they held talks aimed at resolving their trade disputes the american side said there were a range of eid standing issues but acknowledged that china had pledged to buy a substantial amount of u.s. goods. for months the world's two biggest economies have been engaged in a tit for tat tough spot if no deal is reached by march first the u.s. will impose a further set of levies on beijing the united states wants better market access to china and an end to what it sees as intellectual property theft china has attempted to ease tensions by lifting its ban on imports of u.s. soybeans and suspending additional tariffs on american cars business leaders have expressed cautious optimism. we're seeing an acceleration of many of the policies that china is committed. to fall within this. period. is. to show that there is opportunity for progress here the prospect of the dispute dragging on has left businesses on both sides feeling on edge in the united states tech giant apple lowered its quarterly outlook citing declining sales in china. the chinese economy has been suffering as a result of the spot t

i've come to an eid celebration in leicester to find out why we think like this.lam, we have always been taught, from a young age, that we should look after our parents, as they looked after us when we were young. so we should do the same, and respect them. it's in our culture to look after our older people, and elders. i think putting parents in a home is still — there is still a stigma to it. here in britain, our culture remains strong, despite many other changes in the way we live and work. now, i've been in touch with another asian family who, like myself, are looking after parents at home, regardless of personal cost. now, to even mention or talk about a care home is a taboo subject in this household. how are you doing, you 0k? rabia and her mum take it in turns caring for her grandmother, who has dementia, just like my dad. she juggles this with a full—time job, but it is taking its toll on her personal life, and she is often away from her husband. so she looked after you when you was young. yes. so now that she's older, you are looking after her? yes. so yo

syria's capital damascus israel says it was attacking a rainy and military targets well some of binge of eid has more now from that what it is done is that it has called the bluff of iranian commanders and the pressure that we've been seeing building inside syria after the repeated victories of the syrian government against opposition groups taking back a lot of areas and iran in trenching itself inside syrian territory and building its military presence at chose that iranian presence inside syria is both vulnerable and at risk from not just israeli targets but also pressure from other allies such as russia which does not see eye to eye with everything that iran does inside syria so it's a it's a slice of the very complicated picture inside syria. at least forty three members of afghanistan's security forces have been killed in a coordinated attack by the taliban the voices news agency says the death toll could be as high as three times that number the target was a military base and police training center in my den shot which is just outside kabul hours after the attack the taliban said its

. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi justice eid a build that inchers payback for all federal employees hit by the partial government shutdown. that includes people put on furlough. improving it unanimously. no one will get any money until the partial government shutdown ends. more than 800,000 workers including many still on the job just missed their first paycheck. the shutdown is now about longest in u.s. history, entering a fourth week. president trump is urging party leaders to come back to washington and approved funding for a border wall. he says they don't even have to call it a wall. >> the can name and whatever they can -- they can name it. peaches. i don't care what they name it. but we need money. for a barrier. >> and thanks to the shutdown, big changes today at the miami international airport. now through monday, it's closing one of its terminals early because security screeners have been calling in sick there at twice the average rate. tsa agents are furloughed and currently working without pay. lengths to keep stinson beach open during the partial government shutdown. she is

we did speak to the brexiteer committee chairman of eid brexiteer group, this evening, he wanted to talkout whether he's been won over, but what about mmn today means. that amendment that caused so much controversy, it means by the ninth some think is going to have a much bigger role to play if you be that brexit gear is rejected. let's hope it isn't that what they have to say. if we don't get a beer at the prime ministers had come admitted on a bad deal. that's my view. with what happened today. the motion today is meaningless. while it acquires is our motion is made on the table which means what it says, some motions have been on the table for about two years. it does not do anything. today's events where signifying nothing. some company basically, they think this is really big moment today in the brexit process that takes some of the power from covenant, the power to happen trying to hold onto for the last two months. and gives more of it department, opens up a pandora's box of options but what happens after that prime minister passed by deal perhaps is ejected next week. we are not t

certainly, those who are prosecuting who want to bring these charges against the cfo eid against whileay -- huaw want to see this come to permission. they don't want this to become a political football between the two countries. that being said, the timing is everything, right? this inevitably -- this will complicate those trade negotiations. it could be seen as giving the u.s. some leverage as it negotiates. it definitely shows china that the u.s. is very serious about when it believes a company has stolen trade secrets represents a threat to u.s. interests. and it certainly shows that the u.s. is taking this trade embargo against iran very seriously. anytime that chinese companies thebelieved to run a foul, u.s. wants to say you will get in trouble, no matter what, no matter where the strait negotiations go. as a backdrop, the timing is certainly very auspicious the u.s. take us through the details of the allegations, the indictments. we knew details of some of them, but it was after a lengthy period of investigation. tom: it shows the u.s. is very serious, very detailed. they go int

in syria's capital damascus israel says it was attacking iranian military targets of some a binge of eid has more now from. bring you more on that in later programs at least forty three members of afghanistan's security forces have been killed in a coordinated attack by the taliban the reuters news agency says the death toll could be as high as three times that number the target was a military base and police training center in my darling child which is just outside kabul monday's attack is the latest in a series of assaults by the taliban hours after the attack the taliban said its representatives held a talk with the u.s. special envoy for afghanistan. in cap. the u.k.'s prime minister of tourism a says she will try to break the bad luck over her breakfast deal by seeking further concessions from the european union at the heart of the talks will be possible changes on a backup plan to avoid a hard border between the republic of ireland the northern ireland maze initial plan on how the u.k. would exit the e.u. was the featured by a historic majority last week the country a shed told to

they held talks aimed at resolving their trade disputes the american side said there were a range of eid standing issues but acknowledged that china had pledged to buy a substantial amount of u.s. goods. for months the world's two biggest economies have been engaged in a tit for tat tough spot if no deal is reached by march first the u.s. will impose a further sense of levies on beijing the united states wants better market access to china and an end to what it sees as intellectual property theft china has attempted to ease tensions by lifting its ban on imports of u.s. soybeans and suspending additional tariffs on american cars business leaders have expressed cautious optimism. we're seeing an acceleration of many of the policies that china is committed to implementing to fall within this ninety day negotiating period indicating that at least china is making signals to show that there is opportunity for progress here.