but will he be able to halt the escalating tariff war? the cars of tomorrow, or just wild dreams? we take a look at the most exciting concept cars at the paris auto show. and on the markets, it is a mixed day across asia. japan is closed today, but shanghai has reopened following a week—long holiday, and bore the brunt of the selling, as china's central bank takes steps to help lenders and boost the economy. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, arrives in beijing on a mission to de—escalate tensions. his trip comes at a time of deep mistrust between the world's two largest economies. $250 billion of chinese goods, about half the total, are already subject to us tariffs in an escalating trade war. but president trump is threatening to slap import duties on everything china sells to the us. beijing, which accuses washington of protectionism and bullying, has so far retaliated with tariffs on $110 billion of us goods. it is running out of ammunition due to its trade surplus with the us, and may look at other ways of hitting back, such as throwing up fresh barriers to american busi

this video shows the escalator they were on as it suddenly speeds up.ry to catch people as they fall. the escalator then comes to an abrupt stop, with what looks like dozens of people crushed at the bottom. firefighters worked for about an hour to try and free people who were trapped between the metal plates of the steps. at least seven were seriously injured. one fan had to have his foot amputated. translation: the scene that we found was people piled up at the bottom of the escalator. people, one on top of the other, looking for help. two investigations have been launched, one by rome's public prosecutor, the other by atac, the company in charge of the city's public transport system. the task now, says rome's mayor, is to try to understand how this could have happened. lebo diseko, bbc news. brazilians are about to decide their next president, and religion is playing a significant role in how that turns out. the country, home to the world's largest catholic population, is becoming more evangelical: 6% in the 1980s, 30% today. influenced by powerful ch

and de-escalation. one thing i will say to our panelists so we can get more questions and is try to be brief . you don't have to answer every single one. in regard to chicago, people highlight lack on black crime forre seem reason we don't crime on crime. to ask us to respectfully listen to the panelists as they complete their answers. >> 94% of crime that black sit -- 86 is, 80's committed by whites. part of the way the media frames things for us, one thing i know is whether this be st. louis or baltimore is that people are invested in their commuted tease -- communities. do we want to deal with crime questioner we have to deal with a lack of jobs and education. when we want analyses on this crime, that is what causes crime. engaging in certain types of actions and should be section for that. i think preemptory strikes matter alike -- a lot. that for african american men in particular, there is a legitimate fear of police officers that needs to be dealt with and part of that is a lot of african america

but can he calm fears over the escalating trade war? live from london, that's our top story on monday 8 october. mike pompeo has said "we are determined to win" a trade war with china. so does he visit the country bearing an olive branch or a big stick? we assess the mistrust between the world's two largest economies. also in the programme the money is pouring in to the uk government's coffers from some fo the worlds biggest tech giants. facebook‘s has risen m more than $20 million — or £15 million — that's triple the amount it paid in the previous year. and we'll be getting the inside track on the bottled water industry. is it money well spent? and as bricks and mortar stores struggle against the online retail giants, should trading laws be relaxed to allow them to compete? let us know — just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. do get in touch about the stories we are covering, whether it be the high street, bottled water or the likes of facebook paying more tax. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, arrives in beijing on a mission to de—es

a collapsing escalator in the metro left dozens injured also one russian fan was involved in a fight outside the stadium after the match. that sports correspondent i'd like you to check the joint column bray in the studio with the. really bad night for c.s.k. moscow in rome this time not only their team lost three nil to as roma big defeat but also to a very bad incidents for the fans first of all the fight outside the study only because stadium the roma stadium. there were reports that one of the c.s.k. moscow fans was stabbed two were severely injured in the fight over the russian embassy in italy later denounced this information they denied the stabbing incident but acknowledged the fight there was also a separate incident far more serious that i should say in a mall in rome subway station this on the way to the stadium about one hundred fans were going down an escalator when it malfunctioned sped it in the normal speed downwards and at the end of the escalator there was something of a stampede. i reaffirm my sympathies for the injured to the russians who have been egypt and i tha

this video shows the escalator they were on as it suddenly speeds up.pposite side try to catch people as they fall. the escalator then comes to an abrupt stop, with what looks like dozens of people crushed at the bottom. firefighters worked for about an hour to try and free people who were trapped between the metal plates of the steps. at least seven were seriously injured. one fan had to have his foot amputated. translation: the scene that we found was people piled up at the bottom of the escalator. people, one on top of the other, looking for help. two investigations have been launched — one by rome's public prosecutor, the other by atac, the company in charge of the city's public transport system. the task now, says rome's mayor, is to try and understand just how this could have happened. lebo diseko, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. still to come on the briefing: we reveal evidence of a vast new network of internment camps in china. it's thought as many as a million muslims are being held inside without trial. an historic moment that many of

