relocation, [161,000 people at the beginning of the first three months of this year, to quote the global timessocial stability and alleviate poverty. those are good ambitions. that is a bogus claim at best and here is why. the chinese government has stated goal. xijinping is the1—man show in the country. he does not want to be blamed for anything that results in political disaster because it will have a domino effect in his leadership role. and there is some racism in this. the chinese government believes that uighurs at no national identity, they will present a political threat in the future so they want to take a preventive measure to forcibly assimilate the uighurs. that's not what the chinese say. china's foreign ministry says that anyone of all ethnicities in xinjiang live and work in peace and contentment. but they have to say that because they have to find a way to justify the brutality when they implement it. how would they be able to justify locking up more than 10% of the population? we know that the re—education of what? the re—education of someone transferring from one ethnic group

that sucks weighing on global growth, at a time when there isa global growth, at a time when there ists is a lot of uncertainty. —— that starts weighing on. it is one to keep a close eye on. we have the federal reserve meeting today and tomorrow. it is expected to raise interest rates tomorrow. there is concern, the rising cost of energy at the pump, but also for economies, but also households with energy prices headed upwards. the inflationary pressure that could have any mix of everything else. it isa have any mix of everything else. it is a difficult one. absolutely. we are seeing interest rates going up. if the oil price pushes up prices and we see a flareup in inflation, those rate rises are going to happen much quicker. that puts even more pressure on the consumer. if there is anything that can derail the current bull market, the recovering economy, it is inflation, it is the rising oil price, and it is the risk that interest rates go up too quickly. all right. the final story, are you wait scrabble player?” quickly. all right. the final story, are you wait scrabble player? i am

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. >> the editor of global times, beijing's premier policy that foreign policy outlet said the president lane northwest china on north korea quite a bit. to be someeems improvement on north korea'stance. does china deserve some credit? what do you think about that? i think the president deserves credit in this process. he has been the lead voice and the one that put the initial pressure on north korea, certainly the president has very publicly expressed his gratitude for the role they played. he would have liked to have seen them continue to step up and do more. we would still like to see them step up and do more. the credit in the process at this point in where we are, i would say belongs to president trump. we will continue to work with address. she and make >> like a second meeting it sounded like, with kim jong-un, does the president believe he has to negotiate more personally with kim given that once the two leaders have left, things go poorly and they have to reschedule another meeting? i wouldn't say it has gone poorly considering steps taken by north koreans to faith --s of good

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the editor of "the global times" wrote on twitter that the president blames china on north korea >> a bit, and now that there seems to be some improvement, this china deserves some credit. i think the president deserves the credit in this process. he has been the lead voice to put the pressure on north korea. the president has publicly expressed his gratitude toward president xi for the role that he has played. we would still like to see them step up and do more, but the in this but the credit process belongs to president trump. we will continue to hopefully work with president xi and his administration. >> given the second meeting, it sounds like the meeting with kim jong-un. does the president think that he has to negotiate personally k with kim -- ms. sanders: i do not know if it has gone poorly considering steps have been taken by the north koreans to show signs of stepsaith -- but other have been taking, so i would not say it has gone poorly. at the end of the day, it will be best when you can have the two leaders sit down, particularly from the north korean side as we know, most

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reporter: the editor of "the global times" which is beijing's premier foreign policy outlet wrote today the president blames china on north korea quite a bit but now that there seems to be improvement in north korea's stance, does china deserve some credit. he seems to think they do. what does the president think about that? >> i think the president deserves the credit in this process. he's been the lead voice, the one that put the initial pressure on north korea. certainly the president has very publicly expressed his gratitude towards president xi for the role that they play. he would have liked to have seen them continue to step up and do more, frankly. we would still like to see them step up and do more but the credit in this process at this point, where we are, i say belongs to president trump. we are going to continue to hopefully work with president xi and his team and his administration to continue making progress. reporter: given that you are having a second meeting, it sounds like you are choosing kim jong-un. does the president have to negotiate personally with kim, given tha

