money in the last few years we've seen a growing reproach more between the vatican and the chinese communist party affecting things like the appointment of bishops yeah that's progress isn't it is it a good thing in your view no not necessarily. but not necessarily but what we're seeing at the moment is a case of the of the vatican being able to expand its influence of china that is progress is no no people came to know that the holy see is ready to approve anything to legitimize everybody so they had did the conviction that just get ordained sooner or later delegitimize does really bad so that give occasion to the opportunists they do that if they were we do government they can force the holy see to recognize them is no good at all and the holy see just in order to please the government they abstain from doing things they should do for him but they don't give bishops too many touches in one window the bishop died didn't give a successor so both churches in ground and of the church. we can read about it so it is no good at all do you worry that the the vatican is giving legitimacy now to the chine

policies aren't implemented though as health secretary were arguably rather different to the chinese communist party here is the leader he supported defending austerity in the wake of defacto gambling gone wrong by the city of london we've had to take some tough decisions about the public sector about public spending we did that because of the state of the economy that we were left with by the neighbor party when we came in in two thousand and ten those difficult decisions have arguably had catastrophic civilizational effect in britain meanwhile in china china has lifted over eight hundred million people out of poverty into most of the progress that's been made in going from forty percent of the world live in extreme poverty to now less than ten percent most of the progress happened in china what what about progress in britain actually in fact britain is regress according to figures on poverty this month so could there be something systemically wrong in the u.k. and do the british public recognise it now jeremy corbyn is odds on to replace theresa may joining me now is oxford university's holford ma

policies aren't implemented though as health secretary were arguably rather different to the chinese communist party here is the leader he supported defending austerity in the wake of defacto gambling gone wrong by the city of london we've had to take some tough decisions about the public sector about public spending we did that because of the state of the economy that we were left with by the neighbor party when we came in in two thousand and ten those difficult decisions of arguably had catastrophic civilizational effect in britain meanwhile in china and china has lifted over eight hundred million people out of poverty into most of the progress that's been made.

policies aren't implemented though as health secretary were arguably rather different to the chinese communist party here is the leader he supported defending austerity in the wake of defacto gambling gone wrong by the city of london we've had to take some tough decisions about the public sector about public spending we did that because of the state of the economy that we were left with by the neighbor party when we came in in two thousand and ten those difficult decisions have arguably had catastrophic civilizational effect in britain meanwhile . and china china has lifted over eight hundred million people out of poverty into most of the progress that's been made in going from forty percent of the world live in extreme poverty to now less than ten percent most of the progress happened in china watch what about progress in britain actually in fact britain is regress according to figures on poverty this month so could there be something systemic leigh wrong in the u.k. and do the british public recognise it now jeremy corbin is odds on to replace theresa may joining me now is oxford university's holf

>> i think we are seeing the chinese communist party and how they operate. they are not a democracy, it is a dictatorship run by the communist chinese party. they have one interest in mind, and that is maintaining stability and staying in power. and they do not want to lose face because that helps them. they believe, lose legitimacy. i believe the chinese communist party is likely to try to weather any storm and go tit for tat with the united states going forward. >> thank you. mr. bolten, you represent the white house and the titans in the industry. has anyone articulated to you the strategy behind using 232 in such a broad way against our allies? >> they have not, mr. chairman. and that is why we are concerned. i mean, from the positions i've served in, i understand the politics. i understand the need that leaders have of living up to commitments they make in campaign rhetoric. but what the administration has pursued here under 232 and in 301 with china has us deeply concerned because there does not appear to be any strategy behind it that is designed to pr

when you are seeing the ability for the chinese communist party, the government to create legislationng's role as a financial services hub in preference to a new hub, like shanghai, we are seeing so much change take place here that i wouldn't be surprised if the hong kong example is seen as something of a case study how independent may roll—out in the decades to come if we are looking at places like tibet, which is also a hub of unrest. i imagine hong kong would be the pointy end of that conversation, particularly at the moment with such a strong middle class population who can go out and into the streets. thank you very much. talks aimed at stopping the fighting between government forces and rebels in southern syria have ended in failure. the opposition forces were attempting to negotiate a ceasefire with the government's russian allies in order to stop a major offensive by syrian military forces in deraa province, which is near the border withjordan. but the rebels have reportedly rejected what they called a humiliating demand to surrender. bill hayton reports. deraa was one of the

