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. >> we have gone toe hina and we at the market is interested in our wine, and then we have one more round of the stupid tariffs laura: plus, on a small portuguese island, carare being used to store power for the future. it could be the start of a obal trend. process, and today pt laura: him to our viewers on pbs here in america and around the globe. the state of iowa has a supersized role in america's political process, and today president trump and idrmer vice prt joe biden were battling out there. there were not on the same stage, but they were trading insults across the farmland. here was mr. biden going after the current president. mr. biden: this a guy who does everything to separate and frighten people. it is about fear and loathing. it is about what he calls people, the names he calls them. no president has done something like that, for god's sake i mean, it's bizarre, and it's damaging. and he has generally -- i think he is genuinely a threat to our core values. laura: before he took off, here is what the president had to say pres. trump: no, i would rather run against, i th

all right correspondent fun hina thank you for sharing your insights with us now a leading biomedical research organization is calling the current outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo truly frightening the u.k. based welcome trust says the epidemic is the worst since 2016 and shows no signs of stopping the world health organization is considering whether to declare the outbreak a global emergency the disease has spread to uganda where 2 people including a 5 year old boy have now died. a border can stop a virus but uganda nothe already is are trying 3 cases have been registered in the country is the 1st known cross borders spread since an outbreak began in the neighboring democratic republic of congo last august fears are growing that this might only be the beginning of. one outbreak in the d.s.e. is still going on and by today we have over 2000 confirmed cases and so the probability over more cases was it goes up from the d r s e into uganda he's very high. in poland isn't new to uganda the country has seen 5 al breaks of the disease since the year 2000 it has now ste

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we are obviously concerned that ,hina would expand this action which we think is not beneficial for eitheries. we are hopeful we can make progress but we don't really have a path and this entire issue between the united states and china is something we will help to move forward. ♪ morneau was not the only bloomberg tv guest thinking about huawei this week. another says european consumers shouldn't be concerned that a global focus on security will slow down the rollout of 5g technology. he spoke exclusively with caroline hyde in london. ♪ europeant think on the level there will be any delays based on the situation with regard to security. if any there might be delays on the accounts of the sector not being available or the economic state not making sense. we have technical solutions should you want to swap out, and they are all doable. >> when it comes to security, when it comes to providers -- it is a relevant, realistic risk, do you think? >> the concern people are expressing is that it will be critical national infrastructure. the focus on security will be there no matter what.it has to

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you know, the trump camp plans to seize on things he cede so far, particularly on hina.go after him. so do you think this is real, they think we have a way to run against biden? >> i think they will wait and see what happensn these debates and pick their opponent based on who would match up best against a president. right w i think they're most worried aboutgiete butti. this is the david axelrod theory, you also elect the person most different than the person in the white house.pe le have pancaked him on being the most interesting and the smartest guy and a military veteran. his best line at the california party was we cannot play it safe. we have to be as risky as possible. he scares trump. >> insofar as history is a guide here, think about democrats who have won the y,presidencright? john kennedy, lyndon johnson, jimmy carter, barack obama, bill clinton. you have folks who are younger. folks promising change, folks who talk about the future and nothe past. there is a risk that joe biden becomes the bob dole of this period. a great and noble man, but you can't build bri

the long-term is intact for .hina volatility's,et the adaptation has not been is the, so i guess it paceiming. also want to think -- thank kevin life -- kevin. >> president trump says he is personally -- partially delaying a trade deal with china. he also claimed a secret deal with mexico will come into effect when he wants a deal -- when he wants it to. he failed to offer any details. mexico denies any secret accord. --the eu commission president says they must abandon any idea of new talks, adding that the u.k. must be respected by all. the front runner has launched his leadership can pay -- campaign, vowing he would make exit happen with or without a deal. opec and the allies are facing a gridlock of went to hold the next meeting. the gathering has been scheduled for next month, but three weeks ago, russia sought to change the date. the organization has been unable to reach a consensus. decide whetherto to extend production cuts in the second half of the year. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and at tictoc on twitter, in more than 120 coun

