that half of power production is missing power plants were built to consume energy sources that are not available in iraq such as these are. corruption mismanagement no future plans the ministry of electricity says iraq's recent war with eisel has damaged its capacity to produce electricity. in two thousand and fourteen as part of our plans we have established in beijing city a power plant with a capacity of one thousand megawatts but this was destroyed by ice and we were also able to provide a decent supply of diesel live from beijing refinery which was operating at fifty percent capacity before i sold destroyed it. the ministry insists there is a long term plan to improve the grid and provide a steady power supply here in the capital and elsewhere across iraq are in desperate need of an upgrade now there's no details available for any kind of long term plan but it does seem there are guys thinking short and striking deals with its neighbors. meanwhile the protests continue with summer temperatures set to soar the iraqi government will be hoping that it can provide enough energy to keep the demonstrations from escalating. al-jazeera. japan's record breaking heat wave has now

half of power production is missing power plants were built to consume energy sources that are not available in iraq such as diesel or gas add to that corruption mismanagement no future plans the ministry of electricity says iraq's recent war with eisel has damaged its capacity to produce electricity. in two thousand and fourteen as part of our plans we have established in beijing city a power plant with a capacity of one thousand megawatts but this was destroyed by ice and we were also able to provide a decent supply of diesel from beijing refinery which was operating at fifty percent capacity before i sold destroyed it. the ministry insists there is a long term plan to improve the grid and provide a steady power supply here in the capital and elsewhere across iraq are in desperate need of an upgrade now there's no details available for any kind of long term plan and it does. think in short and striking deals with its neighbors. meanwhile the protests continue with summer temperatures set to soar the iraqi government will be hoping that it can provide enough energy to keep the demonstrations from escalating. al-jazeera. you're a sports update is about a minutes away here on the news g

analyst and former program director of the peace and development unit at the pakistani military of planning ministry of planning joining us from islamabad nice to have you with us as i run through that history of now as sure if i think what he's kept he's managed to keep coming back hasn't he is it different this time do you think when he managed to make a comeback from this or is the the road running out. i think about ten days ago it looked like this might be very very difficult time for him and you know the disqualification there was a sense of doom and gloom but i think last week's events and specially today's events have been extraordinary and i think that his fortunes today look far more bright political fortunes they look formal brighter than they looked a week ago and i think for this he has to pass the i'd rather have heart handed and overzealous. attitude and handling of the in dedham set up i think they've already acted and just ten or twelve days from elections they have given him and his political party a very big chance to mobilize their people. come out of the four i started was talki

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security analyst and former program director of the peace and development unit at pakistan's ministry of planning she is live from islamabad thank you very much for being with us all the opinion polls the latest ones anyway showing that imran khan's p.t.i. the justice party are in the lead imran khan has never been able to convert his spot at the prevention level into national power do you sense that it's different this time around that he could actually do it. i think you have. whatever we have been seeing especially in the creek boiling there have been your take rise of e.t.i. and in its popularity and also how the how the playing field has been structured before the a lot of very important candidates from the pm madeleine which was the incumbent party did leadership was disqualified and then they were jailed just before the elections of they've not been able to come out and drag me to support of the way because also there's a general found that the pm and fortunes are running a lot of people from men and what we call the elect will have shifted side so yes i think from from every angle that is

democrats but also trying to undermine undermine merkel of course he said today as well that this plan was he admitted agreed upon by his interior ministry and not by the coalition government of course so this completely sidesteps merkel and undermines her authority and even her credibility almost as if the events of last week didn't even happen you get the impression of their political correspondent a brit is always good thank you very much. on freedom and hope. where i come from the region is rich in history style and talents but so poor in education opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for independent journalists i see many of the younger promising journalists who are now making a name for themselves all over the. song by the way the song might follow some with continue. their experience of freedom and sense is life experience that you can visit but your call come back on. mining your three hundred and i work at the end of it. only someone who senses of the experience the on real light of a bright finish evening one understand why the inhabitants of the scary coast of western finland would never wish to live anyw

