from full fledged are you seeing john long body in tangata mean good uncle she's a ninja bites for what i mean doubtful. and public anger boils over in the italian city of naples as a region wide lockdown takes a fact on a surge in coronavirus he said it's. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our teacher in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. teachers and friends are speaking out in the wake of a colleague's murder last week many say they're facing unacceptable daily risks while at work we heard from english teacher a lesson c.e.o. . tragedy that happened last week that deaths a colleague of mine is many many things it's a tale of terror teachers in france are expected to do a lot and it sounds like we will be expected to even more presents many ills in society and i know my colleagues and i are ready to take on many challenges but if 2 jurors are really under the threats of islamic terrorism then we should not ask ourselves here's how you will teach kids should ask ourselves serious how we will protect the school itself and the surrounding some of the school h

it's a long ways away still, john. >> long ways away at a difficult moment. dr.ta, appreciate your insights. >>> up next, live to wisconsin where early in person voting begins today. when the pandemic shook our city, scott wiener immediately went to work, making sure families could put food on their tables, defending renters facing eviction, securing unemployment benefits, helping neighborhood businesses survive. scott wiener will never stop working until california emerges from this crisis. the bay area needs scott's continued leadership in sacramento. because we know scott is fighting for all of us. re-elect scott wiener for state senate. >>> breaking news just into cnn. the first lady, melania trump, will not travel to pennsylvania with the president as planned. melania trump was to attend her first rally in more than a year in erie, pennsylvania. she just recovered from coronavirus. the spokeswoman saying she's recovered but has a lingering cough. out of precaution, she will stay at the white house and not attend the rally. we'll continue to track that story.

the program and on fellows in tanzania ahead of the general election rights groups say president john long before he is taking the country from the rule of law to rule by goal as he seeks to consolidate his power. and caring for our oh how one fishing community in kenya is making a big catch by restoring its reefs. hello i'm christine winder it's good to have you company there are mounting claims that tanzania is government is cracking down on opposition candidates and free speech ahead of the country's elections in 2 weeks' time a human rights group amnesty international accuses president juggle flees government off using new goals to stifle all forms of dissent including peaceful assembly we'll talk to and see international off of this report. under least who has been drawing crowds across tanzania but he says that's made him a target. in this footage from september the opposition leader's convoys tear gassed the presidential hopeful believes current president john mica foully is doing all he can to thwart his campaign. the police have the appeals abusing their authority with complete im

predictive of how michigan or the election is going to swing, but what is clear regardless of who wins, john, longboth parties have a lot of work to do to either hang on to or win over the support of this passionate -- these passionate and reliable voters, black women. >> kate, i've got to say, i was struck by the explicit nature of the message from the biden campaign to these voters, which is to say, don't do it again. don't sit at home again. they're directly addressing what the problem was. i'm curious, how people are voting? what you were able to see there. are they being encouraged to go early, vote by mail? is there a mobilization, an active mobilization process? >> reporter: you can see it all over the place. we even had -- there is even a plane flying over detroit as we were going through the city that was saying, "vote early," with a big sign hanging behind it. the women's signs were everywhere. vote early, know where your voting place is. the women we spoke to, they were going to go to the polls. she says she has been there. she's done it every time. she goes right down the street. that'

been bombarded so there is a serious program also on the lawns in many villages enough that are by john long the front year of confrontation so there is there are there are serious problems of alt how are you know these religious coming you know crime there are protect them to it is a region that is so desperately in need of peace and in many ways it was a question of when not if this conflict would erupt because it's never been resolved is there enough support for peace inside media and as a by john for the leadership to be able to make the necessary compromises and concessions. well i mean from what i hear from what i read on the as a by johnny start there is very little desire to compromise there is a very strong narrative in favor of liberating these cherry trees especially they occupied territories our own kind of our i've i haven't heard any sort of serious talk of reaching some kind of compromise and. a lot of their rhetoric is very stringent in favor of a military outcome with this award of turkey on the armenian side of course there is a lot of pressure to reach a negotiated solutio

