i want eunice to come in. eunice, your thoughts... she is quite isolated.wn incredible resilience and stood her ground. she has the party behind her, the members and voters are behind her. even though she is in a weak position. than the one she will negotiate. will let us through march. what kind of relationship it wants with the european union. discussing britain since 2010. this has dominated so many european summits. it has to stop. britain has to choose what kind of relationship... yourfinal point, marc. the europeans have other problems than brexit. migration reform, eastern europe. to be frank the brexit agreement will be easy to do. the europeans don't want to have that as another problem. stock in one week's time. let's turn our attention to the us. questioned president trump's nominee to the supreme court. of three women who have accused brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. in his questioning that followed. to the testimonies was stark. stephanie, as we go to air, it looks like we have a one—week delay. there will be some sort of fbi investigation. d

let's get right down to eunice yoon live in beijing with the reaction there eunice >> reporter: thanksmuch, brian. five hours ago the u.s. started collecting tariffs on $200 billion of goods and china started taxing $60 billion worth of goods at 5 to 10% soon after that china made its position known on the trade conflict it issued a white paper,f it are going to be given out tomorrow gat a bres briefing trade bullyism, brazen intimidation and economic hegemony at the same time, the paper suggests that there are ways to improve the relationship one of the big suggestions we've heard from some time, negotiations based on mutual trust. it's become clear that the chinese believe the trust has broken down. over the weekend the chinese had decided to pull out of negotiations this week there is already a bit of shakiness around those trade talks after trump imposed tariffs. and then they imposed sanctions on china for imposing military gear th they didn't like that. they called in the u.s. ambassador they proposed military changes at this stage most of the people i've been talking to here bel

eunice was talking about what the trump administration is trying to achieve. think investors are still trying to figure that out. are the tariffs themselves a means to an end in order to get china to open up, to have them behave better around intellectual property or are they the ends in and of themselves in order to extract some sort of revenue from the trade that we do with other countries. investors are trying to figure that out our view is that over the long run we expect tariffs to be here to stay. we do expect a higher level of tariffs than in the past but eventually this will stabilize. we'll reach an agreement it may take some time to get there once that happens, the markets can adjust to that environment and earnings growth can pick up again. the things that drove the markets up to this point can continue >> you have a lot of institutional clients, money managers, those types of folks what is the number one concern that they have with you? what are they asking you for when they come to you saying james, help me out with this what problems are you solv

eunice yoon is in being for us. >> reporter: the u.s. has started taxing $200 billion worth of chinese goods, another 10%, while china is collecting tariffs between 5 and 10% on ofther $60 billion worth american goods. soon after china made its position on the trade conflict known with a comprehensive 36,000 character white par. e government will detail it further tuesday morning china time, but about half is dedicated to criticizing what it described as the u.s.'s trade bullyism, brazen unilateralism, economic hegomony and at the same time they suggested ways t improve negotiations based on mutual trust. the chineset have made clear that they believe that that mutual tru has been broken. according to sources over the weekend, the chinese decided to pull out of planned negotiations between vice premiere and u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin. the trade talks looked shaky after president trump announced his intentions to impose the tariffs. then the u.s. imposed sanctions on china's defense ministry for buying from russia. chines polic

eunice, a final thought from you about the role of the supreme court.xtremely important position for a long time and to a certain extent, it is a barometer of morality in the united states, it's a very long period of time and to have a supreme courtjustice that has this cloud hanging over him and a demeanour which frankly demeans the office that he is about to represent doesn't look good. i am not a candidate to the supreme courtjustice of the united states, this is the point. this debate will probably continue around this table but i'm afraid our time is up this week. plenty more to discuss at the same time next week. join us then if you can. bye— bye. hello. it is a fine end to the afternoon across much of england and wales. plenty of late september sunshine. this is the thing in norwich earlier this afternoon. slightly different story further north and west. the four north—west of england and northern ireland and scotland. stronger winds and blustery showers. all connected to the system which will continue to slowly slide south and east through this

the role of the supreme court. -- eunice. a certain extent, it isa a long time and to a certain extent, it is a barometer of morality in the united states, it's a very long period of time and to have a supreme courtjustice that has period of time and to have a supreme court justice that has this cloud hanging over him and a demeanour which frankly demeans the office that he is about to represent doesn't look good. . i am not a candidate to the supreme court justice of the united states, this is the point. this debate will probably continue around this table but i'm afraid our time is up this week. plenty more to discuss at the same time next week. join us then if you can. bye—bye. we started today with a real chill in the air, a touch of frost and fog. it had all the makings of a beautiful day at sunrise here in aberdeen. blue skies overhead for this weather watcher in cornwall. most places are looking fine for the rest of today. there will be good spells of sunshine, but there is something different across the far north—west

