sa so in response to the unlawful actions bung and lg, we're faced with a choice: either don't sell a product because it's unprofitable to do so, thereby losing market share, or sell at a loss. >> reporter: now samsung and lg, whirlpool's main competitors, flat out deny playing dirty. >> we do not dump our washing machines in the united states. >> when it comes to u.s. trade policy and the rules, we comply 100%. >> rorter: instead, say the spokespeople for both samsung and lg, th've been gaining on whirlpool by making a better, more innovative toduct. >> we' first to use steam technology in washing machines. >> we've come out with machines that can do two loads the same tim >> we're leading the way withec cod appliances. >> we invented add-wash, which seems like a very simple concept. how did no one think of this before? >> so you cod open it and toss in a sock-- >> reporter: like a top secret door? ( laughter ) o >> --whi engineers found did have some utility. >> reporter: were the korean products actually better? we went to the experts at "consumer reports" to find out. every day at

whirlpool blames unfair competition from samsung and lg. and u.s. regulators have agreed. repeatedly. in a 2013 decision, they slapped a tariff on washers made in south korea. >> and before the order could go into effect, rather than comply with the u.s. government orders, lg and samsung moved their production to china. >> reporter: 2017, another whirlpool complaint, another riff-- this time against washers made in china. >> and this time, they moved to thailand and vietnam. >> you've got trade in this case being a bit like water. you're trying to plug one leak in one place, and it's just coming up in a different one. >> reporter: for their parts, lg and samsung deny that decisions about factory locations were driven by tariffs. but even if they were, says economist chad bown, so what? >> it's very normal an completely legal. it may be, in fact, evidence thng the company is just sel a product that consumers really, really want touy and that they are really good at producing it. >> reporter: now, those two earlier rounds of tariprs were under ident obama. >> usa! usa! >> re

i think diversity in these movements, the example for instance of the lg bt marriage it was lg bt affinity groups and company that advocated from the inside for companies to kind of rethink their policy and that's why big companies, conservative and hollywood obviously the entertainment industry is seen as progressive, but the big midwest companies like conagra that got on were not necessarily associated with liberal causes. they were on board because their employees were like a bellwether of society. i think diversity in terms of gender inclusion is also very important. you see with the #metoo movement today as more women are in power and more women feel empowered to speak up you can finally tackle this pervasive problem, but you need to have that power at the top. you are starting to see the priority of diversity of inclusion in the corporate world-- realm really lead the way. larry fink, the ceo and chairman of black rock when of the big investment companies of the world recently wrote a letter to his shareholders talking about how it's the responsibility of investors to look more respo

the news weighed on shares of universal display and lg display, two companies that spli suly the oledeens. lg display shares down more than 7% in today trade. >>> general motors is reportedly considering publicly listing shares of its self-driving car unit or spinning off the division entirely. bloomberg says the car maker is in talks with banks about that potential option for tha shares of general motors rose fractionally to $43.91. >>> bristol meyers cancer drug has been approved by chinese. legislato the medication is already approved in more than 60 other countries. bristol meyers shas climbed 2% to $54.80. >>> reuters say qualcomm's $44 billion merger with nxp co seuctors has not been approved by chinese regulators just yet. that r aort cameer bloomberg and a chinese publication said the deal was given the green light by china's ministry of commerce. shares were up a fraction. shares ofls qualcomm rose slightly to $59.86. >>> this week's market monitor is betting his three picks will continue to offer invesgrrs owth, income, and reasonable valuations. it's his first time with us

lg display will supply between 2 million and 4 million units. our reporter joins us., samsung has been the only supplier of these alwaysreens, and apple goes for a multi-supplier strategy, and because there were no other suppliers capable of had to rely onle them, so it is important they had on a second supplier. they will have greater negotiating power over prices for one. haidi: why is apple trying to diversify away from samsung? it is part of their playbook i guess. >> yes, like i just said right now, it has a lot to do with the pricing strategy. if they have multiple suppliers, that will give them room to cut down on prices, because price has thing -- has been a big issue for everyone. be priceyns tend to and contributed to the price tag on the iphone x. even though it is only 2 million to 4 million, less than 5% of what samsung is expected to ship this year, is significant in that it sets the stage for apple and lg to work towards a bigger deal next year. haidi: there were some rumors are reports in the media that oled wants to adopt screens for all its iphones n

