i know we have a new government in taiwan. south china policy, new south china policy, that means that the new government in taiwan avoids the chinese government to make a good relationship with southeast asia countries. i'm not optimistic because i think of those countries, and in mainland china in taiwan, and southeast asia -- in china, more willingness to cooperate with new government in taiwan. today, taiwan can benefit from its role in universal barriers. if taiwan tried to take advantage of deteriorating relationship between mainland china and the united states it would be a miscalculation, very dangerous. some people disagree about its conclusions, what taiwan can play you don't try to maintain or construct a relationship with mainland china. possible for taiwan to play a contractual role, but not saying the government should always rely on the goodness of mainland china and to find a new way through mainland china and to improve the current situation, thank you. >> what about here? the new wave so if you have a way for that and an

the retail sales matters because of that tells us a lot about new china and old china.rew: look at the number of entrepreneurial companies -- from very small to large tech companies -- you can be very upbeat. when we look at this from a stockpicking perspective, we have always been optimistic about china in the same way with your. there were a lot of companies who are doing good things and making use of technology, the rapid shift in technologies to stimulate new products, services. that is the part of china you don't see so much because the soe's, the old legacy business is a very significant user of capital, very large part of the economy. this is balance between the dynamic new economy and the older economy. trying to manage that harmonization. anna: how do you take opportunity to invest in china from an equity perspective, or in assets that you see as attractive? what is the strategy around china? andrew: strategy is always about looking for the growth. managers, is easy to succumb to the pessimism or euphoria associated with central-bank policy. the best economists

your first sneak peek of the new china lights festival, that is all coming up next. >> matt is just around the clouds are out there there this morning and streaming in. also star shine as well. so a mix of the sun and clouds this thursday morning. low pressure is spinning over the ohio valley. so it keeps a fair amount of clouds around. all though it is 60 at the airport. the skies are mostly cloudy. so for today t mix of sun and clouds. 66 f windy all day. matt? >> both hands on the wheel as you are driving around with the gusty winds. the pavement is dry. light volume here. take it easy out there. especially if you are a driving a high profile vehicle no. complaints right now. no delays. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. 5:14. the investigators are looking for clues after a gunman opens fire on a school playground in in south carolina. the shooter is now in custody. tim? >> ben, we are learning more about that suspect this morning. police say he's a 14-year-old boy and also a suspect in his father's death. this happened yesterday when the recess. two

air chinatownsed it's starting new -- china announced it's starting new nonstop flights from san jose to shanghai. the first flight from sjp departs in a few minutes. >>> it's not even labor day yet and walmart has its eyes on christmas. they are opening their layaway program tomorrow. it's also out with its list of the 25 hottest toys for the holidays picked by kids. it includes a teenage mutant ninja turtle, remote control, and disney princess carriage. >> i want one. >> i bet do you! >> and the remote control. >> why does that not surprise me? >>> you know what i want for christmas? anything but coal. >> okay. >> okay? because that's all i been getting the last couple of christmases. >> that's what we were planning to send you. [ laughter ] >> hi, everybody. good afternoon! let's head to the coast. i was just trying to dial this up. i wanted to see if we have had any break in the cloud cover. it looks like the marine layer is still quite deep at 1,000 feet. a lot of condensation. we have drizzle. temperatures now 50s, 60s and 70s. it's a cool afternoon in san francisco. when you co

out of china, with authorities say they will open up a new for insurers to buy hong kong stocks through an exchange trading language shanghai. take a look at these stocks right now. these are insurers in china and they are all getting ground. china life insurance has been gaining all week. we're seeing technical signals. take a look at the rest of my markets right now. and investors are not seeing much from the ecb. investors are now looking forward to the fed decision, as well as the decision from the bank of japan. take a look at the asf falling sick sense of 1% at the lowest level in a most two months. new zealand stocks being write-down by industrial. we're seeing the cost be down more than 1% after the bank of down more than 1%. afterkkei is down starting in positive territory. not surprising, given that we saw that boost at the start because we had a beginning yen, but now -- a weakening yen, but now it is strengthening. that may be playing into the markets right now. take a look at the aussie dollar. australia is china's biggest tradin

