e.u. nations with the european union and you look at the euro you look at what's going on with the e.u. and they're not doing what we're doing and we already have somewhat of a disadvantage although i'm turning that into an advantage i have nothing to do with russia i never did that i would hope since in yours in russia it's called the democrat hoax it's a big fat hoax i had nothing to do with russia second meeting potentially with with vladimir putin. is that in the works is it planned has it been staged in the works getting along with president putin getting along with russia is a positive not a negative now with that being said if that doesn't work out i'll be the worst enemy. also on the program the b two movement swept across western social media and change the debate about women's rights it's also taking root in china despite the country's all thora tarion ruthless. i'd like to see my auntie sexual harassment stickers all over the subway system. ideally there would also be loudspeaker announcements and ends on the screens. but it's been an eventful day for us president donald trum

e.u. nations tackle the issue of migration it's a these new government has taken a hard line on migration and has turned away rescue ships carrying migrants and refugees forty people stranded on a supply vessel just off the china sea and coast they left libya on july the eleventh they were rescued several days later more news on the web site al jazeera dot com up next it's inside story season by. i knew iraq for china africa relations xi jinping promises to strengthen economic ties that he makes his first visit to west africa as president but how will africa benefit as beijing seeks new markets and is it a win win situation this is insight stick. and welcome to the program i'm fully back to china has had a strong presence in africa for years beijing has built countless roads buildings and provided economic support right across the african continent now it looks set to conquer even more markets as a result of u.s. president donald trump's new trade tariffs chinese president xi jinping is on a four nation tour of africa.

e.u. countries agree to take them in several nations have offered to take one hundred fifty people between them. and tennis glory for germany's angry can she cruises past arena williams to win the women's trophy out wimbledon. i'm having and welcome to the program the world cup final kicks off in less than two hours in moscow france in croatia do battle for football's biggest prize mark meadows from to tell you sport is here in studio with me and we're also joined by our moscow correspondent emily sure when from the russian capital i'm going to start with you what's the mood like in moscow with the game fast approaching. well i'm here outside of luzhniki stadium abbey and you might be able to see that droves and droves of fans are arriving behind me the mood is really great the presidents of both croatia and france have already arrived for the game as well and you might be able to see that the croatian side is kind of showing its colors a little bit more i'd say the croatian president. barchi tower of it as well has come arrived in jersey the croatian team jersey and she also addressed rus

e.u. nations to take them in france and malta say they'll take one hundred of the four hundred fifty on board and reports are coming in germany might take another fifty but if no other countries offer to help it's unclear what italy's next move will be . an idyllic beach in southern sicily in the distance just on the horizon one of two ships carrying a total of more than four hundred fifty migrants. they were rescued from a barge floating in the mediterranean. italy's interior minister doesn't want them disembarking on italian soil saying malta should take them instead on facebook he wrote malta the people smugglers the italian do gooders and the whole world should know that this ship cannot and should not enter an italian port initially malta refused entry but later a deal was struck in which malta and france agreed to take fifty refugees each according to italian authorities that leaves about three hundred fifty people in limbo. selvi is one of the leaders of the italian far right party the northern league he said that he wants to put an end to the arrival of refugees in italy once and for

e.u. nations is climate change the culprit to ask a climate experts plus browning and plastic we need people in the dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge and the germany's football association is heavily under fire following the national team's pool world cup performance by a munich chairman carl hines women a good claims from german football is being run by quote amateurs. with. conway iraq is great to have you along everyone always start off our broadcast with a scorching heat wave that is spreading across of all places sweden where devastating affects all this nordic country we're used to dealing with snow is battling historic wildfires that are showing little sign of letting up and that's prompted the swedish government to ask other european countries for help in getting the fires under control. it's terribly hot and terribly dry with hardly any rain for weeks across much of northern europe trees brush and grass not tinder dry and sweden has been hard hit it struggling to contain dozens of forest fires. fire fighters the army volunteers and teens fr

e.u. nations from countries outside the union but some fences a planned between member states a move that's against the spirit of the e.u. according to the e.u.'s foreign policy chief europe was built on the idea that walls have to fall down europe was built on the idea of coming together. more refugees and migrants travelling around the wards within africa within asia than those that are coming to europe this to say we have as europeans to put things in perspective and to realize that it is not only a european phenomenon it is a global move. starting from wars conflicts poverty natural disasters climate change it is the war that is going in that direction people move out of desperation out of hope and we have to learn how to manage this. without a political solution in sight migrants and refugees remain undeterred taking on increasingly dangerous routes into europe. when we where in that border in the same i was standing on one leg and raising my son on the other one in order to get him up from the water because the water was still here. whenever i see something that has happened in the ne

e.u. nations is climate change the culprit will ask and climate experts plus drowning in plastic me people in the dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge and germany's football association under heavy fire following the national team's pool world.

