the chinese post a new ta riffs by 4— 7%.w tariffs on about $34 billion in us goods as part of the widening trade i’ow goods as part of the widening trade row and it is notjust car manufacturers who are concerned. as we look ahead to the next fed meeting on wednesday, our next guests meeting on wednesday, our next gu ests says meeting on wednesday, our next guests says uncertainty surrounding us policy has already affected decision—making. economic policy uncertainty is already having an impact according to a guest. we are starting to see the effect of steel and aluminium tariffs. everything from motorcycles, rvs, to soda pop cans. the fed note of concerns about trade policy and the possibility that they would intensify. over the last several months, some of the daily moves in the snp 500 are tied to news on trade policy. it is definitely having an effect on the market. you publish the global economic policy uncertainty index. what does this measure and what is it telling you? it basically measures the extent of anxiety about

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immigrant community has maintained its traditions and faith to this day just like chinese architectural styles and a post shown for bright bold colors. houses that look like film sets and night time crowds to rival airports at peak travel times anything with between two and eight legs plans in the pots and on the plates here except of course the tables and chairs. you need a bit of courage but not a critical. then a robust stomach to a chill felt. the west spilling out onto a narrow sidewalk spurred the crowd bangkok's bustling pavements the tourists love it and the locals have learned to live with it. but many street vendors don't pay property taxes at best we're told they make unofficial donations to the police. that said thrown in the side of the military that seized power in twenty fourteen and a problem for its state coffers. if it were up to the government all this trading would take place in the regulated monitored context of organized markets some street and as have already did. a good compromise between a chaotic street food stalls and the polish night market is a hearty time of barbecue. diners

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access this article now a post deleted by chinese census are captured by food. they try to work out the various ways users try to disguise their descent it's an endless cyberspace game of cat and mouse adrian brown al jazeera beijing has an income from from come from asia specializes in technology and media trends in china he says the chinese government has no choice but to adapt to the social media age. it is really a game of virtual catamounts where the individuals in china will come up with new names who are the scandals or the people that are involved in the scandals to stay one step ahead of the government here so i think it's always a challenge for the government to actually succeed in totally stamping out and his social media push because users just find a way around social media around the world has done a lot to help societies with a lot of their challenges and when you have one point three billion people there watching out for what's happening to the country especially something so important is how or we see in scandals and passed around baby products

are the posts deleted by chinese census are captured by food and this team they try to work out the various ways users try to disguise their descent it's an endless cyberspace game of cat and mouse adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. deal with al-jazeera and these are our top stories iran can and his party unerring victory in pakistan's general election with only a handful of seats still to be confirmed but he'll need allies to form a coalition government is opponents they say the vote was rigged to favor him. israeli security forces have closed the gates of the al aksa mosque in occupied east jerusalem after fighting with palestinian worshippers. some grenades were used to disperse crowds are gathered for friday prayers there's increased tension between israelis and palestinians following the israeli military's violent response to weeks of protests in gaza. saudi u.a.e. coalition aircraft of launch strikes on the city of her date or in yemen within the past few hours the city is held by hooty rebels who claimed responsibility for a drone attack on abu dhabi international airport on third say

are the posts deleted by chinese census are captured by food and his team they try to work out the various ways users try to disguise their descent it's an endless cyberspace game of cat and mouse adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. association of human rights says more than four hundred people killed an anti government process over the past three months it accuses security forces of detaining opponents of president daniel ortega in secret torture centers america and it's only seen human as the story. it's been one hundred days since the began burying their loved ones killed in a conflict too reminiscent of the country's civil war in the one nine hundred seventy s. this week at least three more people were killed in the northern city of reportedly by pro-government paramilitary forces while in an aga a brazilian medical student sympathetic to student protesters was gunned down by unidentified sale it's. at a news conference nicaragua's association of human rights said it had tallied ninety seven killings in the last two weeks alone and four hundred and forty eight deaths since april eighteent