baghdad's ministry of defense and a us coalition are allegedly planning to evaluate the effectiveness of the fence . the border dropping rapidly as the trump administration cracks on our immigration numbers for last month show border patrol made about 34,000 arrests down 16 percent from may when the agency wracked a little more than 50,000 immigrants. the june number is the lowest since february. the drop could also be due to seasonal trends . rob: the president defending ice agents asdemocrats ramp up for calls to abolish that agency. >> replacing ice with something that reflects our morality . >> i don't think ice today is working as intended . >> there's no question we got to re-examine ice and its role. >> we need to re-abolish ice, that seems clear. >> we are committing human rights abuses on this order and that is part of the structure of theagency . >> president trump says the democrats are paving the way for republican victories this november so is he right? republican strategist kimberly place and deputy press secretary josc misdemeanor. kim, we start with you. the center on

democrats but also trying to undermine undermine merkel of course he said today as well that this plan was he admitted agreed upon by his interior ministry and not by the coalition government of course so this completely sidesteps merkel and undermines her authority and even her credibility almost as if the events of last week didn't even happen you get the impression of their political correspondent is always good thanks very much. on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history. but so poor any opportunity and freedom this makes it special you difficult for independent journalists i see many of the younger promising journalists who are now making a name for themselves or over there are. some like the power along the way saw my photo. with continued.

work in the 1980s with japan remember, there's a lot of talk in the 1980s that we need to adopt more central planning. there was the japanese ministryade everyone thought they were geniuses, they could pick the right industries we did just fine i think if we focus on what we do best, we'll be fine in the future bannon is focused on the technology aspect. navarro has focused on it. i'm not sure that's what kudlow and trump are focusing on. there is that split in the white house. >> is it fair to say you believe china, i know you're a big free trader, do you believe china does steel intellectual property >> yeah. they absolutely do they do the force technology transfer is the solution some sort of -- broad tariffs? is that going to change? if you're attacking everybody, there's no incentive for these companies to behave at the behest of the government to behave differently we should be going after companies that we think are behaving badly, whether that means, you know, not allowing them to use u.s. products, closing them off from u.s. markets, including u.s. financial markets. i think that targeted approach is much better than the bi

dads ministry of defense and then anti-isis us coalition are allegedly planning to evaluate the effectiveness of the fence . retiring congressman trey downey could become supreme court justice trey gaudi. south carolina senator jim scottand his friend deserves a spot onthe bench . >> i'm going to recommend trey downey being one of the hope that i would put in a strong recommendation for . i hope that the president, i willcall balls and strikes and not to society even if he's elected at this time in our nation's history ? that's hard toargue with . heather: trump says he will announce his nominee a week from today. trey gowdy will officially retire from congress at the end of the year. and the young democratic socialist we told you about who's running for congress in new york is speaking about about her platform alexandria ocasio-cortez said people want the same thing she wants . >> every working-class american should have access to dignified healthcare, see a doctor without going broke and that means you should be able to send your kids to college and trade school if they so choose and no per

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there is a report from politico that the trump ministry should plans on announcing today billions of dollars of aid to farmers come into this could be what is causing the spike, although i think the shares were already climbing earlier and now are further spiking. we will take in and bring you - - dig in and bring you more on the subsidy story. vonnie: julie hyman, thank you. global trade imbalances showing no sign of diminishing for the moment, it is a trend that could inflame tensions and curb the global growth. the warning issued by the international monetary fund. for more, we are joined by maury obstfeld, director of research at the imf in research. at the risk of being inflammatory myself, isn't this what the president is trying to do, diminish these and balances, at least with respect to the united states? maury: we are of the view that the imbalances are macroeconomic phenomena. trade policies can play a limited role, that is part of what the report shows, but the main issues relate to household savings, corporate saving, government said be -- saving, and investment. vonnie:

democrats but also trying to undermine undermine merkel of course he said today as well that this plan was admitted agreed upon by his interior ministry and not by the coalition government of course so this completely sidesteps merkel and undermines her authority and even her credibility almost as if the events of last week didn't even happen you get the impression there are political correspondent he birdies always keep it very much. his reminder of the top stories that we're following for you france are through to the world cup finals thanks to a one nil victory over belgium. he's a second half header simply lived lives to their first final in twelve years it will be against either england or croatia. or they've been celebrating in thailand i'm there after the last four boys and their soccer coach were safely out of the cave where they had been trapped for more than three weeks they're all now in a local hospital where they're said speak in good condition. and the widow of a nobel peace prize winner has left china to start a new life in europe sha arrived here in berlin a couple of hours ago she had been under house arrest since two

subsidiary sort of force is breaching its contract it says the accusations have no basis it acknowledges some management plans may not be in place but that it's talking with the ministry of environment about them global witness is also accusing importers such as portugal and friends of failing to take action researchers are trying to learn about the forced unique ecosystem before it's too late. these forests are under pressure from humans so we scientists want to categorize the foreigner and the birds the only thought of this forest before it is destroyed. scientists say the congo rainforest is a source of food and water for tens of millions of people it's also home to six hundred types of trees and ten thousand animal species including endangered ones they say these trees produce oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide but their ability to reduce greenhouse gases and regulate the climate is decreasing. but example here for example the rainy season normally starts in mid august but now sometimes it begins in july and sometimes it's september and when it comes sometimes the water does not rise steadily and then they suddenly recede there's a disorder in the cycle so despite e

congolese subsidy sort of force is breaching its contracts it says the accusations have no basis it acknowledges some management plans may not be in place but that it's talking with the ministry of environment about them global witness is also accusing importers such as portugal and friends of failing to take action researchers are trying to learn about the forest unique ecosystem before it's too late. these forests are under pressure from humans so we scientists want to categorize the foreigner and the birds the only thought of this forest before it is destroyed and that scientists say the congo rainforest is a source of food and water for tens of millions of people it's also home to six hundred types of trees and ten thousand animal species including endangered ones they say these trees produce oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide but their ability to reduce greenhouse gases and regulate the climate is decreasing. but example here for example the rainy season normally starts in mid august but now sometimes it begins in july and sometimes in september and when it comes sometimes the water does not rise steadily and then they suddenly recede there's a disorder in the cycle so des

of those 11th hour changes, which were -- merkel's conservatives, social democrats, also tried to undermine angela merkel. he said today this plan, he admitted, was agreed upon by the interior ministrynd not by the coalition government. of course is completely sidesteps merkel and undermines her authority and her credibility. brent: almost as if the events of last week did not really happen. kate brady, as always, thank you ray much. here's a reminder of the top stories where falling for you. friends are going to the world cup final thanks to a 1-0 victory over belgium. they are going to their first final in 12 years. it will be against either england or croatia. they have been celebrating in thailand after the last four boys and her soccer coach were brought safely out of the c cave where e they had been trapped fr more than two weeks. there are now in hospital with a arare said to be in good condition. and the widow of a nobel peace prize winner has left china to start a new life in europe. liu xia arrived in berlin a couple hours ago. she had been under house arrest since 2010 when her late husband was awarded the prize. you're watching "dw news," live from berlin. after a short

insistent on the contingency of the plan of denuclearization so i should say one particular thing that within all buried in that statement the north korean foreign ministry states we still cherish our good faith in president trump u.s. state officials have have pointed this out starting despite the response from north korea which suggests neg. of negative talks went on in pyongyang they saying that the talks are still they haven't been so to speak so in the next hour we should certainly sic perfectly from the u.s. and from their allies as to how they respond to north korea's statement i have a nice so where i live for us in seoul thanks very much. john for from the washington based institute for policy studies says the trumpet ministration is trying to look tough after criticism it was too soft on north korea at the singapore summit. it's sensitive to criticism here in the united states that it's basically giving away the show to north korea so wants to demonstrate that it is actually resolved if you will and at the same time trump administration has invested enormous amount of political capital into this process now wants to demonstrate that the singapo

congolese subsidy sort of force is breaching its contracts it says the accusations have no basis it acknowledges some management plans may not be in place but that it's talking with the ministry of environment about them global witness is also accusing importers such as portugal and friends of failing to take action researchers are trying to learn about the forest unique ecosystem before it's too late. these forests are under pressure from humans so we scientists want to categorize the fauna and the birds the only thought of this forest before it is destroyed and that scientists say the congo rainforest is a source of food and water for tens of millions of people it's also home to six hundred types of trees and ten thousand animal species including endangered ones they say these trees produce oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide but their ability to reduce greenhouse gases and regulate the climate is decreasing. but example here for example the rainy season normally starts in mid august but now sometimes.