>> sarah, the editor of the global times, which is beijing's premier foreign policy outlet, wrote on twitter today the president blamed north china on north korea quite a bit. now that there seems to be some improvement in north korea's stance, does china deserve some credit? he suggested that they do. what do you think about that? do they deserve credit believe china is acting better? >> i think the president deserves the credit in this process. he has been the lead voice and the one that put the initial pressure on north korea. certainly the president has very publicly expressed his gratitude towards president xi for the role that they played. he would have liked to have seen them continue to step up and do more. frankly, we would still like them to step up and do more. but, the credit in this process at this point where we are i would say belongs to president trump. and we're going to continue to hopefully work with president xi and his team and his administration to continue making progress. >> given that you are scheduling a second meeting it, sounded like with kim jong un did t

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an editorial in the global times said while it is good to talk, china should be aware there may not be a deal anytime soon. the newspaper said washington is still taking a tough attitude. bank of england governor mark carney has told senior government ministers a no deal brexit would see interest rates rise rather than fall. bloomberg has learned carney told those present that crashing out without an agreement would lead to a fall in the pound and higher tariffs. he suggested that would make it harder to cut borrowing costs to support the economy as the boa -- boe did in the aftermath of the brexit vote. the bank of japan's newly introduced forward guidance was drafted with overseas investors in mind, reflecting an effort to avoid sharp reaction in the yen and stocks. and policy guidance statement were first written in english. speaking at a debate head of the leadership elections for the ruling ldp, shinzo abe said he did not think the boj's radical easing should go on forever. global news, 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts

if you look at the chinese press today — this is the english language global times — it's got blanketut this is not "wanton generosity." larry madowo is the bbc‘s africa business correspondent — here's his assessment of the money that's being promised. $60 billion is similar to what the last african summit, but $5 billion is to increase the amount of exports into china, in response to the criticism of the trade deficit africa has with china, it seems that china is getting more out of the relationship with africa than vice versa, and china is trying to go out of its way to say that these are not vanity projects and that they are not involved in the governments and governance of african countries and they are purely on a win—win scale with african countries which is easier said then really done. the chinese might want to say this is win—win but presumably they want plenty in return for this money. the british prime minister theresa may also tried to paint british african cooperation as win—win, but the chinese are especially so because of the massive asymmetry of power that many people

globally. involving cyber space. all at the same time. d i ask you, what is our doctrine for integrating the global fires of the nation? and providing that in support of a geographic combatant commander somewhere? there's a whole series of options. everything from every geographic combatant commander has to have expertise in every one of those areas in order to do that. all the way to there's got to be a combatant commander that sbe zbrat integrates that to all the other commanders to a mix of capabilities. we're actually just trying to figure out how to do that right now. that's multidomain operations at its core. that's what it's all about. to try to figure out that to deter our adversaries, integrate that so we can integrate the global fires to deliver the capability on the battlefield in the future? global fires, theater fires all have to be integrated. timing and tempo. that is unbelievably difficult. we're going to get after that this year. question and answers, we can do deeper if you want. chief? >> general goldfein was talking to

. >> the editor of the global times, which is beijing's premier foreign policy outlet, went on twitter today that the president of china is in north korea quite a bit, but now that there seems to be some improvement in the north korea stance, does china deserve some credit? he suggests they do. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think the president deserves the credit in this process. he's been the lead voice and one that put the initial pressure on north korea. certainly the president has very publicly expressed his gratitude towards president chi for the role that they play. he wouldn't have liked to continue to see them exceed and step up more. but their credibility in this process where we are, i would say, belongs to president trump. we hope to continue working with president xi and his administration to continue making progress. >> even though he scheduled a second meeting, does the president believe that he has to negotiate personally, that given once two leaders have left, it seems to go dormant a poorly ane to schedule another meeting? >> it's not that it's gone poorly since

>> sarah, the editor of the global times, which is beijing's premiere foreign policy outlet, wrote on twitter today that the president blames china on north korea quite a bit, but now that there seems to be some improvement in north korea's stance, does china deserve some credit? and he zpsuggested that they do. what do you think about that? >> i think that the president deserves the credit in this process. he's been the lead voice and the one that put the initial pressure on north korea. certainly, the president has very publicly expressed his gratitude towards president xi for the role that they played. he would have liked to have seen them continue to step up and do more. frankly, we'll stid like to see them step up and do more. but the credit in this process at this point and where we are, i would say, belongs to president trump. and we're going to continue to hopefully work with president xi and his team and his administration to continue to making progress. >> given that you're having a second meeting, it sounds like with kim jong-un, does the president believe that really he ha

