in gm china under pressure along with macau casino operators.k movers across the region. one in taipei climbing, set for the highest close since september 5 after a 15% rise in may sales. ae bank in tokyo falling to a january 2013 low. brokers lower as their ratings on an earnings slowdown. metcash sliding in sydney as it takes a hit after announcing an impairment charge on its supermarket assets. i want to highlight kuala lumpur , the best performer on in the the msci index, weighing the possibility of taking a pay-tv firm private and said to consider a buyout of $1.9 billion. earlier the stock soared 13%. the last check on china high-speed railway, which has halted trading pending an announcement. it felt 10% on tuesday ahead of that. it may have something to do with a partnership with tencent to get driverless trains on the road in china. it has been under pressure for most of the year. it has been sliding since hitting a high back in 2015. now trading at january 2015 levels. you for that. you can catch up on our interviews by using our inter

. -- macau. collecting gambling debts are illegal. are strict and that has led to the massive growth in macau. you do have these entrepreneurs nearby looking for a way to skirt that by offering prizes rather than cash. it is a big difference, because in macau they have a separate currency, so when you do gamble you are also changing currency, and that would be a big difference with hainan. haidi: thank you for that. that is all for "daybreak australia." daybreak asia is up next. >> we are watching the trade tensions, and we have william at the american chamber of commerce. we will be talking about what comes next. he says the u.s. feels like they have run out of options to get china to seriously address the imbalance in the trade relationship. he says they will focus on ad commodities, as in how these will disrupt the supply chains, of course. haidi: action on daybreakthe -- the action on daybreak asia is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: it is 11:00 a.m. here in hong kong. i am yvonne man. welcome to "daybreak asia." the top stories

that had a huge reaction in macau.erpreted as including gambling and spending on luxury hotels. that led to a decline in tourism to macau. they took a big hit there, but they have since recovered from that. the interpretation has been but that policy is nothing and the government is quite happy to see people going out and spending money on things like luxury hotels. this does seem to be consistent with the kind of noise is the government has been making about developing the area, and the kind of investment. when you look at the type of tycoons the are putting money into hainan, these are people who have their ear to the ground in beijing. they do know what the national government is up to. its a very strong sign that this is going to be happening, and there is going to be some increment so movement toward legalizing some types of gambling on the island. yvonne: we will see what type of appeal these cashless casinos have. for a look at what his comping up in the next few hours. : $200 billion worth of tariffs being slap

they appear to have won at least on saturday in macau welcome spain's new prime minister pedro sanchez to paris the week after madrid took an almost six hundred thirty migrants also turned away by rome michael pointed a firm finger at e.u. states who refused to play ball over my creation you can't have countries that massively benefit from the solidaire. chief the european union well voicing their national selfishness when it comes to migrant issues. failure to agree on an e.u. wide common migration policy could see migrants stuck in the mediterranean become bargaining chips. and this reminder of the top story that we're following for you germany have space in sweden to go in and their nail biting second world cup game winning goal was scored moments before the final whistle victory keeps the defending champions in the tournament with one game left in the grid face. that's it for me for now you are watching did of the news coming to you from berlin or at the top of bear and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information on our website that is detailed in the top six. but

they appear to have one at least on saturday in macau welcome spain's new prime minister pedro sanchez to paris the week after madrid so i can almost see.

they appear to have won at least on saturday in macau welcomed spain's new prime minister pedro sanchez to paris the week after madrid socan almost six hundred thirty migrants also turned away by rome michael pointed a firm finger at e.u. states who refused to play ball over my creation you can't have countries that massively benefit from the solidary. the european union while voicing their national selfishness when it comes to migrant issues. failure to agree on an e.u. blind to come in migration policy could see migrant stuck in the mediterranean become bargaining chips. now for some of the other stories making news around the world an explosion at a rally in the zimbabwe and city of well a whale has into the country's vice president president. was unhurt the man god well was addressing his supporters at a stadium ahead of nationwide elections in july he assumed power last november after the ouster of zimbabwe's longtime leader robert mugabe. any theo p.-a a grenade attack on a pro-government rally in the capital addis ababa has left at least one person dead and dozens wounded new pri