as our colleague, eunice yoon reported earlier, trade talks with china appear to be off.ay white house economic adviser larry kudlow said the administration is willing to meet with beijing but so far the president has not been satisfied with the results >> we are ready to negotiate and talk with china any time they are ready for serious and substantive negotiations towards free trade >> the business community h has immediately begun criticizing these tariffs. the u.s. chamber of commerce said today's decision makes clear that the administration did not heed the numerous warnings from american consumers and businesses about rising costs and lost jobs on main street mean while the consumer technology association said this will stifle global leadership and also create an internet tax on businesses and cause uncertainty for companies. president trump has said that he will retaliate if china continues to move forward with its own tariffs. we will see if the president makes good on that threat. dom, back over to you. >> larry kudlow also made some comments during his chat with

thank you, eunice.ine, a treat for us, former ge vice chair beth comstock out with a new book called "imagine it forward: courage, creativity and power of change. congratulations on the book. >> thanks. >> to hop on to eunice's point, how do we read how the chinese are going to play this >> they've been known as playing the long game. anyone in business who deals with china knows they're five steps ahead usually in thinking forward what their plays are, very strategic, willing to be patient. i think we need to think about that. >> and high tolerance for pain shanghai down, gdp slowing >> things have gotten more complicated. their economy, their consumers like the life that they have that may be a different factor with what's happening now. i do think we ought to assume they're able to deal with the long term in a way that few countries are. >> when jack ma suggests this could go 20 years, does that sound ridiculous or not? >> at what level, at what intensity? it seems hard to imagine you would have that

eunice yoon, thank you very much for that update on jd.com. >>> we'll stick in asia.n other tech news samsung is set to unveil a new foldable smartphone by the end of this year arjun kharpal has the details live from london i grew up in a foldable smartphone age, they were called flip phones. but this is actually a foldable phone, right >> that's right. this is a full screen that can bend samsung is a leader in this oled technology which is on many of its phones and the iphone x. the foldable screen technology will be unveiled this year, that's according to the ceo of samsung mobile i had an interview with him. he revealed some of the details to me. he didn't give me what the phone design might look like, the specs or the price, but he said more details would be coming in november in san francisco. samsung faced pressure in a slowing smartphone market. smartphone sales dropped 20% in the second quarter of this year. samsung always has been a pioneer when it comes to new technology it pioneered many large screen devices that we use today and the bezelless device it set

but spoke refused to be cowed by not so stepan was at the heart of things again before eunice merely teed up to twenty calls to the equaliser by july fourth in the school the third time this season bruno love india's most book has collected points from a losing position. here are the results so far for match day six laver couzin dortmund goes the visitors way stuttgart holds brain as momentum and wins two one shell could get their first win of the season over mike's hoffenheim i'm able to get it done it's life they. share the spoils promoted sides nuremberg and dusseldorf was the most lopsided result with nuremberg scoring three to dusseldorf nine federico plus ill scored norbert in the seventy eighth minute of the game it's his first goal of the season a norm burke has earned seven out of a possible nine points at home this season. as we saw him to down byron in berlin on friday to more matches on sunday frankfurt hosts hanover and freiburg travels to alex burke let's take a look at the table now and see who replaced buyer munich at the top of the standings dortmund the league's bes

, thank you eunice yoon in beijing. >>> let's get to codom chu. >> stocks are higher on the day, losing go bargain hunting for beaten-up technology names that have been hit hard over the course of the past week or so. social media and semiconductor related names are in focus but the tech sector losing steam so far. now the ticker smh is looking to try to bounce back from three straight days of losses. it's currently still slightly positive but losing some steam alongside the broader market move where we have seen more positive trading action has been with the less economically sensitive sectors of the market. if you look at the spider consumer staples, one of the best so far this month today alongside is prthe spdr utilitis fund traders will see if the theme of tech and energy weakness reverses course or if this defensive trade starts to be that focus for investors going forward. >> very interesting day today, transports and some other names, too,dom, thanks. >>> when we come back, the nfl season picking up where it left off with the president taking a shot at the league though ratings