thought that in your career i mean how shall we tell things out what should i mean please post strong issue. not all chinese students can afford studying in leading universities in those that truly matter not all students can afford to study abroad. most of them are enrolled in universities based in their home province they dream of a brighter future in starts that is the shanghai or beijing hundreds of thousands now migrate every year to big cities. but the chinese economic system isn't quite ready to absorb all these young graduates. dong is one of them he studied bioengineering for four years in a college from his province today he makes a living from odd jobs he dreams of working in the film industry he belongs to this new class of people that are educated but pull. your. shell know the old live bait you didn't mention are your uncle. you know i do every think you do or hour in the day for me on the watch and they give you. any higher order down there and see they are all. going to hide it and chan you're here with son there and see you go try on the whole you. lead but you know how door and door to the

would post tariffs on chinese imports. in response, china says it will in post levies on the same day. breaking this down is our news desk editor m o'brien. emma o'brien.d mar is there any chance the carmakers will be heated and the tariffs will be avoided? toyota has gone up by $1800. hyundai is talking about it. is trump going to listen? hitting atare really his core argument. thisu go back to the next and what the start of this whole trade war was based on, it was that he was concerned that u.s. manufacturers were getting a raw deal, that it was in decline. they are trying to pitch to that. they have a lot of manufacturing, so bmw, tesla, and hyundai coming out with their own warnings. and the world's biggest car market at the moment is china. but china does slapped with 25% tariff on car imports, it will hit their business. it may see them as having to reassess their operations in the u.s. we have one week to go before these tariffs come into force, and it does not look like there are any talks going on between the u.s.

a notice was posted warning chinese tourists should avoid going out at night alone in the u.s.ecause, quote, u.s. law and order is not good and shootings, robbery and theft are frequent. all of this comes as there's growing fear state side that trump's proposals and trade strategies are hurting the very industries he vowed to help, and that while his one-sided policies may help one industry they are significantly hurting others. >>> and now catching up with the facts after a presidential tweet storm on an array of topics. apparently inspired by fox news' coverage with claims that were exaggerated, unsubstantiated or simply just false, the president's tweet on north korea claiming it is going well because of no rocket launches or nuclear testing in eight months, followed fox news analysis announcement hidden uranium are fluff. another tweet, just out that obama administration granted citizenship touring the terrible iran deal negotiation to 2,500 iranians, including to government officials. well, that appears to be absolutely baseless. current and former dhs officials said they

that list of chinese goods is expected to post shortly. more breaking lines, senior u.s.ing on the condition of anonymity because they are not authorized -- they are saying that this list took into account the impact on u.s. consumers. this is according to at least one official, according to the lines dropping on the bloomberg terminal. a final u.s. decision on china tariffs is expected after the 30th of august. again, the top line here, the u.s. has released is $200 billion list of chinese products for possible tariffs. the ustr also saying trump ordered the process to oppose 10% tariffs on those $200 billion. a lot of breaking news. let's bring in bloomberg businessweek economic editor peter coy. a lot of stuff to get through. you want to take a stab at it. it is official now. at least some officials are confirming this. your initial reaction? peter: they are confirming a list is being prepared, which is different from imposing the tariffs. it is like loading the ammunition into the gun but not necessarily pulling the trigger. to do this,reatened so we suspected it was

posts that have already been deleted and we don't know why you want to access this article posts deleted by chinese census are captured by food and his team they try to work out the various ways users try to disguise their descent it's an endless cyberspace game of cat and mouse adrian brown al jazeera beijing. rob's here with the weather and the european heatwave may have reached its peak today rob yes we're not quite at max temps time i looked in england we're thirty two so we've got a few to go yet but this is high we're looking in the streak of what is really extreme heat has been much the same now for about two weeks and these are thursday's temperatures thirty six to thirty eight is a good spread but maybe they don't mean very much look at the departure from what you'd expect and this is compared with the average we're eleven to sixteen degrees above average called system plea for weeks that's why it's been so dramatic in devastated not just high temperatures it's also a certain lack of water a drive to exists now so this little fire outside berlijn didn't come to much but that is the risk of