saying that the escalated just when because they said and went down injuring all those fans. we must investigate it is a strange thing we need to fully understand what the causes are by looking at the c.c.t.v. recordings there is some pictures really can see a breakdown aren't there there was undoubtedly a failure it seems that the fans were jumping i did not see the pictures. the last time these two teams met in the champions league was in twenty fourteen there was trouble then as well is there an indication that maybe the italian police were prepared for this it is really strange but it seems that they were not if we go back to twenty fourteen there was a major scuffle outside the stadium there was a major scuffle inside the stadium this time they have a history with c.s.k. moscow and it seems that they were not adequately prepared they did stop the fight with water cannons but the fight still happened so you have to ask all the questions to the roman police. this is r t international the come region in russia's far east is home to some of the world's most breathtaking natu

a man dies trying to ride his wheelchair up the escalator. >>> news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >> at least one person is deaec tonightse of hurricane michael. the storm still a hurricane, even though it's been over land for almost ten hours now. >> and it is still moving fast. let's show youam the dage it's already left in its wake in the florida panhandle. those category 4 winds tore off rooftops today in panama city beach. at one point, they almost knocked over nbc's kerry sanders, as he was rorting this afternoon. that's weather channel meteorologist jim cantore, he till rying to keep him standing. >> utter devastation inex mo beach, where michael made landfall. storm surge there up to nine feet.es piecf buildings just floating by. and this is apalachicola. streets there flooded, power down and trees almost 400,000 people are without power tonight, just in orida. >> but miael's not done yet, folks. chief meteorologist doug kammerer tracking this storm as it moves through georgia michael still a mean one out there, doug. >> it really isguys. and this came onshore at 1:30, wi

treaty now with the deal in charm school says europe doesn't want any more escalation we've heard a lot of reaction coming out of the e.u. overwhelmingly speaking about how the i.n.f. treaty is key to the european stability and security so whatever happens next if europe doesn't want to be part of the united states and russia judy it out. only kevin owen heard from john laughlin does the think tank the institute of democracy and cooperation if things erupt will find it tough to back washington over the treaty pull that. it's lee america has a full spectrum dominance and trump has repeatedly said he wants to maintain that he wants to maintain a position in which no country can come even near even group of countries can come near challenging american power so i think there's a very clear line in trump's foreign policy that he thinks that international relations are determined by force and the treaties come about when there is agreement but agreement comes about when there is a balance of power there is an argument for saying that america does not have an interest in withdrawing from this

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saying that the escalated just. because they said and went down injuring all those fans the last time these two teams met in the champions league was in twenty fourteen there was trouble then as well is there an indication that maybe the italian police were prepared for this it is really strange but it seems that they were not if we go back to twenty fourteen there was a major scuffle outside the the stadium. was a major scuffle inside the stadium at this time they have a history with c.s.k. moscow and it seems that they were not adequately prepared they did stop the fight with water cannons but the fight still happened so you have to ask all the questions to the roman police. they could also former president rafael correia believes there's a good chance that whistleblower julian assange may be turned over to the united states came after u.s. lawmakers wrote a letter to ecuador's current leader lennon merino demanding that he hand over the wiki leaks co-founder if he wanted to avoid hurting the country's relations.

video shows the escalator accelerating suddenly last night.riders hurdling towards the bottom where they fell on top of one another. officials say seven people are in serious condition. most of those on the escalator were russians visiting rome for a soccer match. witnesses say people were singing, jumping, and dancing on the escalator right before the accident. >>> news day reports police say a public defen was murdered while on vacation in turks and caicos. local place say 62-year-old marie kuhnla was reported missing on october 15th. her body was found the next day in the bushes near the club med resort where she was staying. in january, they issued a warning about traveling to turks and caicos because of violent crime. >>> the salt lake tribune reports coaches, teammates and friends are remembering a university of utah track star. they say she was shot and killed on campus monday night by her former boyfriend melvin rowland. he later killed himself at a church where police tracked him down. mccluskey broke up with rowland after she learned