many breaks it will be top of mind with the g-20 rather than the relationship between what are you hina seeing in terms of how europe is out?ntly playing >> well, the rigidity of the extraordinary. here is the second largest economy in europe. economy that the europeans are dependent on forex ports. particular. in and they are looking for an amicable divorce. europeans are absolutely rigid that they won't proceed with one. meantime, the e.u. is fragmenting. it's got its issues coming up to table. we've seen violence in ireland. the pressure that the europeans putting on -- it's going to come back and haunt them and it eally is time for the e.u. to say, look, they are leaving. et's make this as friendly and easy as possible, and they are not politically in a position to do that. they couldn't even pick a successor, so they couldn't, at normally they easily pick the successor, successor.nd a they are rigid and divided. bad combination. caroline: futures man george freeman. thank you for your time. from new york, this is bloomberg. new york, this is bloomberg. romaine: going beyond private

unform as history has recorded, hina was more authoritarian. china over the last 30 years, we have seen go from a backwards state where 12% of the billionaires are residents of china. they should be commended for that type of success, but not at the cost of what the chinese communist party has done to their citizens. human rights abuse under the communist party, the communist party disregarded rights. uses include the practice of detention, torture persons in custody, sensorship of the president x inch has implemented the clamp down on political dissent, civil society, human rights activists and lawyers. the great leap forward which is an economic and social campaign 1949 to -c c.p. from 1976 when he died, through the dea of clecktivism out of karl max. the ccp took control of the workplaces, took control of those in favor say aye. homes, their land and resources and used coercion, violence, murder to control their familiar issued citizens. this bill initiative led to the death of up to 75 million people making it the largest episode of mass mu

that it's to what i think is hina policy are in asia.e may be in a turning point in the last few years. the trump administration has taken a tougher line on china than a lot of this administrations. and in china, this collapsed the idea that there was a strategic opportunity that existed. increasingly, chinese writers, semi-official ones say that this might be coming to an end. the americans have woken up to the fact that we are here in the next 10 years will be very stormy. but after 10 years, sometime after 2030, there will be -- they will be less stormy, because of the americans will not be of our do anything, they will be a spent force. that is the discourse we are seeing in china, and i think some elements of it are percolating into the national discourse area so i will leave it at that for now, but i am happy to talk about that later. [inaudible] >> i could talk a bit about russia. would this be the same, really, your question is, what has been the impact of the trump administration on russian views of this competition. there are a

we have negotiated and renegotiated a trade agreement u.k..hina, japan and the we are also hearing interest from switzerland and the republic of georgia and bilateral trade agreement opportunities for the on dates. seeking toe .egotiate reform outcomes administration also threatened to impose 5% caps on mexico. quite concerned that these threats continue to be dangled over mexico and, u.s. trade policy is an abuse of power and something i do not support. i commend you for trying to tackle some long-standing trade issues with china, any gains to the agendaect will be eroded. most importantly, i think the administration is to think broadly and be honest about its policies and how they impact american workers. we are supportive of your fromts to secure change china to level the playing field and investment. at the same time, we see tax policies, education policies, worker policies and border policies that undercut american workers and make it more difficult for middle-class families. the committee is ready to stand with you for the benefit of all americans and now let me recognize the ranking

there must be all sorts of commemorative activities, marking the 30th anniversary of june 4, but -- we hina it is like are being monitored. how is it that the chinese government has been able to get away with murder? not without the complicit of the international community. too many foreign governments accepted the bargain post-tiananmen to look the other way, to accept what is unacceptable in a civilized world. in exchange for entry into china's vast consumer and labor markets. and governments and foreign companies conveniently believe that china's increased integration into the international community would help democratize and play by international rules. but as we have seen and continue to see, the opposite is true. impunity for june 4 has emboldened the chinese leaders to perpetuate and refine the crackdown model. to use it to obliterate diverse voices that the government does not want to hear. against this dark reality, the courage demonstrated by the tiananmen mothers acts as a guiding force for the international community and for all of us to do more to stand up to the authoritarian