some of the lanterns you'll see at the boerner botanical gardens. 12 news got a sneak peek at the new china lights display at the gardens in hales corners. the display features more than 1000 lanterns all directly from china. there's also a 200-foot dragon lantern and a two story palace , lantern. >> what we hope is that they can with chinese elements. we have people telling them the cultural significance and history behind the lanterns. joyce: the china lights display opens this saturday october 1 and runs through the 30th. that is a pretty sight there. most areas will stay dry this evening, but rain and wild looking clouds right now in racine. mark: racine county is the epicenter of where we have interesting looking stuff. waterspouts along the shoreline this evening. look at the middle of your screen. i'm not sure if this makes it all the way down to the surface, but it is certainly a final, so there is still the potential for the next couple of minutes or so around racine county. we will show you why in just a second. we have ominous looking skies in racine. the clouds have just been ba

new round of funding. the startup is expanding to china with a new china-based ceo.with the cofounder and ceo and asked about their chinese ambitions. >> our original vision has always been to invent a new form of commerce. through the paradigm of messaging. my background was based in beijing, which was acquired by zynga. we always thought this would be a global system. china, with the consumer shift towards great demand for authentic goods, represents a new way to buy things for our brands, merchants, and network of experts. emily: a lot of companies wait to expand until later in their life cycle. why now? >> we are seeing a generational shift of chinese consumers designing quality rather than the cheaper knockoffs that they used to buy. because of this generational shift, the market is now well over $100 billion. it is growing at 50%, year on year. if you have an american company able to allow them to buy from the actual merchants themselves, that is really powerful. something that an american company can uniquely offer. emily: some companies have run into regulato

this happened at the new china takeout on the 400 block of frankford avenue.r lost control trying to avoid another car. the driver walked away with minor injuries. >>> in the morning buzz, prince william and his wife kate will continue their tour of british columbia. they visited a coast guard center yesterday. prince george and princess charlotte stayed hind with the nanny. >>> london is prosecuting a 45-year-old man who hacked the account of pippa middleton. the sun newspaper said the purported hacker contacted them seeking to sell the images. >>> description websites like imdb are honoring a california law that requires them to remove the day the birth of entertainment employees upon request. critics say the move is censorship and people will first thing this stuff out anyway. >> thank you, matt. >>> still ahead on "action news," a massachusetts man has put up more donald trump signs than the city allows, but said he is standing his ground to keep them up. we'll have the story. >>> gunfire erupt in south jersey leaving a man critically wounded. those storie

whether it continues beyond that is >> in the news china, at least 42 people were killed when a boat capsized offe the coast of egypt. there were more than 400 refugees on board atth least 164 have been rescued. the fate is stills unknown at this hour. te coast guard still searching most on board were from egypt, sudan and chad. >> chicago mayor expected to give a major speech today and then able announced the department as adding 970 officers the next two years including 516 patrol officers 200 patrol detectives than 112 work. >> one of the most important jobs of the new superintendent is to look at this department fromi top to bottom asking what it will take to keep it strong and keep our neighborhoods safe >> chicago is already employ more than 12,000 police officers. there have been more than 500 homicides in the city this year. >> our video of the two -year-old child tugging on her mother's unconscious body circulating social media today's a veryoc sad look at this video police say the mother passed out from a drug overdose p right in the middle of the store. they believe she ov

