mackenzie maynard has the story. tyler luna/victim"so i was on my dad's front porch "so i was on my tyler luna/victim the story. maynard has mackenzie stop it.could do to nothing he and there was christmas eve, country across the visiting family he was camera.surveillance on a into his house burglar break watched a san diego a man from (grant) new year.dry into the new year. (grant) a man from san diego watched a burglar break into his house on a surveillance camera. he was visiting family across the country christmas eve, and there was nothing he could do to stop it. mackenzie maynard has the story. tyler luna/victim"so i was on my dad's front porch in mississippi and i was like 'oh lets see if that flower bloomed. you know, it's suppose to bloom on christmas. it's christmas eve, let's check it.'"hoping to check on a gift, tyler luna never expected to see this.tyler luna/victim"uh oh. what's going on? look at this guy."he immediately ran inside and in his panic, called 911 and only got the mississippi dispatchers wh

i will start with you, general mackenzie. since he became a legal adult have you ever mated -- made unwanted requests, physical harassment or assault of a sexual nature? >> never. >> general? >> never. >> have your face discipline or entered into a settlement relating to this kind of conduct? >> i have not. >> i have not. >> thank you. general mackenzie i am concerned there is not enough effort putting -- being put into regions and i brought this up earlier, the fact that we do not have an ambassador to egypt or pakistan and recently nominated an error -- ambassador to saudi arabia, have they taken all the steps they should to support fully staffing the diplomatic missions in the region and work with them to increase regional stability? >> i will. >> that means lending your voice to the fact that we need to fill these positions. you mentioned in your testimony general mackenzie that we are in a military stalemate in afghanistan and in fact that is also acknowledged by the chairman, the only path to peace in afghanistan is a d

. >> the lawyer represents former senior district attorney investigator henry mackenzie. he is suing his boss, d.a. george gascon, saying he was the target of retaliation and harassment and was fired in october of last year because gascone heard he and other investigators were blowing the whistle on him. mackenzie was an executive of the district attorney's investigator's union. >> the union had grave concerns about this allegation that the district attorney had been flying while armed in violation of federal law. >> reporter: under federal law, only sworn peace officers can legally carry a firearm on to a plane and only under strict circumstances. >> the district attorney is not a peace officer, number one. number two, there's no reason why he would need to carry a weapon on a flight. >> reporter: even as a former police chief of san francisco, gascone is not eligible to carry a gun while flying. peace officers who are eligible have to fill out tsa forms stating that they're on official business, have had firearms training and passed a special armed-while-flying program.

david: tom mackenzie lifer us out of beijing.s more here in the program -- tom mackenzie live for us out of beijing. what's more here in the program your stay with us. yvonne: a look at your latest business flash. credit suisse wants a further 26% of ubs securities, to take the interest of 51%. it underlines a long-term commitment to china. jpmorgan and nomura are also seeking control of joint ventures. david: the white house is china would consider qualcomm's $44 semi.n bid for xp qualcomm scrapped and after a two-year wait for approval. chinese regulators declined to clear the deal. although beijing later expressed regret over its collapse. ipone: pushing ahead for an in the you -- in the new year, the final decision on listing will be made by the government in hanoi. plans coming to market by the middle of 2019. japaneselet's look at equities as they had to their lunch break. we've got a yen unchanged. up, not quite as much as the rest of the region. up by 1.5%. mitsubishi motors on the upside as well. abead mr. macron and mr.

from there, alexandra mackenzie reports. on a beach in kent. they arrived on an inflatable boat this morning. they received medical assessments and were questioned by immigration officials. this afternoon, the beach was busy with locals. it is fairly calm today, it is quite mild, but that's just not a crossing that people should be making. the home secretary has spoken to france's interior minister. in a statement, he said... these are the shores that migrants are desperate to reach. but what happens next depends partly on how the problem is tackled across the water in france. here in dunkirk, volunteers help the migrants. it is thought government attempts to clear camps has led to organised crime gangs encouraging many to leave france. in boulogne, locals say boats have been stolen to aid these journeys. translation: here it is very easy to get a boat to go to england. to steal a boat is easier than stealing a car. if you use a professional fishing boat, the maritime authorities think it is a fisherman going fishing. back i