e.u. nations from countries outside the union but some fences a planned between member states a move that's against the spirit of the e.u. according to the e.u.'s foreign policy chief europe was built on the idea that walls have to hold down europe was built on the idea of coming together. there are more refugees and migrants traveling around the wards within africa within asia than those that are coming to europe this to say we have as europeans to put things in perspective and to realize that it is not only a european phenomenon it is a global move. starting from wars conflicts poverty natural disasters climate change it is the world that is going in that direction people move out of desperation out of hope and we have to learn how to manage this. without a political solution in sight migrants and refugees remain undeterred taking on increasingly dangerous routes into europe. when we where in the border in the sea i was standing on one leg and raising my son on the other while in order to get him up from the water because the water was still here . an insider's perspective just six months

e.u. nations is climate change the culprit will ask a climate experts plus browning and slapstick we'll meet people in the dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global skirt.

e.u. nations spend more on the military he's even come out in support of bragg's it on wednesday though the issue was trade and here's what trump had to say but we agreed today first of all to work together towards zero towers zero non-tariff barriers and zero subsidies or none auto industrial goods thank you. thank you. thank you. we will also work to reduce barriers and increase trade and services chemicals pharmaceuticals medical products as well as soybeans soybeans is a big deal. the european union is going to start almost immediately to buy a lot of soybeans are tremendous market by a lot of soybeans from our farmers. for more let's bring in d.w. correspondents alexander phenomena in washington and barrett riegert has the view from brussels and alexander i would like to begin with you you're standing outside of the white house there we just heard the u.s. president speaking is what he said this deal that he has announced enough to avert a trade war. we will see but it's a good start and we have to say that it's really a stunning development today we didn't expect. all of the european

e.u. nations tackle the issue of migration it's a these new government has taken a hard line on migration and has turned away rescue ships carrying migrants and refugees forty people stranded on a supply vessel just off the china sea and coast they left libya on july the eleventh they were rescued several days later more news on the web site al jazeera dot com up next it's inside story season by. i new iraq for china africa relations xi jinping promises to strengthen economic ties that he makes his first visit to west africa as president but how will africa benefit as beijing seeks new markets and is it a win win situation this is inside story. flow and welcome to the program i'm fully back to china has had a strong presence in africa for years beijing has built countless roads buildings and provided economic support right across the african continent now it looks set to conquer even more markets as a result of u.s. president donald trump's new trade tariffs chinese president xi jinping is on a four nation tour of africa with stops in senegal wanda south africa and the visit to senegal wa

e.u. nations and perhaps toward russia under the current administration. well it's been clear since the campaign that donald trump has absolutely no time for dealing with brussels and dealing with the e.u. and not feeling is is mutual we saw last week at the nato summit at the end everybody had their happy faces on and were smiling shaking hands and saying oh no no it wasn't that bad behind the scenes it wasn't that bad from the people i've spoken to that were behind the scenes it was that bad and it was that bad and then some when it came to dealing with people from the trump team. p. in the here in the e.u. at the moment there is that whole thing of looking at donald trump as a lot of the staying towards him and his attitude and what we view does our really from a lot of european countries but there's also the realisation that we've seen this man say one thing on a tuesday and say a completely different thing on a wednesday so it may look like he's cozying up to moscow right now but next week it could be something completely different and i think that's t

already applied for asylum in a different country if they have they'll be deported back to the e.u. nation where they first registered but that member state would have to agree to this and australia has already signaled opposition to it recent figures from this year show that around eighteen thousand three hundred forty nine people that's almost one in four had an asylum claim already open in another country. or merkel now needs to secure the backing of a center left coalition partners social democrats former german foreign minister gabriel accused horst of taking the government to merkel hostage for weeks. this is a result plan always see first of all we have to see what mr c. hope his master plan looks like up until now it was kept secret but i don't think this changes the fact that this is the offer and the c.s.u. going to look the german government hostage for weeks for this to see harper blackmailed the government and chancellor merkel which is an unbelievable literals when i say now from dominic cain who has more from berlin. the route of a migration is the crisis that just won't go

