china. 6 months ago few months ago already started the research for 6 g. saw we are in front of us. a big challenge and we have to understand what the matter today is less trade and more technology and here i say i like to say that the new land is the konar logy so what can the e.u. and china do collectively could they could they use an alternative currency to the dollar to trade for example to to get around the sanctions and tariffs now i think from my point of view for civil you know that. the economy and then just a system of europe and china are very complex complimentary what is important today for europe our power to keep her. leadership and in the global regulation which we know for many sectors is very important i think what we should do is basically to thinks is accelerate the internal market we need a real european internal market because if we create. and we do we do progress in have a real intern and market these will be very important for europe at the same time also increases the investment on the on research and development. how in your view then is is trade changing

2 games at this year's that women's football world cup dazzling performance from christiane i g that he saw the blues cruised to a 5 nil triumph against jamaica the striker opened her account from the penalty spot in the 12 minutes. from 1st quarter in the 25th to make it to the 1st she really completed her trick i had it just after how. substitute or i got there went on to grab 2 goals 1st finishing from long range converting a meaty place through. england to book their place in the next round after a one no win over argentina dominated the match and had numerous set chances to score nicky to paris how to go to sleep with her side in front of the 1st half of the penalty as well save. england finally broke the deadlock in the 61st minute wait supplied a perfect across from joe telling him from close range goal was to take all 3 points. this is w. news life and then i'll have more at the top of. your business update in just about a good day. so if you have to get through the bundesliga break without a football 6 think again. the busts subsequent. assaults.

not that angry over the headquarters of a regional military cooperation known as g 5 saw how he's being moved to that neighborhood in mali's capital bamako. still it's good to see we want them to leave here we want them to get out that's all that is all. its previous headquarters were bombed by insurgents last year it was in central mali closer to the conflict that the g 5 is meant to resolve. the decision to move it here to the capital in the south came after the headquarters of the g 5 just down there the police are protecting them police have been coming up to the protesters in the pickups driving around the neighborhood firing tear gas but each time they pull away protesters we got some of it throwing stones setting fire to tires and other debris in the road people here on. what they see as a totally ineffectual regional cooperation. many people in mali feel the army un peacekeepers and foreign militaries have failed to protect them from various foreign forces here have failed to end insurgencies in the north by armed groups linked to al qaida and i so the g 5 health force includes

diden james just very briefly can you give me a bit of a comparison as to how this feels now this g. 20 and i saw as compared to the g. 20 when azeris when there was a trade that was struck. yes but that was not a trade settlement to the dispute it was as you say a truce president trouble now talking about something much more optimistic we must wait and see and that's how do you get ahead james is there live for us and our stock of keeping an eye on everything from the g. 20 will be coming back here i'm sure very shortly jane thanks for that. well there is lots happening all over the world today and we'll be telling you much more about what's going to be happening in osaka let's tell you a little more about what's on our website which is primarily about the g. 20 today and and all the different meetings that are taking place there between leaders do go to our website for more details about ongoing coverage from osaka that's al-jazeera dot com. all that said from maine a star at this news hour but my colleague fanny is 8 and will be in the chair and just a few minutes with much more of the day's n

g. technology trilobites saw their stock price shoot up nearly 10 percent on the news but has since leveled out. so i'm now for a quick break but hang here because when we return as a trans-pacific trade fight continues its having impact on stocks on both sides of the ocean goup of the institute for china america studies is on hand to repeat the harsh rhetoric and get to the numbers later as the effects of the trade war waged heavily on china another link in its economic change against the last swine fever grips the nation's ports of wide horwitz above the trading joins us to see how china plans to get through tough times ahead and as we go to break here are the numbers at the close. he will come you. called. a member. of. the board. with a board that. you can use and easy for. you just leave us. alone and some. of the. ideas of the local was. based on what. you own what one would you would means leakers. you look as i wish you. the. quantitative easing of 4 q he 4 is now well under way can't taper a ponzi scheme no economics matters only money printing and stock manipulation. you know to t

