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seriously goes against the consensus reached by the 2 countries leaders at the also g. 20 summit in homs the interests of both sites in tramples on the rules of multilevel rule trade and threatens the security of global supply chains and. that doesn't sound like willingness to negotiate it sounds more like china signaling a firm stance the rhetoric escalated on friday when trump sharply high tariffs on billions of dollars of chinese imports we tell you for fresh students from beijing . for more on the story let's bring in our financial correspondent james corden on wall street there was this massive sell off of a mcdonald's twitter town from over china on friday it seems the storm clouds have passed for now what are we to read them into the market rebound. well i mean at least i'm there has been some relief here on wall street that we covered a little less than half of the losses that we saw on friday still if you talk to traders here on wall street they would love to see the twitter account of the president being blocked because just one tweet and the entire mood here on wall street can

protests protestors have begun marches into hong kong neighborhoods they're also staging a sit in ad hom kong airport activists occupied the arrivals hall and distributed flyers to tourists and other passengers police warned against violence or disruptions they could in danger of public safety but reports suggest the airport appears to be operating normally. i'm joined from hong kong by our correspondent. thanks for joining us we're seeing this 2nd day of protests at hong kong airport this weekend but overall they appear more peaceful what's your take. there are various. protests happening right now we have you have mentioned that. he's. being held at the airports. and also the latest call to the international community especially to the tourists around the world and they like to supplanting in the soundly in a very peaceful manner and we also see the families and elderly as they are they also talk to streets to demonstrate to the government and this is a way to show you how. to show that. to. protest movement but meanwhile right now. this is. called. the roll and they're trying to go on

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penner you're going to target japan chooses the path of dialogue and cooperation we will gladly join homs. from out of. the south korean president speaking there and let's return to our main story the market turmoil our financial correspondent on the device for us joins me at the frankfurt stock exchange are not a sign of reconciliation as investors have been spooked the dollar saw its biggest drop of the year on wednesday major asian markets have also been trading substantially lower on thursday how big a role did german that'll play in the global summit well actually the german data is showing that the economic picture is very gloomy and germany is one of the most open economies off the word and the whole trade this huge protectionists and the whole uncertainty installed by have that discussion and the tab is is a very happily on an economy like germany but it's not the only economy which is suffering and it's a global recession which the market is playing now and that's the problem and that's why we're seeing that heavy selloff. now the dax nevertheless rebounded today is this just the

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county hom this after police got a call for a welfare check at a home on mordente drive. fox5's ayesha kahn is live in haclinton. , when's the latest on this investigation right now? >> well, the investigation is still ongoing. as you can see behind me still a very active and busy scene here hand not information is being released as tay what m have led to this deadly shooting. detectives don'telieve that this crime is a random act, there is no apparentanger to the community. behind me over there in that corner is that house where the tree is covering. that's the house in question at the moment. a medical examiner is currently inside of the house. however, elier today sky fox was over the seamcene when prince george's county police say they got the call for a welfare check a little after noon at this home in theed 11,0 seven h block of more deny ta drive in the area of clinton. police say when ty gotinside, they found not one but two adult menhot to death. again, no information yet on what may have been the motive behind this deadly shooting. d police haven't been a to rel

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from things that were traditional for other generations for example like getting married, buying a hom home, buying a car, having childre children, going to church or joining a political party. those behaviors since world war ii people are unhooking from all of these things at the same time with hyper action to digital technology if you think of getting married, by a home, having two.five kids we think of that as the american dream if we say hide you to find the american dream something like that is usually in the description how people talk about it. so to come in tethered is not only what i'm exploring in this book that we are coming away from these social structures and truly changing everything. part of what is changing his childhood it has been driven indoors. i don't know if you have seen the statistics but only 6 percent of kids play outside at all anymore. 93 percent of adults spend all of their time indoors so really from nature i don't know you might remember playing outside when you were a kid riding bikes are going hiking. routinely. but there is another aspect if you want