planned evacuation the russian foreign ministry said that there was concern of a so-called provocations that could happen during such a move me she said far more artsy according to the information we have the white helmets convoy arrived in the town of adlib and among the end rivals were several chemical experts in the south the missile parts were also unload it we do not rule out the possibility that these shall we say souvenirs and looted by the white helmets will be used as intended are even when is the now is that these members of the white helmets have been evacuated from the region we cannot rule out the possibility of a large here or provocation and pinning the blame for this percolation on the syrian government now with all these controversies surrounding the white helmets they certainly are risks and could be more risks of around the sea of accusation yeah there's another aspect to this in addition to the evacuation of the white helmets the area has seen hundreds of militants on their families move to the rebel held forth the evacuation comes as the syrian army advances along t

china unveiled a plant to safeguard its companies and the commerce ministry says it has a four-point defense plan. first to assess the impact of on chinese cpanies to counter tariffs as relief for chinese firms, third, to encourag chinese firms to diversify imports away from american products especially for soybean, autos aseafood and to step up the use of foreign investments and use foreign money to helppo s chinese companies. the plan shows that china protr the united states. i spoke to one american ma busine who says more and more companies here are now also expecting thatarhis trade could be protracted because he said that it looks as though neither side willing to back down. he said that the only silver lining he sees with this $200 billion tariff threat is that it's a a10% tarif opposed to a 25% one. for "nightly business report," i'm eunice jung in beijing. >> the price tag is starting to add up to real money for some economists and that means the risks to the economy are rising, as well. steve liesman has that part of the story for us now. >>> a massive threat of $200 billion of new tariffs against t china by thmp admi

also a lot of plans in the market that do not comply with the affordable care act -- limited benefits plan policies, policies that are sold by health sharing ministries, and my question is -- and jeanette has a really nice list of things that consumers should think about when they are marketed a plan, how are people going to know that they are being marketed a plan that might not cover everything they need that might underwrite certain members of their family? do these plans have warning labels on them and will that vary by state? >> states are going to have requirements for disclosure. that is the strongest section, not -- protection, number one, and a failed, they have to submit that material to the state for approval or at least review it to they know they are giving the proper kind of information to consumers before they make the purchase. it is clearly one where the fire is going to be -- buyer is going to be forewarned before they make the acquisition of a that-term medical product has some really distinct limitations to it. it turns out that they have very limited coverage for pre-existing conditions. people really need to know that before the

administration has pushed ahead with plans to impose tariffs on an additional 200 billion dollars in chinese goods by releasing a list of targeted product. china's commerce ministry ascribed the move as totally acceptable and senate will be forced to retaliate. a statement on its website did not give details of what measures it plans. donald trump has arrived in europe ahead of a nato meeting, a visit to the u.k., and a one-on-one summit for -- with vladimir putin. he said talks with the russian leader may be the easiest art of his trip. he repeated his demand that nato members contribute a larger share of the alliance's budget. skeptics areeuro conservative -- are considering a move that could bring down the government. they want a more decisive split from the block and have one choice let -- yet, vote down the final agreement when it comes to parliament. that is as theresa may keeps -- [indiscernible] despite the resignation of two cabinet ministers in protest. fund, it turned in the worst performance. according to bloomberg the outflows drag assets down to 1.48 in dollars. the go anywhere fund declined 6.3% this year through june. this is bloomberg. ♪ we are s