this is a lesson here that people need to pay attention to, john. >> a long lesson and don't be a stenographerle in power, particularly when they have terrible records for telling the truth. >> john, thank you very much for all of that reality. >>> early voting gets under way today in another battleground state, a key ruling overnight orders north carolina to revise its apt key ballots and its rules. that's next. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors in the air and on soft surfaces. for 45 days. he calls on the nation's antop health experts.s, working together, for all americans, is what joe does. when writing his healthcare plan, joe biden worked with both doctors and patients to make healthcare affordable by lowering premiums, reducing drug costs, and protecting people with pre-existing conditions. joe listened to both small business owners and workers to create his economic plan that cuts taxes for middle class families, creates 18 million new jobs in his first term, and raises wages by as much as $15,000 a year. joe

>>thank you john a long line at the bay bridge toll plaza this happened within the last 5 minutes or so now it's backed up and we also have a of course that's adding to the slowdown the crashes 80 west after treasure island. so it's on the suspension you're right lane is blocked, it's backed up through the tunnel and now in stretches from the eastern span the pay gates beyond the att overcrossing and now to west grand so that was pretty quick 14 minutes and growing to make it into san francisco road construction wrapping up in fremont northbound 6.80 in washington, it's still very sluggish from mission south. an overturned crash still active in the lay how if you take 80 east and you plan on heading in that direction. the right lane is blocked there with that overturned crash with stacking up a little bit as you approach the scene back to you. all right, thank you robin. let's get to our big story this morning people bracing for maybe the power to be shut off pg and e is releasing more details about which areas could be impacted. yeah, this is one of those proactive power shut off co

attorney john durham's long-awaited report on the origins of the russia investigation will not be readyefore the november election. that news prompting president trump to slam his own ag alex hogan has more from new york. >> republicans had hoped to find explosive details in this report before americans made their way to the polls, it's been about a year end a half since his investigation began led by connecticut attorney john durham looking at the origins of the russia probe, the president criticizing attorney general bill barr after finding out the report will not be released before election day. >> i'm very disappointed, i think it's a terrible thing and i'll say it to his face, that's a disgrace. it's a disgrace, it's an embarrassment. this is what i mean by the republicans they don't play the tough game. >> the president has said he believes the evidence of the report would show an abuse of power by the previous administration trump accused former president barack obama of looking into whether he asked for russian help in 2016, there however, is no evidence that the former presiden

have little to no income from month and month and many shops and restaurants have to shut john experts have long warned of china's imbalance growth too much investment and today it will consumption corporate 19 has made these warnings ever more urgent. china has a history of ambitious projects the great wall of china the silk road and now its new silk road officially known as the road initiative it's the largest infrastructure project ever seen the transport energy mining i.t. and communications projects spanned the globe and even reach into outer space the original so prob a same quaint according to today's standards but the fact is it paved the way to where we are now. a brief history of the silk road 6400 kilometers searing 50 degree celsius heat the bitter cold of 40 below across steps deserts and high mountains with the constant threat of armed bandits. the silk road a perilous challenge the bones of pack animals litter the wane as if in mourning. but the world's oldest and most important trade route was not a single road it was a vast network of many caravan routes. by the 2nd century b.c.

and the wounded soldiers but a cease fire that would take up to 72 hours is too long because yes turkey is supporting john in terms of diplomacy and in turkey has some military advisers for a long time for decades and as john and turkish officials have been stating that they are supporting us. until the end but here there is a belief that if there is a 72 hour cease fire this will work for their minions so that they can have more weapons and they can take they can they will have the chance. to attack the areas that. gained control of again and since the morning we are hearing that from the locos car tire to go to. them many places are still on. under fire and this is also stated by the defense ministry the fire the attacks continued at night and it's still underway i must say that diplomacy talks are in the shade of the fight from both sides against each other but everybody's curious now home alone will the ceasefire last and whether it is really going to be a start of talks because for us our big john armenia must unconditional withdrawal from the territories that they have occupied as per the un resolut