. >>> pending hom sales, which are signed contracts to buy existing homes, they reversed despite lower mortgage rates. diana olick explains what is behind those weaker numbers. >> reporter: home buyers i july were not so eager to make a deal. pending home sales, which measure signed contracts for existing homes, fell 2.5% in july compared with june according to the national association of realtors. they wer also slightly lower than july of last year. this came after strong gains in may and june. lower mortgage rates may have helped end the sprin season on a high note as they began falling at the start of may, but they did tick slightly higher in july before turning lower again in august. today's buyers especially on the low end where demand is strongest, are most sensitive ts the sma moves in rates. the reason behind falling rates, which is concern over the economy, also doesn't help. >> there's more activity right now than think thereould have been if mortgage rates had stayed high, but there is aof l uncertainty in the economy right now. people are worried about the recession. that's

in a one-room hom a we meet elderly couple. with phone lines cut off, television is their only source of information. "modi has done what he wanted to do, but he has left us to die," she tells me as she breaks down. hat india has done, it has done for itself, not for us. e they hothered us, they have destroyed us." their son overhears our conversation and joins in. "how are w free?" he asks. "this is worse than being in jail." curious,people are asking for information, telling us how angry they are. what you are seeing here, stones strewn across the street, signs that a protest took place here earlier. clashes like these have been breaking out irnparts of sout kashmir as well. the anchor inside isn't really spilling out onto the streets, as we have seen happened before in kashm. the reason for that is that people are not able to communicate with each other and because of the tight surity deployment. when the soldiers begin to withdraw in theveng, a few stone pelters come out. what wil happen when the curfew is lifted is the que

after criticism from the un over conditions in the 2 of them are in the coastal cities of misrata and homs the 3rd is into june or suburb of the capital tripoli forces loyal to warlord holly for half that hit that facility in an airstrike a month ago killing at least 52 migrants which we are calling on now is for an orderly release for refugees in detention centers to urban settings and we stand ready to provide to provide these people with assistance through our urban programs asylum seekers and refugees should not be kept in detention we absolutely oppose any idea of detaining children. in. because of migrant in france people have been protesting against what they say is their government's support for half the french weapons were found at a military base used by his forces last month after launched an offensive in april to take the libyan capital from the un recognized government the fighting has killed more than a 1000 people and forced tens of thousands from their homes. the u.s. has impose new sanctions on russia over the poisoning of a former russian double agent and his daughter in

occupation it's a response to various crimes the most recent being the ethnic cleansing in the valley of homs it proves that our people in the west bank will carry on with their struggle until the end of the occupation and the creation of an independent state which drew sloan as its capital. its unease leader just to pick on to says his deputy prime minister must explain to talons why he wants to bring down the coalition government only a motto so really called for a new election claiming the ruling coalition had collapsed far rightly party has recently been clashing over a number of issues with their government partners the 5 star movement a qantas says it isn't up to. them and to fix the agenda of a political crisis. 3 congolese doctors have been arrested in connection with the death of a world health organization medical worker cameroonian dr richard loser co was shot dead in april during an attack on a hospital in the city of bhutan the democratic republic of congo is struggling to contain a yearlong outbreak of ebola which has killed 1800 people efforts to control a virus have been hampe

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preparing to host the g 7 leaders this weekend to as a union leaders a call for those off awesomely homs and to be put on the summit such as it's such a shuttle to focus on inequality the chance of a final communique could be deemed by old by disagreement on trade and other dish. in-situ up to date must stay in stay with me for the day which is up next a more world news of the top back of a good. run . but you are now going to keep warm. and lengthy nokomis. exposing and justice global news that matters to me for mines. from the g 7. be a rough. cut of the agenda global inequality the crisis with iran and international trade. but donald trump spent with his host french president and the trade war with china can derail everything. the british prime minister might use the occasion for is great press and show. reporting from the g. 7 meeting in p.r. its life for d.w.i. news. as so west europe. is in crisis. 6 times the future you believe champions young champions. league involves a mate but out that spot spin no for a long time i took pieces of the things we valued as europe for granted tha