reaching deeper into china with the new partnership, joining with union pay as it searches for a betterition in cross-border commerce. they will be able to accept payments through paypal's braintree platform. appeal tocrease its european merchants trying to reach chinese consumers. they expect chinese consumers to spend 120 billion dollars on cross-border transactions this year. rishaad: thank you for that. in shipping under pressure again. is faced with chaos and uncertainty at the docks. what is going on here? >> to put it simply, it is not working out for hanjin. cargo owners and companies that vessels arein complaining that they are making it difficult at the docks. there is a lack of information and protocol to unload ships. isy also say that hanjin asking to be paid in cash for the release of goods or even to be paid twice. one cargo was dropped at a port that had not been agreed upon, and to retrieve it would cost more than the goods themselves. a lot of problems, headaches, uncertainty as the christmas shopping season is fast approaching. were talk about billions of dollars of m

chinese restaurant and nobody was in side and not hurt in the building and happened at 6:30 in the new chinae out on the 4800 block of avenue and he lost control avoiding another car and it struck a light pole and smashed in the restaurant the driver walked away with only minor injuries. much more to come on action news and the house fire that ended with the death of two firefighters and officials make a change as they hope will mean a return to normal for charlotte after several days of protest melissa. >> walter we had a beautiful start to our fall weekend and it stays nice tomorrow, late monday into tuesday we are tracking more rain across the area, we will take a look at the forecast in the exclusive accuweather seven day. >> thank you melissa and jeff is back with more on the eagles huge win when action news comes right back. katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy, joey, ricky, eileen, me, and colleen... all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'

a peek at the new china lights festival. how gorgeous is that. first to mat up in news chopper 12. >> a rollover vehicle blocking 3 lanes at 25th street and delays back to marquette interchange. stay with us on "wisn 12 news >> good morning. 6:13. thank you for joining us. we have trouble on 94 westbound. an overturned vehicle. three lanes are blocked. only the left lane is open at 25th street and delays going back to marquette interchange. 15 minutes as westbound downtown the moreland road. the other delay on the northbound bypass, typical stuff there. i will keep my eye on the rollover. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. 6:14. right now, investigators are looking for clues after a gunman opens fire on a school playground in south carolina. the police are saying that the suspected shooter is in custody. developments. >> we are learning more about the suspect this morning. he's 14 years old and a suspect in his father's death. this happened yesterday when he opened fire during a recess and two students and a tea

their market has come on strong, as has alibaba, the second-most valuable internet company in new china this point. for a long time in china, state backed companies were the most valuable companies in the sector. petro china and others. you are seeing a shift driven by innovation in china. tencent is a good example of that. state owned companies no longer dominate the economy the way they once did. emily: is this something you expect to keep up? you mentioned alibaba. there is baidu. how do you expect these companies to evolve over the next 5-10 years? peter: tencent has been building on its success. it recently bought a game company from finland. alibaba has made very ambitious plans not just for e-commerce in china, but to move beyond china to southeast asia in particular, and probably other regions as well. they want to build on that success, but nothing is guaranteed, of course. emily: our managing editor for asia tech, in new york today. thanks so much, peter, for weighing in. coming up, we will hear from aaron levie. ♪ emily: box is going after businesses, and more businesses. it

>> first of all, i don't think any of that is new. chinaring our lifetimes by a communist party that has been much more anti-western in the past. we went through a period over the course of the years in the '90s and on through the onset of my presidency because state-sponsored capitalism and export-driven model was very successful. china was less interested in making waves. it's one of the largest economies in the world. so it's to be expected that they will want a bigger seat at the table when it comes to international affairs and what we've said consistently is we welcome the peaceful rise of china, consistent with international norms. that's a good for everybody. an impof verished and collapsing china would not be good for anybody. we want china to take responsibility for its own people and conflicts and whether it's conflict change or disaster relief or dealing with things like ebola. but what we have said to the chinese, and we have been firm consistently about this, is you have to recognize that with increasing responsibilities. you c

is china is installing record amounts of wind energy. the bad news is this happened at the same time as record coal additions were added. coalter: many of china's plants stand idle for long periods. they often get priority on the electricity grid. china's windmills are being turned off. even though their energy is free. state 80 a reports china plans no more expansion of coal power until 2018. experts say cannot come a moment too soon. bbc news. katty: this week a bbc team is traveling across the northern united states listening to concerns ahead of the presidential election. the route is following the path traveled by a train known as the empire builder. last night they were in minneapolis. tonight they report from fargo, north dakota, where abortion rights is igniting passions on -- ignites passions and sometimes violence. reporter: we are here in fargo to talk about what continues to be an incredibly contentious topic, one where it doesn't just matter who is in the white house, but who they then choose to serve on the supreme court, and making the