. >> eunice yoon joins us now with more from beijing where chinese officials say they have no choice but to retaliate. what form could that retaliation take >> i think tariffs as well as what china described as qualitative measures the problem is china has not defined what those measures are. even when the foreign ministry was asked about it today, they would not comment. the commerce ministry issued a statement moments ago saying the tariffs would create new uncertainty for negotiations so that's just been adding to the expectations here that the trade talks that were being negotiated for next week and would set the stage for perhaps an even bigger deal are going to be called off. the vice premiere and steven mnuchin were supposed to meet, now that discussion is in jeopardy earlier today it was said the tariffs poisoned the atmosphere for negotiations so a lot of people feeling very pessimistic about what will happen next. so there are reports also today that the vice premiere had convened a meeting to try to strategize what china's next move should be china has already been signali

its dependence on any one person ma will remain on alibaba's board until 2020 we'll get more from eunice kay rogers joins us about this story which gets a smidge of attention. >> you think so. >> trump v apple. >> exactly this is an epic showdown president trump tweeting this weekend, apple prices may incase because of the massive tariffs we may be imposing on china but there is an easy solution where there would be zero tax and indeed a tax incentive make your products in the united states start building new plants now. exciting the tweet came from $260 billion in chinese goods could be set into motion. apple warned the proposed tariffs would hit a wide range of the company's products. as a result, consumers would have to pay more this is a notable change after apple's ceo tim cook has pushed off trade wars cook has said he was confident that tariffs wouldn't hit the iphone which does drive most of apple's profits. shares of apple's profits could drop more than 3%, brian. >> tim cook is not i don't want to say friends with the president but the president has gone after jeff bezos of ama

eunice, shahmon, commissioner wallton, edward, terrence and mary. those are all cards that i have remaining. if i have not called your name, please feel free to line up. >> hello. my name is natasha bell and i'm one of the 15 nurses that was severed from the city. i was a registered nurse at san francisco general for 29 years. and i was let go in june and i don't know why. and here's the thing -- my department labor and deliver, where i have worked for 27 of my 29 years, needs nurses. it puts out the call for nurses pretty much every day. and for the last seven years, i have been an on-call nurse so i'm exactly the kind of nurse they need to fill these open positions. so i am confused. i am ready to work. i'm available to work. they need nurses to work. but i have been told that i'm not needed. aaron kramer came up earlier to address this. he is the sciu representive furs. so, my conclusion is i'm not allowed to work because i'm over the age of 50. [applause] there is -- this is so clear to me the unfairness of this situation that i've hired a lawye

things like that >> eunice, thank you very much eunice yoon. on the markets. joining us is head of global equities research at nuveen. and the co-managing partner at douglas c. lane and associates why isn't the market reacting? what do you think, sarat >> i think a lot of this is embedded we've been talking about this for months this was expected. when we see earnings season, how is this going to play out? i think that's going to be an important part if costs to the consumer and industry companies are going to go up, that will be affecting the stock prices but at this point, it's still going back and forth and we haven't seen the rubber hit the road >> do you think the market is betting a negotiation takes place and this doesn't come to fruition >> i think the market expected the 10% hit on the $200 billion but not the 25% coming in january. if you add it up together, it's about 3% to 4% to earnings for next year. but at the same time -- >> 3% to 4% on the s&p earnings? >> for next year i think that's actually manageable, quite frankly. but i t

let's go to eunice from beijing on what the chinese side is. you think back about two weeks ago the united states was upping its language, the rhetoric against china. >>> u. smpu.s. companies are acs a partner. china was very stern in the message. they issued a 36,000 composition letter the government will talk about it at 10:00 china time half of it is dedicated for what it described as the u.s.'s trade bullyism, brazen unilateralism, attempts to intimidate other countries including china. so a lot of strong words there at the same time, the chinese have given suggestions on ways to improve the relationship. one of them is something that we've been hearing for quite some time, negotiations based on mutual trust it's clear that the chinese believe that mutual trust has broken down. according to sources over the weekend the chinese side had decided to pull out of plan negotiations in washington for this week between the vice premiere and the u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin already on the chinese side people were feeling uncomfortable beca

eunice yoon, cnbc business news, beijing. >> eunice, thank you for that.their aspirations. problem is, at what point are they able to make their own 7:37 better than boeing's >> they have made a plane. i don't know if it's better than boeing. >> that's the key. >> that's to be seen certainly >>> and investments in the chin sector and technology is going alibaba said they are making ai chips for cloud computing and that is a push to alleviate or reduce reliance on foreign-made chips. that's what jack ma said four months ago as the company was ramping up its investments in chip makers specifically we don't want to depend on the u.s. what if they stop selling. >> andwhat degree can the old tools of stimulating the economy buffer whatever export slowdown is there. that's where the market fixates. is china okay? does it look wobbly or not therefore markets can be okay. we also have to kind of get to this point of feeling like, you know, the whole trade issue can add friction to global supply chains it can be a net negative maybe it will create pockets of inflat