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money in the last few years we've seen a growing reproach more between the vatican and the chinese communist party affecting things like the appointment of bishops now that's progress isn't it is that a good thing in your view no not necessarily. but not necessarily but what we're seeing at the moment this new is a case of the of the vatican being able to expand its influence of china that is progress is no no. people came to know that the holy see is ready to approve anything to legitimize everybody so they had did the conviction that just get ordained sooner or later delegitimize does really bad so that give occasion to the opportunists to know that if they work with the government they can force the holy see to recognize them is no good at all and the holy see just in order to please the government they abstain from doing things they should do for him but they don't give bishops who many touches in and around when all the bishop died didn't give a successor so both churches in ground and of your church. we can read about it or so does no good at all do you worry that the the vatican is giving l

policies aren't implemented though as health secretary were arguably rather different to the chinese communist party here is the leader he supported defending austerity in the wake of defacto gambling gone wrong by the city of london we've had to take some tough decisions about the public sector about public spending we did that because of the state of the economy that we were left we had by the neighbor party when we came in in two thousand and ten those difficult decisions have arguably had catastrophic civilizational effect in britain meanwhile in china china has lifted over eight hundred million people out of poverty into most of the progress that's been made in going from forty percent of the world live in extreme poverty to now listen ten percent most of the progress happened in china what about progress in britain actually in fact britain is regress according to figures on poverty this month so could there be something systemically wrong in the u.k. and do the british public recognise it now jeremy corbyn is odds on to replace theresa may joining me now is oxford university's holford mackinde

an agency of the chinese communist party. in addition to hiring the lobbying firms. they had funding research at a number of dc universities and think tanks. for example, the john hopkins university school of advance international studies is one of the top schools in the u.s. it's based in dc. many of the graduates join a variety of departments from the state department to cia that recently funded a new professor ship in the china study department as well as a research project about what the role means for partners. john hopkins is not the only elite institution taking money from the shadd shady organize. they also worked on the booking institution. the atlantic council, the center for american progress, the east west institute. chana has washington think tanks. the institute based in dc is funded by research foundations which internal is backed by the government afileuated institute. the council on foreign relations took washington look at research. they published plenty of material but never seemed to public material that criticize chinese policies, what a surprise

turns out your television, sounds creepy, but it's real, could be feeding information to the chinese communist partys not. stay tuned. >> tucker: we continue our ongoing series about china and how it is suddenly expanded its power and reach into parts of american life you never would have expected. our leaders oblivious. one growing player is hisens. it sells high definition tvs. like most, they have microphoned in their remotes. they are designed to work with alexa or google assistant. it gives it the right to collect the names and addresses of users, that's your personal data going directly to the hand of the chinese government. it's not outlandish they could use these for h espionage. t the cia has demonstrated they can do it. a few people are worried about this, senator marco rubio said he's concerned. so far not many others are paying attention. how worried should we be? michael pillsbury is the director, author of the single best book on the emerging china threat, the hundred year marathon, china's secret strategy to replace america as the global superpower. thanks for coming on. it's so outla

republican senators on conferences the chinese communist party's deception with taiwan is pathetic andting american airlines, delta and american complied with this ultimatum.. in california the media is wearing a gruesome chainsaw attack could become a flash point to the immigration debate. you may not have heard about this story, new details tonight. >> reporter: when it comes to the debate about sanctuary cities this might be the highest profile case since the death ofw kate steinle. the latest attack happened 20 miles from downtown los angeles, 32-year-old alejandra alvarez is accused of belly wounding his wife with a chainsaw, spraying her blood all over himselff and his 3 young boys. aside from the gruesome violence what make the case notable is in 2005 he had been deported 11 times in his criminal record goes well beyond deportation including convictions for drunk driving and drug position. immigration advocates fear this type of sensational case could be used as fodder to boost the president's immigration policies and increase criticism of california for sheltering illegal immig