treaty now with the i and never deal in charm school says europe doesn't want any more escalation we've heard a lot of reaction coming out of the e.u. overwhelmingly it's been about how the i.n.f. treaty these key to the european stability and security so whatever happens next if europe doesn't want to be part of the united states and russia judy it out. a reaction this hour from military analyst and retired u.s. army major general paul welcome to the program again a few hours ago we heard john bolton compare the u.s. pulling out of the i.n.f. treaty to when the u.s. pull out of the antiballistic missile treaty back in two thousand and two says it will have no effect on international security so his troops move being overhyped. no i don't think it is the. president noted stations. he mentioned lot of these. really it is an equation in order to get a. new agreement twenty eight more in the future and that is its primary purpose not to go backwards make these treaties are much better. just to remind people what we heard a few hours ago john bolton claim that the real threat is not america

chaos in rome as a champions league football matches followed by a brawl between fans and then escalate a collapse and the tally in capitals metro station all those details in just a. little bit. join me every thursday simon chill and i'll be speaking to give us a little politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. seemed wrong. but i will just don't call. me. yet to see how this day becomes active. and engaged me equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. on. the wednesday program here on our c a talks with the russian president concluded a two day visit to moscow by u.s. national security advisor john bolton the high ranking official said the u.s. is still going ahead with pulling out of a key nuclear weapons treaty are playing down fears it might spark an arms race but despite the tensions between the two countries right now the mood of the talks seem to be somewhat light hearted. as far as i remember there is an eagle on the us national emblem and there are thirteen arrows in one foot and an olive branch with thir

i think that's a significant escalation. if they did want to call china a currency manipulator, president trump would have done that a year ago. he didn't do that even though he pledged to do that during his campaign. you have to remember, within the treasury report criteria, china doesn't meet all the criteria to be seen as a currency manipulator. so to move to label them one would be a significant escalation, which would have an effect on markets. anna: i'm trying to find my chart that adds to this conversation. this is around what has been driving weakness in the chinese currency. uan in rate yo differential space to the point of the treasury that maybe this isn't about manipulation of the currency, just reflecting a difference in yield. guest: absolutely. we've seen this shift in rate differentials. there's general dollar strength especially against em countries. it's natural for the renminbi to go up. the chinese currency has been dropping. at one point it was over 10%, now it's like 2%. there's been a significant drop

moments all for escalation however it seems that the western coalition led by the united states have been. witnessing a lot of. it's a failure does and the last crisis the federal budget crisis have hardly. saudi arabia and donald trump the american president i just want to expand a bit on the constitutional committee of syria because that again has been held up by all four leaders are something that could be achieved by the end of the year sunday that's something i'm going to mark was saying that could be done do you think that really does hold the key to a political solution how key is that formation of that committee to resolving the syrian conflict. well the amendments. that were required by western powers immediate extension of the lebanese formula to syria the way it was. extended to iraq after the american invasion of this country in two thousand and three which is to establish a sort of confession. decentralized system where subgroups could play a major role and this is something that the. that syria would never accept because it would never accept a situation where it could

and china might might escalate and this is of course a risk that will effect if it realizes the world economy on the other hand there might already now be a contagion effect through uncertainty which we currently don't see the originals in the growth outlook that we have to scratch with the primarily related to revisions of some of the growth growth prospects for specific emerging economies in particular turkey and argentina and the revisions are i would say primarily related to a very specific country specific situation and not to a broader risk that would affect the real world economy and you mentioned trade conflict between china and the u.s. there are some people suggesting that germany might even profit from this because trade might be sort of we directed to germany what's your take on that well this is a discussion of course that we are also having i don't think that we should rely on both those effects compensating the clearly negative effects of an escalation of the trade war or possible trade war. with the number of trade disputes rising one would assume that a strong will tr

he decided to use the escalator and we know what ppened then. metro officials warning people, if you use a wheelchair, ifve y baby stroller, you have to use the elevator. it was on this escalator that a man in a wheelchair lost his life. he tumbled backward. metro is reminding riders that they need to use t elevator. no one swe spoke with has ever heard of this before. karen uses what she calls a roll-ator to get around. e uses the elevator to get down into the station or she can get out of her chair to stand on the escalator. she said elevators can be unreliable but in this case the elevator was working. >> i don't know what they can do. in some places, the escalators are not working and the elevators are not working soo what du do? >> metro says the man who has not been identified waited only 14 seconds for the elevator before going to the escashtor. empathizes with the man who died. she said you don't know whatine was thi when he made deadly thinking. >> my thought is he was rushing to catch a bus. >> chief safety inv will to get the word out

