like argentina and ukraine have rented various buildings we've interviewed guests this week at the india house and the russia house and the local economy is also boosted by big bucks at hotels where if you can find a room it will cost you five hundred dollars at a minimum and at restaurants the cost of a steak meal with no frills can run you one hundred dollars this year has been especially transformative and not in a great way davos has experience more snow than any year since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine st snowblowers fill large truck which take and dump the snow outside of town.

yes this week at the india house and the russia house and the local economy is also boosted by big bucks at hotels where if you can find a room it will cost you five hundred dollars at a minimum and at restaurants the cost of a steak meal with no frills can run you one hundred dollars this year has been especially transformative and not in a great way davos has experience more snow than any year since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine st snow blowers fill large truck which take and dump the snow outside of town as another truck quickly replaces the older one and while the removal process is a fish and all that snow has made the already small roads not much more than a single lane making traffic totally terrible that's even with hundreds of police officers from neighboring communities joining the security and traffic effort on tuesday for example it took the boom bust team two hours to travel only two blocks as a forum ends today many attendees will stay and ski over the weekend come monday residents and businesses alike and davos will begin to get back to normal but they will do so w

like argentina and ukraine have rented various buildings we've interviewed guests this week at the india house and the russia house and the local economy is also boosted by big bucks at hotels where if you can find a room it will cost you five hundred dollars at a minimum and at restaurants the cost of a steak meal with no frills can run you one hundred dollars this year has been especially transformative and not in a great way davos has experience more snow than any year since the one nine hundred ninety nine st snowblowers fill large truck which take and dump the snow outside of town as another truck quickly replaces the older one and while the removal process is a fission all that snow has made the already small roads not much more than a single lane making traffic totally terrible that's even with hundreds of police officers from neighboring communities joining the security and traffic effort on tuesday for example it took the boom bust team two hours to travel only two blocks as the forum ends today. many attendees will stay over the weekend come monday residents and businesses alike in d

house came to be built by dr. blick, who was in the east india company service.ed to the body called the consulate state, which used to be a part of british india. >> anthony: it was another time. one that few still remember. [ train whistle ] the india before partition. when these rooms, this house, was part of the seat of power. >> reggie: i had the privilege of being born in this house, upstairs. >> anthony: this was the maharaja's bed. i'm in his chambers at present. >> reggie: and it was the routine that we'd all parade up into my grandfather's room to wish him good morning, and then we'd all come down for breakfast. >> anthony: the walls tell a story. many stories. >> reggie: there used to be a lot of animosity. there were two very divided classes, in india. so there was a lot of tension. between the ruled, and the rulers. but that was a different time, you know. now i think back and it's more like a fairy tale. ♪ [ horn ] [ tires screeching ] ♪ >> anthony: day one in northern india, near the pakistan border. [ horn ] this is amritsar, the indian punjab's l

india, the housing downturn is posing a challenge to lenders who are struggling to recoup $20 billion now taking control of land parcels and unfinished projects. our asia finance reporter joins us. how big of a stressor is this on real estate? how will it transmute to indian lenders? slump foras been the the last four been years. -- four years. finally, this is catching up with banks. billion -- lent $20 billion for financing these projects. will have to push many of these land parcels to be liquidated. a large part of these land parcels are pulling down prices, forcing banks to hedge. rishaad: what does this mean for the developers? how does this all pan out for them? years, the last four the citizen sector has been low in india, demand has been waning. there has been stress. if they are forced to fail wouldn't be, tehhey able to resolve the loan. there is no light at the end of the tunnel for developers. hopefully there will be some measures to help banks recover. rishaad: thank you for that, our asia finance reporter in mumbai. for breaking news wherever you are, bloomberg and twit

