lam's charges relate to an incident in july last year.ozens of men in white t-shirts attacked him and other demonstrators with sticks. lam live streamed the class on his smartphone, and police claim that fuelled it. the incident sparked criticism of the police, with some saying law enforcement didn't respond quickly enough. these latest arrests come weeks afafter a new national security law for hong kong took effect. several other pro democracy activists have been taken into custody in connection with the protests that rocked the territory last year. the head of the territory lam and wi belonged to denounced their arrest. >> translator: the government is using the police to suppress differering views in society. it's totally unacceptable. >> lam was injured in the attack and has spoken out about it recently, claiming a figure linked to a crime syndicate was behind it. >>> japan is still in the middle of a heat wave, but health officials are looking ahead to winter, with both covid-19 and seasonal flu. they want the elderly to bebe vaccina

that includes carrie lam, u.s.reasury sanctions on its website, and clearly this is going to be another factor that comes in, the thinking of everybody trying to work out whether to invest their money right now. at the moment you have only got to look at what is happening with the nasdaq and its incredible run to maybe make a conclusion that at the moment, further global tech investors, silicon valley, looking relatively relaxed. spent a lot of time in california covering this. what are you hearing from people about what is going on here? it strikes me as incredible that everybody seems so completely hugeabout what could be storm for the technology sector. you hit it -- taylor: you hit it right on the head there. silicon valley and big tech was continuing to think it was business as usual. when you think about the antitrust things that were underway, defining a lot of the antitrust, interesting that we saw microsoft, the one coming in for tiktok, given that we heard some rumors about apple, but most of the big tech

lam is sanctioned. hong kong police arrest a media tycoon and prominent activist jimmy lai after the u.s. penalizes the city's chief executive carrie lam. 15%,s in next digital get -- dip 50% only to reverse losses. the inflation debate. investors look ahead to u.s. ppi and cpi as global debt with subzero yields top $16 trillion. a ton of negative that out there. bob prince tells bloomberg a pickup in inflation would be mind blowing. frome under an hour away the start of cash equity trading in europe. let's take a look at futures this morning. looking at gains across european equity indexes, .8% of the gains you seen on the widely traded euro stoxx 50 futures, also on ftse futures. in london. dax in frankfurt. looking at games on the u.s. futures picture. tradings&p minis stronger than nasdaq futures, but you still see green arrows, so it could be a risk on monday to kickoff the week. let's get the first word news with laura wright in london. gates billionaire bill says it is mind blowing the u.s. has n

i am not adhered to compete, lam here third in row.m not adhered to compete, i am here to win —— brooks koepka. it remains impossible to talk of a couple of major without mentioning tiger woods, but this will be a championship unlike any other. most of the time, when you go toa tee, other. most of the time, when you go to a tee, people yelling, that part is different. that is the new world we live in and we just have to get use we live in and we just have to get use to it. dissident the longest gap between majors since the second world war. the tournament promises much, even if they will be no one there to see it. adam wild, bbc news. still to come on sportsday: a decade after a life—changing accident, we speak to wheelchair basketballer sophie carrigill about looking adversity in the eye and aiming for paralympic gold. and we'll have all the latest for you from the world snooker championships at the crucible. when team gb‘s hockey players travelled to rio for the last olympic games, there was just one non—white player in the squad — t

democracy deferred elections in hong kong are delayed for a year sheep executive carrie lam says a surge in coronavirus cases is the reason. and we follow a coronavirus task force and italy israel and look at efforts to contain cope 19 in one of the country's major hotspots. and a story of birds and beer why drinkers in a small town in germany are getting their feathers ruffled. a moment is of thanks for joining us we start in the united states where president donald trump says he'll take action as soon as saturday to ban the chinese own the video app tick-tock trump says he could use emergency economic powers or an executive order to enforce the action u.s. officials say poses a national security threat made concerns that beijing can access the data that collects media reports a white house the white house is also preparing to force to talks owner chinese firm by dance to sell its u.s. operations microsoft is reportedly already in talks as a potential buyer. now let's bring in our business correspondent in new york so what power does trump actually have to put pressure on a chinese comp