spent over a billion dollars on the war that reached a peak at the start of the decade through mackenzie's confirmation hearing lawmakers lashed out at the lack of progress the spite all the money thrown at the conflict we've been married for seventeen years seventeen years is a long time what are we doing differently when it comes to the afghan security forces that we haven't done for seventeen years while being focused on this. school live now to will griffin antiwar activist and u.s. military veteran who served in afghanistan thanks for joining us in the program so good to have you on today what do you think the chances we'll see actual meaningful peace talks between the afghan government and the taliban i mean the lads have said that negotiations are a waste of time so how productive do you think this could actually prove to be. i think coming to a conclusion with the taliban participating in the afghanistan government is in evidence ability now we have seventeen years of warfare going on and for the past two years from as long as i can recall is the pentagon has been admitted that the

over a billion dollars on the conflict that reached a peak at the start of the decade you know mackenzie's confirmation hearing and lawmakers lashed out at the lack of progress despite all the money thrown at the conflict we've been married for seventeen years seventeen years is a long time what are we doing differently when it comes to the afghan security forces that we haven't done for seventeen years while being focused on this peace activist and us military veteran will griffin told us he believes the prospects for peace in afghanistan are improving. past two years from as long as i can recall is the pentagon to admitting that there's been a stalemate in the country the taliban controlled roughly fifty percent of that country right now the american people need to step in and say we are sick and tired of this war we've spent too much we've lost too much i would actually counter that by saying that military action bombs being dropped killing in massive amounts of innocent civilians that's what's growing terrorism the taliban has been around for a long time so this is a different taliban

now spent over a billion dollars on the war reached the peak at the start of the decade during mackenzie's confirmation hearing has lashed out at the lack of progress despite all the money thrown at the conflict we've been at it for seventeen years seventeen years is a long time what are we doing differently when it comes to the afghan security forces that we haven't done for seventeen years while being focused on this we spoke to political analyst he says there are several factors for the rising violence in the country. since two thousand and fourteen the war has intensified in afghanistan we had a surge of international forces which was drawn down in two thousand and fourteen and the international forces seized out and the transit to be responsibility of combat and security maintenance to afghan forces so significant decrease in number of forces fighting was one reason in addition to that of course the international forces took to responsibility of training the afghan forces only so that was the reason that caused increases in the human losses. british prime minister to resign may is fac

our correspondent alexandra mackenzie is in dover. six iranians have arrived on the kent coast. that is correct. the channel has been shrouded in mist this morning and this is one of the most dangerous shipping lanes in the world. as you say there has been an increasing number of migrants attempting to ci’oss number of migrants attempting to cross the channel over november and december, a0 on christmas day alone, the youngest of which was only 18 months old. today we have seen this footage from a member of the public. the footage itself has been unverified but we have had a statement from the home office and that statement has said that the migrants were discovered at 7:30am this morning in kingsdown, not far from dover. the footage shows a dinghy washed up on the beach. there are six migrants. we understand they are six migrants. we understand they are iranian. there are also rescued officials on that footage. as you said, these migrants would have been taken for a medical assessment initially and then they would have been taken to s

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with me are polly mackenzie, who's the director of the think—tank, demos, and the conservative commentatorim montgomerie. well, you won't be surprised by what's dominating the front pages tomorrow, it is theresa may and the prospects of her future as prime minister. with a plot to out the prime minister brewing, postcard snapshots from her whistle—stop tour of europe lead the front of the guardian, with smiles from theresa may as she attempted to find a breakthrough for her deal. but, despite the beaming prime minister, the metro reports that theresa may received a lukewarm reception from eu leaders. and, as the sun shows, even getting stuck in her car before meeting the german chancellor, angela merkel. the financial times quotes president of the european commission, jean claude juncker, who stands firm, saying there is no room for renegotiation. back here, and the daily mail reports that rebellious mps, which it describes as vultures, are preparing to strike with a vote of no confidence in the prime minister. the daily express says plotters are attempting to drive theresa may out of down

beijing,m mackenzie in thank you.ll be talking about nissan and carlos ghosn's indictment. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: it is 8:30 a.m. in hong kong. we are an hour away from the opening of trading day in hong kong. across the board in shenzhen and shanghai, chinese stocks looking like a muted start tuesday's trading. pretty muted in terms of the markets that are open. we are seeing tokyo and seoul trading lower. australia keeping its head above water. it was a roller coaster ride of volatility-driven turnaround when it comes to the u.s. session overnight. not a great deal of conviction feeding through to the asian morning. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: i'm shery ahn. let's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: thanks. theresa may heads for europe on to her after bowing critics at home and postponing a crucial brexit vote in parliament. she will hold talks with angela merkel. faced with almost certain defeat of her much criticized deal, the prime minister says she will seek what she cause a