india basin. we can create housing. we're already building house. we are creating the bulk. we are very pro-development. you can create housing and i would like for you to see the plan that the community has put together. you will be impressed. >> when you say dangerous, do you mean physically dangerous or economically dangerous or social justice dangerous? >> let me qualify that. the ecosystem, we have identified places where you can build houses. we have done all that. it's in plan that we have given you. innes avenue is only two blocks long. all the developers that have come out there, they have the zoning that you have. you will be creating this blank wall. it is bad planning. i know the pressure on you to go ahead and do that. it has opened up spaces of discussions where do we go from here. that place, innes place, it's not place you will be able to build that 16-stories. what is behind you today is to up the zoning of that area. dozen in the compatible. it is not good planning. the ecosystem that one of the people mentioned, it is a place that we want to create restaur

india basin. look at -- lennar is there. they have thousands of compatible housing. i have things to show you, everything that you show about the open space, we're working with san francisco transportation authority. we attempt to see all of the -- your staff. i have documents here, as far as the land use, we have that. so i just wanted to tell you, i know that it's not a vocal minority. there are thousands and thousands of people that could not be here today. the notice you send out, not all the neighbors got them. we were knocking on the door. there are petitions going on and all kind of stuff. i hope that you will look very carefully, and we respect you again. this is not a case of the yimbys. we are yimbys, but we come on-site and say you need to have proper planning in san francisco. you need to be careful. at the end of the day, it's affordable housing, and at the end of the day, we can prove we provided affordable housing, and we provided it to everyone. but changing the zoning of that building is disingenuous, it's not right. but it's what going on. this matt

. >> i grew up watching "full house" back in southern part of india. so it is very important. i relate to it >> reporter: in fact, many people do. there are so many fans of "full house", neighbors begged the city to have mercy on their safety. >> vehicles were parking on the block in front of the house. it was causing people who were driving, walking, riding bikes to go around. it is creating a safety hazard. >> they will weigh a ban on buses and advance. though people who live here say cars and ride-sharing trips clog things up too. >> how long have you been dealing with this? >> for a while. the last couple of years since they started construction again. it has gotten way more chaotic. >> nicholas's home is attached to the "full house" in the back. the release of the reboot, "fuller house", unleashed a new torrent of visitors. >> some people are very, very angry. the whole block has sort of come together in a accepts. >> signs next to the home help explain the anger. we hear you all day long. please keep the volume down. and the city passed a similar ban back in 2013. they te

india tomorrow. hello, and welcome to sportsday. there was a full housepic park this evening, to see england's women take a must—win victory over south korea which means they progress to the quarter finals at the hockey world cup. it finished 2—0 to the tournament hosts at the olympic park and was watched byjo currie. a big win for england, jo? england was like world cup campaign continues after a comfortable victory here in front of another sell—out cloud described, they found themselves having to win this last crossover to reject, or they would have gone home. sophie brey settled the nerves early on with her first goal of the world cup, her initial effort was well saved, but she made sure from the second attempt. england look to build on that lead, and well chances came, it looked like it would be the same old story that could make them count. but time ticking away, korea went for broke, sacrificing their keeper for an extra outfield player anna anna came close to paying off. then came the counterattack, housley with a finish to finally put the result o

. >> eyewitnesses say there was a lot of smoke which house a number of embassies including india's, aedly injured his hand as he set off a device but no one else was hurt. after spraying gasoline on herself in an attempt to set herself on fire. a man setting off a device outside the embassy in beijing, the only one who was injured. eyewitnesses say there was a lot of smoke in the area but life pictures from the area, looks like things are back in the area. stay tuned for more on this >> not only have subpoenas been ignored but information has been hidden, efforts have been stonewalled. transparency. >> we are tired of the justice department giving us the finger and not giving us information we are entitled to do to do our constitutional duties. >> officials met with republicans from the house oversight and judiciary committees for 2 hours earlier today. congressman meadows says there was agreement that fbi agent peter stzrok avoided too many questions during his testimony earlier this month and answer this line of questioning from jim jordan but the opposition firm, and glenn simpson.

