amber: i'm amber kanwar in toronto. the u.s.nd china trade war is set to turn up a notch over the labor day weekend, another round 100 $12 billion of chinese imports will go into effect this sunday. many consumer food items, household goods, and apparel are about to get pricier. anda is calling for calm more talks ahead of the escalation. no details have emerged about a call between officials that president trump was said to have had on thursday. for more analysis, we welcome jeffrey wright, analyst at the eurasia group. thank you for being with us. up until now, the round of tariffs had invaded the pockets of american consumers, but as we were just talking, this will be the real test as to whether the u.s. and american citizens really do support an escalation of tensions between china. am i right? jeffrey: this first set of tariffs will be an interesting test. the vigor what i think is probably the ground that the administration delayed into december, exactly for that reason. that second round will include many more of the cons

i'm amber kanwar in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. update on the breaking news we had earlier. former uber engineer anthony levandowski charged by prosecutors in connection with stealing autonomous vehicle trade secrets from a waymo. this is the press conference we had earlier in san jose. we heard from the u.s. prosecutor that levandowski turned himself in today and that the uber-waymo criminal probe is ongoing. levandowski was charged by federal prosecutors with 33 counts of theft and attempted theft of trade secrets from google. quite unusual when it comes to senior executives in silicon valley to be charged of criminal charges for theft. we are now hearing levandowski turned himself in and this uber -waymo criminal probe is ongoing. let's turn to johnson & johnson. held liable for fueling the opioid crisis in the state of oklahoma. in a landmark decision, and obama judge ordered the pharmaceutical company to pay $572 million there while the penalty was less than expected, the ruling has opened the door to other cases. joining us n

amber: i'm amber kanwar.ls from the imf arrived in argentina over the weekend to access -- assess the country's $56 billion bailout, and to decide whether to keep out doling out the cash. this amid fears of the last imf argentina bailout, which ended in a depression. joining us live now is carefully milan.e lawn -- carolina this has to be a tough position for the imf which has to decide to they continue with the next tranche of investment, and if they don't, do they risk their current investment going sour at an accelerated pace? >> that's right. the first decision the imf must make is whether to approve the next disbursement as part of the $56 million. that is almost $5.3 billion expected to come to the country in september. what the technical mission will be doing over the next couple of days is listening to the president and the opposition, look -- which looks poised to win government seats in october and aside not just it argentina is meeting the current targets, but at the program can survive in the futu

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live in toronto, i'm amber kanwar. we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. u.s. stocks are careening toward the worst week of 2019 as investors fret over president trump's latest tweets on tariffs. we will keep you updated on market movements. and mounting risk to the u.s. economy, the latest jobs report shows pressure is in retail, particularly manufacturing, as president trump friends to boost tariffs on chinese goods. and an expressive interview with andy purdy, the chief security officer of huawei, about how the trade war is hurting their bottom line. let's get a check on the major indices. 500, a 90-point drop from earlier this week. down 1.2%. the nasdaq is the one beating them all, down 143 points. 1.5%. it is down a lot more than the other industries mainly on chips and related companies. yield, 1.72. let's look at some currencies to show these market moves. the yen, 106.53. we will see if it tests the 105 mark. the yuan up. it was stronger earlier. amber: a good picture of the world trading today. let's take a look at the world we are living in. $14 tril