tom mackenzie there, coming to us there from beijing.g up next, the fed is a is expected to hike rates on wednesday to will it be the last for some time? what are we expecting in terms of the signaling for the 2019 rate path? we will talk more about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ a big final week of the year for central banks. meeting, theeserve bank of japan, bank of england, as here in asia, indonesia, taiwan, and thailand with their final policy meetings. steve goldman is still with us in sydney. believe thisems to could maybe be the last hike we see form the fed for some time. maybe none next year. do you think we are getting ahead of ourselves in terms of what the data will look like? -- has nowfed is now come back to what they have said. it will be data dependent to what extent we will see rate hikes through 2019. it is fair to say that some of the more recent data still does not show material inflation gains. the market is pricing it very little inflation over the coming years. that will be part of the reason why expectations f

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with me are polly mackenzie, who's the director of the think—tank, demos, and the conservative commentators are already in — let's take a look. the one was on the front of most is theresa may. her quick tour of europe is on the front of the independent — with a picture of her meeting mark rutte — the dutch prime minister in the hague earlier this morning. the metro reports that theresa may received a lukewarm reception from eu leaders. the financial times quoting president of the european commission — jean claude juncker —saying there is no room for renegotiation. and despite lots of smiles from the prime minister on the front page of the guardian as she travelled around europe — the threat from mps in her own party looms. the telegraph reveals that former northern ireland secretary — owen paterson — has written to sir graham brady — chair of the 1922 committee — expressing his lack of confidence in the prime minister. the daily mail reports that rebellious mps are preparing to strike with a vote of no confidence in the prime minister. while the times reports that one cabinet ally of the p

alexandra mackenzie. being attacked outside a house in wigan. he's been named as william livesley, who was 21. a 57—year—old man is in custody. the european commission president, jean—claude juncker, has called on britain to get its act together and stop expecting the eu to solve its brexit problems. mrjuncker said brussels isn't trying to stop the uk leaving, and the eu is ready to open talks on future relations if mps approve the deal it agreed with theresa may. the department for transport has been defending a decision to award a contract for nearly £14 million to a shipping company with no trading record as part of its preparations for a possible no—deal brexit. seaborne freight has been contracted to provide ferries to carry goods vehicles across the channel. our business correspondent joe miller is in ramsgate, from where the company plans to operate its services. just talk us through the background to all of this. over the past couple of months, the department for transport has been quietly awardin

the big story, we will talk about with tom mackenzie, is the collapsing dollar, 686 here. weakness. yen is strengthening against the u.s. dollar. we will split the boards. . down basically across the curve. we are also inverting when you look at the two and the five and the three in the five are also in version for the first time in 11 years. dollar weakness, part of the repricing we are getting in the treasury market. india,: looking ahead to 30 minutes before the session over their underway. oil going to be key here. let's look at how futures are selling and what we have in prospects. it is fairly inconclusive at the moment. we have the rupee -- i should peso. rupees, 50 it is oil once more. yvonne: it is. take a look at this terminal chart. yesterday on this trade euphoria we saw, every curve rallied except for the india repeal. -- rupiah. we do see crude gaining. a tough situation and mumbai when it comes to the currency. climbing, itsuan biggest loss. truce in the trade war, white house, larry kudlow says the onus is now on china to enact its side of the deal. this, t

cnn's david mackenzie spoke with the man san antonio as the angel of bukabu. >> reporter: at the clinice joy for their surgeon was immediate. hello, is this denis mukwege? >> yes. >> reporter: first of all, many congratulations on the award of the nobel peace prize. >> it was so touching when i was operating and i hear people start to cry and it was so, so, so touching. >> reporter: i hear. you were operating when you heard the news. >> yes. >> reporter: how very appropriate. when we met him in the hospital nearly a decade ago, he was already called the angel of bukabu, confronting the horrors of war. with the hands of a skilled surgeon and the heart of a tireless advocate. >> translator: i can help them heal fizz scli aphysically and important to help them heal and tell them they won't be destroyed. >> reporter: sometimes without electricity and often without water, he tried to repair the victims of rape and sexual violence. conducting at least 40,000 delicate surgeries in his career. in the eastern congo, the conflict continues to ebb and flow. rape always a favored weapon. women and