the trump administration has pushed ahead with plans to oppose additional tilde billion dollars of tariffs on chinese goods. hasa's commerce ministryed the move is totally unacceptable and said will be forced retaliate. it did not give details on what retaliatory measures and plans. conservatives are considering a radical last-ditch move. according to senior tories, brexiteers you want a more decisive split have only one choice left. write down the final withdrawal agreement when it comes to parliament. they're keeping britain and close trading partnership with european union. this is despite the resignation by of two -- of two cabinet ministers. oil climbing next year despite transportation logjams. expectsster asian american crude output to average 11.8 million barrels a day. if the forecast calls it would make the u.s. the world's leading crude producer. investors pulled about $280 million from bill gross is bond fund. that's according to bloomberg estimates. it marks the fourth straight month for withdraws. to $1.48ssets down billion. the fun declined 3.6% this year through june. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analys

of rupert murdoch's media empire. u.s., the trump administration has pushed ahead with plans to impose tariffs on an additional $200 billion of chinese goods, by releasing a list of targeted products. china's commerce ministry described the move as totally unacceptable and says they will be forced to retaliate. a statement did not give details of what measures are planned. u.k., eurosceptic conservatives are considering a radical last-ditch move that could bring down the minority government. to senior tories, brexiteers who want a more decisive split on the block have only one choice left, to both down the final agreement. this is as theresa may pushes ahead to keep britain in a close theing partnership, despite resignations of two ministers in protest. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: let's talk fashion. burberry shares have fallen as much as 5%. wereis after investors disappointed by the brand's latest quarterly sales in asia. comparable sales rose at single-digit rates, but it is still playing catch-up with rivals. so what do you need to do to regain investor confidence? joining us n

regional ties sources say the plan might be discussed later this year at a summit scheduled in washington iran's foreign ministry spokesman believes the alliance won't succeed because of a lack of unity normie going to hold true the term that was used which is arab nato is wrong the reasons for creating the alliance and the countries that would participate it given the current conditions in arab countries clearly indicate that this term is neither true nor can it be a reality it is very clear that there is no harmony or consensus between these countries therefore an arab nato is just a symbol and nothing more mr trump is trying to take advantage of the arab and islamic worlds weaknesses in order to steal the resources of those countries john mark let me ask you about this strategic alliance first of all do you believe that this summit is actually going to happen and do you believe that this potential alliance will be discussed at this summit whereas if you kill to say there was to be a meeting with the g.c.c. earlier in may that was later can cancel because we made it clear that he would not attend the whole issue of creating a i read nato if you want it is since last

of the uranium government and its respect and goodwill towards the uranium people. the deadline for the us to impose the snap act sanctions on iran grows closer. in two weeks the trumpet ministries and planso start penalizing countries including us allies who continue to do business with the regime. the question is whether this war of words will result in a summit in the near future. jillian turner, fox news. rob: police identifying the suspect in the toronto mass shooting. hussein accused of operative -- opening fire and restaurant and cafÉ killing two people, injuring 13 others. hussein's family said he suffered depression exchanging gunfire after the attack. he was found dead nearby shortly after. authorities still hunting for a motive. terrorism has not been ruled out. the first victim identified as lewis fallon, a tenure met girl was also killed. the toronto blue jay's holding a moment of silence for the victims before their game against the minnesota twins. three teenagers behind bars accused of a police chase that killed a police officer. 16-year-old behind the wheel of this truck in washington state charged with second-degree murder. officer marino was killed after he was hit by a

officially extended, meaning that staff on both sides, the foreign ministry and state department all know about this in advance. and lots of planningt. it's usually an invitation to the white house. it's a reward for good behavior or extension of good will as it was for example with india to increase economic ties. in this circumstance, donald trump extended the invitation to putin to come right during the election and everybody was shocked. how do you invite the adversary who is accused by your intelligence agencies, by your congressional leaders of interfearing inte interfering in the election and then you off the cuff invite a former kgb head of this operation to come on your home turf? on top of all of that, putin played completely i coucoy, he not accept or decline the invitation for five days until trum health care pl trum health care plan to officially withdraw it. that was a power play by putin. putin is saying can you come to moscow as an extension of that power play because it gives putin the home turf advantage. >> and not to mention, nobody forgets that moment when dan coats, director of national intelligence was told a