they appear to have won at least on saturday in macau welcome spain's new prime minister petro sanchez to paris the week of to madrid took in almost six hundred thirty migrants also turned away by rome michael pointed a firm finger e.u. states who refused to play ball over my creation you can't have countries that massively benefit from the solidarity of the european union while voicing their national selfishness when it comes to migrant issues. failure to agree on an e.u. wide common migration policy could see migrants stuck in the mediterranean become bargaining chips. and just a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you germany have begun to warn and their nail biting second world cup game the winning goal was scored well let's go for the final whistle victory keeps the defending champion in the tournament with one game left in the group stage. there forget you can always get the news on. the bell just download our ox from google play our the story i'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications and breaking news you can

they appear to have one and i at least on saturday in macau welcome spain's new prime minister petro sanchez to paris the week after madrid took an almost six hundred thirty migrants also turned away by rome michael pointed a firm finger e.u. states who refused to play ball over my creation you can't have countries that massively benefit from the sun. adair achieve the european union while voicing their national selfishness when it comes to my current issues. face to agree on an e.u. wide common migration policy could see migrants stuck in the mediterranean become bargaining chips. and to turkey now where campaigning has concluded for landmark elections coming up on sunday the candidates spent the final day rallying their supporters president move these elections up by more than a year and it's being seen as a referendum on his fifteen years in power. the last chance to drum up votes before the election president added one addressing tens of thousands of supporters in istanbul.

secondly, i would say the greater bay area, the nine cities just over the border, including hong kong and macauation of 7 million, collectively bigger than the san francisco bay area. i see all of that as a big opportunity for carriers. lots more competition, very good competition. it has been growing a bit faster than that market recently, but the long—term prognosis, i think, market recently, but the long—term prognosis, ithink, is market recently, but the long—term prognosis, i think, is very strong for travel and tourism. cathay pacific last year, huge losses. what went wrong? fuel was a big pacific last year, huge losses. what went wrong? fuelwas a big part pacific last year, huge losses. what went wrong? fuel was a big part of it, but i talked about competition. there is a lot of competition growing faster than the market. that had a big impact on passenger revenue and passenger yields. that is why we launched the transformation programme. that is not just about getting transformation programme. that is notjust about getting our cost base in shape. it is about making us more agile and mor

the bank was to boost investment in the area in macau.anding the presence in the greater bay area. rishaad: oprah winfrey has notched another milestone. making $4 billion to make female.first black there she is. 494th position, just behind mark cuban. also ross perot as well. and the performance of weight watchers have increased $427 million this year. .s rich for breaking news wherever you are, bloomberg has ticktock. the first global news network designed for social media. is offeroes do updated hourly news products which is verified by bloomberg. jump on twitter. @tictoc. ♪ >> it is time for the battle of the charts. can play along. you can find these charts on the bloomberg. ladies first. sophie? sophie: i'm back from my holiday. a recent move in treasury markets i will highlight the flattening yield curve. first of all, history, throwback. the implied times, curve suggested -- those two red columns. presently they are pricing in more flattish conditions. now, this brings to mind the warning from the atlanta from th e president ra

yeah we have today here in macau and i want to tell you quickly about who she was her name is jennifer twenty seven years old she was from nicaragua was fleeing the political violence there came to the united states was not allowed to go through one of the regular border injuries on the ground so she entered illegally with her three children an eighteen month old a six year old and a three year old as soon as she crossed into the united states she was arrested she asked for political asylum she was immediately arrested she's lucky because she for some unknown reason was able to stay with her children. a judge then released her but she's wearing a monitoring device on her ankle now because she's essential a criminal on parole we met her in a shelter here run by the catholic church she's in shock she's scared she's devastated and her husband was also taken away from her at the same time she has not heard from him or spoken to him since last week when this happened again she's safe now in a shelter run by the catholic church here she's with her children but that's still doesn't answer to

speaking of this, though, macau, pedestrian crossing. >> gosh. >> that poor little guy. >> back it up and give you the story to what's going on. this woman here in black, that's mom who's off her head, hasn't noticed she left the boy behind. de css a knos runs tothe ca noe that kid, sends him flying and this is where mom comes up and to check on the child gives him a bit of a slap. >> that's an old-school mom, you wouldn't have been hit by the car if you kept up. >> the internet is joining in on this discussion. i'm like, hey, mrs. inattention mom, check your child is with you before crossing the street. it's not your child's fault. the child apparently wasn't too badly hurt, didn't have to go to hospital or anything like that. a lot of people agree the driver of the car to blame for the situation for driving through the pedestrian crossing. most people talking about the slap. >> what hurt him the most, the slap or the hit? >> the thing. >>> kayden is a little homie, always giving out advice. i imagine that can be very tiring. because he's sleepy. >> aw, he got nuggeted. >> and the st