not the escalator. but they do do it a lot of times. i'le seen str but i've never seen a wheelchair on there. i'm looking at it as a tragic accident. >>wo the safety office letters engage with the accessibility committee on how dangerous and ill advised it is to take a wheelchair on the escalator. the same for strollers. use the elevator always. i can tell you the escalator remains out of service at this >> such a tragedy. thank you. >> we're seeing the remnants of it. we've got some very heavy rain. that will only continueug right th the rest of the eveningho s. take a look now. you notice, northern virginia geing hit the hardest with this storm right now. the heaviest into fauquier county and prince george's county as well. you can see thet heavi rain back to the mountains where we could see my flash oo diwefl've gngot showers just th everywhere. to the east and the west. this isone. we have a severe thunderstorm warning until 4:30. if you live in western stafford county, fauquierun , this is moving your way. just to the west of frede

treaty now with the deal in charm school says europe doesn't want any more escalation we've heard a lot of reaction coming out of the e.u. overwhelmingly speaking about how the i.n.f. treaty is key to the european stability and security so whatever happens next if europe doesn't want to be part of the united states and russia judy it out. alessio the man behind the news an opinion. thinks about all this joins us now welcome to r.t. again john bolton said earlier he compared pulling out of the i.n.f. treaty with pulling out of the antiballistic missile treaty back in two thousand and two other comparable is this all being overhyped. well this is this is this is mainly to be done for the purposes of the military industrial complex there's billions and billions of dollars at stake when they get out of this treaty that raytheon and all the rest of the big companies we manufacturing these missiles installing them in europe and it's very scary prospect so i think bad things happen when the a.b.m. treaty was abandoned this is probably worse. it's. this is ronald reagan's last great achievement

and escalator went haywire. look at this. people went flying and what witnesses say happened moments before that. >> heartbreaking birthday party ends with a special surprise. how this photo caught the attention of a pro basketball team and we will tell you what will happen tonight. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." more than 20 people recovering after crowded escalator suddenly sped up and collapsed at a train station in rome. look at this video. you can see people trying to jump off the escalator before it is too late. italian media reports this happened after soccer fans were singing and chanting and jumping up and down on the escalator. >> for 24:00 a.m. the world series continues tonight right here on "ktvu fox" two in the boston red sox beat the l.a. dodgers in game one. >> to throw was too high and it allowed him to go to 2nd and he comes to the play on an r.b.i. base hit. martinas ties it with 2-0. >> both starting pitchers struggle. the dodgers bench to their pitcher after five runs in four innings in chris sale d

. >>> panic as an escalator speeds up, going haywire. >>> a wrestling superstar's emotional announcement on live television, breaking character and stunning fans by going public with his personal battle. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone. we begin with a story developing in new jersey, where health officials are trying to contain an outbreak of a virus that's killed six children inside a long-term care facility. more than a dozen others have been sickened by the flu-like virus. children who are especially at risk. tonight, the center has closed its doors to new patients as authorities rush to contain the outbreak. our kristen dahlgren has late details. >> reporter: tonight a deadly outbreak in a pediatric ward. six children dead and 12 more severely ill as a children's rehabilitation center. this according to the new jersey health department. the cause, adenovirus, a normally mild virus associated with colds and minor childhood illnesses. but serious for children like this young boy who is on a ventilator. >> they should have notified us

there were a lot of people there the escalator accelerated and people couldn't get off of it people were trying to jump over each other many fell and injured themselves while that accident there happened just ahead of kickoff an escalator went into freefall as you saw from the pictures and left twenty four people injured the mare of rome commented on the incident saying that some witnesses claimed fans had been dancing and jumping on the escalator he also expressed his sympathy for those affected investigators say the cause of the incident remains unclear but you must investigate it is a strange thing we need to fully understand what the causes are by looking at the c.c.t.v. recordings there are some pictures here you can see a breakdown aren't there there was undoubtedly a failure it seems that fans were jumping i did not see the pictures now but i reaffirm my sympathies for the injured to the russians who had been injured and i think the police and firefighters who immediately acted to help these people meanwhile in a separate incident a fight broke out between fans ahead of the match

all of that i think is contributing to the escalation and might have a larger than life impact in terms of dealing with these issues including the freedoms that in the past with all due respect to all these people that are making these statements whether it's the u.s. or europeans or the u.n. they seem to somehow you know treat the arab world and the muslim world with a sense of exception as if it's not entitled fully to the same freedoms and to the same rights well on the last word for you. saudi arabia is going through a transformation something that even general has repeated more than once even though he didn't he doesn't agree with the way it's been done do you think that considering how this crisis just became search of such magnitude. the royal court at this stage thinking. what kind of damage control try to do what i don't really know because because we don't know how this court is run in the first place we don't know who is in charge in saudi arabia is it going on or is it mohammed missile man or is it the advisers who are giving. i mean this bad advice because certainly what ha