. >> john, as long as stimulus remains elusive, can you feel confident buying anything but growth tech? >> hmm, the confidence level goes up with some sort of agreement, some sort of -- i don't even know, scott i'm so frustrated by the lack of this stimulus but let's focus on your questions about where we can actually make some money here fedex to tiffany's point is one of the best performing stocks, new 52-week high she is exactly right i'm lucky to have it in my portfolio as well. it's even outperforming the likes of apple, scott. so this is a stock that will do well regardless of if we get that stimulus or if we don't now, certainly if we do, scott, obviously some -- we need a vaccine and stimulus to have the airlines and the consumer facing stocks, the direct face-to-face where you walk into a restaurant, into a hotel, onto an airplane, onto a cruise ship. we need a vaccine as well as stimg to make those much more attractive, scott, but i think a stock like fedex is just going to continue to outperform even some of the best performers among the f.a.n.g.s quite frankly. now you'll h

so, he is good at this, and he has been doing it for a long time. john: you said kaine did the interrupting back in 2016. how aggressive do you expect the vice president to be tonight when he faces senator kamala harris on the debate stage? are you expecting him to sit back, and for her to be more aggressive here? andrea: i think he will have zingers based on policy, he will be careful to look like he is not attacking her at all times. he sort of gave up personal attacks years ago after he ran a very negative campaign back in 1988. so he is not going to want to , look like he is after kamala harris personally. but i think he will stay focused on policy. he will attempt to show contrast on issues including law & order, foreign policy experience. i think he is going to try to show he has more expertise on domestic and foreign policy issues. john: explain what confessions of a negative campaigner was? andrea: after his 1988 campaign, he went through soul-searching. part of it stemmed from the way he found people responding to him. in this negative campaign,

liz peek thank you for joining us, always a pleasure see you again soon, let's bring an economist john longually need economically a new stimulus now questioning. >> perhaps we don't, we're picking up any cannot get activity in a number of different places, quietly we had much better than expected reading on auto sales for the month of september and we did not hear anything about that in response motor vehicle industry stock prices went up sharply in note two, before we have this problem with congress, th theres one major bank saying going forward the u.s. economy was going to grow by 4% annualized on average even without stimulus. but i think this bank came under pressure and we need the stimulus for going to get 4% growth. i might add that the economist, if we need stimulus, we definitely don't need something in excess of $2 trillion. according to the one survey i think it's something less than the 1.6 trillion proposed by the republicans that would be sufficient for the purpose of providing us with 4% growth on average 32021. stuart: i'm going to ask you the same question that i asked li

john ramose, has their long journey ahead. been at the classifier in napa county is almost fully contained. but for those left in its wake, it is far from over. >> this whole length, with the living room. >> reporter: she looks at the remains of her home in the rural deer park community above st. helena. >> unreal. i mean, it's like all of our, what we work for all of our life. you know, everything, it's gone. >> reporter: she and many others face the heartbreaking task of clearing away all that is left of the places they called home. and that is not an easy process. county officials are dealing with not only the classifier but the lightning sparked hennessy fire from two months ago. >>> with never had this situation exactly with fires of this significance back to back. >>> the are formal rules about you with structure fire waste than there used to be. phase 1 involves inspections by hazardous-waste teams to identify possible toxins. that begins wednesday, it could last weeks or even months. then phase 2 begins where ash and d

i'm convinced that for as long as talkies position remains unchanged as a by john will not stop fighting brother mark long before. chucky for its part has called on our media to withdraw from us by shiny territory it currently hold so far the international community has been unable to broker peace talks. with the 2 shades refusing to come to the table peace remains a distant prospect for the people here. in. israel and lebanon have wrapped up a 1st round of talks aimed at resolving a dispute over their maritime border following a natural gas time more talks are scheduled for later in the months the negotiations are said to be purely technical as the 2 countries are still officially at war. the mediterranean sea off the coast between israel and lebanon these are contested waters both countries have long been locked in dispute over where the maritime border lies behind the scenes negotiations have gone on for several years now israel and lebanon have agreed on a framework to hold indirect talks backed by the us to settle the issue. here in. the united states intend to put all of its effort