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soybeans small seeds of diplomacy at a time of global trade tensions when european commission president jean-claude juncker headed to washington in july he pledged that europeans would buy more u.s. oil in an effort to dodge washington tariffs on the e.u. costs no surprise then that on thursday brussels was keen to prove it had stuck to its side of the balkan you might remember that in the joint statement of two sides of it read to increase trade in area of areas and brothers notably so even as and the results published today show that the u.s. is now the main supplier of soybeans to the you with a share of fifty two percent of the market an impressive statistic but economists point out that in june china largely stopped buying u.s. soybeans in retaliation for trade measures trump targeted at beijing prompting european vamose to switch to buying cheap a u.s. soil not to mention that there's never been a huge tariffs on soybeans from the u.s. for now though enough appears to have been done to see both sides back at the negotiating table because you remember well there was a meeting on th

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morejobs, all of which will build a new factory or create more jobs, all of which comes at a time when the global lot more certainty instead. for now, thank you. i know you will stay across that with any developments. charisma of al shahrani in tianjin. —— karishma vaswani in tianjin. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. a british cave diver is suing tech billionaire elon musk for defamation after his repeated claims that the diver is a child abuser. vernon unsworth helped rescue i2 thai teenagers and their football coach from a flooded cave in thailand in july. mr musk has made several accusations against mr unsworth without evidence, including that he was a "child rapist". 0ne us firm likely to suffer the consequences of a drawn out trade war is fedex. it's reported quarterly profit which missed wall street estimates, mainly due to employee compensation and other expenses. its shares fell over 3% in after—hours trade. the firm is considered one of the bellwethers for the us. economy. formula one has agreed a $100 million sponsorship deal with a number of betting compa

time on saturday night. coming up on that and of the charts, -- ♪ global it is time for battle of the charts. all u.s. battle today and a first timer kicking things off. >> thank you. i chose a chart that has something to do with what is on a lot of traders minds, a big reshuffling of the s&p for -- sectors. they quadruple witching, one of the most active trading days. the last one on june 15, we saw 3.5 billion shares trading hands. means, it happens four times a year, when options and futures -- not the only curveball we have today. we will see a major reshuffling of the s&p sector. ubs saying we could see $70 billion trading hands today. expect the freaky friday and a lot of volatility. go. chart is that gtv vonnie: now we will toss it to jessica summers. >> thank you. i want to show you an oil chart, west texas intermediate crude comedy was benchmark, the white line and the blue line is brent. trading prater 2014 largely we look atandem but the correlation, the lowest since 2014 between them and it continues to soften because of what is going on inside the u.s., causing of you treat -- we

twenty four here in moscow this saturday morning i'll be back in just over half an hour's time with. more global in use from r t h q but next sideways swipes and news in a different way it's lee camp and his show redacted tonight. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is scary dramatic development the only i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. this means out of the past four presidents we've heard in detail about two of their penises which is about seven too many. anyway we have that going on but what would the trumpet ministration tell you is the serious crime we all really need to be focused on the white house is secretly amassed a committee of federal agencies from across the government to combat public support for marijuana and portray the drug as a national threat. and now as you know the rats oh dear god people will be mellow. now you may not be doing this seriously but studies have shown that over the past five years there has been a dramatic drama

time. building as a mediator. the new rules of the new global order. ladies and gentleman at a time where our. collective system is falling apart sadly it is most in demand. for that reason we do so we so support those working for peace and humanity unesco it's the conscience if you like of the united nations the human rights council the international criminal court and watch. to and we continue to contribute as i remind you here no idea at the end of the day and is allowing hundreds of thousands of children to go to school and that's it. we intend to do that and there are broadening of the security council in the two member categories to ensure that the composition reflect on current. balances and that the council remain a place of cooperation and rather rather than obstructionism before we will ensure that by the end of the year the general assembly. two thirds of its membership. will be able to support the limitation of the veto right in case of a mass atrocities we shall defend international humanitarian law in support of those risking their lives t