was to make a tutorial but she also talked about the alleged detention of we can muslims engine jiang china and that video was taken down and her account got suspended that those actions got very reversed in the end but that already changed perception of the company politics in america not a combination we often see. microsoft is said to be in talks with to talk does this look like the solution i mean of course it might if microsoft steps in that could take away the u.s. concerns and for tech talk that's probably also one of the best ways out as well because the u.s. is to talks major market is crucial for. existence but it is still unclear how far the talks how advanced the talks are and if microsoft is willing to get into their troubles what so. yeah and so far the company has tonight to comment on this deal we reported here actually thank you so much indra. now to some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour violence has again erupted in portland oregon protesters and police clash at the local courthouse become a focal point of the honor asked earlier president fro

united states and some other countries but inside china 2 stories are emerging of people who've paid the price for the alleged knock of transparency jiang high a resident of sun john is angry with the government for not making public details about the virus which he claims could have prevented the death of his father in your small. this small neighborhood is home inch and gin is a place filled with memories for john high. student wooden door last year my father used to sit at this place. every time i come to these familiar places i go to places i used to visit with my father. i'm overwhelmed with grief at the same time i feel anger jungly john high's father was a veteran of china's nuclear testing program he was a 100 is a dent but he spent his last years at his son's home in the coastal city of shenzhen about 1000 kilometers from one in january he broke his leg as a veteran he enjoyed good medical insurance but he was required to get treated in his hometown. when he needed treatment i took him to. and when he was in hospital i sat by his. this was my way to show my love for him we chinese don't like to talk about our feelings to expres

pressure on china as a result of china's actions regarding hong kong, their actions in xin jiang, that is an action of the u.s. government and the president should remain steadfast on those issues. >> do we have the upper hand here is this something we can go into a trade negotiation, if it were to happen, in a position of strength versus one where we don't know how the eventual outcome will shape up for americans? >> it's hard to know who has the upper hand, and that's a relative idea, but what we do know is the united states has many tools they have been using to address specific concerns about chinese practices. whether it be trade practices or other issues, like i mentioned, human rights abuses, intervention in hong kong. specifically on the trade side, i think that there is not really a lot of effort or oomph to get more out of the deal or to get a phase 2. i mean, the trump administration has made it very clear that phase 2 is really a post-election goal, and like i said, i think that this meeting was more supposed to be, you know, just to follow what they agreed to in the phase

in wuhan, china, however, where it all began, it's a very different picture. cnn's stephen jiangjing with details. >> reporter: over the weekend, thousands of revellers packed the water park to the brim. waving to the beat of the music and cooling down in the water without any masks or social distancing measures in sight. just four months ago, the city was emerging from a brutal 76-day lockdown during which its 11 million residents were mostly confined at home. such sweeping measures are now being credited by the government here for containing this virus, not only in wuhan but also in the rest of china where things are increasingly getting back to a state of normalcy in sharp contrast to what's going on in many other countries around the world, including the u.s. wolf? >> all right, stephen, thank you very much. >>> europe next where a surge is underway, and restrictions are tightening to try to meet it. cnn's melissa bell is in paris. >> reporter: wolf, more worrying coronavirus figures from several european countries here in paris, coronavirus cases have increased sixfold since

china. thousands of people partying at an electronic music festival. cnn has reporters all around the world covering all of these developments for you. >> i'm steven jianghousands packed a pool at a water park in wuhan over the weekend, ground zero of the pandemic, wading to the beat of music and cooling down in the water without masks or social distancing measures in sight. just four months ago, the city was emerging from a brutal 76-day lockdown, during which its 11 million residents were mostly confined at home. such sweeping measures are now being credited by the government here for containing the virus, not only in wuhan, but also in the rest of china. >>> i'm paula hancocks in seoul. in-person church services will now resume in seoul and the surrounding areas. this is after a recent cluster in one of the churches here in the capital. now, we understand that there are other high-risk facilities like karaoke bars and clubs and buffet restaurants will also be shut down. the vice health minister saying that these are really the early stages of a massive recurrence of coronavirus cases, given the fact that this cluster in one particular church has alre