that hard won victory over tyranny, i am proud and years after that hard won victory over tyranny, lamed to be able to join you all in expressing my profound respect and admiration to the veterans and survivors of that interminable and terrible campaign. above all, however, let us remember all those who never returned and would never grow old. we pray that their stories will be passed on to the generations of today and tomorrow. so that we can learn from their example. all too often, those who fought in the far east have been labelled the forgotten army in the forgotten war. many of the soldiers, nurses, and other personnel felt anger or disappointment at how they were treated when they finally returned home from a war which, from the public point of view, had ended on the 8th of may 1945. today, in this hallowed place, and in the presence of all those gathered here or in their homes, or wherever they may be, let us a firm that they and the surviving veterans are not forgotten. rather, you are respected, thanked, and cherished with all our hearts. and for all time. we salute all those

the chiefclude executive, carrie lam as well as the police commissioner and others. konglam is the acting hong privacy commissioner. he has come out and said the sanctions and the revealed numbers andssport other officials including of carrie lam, amounted to doxy, -- xing, which docx carrie lam said would be a criminal offense. another chapter that is turning into rapidly souring relations between united states and china and also the hong kong government. haidi: what are the latest things we are seeing in hong kong, the reaction of the government, some of the tensions and moves the think taken that you have these critics concerned that you are seeing this tightening of restrictions and tightening of freedoms after the national security law was put through? >> that is right. we have seen some arrests and some charges. wong was of -- joshua more recently charged with his participation in a tiananmen square memorial earlier in july. there have been some moves by the government here to enforce the national security law but also come down on the movement, make sure there

we have orders from trump, the pension of the carrie lam and others. index currently it is inching towards a positive territory. .1%, 47.04.wn we had july consumer prices coming in, the estimate -- the chinext under pressure, about 1%. the chinext has risen almost double the nasdaq in the past 12 months. a buy.till way buy -- the hang seng under pressure. plenty more to come, the whitening risk between the u.s. and china will be dealt with after this break. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 10:29. here are your first word headlines. the u.s. health secretary is in taiwan for the highest profile visit by a senior american official in decades. alex azar is meeting president moon and taiwan's health minister. it is likely to further strain deteriorating relations between washington and beijing. the chinese foreign ministry said last week it firmly opposes the visit. reports from hong kong say prominent democracy advocate and beijing critic jimmy lai and a number of other people have been arrested. his paper, the apra daily, says he has been detained for alleg

lam and other leadersrs will have assets they own in the u.s. block. sri lanka's ruling party has one a landslide victory in parliamentary elections. they can now amend the constitution to expand powers for president gotabaya rajapaksa and to ensure that his older brother mahinda takes his job as prime minister. residents and tourists have been evacuated from an italian resort on the border with france. the heatwave has created water around 500 cubic meters under the glossy at roughly the size of the cathedral. for the thousands of families who lost loved ones in syria's torture chambers, the truth behind their debts is coming to life. -- deaths is coming to light. photos were smuggled by a syrian army photographer. hundreds of victims have been identified thanks to a new effort to identify the bodies shown in thehe photos. many families are makining devastating discoveries. reporter: for this syrian mother, closurure didn'n't bring comfort. "that's him," she says. a photograph was all she was shown. "for years i waited by the entrance of my home, wait

lam was opposed to the extradition bill and came to taiwan when he started feeling unsafe in hong kong>> between january and july 2019, the number of hong kong residents who obtained extended visas in taiwan increased by 30%. the number gaining permanent residency rose 20%. in just six months, 2,594 hongkongers applied for immigration and began preparing for their move. immigration applications from hong kong continue to increase at a steady pace. ♪ defiance and dissent in belarus, despite warnings of a tough crackdown by the president. hello. you are watching al jazeera. also coming up, milititary leads filed toto hold d ectionons aftr p that has drawn international condemnation. an emergenency in china, w with historicic floods fofoing people from their homes and

it is a retaliatory move on the part of the carrie lam regime in hong kong. the carrie lam regime in hong kong. we will leave it there. obviously we will try to get hold of the hong kong government on beijing to get their perspective on this, and talking about beijing's perspective, we have a line from the chinese foreign ministry saying that china has decided to apply sanctions on several us politicians, starting today. this is ted cruz, marco rubio and other us politicians. i haven't seen yet the names of the others, but we will bring them to you. i think that probably is... i don't know what that is specifically, but we have seen tit—for—tat closures of consulates from china, and now tit—for—tat on individuals, the us has sanctioned several individuals, including carrie lam, the chief executive, and in xinjiang, in the north of china. state media in belarus says the incumbent alexander lukashenko, has been declared as the winner of sunday's presidential election with 80% of the votes. at least one person has died and hundreds detained, after a night of cla