this was going to be a visit in which the chinese communist party hoped to improve its relations with. >> as the sun rose here, it was clear that the chinese students' protest for democracy is still gaining strength and urgency. students are dropping from exhausti exhaustion. some now are vowing to die if necessary. >> the chinese leadership didn't know what to do, but recognized that they couldn't reform the way they were being pushed to reform. they couldn't allow this challenge to their authority. >> the soviet leader largely ducked questions on china's student issue. i cannot be the judge, he said. >> in china tonight, the government declared martial law in central beijing. ominously foreign journalists face severe new restrictions that amount to a news blackout. >> there's chaos in tiananmen square. there are bodies and injured and dead all over the place, and there is no way to ascertain for sure how many people have been killed or wounded. >> china is now restored into a deeply repressive leninist regime. it's a question, both in moscow and throughout eastern europe, what's gor

now the chinese communist party has fixed that by having term limits and aging out people with collective leadership. and it was a clever response because it institutionalize some of the things you think make democracy stronger like turnover but he has now wrecked that china will pay for now having somebody who is omnipotent see better also be omniscient because what authoritarian regimes do is they are incredibly making good policy and bad policy if it is bad policy like one child, you end up with 34 million chinese men without a mate. so now china has market and the place to do business but the authoritarian regime that has no peaceful transfer mechanism is a big risk. >> john mclaughlin. hi - hi there. these are both people i have worked with and for. the whole nature of international is changing and maybe one of the main characteristics there is no national companies left anywhere more bmws are made in north carolina than bavaria. or 40 different countries contribute to the iphone. for a company with that kind of profile and scope how does that change political with one -- correct mom

it would be the easiest thing in the world for the chinese communist party to wreck these gaming companiese talk about the government sponsored boycotts they wouldn't need to go that far. the casino business is heavily regulated. they can take away gaming license and impose restriction on american casinos. we're already seeing deregulation the gaming numbers, i found them disappointing in may and then disappointing in june. don't get me wrong i'm one of the few people who believes we can win this trade war and perhaps win it quickly the risk reward with the california oriented casino stocks has now become very much against you. wynn in las vegas gets more than half of the business in china and hostage to the good will of the chinese market the stock market has been getting killed there and chinese rollers have less money to burn at the casino. the potential for a bear case is worse than industrials, a lot worse than i thought even let's say a month ago. i think wynn and las vegas sands need to be treated as guilty until proven innocent. mgm is a much lesser one because of other interests m

republican senator tom cotton says the chinese communist party's obsession with taiwan is pathetic andis disappointing that american airlines, delta and united complied with his ultimatum." in california, the media's warning that a gruesome chainsaw attack could via flash point in the immigration debate. trace gallagher has details tonight. good evening. >> when it comes to the debate about sanctuary cities in california's immigration policies, this might be the highest profile case since the death of kate steinle a few years ago. the latest attack happened in whittier, 20 miles from downtown los angeles. 32-year-old alejandro alvarez is accused of attacking and badly wounding his wife with a chainsaw. spraying her blood all over himself and his three young boys. aside from the gruesome violence, what makes this case notable is that since 2005, alvarez had been deported 11 times. in his criminal record goes well beyond deportation, including convictions for drunk driving and drug possession. immigration advocates fear this type of sensational case could be used as fodder to boost the p