the posts have already been deleted and we don't know why you want to access this article posts deleted by chinese census are captured by food. they try to work out the various ways users try to disguise their descent it's an endless cyberspace game of cat and mouse adrian brown al jazeera beijing so look i'm on the program syrian families are finally told about the fate of loved ones taken by us our forces but can they believe it when rights activists describe nicaragua as a country and an undeclared state of siege and no way back to football joe will tell you why this former face the chief will have to sit out a ten year ban on the sport. the sun been blazing down again the wind directions brought dust to many sides of the iraqi planes as a result it just gets hot you don't see much profitable a great day which has nothing to stop the ferocity of the run about the fifty mark not far away from kuwait just up in the southwest of iran and the middle of iraq baghdad's focus is a mere forty two very far away and get up to forty eight quite happily for the west coast levant twenty nine in beirut very

are the posts deleted by chinese census are captured by food and his team they try to work out the various ways users try to disguise their descent it's an endless cyberspace game of cat and mouse adrian brown al jazeera beijing. five we can speak now to zen on capture on the who's in shanghai he's the chief executive of the consulting firm kapur on asia which specializes in technology and media trends in china thank you for talking to us here at al-jazeera what sort of trend do you noticing with regard to how the chinese authorities are interacting with social media. so now i think that social media here in china has become a key channels were it individuals and companies to communicate with others in the country and the government realizes that and i think the government's relationship with social media is changing over time to realize that in situations like this vaccine's get or there's a lot of information that's out there or are sometimes misinformation that's out there and we're trying to control the narrative to a certain extent on social media to ensure that a panic doesn't sue an

chinese visitor. >> it's very easy to use. so it's very -- >> reporter: convenient? >> convenient. >> reporter: according to a nielsen consumer report postedt february, more than 90% of chinese tourists interviewed said they might buy more goods and services at overseas merchants if they accepted ali pay. that was enough to convince the majority of the businesses at pier 39. >> you know, 8 billion people in that market. we just have barely begun to tap that. we expect this to be a significant driver of new business. >> reporter: the app has a search and discover tool to help the user find establishments that take ali pay. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> interesting. >>> coming up, a day to enjoy a delicious appetizer. how you can celebrate national chicken wing day. by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. >>> get your napkins ready! it's national chicken wing day. in just one day, the super bowl, americans eat more than a billion wings. they probably won't do that today, but buffalo wild wings, wing stop, and roundtable are offering dea

his wife as japanese during a visit to beijing to discuss post—brexit trade deals between the uk and china. mr hunt's wife is actually chineseese... my my wife is japanese. .. my wife my wife is japanese... my wife is chinese, sorry! laughter we spoke in japanese, we spoke injapanese, at the state banquet. but my wife is chinese. you have been watching newsday. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. stay with us. and before we go, a dog is a man's best friend and also for barcelona forward lionel messi, who was captured showing off his skills with his dog hulk via his wife's instagram account. stay with us, we'll be back with the headlines next. hello again. love it or loathe it, it looks like the hot weather is set to return to south—east england towards the end of the week and the weekend as well. before we get there, though, showers on monday and further showers around today as well. of more immediate concern is this developing area of cloud towards the south—west approaches. this is going to reactivate a weather front and during this is going to reactivate a weatherfront and during early this is go

good the world cup spells news for most sponsors, there is one chinese company that may have scored their own goal. of the french team postedny customers who bought a specific set of products could get a refund if france won. sales surged but the plan may have backfired. they have to pay out up to 11 $20 million in refunds. >> thanks so much for the business roundup for us. time now for our press review. france is the world champion. we're joined on set to take a look at the euphoria in the papers. let's start with the social media reactions. >> social media is on fire and has been on fire since les bleus won yesterday. many people are getting in on the celebrations. metro company has decided to rename some of its stationations, like the champs-elysees clemenceau is now deschamps e lee's a clem on so. charles des gaulles has been renamed 2 etoiles. in eastern france, you have another metro station renamed. here is another picture making the round on social media. 1998,s a throwback to didier deschamps is the third person to win a world cup both as a player and a coach. this was him on the right yesterday in russia. there is