. >> reporter: acting like they are kid again, china's new tourist attraction is a selfie dream come true. that is, if you can handle it. >> it is okay. >> reporter: the grand canyon glass bridge in central china is world's highest, longest, stretching more than 1400 feet. >> i feel a little scared but, you know, time is running out. >> this scenery inspired floating mountain and blockbuster after a car but bridge could have been a inspiration for hitchcock's vertigo. to protect the glass, beauties are required, high heels are banned and ticket are limited. after opening in august the bridge closed for a month because of over capacity. last year, a different glass walkway in china shut after a panel shatters. >> once you get used to it, it is not scary. >> reporter: vice general manager joe ken says they are not taking any chances. >> there are three layers of the glass panels, and each layer can actually withstand more than 40 tons. >> reporter: to prove it, this summer officials had visitors try to smash the grass with the sledge hammer and ride a car over to drive home the point. >

>> first of all, i don't think any of that is new, china's been run during our lifetimes by a communist that has been much more anti-western in the past. we went through a period, over the course of 20 years in the '90s and on through maybe the onset of my presidency, where because state sponsored capitalism and an export driven model was very successful, china was less interested in making waves. but, you know, you got over a billion people. one of the largest economies now in the world, so it's to be expected that they will want a bigger seat at the table, when it comes to international affairs. and what we have said consistently is that we welcome the peaceful rise of china, consistent with international norms, that's good for everybody. an impoverished and collapsing china would be dangerous for everybody. and, you know, we should want china to take on more responsibility not only for its own people, but a wide range of international problems and conflicts, whether it's climate change for disaster relief or dealing with things like ebola. but what we have said to the chinese and we

that does confirm that consumption, that new china story is coming into fruition. how much of a challenge is the property market with the state rise increases may be unsustainably high? nandini: when you have the government hoping out so much liquidity making sure markets are functioning properly, offering low credit for consumers and corporate, then you're going to have some asset price inflation. the housing market in china is one of those that most gets directly affected by that. the thing we are looking at is the differentiation between the peers, in terms -- between the tears. some of them are less frothy than others. being aware of that as an investor is important. mark: when it comes to emerging been an assethas classlooks like an asset with reasonable valuations. is there upside in the emerging asset space? nandini: in a medium to long-term, certainly. you got some high-growth projections in terms of gdp in india in china. that comes with that adjustment in china and policy in political reform that needs to come through in india. valuations around 1.5 times

it will be streamed through a new partnership between bloomberg media and twitter. scarlet: the bank of china'sstnch will be yen-clearing bank in the u.s.. what does it mean for the chinese currency? this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am alix steel. "what'd you miss?" yorkank of china's new ranch will be the first yen-clearing bank in the u.s. why is this designation so critical? >> it means more business for the bank of china. big have had a presence in new york where they have done financing for real estate projects, but this is a very big moment for him. they are able to do more business, to internationalize the currency, and i was at an event with them yesterday and they were expressing -- they were all wearing red ties because they are celebrating this, and they said they were surprised the approval came quicker than they thought. it may not come until 2017-2018. they were pleased with the central bank decided to approve this quickly. it is all in line with the internationalization -- a red tie a celebratory signal? >> yes. the vice premier when this announcement was made the other that u.s.i

