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sei head of asian equities, john lau, is joining us now with his outlook.have held up reasonably well. whereonomy, depending on you are looking, is mixed. even germany's manufacturing problems and services are holding income a pretty much. two investors have a reason to move in this direction right now? john: thanks for having me on the show. there's a lot going on. i am based in hong kong, covering asian equities. we have it chinese trade war continuing. with the protests in hong kong and the trade spat between u.s. and korea. i would say the biggest risk that investors are seeing is the u.s.-china trade war. there,we see progress the market is not going to move that much. all eyes are on early october. there is not a lot of expectation that anything material will come from this. deal,get some kind of that would move markets. -- biasedyour ballast toward the valuation part, and were looking at autos, industrials and financials. how much risk and how much john: i would preface it by saying, we actually have a diversified portfolio. we've exposure for all th

the bbc'r's political editor lau kuenssberg has more. >> boris, boris, boris! >> o, out, out! laura: conflict and confrontation, the soundtrack to rent days around downing street already. behind the gates, the prime minister is stepping forward, perhaps to stoke it up. the officialal lectern only deployed for moments thattt . not that he wants to admit it, but there might be an election on the way. prime min. johnson: as you come to the brexit deadline, i'm encouraged by the prog we are making. if there is one thing that can , hold us back in the stoc is the sense in brussels thatnd mps may ome way to cancel the referendum, or that, torrs will vote with jeremy corbyn for yet another pointless delay. laura: opposition and so tory mps want emergency votes to make it impossible for him to take us out of the european union without a deal. numb 10 is trying everything to stop them. prime min. johnson: if they do, ey will plainly chop the legs from the uk's position and make further negotiations abs impossible. there are no circumstances i a which i wi brussels to delay. we are leav

lau: this is "bbc world new america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. the u.s. secretary of state is di arabia, where they ar laying out evidence that iran is behind the attack on the kingdom's oil fields. president trump tweets he will be revoking california's right r to set emissionstandards for cars, setting up a legal battle. >> we will do everything we can to fight it. cowe will fight it in the ts, we will fight it in congress. o we cant allow it tand. laura: plus, a race against time to tre snakebites. we are in kenya, where a team of first responrs is on the move. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." saudi arabiaidas presented ce which it says proves iran sponsored attacks on its oil refineries this weekend. the defense ministry unveiled parts from what they said were iranian-made weapons used ring the raids. ths comes as secretary of state mike pompeo flew to meet with saudi leaders and said the attacks amounted to an act of war. our middle eastde corresp quentin sommerville has the latest. quentin: heri

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. >> yeah, it doesn't. ] [ both lau >> but your signature policy is the freedom divi you reminded people in the last debate what the freedom dividend s by telling them that you are going to give $1,000 away.ke let's look. >> it's time to trust ourselves more than our politicians. that why i'm going to do something unprecedented tonight. my campan will now give a freedom dividend of $100 a month for an entire year to 10 american families, someone watching this at home right now. this is how we will get our country working for us again,wo the american people. >> all right. so, explain in more detail what exactly it is that you're proposing. >> i'm proposing what has tradionally been called a universal basic income, which i've rebranded the freedom didend of $1,000 a month for every american adult,tarting at age 18. and this seems dramatic, but if you look at our natios history, it's actually a very american idea. >> it was an idea, you point out, thomas paine had ted. >> martin luther king in the '60s. it passed the u.s.se house of repatives, a version of it, under richard nixon in 1971. i

keeping up the pressure on the territories government with many taking part in a 2nd day of strikes emily lau is a former member of the hong kong legislative council she says mrs lamb should have insisted to beijing that they engage with the protesters. to her it's very embarrassing i don't know why the journalistic did not ask her point blank why she said at the press conference that she never attended any resignation which may be true but why did she say on the tape that if she had a choice she would resign if she really is on our side on the side of hong kong she could have insisted saying well in order to solve the problem the crisis which she said she would want to do those were the options and if they said no she should have put her foot down and say now these are the ways instead of sending the police out to fight with the protesters every day and with such brutal force we should try to engage them so she should do it but obviously i don't think she wants to put her foot down and so i certainly saying her days are numbered the taliban has claimed responsibility for a bomb attack in afg

joining me tonight, for trump 2020 mark laus marc lotter is b. >> great to be mack. kennedy: i think that democrats and republicans whether nancy pelosi or president trump they need to be careful about being overly confident. and a b is right about that, we don't know where it lands, it is not necessarily a lay up for the president, what i want to know is why haven't we learned lessons from 2016? why are we going to a place like ukraine? either we should not be doing it, or since there has been no accountability, from 2016, i think that blipy people include -- plenty of people including president assume it is not illegal. >> i think two things are important, one, ukraine meddled in our 2016 election. no question, it is appropriate for president when he discusses with a newly elected president who ran on an anticorruption platform to make sure they are going to follow through and stop the kind of corruption that we saw that included meddling, against president trump's campaign, in 2016. and when it comes to joe biden. let's take out the current candidacy. kennedy: you