. >> sreenivasan: john, colorado's had a long history of using mail-in ballots. is there any concern about that? >> yeah, i think it's really interesting. in colorado, when you talk to your neighbors and friends here, they can't figure out what this controversy is around mail-in voting. we've been doing this for years. the republicans and democrats alike think it works great. i mean, there isn't a hint of fraud here. this is not a conoversial issue in colorado. and so, all of this-- this-- you know, the covid scare, really isn't-- i don't think will affect voting very much at all, because people are very much used to voting, you know, by mail. you know, the governor, the democrats, republicans, they want people to vote. so you can do-- you can drop off your ballot-- you don't even have to mail it, you can drop it off at your local library, your police station. you know, it's really a process that's worked for us well in colorado. >> sreenivasan: john, right now, the country is concerned about the nomination of amy coney barrett. what is happening in colorado that

i'm convinced that for as long as turkey's position remains unchanged as a buy john will not stop fighting brother mark long word for. chucky for its part has called on our media to withdraw from azerbaijani territory it currently hold so far the international community has been unable to broker peace talks. with the 2 sides refusing to come to the table peace remains a distant prospect for the people here. in thailand major government rally has been met with come to demonstrations from supporters of the monarchy scuffles briefly broke out but the 2 sides were mostly kept apart at the police presence the pro-democracy protesters are calling for reform to the constitution and the monarchy criticizing the king's 2 dismissed as to who in thailand but protests have gained momentum over the last few months. earlier we spoke to a journalist in bangkok and we asked him whether most thais are actually backing these anti-government protests yeah i believe government critics have significant support in the population it is hard to say that for sure because they are no reliable opinion but if you spe

compounds the outrage and makes me wonder, frankly, john, why is it taking william barr and john durham so longg charges? because just on this evidence alone there is sufficient cause, it would seem to me, to bring charges against them. and secondarily, there's certainly every reason with the brennan notes to ask the president of, the former president of the united states what the hell did he know and when did he he know it. because -- >> yeah. lou: -- this is the first documentary evidence that tie it is him directly -- ties him directly to obamagate. >> yeah, absolutely. lou: am i wrong? >> by january of 2017, barack obama's instructing comey keep going after flynn, put your best people on it. at that point they knew there was no evidence. president obama knew in july of 2016 hillary clinton had put this whole thing together, it was a dirty trick. because john brennan told him. and this is very important, the democrats are going to counterfact and say this was russian disinformation, that's all this is. the cia has assessed that this information was not russian disinformation. that's very imp

he's stalked other women and that other women had restraining orders on him. >> reporter: john's papers outlined a longiple arrests and incarcerations, drug convictions -- alarming stuff. >> and debra was hesitant to believe this stuff. she believed john. >> reporter: even after her daughters told her what they'd found. debra went straight to john, and he said they had the wrong guy. >> he said, there's going to be allegations that other john meehans did. i thought, well, okay, you've got a point. >> reporter: john said he was a victim of mistaken identity in some cases, and in others, he was framed. >> and he said, i was set up. and i said, but you lied to me. he goes, because i knew you would never date me if you knew the truth. and i said, you're right. i wouldn't have. >> reporter: thing was, john was so sad. seemed so sincerely contrite. >> he started crying and crying and crying. and he said, "please forgive me. i love you so much. i can never live without you." >> reporter: and it was true that he made her feel like she was the only woman in the world. and when they were alone together, she felt

at what point do you think, potentially, that long is just not going to work? johne only for the long on in the third quarter, so we missed out on the period of the worst-performing sector. us, you said in advance, the market down 2%. what do you think happened to travel and leisure? i think in secretly camesa before percent or 5%, so almost the fact that it is broadly in line in the market, i would surpriseshould investors. that is one sector where the timing of the vaccine is arguably more important than the shorter-term path. i think where we do need to be careful, if we do get this escalation, than it might be the more preferred sectors that start to really get hit, as people start to lose space, and those crowded areas get more. health care is kind of the more popular sector. it is kind of easy to go virus/health care is great, but it is downsides as well, such as elective surgeries being down and generally reduced hospitalizations as people are told to sit home. jonathan: hey, john, thank you. john roe of legal & general investment management. we are about 10

