let's bring in founder of global resources partnership and geo political expert to my met files are coming into the program now. what we know at the moment germany austria and other european leaders back nord stream to you and they've condemned the u.s. threats of sanctions how do you think this is going to play out and are they able to defy washington. well it's quite clear as you said already a senate. of representatives approved the bipartisan bill on sanctions and it will turn into law probably in august when president trumps science it it's part and parcel of the u.s. policy you also mentioned in your news reports that you know we have a trade and technology warfare going on with china tightening sanctions regime against iran very soon there might be a series of sanctions applied on turkey because of a $400.00. defense system board from russia so in a series of this kind of actions we see that those determination on the side of us and this is also deepening the rift between the europeans and the americans. because us have several objectives for imposing the sanctions initially on comp

act together and develop multilateral cooperation play a constructive role in the system of global energy resource management and make a bigger contribution to global energy development and president xi jinping also managed to quote a famous russian writer dust and he said beauty will save the world so preserving nature is the future of our planet that was the strong message that he had to give here at the simply just form he will leave russia today leaving behind promises for even more trade between the 2 nations in the future. un human rights experts to mounting an investigation into the war on drugs by the president of the philippines they're accusing the drink of the tap say of inciting violence against drug dealers as well as intimidating judges and degrading women human rights watch estimates that at least 12000 filipinos upon killed since to turn his campaign began in 2016 richard head down and is a political scientist and author of the book the rise of 2 tatay he says that calls for an inquiry could be a lifeline for the political opposition in the philippines this is important because it'

isn't it this is a global problem because there there are authority a the authorities should they be given more influence over social media content be are there going to be enough resources globally because obviously different countries have different resorts is to be able to cope with. problems and again monitoring or acting upon social media content that passed on. in terms of resources it is a matter for the internet company in this case for facebook true it should be sufficient resources for moderation but the other important thing is 2 first we need greater cooperation between social media companies so for example google now have a much better or the fish will intelligence to adult video content because of its experience review to. see this time to share technology with facebook and the 2nd thing is to create a greater transparency so to allow for an external body to go into facebook and all the. other it's process in terms of moderation and that is the only way we will be able to tell whether enough resources are being seen whether there are any gaps that need to be. to be filled out in the letter there is any scope for greater cooperation but unfortunately doesn't

all together and develop multilateral cooperation play a constructive role in the system of global energy resource management and make a bigger contribution to global energy development and president xi jinping also managed to quote a famous russian writer duster yesterday and he said beauty will save the world so preserving nature is the future of our planet that was the strong message that he had to give here at the simply just formed you will leave russia today leaving behind promises for even more trade between the 2 nations in the future we were russia and the u.s. are at odds over who's to blame for a near miss between 2 warships in the east china sea both countries are blaming each other for unsafe actions after the ships came within 50 meters of crashing both ships had to take evasive action to avoid a collision which military officials say puts sailors lives in danger the u.s. says it will lodge a formal diplomatic protest over the encounter. here's what we've got coming up here on this news hour. the weather shouldn't be like this it used to rain in the middle of april forced to leave gu

all together and develop multilateral cooperation play a constructive role in the system of global energy resource management and make a bigger contribution to global energy development and president xi jinping also managed to quote a famous russian writer just. beauty will save the world so preserving nature is the future of our planet that was the strong message that he had to give here at the st petersburg forum you will leave russia today leaving behind promises for even more trade between the 2 nations in the future ahead of african football has been released after spending 10 hours in detention in paris where he was questioned by french authorities the 59 year old has been accused by a former official of the continent's governing body of misusing hundreds of thousands of dollars of what is also a 5th vice president his decision has to tension rather came less than 24 hours after president janney and frontino claimed the 5th those days of corruption were in the past. we don't have yet to any concrete information. of this but in general i said yesterday at the press conference 0 tolerance if a

chief we need to encourage the movement of information technology and human resources to safeguard the global industry chain sharing our strength and cooperated to achieve a win win situation we should not develop behind a closed door and we cannot interfere in the market. even if the us china meetings are not the only ones that matter for the global economy in osaka india and the us have had their own simmering trade tensions of late on friday indian prime minister narendra modi met with trump while he also took part in meetings with the leaders of the so-called brics economies where he called for reform of the w t o alternately though the big set piece this weekend is the trump she meeting the outcome of that will determine just how happy this latest reunion of world leaders has been. well reported here dell is in osaka for us here in the china u.s. trade relations obviously and focus what else can we space. well basically there is a lot of talk going on about multilateral relationships trade relationships as well for example not directly here but also outside in brussels there is talk of e

alix: joining us is francisco blanche, bank of america head of global commodities resource.. francisco: the administration has been clear about the objectives. they do not like the jcpoa. they want a different deal. iran feels like they've been holding up their end of the bargain. you have does go different views of the world coming together in a meaningful clash. that is the story. i do not think it is resolvable because iran does not want to negotiate a deal and the u.s. wants to redo the deal. i do not think how -- i do not know how we unlock this situation. david: to the markets in oil price in the fact that we will have these sanctions? what is the market assuming about the sanctions? francisco: the market is assuming they will stay through the end of trump's first term. if he gets a second term, my guess is the iranians are waiting for trump to be ousted in the next election and then maybe they get back into the jcpoa, which is the reason they have not breached any of the limits established in the treaty. that is my sense. game buthas been the they have also up their i