. >> you mentioned spanish housing, blackstone also the largest donor of office buildings in india, largest for invitation homes of individual homes in the united states what about spanish housing you're not a seller there yet or are you still buying >> no, we are still buying we generally look for things where there's a favorable supply/demand fundamental. if you look at spanish housing, u.s. housing, we need this to keep up with population and household formation. when that occurs, you see better than inflationary growth so short answer, spain, we would continue to invest in. >> for the foreseeable future. >> for the foreseeable future. >> regardless of -- >> there's still a legacy, there's still lots of real estate there held by the banks that needs to be transitioned to private ownership, because it's been held by the banks, there hasn't been capital investment we say our motto is buy it, fix it, sell it. there's a lot of stuff in spain that still needs to be fixed. >> given already we are running during our time quickly, i do want to move through a number of other things >> that's blac

supervisors, in fact, after this meeting, i will be sitting down with the mayor's office of housing, ken rich to go over the india basin project that we'll hear tomorrow at the commission. i tend to balance out the needs and am collaborative, but when i believe in something, i stay firm to that. a couple of things that happened recently, we have a historic resource in the gay and lesbian community that was going to be demolished and worked to delaying the certification or the e.i.r. and we got word from the sponsor that he will add more units. so that's a win there. so it's an example of being collaborative and firm, so a win for everyone. when i got into the planning commission, we would talk on things and we didn't know if anything would happen. but learning from tech, the action item list. i have in my hand, it's four years old, we have a lot of items on it. i've contributed a lot to it. we have some larger policy initiatives that will come out of that. during the hearing, people were talking about housing stabilization. i want to know from a radius of the 5m project, where they're stabilized. they produced a

house them. at least twenty people have been reportedly lynched in the past two months across india after a fake news about kidnappers taking and abusing children were spread on social media there are also false accusations of organ harvesting and the killing of cows considered to be sacred in the country calls for the government to take urgent action are now growing the horrendous acts of mobocracy cannot be permitted to inundate the law of the land the recurrent pattern of violence cannot be allowed to become the new normal or in one of the latest cases more than two dozen people were arrested in connection with the lynching of a man over fake rumors he was a child kidnapper since the start of may fake news about the child captors was. has filled excuse me what's up chats artie's pipework reports. fake news a big time with a bad rep preferred by leaders politicians and the mainstream media labeled as a menace to democracy and sometimes just a way to dismiss a story which you don't agree with you are free to do big news in your facebook page or spaces on twitter but in india the consequences of

india's father could return to see what's left of his house and possessions he abandoned it with his wife and young children in the middle of the night as stalled waters inundated his neighborhood. we were told to move to safety to leave so that's what we did we took nothing with us except what we had on our new stock on this day he showed us how the waters quickly rose to the upper floor of his house his father can't remember rains like it. was because he knew that i've never experienced anything like it. is not a city that disasters in. this part of could actually he city was one of the worst affected areas here as elsewhere the river simply couldn't handle the incredible surge of water and it broke its banks in three places inundating thousands of homes and sadly claiming lives with a break in the weather and waters receding emergency teams have stepped up their efforts to look for the missing the rising death toll has already made this one of the most lethal storms japan has experienced in decades at its height a broad swathe of western and southern japan were affected stretching

house more from the summit. leaders from brazil russia india china and south africa say they are united in fighting protectionism and promoting global trade it's the first time presidents on the brics change block a meeting since donald trump's administration said it was ready to impose tariffs on all chinese imports a movie called a mistake and also hurt smaller countries like south africa we are meeting here ladies and gentlemen at a time when the multilateral trading system is facing unprecedented challenges we are concerned by the rise in unilateral measures that are incompatible with world trade organization rules and. we are worried about the impact of these measures especially as the impacts developing countries and economies. the five countries in the brics block represent some of the world's biggest emerging economies more than forty percent of the global population china has a world second largest economy off to the united states was already done for the markets to buy and sell their products countries of the arab had become privatized . community activists feel the scrabble for resources could undermi