apple and lg have been working on board andet lg be a second supplier for the screens.it sets them up for significant supplies next year. the volume is still quite small at this stage. kathleen: this is a pretty big deal for samsung. why is apple trying to diversify away from them? >> it is along the same lines, about pricing. because samsung is the soap look -- soul supply for these screens, apple doesn't have much of a say in pricing of the screens. samsung has a huge advantage when it is selling oled, because it is the only supplier, and no other player has been able to produce oled screens in such mass volume. thislg is capable of doing hopefully next year, after initial sick -- shipments go through. they will -- apple will have leveraged and bargained better prices for oleds going forwar --oled screens going forward. kathleen: there were your -- there were earlier reports that they wanted to adopt them for next year. what do we know about that? >> this is a significant development that lg is getting on board, but in very small volumes. this doesn't necessarily mean

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because of morocco's policy towards lg btq because of morocco's policy towards lgbtq people.ies are warning of a potential humanitarian crisis in bangladesh. several rohingya refugees have died, with the arrival of monsoon rains. as many as 200,000 refugees could be at risk from flooding and landslides. german prosecutors have fined volkswagen more than a billion dollars over its cheating on diesel emissions tests. the public prosecutor found vw had sold more than ten million cars with emissions—test—cheating software. japan is bringing the threshold of adulthood down from 20 to 18. eighteen—year—olds will be able to marry and obtain passports without parental consent. the move, that'll take effect in 2022, aims to revitalise an ageing society. the uk space industry has suffered a blow in negotiations concerning the european satellite navigation system, galileo because of brexit. british companies have, in effect, been excluded from working on future satellite contracts. that's because other members of the european space agency have refused to delay their next order. the uk h

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intolerance towards the lg bt hooligans.are, for example, lg bt countries. if fans are, for example, lgbt orfrom countries. if fans are, for example, lgbt or from an ethnic minority then the russian state has more of a history of abusing them and supporting them. in response the foreign office says it has acted to offer advice to ethnic minority of lg bt fans so offer advice to ethnic minority of lgbt fans so that they are aware of what might await. i have to be streetwise. and under no illusion that there are some idiots in russia will want to do damage to people like myself, england fans in general. so i do fearfor my safety. however i know there are also good people there and a few are streetwise hopefully you'll be able to avoid trouble. has been a long process to work out whether i should go, whether it is right to go as an lg bt go, whether it is right to go as an lgbt person, that conversation has had to be had with lgbt russians as well as friends and family who are concerned for my safety. fans are encouraged to sig

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we made our intention to travel to the world cup as lgbt intention to travel to the world cup as lg btt certainly the message is going at globally that the number of lgbt fa ns wa nted globally that the number of lgbt fans wanted to go to russia and support england. we had the usual twittered roles, we were followed by russian bots as well and some facebook posts and we had some e—mails, too. some of those were really quite gruesome in their threats. so, yeah, we have... you kind of have to take them seriously but we all know about keyboard warriors so we are imagining that is primarily what these people were. warriors so we are imagining that is primarily what these people werem do you feel the foreign office and the government is doing enough to protect you and bands like billy and joe who will be heading to russia? —— and fans alike. joe who will be heading to russia? -- and fans alike. as tom tugendhat said, it is difficult, russia is a federation, there are different laws in different parts of the federation and different approaches to the lgbt community. we can't rely on the fore

when we look at washing minnesotas and now we have lg and samsung right here in the usa making washing machines. tbhathey do work. but there's a much bigger picture that the president is operating on. the tariffs are one piece of the larger puzzle of putting americans back in control of their future. charles: if the gop loses the house, that diminishes this whole argument. >> right now the gop is trump's gop. if he loshe house, he doesn't have the ability to pass a lot of his agenda and that could be a problem. charles: more news nowm tesla's annual meeting. the company plans to build a new factory in shanghai. remember they lowered their prices there recently based on the overtures made by the chinese government. we'll keep you abreast of further news that happens as we speak. >>> the economy firing at all cylinders, positive data pouring in every second of the day. ints driving that and how much further it has to go next. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. . >> president trump promised that he would cut tactses, reduce taxes on small business and red