money in the last few years we've seen a growing reproach more between the vatican and the chinese communist party affecting things like the appointment of bishops yeah that's progress isn't it is it a good thing in your view no not necessarily. but not necessarily but what we're seeing at the moment is a case of the of the vatican being able to expand its influence a china that is progress is no no people came to know that the holy see is ready to approve anything to legitimize everybody so they had did the conviction that just to get ordained sooner or later delegitimize does way back so that give occasion to the opportunists to know that if they work with the government they can force the holy see to recognize them is no good at all and the holy see just in order to please the government they abstain from doing things they should do for him but they don't give bishop so many touches in one window the bishop died didn't give a successor so both church is in ground and of the church we can read about it so it is no good at all do you worry that the the vatican is giving legitimacy now to the chin

well, i think that we have seen in recent years and we're seeing right now, i think that the chinese communist party, which, again, runs china and we have to remember how china operates here. they are not a democracy. it is a dictatorship run by the chinese communist party. they have one interest in mind, and that is maintaining stability and staying in power. and they do not want to lose face because that helps them, they believe, lose legitimacy, so i believe that the china's communist party is highly likely to try to weather any storm and go tit for tat with the united states going forward. >> thank you. >> thank you. before turning to senator young, mr. bolten, i'm sure you have high-level access to the white house and you represent some of the titans of industry. has anyone yet or ticklatarticu you the strategy behind using 232 in such a broad way against our allies? >> they have not, mr. chairman, and that's why we're concerned. i mean, we -- from the positions i've served in, i understand the politics. i understand the need of -- that leaders have of living up to commitments they make in camp

chinese courts are not independent -- they are linked to the chinese communist party, so you can joinand make some assumptions as to whether or not this has some political mess nations -- political machinations behind this decision itself. ramy: we have seen tension rising, but if there is some inief, it has to be with zte the past few hours getting some of its businesses back online in the united states. jodi: the trump administration has allowed it to temporarily start some business while they decide on the larger picture of what will happen with zte. the trump administration made an about-face in the past few months, saying they will allow zte to do business with american companies after they had them,ially banned saying this was a favor from the american president to the chinese president. this is not favorable on capitol hill. this may be a bargaining chip, allowing zte -- again, this is all happening this week, timing is not quintessential -- getting zte back into business, this could be a way to avert some of the tariffs from going into effect. yvonne: they are winning a little

communist party and they have when interest in mind, maintaining stability and staying in power. and they do not want to lose face because they believe that means they lose legitimacy. so the chinese communist party is highly likely to whether any tat with go tit for the united states, going forward. bowman, you represent the titans of industry. has anyone articulated to you in strategy behind using 232 such a broadway against our allies? they have not, mr. chairman, and that is why we are concerned. from the positions i have served politics, itand the need that the leaders have been living up to the commitments they make an campaign rhetoric. but with the administration has pursued here under 232 and under china has us deeply concerned because the doesn't seem to be any strategy behind it designed to produce an outcome other than just tariffs. and we are strongly encouraging the administration, and are glad to see many members of congress encouraging the administration, is develop a strategy that can produce success. success in this case means getting the international community aligned to pressure china to reform their trade policies and practices. a great segue mr. chairman. im

husband who got jailed because he was involved in human rights issues so yeah the chinese government the communist party sees us as a threat that she isn't the first. dissident or person who's critical of the chinese government to end up in berlin why do you think other people like her choose for a land well as i said germany is the only one of the very few countries western countries left to raises this question and saw all this. this is the reason why so many other chinese dissident also chose to come to germany and actually you shall ball before he died he made the wish and he proposed that you should go to germany because this is the safest place for her. now the reason the official reason is that she's coming to germany for medical treatment what do we know about her health and she looked quite frail well yeah after eight years in under state heavy a very heavy states of am not leaving the house not allowed to leave the house not allowed to meet many people she suffers from from major depressions this is already this was already seen a few years ago that she is suffering and she also has heart prob

