at this point than people realize and that china is just one -- africa is just one example >> and hanyat goes back to the pain threshold question, i guess. it's like the slap game, at a certain point. both people end up pretty bruised, but given that situation in africa, given that huawei continues to sell around the world, is this a situation where either you end up erecting barriers to the internet, which really devalues the network overall, or you have to solve this one way or another. >> so at acme, we're looking at ten-year trends. we want to invest for ten years. i look at science and innovation part of what's happening in the world. the u.s. still has the best science-to-technology-to-product on the planet. we are cornering the market with what's happening with censor ss and nanotechnology and quantum computing. i think as we look towards the future, if those technologies don't have a global playing field in trade, we'll be in damage we're not going to be able to sell our products. that's the long-term that's the real reason why this trade war is happening >> well, speaking of p

hani, our guest cohost for the hour.next, as risks increase on the geopolitical front, how will central bankers react? we -- we'll talk about whether there's enough dry powder in the barrel. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open on an incredibly volatile day. european equities haven't moved much. if you look at u.s. futures, you will see red arrows turning green. after donald trump said at the g7 press conference he's gotten calls from china, at least two calls from china, and they want to make a deal. he said this is the first time he has seen them want to make a deal. now, contradicting that to some official,one chinese saying he is not aware of a u.s. china weekend calls. however, we know the senior trade negotiator has come out and said he doesn't want to escalate the china trade war. rank in this take instance. traders are going to decide that, but we see u.s. futures gaining right now, so at looks like the markets are giving ofsident trump a little bit optimism in

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. >> let's talk about put st hanie grisham. at maybe instating the briefingsly possibly basis, something we saw dropff over the last year becse it jus seemed like it camdown to a sparrin match between sarah hackabee-sanders and the media. why this change? swhyrt doing briefings again and why is that advantageous for re's no vadded for people >> puthe t watching news. when they turnn the tv in the middle of the aftnoon and's sarah sanders was throwing down with jimcosta i would be potomac if they did not reinstat why i validatet somebody on the podiums as if their things are tue. >> i know's a lot of people on my end they o it to us. they have to speak to the american people. if you're maintaining that twitter response and that it ter interaction, how do people ask questions of the administration? >> this is really tricky i absolutely acknowledge that. i don't think we should prete like the press secretary positionas been around forever. it's an invention over the 20's century, and that he is president nparticular, hops in front

it appears to have started at hanis park, and may now be threatening homes. chapter 5 matches on the way, we will bring you any development as we get them. right now a fire burning in mendocino county has nearly tripled in size it's now burn 225 acres northwest of hovland. the good news is that within the past two hours, all evacuations were lifted. cal fire said one firefighter sustained minor injuries. at last check the fire was 25% contained. >>> days of violent clashes between police and protesters appear to be cooling a bit. it is wednesday morning in hong kong right now. the airport is open, and flights are on schedule, so far, but, for the past five days, thousands of pro-democracy illustrators have been staging sit ins, in the airport terminals. and, they clash with police, demanding government reforms. the protests are heading home here in the bay area as well, glenn ramirez reports from stanford. >> the escalating situation in hong kong is a top concern for the u.s. because of trey but also because of the possibility that the chinese government coul

. >> reporter: supervisor hanie revealed he'll be calling an emergency meeting with the transportation adviser and mta officials to speak about changes to san francisco's high injury network. in the news room, luiz pena, a abc 7 news. >>> speaker nancy pelosi and a group of others visited a detention facility. the congressional delegation wanted to investigate the treatment of children and families at the border. yesterday's visit to mcallen came after touring central america to explore the causes of immigration and possible solutions. >> the damage has been done in so many cases. we want to try to bring families back together. this is a public policy issue. it challenges the conscience of america, undermines the character of who we are and as people of faith, it has no place in our country osh in our hearts. >> the trump administration is trying to restrict applications for asylum in the u.s. from central america by requiring migrants to apply in guatemala rather than the u.s. border. >>> work begins in emeryville to remove toxic soil from the ground where 500 homes will be built. the

. >> reporter: supervisor matt hanie told us he wants more safeguards in place before the e bikes can hit the streets again. >> if it's a fundamental flaw with these bikes, we need to see their plan, have them share it with us and make sure it's fixed before they continue to put these out there. >> the lyft e bikes returned to san francisco streets weeks ago following a legal battle with the mta over exclusivity rights. lyft's e bikes were pulled last spring after brakes sent some riders crashes. they say it's unclear whether the bikes or batteries were vandalized or tampered with. unclear when they'll be back on the streets again. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> pg&e is denying a "wall street journal" report it knowingly delayed repairs on a transmission line blamed for sparking last year's deadly camp fire. the utility claimed the tower blamed for the camp fire is not one of the six towers needing repair. stating it spent nearly $2 billion between 2006 and 2018 replacing acting lines, poles and towers. the company explained why it paid out $5 billion in shareholder dividends before

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just yesterday president row hany said if meeting with someone will solve his country's problems, heill not hesitate to do it. joining me now white house reporter sarah westwood. this whiplash continues. who will and won't meet over iran's nuclear program. what are you hearing now? >> the white house has not jest responded to the latest comments from rouhani. but this is a starkly different tone from what we heard from the g7 summit over the weekend where we see some kind of thawing of the ice. french president macron has been pushing to broker talks between the u.s. and iran on some kind of new nuclear agreement. he invited zarif to the g7 in pursuit of the talks. something that raised eyebrows. but president trump said yesterday standing next to macron that there was, quote, a really good chance of him sitting down with rouhani at some point, even going so far as to say he would be open to meeting in the near future. take a listen. >> if the circumstances were correct, were right, i would certainly agree to that. >> reporter: now, skt rouhani saying that he wouldn't agree to a sit-

at least deport them somewhere safe and we all know that syria right now is nothing but safe so and hani allowed right now is still stuck and i talk to him on a daily basis he is still stuck in northern syria and he is in hiding because he has been. critical of the h.t. and before when he was in syria he has been critical of them. and like many maybe fighters who are right now still fighting in syria he believes in democracy and human rights and unfortunately that puts him. great picture so i just the reason why i called it the partition policy is because of those stories that i have been hearing and they have been forced to sign either deportation papers or they have been worse and found themselves on the syrian turkish borders being deported to war zone so that's why i called it. understandable from some members of our community in as here writes in his frustration with this and he says turkey should prompt european states to take on responsibility because unless turkey manages the mass refugee influx from syria the most aggrieved side within this process will be european countries tha

the pakistani government on the pakistani government on the pakistani afg hani pakistani government ons not just about a sensitive intelligence operation but also vulnerable allies, united states does not really wa nt allies, united states does not really want to embarrass its own allies. they are keeping the story hushed for a while, but ultimately we will hear from the us government any next few hours or days. tell us how significant a figure hamza bin laden was. if his death is confirmed, this will represent a significant symbolic blow for al-qaeda. hamza bin laden carries a great deal of weight for al-qaeda's followers, he was the son of 0sama bin laden, he had been groomed by his father would be the crown prince of al-qaeda. al-qaeda is self has been packaging and selling hamza bin laden as the young public phase, and if he is killed it will deny al-qaeda the second generation, because al-qaeda now is led by dying older men. he is in his 30s, he could have taken al-qaeda to the next phase, the next generation. how potent a force is our car you do, because the caps we have become m