g. technology trilobites saw their stock price shoot up nearly 10 percent on the news but has since leveled out. so i'm now for a quick break but hang here because when we return as a trans-pacific trade fight continues its having impact on stocks on both sides of the ocean goup of the institute for china america studies is on hand to repeat the harsh rhetoric and get to the numbers later as the effects of the trade war weighed heavily on china another link in its economic change against the last swine fever grips the nation's ports of why it's above the training joins us to see how china plans to get through tough times. and as we go to break here are the numbers of the close. we are in a strange situation where everybody is making a lot of noise about military action against iran but nobody in the part of that alliance actually wants to do it. there's no desire for it so do you hope that the iran makes a mistake. somehow. and then some kind of confrontation and then the iranians will be forced to come to the table you know begging for some kind of solution on american terms but you know i

g. technology trilobites saw their stock price shoot up nearly 10 percent on the news but has since leveled out. so i'm now for a quick break but hang here because when we return as a trans-pacific trade fight continues it's having impact on stocks on both sides of the ocean goup of the institute for china america studies. on hand to repeat the harsh rhetoric and get to the numbers later if the 2 trade war weighed heavily on china another lincoln to take the law making against the last all swine sports of why paul it's above the training joins us to see how china plans to get through tough times ahead and as we go to break here are the numbers of the close. officer. who had to get up off the ground after begin to pay down. on the sounds of. a grown man with misleading essentially. twisted away from the officer. the obvious or did they kind of lunge for the weapon once missed and then when it happened on 3 swung at the observations didn't hit him i never saw any contact between the 2 any kind went back to where they were so the officers back here there try again 15 feet apart at this point a

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something i pressed the president on at the g-20 summit at the press drchs o conference after the g-20 we saw on display there the president really getting cozy with the likes of vladimir putin. the mohammad bin salman, the president of sairk. and i asked the president what's with the coziness with the dictators. >> what is it with the coziness with the dictators and autocrats at the summits with mohammad bin salman, the crown prince of saudi arabia, when asked about the case of jamaul khashoggi you did not respond to that question in front of. >> i don't know that anybody asked me. >> like you were -- were you afraid of offending him on that subject. >> not at all. i don't really care about offending people. i sort of thought you'd know that. >> well you passed up an opportunity. >> i get along with president putin. i get along with mohammad from saudi arabia. look, i spoke to saudi arabia when the oil prices a year ago were getting very high. and i wasn't so nice. and i said, you got to get some more oil into the system because what's happening is no good. and they did. and the people are d

i saw richard nixon g around firing everybody, and that didn't work out too well. >> reporter: despite president trump's insistence, the mueller report says he did try to fire rob muter. >>> and in a new nbc news/"wall street ssournal" poll 27% says conghould begin impeachment hearings. >> i think every day the pressure to impeach grows, and i think that's adjustable. >> reporter: the republican-controlled senate would be the jury. >> the republicans in the senate, every single one that i see, know this is a gitch-hunt. they it 100%. >> reporter: nbc news/"wall street journal" poll also shows some 48% o the public against impeachment hearings, say the president should finish out his first term. that does not mean they want him to have a second one. ron allen, thank you. >>> to the mounting tensions with iran. after the u.s. accused it of attacking two oil tankers, today secretary of state mike pompeo said we don't wt war, but added the u.s. will take all the action necessary to keep vital shipping routes open. cord any cubie is in the a region teen. >> reporter: the crew arrived after

we saw equity markets higher in the beginning of the session, but in the afternoon, they started losing momentum. of course, there is concern over trade tensions ahead of the g-20 summit. we saw the s&p 500 fall or a fourth consecutive session. we also had some swinging between gains and losses throughout the session. chipmakers, though, managed to finish up. chipmakers really had a strong session with the philadelphia semiconductor index gaining more than 3% and closing of the highest level in about a month and the nasdaq gained ground despite the fact that president trump came out saying that suings the u.s. will be google and facebook. u.s. futures at the moment not doing much. let's see how the markets are shaping up in asia. sophie: this thursday after a two-day drop in the region, we could shrug off wall street declines with asian stock futures hinting at a mixed picture here. we could see gains even as trump warns of a plan b on china. the stock looking hard for a reason to stay invested in goldman. we are looking light on the agenda with japanese retail moving higher. also gauging reaction to the latest news that apple plans to invest $100 million in