carrie lam says she can't have the election.them healthy for those coming out to vote. you have 4.5 million registered voters here. many elderly. that's one of the reasons she stated and she said there will be a media center for the election. that center is being used currently as hospital. as far as the opposition party, the pro-democracy party is saying she is using covid as a cover. the democratic camp had a primary with 600,000 people to show up to vote. they say the government is scared they had momentum and they would have won a significant number of seats in september. on thursday, the government disqualified candidates from running in the election because they didn't support the new national security law. one of those disqualified was joshua wong. a well known activist. >> power and extended their political weapon and my friends as well as well as other democrats and incumbents. beyond any doubt, it is the most scandalous election front ever in hong kong history. >> reporter: and kendis, i heard from the civic leader par

describes new us sanctions on 11 senior officials, including the territory's chief executive, carrie lamd scotland is expanded with coverings now compulsory at cinemas, museums stricter lockdown measures are reinforced in preston

you can relax, lam not guessing game going on. piecemeal identification and trying to work out who this mp is. you know, apart from this incredibly serious allegation, i think there is a secondary political aspect to it in the sense that the chief whip, you have been reporting this morning, has kind of said that they didn't... they morning, has kind of said that they didn't. .. they knew morning, has kind of said that they didn't... they knew that this had been raised. i think it was they didn't know the magnitude, i think that was the word that was used, of the allegations. but the newspapers will be looking today at just how long the conservative party knew about these allegations, how serious they were and how long, possibly, did base it on them for. katy, the conservative party statements said they take all allegations extremely seriously —— virus —— it's the type of allegation in the process it will now move to that i think. you can look at recent events in the tory party. you had a conservative mp last week found guilty of s

court case the mail on sunday ongoing, i am sure court case the mail on sunday ongoing, lam sure myn that. but as set back story for an inspection. and yes, lovely to speak to you both, thank you for taking us through our second look at the papers. live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... five—time winners sevilla are through to the europa league semi—finals after a tense victory over wolves (oov)scottish premiership matches are postponed after players break instead, the first says that they‘re going to show yellow card and lockdown rules, that led to both sides including the games against each other this weekend being postponed. sunday and the football player surrounded by team—mates and opponents when he should‘ve been in quarantine. he broke the rules most of the fury of those who put them in place. given what is happened over the past few weeks, do you regret giving the go—ahead to football presuming when you did? but i regret is that some football players seem incapable of living up to their responsibilities. i very much regret that. this isjust not accept

it follows an announcement last week from ms lam that september's elections would be delayed for a yearparking claims she was undermining hong kong's politicalfreedoms. the main challenger to president alexander lukashenko in this sunday's election in belarus has accused the authorities of subverting the poll. svetla na tikhanovskaya said voters were tired, after 26 years of mr lukashenko's rule. earlier, thousands of people gathered at a rally in the capital, minsk, in support of the opposition candidate. us authorities say they've discovered a highly sophisticated, 400—metre long tunnel running beneath the border with mexico. it was found by arizona officials when a sink—hole appeared in the desert. images show a solid—looking construction with water lines, electrical wiring and railway tracks running along the floor. officials believe it would have been used to smuggle drugs, people and weapons. canada will impose $2.7 billion worth of counter—tariffs on american aluminium products after president trump announced a 10% levy on canadian aluminium. the country's deputy prime minister,

it follows an announcement last week from ms lam that september's elections would be delayed for a year was undermining hong kong's politicalfreedoms. the main challenger to president alexander lukashenko in this sunday's election in belarus has accused the authorities of subverting the poll. svetlana tikhanovskaya said voters were tired, after 26 years of mr lukashenko's rule. earlier, thousands of people gathered at a rally in the capital minsk in support of the opposition candidate. canada will impose $2.7 billion worth of counter—tariffs on american aluminium products after president trump announced a 10% levy on canadian aluminium. the country's deputy prime minister, chrystia freeland, called the us decision "absurd". union leaders are threatening industrial action, after accusing british airways of naked greed, in forcing some cabin crew out of theirjobs. thousands of uk staff have received emails today telling them whether they're being made redundant, while most of those choosing to stay with ba will have to sign new contracts on lower pay. the airline says the changes are need

