beautiful episode. we explore the -- how the profile of chinese immigrants have changed in the last decade because of china's booming economyit this world that exists beneath the las vegas strip. there are 500 miles of storm drains underneath las vegas that are inhabit by hundreds of people. and when i went down there, it's just this surreal world where people have queen-size beds down there and book cases and pots and pans and -- i mean, it is truly a world. >> is it kind of like the tunnels under new york or is it a whole different thing. >> i don't know that the tunnels of new york are inhabit. there are hundreds of people who live underneath las vegas. >> interesting. thank you. i can't wait to see this episode. it makes you not to miss this is life with lisa ling sunday night at 10 only here on cnn. we'll be right back. ♪ (cheering) a triangle solo? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sam and yohanna saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. finding the best hotel price is whoooo. now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches... ...over 200 booking sites - so you

economies are challenged by china. in the a common interest chinese playing by the rules, wto, but other agreements they have. i would like to see progress in south korean and american trade talks within the context that the joint committee exists, that the mechanisms are ready to handle challenges. this should be coordinated with both countries concerned about chinese competitiveness. they are outcompeting both of us. common interest indicates parallel activities that could take place in wto or elsewhere. i will leave others to build suspense. there is a question of nuclear .nergy cooperation another question i could ask you is, who knows what pyro technology is? more know that than gsomia. , the south korean defense minister already raised this the other day, we should be ready to review whether to return u.s. nuclear weapons to deployment in south korea. there are additional steps that can be taken any nuclear energy cooperation area that i think would get the attention of north korea. i am,ot advocating that, at the present time, against nuclear weapons for south korea. it,i am not totally against speaking as a scholar. in these talks, which are due in korean si

chinese economy. trump has a lot of grievances against china in terms of unfair economic practices, stealing american of american reparations agree that. i think the north korean crisis is what gets the trump administration over the hump as starting to level these concrete tariffs, not investigations, not further study, not angry, but saying we are going to hit you on your imports, limit your ability to invest in a bunch of sectors that we consider to have national security importance. the likelihood is the chinese will return that fire. a we end up in a tit-for-tat skillet three trade spiral between the two most important economies in the world -- tit-for-tat escalation, a trade spiral. anna: we saw something take place between the chinese leadership and president trump months ago. >> but let's keep in mind that the golf course meeting was great, but he also had that evening, the chocolate cake for jingpingtrump and xi getting along very well, well mp's say i just hit the syrians with a bunch of missiles here at trump has always wanted to have see approach. he plays nicely if he is in a deal-making

americans with them on their border. gillian: so if the north korean economy is something that matters, the stability of it to the chinesewhat do you think the prospects are for success with this round of sanctions? quickly, a few seconds left. what's your over/under for prospects of success? >> i think we have to give it a chance to play out and we should work hard with the chinese and the russians have a role to play, too and the sanctions squeeze the north koreans more tightly and a diplomatic track that the secretary apparently says we've started and see where to take it. it's hard to rate it. north koreans are unpredictable, but it's worth pursuing. gillian: it sound like the message is give sanctions a chance. thanks for joining us. we hope to have you back soon. >> thank you. leland: relief supplies continue to pour into puerto rico, but ten days after the island took a direct hit from hurricane maria, markets, gas stations and lines of communications are only slowly reopening. mike tobin live in san juan. now, mike, we hear these conflicting narratives. the white house and the puerto rican governor on one side an

painful but the polls are hear, americans are very concerned about kim jong un having nuclear weapons and the chinese have even more reason to be worried about harm to their economy i think you had gordon earlier, he has been talking about for years, china is not in a position to weather economic hardships and our government needs to make that clear, jim mattis is making that clear on the military side and i hope privately they are making clear to the chinese government. jon: you talk about feckless diplomacy. this problem is now in the hands of donald trump to deal with, he will get the credit or blame on how this plays out, isn't this on previous u.s. presidents, president clinton, frankly president bush himself and also president obama for not being tough enough on this regime and not taking hard actions earlier before we got to this point. >> i think that's exactly right, i worked for one of those, george w. bush whom i honor greatly and president obama made it much worse to assume like a guy like kim jong un had any interest in not having the nuclear weapons that he needs to protect himself from everybody around him, not his own people, he doesn't need nucle