against an extradition bill to china demonstrators want the issue discussed at the upcoming g. 20 meeting and i saw. now the fans say of matted saudi jon lester she has called on the un to take action on its findings about his killing meanwhile un special rapporteur on yes kalamata will present her final report on death to the un human rights council on wednesday he has. a matthew hedges came to geneva to deliver a warning the 2 for terri an oil rich state such as saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are in their words flagrantly violating human rights and that the international community must do more to hold the leaders of these countries to account chang is fiance jamal has shows he was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last october she's called on the un to take action over his killing. this is an outrageous and well beyond money oil policies if the u.n. and other major international organizations do not follow up such incidents all murders then who would do it. hedges is a british academic who was jailed last year on charges of spying in the u.a.e. he was in solitary confinem

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but i thought one of the more striking moments from this g-20 summit was that very icy encounter you sawesa may from the united kingdom and vladimir putin. there was such a sharp contrast between cureesa may and her interaction with vladimir putin and president trump and his encounter with vladimir putin. and i think it goes to show you what we're starting to see at these g-20 summits and it's just my own observation as i've been covering these is that you're seeing more and more, i think, a retreat of the dominance and influence of democratic countries, countries like the united states and sort of a rise of war autocratic and dictator-like countries like saudi arabia, like russia and so on. and the sphere of influence, it seems is shifting somewhat when you see these g-20 summits take place. some of the tone is set by the united states and how the president reacts with these leaders. and some of the presidents critics point out he does seem a little cozy at times. i suppose when the president comes into this room and starts taking questions you may hear some of that as well. how is it h

and that is what you saw throughout the g-20, culminating in the u.s. being the only country of the 20 not to sign on to the international climate change agreement, 19 of them have. so what i see is more and more erosion of our work with the rest of the world. it is fine that he wants to talk to kim jong-un on the phone. okay, fine. he wants to go meet with him. but you look at it overall, the withdrawal from the iranian agreement, the havoc that has wrought where we were ten minutes away from potentially getting into a war, those are my concerns about the way he conducts foreign policy around the world. >> you mentioned russia, you also mentioned russia when you tweeted your condemnation of the racist attacks against your colleague and fellow candidate senator kamala harris. you said we are better than this, russia is not. and stand united against this type of vile behavior. are you saying that you believe russia is responsible for this? >> you know what, i have no idea who is responsible for it but i just know they have messed around on the internet m

dispute has disrupted the global economy made the announcement as the g 20 summit was drawing to a close gathering in osaka also saw the end veiling of another big agreement on trade. the leaders of the world's 2 largest economies trump and she the u.s. and china together those 2 countries represent 40 percent of global economic pits a trade war has been on for a year which has sent shock waves through the world's economy now the leaders have agreed to restart trade talks as trump promises not to impose new tariffs on chinese goods those talks came on the heels of a breakthrough for the european union and the latin american bloc known as america's are the e.u. saying to trade deal with argentina brazil and europe wide to slash billions in tire ifs this is a historical moment these negotiations have been 2 decades in the making of the summit and of soccer has focused on international trade tensions but for some they are the climate crisis was at the top of the agenda the group of signed an agreement on climate change similar to the one signed at last year's summit in argentina again with the us refusing to join the

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that this meeting that we're watching but a historic moment is happening on the back of what we saw in the g. 20 with some positive signals shall we say in the broader sort of u.s. asia particular u.s. china relationship is that do you think that this meeting has a great chance of producing something some stance if well the fact that the meeting occurred already is president shrub is clearly going to declare a victory whether one looks at it as a foreign policy victory or a domestic u.s. politics victory keeping in mind we're now in our 2020 alexion season we saw the democrats debating a few days ago about what was the greatest security threat they don't seem to be prioritizing north korea anymore they were talking about iran and russia and china that really plays into donald trump's hands to say that the things that he's been mentioning throughout the day as far as progress on north korea are actually true and that he's going to push back on the critics whether it's in the media or analysts like me on t.v. who want to say that there hasn't been substantive progress president trump is going