tom mackenzie joins us from outside the for bit in city in beijing.o speak this morning, what can we expect? talk: -- tom: a key focus is whether he uses this as an opportunity to announce further measures to open up other sectors of the economy. we will be listening in to see what he says more broadly about trade and what he says about industrial policy. there is skepticism that we will see any radical changes announced during this speech because what many would see as president xi's repudiation of deng xiaoping's legacy, whether that is on term limits, whether that is on the role of the state and private enterprise, or the role of china on the international stage, there are concerns that were articulated respectedke to a economist in china, president of primavera capital. he remembers seeing his teacher being dragged away during the ultra revolution. he worked through the period of the last 40 years and became incredibly successful. he was the chairman of goldman sachs. he says this moment in china's history is pivotal. take a listen to the presiden

conservative commentator tim montgomerie, and the director of the cross—party think—tank demos, polly mackenzie news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening. both could be through, both could be out. it's a nail—biting night for liverpool and spurs in the champions league. pep guardiola calls raheem sterling an ‘incredible person‘ after the forward was subjected to alleged racist abuse and the manchester city boss warns that ‘racism is everywhere‘. fewer kick offs than ever at 3pm on the saturday of fa cup third round weekend... is the magic being diluted? also coming up in the programme... a new car... new drivers... the new formula e season starts this weekend. and we‘ve had a closer look at what to expect. hello again. welcome to sportsday. we‘re going to need some calculators over the next couple of days for the final round of matches in the champions league. five of the eight groups have actually been decided... but of the ones that haven‘t, well it could get complicated, with liverpool and spurs fans in particular having to rea

by mackenzie it because i say i said.this is indeed emmy news live from pain and rescue teams race to find survivors on pain to nishan tsunami the official death toll has topped three hundred seventy and survive as a force to move to higher ground the volcano that was the tsunami is still erupting and there are fears of a giant a second wave also on the further. to the sands military reinforcements to the syrian border this as the u.s. orders its troops to withdraw from syria now kurdish group.

. >> mackenzie ziegler and sage did a hip-hop version of little drummer boy. >> "black-ish" star miles reilly arnold got a perfect 30. >> social media star sky brown and j.t. did a holiday beach themed rendition of "under the tree." also a perfect score. they were in a giving mood. >> the moment of truth. who was it? revealing sky and j.t. as the season champions. awarded not a mirror ball but a holiday-themed sparkly starred trophy. >> call right. next jake gyllenhaal and tom holland. now that we have your attention. >> the two were at comic con in brazil promoting their latest "spider-man" movie. they're just going to keep making those. holland shared a video on instagram and this happened. >> hey, what's up, everyone? firstly, thank you to everyone in brazil. it's been a fantastic day. the whole "spider-man" cast is so -- jake. what are you doing? >> just drying my hands. >> okay. >> that was totally not staged. that's really -- it's cool. it's all right. "spider-man far from home" is set to hit theaters in july. jake gyllenhaal just joined instagram, by the way. i was noticing over

. >> general mackenzie, that was a very good dialogue with senator cruise.i commend you for your quick and sharp responses. given the fact that the us supported coalition has routed isis in syria, iran -- iraq, what is next? and we've your answer in with not necessarily just isis but al qaeda and other groups in the area such as yemen, anyplace that there is chaos, some of the regions of north africa, the horn of africa etc.. >> thank you for that question. i will say this. we are seeing the military campaign in a rack where the government is in the process of seating itself, we are prepared to move forward to build partner capacity activity with the government of iraqi going forward. we are seeing some success. i don't want to oversell it because isis is still active in pockets in iraqi but iraqi security forces are generally proving effective at squashing them when they appear. i believe long-term success for isis will not be the complete disappearance of the entity but the ability of local security forces to deal with the problem when they arise. that is

, it's tethered to stay in place, while turbines underneath ga energy from the moving water lisa mackenzie is em marketing manager. she says that in addition to having a testing site for devices thatreate power from tides, emec also has a site to test wave enery gy. >> ork very unique because it has both of these resources very close together. >> sreenivasan: here at billia croo, waves have been meared at nearly 60 feet high. more than a mile offshore, a finnh company is testing a device that captures energy from the movement of these waves. then feeds that energy via underwater cable back into the national grid. >> it's really important to do the computer mo tdeling ado the tank testing and get a lot of the issues ironed osi as much as pe at scale. but you can not understand how a technolo is going to interact in the real sea environm ut at full scail it has been deployed. >> sreenivasan: emec, which is a nonprofit,as established in 2003 and has received about $44 million in public funding, including from the european union and the u.k. and scottish governments. it has been self-sufficien