devices if you walk down the sidewalk if you live in a house there you're going to be continuously exposed countries like china italy india and russia have far more stringent regulations over cell tower radiation than the united states are regulators dominated by physicists and engineers and not helpful text people ignore all of that evidence and therefore have standards that are totally unrealistic in out of date reporting in washington dan cohen r.t. . the hawaiian volcanic eruption continues to rage havoc a power plant is under major threat and there is even looting taking place at some evacuated properties here we present footage of mother nature's power. for her her of. pretty scary stuff and that is our news the saving follow me on twitter news where they had like me on the base for page we got a dot com i'm michel supporting from new york you merica newsroom thanks for watching tonight we'll see a record of all. that are going on the back on the other. not know that that not out of the not of the money that they're letting him and. this was a good time to. try to move there i find. that out loud and definitely not

the child reporters from the slumdog press or giving a voice to india's invisible children on al-jazeera. al jazeera where every us. houses are a for me is different because there's a maturity about his views government and the is really genuinely a reporter's child but the bad side the risk of a story arguing. over time with the most going on in a culture zero is setting out to give voice to the reality on the ground that other males will grow to only become by the job the magic of the people and that's what we do nothing else and we do well. with bureaus spawning six continents across the. al-jazeera is corresponding sleeping during the stories they tell of the blood on another opinion is the one nine hundred ninety s. the sounds. were out the version of the raj camp for palestinian refugees. through din world news we headed to jerusalem bureau covered israeli palestinian affairs we cover the story with a lot of intimate knowledge we covered it with that we don't dip in and out of this story we have a presence here all the time apart from being a cameraman it's also very important to be a journalist to know the story ve

danda, a tiny fishing village in india's bustling city of mumbai, recently got a major makeover ahead of the annual monsoon. more than 50 artists painted about 400 housess. as france and croatia battled it out in the world cup final, another famous football team were playing, the senior team of the wild boars in thailand. theirjunior counterparts are still recovering in hospital after being trapped in a cave complex for more than two weeks. our correspondent howard johnson reports from the match. we are at a senior game of the wild boars team in mae sai. what we heard earlier before the game kicked off was that, two of the players telling us that they really miss playing with the younger teammates. they say that normally they train with them every night after school and that, obviously, over the last two weeks they have really missed their presence. now, what we also heard earlier was from the ministry of public health. they said that they have allowed the parents to tell their children inside chiang rai hospital the sad news of the death of the former navy seal diver, saman gunan. they offered condolences and thanks to him for what he did to rescue th

house that's our will be. even my my my my kids would say our father fought for this country. many indians in india named this is what the government of south africa is so. frightened that. the underground organization that charles was part of was the military wing of the a.n.c. the party of nelson mandela which now governs the country they and c. has been in power for twenty four years enough time to improve the lives of black people says charles like many in south africa he believes the time has come to start taking from the white community and redistributing the wealth to black people . only a small minority of south africa's black population has managed to move up to the middle class. is one of those privileged few. she's in a band called freshly ground. salami doesn't agree with the hardliners she doesn't believe south africa's problems are simply a matter of skin color but she's aware that she lives a privileged life as the lead singer in one of the country's most popular bands she's among the winners in the new south africa. definitely the struggle for freedom i mean i'm sitting in this room

house turned restaurant. where you can try dishes like pakora, and kashori. which both came back from india.lassic special event dish. they do one version one version or another of this all over the world, but shuwa is special. they slather a goat with a spicy paste consisting of cumin, coriander, red pepper, cinnamon, cardamom and nutmeg. then wrap the meat in palm or banana leaves, dig a hole, throw in some meat and cover it up and leave underground for a day or two over hot coals. >> anthony: oman has changed in a way that's unique to anywhere i've been. i mean, i haven't seen any place that has, sort of, maintained the architecture and the character that this country has. and that's a really unusual thing. >> hassan: yeah it's one of the only countries that i think, in the gulf that has kept their tradition. and, if you travel outside muscat you see the flavor of the old life still there. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: hassan meer is one oman's preeminent fine artist who works in painting and photography. muzna al musafer is a filmmaker, artist, and provocateur representing the increasingly vocal point