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan julie a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight we have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. who push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people have been waiting decades to see until out to come home when hey al jazeera soul well here's an interesting story from singapore where a group of young professionals are quietly making personal connections and building bridges with their peers in north korea they send volunteers to the north and enter and bring north koreans to singapore in the hopes of promoting dialogue and understanding read about the chosen exchange as it's known on al-jazeera dot com where you'll find this article right on our home page now refugees in one of the world's largest camps have had their voices heard around the world and there are rare web streaming events the cuckoo my camp in kenya houses about one h

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. who push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people who have been waiting decades to see until now to come home wayne hey al-jazeera soul. now one of the world's biggest refugee camps is hosting a web streaming of fans that organizers hope will show refugees animal positive life is happening at the cooma camp in kenya which houses around one hundred eighty five thousand people from countries including south sudan somalia and ethiopia. behind it arranges events and lectures around the wells. for us in cat love to talk us through what's happening to us today. well or right now the camp event has taken a lunch break so there's more people outside of the tent where this event is being housed sort of milling about relaxing a little bit in be

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one nine hundred seventy eight's. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. will push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see aren't allowed to come home when hey al-jazeera soul. the taliban in afghanistan has announced a three day ceasefire to mark the end of ramadan is the first such true since the group was toppled by the us led invasion in two thousand and one taliban fighters say they will stop all offensive operations during the muslim holiday later this month except against foreign forces it follows a similar announcement by the afghan government the government of afghanistan. has taken in retake all the steps to make sure that. there is no more bloodshed in afghanistan and even if these steps are smaller steps we will come those we will come down as been made by the tal

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macauin one nine hundred seventy eight quite.

macau's monetary authority warns certain transactions can only happen with the approval of authorizedons. it is prudent for banks and shops to we can see after what they call a vague monetary authority statement. focusing on china and a sustainable investing. ubs has cut 100 positions in recent months in the united states. it posted the highest cost to income ratio among all divisions. : deutsche bank will probably post another quarter of declining revenue. accelerating its focus on the number of trades with wall street and will/7000 position -- will slash 7000 positions. rishaad: let's take a look at state-owned banks in india. rudderless when they need some strong leadership. nine out of 21 lenders are due to lose their top executives. four are due to report replacements. another boss was stripped of her title due to fraud charges. let's go to our guest. india is in a bad cleanup drive. why don't people want these jobs? why aren't they being filled? rupees islion 42,000 u.s. dollars. compare that with 400,000 u.s. dollars. that is what the chairman and to state owned banks get. 42,0

it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. will push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see aren't allowed to come home going hey al jazeera sole. taliban in afghanistan has announced a three day ceasefire to mark the end of ramadan is the first such truce says the group was toppled by the us led invasion in two thousand and one taliban fighters say they will stop all offensive operations during the muslim holiday later this month except against foreign forces follows a similar announcement by the afghan government the government of afghanistan. has taken the route take all the steps to make sure that. there is no more bloodshed in afghanistan and even the food these troops are smaller steps we will come those we will come down as been made by the taliban and we hope to be or will

in children being literally torn from their parents' arms if you look at the border checkpoint in macau and texas it is a massive warehouse where the children are now housed on a temporary basis that is referred in spanish as the which means the dog kennel because it's a massive massive warehouse where there are chain link fences create structured into jail cells where children are sleeping on the hard concrete floor with nothing more than a mat to separate them from the floor children are moaning and crying at night and are unable to sleep so the impact of these children is absolutely inhumane we now know of many cases where the separations have happened parents have one at least a couple of cases the parents have done terrible things to themselves one father from hundreds has committed suicide after having his three year old son torn from his arms this is just a couple of weeks ago at least one person has been killed and dozens more wounded after indian security forces fired tear gas and shotgun pellets at protesters in kashmir hundreds have been rallying against indian rule in variou

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. will push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet and soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see aren't allowed to come home when hey al jazeera soul. supporters. have been celebrating after the former congolese vice president had his war crimes convictions overturned a majority of judges criminal court ruled that the cannot be held responsible for the horrific acts of his militia in two thousand and two when a honda explains. from the moment well crimes allegations were leveled against him . but insisted he had done nothing wrong he maintained that stance even in two thousand and sixteen when the international criminal court unanimously found him guilty of war crimes and seem to him to eighteen years in prison the longest ever handed down