could get caught in the crossfire if the trade wars keep escalating, although i doubt the communist chinese party enough to slap tariffs on danaher's medical equipment. still, the stock was stuck in a rut between the drag from dental and the china worries, danaher shares couldn't get any lift and i've got to tell you, i used to dread watching the release to see how bad the dental line was. it just kept hurting everybody we had henry shiner on remember, the dental line was tough. i was worried until last thursday when the company report and excellent quarter, but also told us, heavenly, about plans to spin off the problematic dental business, which combined to send the stock soaring 4.5% environmental diagnostics and life science also remain strong. i have to admit dental remains strong, 2% core growth, for the first time since 2016. of course, the real positive sheer that they're spinning off the dental biz, separate companies, second half of next year danaher is confident it can perform better as a stand alone company. management likened the spin off to a fortive spin-off. but there was more to

is even more serious if this is an attack on china's institutions the communist party china's culture their way of life so the chinese president xi jinping has warned that he won't back down so what sort of response can we expect from beijing. china has very clearly said that they will stay irrational that they will not fire the first shots. they are very concerned it's teaming up with the rest of the world against the u.s. so this does not escalate further. so we will probably not see any provocations from the chinese side. the u.s. federal reserve american business groups and farmers of all warned that a trade war with china will have a big negative impact for the u.s. economy i mean is this point lost on donald trump do you think. so i'm not sure if it will have a big impact on the economy it might have an impact on certain interest groups that certainly china's tactic is to target his support base. also on the chinese side they're not really worried about the effects on the overall economy but they are concerned about certain interest groups certain cities who might be exposed to export industries now they're ans

even more serious if this is an attack on china's institutions the communist party china's culture their way of life also on the chinese side they are not really worried about the effects on their overall economy but they are concerned about certain interest groups certain cities who might be exposed to these export industries now they're answer is to increase domestic consumption diversify say to other countries and restructure their economy which has been their plan for many years already anyway so this trade war doesn't change their. national strategy in thailand one of the divers helping with the rescue of a boy's football team trapped in a cave has died a former navy seal lost consciousness and a lack of oxygen on his way out of the cave had been delivering oxygen tanks to the twelve boys and their coach rescuers on a race against time to get the team out with monsoon rains forecast for the weekend . if it is to do put is so dangerous that a former seal died in that. does that not mean it is too dangerous to bring children through yes yes yes so it might. be. everything for the. best the big three. has more from c

again for the facebook live viewers you're about to see the story on why chinese rap is in crisis after a crackdown by the communist party and coming up in just a moment on the news grid joe will be here with all the details from the world cup in just a moment on with argentina and portugal out can spain avoid the same fate against russia latest from their game with the host coming up right after a check on the weather stay with us. juline on al-jazeera. in a new series of head to head match he has and tackle the big issues with hard hitting questions pakistanis going to the polls to elect a new government what pump will the country take people in power continues to examine the use and abuse of power around the world a generation of voters in zimbabwe grew up knowing only the leadership of robert mugabe now they're electing a new president and for the first time since independence his name is not on the ballot on television and online this team continues to tap into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate means good line on al-jazeera. each year child attends for an estimated fifteen million girls glob

chinese investment you have to realize fifty hertz provides power to some eighteen million germans for the country and as g.c.c. is a state owned company that means their subservience to the communist party of china and by giving them the keys to the castle they would effectively have at least a certain degree of control over the power needs of twenty million germans and it seems that something the that the german government is taking quite seriously now there are have been statements by some german ministers that if we if germany continues to sell companies to china that it would actually make the chinese spy networks obsolete because they would have their people up all over the country. this is serious business right how big is china's involvement in key industries for example in germany well if you take a plea take a look at germany china's really been on a spending spree for the last year if i'm not mistaken twenty seventeen alone they invested invested some thirteen billion dollars in german companies they bought some fifty companies in branches ranging from machines machine construction to the automotive industry future technologies like solar and renewable energy and also biotech