detention centers after criticism from the un over conditions of them on the coastal cities of misrata in homs the 3rd is into jura that's a suburb in the capital tripoli forces loyal to the warlock hell if i have to hit that facility in an airstrike a month ago killing at least $52.00 migrants officials have began evacuating the centers but it's unclear where the migrants are being sent the u.s. says impose new sanctions on russia over the poisoning of a former russian double agent and his daughter in the u.k. so again yulia scrip or were attacked with a chemical nerve agent in the city of saulsbury last year there are foreign ministry says the sanctions will further damage already strained relations particularly in has the details from washington. u.s. president donald trump a complying with something congress told him to do last year after the poisoning of surrogate screwball the u.s. congress passed a measure saying that because chemical weapons were used russia has to be sanctioned in less they can certify that they would never do it again and allow for inspections the state department mo

in here for a 2nd son san francisco you mentioned hey you know they tech billionaires a lot nicer homs but you know talking about possible end game here let's talk about the we work i.p.o. there documents show that they're losing $5200.00 per customer which is $28.00 times what goober loses per customer. so in other words the business model of san francisco driving house prices are to lose as much per sale as possible and in the case of we work they live $5200.00 per customer and so is that is there going to be a day of reckoning there i mean. eventually if you're generating exponential losses at in fun i doubt it's going to be hard to sustain that for buying multi multi $1000000.00 homes all thinking around here is that. we're approaching the end this is bigger than 1909 was. the reset will be bigger in locally yeah the nation might not feel it that much but it will be a local thing for sure and you know who are these companies that keep burning cash companies that have 10 years old or have thousands of employees and have billions in revenues you know they keep burning cash and it's o

occupation it's a response to various crimes the most recent being the ethnic cleansing in the valley of homs it proves that all people in the west bank will carry on with their struggle until the end of the occupation and the creation of an independent state which routes led by as its capital. which i was there i live from london still ahead a political crisis in central asia where kidney stones former president has been arrested after a dramatic raid by commandos. efforts to contain and ebola outbreak or hampered further after 3 congolese doctors are arrested for murder. and support south africa's star batsman corps a today. i eat less meat or lose the land we live on to the extreme consequences of climate change that's the warning from a united nations report which says human activity and food habits are destroying the earth global heating is increasing droughts soil erosion and wildfires that reduces the quality of food on the table and also the amount that's available to us catching up us for day on reports. in many parts of the world land is being overworked and misused and it's increas

opposition activists in syria say rebels have withdrawn from the strategically important town of homs shakun in southern province recapturing it is a significant victory for the syrian military and its allies russia the towns being in rebel hands is 2014. the rebels withdrawal follows days of fighting which saw them firing rockets into government territory and the l. me has warned its forces that the battle isn't over yet. rebels have also retreated from the last pockets of land they held in neighboring hama province their foothold in hama. earliest days of the war then the holder has this from beirut. a major blow to the opposition they have lost significant ground what we understand is that rebel forces have withdrawn from the strategic town of and in southern that town was close to collapse saying the rebels have been also forced to withdraw from towns further south in the northern countryside because losing. would mean they would be besieged in northern how much so the syrian government and its allies taking control really of a large chunk of territory in the past 2 weeks we've se

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accused of creating a culture of white nationalism and racism can flourish allan fisher has more from homs and virginia where he attended a commemoration event. it began with the ringing of a bell for 4 minutes to mark the 4 centuries since the ship carrying the 20 ordered africans came up the chesapeake bay it must have been time for them they'd already been kidnapped in their home country of what would no be angola and packed onto a ship and then that ship was hijacked by a british privateer flying under a dutch flag when we see privateer of course we're centrally mean private and he arrived here at the jamestown colony with the 20 and ordered africans and traded them for food and the people here in the colony decided that they would enslave them that they would put them to work and over the years we've seen how the africans were enslaved for more than 200 years until the emancipation proclamation but there are many here who are marking this occasion seeing that the united states still hasn't really addressed the inequities of what happened 400 years ago though when you talk about a cons

