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of carriage male were allowed to buy property in the contested region well now across india there's a spike in google searches related to well seeking marriage with kashmiri women needless to say no one bothering about their consent but it's not just india that's going haywire pakistan is outraged too it's a contested territory after all so the worst in people is being buried there too the current policy on kashmir is weak we have to respond to the indian atrocities and the look down of the valley jihad is mandatory this is a pakistani cleric declaring jihad on india not any cleric but an open advocate over some of bin ladin some had good relations with my late father we don't support the american narrative declaring him a terrorist he did you had to implement sharia around the world so for us he's an islamist warrior we named our lawyer bri after him with. a few radicals of course can't speak for the population of 2 nations especially when it amounts to almost 1500000000 people combined but radical change of oaks radical sentiment and it's never a good thing when nuclear powers are involved. we'll b

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legislation cosponsored by kamala harris allowing american businesses like google, to double the number of their h-1b visa workers from indiahina, all of whom compete directionally with american workers. government data shows this year, that google asked for visas to import 7500, that despite pew research center finding half all u.s. college graduate with a stem degree, are not employed in a stem field, and are looking for work. >> senate bill 386 passed last month in the house, hu house bil 1044, our next guest voted against it, i am delighted, congressman green is joining us now. great to see you, we have a lot to cover, i want to get your feelings about why the republicans with the buy america, hire america president in white house, making america great again, bringing back manufacturing jobs, everything he can to help the american worker and our middle class. everyone benefiting from the lowest unemployment rates ever. and suddenly the republican party so many, joining with democrats to under cut the american worker and working family? >> yes, thank you for having me on. i thought that bill was not ready, there was a lo

threatening letter not coming out of nowhere i mean google definitely is in the crosshairs of russian authorities thank you. well now we go to india where nearly 200 people have been killed in severe monsoon floods and mudslides the rains have forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes in the south and the west of the country the worst hit states are struck. and corolla it's been only a year now since carla suffered its worst ever flood. the terentia rains just keep coming teams across india's southern and western states have mounted major rescue and relief efforts more than 300000 people have been evacuated in the worst affected areas carola karnataka and maharastra to provide assistance in the prevailing particular region the drug testers saw 1st american born just different people because india faces rain related disasters during the monsoon season which kills hundreds of people each year flood waters and landslides have made roads impassable have cut off and even in some cases downed bridges and have made traveling by bus and train impossible. people are forced to seek shelter and safety at relief camps some houses are c

google is doing here. extrat, apple doing some mentoring with production in india, apple's manufacturing company foxconn makingome 's in india, does this -- lay thes this foundation for production in india? one of our reporters saw as they were experimenting with iphone productions there, and eventually, beyond there. apple is in a difficult place. they have demonstrated publicly, we are committed to china. we want to move more production of certain things to china. they have a very delicate balancing act to do. on the other hand, you have foxconn saying if apple needed to a could move everything out of china. not exactly a statement we are hearing from tim cook. it is a very delicate dance. emily: much to continue to follow, especially to the next few days ahead of the tariffs a potentially going into effect. bloomberg's tom giles, and craig trudell, thank you. coming up, the u.s. unleashes a cyber attack on iran, that is next. if you like bloomberg news, you can listen on bloomberg.com and bloomberg app. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: it looks like even the man who created twitter is not immune to hackers. ow

google the mind is placed on leave. what is next for the intelligence individual. and, in indiawever company is to capture the e-commerce market and in coming years. to our top story -- as the trade ceorages on, seems like the might be making progress in getting the president's ear the f phone calls. that is what -- via phone calls. that is a president trump told reporters. >> he is the one that called. that is why he is a great executive. others go out and hire very expensive consultants. this one called donald trump directly. i would take their call, too. he calls me whenever there is a problem. emily: pto discuss this and mort to welcome kathy wood. so great to have you here in the studio. what do you make of tim cook's approach? >> i think this is good news for apple, for technology. emily: the president has the night some of apple's formal requests to give a tariff reprieve on the mac pro, for example. how much do you think these tariffs are actually going to impact apple given that starting september 1, we are supposed to see tariffs on air pods, apple watches, etc.? >> i

move production of their pixel smartphones and google home devices from china to vietnam as they attempt to reduce costs in the supply chain meanwhile india is making a play to rule manufacturers on their choice to capitalizing on the trade dispute foxconn who produces electronics for a number of companies including apple already has 2 factories in india and plans to open 2 more in the near future prime minister modi has made an effort to bring production to india having launched the made in india program 4 years ago in order to incentivize businesses to move over so while * companies are pulling out of china beijing is warning that this is shortsighted this harkens back to $989.00 when companies pulled out during the tam a massacre those companies left and they had trouble getting back in not just from the government but from the people who believe that trust and loyalty must transcend so while these companies try to mitigate tasks they must think of long term implications if they choose to abandon china now. and your next visit to the zoo may be a little less jumbo after ruling the convention on international trade international's endan

google of course. just sold threatens countermeasures. the only way is down. global. escalating his trade war with china beijing threatens to tell me a ship and a river runs right into villages in india blame the textiles into spring just going to a source of light. as well a place to business south korea is the 1st country to be dropped from japan's white list of favored trading nations. slow exports of a wide range of goods and with so threatening to do the same make could be or could economically both export driven economy has faced sliding demand from china both a key u.s. allies in keeping regional peace. no sooner had the news of fresh japanese trade restrictions reached south korea the protests kicked off again just like here outside the japanese embassy in seoul. we are here to express our deep anger against japan 2nd economic retaliation we've been boycotting japanese products since to pounce export curbs were introduced last month. south korean president mungy in described japan as the.