made a move to seize control of the mining operations owned by the dons are resources and now say that could disrupt the global copper and coble market zambia is among the world's top 10 copper producers it was forecast to account for 15 percent of the expected growth in supplies over the coming years but as the dispute between the government and the doctor resources is growing fiercer these projections are now in question and my colleague to ponder jim bantu has being looking into this situation to ponder just to get the set up straight here why is the zambian government taking on. one of the country's biggest private employees biggest investors. is getting desperate at least a lot of analysts saying this i'm going government is broke in terms of you know cash they need they need liquidity and moody's downgraded the country's credit worthiness to junk status last week which means but the country defaulting on its debt a much higher now than they were ever before so they could be trying to seize this mining operation in order to sell it and raise some cash which they are in desperate need of at this point your

global markets. it is the basic resources that are driving it higher. sector, you have less cyclical sectors. utilities, health care. banks are bringing up the rear. mario draghi moved the euro. donald trump responding to that. we have a response from mario draghi. haveonger currency would caused the ecb a lot of concern. a massive move in the 10 year. now negative. we are just 16 points away from the all-time closing high to the s&p 500. we are up 1.4% on chip stocks. also, steel and copper. that is because things are looking more positive between the u.s. and china. sayingsident of china there would be a meeting of the g20. president trump tweeting the same thing. on the other side of the coin, yieldb -- the tenure moved up and now it is back down. it is all over the place. gold futures are rallying today also. havens are rallying as well as risk assets. facebook coming out with crypto currency today. let's talk about what is happening at the ecb. mario draghi keeping rate cuts on the table. seen what has happened with the german 10 year down into record territory. the french 10 year zero f

food waste is a huge issue well why one 3rd of all food produced globally never gets eaten it's a waste of resources and contributes to greenhouse gas emissions. france is the 1st country in the world to ban the major supermarket chains from throwing away or destroying unsold food the law was introduced in 2016 but stores that don't implemented it risk nothing more than a relatively small fine according to the french environment an energy management agency 14 percent of food waste comes from big retailers with his start up. news developing digital solutions to help tackle the problem. there is a discount on products which are about to expire of 30 to 50 percent off so they still sell. if nobody buys it they can be rescanned with the p.d.f. . resist. if you click the donation option the product will be given to charities. that you. do tracking system makes it easier for the supermarkets to manage best stock more efficiently. and the system is also good p.r. the stuff that provide certificates showing how much stepless food the supermarkets give to charity donations are also tax deductible comments so

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global oil supplies could be caught off. also coming up trash can be a valuable resource we tell you why turkey has to import plastic waste to keep it in the street go in. and heat waves remarkable even by indian standards makes the plight of pharmacy even more dire as government assistance only gets through in drips and drops. i want to jones welcome to do business asia and we start with the latest escalations in the strait of hormuz swear to oil tankers were attacked earlier today one of them allegedly hit by a torpedo the brant crude price has been volatile since the attack hitting over $62.00 a barrel immediately often use of that attack emerged the strait of hormuz this one of the world's most strategically important choke points along the coast of iran almost a 3rd of all liquefied natural gas and almost 20 percent of global oil production has to squeeze through here to escape the persian gulf and get out into the well it's. all for more on the impact there on all ma kid so we're joined by early bazza financial market correspondent in frankfurt only what's this latest incident mean for the oil market i think it's early

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happened is the resource privileging of education so come on heather just mentioned that less than 3 percent of the budget which is inaccurate it's less than 3 percent of the g.d.p. of the global standard minimum standard is 4 percent of the g.d.p. so even though we've been having increasing resources improved hiring of teachers there have been some improvements but they're not nearly enough to actually tackle the problem and if box on wants to tackle this problem it's going to start it's going to have to start raising taxes on the rich so it can pay for the education of the poor. so many thanks to admission of satan in islamic. amnesty international is urging saudi arabia to rule out the death penalty for a teenage boy 18 year old coed a this has been detained for the past 5 years for taking part in anti-government protests he is awaiting his next trial session for alleged offenses that date back to when he was just 10 years old. the u.s. suspending plans to impose tariffs on all mexican goods which were due to come into effect on monday the 2 countries have reached a deal on migration after days of negotiations migrants who are from who who are in the u.s. awaiting a silent