g. network and then we saw a response from china coming from the chinese leader where he sought to say that this shouldn't be developed behind closed doors and certainly there should be no interference in the market why is all of this interesting it's interesting because it shows how far apart these 2 leaders are and the prox of difference when it comes to trying to resolve the issue of the trade war between the 2 very far apart attack issues sort of does not bode well or foreshadow any sort of deal on trade coming out of these meetings that will take place on saturday committee thank you very much for that finale that white house correspondent can be held good with the latest live saga thank you we are going to move on to other news now rex tillerson has described diplomacy being done behind his back by the president's son joel when he served as u.s. secretary of state he made the remarks about. all testifying about his rocky 15 months of the job which ended when donald trump fired him via twitter john hendren reports from washington d.c. . the united states' former secretary of state says

i mean, to fight --g they're look for you to screw up. they saw me, they weren't looking for me to screw up, and they let me go back my white neighborhood. that is all you need to know. it's different. and you need to -- and we're doing a disservice -- as long as you are receiving -- on the receiving end of privilege, then you'rpart of the problem and not the solution. and i want to be part of a solution.sp the portionate amount of people who are caught with this kind of thing, and we have companies now, coca-cola or pepsi, talking about putting cannab and cbd in drinks, in cokes, in sodas, while ese people are in jail doesn't match up. we can't legalize marijuana without helping all these people get out of jail. >> so, do you ink as a -- you know, as a progressive woman who stands -- i don't know if you yoll self part of the resistance, but, you know, kind of disagrees with the president, do you think there's sti opportunities and that it's morally acceptable to work witha inistration you disagree with on issues that you care about and you th?k c

you saw the birdie on 7. tiger, an up and gnks to two under p but it came undone a little bit toward the end. he finished a 8 and 9 s into th an uneven day for tiger. the good news is he is still very much in contention heading into the weekend. >> it's all in the ball game. there are so many guys with a chance of win. we've got a long way to go. we'll see how it shapes up for tomorrow. the golf course can be a little bit faster, more spree than today and scores will continue to back up a little bit. >> reporter: there are several participants with local ties. one of them is starting to open eyes, brandon woo, a senior r.at he is playing the course now. he will be coming up behind us to play 18. he did three under for the day. protected cutline is two. maybe make some noise and play with the big boys. we'll keep an eye on that. justin rose, 65 today, not as commanding today. he was one under today, shot a 70. he is at 7 under par heading into the weekend. the projected cut is plus two. a lot is still going on but the bottom lin

of the america and there is donald trump and donald trump is a want to be autocrat and what you saw at the g 20, what you mentioned when you talked earlier, what you saw was the 17 other nations of the world plus the three principle organizations in the access of autocracies and china are committed to breaking up the balance of power as it's existed since world war ii and kept europe relatively safe that being said, these polls are the last polls that hold up global democracy. the united states has now as an official policy of donald trump's government has abandoned liberal democracy formed in the building behind me at independence hall in philadelphia. he does not believe it. vladimir putin personally attacked liberal democracy. he said liberal democracy is obsolete. that is the american democracy that is existed for 244 years. donald trump agrees with him and is working to destroy that. putin also said it's the end of multi cultural to say it's the end of the united states of america. these are the threats which we are facing today and donald trump is the leader of that threat. well, that

we saw joe biden going g. into a room of wealthy donors and say nothing about fundamentally change for you. well, if bernie sanders is the president of the united states, everything is going to fundamentally change for them and it has to change because middle class of america, the working class of america, nothing changes for them unless something changes for the 1%. >> should we expect bernie sanders to attack joe biden on that stage tonight? >> there's going to be contrasts about them, this he have different records, have had a long history of voting on things like iraq war, nafta, trade issues, bankruptcy bill. there are a lot of distinctions about them. one has been right for a long period of their history one was hand wrong. no, he's not going to come in looking to a k at that. >> the word contrast means attack in it's context. >> i believe that you have to have a policy debate and explain how you're different from everybody else on stage. >> i think it's going to be an intense pot si gate this evening, f