moscow has announced it's going to sue authorities in rome that's after escalator on the city's metro system went into freefall injuring as many as twenty four people and the head of a champions league game in the city between c.s.k. the sub was authorities have yet to release any security footage which might show what exactly caused the incident the italian authorities though including the deputy prime minister and the mayor of rome playing to russian fans might have caused it by jumping and dancing on the escalator the russian fans insist new video taken by witness doesn't show any one behaving out of the ordinary only captures of course what appears to be the moment the escalator starts to fail. now that comes out to a region in russia's far east is home to some of the world's most the most breathtaking natural wonders and also to one fearless dog who's not afraid of striking up unusual friendships. well that's it for myself and the team here at r.t.c. again in about thirty minutes for the latest global news updates. if. all to seventeen years of war in afghanistan the country is s

now this fits in with a pattern of escalating political violence throughout the united states out there have been a number of elected officials both democrats and republicans who have received hateful threats you know we've seen shootings and other incidents now most recently we heard from rand paul the wife of senator rand paul talking about how she has taken some extra precautions in light of all the threats that she and her husband have received that this is the wife of a u.s. senator from kentucky you know we've had all of our security system that we put a loaded gun by my bad you know now information is continuing to surface we do know that the time warner building in columbus circle in new york city is still evacuated at this point and a lot of questions are being raised people are wondering what exactly is happening but as of now we do have this word from the n.y.p.d. as counterterrorism chief that at least four of the explosive devices probably have the same source of the us president vowed to get to the bottom of the incident saying there is no place for political violence in t

the mayor said it appears some were dancing and jumping on the escalator. a fire official says the investigation is ongoing. >> that looks terrifying. i mean, they were going to a soccer game, a football game. >> yes, a soccer match. yep. >> i look at that and think, what if you're going down there with the stroller. >> thankfully i don't see a stroller. i don't see any young children. >> i don't either. i see a lot of people trying to get out of the way. >>> the midterms less than two weeks away. the late-night hosts taking notice. >> does everybody know what this means? >> no. [ laughter ] i don't know what this means. >> more on late night's takes on the president next. listen right here. get mentally prepared... could listening to audible bring out your best? i want you to own it. go after that goal. the most inspiring stories, fitness, wellness and more. download audible and listen for a change. five-year cancer survivor. being diagnosed with cancer made me rethink everything in my life. the things that became important to me were the relationships wit

a move characterized by john bolton as a, quote, significant escalation, end quote, in the seven-year civil war. in august, iranian defense minister amir hatami affirmed iran's commitment to the assad regi regime, affirming iran would have a, quote, presence, participation and assistance, end quote, in the reconstruction of syria. increasing military escalation by russia in the idlib province which has been temporarily averted by a russia-turkey agreement threatens to exacerbate an already devastating humanitarian crisis. with over 400,000 syrians dead and over 6 million displaced. my question to the trump administration is this, what is your strategy? moreover, we don't even know what your long-term objectives are. i'm alarmed that the president's statements regarding his strategy on syria have been so overwhelmingly at odds with statements from his senior cabinet officials. earlier this year, president trump stated that the united states would be coming out of syria, quote, like very soon, end quote, and that we should, quote, let other people take care of it now. naively asserting

and could you see this escalating?ontinue to irritate and provoke china. would you be one of those who might provoke china? well, it is -- somebody who is comparable in size and strength. who is that? who is that, the united states, are you thinking of? you can guess, i don't wa nt to thinking of? you can guess, i don't want to mention the word. so are you saying there could be a conflagration between the united states and china over the south china sea? our policy is not to have battleships and warships in the south china sea, because if people start stationing their warships there, there will be tension, there will be conflict, and it may result ina war. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. we will be seeing how tesla is working to give australians more control over their energy by establishing virtual power plants. and, before we go, a reminder of our top story this hour: the united nations believes that 200,000 people in indonesia urgently requi