embassy in the chinese capital beijing emergency service vehicles have a surrounded by a huge building in the northeast of the. city the ruling communist party newspaper the global times says a woman apparently sprayed gasoline on herself eyewitnesses reports smoke coming from the embassy compound the embassy says it is still gathering information. and let's go right to beijing where we can speak with our correspondent mathias bellinger he joins us on the line hi michel yes what are you hearing there. well or do we hear is that basically what go out and not much more of women seems to have moderated that's what to hear from the global times there was an explosion we have seen some short videos of the site covered in smoke the areas of course cordoned off so that is basically what we know but we don't have a lot of information yet have authorities confirmed any of this information with you. know so far neither the american embassy nor the chinese authorities have given them information on what has happened mathias to say this area is cordoned off tell us more about where the u.s. embassy is in beijing. but it's a diplomatic our you know beiji

chinese and this is extreme statement but the chinese kill own people years ago, but the government in china, the 80 million people who are members of communist partyis the squeeze on them, i realize 600 million in middle class in china have pressure but the chinese government show willingness to ignore their own people. >> certainly, one doesn't expect chinese bureau and party to care very much about the people but the chinese stock market lost 25% in the first half of this year. the yuan, terrible june and looks like terrible july as well. what they fear for emerging market even though it's the second biggest in the world is flight of capital. they don't want to see further tanking in their stock market, they really are going to feel the pressure from these -- cheryl: they have to come to the table when it comes to intellectual property and the vice president talked about that with maria that we are aware of the sharing of technology that's forced sharing of technology between u.s. companies and china, you want to deal with china you to open up ip, that's the big problem. i want to stay with trade and switch gears, senator graham said yesterday t

criticizing the leadership or indeed china's communist party we can't verify these images or indeed say when they were taken but according to reports from chinese social media this protest seems to have taken place outside beijing's health ministry on monday morning the protesters were carrying placards one called for basically a complete overhaul of china's pharmaceutical industry another said that there needs to be new legislation to tighten up existing laws governing pharmaceuticals in china another said that those responsible for this latest vaccine scandal have to be punished also on monday the authorities confirmed that fifteen members of staff of the company at the center of the scandal including its chairwoman were now under investigation for quotes unspecified crimes now they're accused a century of falsifying test results for a rabies vaccine which was released into the market but anger mounted last week when it was disclosed that other vaccines substandard vaccines were given to some two hundred fifty thousand children. from former campaign manager paul mona forces due in court on tuesday for the start of his trial he's facing allega

fact that china is loading the company with communist party officials refusing to allow american companies there to own more than 49% of the company. so the chinese has a division in china. that has to change. >> sandra: all right. a-team, thank you very much. good to have you guys. see more of you. >> leland: the president teed off yesterday about trade and montana senator jon tester that at the fiery campaign rally in the democratic senator's home state and scott pruitt has handed in his resignation amid the investigations. the a-team is staying out here and their thoughts when we come back. >> leland: fox news alert as president trump is expected to announce his nominee for the supreme court on monday and then the fight in the senate begins. battle royale. we're back with the "america's newsroom" a-team. david asman, adrienne elrod and james freeman. nice to see you. happy friday. that is the first and last time the panel will all agree. all right. adrienne, fair to say that any one of the three judges on the panel, doesn't matter who the president picks in the top three list, the top six list, democrats will just lambaste. >> absolutely. firs

chinese have done is they have lied, they have cheated, they have stolen products, they have stolen industries that they have a state directed in state-controlled economy. their government, which is a communist partyernment, directly influences many of the businesses and the business decisions. so they are decidedly not a free market economy player. they needed to be called out. so we absolutely agree with the trump administration, that the chinese needed to be called out and needed to be held to account. where i think we would disagree is the way the administration is prosecuting this trade war. they seem to have decided that they are going to pick a war with the whole rest of the world instead of just what the chinese. there are lots of countries, i think, the mexicans, the canadians, the eu, that would be here to join us in bringing some discipline to the way the chinese behave in this marketplace. but we are not engaging them to do that. we are, in fact, deciding that we will put tariffs on them, to o. it is likely decided to declare war on the whole world, a trade war on the whole world. so that, from the tactical standpoint, we just have a lot of difficulty with how this administration's pro