is a regular weekly briefing given by the ministry but of course in the current climate this briefing has a whole new significance he said there were no plans as far as he knew for any talks between china and the united states to try to resolve what could become a very complicated and protracted trade dispute he also said that china was still working on its counter measures against the united states and he once again denied the china forced foreign companies here in china to hand over their know how they're intellectual property as a condition for doing business here in china now of course at the moment china exports far more to the united states than it imports this means that it's going to be harder for china to hit back as hard as the united states is hitting china at the moment and that has led to speculation among some analysts that the chinese might start harassing u.s. companies here in china stepping up inspections but of course the chinese have to be careful in that regard because some of these companies like boeing starbucks mcdonald's apple employ thousands of chinese workers in the meantime the media here in china is being told

compliant health plans but there is also a lot of plans that don't comply with the affordable care act and policies that are solved by health sharing ministries, farm bureau policies. my question is and jeannette has a really nice list of things that consumers should think about with their plans. how are people going to know that they have a plan that may not cover everything that they need that might underwrite certain members of their family? do these plans have warning labels on them and is that going to vary a lot in each state? >> states are going to have requirements for disclosure. that's the strongest protection number one and if they fail to have to submit that material to the state for approval or at least to review it so they know they are giving proper information to consumers before they make the purchase. it's clearly one where the buyer is going to be forewarned before making the acquisition of the short-term medical products that have some real distinct limitations to it particularly if it turns out that they have a very limited coverage for pre-existing conditions. those people really need to know that before they make a poor

compliant health plans there is also a lot of plans in the market that don't comply with the affordable care act like limited benefits or policies sold by ministries or farm bureau policies. jeanette has a nice list of things that consumers should think about. so how will people know they are marketed a plan that may not cover everything they need to underwrite on their family? do they have warning labels on them does that vary by state? pemex dates have to have requirements for disclosure for protection they have to submit that material to the state for t approval or at least a review so they know they are giving the proper information to consumers before they make their purchase.e. clearly the buyer is forewarned before they make the acquisition.orne on the short-term medical products but it does have distinct limitations particularly if it turns out they have very limited coverage for pre-existing conditions. people really need to know that before they make the purchase if they think they have insurance then try to find and find out the hard way they don't i can tell you the state of washington has been vigorous in my discussion with my colleag

is a regular weekly briefing given by the ministry but of course in the current climate this briefing has a whole new significance he said there were no plans as far as he knew for any talks between china and the united states to try to resolve what could become a very complicated and protracted trade dispute he also said that china was still working on its counter measures against the united states and he once again denied the china forced foreign companies here in china to hand over their know how they're intellectual property as a condition for doing business here in china now of course at the moment china exports far more to the united states than it imports this means that it's going to be harder for china to hit back as hard as the united states is hitting china at the moment and that has led to speculation among some analysts that the chinese might start harassing u.s. companies here in china stepping up inspections but of course the chinese have to be careful in that regard because some of these companies like boeing starbucks mcdonald's apple employ thousands of chinese workers in the meantime the media here in china is being told

interior ministry official as they call stoneware lubeck lies it's of course there is a feeling of a little uncertainty in the area now but of course but they say events intends to continue as planned but a quick word about the injured know for thomas' thankfully what sort of injuries were sustained exactly no fatal it is but among the ten people who have been injured some of those. stab wounds from this kitchen knife we also heard in that press conference that this was a knife measuring thirteen centimeters so so quite a long kitchen i was used as a weapon but other people also suffered other injuries i would cause as i mentioned before the bus drivers well also suffering a blow to the face from the suspect after trying to apprehend him talking to thank you detail because public a pretty. i will back o. has signed off for the summer and he will press conference and speaking after a rollercoaster start of fourth term actually denied rumors that she might step down before the end of the current parliament still surtax some of the major issues confronting her fragile coalition government not least how to deal with donald trump's america and how to solve europe's migration crisis. unt