also at least twenty people in india are reportedly killed in incidents of mob violence triggered by the spread of fake news. plus israel evacuates members of the white house rescue group and their families from syria citing an immediate threat to their lives we'll look at the controversy behind the movie. a very warm welcome to the program you're watching the weekly here on our to international with all the latest headlines and a roundup of the stories that shaped the week. just as the dust settled on the truck putin summit in the finnish capital helsinki the white house shocked many people on thursday by announcing it was inviting the russian president to washington this autumn and then interview donald trump has since confirmed his intention to meet thought amir putin again. second meeting potentially. to be approved. is that in the works is it planned has it been you know i would say it's in the works look we had a tremendous discussion on many things but fact is we got along very well i think i have a good relationship with you russia's ambassador to the u.s. says the kremlin is open to such invitations although moscow has yet to give an official resp

house the three couples are allowed to step outdoors. today is carve a challenge a religious festival celebrated in northern india by married hindu women who fast and dressed up for their husbands. wasn't it. to carve a child falls on the fourth day after the full moon in october on this day husbands have to prepare a meal for their wives. vani and puja will only be allowed to break their fast after glimpsing the full moon. in the meantime the women arrange their offerings it's a new experience for daytime. to know i like this ritual we don't have it where i come from so it feels a bit novel. of me she wants to do it out of love for her man. less than me we as is the first time i'm fasting and i like it a lot it's good legend that they don't have covered a child in her culture when she saw us doing it she wanted to join in it but. yes i do miss my family but there just isn't any other way. the young women decorate their hands with hannah. carve a child also celebrates friendship and solidarity among women they spend the day together like family exchanging words of encouragement are they afraid of the future. job out there and you know that

house. investors digesting a host of monetary policy statements from the u.s., japan, uk, brazil, and india.ntime, ahead of those statements, eurozone bond deals rising on the back of a strong italian bond auction and positive data from germany the highest level since june this year. back to you. >> thank you seema mody at headquarters. >>> let's get to sue herrera who has a news update for us >> indeed i do thank you very much, david good morning, everybody. here's what's happening at this hour firefighters report northern california's largest wildfire grew to 153 square miles overnight. the carr fire is 100 miles southwest of redding, killed at least six people it also destroyed more than 700 homes. >>> greece's prime minister visiting a seaside resort north of athens where a wildfire killed people. that fire is under investigation. >>> and investigation under way into who painted nazi graph eff on an indiana temple mike pence calling it a cowardly act on twitter. >>> gasoline prices dropping regular unleaded fuel is about 3 cents cheaper. the nationwide average is $2.90 a gallon, but stil

house between trump and european commission president. meanwhile chinese president xi jinping has said there will be no winner in a global trade war during the annual brics summit leaders from brazil india russia and south africa to work together in the face of threats attacked us by the trumpet ministration. at least twenty four people have been killed and more than one hundred are missing off to read dom and laos collapsed on monday the district governor says around three thousand people are still stranded in the floods thailand and china helping with the rescue effort those are the headlines now it's back to al-jazeera world i'll see you in about twenty five minutes from now. let me think of the above all the money on the don't have. to duck. if you can you could you could you can you did all the banks and violently when you psychiatrist when are you going to you're not going to get on a lot are you getting your dinner when in fact i go down i don't know you knew how not a lunatic and that's what i'm really disappointed you know you'd only get these are three of you think you can do a book two i'd be able to create the big monolith but you are going to reach an agreement and some of