as i said, when you called me, lam incredibly thank you, joe.is responsibility and i am ready to get to work. i am ready to get to work. after the most competitive primary in history, the country received a resounding message thatjoe was the person to lead us forward. joe, i'm so proud to stand with you. i do so mindful of all the heroic and ambitious women before me who sacrificed —— whose sacrifice, determination and resilience make my presence here today even possible. this is a moment of real consequence for america. everything we care about, our economy, our health, our children, the kind of country we live in, it's all on the line. we're reeling from the worst public health crisis in a century. the president's mismanagement of the pandemic has plunged us into the worst economic crisis since the great depression. and we're experiencing a moral reckoning with racism and systemic injustice that has brought a new coalition of conscious to the streets of our country, demanding change. america is crying out for leadership. we have a president wh

is imposing sanctions against hong kong's chief executive kerry lam in the territories current and former police chiefs are among 11 officials targeted sanctions imposed on the president trumps executive order last month seeking to punish china a very sweeping national security lower imposed on hong kong china says the law is needed to criminalize acts of secession subversion and terrorism but critics say it's being used to silence dissent. well another source of tension between the u.s. and china is a president transfer funds to band popular social media apps including video based tic talk about china are saying that the u.s. is using national security as an excuse to suppress foreign firms katrina reports from beijing. some. job news videos have 1400000 followers on video sharing. the chinese version of talks. the 25 year old uses the app every day and isn't surprised it's become so popular in the u.s. . we're very proud of anything that originated in china is not just a video sharing platform as an example of chinese in january. she's a loved by dog executive order to bad tick tocks us

and hong kong chief executive kerry lam intent on the chinese officials a sanctioned by the us of a controversial security little. the u.s. state department has called for most top former top saudi intelligence officials sydell jobbery a value partner it comes a day off or it was revealed brief filed a lawsuit in washington accusing saudi crown prince mohammed bin selman of sending a hit squad to canada to try to kill him the state department says it's concerned by al job reason allegations and says any persecution of his family members back in saudi arabia is unacceptable it's also being reported that interpol rejected a request to extradite him back to saudi arabia because they said it was politically motivated well the u.s. state department comments were made in a letter to democratic senator patrick leahy who had requested a full update on the case in the letter the department says dr responded around the clock to threats against the u.s. mission in personnel it adds the department of state is concerned by the alleged activities that led to dr algebras exile in canada and says it repeatedly r

imposes sanctions on 11 officials including kerry lam as hope fades of finding survivors after the explosion in beirut president external interference. punishments are handed out to violators of venezuela's coronavirus rules but many say they have to take the risk. the u.s. state department has spoken out in support of a former top saudi intelligence agent who was allegedly targeted for all the sasa nation attempts it describes as a valued partner of jumper a filed a lawsuit in washington d.c. on thursday accusing the saudi crown prince of sending a hit squad to calendar to kill him michaela has more. patrick leahy was one of 4 senators who sent a letter to the white house last month in the letter the senators expressed their concern about what they call the abduction in saudi arabia of saddle jobbery son and daughter. in his court filing our job research his children now aged 20 and 21 were being held as what he called human bait to lure him out of hiding the state department has now responded to the senator's concerns in a letter to senator leahy it describes jobbery as a valued partner to

carrie lam says the restrictions are totally unjustified.bahrain and sudan will likely be the next countries to make peace with israel. they are expected to follow the lead of the united arab emirates towards normalizing relations. the israeli president has invited the leaders to visit jerusalem. no other senior golf leader is known to have made since the finding of israel. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am available for that flight. coronavirus led to a green revolution for minors? theill hear from the ceo of hp on plans for a greener future. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is daybreak: europe. i am manus cranny. minor, bhp group announced steady profits despite the pandemic but it is cautious about the future. ceo, mike henry about how the minor is looking to go green. >> the recovery continues to be underway and appears to be strong in china. i think we will see white a bit of volatility and uncertainty in the way the rest o