jointly with the global polio eradication initiative partners and ministries of health to monitor polio virus spread worldwide and to plan immunization activities, or response campaigns in multiple countries. maybe just to back up a little bit. so i think it's center mcconnell and others have mentioned that you know, the global polio eradication initiative was started and in 1988 when the world health assembly, the gompbing body for the world health organization declared they wanted to work towards global eradication. and a lot of progress was made in those first ten years. it was, you know, it was low-hanging fruit and a lot of countries moved rather quickly, in eradicating or interrupting circulation of polio virus. then in 1999, there was really a feeling that we needed more sort of boots on the ground and that was sort of the legacy or history of cdc. and so cdc started the stop transmission of polio program. which was where cadres of volunteers were deployed internationally and they would spend three months at a time supporting polio eradication efforts. either supporting immunization or strengthening surveillance.

hour or so we are hearing from the foreign ministry that expressed regret over the attitude of the u.s. negotiators on how they denuclearization a program plan was discussed or addressed by the u.s. they said they're extremely disappointed by washington's posture and are expecting a gesture in a spirit of constructive talks on normalizing the issue based on the the key point and negotiations back at the simple summit between kim jong on and one of the poor porters on this delegation traveling with. had suggested that you know only in the pace that would be with michael and not she's confirmed that this didn't happen and it has now been followed up and supported by the u.s. state department which said it didn't happen it's an indication that it was on the table had talks gone well and clearly the talks had gone as planned. on behalf of the north korean sides on reflection seems north korea which is appointed by the u.s. and their insistence on focusing on the denuclearize action plan of what of what they describe as the big picture issues for north korea issues we turn to ivan foster cossar korea analyst and operate senior research fellow at

but there's a lot of plans in the market that don't comply with the affordable care act, limited benefits policies, policies held by sharing ministries, farm bureau policies, and my question is -- and jeanette has a really nice list of things that consumers should think about when they're marketed a plan. how are people going to know that they are being marketed a plan that may not cover everything and might underwrite certain members of the family. do the plans have warning labels and is that going to vary a lot by state? >> states are going to have requirements for disclosure. that's the strongest protection. number one, and if they fail, they have to submit that to the state for approval. and at least to review so that they know they're giving the proper kind of information to consumers before they make the purchase. so it's clearly one where the buyer is going to be forewarned before they make the acquisition of a short term medical product that has some real distinct limitations to it. particularly if they have limited coverage for preexisting conditions. those people really need to know that before they make the purchase and th

plans is what we focus on but you can also talk about the association health plans, shared ministries and farm bureaus, those types of things. that's what emerged in the past year, but the other changes evolved, and secondary changes that shortened the enrollment period but made it difficult through special enrollment of the requirement. reduce spending for outreach and greater influence for navigators and a set of measures that were introduced in the trump administration labeled as stabilization measures that provided more flexibility to carriers in terms of how they set the standardized plans or how they're assessed for their medical loss ratios. it's a lot of detail, but just kind of as a first sweep, a lot went on over the past year. the question is how did all that play into the underlying sort of market dynamics that had emerged the year before. so i remind us the metaphor of the three-legged stool, and this is charles' handiwork here. the idea is we start with the three-legged structure, which the regulatory comments are started by the subsidies to purchase which are necessary to comply with the mandate. so as

plan? from the blank looks, i assume no. yes, go on. no, we haven't. in fact, until fairly recently, we were unaware of this. i think the ministryof the £3 billion, but, yes, certainly on the transport front, we are now having a serious look at what extra additional resource kent police might need and other parts of local government trading standards and others in making sure that we are properly resourced to meet all eventualities and that is part of the contingency planning that is going on at the moment. whether or not that money will come out of £3 billion pot, or they bid for it, i do not know the answer to that question. i want to ask about workforce issues now. how would you see employment restrictions on european union citizens affecting rural local authorities? can i start with that, then? representing the district council network, a lot of very rural areas and my own area is very rural. what we have found in recent years is that there have a large number of people from the european union who came in and had taken some up as you will appreciate some of these very lower paid jobs. if they were to be removed from the coun