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one nine hundred seventy eight's. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. will push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see until out to come home wayne hay al jazeera solve the taliban in afghanistan has announced a three day ceasefire to mark the end of ramadan it is the first such true since the group was toppled by the us led invasion in two thousand and one taliban fighters say they will stop all offensive operations during the muslim. holiday later this month except against foreign forces it follows a similar announcement by the afghan government. the government of afghanistan. has taken root take all the steps to make sure that. there is no more bloodshed in afghanistan and even if these steps are smaller steps we will come those we will come down on by the taliban and

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. will push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see aren't allowed to come home when hey al-jazeera solve. still to come here on the al-jazeera news hour the taliban agrees to a three day cease fire following a similar announcement by the afghan government. is prepared to meet jordan's king to try and find a breakthrough in the country's political crisis. and the golden state warriors a crowned n.b.a. champions for the second straight season will have all the action coming up in sport. now the taliban in afghanistan has announced a three day ceasefire to mark the end of ramadan it's the first such true since the group was toppled by the united states led invasion back in two thousand and one taliban

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. will push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see until now to come home. seoul refugees in one of the world's largest camps are being beamed around the world in a rare web streaming event tell their stories the kermit campaign kenya houses around one hundred eighty five thousand people from south sudan somalia ethiopia and other countries but to that organization arranges lectures around the world to try and change perceptions. a former refugee who now works as a teacher she says her ex offers a platform of hope we have students in my class but they do not have enough teachers you can find the ratio of state entity to it's unbelievable like for example i'm in a classroom of one hundred twenty stud

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one nine hundred seventy eight's. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. will push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see until out to come home wayne hay al jazeera soul. now supporters of the far right activist tommy robinson have marched through london calling for him to be released from jail robinson whose real name is steven yes he lennon is serving thirteen months for contempt of court after admitting broadcasting information that could prejudice an ongoing trial and his critics have accused him of encouraging islamophobia as a bomber reports. with a crowd of several thousand supporters of the man known as tommy robinson former founder of the english defense league made their way from safaga square in the heart of london to ten downing street the official residence and

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. will push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see aren't allowed to come home when hey al-jazeera soul. let's go back to that agreement at the end of the g. seven meeting and what it means that speak now to christoph pelc in toronto he's associate professor of political science at mcgill university thanks very much indeed for joining us so what do you make of they managed to come up with a communique spite of the what appeared to be quite big differences the start of this what would you make of it what despite the communique the main result of the summit is likely the fact that. the u.s. allies are as perplexed and bewildered by the u.s. position as they were the very beginning of the of the summit

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. who push the north korean abduction issue i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see aren't allowed to come home again hey al jazeera soul was saying in the region and to china now where president xi jinping is hosting yet another meeting this is known as the shanghai cooperation organization summit or the s e o and russia's vladimir putin is being spoken about at length at the g seven in canada is among those in attendance as our representatives from iran pakistan and india their agenda will cover rising tensions with the u.s. over trade and donald trump's decision to pull out of the iran nuclear deal well i'm italian is a political and economic affairs commentator he says the contrast between the g seven and the s.e.'s summits is stark

that includes the south china sea hong kong, macau and taiwan. that issue of sovereignty is paramount. >> he will be 90 years old? >> he's 65 now. >> so mid-90s mid-'90s, okay. >> i don't think he is planning to see it all the way through, but he is put that out as a target. you can already see see the cha has adopted a number of both inducements and more coercive policies to try to push taiwan closer to china. i think that's clearly on his agenda. >> what about two or three of the foreign-policy things, one is the south china sea. in recent years some of us have been a bit surprised, we noticed the island filling and the base building and the rest. to what extent is that his policy? is that something you decide he would let the pla and others have their way with that? what's going on? how should we interpret that? >> i think that is entirely xi jinping, supported by the pla of course but again he eastern controlled south china sea policy in 201040 became general secretary of the communist party and we begin to see more assorted this then. the la

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macauin one nine hundred seventy eight's. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. will push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see aren't allowed to come home when hey al-jazeera soul. a saying in.