they will be, whether the properties or assets by these officials including chief executive carrie lam as well as the police commissioner. the interesting development is after those sanctions were announced, the acting hong kong privacy commissioner ritter-sized u.s. department of treasury for what he called doxx ing the chief executive, carrie lam, putting out personal information such as passport details and the like in the public domain, which the privacy commissioner said is potentially a criminal offense. escalatingwords is between hong kong officials and the united states. we are seeing the sanctions targeting people and their property and assets in the united states -- it is unclear about the extent or the effectiveness of those sanctions and whether they have any assets abroad and whether the banks in hong kong could enforce that -- those sanctions. shery: despite the escalating tensions, it seems the trade deal is still in tact. we are heading to officials meeting on august 15 to review the phase one trade deal as well. >> that is right. that is the big one that is hanging out

lam? >> ms. lam: yes. >> vice president lopez: yes. >> ms. norton: yes. >> president sanchez: yes. thank you. heinz foster yes. yes. thank you, that's five ayes. >> president sanchez: all right. thank you. and congratulations, all, on getting this. >> congratulations. >> next item is 208 -- 11s0 adoption evisions to the fiscal year 20-21 adopted budgets for the san francisco unified school district and san francisco county office of education in accordance with the california education code section. we need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> president sanchez: thank you, superintendent matthews. >> superintendent matthews: this evening we have our chief financial officer meagan wallace presenting. >> good evening, commissioners and superintendent matthews. we have revisions for the 20-21 adopted budgets for sfusd and the county office of education. as a reminder on july 1, 2020, the board of education approved our budget. however, the education code, 42127-h, schools are permitted to send in a revised budget 40 days from the annual budget act. the district recommends

imposed sanctions against carrie lam.eadly -- week's people are pledging billions to help rebuild beirut, after a conference by emmanuel macron at the united nations. protests.mid masked demonstrators are calling for the resignation of the government over the role in the explosion. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. yousef? yousef: thank you. midstng in the bloomberg the guidance or lack thereof. toy're not in a position make a forecast amid the uncertainty. seeing liquidity at 400 million euros to 900 million euros. the key line being they're currently not in a position to make a fiscal year forecast. let's flush out our top story in more detail. he willnuchin says listen to any democratic proposal for a new corona relief package. house speaker nancy pelosi says she hopes talks with the white house resume soon. over the weekend, president trump took executive actions on

hong kong officials we know one of the names so far it includes the hong kong chief executive kerry lam so that's one high profile person on that list of 12 individuals who are being sanctioned such a negative relationship at the moment between the economic superpower that is china and the u.s. as a superpower off the back of that of course we've been reporting just in the past few hours about the u.s. decision to ban in effect take talk and tell microsoft you've got to buy that that's one facet of this relationship let's bring in our white house correspondent kimberly how to get us right up to speed on that developing story kimberly what else do we know. well i just caught the the top line as you were reporting it there so what we have been hearing this morning at least from my hand reaching out to white house officials is that in fact there was something in the works to sanction chinese officials and now i understand that has happened so what we know is that as you mentioned that the concern has been for a very long time these political freedoms in hong kong and how they have been cur

the chief executive kerry lamb's decision to postpone september's legislative election for one year lam says the rise in coronavirus cases forced her to invoke emergency laws now after that announcement germany became the latest western country to suspend its extradition agreement with the territory has the story. the legislative council election has been held every 4 years since hong kong's handover from british to chinese rule in 1997 this is the 1st time voting has been postponed to such an extent. the decision to postpone the trainee trained election has nothing to do with politics has nothing to do with the likely outcome of this round of elections it is purely on the basis of protecting the health and safety of the hong kong people lam so the delay was necessary because of the rising numbers of corona virus infections but her use of emergency powers raises legal and administrative issues delay would mean that china's parliament would have to step in to approve any issues that could contravene hong kong's basic law its many constitution. we are inviting beijing to interfere again b

