of course hua back in the mix for the champions league and yet now saying goodbye to data heckling at the end of the season saying sorry mate that's not good enough to to be fair bringing in a bright young coach in a so we'll see how that pans out then we have lived coups and of course we're in seventh they got rid of heiko hillock and brought in pitt a bosch they've improved two places. so it's yet to be seen whether that was a good decision or not and then of course we have both books and that's where. as we mentioned earlier i walked away from the club after having personal differences with the sporting director yorkshire. yes that's the top of the table we have even more dead and. the other and it's a pretty worrying for plenty of teams there yet so obviously as we heard. probably the best out of the bunch in terms of getting rid of none will bomb bomb and bring in martin schmidt he's one to add it to. a court of to desk go abroad and hope stevens is one out of five games and one of are numbered there also struggling that they got rid of the coaches and they didn't improve whatsoe

i know actually i had colleagues who said they would still be working if it wasn't for hue hua that helped them on the job and i have watched transition with the colleagues. then what i notice is the drugs are advertised for other kinds of conditions which is always curious to me. this is a drug that has multi-uses and the diagnosis seem very opposite. i think what we are not looking at, if you are trying to get people to switch to generic there is a psychological issue. this name brand is the best there is. when you are offering me generic it is sub standard. it is a third rate. i know out to buy my benadryl from cost could. i can get a big bottle to last a year from costco versions a regular pharmacy. i think we have to take a look at the bigger picture. as long as the drug manufacturers understand they can use advertising to influence people, when it comes to what we are looking at is saves money. also the fact we are looking at an exact replica of the original but lower costs because we have passed that threshold where they are not trying to recover all the money on experimentation or

beijing as the deputy head of the office, and i participated in the secret negotiations first with hua and later with xiaoping, that led to the establishment of u.s./china diplomatic relations. and ten years later, i returned to china as the american ambassador. it was two years after the events in kanamun in 1989 that had caused attitudes toward china in the united states to turn extremely negative. and when i got there as u.s. ambassador, the soviet union was in the process of collapsing. in fact, the day that i presented my credentials as ambassador to the president of china, the tanks were in red square in moscow, and we spent our time discussing not u.s./china relations but our impressions of the cnn news that was covering events in the soviet union as the country was on the verge of collapse. so i have seen -- just to conclude these reminiscences in china, when i left china after four years as ambassador, the high buildings that you see in shanghai nowadays were just beginning to rise from the mud flats. they were about a third of the way completed so that the modernization proce

kudlow also revealed that hua we ei technologies. >> a significant amount, i would say. i think that, you know, our global economists have said that trade is currently -- the trade war, i should say, impacting about 20% of global trade. negatively it's interesting to us that increasingly we are seeing the bad data in europe is somewhat in the price and that we're a bit softer this morning, but europe tends to be reacting at a sector level and even at an index level to china data. for example, we have some macrofactors that gives an indication sort of, you know, an x-ray of the market in terms of how it feels about growth and they had their biggest one-day up move in three years nearly on the back of the china pmi. i think if we move to an environment where there is some agree of resolution perhaps by june, obviously that date seems to be a moving target. in a world where we have chinese growth stabilizing natural inflation targeting and perhaps it will overheat, it's hard not to see that being quite a green light to risk assets even in a context where, you know, global g

. >> my name is tina hua, and i'm the owner of port side. the first thing i want to say is it might not be apparent in the room, but the overflow was just completely packed? not only were all the seats filled, but 15 rows deep made up of all these concerned citizens and neighbors, and i wanted to just make sure that the commission understood that. i have heard a lot today, and i have tried to keep an open mind in this process. unlike what some of people have tried to portray the homeowners of, they are very compassionate of helping the homeless, and not being unilateral lly oppos to having a project like this in our neighborhood. but the one thing that astounds me is what is the rush about it? i'm not saying delay for no reason, but in the actual report the mayor cites, it calls for specific items to be further researched because it wasn't covered in the report. so it would be great to have a delay so that you can answer some of these concerns. maybe if there was a plan to express why this is really just a temporary shelter, what the exit st

i am somewhat disappointed in cooperation on tough issues like wei 5gile way -- hua dispute and pushing back on the belton road initiative. italy, hungary, and greece are all active for dissidents with the chinese and it is affecting politics in europe area i would also note on the question of timing europe is somewhat slow to respond to wto decisions. i'm going to point to the iconic case of boeing and airbus. the dispute started in 2004. on the u.s. side our complaint has been judged three separate times. concludede wto panel that airbus had benefited from about $17 billion worth of launch aid which was contrary to wto rules. they appealed the decision and put in another $5 billion for a total of 22 billion. there is a decision in 2018 reaffirming that and it still has not been implemented because you can drag out the wto process. people like donald trump are not especially patient with this sort of delaying tactic. in the counter case against decisionhere was a recently finding that in one out of the 29 charges boeing was guilty of breaking wto support to the tune of about $100 milli

morning, cyber theft efforts are becoming more common, what's your reaction to the whole issue around hua work ei? >> sure, very serious issues. the point what people say is cultural. look at a place like taiwan, not a chinese culture thing but could be communist party's behavior. world has to stand with canada in this battle with china over really what is a huawei senior executive who has been arrested in china, less about property right issues but evading sanctions on iran. we clearly need to hit this issue, is this company a security risk to the united states? maria: real quick, one of the lead stories in the journal this morning is raising new questions about a deal with mÉxico and canada, usmca, how big of a blow would be if that doesn't get ratified fairly soon? >> clearly we all want it to be ratified very soon. this administration clearly is on the move in the area of trade, we are seeing progress with china, how important is that? clearly political year and what is good for america this deal needs to be pushed through our u.s. congress. maria: we will be checking with you through