an editor how you directed the staff or how you choose and how you approach your opinion writing in macau has pumped changed? >> actually for us it has been a really fascinating challenge. we have a very diver op-ed page but it is a day page anymore. but that has the abundance of opinion online but one of the things we discovered in egypt from as a conservative, and a conservative columnist, who would dislike him the most? and it creates a big cllenge for us. and with that disagreement. then instead of the we hate donald trump echo chamber. we actually have to do something that i know people would not be encouraged enough to do this or spending all of our energy but to try to find intellectually honest pro- trump with a pathetic columnist. that is one of the central challenges as the author and editor for the trump era. and as an editor we don't overreact to trump or under react. there are things the president is doing that any republican president that i happen to disagree with with the editorial board might disagree or within the norms of republican presidential behavior and that means

hong kong and macau were returned 1997 and 1999. said, there are a couple of unfinished pieces. the most important of which is that the nationalist government, which was otherwise defeated in 1949, retained control over the island of taiwan. , taiwan and its 23 million inhabitants to remain outside of the control of the central government in beijing. then there are also some small islands in the south china sea that you may have heard about. from beijing's perspective, they should belong to china, but other countries have been seizing control of them over the years. has a fair a lot of work to do. economicna's development over the past four decades, china's leaders really other thanng internal upheaval that can prevent them from achieving their goals. and that is another way of saying that they see their , andry competitor potential adversary, as the united states. in fact, most chinese leaders and observers not only believe that the united states could prevent china's return to greatness, they believed the united states is actively working to do so. much of china's strategy tow

you've just returned i understand from an immigration detention center in macau in texas tell us michel about what you saw and what you heard why you with a well it's exactly the opposite of what you just heard from that humanitarian worker in regards to the focus here in the united states by this administration has been to separate families and to separate as many families as they can and what i observed at the border on thursday and friday was families being processed they're separated immediately upon entering the border patrol station and then children are sent off to shelters but in the meantime they're held in a processing center which is entirely inappropriate for children they're literally being held in.

china is this tropical depression which is giving a lot of heavy rain across hi nancy wards hong kong macau and i think is enhanced seeing the frontal boundary which is usually across this area which is getting heavy rain across food i think of the next twenty four hours further towards the north it's generally confined for wu han and the heading west was towards change do it should also be fine unsettled conditions across indochina not slight if you continue as we head on through into friday young gone a mere mother looking at highs of thirty degrees so that is friday's chart there still running very close to hong kong still running extending all the up towards the yangtze river valley though shanghai should probably stay dry as we head down into southeastern parts of asia here are likely to find some heavy rain affecting central and northern parts of the philippines in particular further south was a few showers across borneo but generally a family of bright weather looking quite good here. much as you'd expect climatologically at this time of the it should be dry and fine showers few and

really heavy showers respected so there is where the focus of rain is cheering thursday hong kong macau can both expect some flooding i think as a result of that system and again those showers continue across much of laos and vietnam further towards the west for me and my we have got some heavy showers here so young on looks as those can be quite wet at times as you move into southeastern parts of asia here we've got to heavy showers for the philippines south was to borneo it's looking good much of java find the saying goes up through the in a pinch a singapore kuala lumpur a good deal of sunshine expected in general those sort of conditions befell june and thursday they may see a few showers affecting body of cushing could see the odd downpour highs to thirty one across into south asia temperatures is easing back a little bit across central parts of india a mere forty two in delhi as a high still plenty of showers down through the west coast of india though but by rather cloudy with heis here of thirty two. the weather sponsored by cattle and. unpack it for us what were you hearing wha

hong kong and macau could see some flooding, too.ropical storm developing here. and if it does develop, it's going to move perilously close to japan as we head on into next week, so we could be looking at some some pretty heavy rain for tokyo. for hong kong, though, those thundery downpours are continuing for the next 24—48 hours, so expect some flooding here perhaps. now, as we head into south asia, it's all about the southwest monsoon. a lot of cloud through central— southern parts of india. very heavy thundery rain continuing across the west and into myanmar as well. further north, a dry story here. here, we have the pre—monsoonal heat. and it is widespread across parts of northwest india, pakistan through afghanistan and all the way into parts of iraq and kuwait, too. temperatures in kuwait not far off 50 celsius in the next couple of days. very hot in new delhi as well as hazy sunshine for mumbai. for colombo, though, it's all about the torrential rain. cross into australia, and we've had one very active weather system which mov