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for "nightly business report," i'm eunice yoon in beijing. >>> it is time to tak a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. dow component united health was downgraded toro neutral buy at citi. the analyst cites concerns about the commercial risk market and sees limited up side to estimates. the price target is $288. stock fell 3% to $259.73. >>> darden was downgraded to neutral from outperform at bayer. it says it may be overen ed in the short term. the price target is $120. the stock fell a fraction to $118.68. >>> foo w locker upgraded from outperform to market perform. there are fewer headwinds in europe. the price target is $58. the stock rose to $49.09. >>> still ahead, looking forb t a startup? there are a few things that you need to know. >>>ouse republica released their plans for a second round of tax cuts. the legislation propose by the house ways and means committee would make the lower individl rates permanent, eliminate the maximum age forome contributions to retirement accounts and allow for new business writeoff. >>> airlines are waiving change fees as hurricanes flor

reporter eunice fundings root covers the matches with a life and awards the play is months out of ten. is also a date. we work at high speed always under pressure there is always something happening but i like it when it has to go fast i at the end of the match also interview some of the players for the newspapers live stream that way the newspapers represent competition for television television also represents competition for the newspapers. this is the top three although the public broadcasters have become a real competitors for us since we started publishing our own online texts. the problem is that the publicly funded t.v. stations provide their text free of charge. naturally that's not so good for our business tax to build a lot of these in a small pool. the lines are blurring between individual media and not just in no way. back to the lousy to one show in germany where newspapers are also feeling the pressure from online reports on public broadcasters websites one front ballon brandon back abbey b. for short covers the lancet region as well. the newspaper sees there says unfai

breakthrough the case of a missing internet privacy activist so you can post a close associate of wiki leaks euniceng police say they now have found the man's belongings they think in the sea off the norwegian coast. the police nordland was notified by a local recreational fisher that he had found some belongings floating in the sea near the shoreline the belongings are confirmed by the police to belong to the missing person or you can put the location of these items appears to be fairly close to the town where i encountered first was staying and where he was last seen on the twentieth of august when he checked out of the hotel there in the town of bodo he was a dutch citizen and he was in norway on holiday as i said and he was meant to leave the hotel and take a train to another town ten hours south of the town where he was staying in order to get a flight from there but he never got on that flight and that's when friends and family started getting worried and started expressing their concerns about his whereabouts there are now dutch investigators in norway helping with the investigation and i th

point magazine, the british political commentator alex deane and the portuguese writer and academic euniceliverpool, that he's ready to rebuild a divided country. he promised to renationalise the railways and create 400,000 jobs in the green economy. delegates also voted to keep all options open when it comes to brexit. political watchers spoke of more confidence and positivity at conference, compared to the year before. will the mood be similar among conservatives, about to meet in birmingham? brexit is the inevitable backdrop, and the former foreign secretary borisjohnson has stuck his oar in again, right before curtain up. we make nationalised railways. some of us are old to remember nationalised. i think renationalising, deep investment in public services, more power to the unions and so

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eunice un with where we stand. >> will, the tariffs could be less than 10% and bayening has already promised quick retalleyation. the threats could scuttle the plans by the u.s. treasury department to revive trade talks. the chinese government has been finalizing its plans to send the vice commerce minister to washington to set the stage for higher level negotiations between the vice premiere and the u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin "the wall street journal" quoted a senior official saying china won't negotiate with a gun pointed to its head. the foreign ministry addressed the speculation saying china firmly insists that equal talks on the basis of mutual respect are the only way to solve trade issues brian, chinese officials have repeatedly said in the past that they do not want to negotiate under threat thank you very much. >>> coming up. a sign of the time we'll tell you who bout the time for 1 t95 one firm is projecting $1 billion lost in business we'll be back right after this . ♪ ♪ so they can look up and see the place they live. ♪ ♪ and prove that the real world beats a post. ♪

eunice manager corporation and profits go down, you are out. very stressful.some are getting higher salaries, more benefits and prestige, but some who do not benefit everyone are out, on the bottom of the heap. so you have to perform. you have to do a good job and help everyone. that is the john rawls theory. the liberal interpretation of the two principles seeks to mitigate the influence of social contingencies and natural fortune on distributive shares. to accomplish this end, it is necessary to impose further basic structural conditions on the social system. the market arrangement must be set within a framework of political and legal institutions which regulate the overall trends of economic events and preserves the social conditions necessary for opportunity. there is equality of opportunity. the elements are familiar. taxing the rich to help the poor. regulating unfair business. the elements of the framework, to recall the importance -- maintaining equal opportunities of education. education is a big public one. education to be the great equalizer. you ha