she says talks will continue but it's a sign there's a long way to go. john>> it's a sign that increasingly it looks like voters at the ballot box will have to try to settle this one. manu raju on capitol hill, keep us posted. if anything changes, appreciate the reporting. >>> coming up next, joe biden hits the rails in trump country. when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. save over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. well, actually...we're from a lot of places. you see we're from here and there and here... your family's story is waiting to be shared. at ancestry.com >>> in 33 days we start to count votes and start to fill in this map. watch the candidates in the final weeks. where they go tell a lot about campaign strategy so let's take a closer look at joe biden's train tour. from the debate site in cleveland into pennsylvania and let's do it use the 2016 election map. hillary clinton wins

john, what is the latest there? sean, it's unclear, no way to know how long the president will be at the walter reed national medical center. it's going to be a few days at least until the end of the weekend, probably into next week depending how he does with the treatment. because the president, because of his age, he's in a high risk category. really as a precaution, it's a dramatic precaution, they decided, the white house physician and the white house staff to take him over there because there's a suite of offices at walter reed that he can work out of, have all the facility he needs to be the president of the united states and be only moments away from some of the world's best medical care if needed. you saw the video that you played there of the president just before he left the residence. we saw the video of the president walking out to the helicopter. you can see it in the lower screen. him walking off of the helicopter at walter reed. he was ambulatory.

election, china sees the possibility of an unlikely winner — xijinping, and signs of a long anticipated us decline. johnorth, bbc news, beijing. britain's first mainly black, asian and ethnically diverse orchestra — chineke — has tonight performed the world premiere of a work inspired by a black demonstrator who came to the aid of a white protester during a black lives matter protest earlier this year. the image of patrick hutchinson's act of kindness, outside the royal festival hall in london, went viral on social media. 0ur arts editor will gompertz went to the dress rehearsal. i will stare at this image numerous times, my eyelids will pull and plead to blink to quell this heat slowly rising... it takes you somewhere, it allows you time to breathe. it allows some truth to come out. like the same programmes every festive season... this is remnants, a new piece of music and poetry watched for the first time by patrick hutchinson, the man who inspired it for the action he took injune when he carried a counter protester to safety from a black lives matter demonstration in london. can you relate what happe

long. i think this problems manageable. jonathan: john normand, great to catch up, as always.normand of jp morgan. looking at the 10 year yields this morning, 0.77%. a long way away from 1.5%. tom: imagine what a 1.50% u.s. 10 year yield does to your austrian 98 year piece. you're going to be down 30% on price. jonathan: i thought you bought that? i thought you but austrian the ration? -- austrian duration? tom: no, even that is too long. [laughter] jonathan: a fair point on what we could see on the asset purchase program. cleveland fed president loretta mester mentioning this week that maybe they could start buying at the long end, and i think that is what john normand is talking about. if you do start to see that move through 1%, one part -- through 1%, 1.25%, 1.5%, the fed has the flex ability to come back in. lisa: at this point, buying more bonds, what are they going to do with respect to the recovery? the earningsat yield in the s&p 500. it is about the least versus the 10 year it has been in months. there's a question of how much the riskier assets get challenged. tom:

john. it's still an open question we have of how long does immunity last.u have covid-19 how long and how well are you protected? this study suggests that the antibodies you develop after getting covid-19 they wain over time but there are other ways for people to get protection as well. maybe your body produces new antibodies if you had the infection once and produces them quickly. there's also t cell immunity, another type of protection you can have against the virus as well. but overall it's still an open question. based on the fact this is a coronavirus, and other coronaviruses you can get year after year. probably we will not have the ability to protect against covid-19 for more than a year. which is another reason why herd immunity, the concept of letting everyone get covid-19 and see what happens, why that is a concept that will lead to a lot of preventable deaths. >> so let's get a sense of where are we? which is a question i've been asking for months. where are we now? we look at the seven day average of new cases, we're averaging 70,000 new covid i