but as the south china morning post pointed out fellow chinese telecoms firm zte received a reprievea ban on them trading in the us which would have put them out of business. he did that because of pressure from the chinese government. florida senator marco rubio has been vocal about trade and security. rubio has been vocal he said "agree with this decision 100%. florida senator marco rubio has been vocal about trade and security. rubio has been vocal he said "agree with this decision 100%. it would be grossly irresponsible to allow #chinamobile to operate in the us market. like every #china telecommunication company, they pose a grave security risk." celia hatton is asia pacific editor for the bbc world servcie and has been explaining the security concerns. it is valid, a valid concern if china wants to put, china mobile wants to put its servers into the united states. it would allow those, the chinese government effectively, because it is a state owned company, largely state—owned, it would allow the company to monitor chinese communications, so any communications going on in unite

the south china morning post leads with a story of the widow of chinese nobel peace prize winner liud to leave china. she had been under house arrest since her husband won the prize in 2010. he died of liver cancer last year. and the financial times features a story about facebook. the social media site is facing a $660,000 penalty from regulators after the uk's data protection watchdog accused them of breaking the law over how it safeguarded user information in the massive data leak to cambridge analytica. back now to the incredible rescue operation that saved 12 young boys and their football coach from a cave in thailand. one of the schools attended by several of the boys has not only been celebrating their safe return, but also their use of the english language. let's take a look. diver: how many of you? child: 13. basically you never know when you will need english. my name is francois lamontagne, known as teacher frankie. i'm from canada. i teach computer in english at maesai prasitsart. when i saw the video of the british divers speaking english, and there was an answer from th

the south china morning post leads with a story of the widow of chinese nobel peace prize winner liue had been under house arrest since her husband won the prize in 2010. he died of liver cancer last year. some of the stories making the front pages of the international newspapers. that story of the rescue of those children trapped in that cave for nearly two weeks has been dominating the papers. the teacher of some of those children has been speaking about how important their language skills are. he's been celebrating not only the fact that they were rescued, but he's also been celebrating how they were able to use their language skills as part of their rescue. just have a look at this. how many of you? 13? basically you never know when you will need english. my english. my name is francois, known as teacher frankie, i'm from canada. i teacher frankie, i'm from canada. i teach computer in english. when i saw the video of the british divers speaking english, there was an a nswer speaking english, there was an answer from the kids. speaking english, there was an answerfrom the kids. i

to the world trade organization after the tampa ministration post tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese goods. in washington starting the largest trade war in economic history and pride reports on beijing china has always said it will match any u.s. tariff with its own at the ministry of foreign affairs briefing just hours after the us terrorists were imposed china promised to be true to its word. i want to stress that we never want to see the escalation of trade frictions into a trade war a trade war is the last thing we want to see because as we've said many times no one country will benefit thirty four billion dollars worth of goods will be affected from farm products to automobiles chemicals and medical equipment as those u.s. products become more expensive china has been looking for other countries to supply them china has been trying their hardest to diversify suppliers of energy of agricultural products especially when all the heat focused on saudi being on china has been boosted his investment in a lot of other unconventional countries for soybean exports such as russia in so do

the defense department computers were both hacked and president obama second term by post russia and china. the chinese did it to get the intelligent and never tried to weapon i said. but, this should bother you, because just about anything that works electronically can be hacked. we tried to describe what can happen in a worst-case scenario. i don't think our country has done enough. richard clark was with the counterterrorism here and we thank him in the book, but i read his books and i've looked in three or four others and talk to bunch of people to try to figure out how to put this together. we had a lot of help. we did not want to screw the technology up. i think it's crazy. the defense budget spent well over $700 billion. >> according to the latest government figures we spent 15 billion in cyber security. >> one of the funny things, we did a lot of research on the president did read a lot and reached out to people who really know what they're doing. i want your viewers so we didn't know what we're talking about which was weird. i'm just wondering who did the reviewer talk to. >> reporter: somebod

to know what that's going to mean on social media some people have been posting comments saying things like i don't trust chinese medicine i don't trust chinese vaccines i'll only buy foreign medicines in future so this appears to be a scandal that is not going away in many ways it is growing a weather update next year now to zero then the international court of justice will judge later on the diplomatic dispute between russia and its neighbors. the iceberg in danger of an entire township to report from the remote place in greenland living in fear of a natural one. and it's. for. the weather sponsored catarrh. hello there it's so pretty hot across many parts of europe but we are still seeing quite a few thunderstorms those over germany have given a some very very heavy downpours and now you can see the whole system is just pushing its way toward the thout bright white areas of cloud at the moment over parts of italy that's giving us the violent thunderstorms and then gradually will see the main focus of the thunderstorms begin to slip southwards through rumania and serbia i think that's where there is the greate