eunice yoon joins us with this story. huge move. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, becky. you know, he chose a very special day because today is jack ma's 54th birthday and it's also teacher's day here in china. so on social media people have been congratulating teacher ma and he chose the day because he wants to return to life as a teacher. for alibaba they are getting a new chairman in one year's time. he said that he is going to oversee the transition he will stay on as a bort member but he's going to pass the the folder to daniel john. he's been with the company since 2007 he's the ex-ceo of tabo and he was the coo of the company so jack ma in a letter to shareholders and others praised zhang for his mind he holds dear alibaba's mission and vision a question is whether or not daniel zhang would be able to fill jack ma's shoes alibaba and jack ma have been completely synonymous. he's always been the elder states man not only in the company but in the chinese tech scene. he's been the one that's been pair a chuted in if th

a lot of activity and you can see outside the mascone center, allie rasmus, katv eunice. >>> there are some handshakes and unexpected chuckles as president trump addresses world leaders today. >> in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. america's so true. didn't expect that reaction, but that's okay. >> details on the president's speech at the united nations and what some are calling america's growing isolation. >>> weather tracking low clouds and near the coastline with a lot to talk about. a big warm up and a major drop off toward the weekend and we will have that forecast, coming up. >>> the man accused of being the elusive norcal rapist appears in court. why a victim said it was so important to attend these hearings. >>> president donald trump staunchly defended his america first policies in a speech before world leaders at the u.n. general assembly. as reported, some critics say his tone is isolating the u.s. >> reporter: president donald trump addressing world leaders on his second day of the u.n.

marc savoy was born and raised here in the small prairie town of eunice. and wilson, they make up the savoy family band. they've all been playing music since they were children and share a devotion, a dedication to cajun culture. so, how far does the family go back here? >> ann savoy: marc, here's the question -- how far does your family go back here? >> marc: well, i think back to the american revolution because the land that we live on was ceded to one of our ancestors. and part of that land is still in our family today. >> anthony: how the french acadian pioneers got here, and ended up becoming cajun is a long story. forcibly deported by the protestant british from their homeland in nova scotia, the acadians became refugees. eventually settling deep in the mosquito-infested swamps and flatlands of louisiana. a place nobody else wanted at the time. over the years, the settlers absorbed, to varying degrees, other cultures -- irish, spanish, german, native american, and west african among others. mutating into a distinctive culture unlike any other. so how

>> anthony: mammito eunice is a comedian.e voted kenya's funniest person -- are all using art to tell a new story about kibera. >> simon: it started from the challenge that we've been facing in this life. like me, you know, i've been brought up by a single parent. i used to even engage in criminal activities. coming across my fellow friends, who have been passing to such kind of messes, we decided to come up with an organization, known as kibera creative arts. so to try to teach our fellow young people to make them avoid getting in these traps that are set for us. >> anthony: kibera is also ground zero for what's called around here "the white savior complex" -- a focal point for the more than 12,000 mostly well-meaning ex-pat aid workers who live in kenya. it's a dynamic that can be counter-productive as salaried employment discrepancies can cause a ripple effect of problems for native kenyans. many kenyans are working on a grassroots level to take control of their own future. kibera creative arts being an example. artists an

back now to one of our top stories the death of out of that hardly al-jazeera is eunice yes that has been following the reaction to the death from the afghan capital kabul. after a long fight with illness today dean had curly one of the most influential figures in afghanistan died at the age of seventy two the spokesman of taliban confirmed today the death of the founder and the leader of her new network. a group and organization that many experts here in afghanistan believe they have between five and ten thousand will trained will equipped. insurgents in the in the southeast region of afghanistan the provinces back to back to. the family of how carney is very influential over there they have tribal relationship across the border with pakistan which made it easy for the insurgents to get through the border and attack inside afghanistan without detection and the chief executive of the lab the law said today that the afghans will be always grateful for the contribution. during the afghan jihad against the soviets but he said that it works today is considered a. terrorist group that the

dispatched by the stuttering eunice mali. one one the school but the drama was just beginning in the first minutes of stoppage time on dry due to slip an ingenious free kick under the walter but half setback in front of my it was due to a second goal from a free kick into games. my but with time running out john brooks headed on to admin many and he leveled things up again by bruno love india's team snatching a draw from the jaws of defeat thanks to their new founds never say die attitude. is coming back to see the image of the team has gained confidence they know from the last few weeks and some situations at the end of last season that they can come back from behind that gives. now it's time to take a look at some of the other big toys this weekend in a moment we'll see when this leipsic and turn over search but first we look at clash against chalco the royal blues have lost both of their opening ties even coach to many go to tesco feeling under pressure so let's take a look at how they got on against a glass site that hasn