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one nine hundred seventy eight's. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan and the u.s. will push the north korean abduction issue and i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see aren't allowed to come home when hey al-jazeera soul. u.s. chinese government hackers have stolen large amounts of highly sensitive data about submarine technology washington post reporter breaches took place at the beginning of the year because they're believed to have obtained secret u.s. navy plans to develop a supersonic antiship missile by twenty twenty the news comes as the ministrations seeks china's support in persuading north korea to denuclearize. of the world's biggest refugee camps is hosting a web streaming event which organizers hope will show refugees in a more positive light is happening at the could cooma campaign kenya which houses aroun

north korean beach family members believe it's a no chip pan joy a thai woman who disappeared from macau in one nine hundred seventy eight's. i have a lot of hope that south korea japan. in the u.s. who push the north korean abduction issue i will be able to meet soon at this stage the new diplomatic face of north korea is largely viewed as positive but for many it will mean nothing if the people they've been waiting decades to see aren't allowed to come home again hey al jazeera soul the king of jordan is due in mecca on sunday hoping for financial support from the leaders of saudi arabia kuwait and the u.a.e. propose income tax rise triggered some of the largest protests by jordanians in years the government's now shelved that idea but it still faces the tricky task of balancing popular demand with the need to reduce the national debt and curb inflation refugees in one of the world's largest camps have been beamed around the world in a rare web streaming event to tell their stories the cooma camp in kenya houses people from south sudan somalia ethiopia as well as other countries the te

you've just returned i understand from an immigration detention center in macau in texas tell us michel about what you saw and what you heard while you with a. well it's exactly the opposite of what you just heard from that humanitarian worker in regards to the focus here in the united states by this administration has been to separate families and to separate as many families as they can and what i observed at the border on thursday and friday were families being processed they're separated immediately upon entering the border patrol station and then children are sent off to shelters but in the meantime they're held in a processing center which is entirely inappropriate for children they're literally being held in cages in a giant warehouse separate from their parents and in many cases their parents are shipped off to court while the children remain there with no care really i mean there's no supervision there is no toys there's no recreation they're just sitting alone crying or are talking to each other in a fenced in their areas within a warehouse kind of more about these children th

hong kong, macau. japan. they offer a wide range of services within the insurance industry.from them. it is a fascinating story. they have been going over the past five years via acquisitions. now they are starting to think what is next. with the i.p.o. market here being so hot, that could potentially be a good move. rishaad: this is not a company which is stand alone. they have some serious backers. >> exactly. the owner, richard lee, but on top of that, they have -- richard li. you may remember earlier this year, we were also very busy ollowing another deal. definitely a good set of investors in the company. haidi: what else do we know in terms of the details of the listing so far? >> so far it is still very, very early stage. they are starting to kind of like think about it. kind of like you know, midterm strategy, how to grow the business to prepare to get the right size and scope for an i.p.o. they are starting to hold some preliminary meetingings and preliminary conversations with banks and that will still take some time, but it is getting in there definitely and kind

let's highlight with what is going on with wit and macau. over in tokyo, kobe steel falling.e been suspected of violating the law. sinking stocks are after mitsubishi. these displays are losing ground and soul. they denied the report that runa is demanding- to rishaad: -- rishaad: we have the services numbers in line with expectations. of course, if you want to look at that interview, you can look at that on tv go again. you can watch us live and go the and look at any of securities and bloomberg functions. you can also become part of the conversation during a programming. ♪ >> we are back, having a look at those business flash headlines. nintendo recovering from the biggest drop in stocks. shares lost 4% on friday. that is the most level we have since in september. it is at the biggest discount since rule three targets in three decades. we looking at microsoft. there will be access to 20 million programmers. this extends the transition away from a strategy of developing software. this is the open source according that the former boston described as a cancer and one that went

checking in on some equity gments, i want to check in on macau gaming stocks. any a buying opportunity given the momentum in revenue growth so far this quarter. goldman recommending galaxy and sa m holdings. a quick check on chinese it cut the global profit forecast. some context here. profits are normal becoming normal for airlines after hitting a record in 2017. they just had the australian retail sales month on month or year on year. a slightly better reading. .3% was what they were expecting. .4% increase for retail sales. some consolidation in the offing. first word news with paul allen. : thanks. unicredit is considering a merger with france's sissy k -- societe generale. the ceo has been developing the idea for several months. he is french and once worked for socgen. the bankers saying the two would not be ready for at least another year. chancellor merkel says more must be done to strengthen the architecture of the eurozone. use summit, she said a successful economy dependent on a stable common currency. she and president macron have promised to offer a