e.u. nations are now relying on the libyan coast guard to take charge of all rescues but it says it lacks the resources to handle the influx of least eleven civilians are being killed in an airstrike on a wedding in yemen's nor them set up province a saudi led coalition struck the town of gaffa killing mostly women and children the u.n. says at least two thousand two hundred children have been killed and three thousand four hundred injured since the conflict began but there's only the ones it's been able to verify. a second mare's been shot and killed in the philippines in as many days ferdinand both say was leaving a government office when gunmen approached his vehicle and shot him. on monday mayor antonio how levy risk shot and killed at a flag raising ceremony in tanya one city he'd previously led a controversial walk of shame campaigned for suspected drug dealers were paraded around the streets. focused on the city of lahore has seen its heaviest rain in thirty eight years six people have died including four who were buried under a building when it collapsed two others were killed whe

e.u. nations? they still want, not going to allow them to have movement. they want out and complete independence, doesn't this keep them tied to the eu so what is the point? >> may i? this is the problem with referenda. you don't know they voted for or what they want. in fact most people that voted for had no idea what they were voting for. this is why governing is difficult, they're trying, painstakingly to work out. including responsibilities they made to the eu for a long time. so it is complicated. connell: we have to wrap it up. we'll come back to the topic later on. heather, adam, thank you for voting on. melissa: they didn't have no idea what they were voting for. people knew what they were voting for, they went and voted to get out. very patronizing they didn't know what they were voting for. we know where you live. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, harassed and ambushed outside after kentucky restaurant. heating confrontation coming up. connell: hours away from the president's big-time prime time address as he gets set to make a pick to the

e.u. nations tackle the issue of migration italy's new government has taken a hard line on migration and has turned away rescue ships carrying migrants and refugees those are your headlines so far i'm back with the news out a little later between now and then the system. thank. you. despite donald perry's acquittal for receiving stolen goods in two thousand and twelve the parole board has kept him behind bars for almost a year but in march of two thousand and thirteen is granted another hearing and another chance of parole you are now before the board today to determine if you should be repro everybody was psyched he's going to get out so you know this went good. and then we waited for a decision and every. week i would go on the website they post the decisions on the website and i would look and i would look and i would work and there was no decision and it wasn't until. eight months later that we got a decision. whenever i see something that has happened in the news my first reaction. is to say please god don't let this person have been someone. that we released on. the blowback from the p

e.u. nations from countries outside the union but some fences a planned between member states a move that's against the spirit of the e.u. according to the e.u.'s foreign policy chief europe was built on the idea that walls have to fall down europe was built on the idea of coming together. more refugees and migrants travelling around the ward within africa within asia than those that are coming to europe this to say we have as europeans to put things in perspective and to realize that it is not only a european phenomenon it is a global move. starting from wars conflicts poverty natural disasters climate change it is the world that is going in that direction people move out of desperation out of hope and we have to learn how to manage this. without a political solution in sight migrants and refugees remain undeterred taking on increasingly dangerous routes into europe. when we where in the border in the sea i was standing on one leg and raising my son on the other while in order to get him up from the water because the water was still here . a new perspective can change. what began as a hobb

already applied for asylum in a different country if they have they'll be deported back to the e.u. nation where they first registered but that member state would have to agree to this and austria has already signaled opposition to it recent figures from this year show that around eighteen eighteen thousand three hundred forty nine people that saw most one in four had an asylum claim already open in another country well merkel has been meeting her center left coalition partner the social democrats to see if they'll accept the migration deal the s.p.d. rejected the idea of transit camps in two thousand and fifteen and have voiced skepticism about the new deal dominant cain has more now from berlin. the route of a migration is the prices that just won't go away frank get a mouthful soon and she agreed to deal with her variant conservative allies a compromise solution which will set up centers that migrants will be processed in and indeed detained in for some time before being deported if that's what their fate will be then she has to persuade the social democrats to the center left in parlia

e.u. nations tackle the issue of migration it to these new government has taken a hard line on migration and is turned away ships belonging to aid agencies carrying migrants in over the next five weeks e.u. countries will discuss migrants rescued at sea can be distributed across the rest of europe forty migrants remain stranded on a supply vessel just off the coast of china they left libya on july the eleventh they were rescued several days later the ship the silver aust was refused permission to dock in italy france and malta french politicians have questioned the interior minister about what he knew of an incident involving the president's former bodyguard he was filmed beating up a protester the president himself emanuel macro has not yet commented on the case which has turned into a major political crisis david chaytor from paris always in the thick of the political fray with a manual macron before and after his successful bid for the presidency alexandra banal or clearly had the trust of the new occupants of the lease a palace but that very close n'est now threatens to overwhelm the man