india are reportedly killed in. a fake news. israel. rescue with their families from syria citing media threat. we look at the controversy. with the top stories from the house seven days on right up to the moment developments as well you're with the weekly n.r.t. international i mean. so just as the dust settled on the trump putin summit in the finnish capital helsinki the white house shocked many people on thursday by announcing it was inviting the russian president to washington this autumn in an interview donald trump firmed his intention to meet. in a second meeting potentially. in the works is it planned his. you know i would say it's in the works look we had a tremendous discussion on many things but the fact is we got along very well i think i'd have a good relationship with you or russia's ambassador to the u.s. sees the kremlin is open to such invitations so little moscow has yet to give an official response at least to try and go follow the historic health sinky talks for us. i am standing right outside the modestly looking presidential palace in the capital of finland where everything happened first two hours of a head to head togs between donald

house. it's a reward for good behavior or extension of good will as it was for example with india to increasees. in this circumstance, donald trump extended the invitation to putin to come right during the election and everybody was shocked. how do you invite the adversary who is accused by your intelligence agencies, by your congressional leaders of interfearing inte interfering in the election and then you off the cuff invite a former kgb head of this operation to come on your home turf? on top of all of that, putin played completely i coucoy, he not accept or decline the invitation for five days until trum health care pl trum health care plan to officially withdraw it. that was a power play by putin. putin is saying can you come to moscow as an extension of that power play because it gives putin the home turf advantage. >> and not to mention, nobody forgets that moment when dan coats, director of national intelligence was told about the invitation from the white house and his reaction and surprise to that. michael, let me play you the sound bite from the secretary of state. he was grilled

house. central banks set the agenda with bank of japan and fed wednesday.uesday and that is followed by the reserve bank of india and bank of england. kathleen hays is in tokyo this week for the bank of japan meeting. there has been speculation governor kuroda may tweak policy. what is the likelihood? kathleen: speculation is red-hot. at the very least if the governor of the bank of japan is not ready to fully announce a step towards a small but powerful, potentially important change in how yield curve control policy is conducted, it will be a surprise because whatever he announces officially he will be just smothered with questions at the press conference from just about every reporter who is there. speculation started a week ago, reports in the press from reuters, bloomberg and others, saying there is something in the works, a small change in yield curve control to let it not be just the 10 year -- not firmly cemented to zero, but something higher, maybe 0.1%. not a big deal on the outside, but if you are a bond trader or investor or the bank of japan who needs steepness in the yield curve, it is important. ta

the white house rescue group and their families from syria saying of there was an immediate threat to their lives look at the controversy behind the move. and at least twenty people in india are reportedly killed in incidents of mob violence triggered by this.

of us and china house will be at the end of reference so even pakistanis have no more than i'm going to do their constituents i fly think of the other countries not china pakistan and india. where they are better in many ways that the superpowers and they continue to behave in a manner that is not setting a good example the other countries in the international system and mr off let me come to you do you think that the fact that all of these countries especially when you're talking about india china pakistan india and between you know two neighbors that it has territorial disputes with has it made those countries safe like it says it has. well both in the pakistan argue that nuclear weapons have prevented a large scale conventional war between the two countries and that in fact is correct but like with the two superpowers it's created the room for proxy wars and low level conflict coming back to the earlier point that president crumples talking about he was talking about more in terms of delivery system new ballistic missiles new submarines new bombers rather than making new nuclear weapon and sort china russia and the united states are busy developing new more accurate f

india in the next few days the weather. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories the white house says president trump wants to host a russian leader vladimir putin in washington within months that's despite the control this is surrounding the meeting in helsinki. the european union has expressed concern about a new israeli law that defines the country as the nation state of the jewish people it makes people the sole official language downgrading arabic to having special status palestinians describe the law as racist and verging on apartheid. thousands of syrian civilians and fighters have arrived in government held areas after at least three years under siege by sunni rebels and it led province hundreds of rebel prisoners are expected to be released by the government in return. egypt's president is in sudan looking to smooth over tensions about water security and disputed border regions things have been strained between the two nations particularly over the construction of a hydroelectric dam on the nile victoria gate in the courts. this is president abdel fattah el-sisi fifth visit to sadat since he came to