to know what that's going to mean on social media some people have been posting comments saying things like i don't trust chinese medicine i don't trust chinese vaccines i'll only buy foreign medicines in future so this appears to be a scandal that is not going away in many ways it is growing we're going to weather a plague next hero to zero then the fallout continues for france's president after one of his bodyguards is filmed hitting a protester. hello there we're still seeing to ridgely heavy downpours over parts of the philippines at the moment we've already got reports of flooding in luzon and you can see the bright white cloud that's been with us over the past twelve hours or so that's given as yet more heavy rain some places reporting well over two hundred millimeters of rain for subic bay two fifty six so an incredible amount of rain there on top of what we've already seen that will give us more problems with flooding and there's plenty more rain still to come so for the philippines then choose days looking wet and on wednesday it's also looking very wet and once more further south there will be some sho

chinese influence are overblown. we need to stop peddling these horror stories i think the situation is similar to the post world war two cario. at that time american investment in europe was also knew that despite the current trade conflict the u.s. is still an important economic partner now it's china's time we need to work together with the chinese in other words he believes that prints need to follow china's lead if they do this transshipment center will not only be a major import hub it will also open the door to expanding exports to china are now plain manufacturing is really expected to take off american airplane make-a boeing says lines will need over six trillion dollars worth of a crossed over the next twenty years now that's enough to buy more than forty two thousand planes a closely monitored report came as the phone broke in the u.k. entered its second day and already demand is high. craft cutting edge products with a sky high price. shopping spree underway at the fall show with no trace of global trade disputes much less any potential recession in evidence. that there will be. especially in the. middle

imports after the usm post tariffs on $34 billion in chinese imports. the chinese foreign ministry says the tariffs take effect immediately but did not give any details on which products would be impacted. previously china said it would target everything from soybeans to electric cars. >> if a total global trade war breaks out, the eu, if they get included and we have a lot of trading going on china might drop global trade. >> president trump says tariffs on another $16 billion will take effect in the next two weeks. the asian financial markets responded calmly to the tariffs after falling 1% the shanghai composite finished up slightly, hong kong markets as well as south korea and japan show gains. gains in the united states with stocks opening higher following a solid jobs report from earlier. despite the escalation in trade tensions. the dow jones is up over .5% at the 24,500 mark. the s&p 500 and nasdaq have also gained. >>> scott pruitt resigned as the head of the epa after months of controversy over management and how he used federal resources. in

boris johnson and david davis both resigned over her plans for keeping close links to the eu post-brexit. chineseshares of dozens of foreign companies, including those from voting rights like xiaomi, as regulators seek to strengthen protection on the hong kong connect. xiaomi was the first company to list in hong kong and it had already postponed due to sluggish market conditions. francis triumph at the world come -- france's triumph at the world cup gives them some much-needed introspection. the team beat croatia, giving the team a second world cup success but the bank is not .xpecting much of a boost global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. economic expansion is in line with next stations. this trade conflict with the united states is intensifying. you had an hour, just under an hour, to have a close look at these numbers. what are the key takeaways? >> of course, we have the second-quarter gdp which came in at 6.7%, a tad below what we saw in the first quarter. overall for the first half, the

chinese influence are overblown. we need to stop peddling all these horror stories i think the situation is similar to the post world war two cario. at that time american investment in europe was also knew that despite the current trade conflict the u.s. is still an important economic partner now it's china's time we need to work together with the chinese in other words he believes the prints need to follow china's lead if they do this transshipment center will not only be a major import hub it will also open the door to expanding exports to china. well it has all the telltale signs of a sure fire blockbuster and that is why china's three main film production houses hopped on board but instead of busting the block the fantasy film asura has just been a big bust the one hundred twelve million dollars film only raked in a humbling seven and a half million dollars on its weekend's def you film tells the story of a shepherd protecting a heavenly realm it features big name chinese activist and it's loaded with special effects well now producers planning on reworking the film and releasing it at a later date to hopefully