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global warming. >> medoff: when i realized what was going on here, i said, this is an emergency. we've got to find new resourcesobal warming and so forth and so on. >> stahl: what was your science education? >> medoff: zero. >> stahl: so, no degree in chemistry? >> medoff: oh, of course not. i didn't have any degree in chemistry. >> stahl: what's your i.q.? >> medoff: i have no idea about i.q.s. ( laughs ) >> stahl: medoff has been called a genius. 25 years ago, he became obsessed with the environment, and decided to abandon his business career and become an amateur scientist. but while engineers, geologists and ecologists with ph.ds went to labs at m.i.t. and stanford, medoff went to one of the country's most legendary settings for reflection. >> medoff: i used to run out to walden, which wasn't that far away. >> stahl: you mean walden pond? thoreau? >> medoff: yeah, yeah. >> stahl: okay. >> medoff: what i thought was, the reason people were failing is, they were trying to overcome nature instead of working with it. >> stahl: he knew that there's a lot of energy in plant life. it's in the form of sugar molecul

global stage. we will speak with don lindsay, the ceo of tech resources, also the head of canada's business councilis is bloomberg. ♪ jon: a group of canadian business leaders is urging federal business partners to outline her economic plans with canadians heading to the polls in five months. the business council is voicing its concerns about the country's economic future and an open letter. isncil chair don lindsay also the ceo of teck resources. he joins us from vancouver. in this letter, you and others raising potential concerns about the canadian economy down the road. what is your primary concern? >> well, we certainly believe canada is a great place to work and live. we hope and always will be. but we have some concerns there are clouds looming on the horizon, that we see some challenges to our economy. we want to make sure each of the federal political parties have strategies to address these issues. skills and talent, energy and infrastructure, taxation, regulation, innovation in the knowledge economy, and canada's place in the world. these are key issues that we are hoping to see from all

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visiting professor for three years at the college of natural resources and the law school starting in july. brown has long pushed to make the state a globalighting climate change. >>> a driver of a big rig has been arrested in southern california after an officer spotted a phony license plate on his semi-truck. the 1960s style yellow on plate had wobbling letters and numbers. california was also spelled incorrectly. >> very incorrectly. not even close. >> not even close. >> no. if you go outside, you've got the fog, moved up the coast. that's cooled us off. that southerly surge, it gets hot for days. in the old day, we'd go three and done with the heat wave. that was the rule. the old-timer would say that. it gets so hot that the fog is pulled right up the coast. it's getting sucked up because of the heat. the heat rises and creates an area where the fog wants to go. so the fog is back. with that said, temperatures are cooling off sigfi that, certain, even in livermore you've noticed it. temperatures there, 15 degrees cooler than they were last night, at least. the winds are going the right way, onshore. foggy when you wake up tomorrow in

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challenges as i explained in the opening, russia has very successfully with very limited resources been able to take the global community out of the game in terms of bringing an end to the civil war. that's something if we are going to compete with russian influence i think we need to build a stronger, multi lateral effort to take it out of the process and have russia largely be irrelevant and have it back into a larger community effort to bring us to a close. i don't see how that is sort of not competition. i appreciate your perspective that we are not going to end up -- it is a competition against the range of activities. so it's not just in the event of conflict, though we do want to align the capabilities of our forces to win if we have to reach conflict. much of it is an influence challenge to avoid conflict in the first instance. that is insuring whether it be key choke points around the world or key partners. i want to make clear it doesn't mean that we are sort of running after china and russia where they find their most important attributions. us defining where we need to have influence and presence a

monarchical governments and order to secure natural gas resources and the people of yemen fighting for their liberation . to their foreign policy goal their global has taken 10 years after the short break. quantitative easing of 4 q.e. 4 is now well under way can't taper a ponzi scheme no economics matters only money printing and stock manipulation. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see that. 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 there's 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 think that is dreaming that's a pipe dream. welcome back u.s. national security adviser john bolton says reports about disagreements between donald trump and his top aides are part of a distant from asian campaign up by the likes of ru

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stay ahead of the game, globally, they have to go back and mess with the supply chain to get out of china. it will slow things down. it puts more research into taxes, it puts resourcesnto retooling supply chains. in the long run, it will have an effect on productivity in the u.s. and global economy. host: how are farmers doing? guest: you are seeing, most farmers are having a different the time, especially the small and medium-sized farmers. they are not able to a the changes in the market as well as the larger farmers are. that has been interesting and painful to watch, especially as so many of them have come about with access to global markets. now with the trade tensions in the retaliatory tariffs they are facing, they are not able to get access to the markets they have relied on and they do not have the deep pockets that larger farmers have. from what we are seeing just listening to them, not all of them are getting refund checks. that has been a painful process. host: we want to hear comments and questions from viewers on the president's trade and tariffs policies. , (202) 748-8001, ,emocrats, (202) 748-8000 .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 caller: it is a simple q

monarchical governments and order to secure oh natural gas resources and the people of yemen fighting for their liberation. to their foreign policy go there global news update continues after this short break. hold. on i'll tell something wrong. i don't really just don't home. i don't want to see how this thing comes out. and it didn't. last the trail. when something find themselves worlds apart when you see some of the common ground. quantitative easing of 4 q.e. 4 is now well under way can taper a ponzi scheme no economics matters only money printing and stock manipulation. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy foundation let it be an arms race in this spirit a dramatic development that only really. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. welcome back alliance of new year skeptic parties in the european parliament have come together to form a bloc called identity and democracy will be the 5th largest group in the parliament with around 10 percent of the seats and they've also now announced they intend to oppose the extension of anti russian sanctions if nationa

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