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gun violence and doctors handing out free health care like the weird dudes on college campuses hasn't lg out credit card applications. it's sound so great when the going gets tough, some americans talk about getting going. >> fox news is reporting that canada's immigration website has crashed. >> funny how americans didn't crash mexico's immigration website. but is canada all that awesome? is everything really covered in gravy? now i want a gravy covered snowball. but what's the truth? once we get. past our assumptions, how much do we really know about neighbors to the north. i'm guessing not a lot. that r they an upgraded america or expansion pack worth more of the same? like spelling color with a u. before they are packing up the family, my vuzers are the ones thinking about going, i'm making my way to see if khan a did is rocking it. and there's no battetter place start than los angeles, california. i'm not trying to fake you out. it's just that there's one thing canada has given the united states and it's their funny people. like a lot of them. i wouldn't be surprised if they were li

. >> get lg out of the car. arriving. >> you know that vehicle.holds the president of the united states. a lot of eyes on this stage right here. >> here are the two gentlemen. let's watch the moment. >> just like that. history has been made. we saw the handshake. now a second moment. >> this is a moment that many thought would never happen in our lifetime. >> thank you, everybody. >> downing me now the next generation of south korea who may enjoy denuclearization. if that is what's ahead for the korean peninsula. these are university students. i want to ask them how did you feel when you saw that handshake? >> i was very happy that we finally have the summit between the u.s. and north korea. which is pivot toll for ensuring the stability in the thort east asian region and the peninsula. at the same time i'm worried that the denuclearization process if it's not swift, it could go back to how history shows us. the agreement was cancelled later. it's actively engaging that's really important. >> does it give you hope? >> i'm pessimistic. there were s

there has been talk about increasing imports, and talk surrounding products like lg could be void ifrump goes ahead with these tariffs. there is talk it is time for china to coordinate with the other major economies to push back with what they say is an aggressive stance of the u.s. on trade. economic effects, if we start to see the straight story developing? -- trade story developing? tom: there was a disappointing retail sale, the central bank fed,ot following the pointing to concerns there is going to be a slowdown in the second half. do they takeis, their foot off the pedal in terms of deleveraging? longer-term, it doesn't seem the initial round of tariffs can have a hugely detrimental impact on chinese gdp. the biggest question is how the two sides come together around technology and ammunition. mackenzie, for nina -- bringing us the latest from beijing. matt: glencore rose 1% at the open. the company is going to restart its royalty payments to sanction an is really billionaire that could test -- israeli billionaire that could test its relationship with this man. maybe the compa

lg display, which can only -- the reason all these shares are falling, those guys can't make it.'t make it, how will they get the technology? that seems to be the strange dichotomy in the middle of this. >> we are looking at china's biggest ipo since 2015. we will go back to the country's top tech headlines. who is buying into foxconn share sales? >> baidu, alibaba, and tencent. 21.8 million shares apiece at roughly 13-14 yuan per share. this is the unit which is the main assembler for apple. the company unit is called foxconn industrial internet, and clearly baidu, alibaba, and tencent want to get a slice of the action. it has raised $4.3 billion they will plow into things like 5g wireless and smart manufacturing, and again it's , not just interest in the unit, but the cloud of these companies when it comes to investing across the tech space in china. >> the u.s. is open to starting talks with e.u. to reach a settlement over state subsidies that would block paid to airbus, according to a person familiar with the matter. a resolution could potentially avoid billions of dollars in

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so wee to b lg as we go. weave to be looking at data. and informed by what's coming and as i mentioned i think at the last press conference, estimates by memberse committee have moved down by a full percentage point since maybe 2012. so i can't give you a precise number, but i just -- we will be very much informed by incoming data. and this uncertainty is why, the fact we live in that uncertainty, is the reason why we have gradually raising rates. >> we are not waiting for inflation to show up. we are moving gradually and trying to navigate between two risks, really. one would be moving too quickly. inflation expected target. if we do that. and the other is moving too slowly, then we have too much inflation or more financial instability and we have to raise quickly and that canls have outcomes. >> chris condemn, blum burg news. i have a question about excess reviews. you mentioned that it was raised by the ceeomtt 20 basis points. that's the result of upward drift of the effecti fed funds rate in that target range. do you think that's go