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lau lafayette art and wine, music and beverages to keep you cool.he spf, the hat and sunglasses, all that good stuff. one event that i think is going to be really fun tomorrow with the milder temperatures is the noer cal night market in pleasanton. you have 90s in the afternoon and toasty. maybe you're over towards peninsula. salsa, salsa, salsa. salsa music, salsa dancing, and salsa tasting, downtown, we'll have 80s and sunny skies. you could be lucky enough to have home opener tickets to the 49ers. warm at kick off, high cloud cover passing by, by halftime 87 degrees. we'll have details on the rain fall, where it's headed in about 25 minutes. my full forecast. i'll see you then. >> a lot happening this weekend. thank you jeff. >>> up next, lining up for the new iphone. did you get yours? the new feature people can't wait to use. >>> things move fast. the iphone 10 is old news. today the new iphone 11 went on sale. we were there when the doors opened at the apple store in palo alto. a lot of clapping. some people waited in line for nearly 24 hours,

. >> as you see in this list here, and this was from an official at d.p.w., peter lau, there's no mention of public housing, department of homelessness, or housing and shelter plan for homeless. so we have this ideal, but in practice, this is not being carried out. this is a tweet that was put out by the sfpd with a, you know, police vehicle with all of these belongings and their messaging is tenderloin homeless officers worked with the t.l. in cleaning up sidewalks and making the community safer that we serve, which gives you some insight into their inception of services. so this is just getting you to understand how the shelter services work. commander lozar mentioned they offer a genuine offer of shelter to homeless individuals, and that is key to the ninth circuit decision, to give a homeless person a ticket or arrest them when there is not adequate shelter. what's being debated is what is adequate. before two weeks ago, the city was saying adequate is a one-night shelter bed, and i'm glad to hear they realize this is not working. now, my question is, is a seven-day bed adequate? i'm

lauer lau mandatory evacuation orders have been issued for some coastal counties along florida's east coast. governor ron desantis saying the catastrophic hurricane is a, quote, major threat to cities there. jeff paul is in cocoa beach where people have been ordered to leave there by monday, and it looks like it's clearing out pretty well there, jeff. >> reporter: yeah. and we're just learning that those evacuation orders, at least for parts of brevard county especially right where we are in the low-lying barrier island of cocoa beach, that's been moved up to later this evening for portions of this area. that all goes back to that shift in the track getting closer and closer to florida. but if you take a look out here, you can probably notice that the waves are getting a little stronger out here. some people, the local folks out here taking advantage of those strong waves and also the strong winds. you see some of these guys out here kite surfing and taking advantage of what mother nature has dealt so far. a little bit further off to side there, those double red flags means people sho

kung lau is cnn's national correspondent.s today, kyung, evidence that there are still some strong feelings about the kavanaugh confirmation process? >> if you look at all of those tweets, absolutely. you can see the sentiment running through those tweets. julian castro was the very first one to tweet his support for impeaching judge kavanaugh, shortly after "the new york times" excerpt was released last night, and then kamala harris who questioned judge kavanaugh during his confirmation hearing in the senate, she tweeted this. she tweeted, i sat through those hearings, brett kavanaugh lied to the u.s. senate and most importantly to the u.s. people. he was put on the court through a sham process and he must be impeached. senator elizabeth warren then also tweeted her support for impeachment. if you look at the second half of her tweet, she writes, these newest revelations are disturbing. like the man who appointed him -- and she's talking about president trump there -- kavanaugh should be impeached. i mentioned julian castro,

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let's hear from emily lau who is a former member of the hong kong legislative council and says kerry should have insisted to beijing that it engages with the protesters to her it's very embarrassing i don't know why the journalistic did not ask her point blank why she said at the press conference that she never attended any resignation which may be true but why did she say on the tape that if she had a choice she would resign if she really is on our side on the side of hong kong she could have insisted saying well in order to solve the problem the crisis which she said she would want to do those were the options and if waging said no she should have put her foot down and say now these are the ways instead of sending the police out to fight with the protesters every day and with such brutal force we should try to engage them so she should do it but obviously i don't think she wants to put her foot down and so i certainly saying her days are numbered in afghanistan the taliban's attacked a compound for foreigners in kabul killing 16 people and injuring more than $100.00 it happened as

we are inviting three dozen different state holders from all different aspects and mental health and lau law enforcement and super in attendants. there are common sense solutions that you know lesson learned that came out of columbine and sandy hook and now parkland that needs to be implemented. if we have everybody agreeing and have buy in, i am hoping that once we accomplish these best practices, it will be put up on a federal website and then that'll be implemented through all states and school districts across the country. that's my main concern that we need to ensure that the school districts adopt these best practices as soon as possible and can't let another day go by where lessons learned that'll save and mitigate lives and prevent school strategies don't get implemented. and hopefully once we have these best practices, they'll be tied to the grant dollar. broward county has half a million dollars to implement analytic cameras last year and they did not have a formal active response policy. in marjorie stoneman douglas commission that i am on, we develop tiers. tier one is low co