our correspondent, alexandra mackenzie, is at kingsdown for us.t more can you tell us about the six migrants that have been detained this morning and what is happening to them? we know this is the beach where they came ashore this morning around 7:30am this morning. they we re around 7:30am this morning. they were discovered. about a 20 minute from dover we are here. i spoke to a man who was walking his dog this morning, as he does every morning. he said he knew straightaway there was something going on quite different this morning. he looked out to sea and saw a border force cutter and he said it was unusually very close to the shore. he then saw the six men, who we understand are iranian. he said they looked exhausted from theirjourney. they had obviously had a very difficult night even though it is a mild december it would have been very cold out in the channel in the early hours of this morning. we have had a statement from the home office who have confirmed the men are iranian. they said they were initially taken away for that medical examina

for example, today on twitter, my timeline, slurs made by kelvin mackenzie in 1989, about people at liverpool. the daily mail is still coming up. the daily mail is still coming up. the daily mail is still baking those kinds of gratuitous accusations. it is scandalous. is there any mitigation in the daily mail, that yesterday might have been expressing frustration at 150,000 people whose journeys were severely disrupted by the drone? i didn't see it today, i will be honest with you. it is one thing to say the authorities, how they handled that was a shambles. that is legitimate. it is have a go at these two people, saying it is terrible, it is the police's fault, i pick terrible, it is the police's fault, ipick up terrible, it is the police's fault, i pick up on tony's remarked, it is brazen. they were arrested? they we re brazen. they were arrested? they were arrested. i can understand why the police did it, it was a tip—off, gatwick put out a reward, £50,000 if the perpetrators are found. so it is obviously going to encourage all sorts of mischief making, quite honestly. the police have to f

tom mackenzie, bloomberg, beijing.bitions let's a good how asian markets are tracking in this friday session, pretty muted so far. we've seen about 40 minutes trading when it comes to japan and korean stocks as well. .4%re seeing declines of when it comes to the nikkei 225. impressed with the shifting strategy there. off just .5%.are this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we are getting the latest lines on the apple qualcomm battle. qualcomm saying it had won a ruling in a chinese court giving a pulmonary ban on iphone sales of some models in china. it was seen as one step towards a potential settlement between apple and qualcomm. apple make a statement it made a request to overturn the ban in china. the chineseng court to reject the ban. crucially apple says the iphone ban would force qualcomm to reach a settlement with apple. the intellectual property covering wireless design. the chip maker is using other patents that cover some aspects of the way that phones work to attack back at apple. the sides are continuing. not just tal

tom mackenzie from gong show. -- gong show -- a senior advisor now from crumpton group.shington. not a bad day when it comes to talking about positive vibes in trade negotiations. we have the resumption of music and soybean purchases -- significant soybean purchases. we are also looking at this report from bloomberg news suggesting china could be as a concession i guess willing to push back ambitions in the 2025, in chinahina to -- 2025. is that a pillow of strategic -- pillar of the statistic dominance xi jinping wants china to have in the global landscape? correct.ormulation is we will see a rebranding of made in china 2025 to something less ferocious sounding to the u.s. government. we are looking for china to move away from industrial planning, move away from subsidizing domestic industries and move away from technological dominance. anyone who believes i have bridges can sell them. it is important to understand what china is trying to do is walk this back from the precipice, and made in china 2025 has been for the last 24 months a significant your tent in the bilate

with our reviewers, polly mackenzie, who is the director of the think tank demos, and tim montgomeriehis sources this evening, he can tell us what the latest is as he is seeing it. now it is time for the weather, with nick miller. hello. we are closer to knowing what sort of weather will prevail across the uk in the run—up to christmas. now, the pattern doesn't look like it's going to be the one we have at the moment, with weatherfronts it's going to be the one we have at the moment, with weather fronts from the moment, with weather fronts from the atlantic being blocked from coming in by building blocking high pressure in scandinavia. and as i show you the jet stream, and really light, thejet show you the jet stream, and really light, the jet stream, show you the jet stream, and really light, thejet stream, you show you the jet stream, and really light, the jet stream, you will find few better exa m ples light, the jet stream, you will find few better examples of a bifurcated or splitting jetstream. one arm goes north, one arm go south, it is like there is a force field across the uk