e.u. member nations and businesses to prepare for a no deal breaks it in case the u.k. crashes out of the block with no trade agreement one of the biggest sticking points is the border between northern ireland part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland in the u.s. state british prime minister theresa may has visited talk and talked about ways to avoid customs and other friction on the border when the u.k. is due to leave early next year and the u.k.'s new private secretary dominic robb has been to meet the e.u. negotiator michel barnier and brussels. certain weeks left before you open comes from. during the short term we have two things to do we must finalize the we remember. we are not yet there. documents. we must prepare for forty two. to know were true. five come out today to discuss and the detailed proposals that we've got in our white paper that you will see and i'm looking forward to with renewed energy and the i'm looking at the detail of all of this is the show has told us the clock is ticking and so i'm looking forward to intensifying heating up the negotia

e.u. nations are being told to brexit.for a no-deal the daily telegraph story appears on the day the new u.kisits brussels for the first time. senior officials make him wait -- will meet with him on wednesday. they will discuss a document urging member nations to step up contingency plans for the u.k. to clash with the bloc. lloyd solomon will succeed lloyd blankfein as ceo in goldman sachs. at 56, he will be the bank posco oldest new leader in almost half a century. is expected to pocket almost $85 million when he finally walks away. will be stepping down as ceo at the end of september. as chairman, i will retire from the firm at the end of the year. >> global news on air, 24 hours a day and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am tom mackenzie. this is bloomberg. with trading underway in asia, let's take a look at what we should be watching. the market took those remarks from powell in stride. you can say, nothing to see, here. >> absolutely. a performance from powell. of theseof any meetings is to cause as little disruption to m

e.u. producers to export cheese chocolate and me to japan a nation of prosperous consumers the e.u. expects food exports alone to jump by at least one hundred eighty percent that'll create new jobs and boost g.d.p. the message to washington is loud and clear you build walls you lose and the free trade is a win win for all participants. amazon workers across europe walked off the job today at six of the company's warehouses in germany employees are striking for labor contracts that gallon t. better working conditions strikes began in spain and poland coinciding with. amazon's prime day workers in poland are also staging a work to rule action meaning they only do the minimum of work required and said it expected only a fraction of its twelve thousand workers in germany to join the war can't. fight across the pond now against callers on wall street for a chance to see the amazon running into a bit of trouble also netflix's results disappointed would you say it's been a tough week for tech stocks well i mean if you look at amazon they all saw their prime day on tuesday meaning they offe

e.u. member states and national parliaments will not have to give a green light for this deal. in brussels and in frankfurt thank you very much to both of you. now jeff bezos might call his warehouses fulfillment to send to us but amazon workers across europe feeling anything but fulfilled thousands of employees are walking off the job today at six amazon warehouses here in germany to fight for labor contracts that guarantee healthy working conditions the strikes began in spain and poland coinciding with amazon's prime day workers in poland staging a work to rule action amazon expects only a fraction of its twelve thousand workers here in germany to join the strike. but china has been building the new silk road to the so-called one belt one road project for five years billions of euros to be invested in infrastructure worldwide in order to expand trade routes the sting the economy in china of the new silk road will also go through the french port city of say it's looking to raise its profile on international markets. this investor is hoping the new myth sixty eight transshipmen

e.u. import tariffs those will be completely done away with to japan a nation of prosperous consumers. the e.u. expects food exports alone to jump at least by one hundred eighty percent that will create new jobs and boost g.d.p. the signatories sent a clear message to washington free trade not walls stimulates markets. four point three billion euros that's the record fine google is facing after a year regulators found the company in breach of antitrust rules the charges relate to google's android operating system used by phone makers including samsung on who or why e.u. officials say forcing manufacturers to pre-install apps like you tube and google maps in exchange for enabling the download of other android runups amounts to unfair competition google maintains its within its rights to set preconditions for the use of its services you competition authorities reject that argument accusing the company of marginalizing its rivals. in this way google has used android as a vehicle to cement its stance instead a section. these practices they have denied rivals a chance to innovate and to comp