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goes the wrong way round up in the attic as a james bay is that live for us and i saw it with all the developments from the g. 20 well now let's talk about the breakfast that president thomas just had with the saudi crown prince and also joins us live from my soccer jamal talk us through what was said between the 2 men it looks like it was all smiles. and there was confirmation of that special relationship that the 2 men enjoy and often like to point to one that is based on essentially that prince pledging more and more money on investment into the u.s. economy and research process here from the americans in the form of them ignoring a lot of the criticism that has been leveled against this saudi crown prince in the policies that he has personhood namely the war in yemen that has led to thousands of deaths and the u.n. describing gets as the worst humanitarian crisis or disaster of our time and more recently the murder of saudi journalist specialty and in this latest meeting there was no change from. scripted started off with the saudi crown prince thanking the president saying that his country had gone a lo

g gee kne ""anderson 360"" starts now. >>> we saw what appears to be a new campaign for the 2020 democratic presidential hopefuls which is really what makes any campaign so compelling particularly this one at any point nearly anything can happen and when it does, the entire political landscape can shift. tonight, after two nights of democrats debating each other and in many ways introducing themselves to the voters who watched last night in record numbers, there are signs the plates are in motion. viewers saw former vice president joe biden, the overwhelming favorite in the polls stumble on stage over the issue of school bussing and relevancy and in the eyes of - some, resiliency and ability to do what he's done in debates in the past, mainly think well on his feet and react quickly in the moment. though, he retains a loyal and affection anytifollowing, some reviews are hash. quoting something he said on biden writes his own headline, my time is up, i'm sorry. the question now is it? did the former vice president do so badly it would begin to erode what until now has been a commanding lead

name came up again during the investigation as she was called to testify based on g all that she witnessed, all tha she saw and overheard in that job. hope hicks is back in the news tonight because she has said no to a congressional subpoena because she was told to by the white house. hicks along with another woman annie donaldson, former chief of staff to one-time white house counsel don mcgahn have chosen not to cooperate with subpoenas from the house judiciary committee. the committee's chairman jerry nadler had requested materials from both women as part of his committee's investigation into possible obstruction and abuse of power by the president. they were due by 10:00 a.m. os today. that didn't happen. the committee got a letter from the current white house counsel who invoked executive privilege and added that the former aides, quote, do not have the legal right to disclose the white house records to third parties. and that acting chief of staff mick mulvaney to the president has directed them not to produce documents. chairman nadler responded with his own statement which read in part, federal law

saw in our report. michelle in how to she is a legal practitioner for the human rights in g o 4 i asked her what the most urgent issues are. thank you very much for having me the issue at hand right now at the prison conditions that by having current t.v. is overcrowding the issues to do with economic social and cultural rights particularly food or to health sanitation those issues really need to be looked into particularly also their reintegration off the field out after they've finished the sentence and these are particularly the issues that need to be looked into currency in zimbabwe in the correctional system right so i wondered in your engagement with the authorities on these issues what kind of reception you're getting we know that shortly after you became president emma semangat were granted him amnesty to about 3000 prison is and that was a big as i understand to decongest the country's jails is this something that a willing to work with you and organizations like yourselves on. as city. has been pretty good we recently had a roundtable discussion 1st of 4 with civil society organizations that ar

positive comes off this g 20 meeting, and i'm now telling you i think, just me, not those pundits think the most likely outcome happens. which stocks are likely to get slammed after we saw what happened so you know what a disappointing g 20 meeting would be first, this is semi conductors when reported they told us there could be a massive short fall because the president blacklisted one of the biggest customers. world come stock rebounded back to where it was before the disappointment extraordinary. struggling back up and commod y commodities in demand. the king of chinese 5 g is rolling back and in spite of a recent downgrade and solutions western digital rallied. i think all these stocks will get hit if not hit hard if there is no deal. >> the house of pain. >> after the g 20. second, apple. now you know my stance on apple. we got to own it have been right. come on. the stock will go from 140 to 190 but after this recent amount, i think the stock is too cheap. the, let's say you have to expect it to get hit if the president rolls out another round of tariffs and wrongly doesn't give them exception. yes, i'm calling for an apple exception to the next round of tariffs.