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lam called the measures against are totally unjustified.sumer splurged on do-it-yourself projects in the second quarter. home depot reported sales growth more than twice the breast great analysts had been expected. the-store sales -- twice rate analysts had been expecting. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i amro good group to -- i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are in a period of deglobalization. we will not get the disinflationary impulse. there is no point where i would say we should buy treasuries. tom: barry knapp has been around the block a number of times with ironside macro economics. he knows if you are not get the reward. another barry knows that as well. his name is barry ritholtz. i'm jealous he gets to do masters in business, these long conversations with all sorts of interesting people and he manages real moneys where he enjoys occasionally losing money as well. we are thrilled barry ritholtz could join a

in hong kong, chief executive carrie lam says she's having trouble using your credit cards after banksosed u.s. sanctions on chinese officials and allies in the city. am because the measures totally unjustified. --res of walmart ri lies shares of walmart arising, led by soaring online orders and its market-leading grocery business. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the nontariff action hasn't primarily been republican, but bipartisan. kind ofessures gradually push the u.s. and china part, particularly with regard to capital flows, i think will continue whoever is in the white house. kelly, aberdeen standard, with an important comment on china. what anna edwards and i want to do here on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television was just ofse on a tuesday in august 2020 and recalibrate on hong kong. we can do that with karen leigh, our china government editor, to give us perspective on asia, on china, and also her hong kong. i think of the b

kong's legislative elections scheduled for september have been for spillane 4 year chief executive kerry lam says the delay is necessary due to a surge in coronavirus cases but opposition lawmakers accuse the government of using the pandemic as a pretext to thwart the pro-democracy movement. that violence has again erupted in portland oregon protesters and police clash at the local courthouse which has become a focal point of the rest earlier president trump tweeted that federal agents will remain in the city until local police and finish what he called a cleanup of quote and and. hurricane. is churning through the caribbean bringing strong wings and flooding in puerto rico and some islands of the bahamas a hurricane warning has been issued for parts of florida where the storm is expected to hit later on. muslims around the world or celebrating. one of the most important holidays in the islamic calendar this year the 4 day holiday is taking place under the shadow of the pandemic social distancing measures are making it difficult for families to celebrate together but worshipers are making do

legislative elections shuttled for september have been postponed for a year chief executive carrie lam says the delay is necessary to due to a surge in coronavirus cases but opposition will make has accused the government of using the pandemic as a pretext to thwart the pro-democracy movement germany has responded by suspending its extradition treaty with the territory. hong kong's election 4 years ago it should happen again in september instead the poll has been pushed back by a full year not house saving yet though it was a very very difficult decision to postpone the legislative council election which takes place every 4 years but it's necessary to fight off the coronavirus to protect people's health and up hold public safety we also have to ensure the election process is fair and open. thing. ironically to curb the pro-democracy protests on const chief executive has activated a rarely used nearly century old emergency power dating from the british colonial times. that allows for short term only delays to elections. the decision to postpone the trainee trente electrical election has

territory the move is in response to china's recent introduction of a tough new security law in the city lam and the other leaders will have with any assets will have them blocked by the us. sri lanka's ruling party led by the powerful rajapaksa brothers has won a landslide victory in parliamentary elections with a 2 thirds majority the s.l.p. party can now amend the constitution to expand powers for president got up by russia pops up and to ensure that his older brother mahendra keeps his job as prime minister. and kabul afghan president of irony or has urged thousands of prominent citizens to decide whether to release $400.00 taliban prisoners including many who have committed atrocities as the militant group has demanded their release as if as a precondition. to entering peace talks with. residents and tourists have been evacuated from an italian resort at the border with france as a as a nearby mall blong glacier threatens to collapse amid a heat wave the heat created a layer of water of around 500 cubic metres of ice under the glacier only the size of the cathedral in milan. belarus is

democracy deferred elections in hong kong are delayed for a year chief executive carrie lam says a surge in coronavirus cases is to blame. we follow a coronavirus task force in israel and look at efforts to contain covert $19.00 and $1.00 of the country's major hotspots. i'm all in is a thanks for joining us we start in the united states where president donald trump said he's considering banning the popular video app tick-tock reports indicate he's also considering an alternative forcing the apps owner chinese firm by dance to sell it to an american company u.s. officials claim tick-tock may pose a national security threat citing concerns that china could access the data that collects. with a think $100000000.00 users taught those itself as a digital playground but now it's turning into a box all grown between the u.s. and china. with american suspicious of its owners the be backed up may have exploded in recent years but not everyone is a fun. what do you recommend that people download that up on their phones tonight tomorrow any time currently if you want your private information in th