long time. >> reporter: john listed his ford f-150 on the car-sharing app getaround, a kind of airbnb for vehicles that more people are using to make extra money during the pandemic. >> list the truck on the site. people in your neighborhood and your city rent it from you. >> reporter: but the renter of his truck had a run-in with police. >> i got a call from denver police department, and they said, your truck's been involved in an incident. we found drugs, money and weapons in your vehicle, so we have to confiscate it. >> reporter: police arrested the man, seized john's truck and then sold it at an auction for $5,200. the police never called to tell john. instead they sent a letter to his old address. at first the people at getaround said they would make it right, but after emailing back and forth, the company ultimately backed out of paying him for the truck. >> this is a big corporation using their lawyer-speak or fine print to write me off and say, sorry, you lost. >> reporter: but now after questions from our affiliate denver 7, getaround is getting to change its stance and paying john $10,00

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john marshall is one of the founding members and they had their own punch and madeira was one of the primary ingredients. cognac, rhum, sugar, and madeira was one of the primary ingredients. they played a long game similar to horseshoes and through iron rings and one of the reasons they got together was to have this bond, and john marshall had a role that politics and religion were not to be discussed and if they were caught discussing it they were fined a case of champagne which was consumed at the next meeting. >> [laughter] clare: and apparently you have bottles labeled that he brought? catherine: i think there were merchants who played on john marshall's on this form madeira. and there was a supreme court labeled madeira which gave the seal of approval of john marshall that it must be good. marshall had a great ally on the court. a man who was appointed from massachusetts. apparently, the story had a week stomach and he was a says teetotaller when he arrived in washington. i did not last long. look what he wrote to his wife that the justices tried really hard not to drink too much wine. they had a rule that only on rainy days and for medicinal purposes with a imbibe. but apparently this

john avlon and bakari sellers. gentleman, good evening. whoa, it's been a long time, bakari. john, i always see you.tion -- is this debate safe? >> yeah, i think it will be safe knowing what we know now, despite the fact that the trump white house is a covid hot zone, and i think it's good it's going forward, because i think this is going to be one of the most consequential debates we have seen. we have a president in the white house with a total veil. the vice president is going to be representing the administration. and kamala harris has high expectations because of her reputation as a sharp debater. >> bakari, how does she handle this issue tomorrow night? >> well, first of all, i think she's just focused on debate. they'll let the cleveland clinic decide whether or not the debate goes on and what type of protocols are put in place. she's been focused and in utah with her team and comfortable preparing for the debate. that's first and foremost. i have to push back on john about the expectation level. she's a have, very good debater. so the mike pence. for those individuals whot she's going to go

of a stock or sat down with our reporter john l. to long for thank you so much for joining us today commissioner it's a pressure now digitalisation is of course a very important topic in europe and with your digital services do you would like to see a range of rules imposed on big tech companies like facebook and google and apple rules like making them share their data with smaller rivals what is it that you think that they're doing that is so wrong. well the last time when women are democracies sort of say things you can do things you cannot do that was back in the digital stone age that was the year 2000 and no one back then imagined what's what what would be the case of our reality today so when you then grow up and you become stronger then of course comes responsibility. and we need to say to some of these service providers you have a responsibility for the way you do business to make sure that people feel as comfortable when they are online as well as when they are all flying and that i think is very important and also for this busines

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and john wants to do his part as long as he can. get. the condo tangle and park is one of the many apartment complexes in the middle of the city. yen lives and works here she works as a domestic helper for a british family with 2 little children the 27 year old left her home in the philippines 4 years ago because she can make more money here than at home fancy you know what i am. part where and so that's why. i believe i don't have to be a health education if health needs. my family to carry. around one in 5 households in singapore employ a domestic helper like yan from the philippines indonesia or me on maher she spends 6 days a week washing and ironing but right now yen is thinking about her moment in the limelight she's taking part in a beauty contest for domestic workers so she'll get out of the shadows for once and take center stage for months she's been working on her costume which features a christmas motif. it's not really my option it's a good candidate because i have had to face the people especially that 200 people a day and s