however in japan tis the season to be soggy you probably saw the umbrellas up for those arriving for the g. 20 in osaka this is a frontal system the waves in 4 weeks we usually refer to as the by you rain sometimes it's so you means the plum rains are partly coinciding with frightening plans i just thought it was too early but i'm obviously wrong in the 1st big and you come to you'd expect something like 770 millimeters over the next over the yeah from the 1st of june to the middle of july and this is the sort of scene you get this was. not surprisingly they get it every year therefore it's expected this prompted a level 4 warning because she's near the top of the warning scale in japan because of the rate of fall not the amount the rate it produces flash flooding and of course it's a little bit inconvenient but national fact nearby when he got a $161.00 minimally says this is a city just north of and you know soccer itself $27.00 millimeters that's the total cash it's the rate of fall there that was probably notable now because it sees no rain we've not seen the end of it as you can see t

g gee kne ""anderson 360"" starts now. >>> we saw what appears to be a new campaign for the 2020 democraticlly what makes any campaign so compelling particularly this one at any point nearly anything can happen and when it does, the entire political landscape can shift. tonight, after two nights of democrats debating each other and in many ways introducing themselves to the voters who watched last night in record numbers, there are signs the plates are in motion. viewers saw former vice president joe biden, the overwhelming favorite in the polls stumble on stage over the issue of school bussing and relevancy and in the eyes of - some, resiliency and

yeah there's a rule saw there for bending that you could put it this way and there are reports that not just my continued all the g.'s what does one see me conductor company being hit by this been against but also other companies are finding ways to actually still do business with some chinese companies that are on this list from washington by the way my current technology is one of the big doctor companies came out with earnings reports they saw a revenue drop by almost 40 percent and then just in the 1st 6 months of the year micron got about 13 percent of their business or of their revenue from. when the band got to emplace and may stop selling components to you or why but then they had a closer look at it and found ways to still at least sell some components to you of my aunt and that news and the stock actually gains by 13 percent yes quarter new york thank you. the united states has been trying to calm its allies over another of its trade conflicts during a visit to india u.s. secretary of state might pompei a promise deli the u.s. would ensure it continues to get enough oil despite sanctions on iran and stop

which will host the next edition of the g 20 summit there are presidents have to be standing next to or south side by side with the current host and that's why we saw in those pictures this time around kind of inside a man square in the center as opposed to how he was the last time the g 20 met in one osiris in argentina where the crown prince was left essentially sun at the back corner of this stage there what's more telling isn't the surliest positioning but sort of the way in we've certainly there is dealt with and sides he approached that very warm handshake which he went forward to give with the russian president vladimir putin similar to that one that he gave back in argentina but more significantly was u.s. president donald trump ensuring that everybody saw and everybody knew that as far as trump was concerned some of them said man is a very close ally and a friend he shook his hand more than once they kept holding hands there was a great big grins and even a bit of laughing between the 2 and that is something that maybe speaks to to what's trump has said from the beginning particularly the case of facilities there where the trump administra

g. transfer rates to enable the technology if you. and we're talking here just like we saw in the report self driving cars we're also talking about these autonomy's factories that a lot of companies are betting on to secure their supply chain moving forward and as long as they don't have that network they're not going to be developing those technologies and that's a huge problem for berlin so of course a lot of people might be asking is what world us china us well way play in all of this because we know that the u.s. wants germany to block well way from its 5 g. network well it definitely does it's a major stumbling stone right now in the relations between the 2 countries because as i was just talking about there germany has a problem when it comes to building these type of networks it's a huge problem the last 2030 years hallway is the market leader when it comes to this type of technology it's also the cheapest provider that's out there so really if germany wants to build a 5 g. network quickly and efficiently it needs while these technology however the trump administrati

president trump blaming >> well, iran did do it and you know they did it because you saw the ueboat. i g one of the mines didn'tpl e and it's probably got essentially iran written all over it. >> iran denies being involved. last month, the u.s. militar sent the aircraft carrier uss abraham lincoln, b-52 bombers and other u.s. militaryto asset he region to counter what they called credible and imminent threats to u.s. and allies here. >> we travelled to the lincolnt wi general frank mckenzie. the head of u.s. central command that requested the additional forces. he says the lincoln'sresence is impacting iranian behavior. >> the fact that a carrier is here has caused tm to recalculate. it's very concerning to them that a big chunk of american will is sitting he. >> but u.s. defense officials say the lincoln, the most visible u.s. deturrent was in oman at the time of the attack. >> how close are we to a military conflict with iran right now? >> that's exactly right peter. that's the bigger concern here in the region. is the risk of a miscalculation. so some sign of iranian backed proxy grou