and the 14th time arsenal have won, shyama. lam nota 14th time arsenal have won, shyama.win, they we re it. arsenal deserves to win, they were the better team, sorry to chelsea fans. i have to say, iain, i loved it in the empty stadium. whoever did it deserves the oscar for it. they knew instinctively, when so many missed, and it absently match what we were watching on—screen. match what we were watching on-screen. we have got to get used to it, i think! on-screen. we have got to get used to it, ithink! it on-screen. we have got to get used to it, i think! it could be like it for a while. that is it for the papers for tonight. iain and shyama, thank you for being with us, sorry about the issues. the film review

carrie lam is going to be sanctioned in hong kong. s&p is flat right now. there seeing a big move for dollar. it's trading down as you can see. it's a similar story against most major currencies, including the pound. , youlso see a bond market see some a pretty solid data on the industrial front out of germany and france. that points to a v-shaped recovery. we are going to talk to the cio of capital. it with some of the atlantic you want to put your money in? we will talk about that in the united states. u.s. labor market continues to be a big focus. the jobless rate is 10.2%. ofs is quite a bit shutdowns, a lot of hotspots. jonathan ferro talked to larry his take in that. he was raising that point about the hotspots and how good he thinks this number is. is july 20. thesurging hotspots in south and west in other places began in the back end of june and lasted through july. there was some pullback of reopens. 1.8 million. that was a big decline in the unemployment rate. this will move the single digits easily in the summer and fall. that is larry kudlow tal

legislative elections show jewel for september have famed host fine for a year chief executive kerry lam says the delay is necessary due to a surge in coronavirus cases but opposition lawmakers accuse the government of using the pandemic as a pretext to thwart the pro-democracy movement. violence has again erupted in portland oregon protesters and police clashed at the local courthouse which has become a focal point of the unrest earlier president trump tweeted that federal agents will remain in the city until local police have finished what he called a cleanup of quote anika ists an agitated. hurricane is 10 is churning through the caribbean bringing strong winds and flooding in puerto rico and someone's of the bahamas hurricane warning has been issued for parts of florida where the storm is expected to hit places today. and we stay in the u.s. where president tunnel trump says he plans to ban the chinese are in video take talk because of security concerns u.s. officials are currently looking into the potential for to talk to be used by the chinese government as a tool for gathering int

and the top target is the city's top official carrie lam, the chief executive here.include the secretaries of justice and security. the current and former police chief, several officials appointed directly by the chinese central government in charge of the hong kong liaison office. in charge of a newly established national security directer here. all of these will be immediately sieved by the u.s. government which is the latest salvo against hong kong since beijing quickly drafted and then imposed a controversial national security law on the city which critics both here in hong kong and around the world, argue demolishes a system of autonomy that the city has supposed to enjoy. just a couple weeks ago, the trump administration announced that it would no longer recognize a special trading status that hong kong had enjoyed, unlike the rest of mainland china. now, the chinese central government bristles at this criticism. it calls it an infringement on china and hong kong's international affairs. and this is just part of a much larger confrontation currently under way w

and hong kong chief executive carrie lam and 10 otherr officials s are sanctiononed bye u.s.ver a contntroversial securityty law. a familiar setting and a familiar story for world champion lewis hamilton. he set the pace for the 70th anniversary grand prix. ♪ anchor: the u.s. state department has called a former top saudi intelligence official a valued partner. it comes a day after he filed a lawsuit in washington, accusing the saudi crown prince of sending a hit squad to kill him. they say they are concerned 's allegations and persecution of his family members are unacceptable. an extraditioned request because they said it was politically motivated. the state department comments were made in a letter to a democratic senator, who requested a formal update on the case. the department praises dr. al-jabri's work with the embassy in riyadh, saying he is someone who responded around-the-clock to threats to u.s. interests in the kingdom. it adds, the department of state is concerned about the activities that led to al-jabri 's exile in canada. the state department is calling for t