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intentions and -- escalation in tensions and the escalation in tariffs tween -- escalation in tariffsen the u.s. and china are indeed taking its toll. caroline: now to italy and the controversial budget plan which the populist government is hanging on a view of the economy that could be too optimistic. a week after issuing targets, the figure underpinned that aim. it seems growth in subsequent years paints a rosier picture than actual forecasts. is the italian plan realistic? >> economists say it is not completely insane, but it is very optimistic as you said. the problem is growth targets that no analyst has so high. the government says we will implement the wonderful plan which will bring growth to italy, but the problem with that , our economists tell us, is a lot of what they are doing does not boost growth much. there are some tax cuts, but not as big as they hoped initially. overall, very optimistic targets from this government, and that is concerning the markets somewhat. banksay, the number of deemed to be to fail and the toozone rose from seven eight. the bank has made clear

escalating trade tensions weakening emerging markets.he fund forecasted global growth of 3.7% this year and next, down from the 3.9% it predicted. the ability that china and the u.s. resolve their disagreements would be a significant upside. at some level, it is not we are morehat tentative in our optimism then be were six months ago. will seek akistan bailout from the imf as the government tries to stabilize the economy. the finance ministry said after consulting with leading economists, the country will the imf. the finance minister will hold talks with officials in probably this week. the government may need more than $12 billion. the deputy prime minister of italy says europe's real enemy is the brussels bureaucracy that imposes budget restrictions. bonds and stocks tumbled as salvini attacked the european union and says next year's beliamentary elections will a showdown between austerity and job creators. the trump administration has saudi arabia to support a thorough investigation into the disappearance of a washington post journal

a trade war can escalate and can be there for a long time.he uncertainty factor that will start to dense global growth. francine: thank you so much. plenty coming up including the european commission's vice president. 12:00 p.m. u.k. time. we will ask him about italy and also brexit. we will look at italian bond yields next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: hello, everyone. this is "blooomberg surveillance." the european central bank is in no rush to provide more clarity on how his policies will be tightened. when of the ecb's most outspoken hawks says he does not want new policy signals for the rest of the year to see whether the eurozone can withstand global stresses. monetary officials plan to phase out the policies over the year. still with us is jean from blackrock. when you look at euro policies, is it italy or what the ecb does in terms of unwinding its policies? jean: and is more important for the european outlook. both are important, but i think the ecb is not likely to provide news.e or we just heard they were in no rush. i don't thin

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meaning there would be some sort of escalation of force. if a strike would be of a greater magnitude, qualitatively different, does the administration still intend to use, to rely, mostly upon the 2001 aumf and the sort of grabbag of authorities that you referenced earlearlier? or would it be interested in seeking a new authorization for these military force in syria? >> i think secretary mattis would not want us to opine on hypothetical or operational matters. >> it would be fun to do so right now. >> not fun for me when i got back t back to the department. i would say the administration has produced and provided pub c public -- authorities it operated in the april strike that i would refer you to that speaks at length to the authorities it has to respond to the previous use of chemical weapons. >> well, my concern with the reasoning laid out in that document, you're placing a lot of weight on the inherent constitutional authority of the commander in chief to conduct foreign relations. as everyone knows, i mean, the constitution vests enor

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that sounds like an escalator. well the again from an american perspective the escalation was the chinese speeding to militarized these islands in the first place moving its military capabilities doubt into that region gauging a provocative behavior against the commercial activities said military forces of other minor countries in the region that have claim to those islands so it's a response to chinese intimidation rather excuse me how is chromos being intimate. in the south china sea there's been no military forces nobility bases there the chinese except the united states military base in the south china sea and that in the philippines is because the united states withdrew its forces in the philippines the united states is back in the philippines the philippines and the united states have an ounce to five different locations scattered all throughout the philippines where u.s. troops will be stationed on a rotational basis this threat to china from yet more u.s. bases on its doorstep was not an issue when an arbit

and china are inflicting as the trade war escalates. i asked her, what do you think the impact is on the global economy and for indonesia? for indonesia, she said they are fortunate because they go into economy. a strong she says the impact of the global trade war on confidence global governance, the global trade mechanisms, that can be huge. she said the u.s. and china have to realize it is not just about them, it is about many other countries in the rest of the world. ms. indrawati: the dominant discussion now is focused on the u.s. and china. the first largest and second-largest economy dominating many of the policy discussions within the g20, the imf. we will be able to recognize that this is not only a matter of two countries, this is a matter of hundred 89 countries. -- 189 countries. kathleen: i asked if there was any chance that leaders from the u.s. and china sit down at these talks and find some common ground? she said it was just about economics, maybe so. when you go home, you face the politicians, politics, and that is when