couple other g 20 notes, we saw the president spend a great deal of time with xi jinping at the g 20..s. firms would be able to sell products to chinese telecom giant huawei, maybe an olive branch to keep the talks moving forward. we also talked about his conversations with russian president vladimir putin, noting, that yes, the two men again discussed election meddling and the possibility of more trade yet to come. we do expect a read-out on the meeting with the president and president moon here in south korea. also maybe an update on what may or may not transpire at the dmz. as get more information, i will pass it along. back to you. >> we appreciate it, kevin. >> interesting developments throughout the day. we will bring them to you when they happen. >> no doubt about it. >>> meanwhile, a lot happening back here as the president is overseas. and we'll get to 2020 in a moment. but let's not forget that the president at the g 20 also got a chance to sit down with the chinese president, president xi. they're trying to talk trade. they're trying to talk deal. those tariffs that the pre

guys not a lot going on i expect to it be commonwealth until friday when we get to g-20 more importantly the action we sawthe fed is pretty telling how people are viewing risk going forward >> so now what at this point is baked in terms of fed expectations >> you know they did a decent job of closing the gap between where fed fund futures were for the yearer and what they are looking to do. a bunch members went from zero cuts to two cuts in 2019 it was reiterating they are ready to act if necessary. so now it's seems with positioning as low as it is and global central banks still being quite accommodating, we're at the point we need clarity. will we get rhetoric out of the trade discussions which will be good for the market or are we going to get a fed cut or both the reaction from last wednesday people are ready to add risk there's not a lot on and at the end of the day with bond yields in the u.s., the ten year around 2% and 12 trillion, 10 to 12 trillion of negative yield assets globally s&p and u.s. equities still very attractive >> so you said it's a waiting game until g-20. we'll get that meeting in

european markets investors saw his tweets as evidence that the us itself will soon cut interest rates markets were also buoyed when we did he would meet chinese premier she jean at the g 20 this month for trade talks. the dow moving up and down on trump tweets what's really driving us markets right now. with a huge shimmin pick the s. and p. $500.00 now is shy only one percent of a new record lows and i would say both actually made a difference so we have the federal reserve was the next meeting now on a wednesday and so was the tweet for president donald trump of that was seen here on wall street as well as the bends or at least some more pressure on the read federal reserve to cut interest rates of probably not wednesday but then at the next meeting by the end of july and then also the tweet about this good conversation by phone that donald trump had was she in being was also see in at least gave some hope to markets that at the g. 20 meeting next week that at least an escalation of the trade dispute with china can get a verdict well both are still a question mark the market reacted in a very positive way to both tweeds and blue chips went up by a good 350 points he

saw himself the bottle. was my his. seat. at least you know what it was the think i'll just pass. g q 4 and came enjoyed. it's an emotional event for the crowd and speakers alike many here in new mariella personally and they're determined to continue her legacy. oh. there facebook a place that i don't think it's a bad thing. to mariella supporters my guess carnival song has become an anthem to justice. the only. issues here on. this list or no quote. this will. not there are still many unanswered questions about the assassination of money out of franco especially who may ultimately have been behind it. against a background of widening divisions in brazil the authorities must prove that they're serious about solving her murder until they do the mistrust and cya teams will only continue to grow. as governments fail to cut emissions scientists are proposing drastic measures to save the planet. people in power ways technological endeavors to counter humanity's pollutants against the risks of further meddling with the environment to ever feel like this is playing god it's actually quite unsettling and quite f

about both the underlying facts, which including article i -- excuse g me, volume i and volume ii, was that as a prosecutor she saw the elements that she could very well go to court, she could first seek an indictment then go to court and then proceed with an appeal, if necessary. i think the american people will listen to this. and we seek to continue to go down this pathway of investigation, dash, education. but let me say this, you know what else will move this needle? is if this administration, this white house continues to block the persons who are no longer at the white house, that includes i believe ms. donaldson, ms. hicks and mr. mcgahn from speaking legitimately and under the rules of the house, the legitimacy of this committee to seek witnesses and as well to suggest that mr. mueller should not testify, even though we believe we'll get all of these individuals, then i think the american people will see, is this the way we want to run a country? >> congresswoman sheila jackson lee, good to talk to you again. thank you for joining me tonight. >> glad to be with you. thank you. >> all right. for more on th