e.u. producers to export cheese chocolate and me to japan a nation of prosperous consumers the e.u.expects food exports alone to jump by at least one hundred eighty percent that'll create new jobs and boost g.d.p. the message to washington is loud and clear you build walls you lose on the free trade is a win win for all participants. from the five. apart from the symbolic push for free trade how important is this. it is important and not just symbolism but it's going to push the economies of both sides along that's what the european commission is convinced of it says that it will massively increase the volume of trade by up to twenty five percent in the next couple of years of course once the full slew of the measures take effect there are some intermediate steps where the full effects won't be felt she had to in order to allow certain sectors to get used to free trade to ninety nine percent of those tariffs falling by the wayside and you exporters are expected to save a lot of money there is that car aspect though it was just mentioned and of course if there are no tariffs anymore

e.u. it's talking about nationalization it's talking about a different currency so i would argue that the great fear in terms of the next time there's debt deflation or acid deflation is that you will not see a concerted effort on the part of the central banks because these various countries no longer have a type of political will that's sort of game of you know i'm loosening you're tightening i'm tightening you're loosening i can't really tell that only works if there's a global coordinated elitist effort like what christine legarde fielding phone calls between everyone but i actually think that trump has wrecked that game theory that game theory no longer exists so the what the u.s. is doing is is playing forty chess they're raising rates very aggressively they've lower taxes and now they're starting to take out a sniper rifle and. shoot all of their trading partners with a very very intelligent recipient reciprocal trade policy said it well when tom says make america great again a lot of people are saying now it sounds isolationist there's another side of the argument as you are descri

e.u. citing national security concerns, unfair trade practices and the need for reciprocal market access. but then the e.u. retaliated, hitting the u.s. with higher tariffs on motorcycles, jeans and bourbon. beijing responded targeting u.s. agriculture products. >> remind you that tariffs really are consumer taxes. >> administrations officials insist any short-term discomfort will be weighed out by increased fairness for the american workers. $43 billion in may. that's actually down $3 billion from april. >> these trade issues didn't occur overnight. president trump is determined to have free and fair and more balanced trade and we just want to make sure american companies and american workers are treated fairly and yes i do see a light at the end of the tunnel. >> the trade back and forth comes as the administration is touting a robust jobs outlook with more than 3.2 million new jobs created since the president took office and we record low unemployment. >> all this happening in a week that we expect to see the president of the european commission come to the white house. that is planned

e.u. with national movements and brexit all being influenced by it, and it's brought about astonishing carnage in the developing world. i won't go into all the instances, there's a lot in the book about that, but it's almost as if it's undoing the regulators who might otherwise address it. so to me, the only way to have a societal conversation about this is for there to be at least a minority of people who aren't in the middle of it who can talk about the world without seeing it through the lens of the daily hit of paranoia and craziness on twitter and facebook and the rest. there just has to be some number of people who have outgrown the remote control hypnosis. now, i -- [laughter] this is a huge topic, and there's a lot to talk about. in the book i go into a couple other dimensions i won't go into too much here. what should the companies do? i think they've got to either choose socialism or capitalism. this unholy combination we have is the worst of both worlds. if they want to choose socialism, we could say the internet should be like the public library, and that could work. if they want t

e.u. twenty seven nations agree with their position i suspect they would demand further concessions and so she will start losing more and more of her ministers i.e. the simple fact is i can't ever recall a time in my life when the politics of the british government has been in such chaos and with complete impossibility to try and understand where we would be in three months or six months or next year will the government survive we don't know when will we actually vote to leave we don't know literally i've never known such an uncertainty in all my time in politics and frankly i suspect it would be a huge impact on our economy what foreign corporation is going to be thinking of investing in britain when all of this is helping me and absolutely i start to ask you well how do you think europe is a viewing all of this going on at the moment. well i think the simple fact is that they wouldn't be happy with the deal that the reason i was offering are you there totally committed to those principles of free market for services goods and a free movement of labor and the simple fact is. treason mais

e.u. nations and perhaps toward russia under the current administration. well it's been clear since the campaign that donald trump has absolutely no time for dealing with brussels and dealing with the e.u. and not feeling is is mutual we saw last week at the nato summit there at the end everybody had their happy faces on and were smiling shaking hands and saying oh no no it wasn't that bad behind the scenes it wasn't that bad from the people i've spoken to that were behind the scenes it was that bad and it was that bad and then some when it came to dealing with people from the trump team. p. in the here in the e.u. at the moment there is that whole thing of looking at donald trump as a lot of the staying towards him and his attitude and what we viewed as really from a lot of european countries but there's also the realisation that we've seen this man say one thing on a tuesday and say a completely different thing on a wednesday so it may look like he's cozying up to moscow right now but next week it could be something completely different and i think that's