ministry compound in the city killed at least nine people. more protests are planned against u.s. president donald trump in scotland where he's on the final leg of his u.k. visit tens of thousands of people turned out in cities across the country on friday to voice their disapproval. several students remain trapped at a university in nicaragua's capital managua with pro-government forces surrounding the area they've been part of protests calling for president daniel ortega to resign more than two hundred fifty people have been killed in the unrest at least one hundred twenty people have been killed in southwest pakistan at a campaign rally just weeks before the general election the attacks happened on the same day that the former prime minister nawaz sharif was arrested on arrival in the country but this is the moment sharif and his daughter merriam were escorted off the runway by the country's military. a senior chilean priest of the period in court on charges of sexual abuse in children. who's held senior positions in santiago is accused of raping seven minors he was arrested as part of an investigation involving fourteen other priests who inv

the russian foreign ministry was posting on its facebook page maria butina with her picture on the official facebook page of the russia foreign ministery. clearly the russians plano use this as some sort of example for them of american overreach going after russian citizens in the united states. she was just a graduate student trying to pursue her studies and the evil americans accuse her of being a spy. >> michael, doesn't it strike you as odd they would go to such extremes to product someone who was just an american college student. really, to start this kind of social media campaign for one single individual, a russian citizen in the united states, if there wasn't something more to it? >> look, just go back to that connection to her handler aleksandr torshin. he is a guy of significance. he's the deputy governor of the russian central bank. given all the allegations of money laundering that have swirled about him, i think is fair to assume that he is the real target here. if the mueller team -- actually wasn't mueller's investigatorsu u.s. attorney and district of columbia are going after torshin, they are going much closer to the heart of the russian state.

of the defense ministry in fact that he's basically saying quite categorically that his response is the right response to terror that's what he's saying he's saying that he will immediately prepare plans and push forward plans for the building of four hundred new homes in the occupied west bank in the same settlement the same internationally illegal settlement in which this attack took place now what happened was this it was a seventeen year old young palestinian man who. got into the settlement and confronted some settlers stabbing one man to death another man was seriously injured and a third person who was likely injured opened fire he said to save his own life he told investigators later and so we have two dead here and we have a situation a big security situation in this settlement called adams settlement which is south of ramallah in the occupied west bank a big security situation there with more reinforcements of israeli soldiers going in to the occupied west bank as a result all this happening on friday when prayers across the country of the palestinian communities will be a tense affair because of the actions in gaza so. of course of course and we've also got a major israeli

foreign ministry told the associated press that the suspect's diplomatic status would be canceled within 48 hours unless tehran revokes the first. iran is denying any knowledge of the terrorist planmeanwhile, a wrapup to switzerland for the iranian president. he called on europe to deliver thets promise to shorten iranian nuclear deal, put in jeopardy by the u.s. pullout. >> as it has been said before, as long as our interests are respected in the framework of the nuclear deal, as long as we feel we can enjoy the advantages given to iran as part of this agreement, we will remain committed to this agreement. president trump has said he will begin re-imposing sanctions on iran on august 6. a greenpeace activist crashed a drone into a french nuclear plant to highlight the lack of security around the facility. a video released shows the drone tower.g into the the environmental activist group says while the drone was harmless, the stunt shows that french nuclear installations they better protection. france is heavily dependent on atomic power. global news on-air and on tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 180 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg.

plan and is being regarded as such on the street. david: su, thank you for the update. out of the ministry of commerce, a few lines here.vestment environment is at the darkest hour. the official goes on to describe -- rishaad: chinese officials saying they go low, we go high. they say the u.s. is escalating these trade tensions. the tariffs do disrupt globalization in the international order as well. let's look at some other stories trending across the bloomberg universe. looking at the departure of a senior swiss banker amid allegations of inappropriate behavior. app store celebrating 10 years. more than 2 million apps exist for the iphone alone. which are resilient to a trade war in which are not. trending stories online or on the terminal. ♪ ♪ david: let's get you a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. investigators in switzerland say an investment fund was a ponzi scheme. the attorney general said six people are under investigation and two remain under inspection -- under suspicion. the poland prime minister has been charged with corruption for his part. rishaad: expected to begin with a multibillion