over conditions that 2 facilities there in the coastal cities of misrata and homs the 3rd is into georgia a suburb of the capital tripoli forces loyal to the warlord who have to hit that facility in an airstrike a month ago killing at least $52.00 migrants officials have started evacuating the centers but it's unclear what the migrants are being sent. thousands of people have turned out for nationwide anti-government protests for the 24th consecutive week president. resigned in april after 20 years in power but demonstrations of pushing for greater change the country's ruling elite presidential elections planned for last month were canceled because of a lack of candidates. sudan's military has dismissed and detained 9 members of a paramilitary group it says are responsible for the killing of protesters in. 8 doctors say at least 5 people were killed during nationwide marches on thursday demonstrators were rallying against the killing on monday of at least 6 other protesters is blaming the paramilitary rapid support forces for those deaths. a year after ebola was detected in the d.r. see t

condemnation from the un over conditions there 2 facilities are in the coastal cities of misrata and homs the 3rd is into georgia and that's a suburb of the capital tripoli forces loyal to the warlord holly for half the hit that facility in strikes a month ago killing at least $52.00 migrants in the census is under way but it's unclear where the migrants are now being sent. one year since the outbreak of ebola in the d.r. see the democratic republic of congo the death toll continues to rise to more cases have been detected in the eastern city of goma prompted rwanda to briefly close crossings to the border city on thursday catherine sawyer has more now from nairobi . on a normal morning this main border crossing between the democratic republic of congo and rwanda is busy with people going back and forth 15000 people use this crossing daily as families visit relatives and trade to stake their goods to the market millions of dollars a made in border trade every year but for a few hours on thursday the barriers walk losed their run down government saying it wanted to evaluate their bullets s

those lines suggest that recent debates did not go well for radical dimms 2020 hom hope fula head from "washington post." >> facing trump, democrats turn on another from the president, . >> "washington post," the candidates have done as much to make a case against one another. as against the president without offering much in the way connecting with the voters they will need to win the presidential election. >> joining me now, fox business political analyst, republican strategist, ed rollins, good to have you. >> thank you. lou: democrats having a testify night. towfer night. -- a tough night. >> they will have a tough time. in are articulate about their positions, some like bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren, really are passionate about their socialist beliefs, they the establishment is the biden camp. i don't think, no one else i think, thinks thatted b, thingsn survive. lou: he has a huge lead in every poll. poll. >> and a low bar to pass, i would say he passed. if he wants to duck and dodge his 40 year record, i was chosen by obama, idea that i got to be vice president because ob

over conditions there 2 of them are in the coastal cities of misrata and homs the 3rd is in suburb of the capital tripoli forces loyal to a leaf a house that hit that facility in an airstrike a month ago killing at least 52 people more now from where he lama hummel. as bodies continue to wash ashore on libya's coast this week the death toll from last week's disaster in the mediterranean is still being counted among just 20 bodies were recovered previously we have recovered 8 bodies and now the search is still ongoing for the rest of the bodies. 150 people are believed to have drowned when their boats capsized late last month as they tried to reach europe and u.n. agencies say they are not the only victims of a broken migration system for those who don't make it to europe their boats are intercepted at sea by libya's coast guard and placed in detention under an agreement supported by the european union around $5000.00 migrants and refugees are being held without having committed any crime 3000 of them are being detained in facilities close to the frontline where fighters loyal to warlo

nations refugee agency says around $65.00 people have been rescued and taken to the coastal city of homs. the families of palestinians whose bodies have been withheld by israel have been marking an annual national day demanding their return campaigners say israel is holding 51 bodies in morgues 4 of whom died in custody and they're also holding $253.00 in so-called numbered graves the majority of whom had carried out attacks during the 2nd intifada in the early to thousands every force it reports. is tending the grave of his aunt she died in 2017 at home in gaza having spent the previous 26 years hoping and working for the return of her son farah spiralled was captured by israeli forces in 1991 he'd killed an israeli settler he died in prison in february his body is still in israeli morgue and which for the most of what his mother is dead he has no immediate family in garza but we're not sleeping go we're waiting we know it's not easy to get his body back. every year activists and family members stage a day of protest in gaza and in the occupied west bank to remember their loved ones and

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