two weeks ago general mackenzie nominated by the president -- excuse me, the next commander of u.s. central command that isis probably is still more capable than al qaeda in iraq at its peak suggest it is well-positioned to reemerge put pressure on the group is relieved. the president just relieved pressure on the group with this announcement. even though the president sent advisers are talking about this action, we have to consider in unison about the need to continue our support and has been our key point person in iraq over many years said basically so obviously would be reckless to just say the physical caliphate is defeated so we can just leave now. i think anyone who's looked at a conflict of this would agree with that. and indeed, isis is still 10,000 to 20,000 personnel in the area. that's why our forces in c. or have been working closely with the kurds, trying to train them to take the role of american forces come in fact to lead the fight which they have. these forces are not quite ready to stand completely on their own but they've made remarkable progress over the last se

by mackenzie it gets as if to say i said. this is g.w. news lawyer from berlin tonight a stunning announcement from the white house the united states is withdrawing all troops from syria today president donald trump declared victory over so-called islamic state in syria state department officials will reportedly be home within twenty four hours so why are american backed kurdish an arab troops still flying against the jihad.

tom mackenzie spoke down with him to discuss life after alibaba.upid one-day like anybody. so, what do you do when you retire, you die in a car accident, then the company is gone. you half a country, a group of people, they can believe the vision we all believe. this is being built for 10 years. down as ceo 2013. five years passed, things are good, shareholders happy, customers happy. confidence in my team. full confidence in the structure, which a lot of investors don't like. hong kong don't like, new york don't like. i think this is the contribution that i and my team built for this world and people in the future will love it. it can make the company last long. tom: you said you want the company to last 102 years. you think that can still happen if you step down? jack: of course. i cannot be ceo for 102 years. so, we have another 83 years to go for this company. why not? let it go. fullyu have to be prepared for this. just like a kid. 18 years old? kick them out. you cannot hold them all the time. i went to africa. age, kicknt, certain them out.

haidi: that was capital founder speaking to fred hu tom mackenzie.cussing the outlook for china. the future has never looked so tough for beijing. shery: we focus on saudi -- southeast asia with an economist. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "daybreak: asia." haidi: i'm shery ahn in new york. haidi:i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. way 19 is shaping up to be a testing year for the global economy. the trade war on certain geopolitics around, the bulls are arguing global demand remains solid. inflation is very much under control. any slowdown will be shallow. let's balance these vias with our asia economy managing editor malcolm scott. it reminds me of how mark said a few weeks ago that everything is horrible or everything is great. always two parts. a split on what 2019 holds. malcolm: the bears seem to have the upper hand at the moment. consensus is wrong. as we headed into 2018 remember, we had the first rather quiet year from a trump presidency on trade. he did not deliver on calling china a currency cheated that he threatened to during the camp

juliette: tom mackenzie spoke of a chinese vehicle company that delivered its first commercial models expected to buy for china's booming market against tesla and forge. tom asked where it sees itself in competition with tesla. expect it will be able to compete with tesla in the next couple years. customers will benefit. there is a risk of overcapacity in china's electric vehicle market, and if are going tonk we get to a point of rapid consolidation? >> we expect to see a process for consolidation in two years or more. this would be to bigger companies. >> is the financing environment more challenging for a company like yours? >> there is abundant free capital. investors need to look for stable and large investment opportunities. industry.a new we see many investors interested but they are more cautious than before. >> the chinese government could be about to do a favor to tesla and other automakers. as a result of these trade negotiations. is that a setback for ex parte --expon? >> we always hoped the chinese government would lift restrictions around subsidies and tariffs. in the lo

tom mackenzie spoke with chairman and ceo of xpeng motors, a chinese vehicle company that delivered itsmmercial model this week. going up against tesla, and forth. do they see themselves in direct competition with tesla? be able tot we will better compete in the next couple of years. customers will benefit from competition. tom: is there risk of overcapacity in china's electric vehicle market? will there be a point where there is rapid consolidation? see a process of consolidation in two years or more and i think this will lead to bigger companies. tom: is the financing more challenging for a company like yours? a bunch of free capital out there and investors need to look for large and stable investment opportunities. we are seeing many investors that are interested. they are more cautious than before. tom cole and they were considering cutting the terror from 14% to 15%. do you lose an advantage. he: protection can benefit us in the short term. ♪ juliette: this is bloomberg best. let's resume the roundup of the week's top business news. uber becamealley, the latest ridesharing company

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