imposed sanctions on 11 americans in a tit-for-tat move after hong kong officials, including carrie lamwere sanctioned last friday. sanctions will apply to u.s. senators including ted cruz and marco rubio. the secretary of health and human services has met the taiwan president. r's visit is theighest for u.s.s. official in 40 yearse praised the response to the pandemic. the test was tested as china views taiwan as its own territory. viewed by china as they y feel taiwan is its own territory. has been growing following --sday's blast which killed people and injured 6000 others. while it is not known what caused the fire, sentiment is, my government did this. focus fors the protesters, the barrier leading to parliament. a day after demonstrators storm several ministries, they tried to converge on parliament and were pushed back again by the army and police. demonstrators want to bring down the government whose negligence and corruption, they believe, led to the tragic explosion in the beirut port. >> [speaking in foreign language] >> others, some carrying nooses, resting leaders to design

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in 1997 after three years on the lam, he started a pottery company called terra cotta gardens. >> dial advertised it on the radio, did an interview on the radio. >> unbelievably, the attention led to an invitation for the fugitive killer to speak at a women's luncheon at a local country club. >> near and dear to my heart -- >> where were you while he was out front entertaining the ladies who lunch? >> i was back at the trailer tied up. >> from there, dial and bobbi went to work on an industrial chicken farm owned by debra grace. she never doubted they were married, but she could see dial was abusive. >> he was like, i can beat her. she's my wife, i can beat her. i said, no, not on my farm, you can't. i tried to get her to come to the house. she wouldn't go. she kept saying, no, no, no, he wouldn't like that. >> they moved again to another bigger chicken farm. bobbi's daughters were teenagers now. she'd missed five anniversaries with randy. >> there were times that the loneliness was so great that my body would physically ache. >> and she says dial never ceased his campaign of terror, k

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imposed sanctions on lam and 10 other hong kong offials and called the national security law, "a toolf ccp repression."ry today the minif foreign affairs called that proof, the u.s. was biased against chin >> current u.s. licy towards china is a strategic mistake evidence, venting emotions, and mccarthyist bias. reporter: and beijing announced its own sanctions on six leaders of ngo'itical of five beijing, included national democratic institute president derek mitchell. it's part and parcel of today's china, where it's not just about what happens in china, but around the world, that they want people to b quiet about what's really happening. they don't care about law. boey don't care about truth, and don't care a abiding by the basic law of hong kong. reporter: last year, mitchell spoke inong kong and has cowritten three books about china. he says under xi jinping, the chinese communist party is willing to sence domestic and international critics, no matter the consequence. >> they're going to use thr power and that they will not accept anything that is remotely rights based or democra

belonging to hong kong chief executive carrie lam and ten other officials from china and the territorystarting in september, washington will also require goods produced in the territory for export to the u.s. to be labeled as made in china. >>> opposition leaders in belarus are seeking a dialogue with the administration of president alexander lukashenko as turmoil continues following the country's august 9th election. lukashenko claimed victory in the vote to secure a sixth term as president. there have sincece been widesprd prototests and strtrikes amid cs the elecection w was rigged.d. the opposition leaders are demanding that lukashenko resign. they iterated their cause for a change ogogovernment a at a new conference in the capital minsk on wednesday, but lukashenko is showing no sign of backing down. on wednesday he announced plans to punish groups seen as siding with the opposition. moscscow has pledged military supppport to belarusus if neede. russian foreign minister sergey lavrov says he does not see a lack of readiness of dialogue by the belarus government. the european union

so it is a big operation. lam not sure if of this. so it is a big operation. the lab and on. we have to import it all from outside. —— lebanon. it will take a month. you told me before the hospital... no, we arejust of service now. this is not the only hospital... i have heard other hospitals, but this is the largest, biggest. we were a big central, this is one of the over “— big central, this is one of the over —— not only private centre is taking a lot of covid—19 patients. we had 19 patients yesterday, but for the time being we will be off. let's return to our earlier story — the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki, which effectively ended world war ii. robert ‘bo' jacobs is a professor at the hiroshima peace institute and joins me now. thanks very much indeed for your time. 0bviously today marks that are very poignant moment in time. you are as bothered, though, aren't you with what went on after that in terms of that rash of nuclear tests in all corners of the world ? tests in all corners of the world? absolutely. on the one h