chinese influence are overblown. we need to stop peddling all these horror stories i think the situation is similar to the post worldwar two cario. at that time american investment in europe was also knew that despite the current trade conflict the u.s. is still an important economic partner now it's china's time we need to work together with the chinese in other words he believes the prince need to follow china's lead if they do this transshipment center will not only be a major import hub it will also open the door to expanding exports to china. in many countries in africa harvests not only due to draw lack of infrastructure all over the continent the soil is depleted of nutrients most farmers have no means to find out which ones are missing zakk least so choosing the right composition and volume of fertiliser becomes a guessing game but now a company from the violence has found a simple and reliable way to help farmers establish the quality of the very earth working with. matthew kago and his driver are heading for a coffee plantation in central kenya. as usual tafe brought their mobile soil scanner the agricultu

chinese president xi jinping urged federal leaders -- fellow leaders to protect our right. the leaders clasped hands and post for a photo on the second day of their meeting in johannesburg. the u.s. has been criticized during the summit for extra -- escalating tariffs on foreign goods. michel barnier has rejected the central part of the uk's proposal for a trade deal. proposed a model under which the u.k. would collect the eu's tariffs on goods entering the country country as part of her plan for customs checks at the border. onnier said that is acceptable. nothe eu cannot and will mitigate the application of its customs policy and rules and excises corrections. to a nonmember. who would not be subject to the eu's government. >> the rejection of the proposal is a blow to the hopes of achieving an agreement by october. talks are expected to resume next month. atbal news 24 hours a day tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. live from bloomberg in new and live in toronto, welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top sto

they posted a net income of $920 billion short of interest -- short of analyst estimates. they are facing increased competitiveness from chinese rivals. chip business remained resilient despite a chinese investigation over collusion with chipmakers. 90%three companies control of the world's chip market. coming up, candy c and beijing get trade talks back on track before a full-blown trade war? impacts it all companies like apple. we will discuss that, next. facebook identifies an ongoing effort to meddle in the u.s. midterm elections happening now. details on the "coordinated efforts. ahead -- efforts" ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: with the u.s. midterm elections months away, facebook confirmed many have suspected. they have identified an ongoing effort to influence the elections. using not authentic facebook accounts and pages that is. we have details about the investigation. >> weedy stable event and will later inform people interested in the event or said they would attend. it is clear whoever set up these accounts went too much greater lengths to up scare their true identities than the russian-based internet research

we have had a few posts about high-yield chinese debt. delinquencies are on the rise. and there are a few racks in the credit markets. last hour talking about if there were trade tariffs we might start to see that in the manufacturing sector. this job report shows that manufacturing tables are doing well. >> they are. 36,000 in addition. >> what do you see in terms of companies that could be hit from trade tariffs? where might we see it? >> one place we have seen something going on is steel and aluminum tariffs were put on earlier. if the fabricators who do not like it so much because they buy steel and they use steel and aluminum. they are -- prices are up and it is not so good for the people in the larger sector of the economy that uses it. and china is targeting autos. net probably bad for the manufacturing sector. basic me ask another question. where is the wto, is anyone appealing to them? about weump has talked have not decided what we will do with it and how it has been unfair to the u.s. but is there an avenue for china to appeal? >> and believe they have. -- t

chinese influence are overblown. i think we need to stop peddling these horror stories i think the situation is similar to the post world war two period and i guess. at that time american investment in europe was also knew that despite the current trade conflict the u.s. is still an important economic partner now it's china's time we need to work together with the chinese in other words he believes the prints need to follow china's lead if they do this transshipment center will not only be a major import hub it will also open the door to expanding exports to china. and that's it from me and the business team of fun i'll have an update for you of course in the next hour in the meantime do check out our facebook twitter feed all was at a website. called slash business school a lot more stores on the back on the can find that for you go have a look at world markets right now thanks for watching. oh and. views on a movie times mean she may be busting too much more information to mention. trying to find housing. celebration thinking small moves me. the trouble saying you'll give me money back from class to make sure you want