election, china sees the possibility of an unlikely winner — xijinping, and signs of a long anticipated us decline. john we can go to seoul now and speak to dr moon chung—in, special advisor to the south korean president, moon jae—in. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you. let's talk about the issues we heard in the report, the relationship between china and the us, donald trump and his approach to china. what impact do you think that has had not only on china, but other countries in the region? south korea will be in a very difficult position because we cannot make a choice between beijing and washington. the us is our number one ally, while china is very important strategic operating partner therefore we want beijing and washington to go together and resolve the differences in our more harmonious way. we are not ina more harmonious way. we are not in a position to make a choice between the two. in that case, in that case, ifjoe biden won the election, would that put you in an easier position? joe biden will be tough on china, like trump, but he will be much more, pushing much more

election, china sees the possibility of an unlikely winner — xijinping, and signs of a long anticipated us decline. john wang huiyao is president of the centre for china and globalisation and an advisor to the chinese government, and is in beijing. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you. do you think of donald trump over the last four years has been good for china or bad for china? initially, president trump has actually brought some hopes because he is a businessman, more pragmatic, more business oriented and he's really said many times, president xi is his friend but u nfortu nately we ca n president xi is his friend but unfortunately we can see this has actually tensed quite a bit because he launched a trade war, he also has many hawkish advisers, launched many active proposals and sanctions on china so actually it has turned down this atmosphere quite a lot and it is in the us we used to know, it's more unilaterally america first, more multilateral views under threat and in between chinese relations had been badly damaged. given that, with a selection, do you think it's better no

election, china sees the possibility of an unlikely winner — xijinping, and signs of a long anticipated us decline. johnhe day's other news. the eu has said it is willing to " i nte nsify" talks on a post—brexit trade deal with the uk this week to try to break the impasse between the two sides. its negotiator michel barnier suggested discussions would be based on specific legal texts, which the uk has previously accused the eu of refusing to consider. britain said it still required a "fundamental change" from the eu. president trump says he is ready to remove sudan from a us list of state sponsors of terrorism, after the new government agreed to pay millions of dollars in compensation to american victims of attacks. the payment relates to al-qaeda's bombing of american embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1998. al-qaeda leader 0sama bin laden had been welcomed by the then sudanese president 0mar al bashir. large crowds of protesters again gathered in the thai capital, bangkok, on monday, seeking the resignation of the prime minister, prayuth chan—ocha, and political reform. this includes curbs on the mona

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election, china sees the possibility of an unlikely winner — xijinping, and signs of a long anticipated us decline. johng. i've been talking to wang huiyao, who's president of the centre for china and globalisation. i began by asking him if he thought donald trump was good or bad for china. president trump has actually brought some hopes because he is a businessman and more pragmatic, more business oriented and he has said many times that president xi jinping is his friend. but unfortunately we can see that has soured quite a bit because there was a trade war and he also has many hawkish advisors and many active proposals and sanctions on china, so it has turned down the atmosphere quite a lot. it is not the us we used to know, it is more unilateral, more america first, and undermined the law today and it continues to the relations have been badly damaged. given that, with this election do you think it is better now for donald trump to stay in power or forjoe biden? from a chinese perspective. they have their pros and cons. for president trump, he will continue his success and he will carry phase 2 and

election, china sees the possibility of an unlikely winner — xijinping, and signs of a long anticipated us decline. johnsian military intelligence officers have been charged in the united states with carrying out cyberattacks on ukraine's power grid, the 2017 french elections and the 2018 winter olympic games. the usjustice department says they also attacked computers of businesses worldwide, causing nearly one billion dollars in losses to three us companies alone. but as this case shows, no country has weaponized its cyber capabilities as maliciously and irresponsibly as russia, wantonly causing unprecedented collateral damage to pursue small, tactical advantages and fits of spite. let's look at some of the day's other news. the eu has said it is willing to " i nte nsify" talks on a post—brexit trade deal with the uk this week to try to break the impasse between the two sides. its negotiator michel barnier suggested discussions would be based on specific legal texts, which the uk has previously accused the eu of refusing to consider. britain said it still required a "fundamental change" from the eu. pr

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