nobody at this point is say lg they can take it away from him. >> thanks very much. i want to bring in our panel. jennifer, do you see a commonality in this? do you think it's trying to send a message? >> i think it is. these are people being prosecuted for the same kind of crimes that the trump circle is facing. there are people the president knows personally and people that are prosecuted by people the president doesn't like, his enemies, comey, fitzgerald. the question is is it illegal the sending of the message? i don't think we're there yet. >> jason, is a message being sent? >> no. i think that's silly. jack johnson has been dead for 70 year. >> he's an out liar. >> look at martha stewart who served her time and done with that. trying to say it's sending a message to trump associates is silly. every president pardons people. some of their supporters say great. others will hate him. i have remember when -- >> those are at the end. >> the mark ridge pardon was a mistake. >> even chelsea manning's sentence was a mistake. >> every president will have their own view

president al is not going to be asking these candid position on lg lgbtq rights. on the subject of putin, the presid saying he may bring up the subject of medicidling next the big question i is he confront putin. he's faced critici from some staunc allies over what was percei as a weak response when putin has denied meddling and lastly on john kelly, the president denying he was considering a replac we've previously reported that source have indicated that president trump ha to all them on their views replacement ifs john kelly for mobnths, so this i something we know has been on his radar. again, unclear the been p discussions that he has been having. >> thank you very much. boris. and i want to go now to "new york t white house report bruni and jennif rogers. frank, the president say he's going to talk about leches with putin. says he doesn't want anyone tamper with our elections. yester obviously, he sort of went a vein he did one of the last times he met with putin. he say he didn't do it. yester was the russia says they h nothing to do with meddli that w it o

we have to wonder is ivanka get lg trademarks from china for a certain reason?ng about last month when the final approval for seven new trademarks was granted to the ivanka trump brand by china around the time her father was calling for sanctions to be b eased against a chinese nell telecom company. the president said he was trying protect a market for u.s. goods. >> it's part of again the u.s. relationship with china, which is complex. >> but the relationship between the private and public hacomplex, too. >> go by ivanka's stuff. >> kushner still has ownership stakes in his businesses, but he's not at the helm now either. yet from the start and throughout the russia investigation -- >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia. >> and while their wealth brings great privilege, because they've not taken traditional steps to prent the conflict of interest, sharp skrcrutiny rema. neither is paid as presidential add virz around no one has proven an improper link between their net worth, but last year, they reportedly made more than $82 million and that ma

valuable property to uncle bennie for a song and he tries to get the lease back and they start scrap lg, the two of them and obarr's mother get into the act and starts pounding him with rocks. before you know it, you have a major skirmish on your hand. the lease held and uncle bennie was able to come away with a small fortune, in the process revealed something about the georgian spirit that i suspect is not combined to georgians which is that people go crazy for gold and people do that anywhere and they did it in georgia and what happened in georgia was that once they learned that the gold was there, they discovered the second thing that was important about this which was the gold was there on cherokee land. at the time georgia and its property overlapped with what was the cherokee nation and the georgians was so keen to get the gold that they ignored the fact that the georgians -- that cherokee nation was by common understanding a sovereign nation independent of georgia law. well, the governor of georgia didn't see it this way and he set forth a bunch of 550 surveyors to divide up the

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to subpoena through former employees who weren't working for me during the 2016 election and other lg-time associates in what appears to be some effort to frame me in an effort to silence me because i remain a critic of the mueller investigation. if the effort is to find some extraneous bogus offense to pressure me to testify against the president, i am not going to do that, but clearly, they are empty-handed on the question of russian collusion, empty-handed in terms of receiving anything from wikileaks or julian assange or anyone else and passing it on to the trump campaign. yeah, i think this is a witch hunt, and i think it is outrageous. it is orwellian. we clearly live in a police state. i thought this was about russian collusion and the 2016 election. why then would mr. mueller be interested in interviewing former associates of mine who weren't working for me during the 2016 election? it's the possibility that they will attempt to frame me. i will respond accordingly. host: how often do you talk to the president? guest: it has been a while now. from time to time. i believe his lawyer