google to has more from new delhi. it's the 1st time holiday either in st the law to city in india to administer. under the tightest security you know week. 10 pres but only mosques. a peaceful protest followed. these cushnie least. are angry at the indian government's decision to reform their autonomy to was a dog in order for muslims there were 2 days which are festive and sacred and that's 8 but this is not. we're just mourning in kashmir. the government says security restrictions are being eased in most areas in general and parts of kashmir valley. our policy is greater relaxation and great easing out so that people can come out and greet each other but at the same time we are keeping a watch on the situation if they are any mysterious elements who want to disturb peace we'll be tough with them so. would you. in new delhi me students meet the best of the holiday far away from home they say they haven't been able to speak to their families for over a week. to gather for a feast but their minds are on the events unfolding back home. this is the 1st time that you know we have not been able to wa

india is going against you when president sions here. absolutely. i would hope so and that's that's why the google fassel group of academics yesterday wrote another letter trying to enlist international support i would hope that the united nations security council would step in the member states would step in the international i mean to him sounds as if it is a statement from yesterday is quite powerful although i do want to are also stamp a very clearly that right now as a as it sounds aloof he said all your ears and eyes are on india's judiciary system because what india is also lost is. international belief in its democratic institutional our ethos so in some ways i think this is a very opportune moment to bring back the question of self-determination for the international community so instead of actually trying to only our speak to questions of autonomy this is this is the time really to bring back the fundamental question that can and that relates to push me is. a disputed status and the claim to our eyes are the independence of freedom however they conceptualize it and so i would say that. u

google deepmind is placed on leave. what is next for the high-profile intelligence lab. opens his largest campus to date in india.ompany is to capture the thecompany is to capture the e-commerce market and in coming years. now, to our top story -- as the trade war rages on, seems like apple's ceo might be making progress in getting the president's ear via phone calls. that is what president trump told reporters. that's before he departed for kentucky. take a listen. pres. trump: he is the one that called. that is why he is a great executive. because he calls me and others don't. others go out and hire very expensive consultants. tim cook called donald trump directly. i would take their call, too. he's the only one that calls me. he calls me whenever there is a problem. emily: president trump, talking about tim cook there. to discuss this and more, i want to welcome cathie wood. so great to have you here in the studio. what do you make of tim cook's approach? cathie: i think this is good news for apple, for technology. emily: the president has the -- denied some of apple's formal requests to give a tariff reprieve

apple, google, thinking about it multiple years. amazon, indiaing about moving manufacturing. stuart: some of these countries like vietnam, india, too, they don't have the infrastructure. they might be able to make the product but they can't get it to a port, to get it out of the country. isn't that a big problem? >> it is a huge problem. that is what vietnam is actually facing. talk about five years ago, six years ago, if you asked me which country is up-and-coming hottest market where investment was coming, obviously vietnam was up there with india. vietnam specifically in the region. you're seeing they have the highest investment dollars coming from mainland china. but the traffic and ports has become an issue. it is not as cheap as it was a year ago, if you wanted to set up shop there. it has gotten a little more expensive. you talk about india, for example, they have been notoriously always infrastructure issues. india finally, incentives they know they have to raise capital to connect rural areas of india to urban areas to provide more ince

google are being targeted by russia and the government in general. this letter not coming out of nowhere and in the crosshairs of the russian government. laila: carl nasman, thank you, as always. in indianearly 200 people have died in severe monsoon mudslides. the rain has forced hundreds of thousands to flee the home in the south and west of the country. it has only been a year cents kerala saw severe rains. >> thehe rains keep coming. major rescue and relief efforts have been mounted. more than 300,000 people evacuated in the worst affected areas. >> india faces regulated disasters during the monsoon which kills hundreds of people each year. floodwaters and landslidedes hae made testing roadsmpassable and have cut off and down bridges and made traveling by bus and train impossible. people are forced to seek shelter and safety at relief camps. sosome houses covered in sevevel meters off mududlike thatt cafee that has beeee completety destroyed in keralala. translator: it has been five or six dayss. everyone i is stuck in thehe village. peopople are facacing a loof problems. water is coming from all directions and entered all the houses. >> rescue teams work tirelessly to evacuate thos

india revoked the disputed region's special status. it was thought some restrictions had been eased to allow kashmiris to celebrate eid—il adha. russia's state communications regulator has accused googles youtube platform to be used to promote recent anti—government protests. the regulator, roskomnadzor, ordered google to stop allowing what it said were "illegal mass events" to be made available to view. google has not yet responded. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has accused the german government of "trying to buy the amazon" after it said it would withhold about $40 million of environmental funds because of worries about deforestation. last month brazil's space agency reported a huge increase in the amount of trees being cleared since mr bolsonaro took office. he said brazil doesn't need german money. hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes on the spanish island of gran canaria due to wildfires. strong wind and temperatures of over 32 degrees celsius are hampering efforts to put out the blaze, which covers 10 square kilometres. a 50—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of starting the fire. manchester united's first premier league game of the season has e

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google. we have watch, which was walmart, amazon, target, costco, home depot, big retailers. ten or 15 years ago it was brick, brazil, russia, indiack in 2006 it was coined back then if you were industrial company, you either dove into bric head first. or you were left behind struggling with the slower growth of the united states. one by one, though, these bricks became hazardous to your health and your wealth. brazil went from -- brazil went from turbo growth mode to perpetual recession. the currency always seems to be on the verge of collapse russia, vlad putin turned it into a -- a nightmare for any business except the ones he and his friends own. read the latest quarter from the squeaky clean fragrance we like. an israeli company makes artificial flavors only to find out it was making big payoffs to do business in russia. and india, everybody has been trying to crack into that market for ages it has the fastest growing number of young people on earth. apple had a better experience than most. walmart paid 16 billion for flip card all you have to say is good luck no american company has come up with a way to make money at scale