house our correspondent can be how it. meanwhile the chinese president says they'll be no winners in a global trade war the so-called brakes nations that brazil russia india china and south africa to unite in the wake of terror threats by the u.s. president xi jinping is cool came at the start of a three day break summit in johannesburg which was that. leaders from brazil russia india china and south africa say they are united in fighting petition ism and promoting global trade it's the first time presidents hold the brics a meeting since donald trump's administration said it was ready to impose tariffs on all chinese imports a movie called him a say could also hurt smaller countries like south africa we are meeting here. at a time when the moment to look for a trading system is for you seeing unprecedented challenges. by the. measures that are incompatible with world trade organization. we are worried about the impact of these measures especially as the impacts developing countries and economies. the five countries of the brics but this is in some of the world's biggest emerging economies more than thirty percent of the global population china has the wo

much behind them in that message detectives in india trying to find a motive for the deaths of ten people found blindfolded and hanging from the roof of a house a seventy year old woman was found dead on the floor these are investigated when they die of style of suicide or killed in a village in northern new. this president has accused the oil cartel opec of manipulating markets u.s. isn't part of the fifteen member group but president trump is pressuring his ally and opec's top producers saudi arabia to increase its oil output and interview on fox television trump said opec better stop its manipulation of the market because the u.s. was protecting many of the members castro has more from washington d.c. . president donald trump increased his pressure on saudi arabia by appearing on fox news and saying that he was one hundred percent sure that opec is manipulating the oil market he went on to say that quote they better stop it because we're protecting those countries many of those countries and it is no secret that the country he is referring to there is saudi arabia trance appearance on fox news comes on the heels of a tweet he issued yester

theme problem it's not about gender or race or housing or crime inequality cuts across all of those and involves each one of those as well so in the case of indiafor example you've got issues of. ethnicity you've got issues of gender you've got issues of opportunity and of social mobility and then obviously just of the economic system in general and i think that that is really relevant to viewers who reside anywhere like for example the photos that i took in america even though they might not look the same as the photos in mumbai the issues that people are dealing with in detroit for example are exactly the same and that that makes the project really relevant i think to a wider population or a wider audience and my hope is that when people see that relevance and they want to talk about it they actually want to figure out how to solve the problem of inequality as well so there is there's a leading process that goes towards action that i'm hoping people will take. you're watching news or reminder now of our top stories at this hour a last ditch effort is underway to appease germany's interior minister who. has threatened to resign over chancellor

they met most of the white house's demands by sacking their entire board and appointing a new chairman last month. new world bank data shows indiaen france to become the world's six the biggest economy. trillion and2.6 could climb the ranking. expects india to become the fourth-largest economy by 2022. in football news croatia will face france in sunday's world cup final after dashing england's dreams. they held it for more than an hour, but ivan forced extra time before mario won it all with just six minutes left. croatia have won three extra time matches in a row. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am jenna gagging heart -- i am jenna. ramy: we have more with an economics professor lawrence lau. he says china will not escalate the battle further. markets on risks investors should be watching out for. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: welcome back. this is "daybreak asia." i am remy inocencio in new york. yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. asia-pacific stocks saw a mixed start. the trade war shows little s

india follow up with tariff actions, we're talking better than 880 products. that's just for starters. garrett tenney with on how all of this is being handles in washington. garrett? >> throughout this process the white house has reiterated the whole end goal here is better trade deals all around. as we've seen, the president views tariffs as one of his greatest weapons to force other countries to making better deals. now with the e.u. and canada considering additional tariffs, president trump is threatening to slap a 20% tariff on all cars coming into the u.s., which would be a massive blow to the e.u. in particular. this weekend, the president told maria bartiromo that despite all of the public blow-back that he's gotten, his strategy is working. >> we're going to make it reciprocal, make them fair and i will tell you that you don't know about this, but every country is calling every day saying let's make a deal. it's going to work out. >> now, the white house is not showing any signs of backing down either. may be ramping things up. this weekend axios reported on a draft ball that would allow the president to raise tariffs at will without congressional approval. the white house isn't denying this. in re