all new china as well. you're not upset about the sofa being gone? >> not at all. >> i hung the curtains much higher to bring your eye up and makes the ceiling look taller and more elegant and then i put a second set of curtains so that you can close off your dining area. also, i tried to do lots of baskets and little occasional tables so it's all meant to be especially for small spaces when you need things to double and have multiple functions. >> phenomenal. you are awesome. thank you so much. i couldn't have done it. >> i couldn't have done it for two nicer people and you really deserved it. >> love it. great job. >> sweet! >> thank you. >> tell us more about the makeover and design tips for you at home as well. >> stuff we can take away from that project. >> first of all, everything, i went one-stop shopping to homegoods. it's a great place. >> everybody adores homegoods. >> you know ? sofa, to, like, picture frames. >> one-stop shopping. >> number one in your home act like a curator. you're not walking out with every piece of jewelry. don't put

china. >>> now for the panda news. we have lot of good news to bring you. an international conservation group is taking them off the endangered species list, saying that china's efforts to bring them back from the brink of extinction are working, but the group warns that climate change is a major threat to the panda's bamboo habitat. even more good news, the panda population increased by at least two over the weekend. the 19-year-old panda at the atlanta zoo giving birth to twins. >> i support twins. >> me too. you and i have a lot in common with these giant pandas. >> they're working hard. population going up. >> excellent. we like twins. >> 16 minutes after the hour. hermine is churning in the atlantic. the storm's threat is still very real. tropical storm watches and warnings are posted for millions in the northeast. we'll tell you how this will affect your labor day, your beach plans. so many beach plans ruined already. we have a live report in the latest forecast next. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept co

margaret brennan, cbs news, in china. >>> over the weekend, investigators found the remains ofoy 11-year-old jacob wetterling was kidnapped near his home in central minnesota in 1989. sources telling cbs news long time suspect danny heinrich led an fbi team to the remains, not far from where the boy vanished, as part of an ongoing plea deal. heinrich was questioned in the disappearance, but he was never charged. neighbors say they are surprised. >> it's really shocking that something like this could happen >> following the discovery, jacob's mother tweeted, our family is drawing strength from all your love and support. we're struggling with words at this time. thank you for your hope. >>> security will be tight tomorrow when classes resume at a school in duncan, south carolina. a student reported an online threat saying muslim and jewish students at burns high would be attacked. the threat reportedly included pictures of a person in a gas mask and a knife with a swastika on the handle. >>> a crowd packed st. petersburg to hear pope francis proclaim mother teresa a saint. the pope yesterday s

margaret brennan, cbs news, china. >>> and atlantic city police officer shot in the line of duty overhe weekends has been upgrade today critical but stable condition. the officer and his partner were shot after disrupting robbery near the ceasar parking garage, second officer returned fire, and killed one of the suspects, the other two were later arrested. they face several charges including two count of attempted murder. authorities are searching for a police impersonator who they say robbed and pistol whipped a man in fairmount park, happened last night along concord drive, belmont avenue. the fake officer was driving a black ford explore where flashing lights, the suspect who was wearing all black, took off with a hundred dollars, the victim was taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> police in plymouth township montgomery country is her clinic for the men who robbed a bank on saturday. the suspects were caught on camera at the td bank on germantown pike. police say the two men demanded money from the teller, and at least one had a gun. the other man then jumped the counter, both

>>> a car plows in the restaurant in frankford last night, take a look at the damage to the the new china restaurant at frankford avenue and wakeling street. driver was taken to the hospital no word what as youd that crash. >>> police in new jersey want to you see these pictures and they want you to know that believe it or not they were taken this past tuesday, not the in 1998. they say this guy shoplifted from cvs, officers pointed out his unusual style switches in a facebook post. and it is worth a read. >> post says that this gentlemen was frosted tips and ripped designer jeans suggest laid off boy band member, perhaps boy band group i who lost his calling around late 90's early 2,000 when these band started their decline and stopped touring. if you see this man and know who he is, absecon police would like to give them a call. >> seriously. >> wow. >>> a community coming together for a special little girl. >> yes, of course, sending prayers and raising money for i neighbor who had been diagnosed with the brain tumor. >> hundreds came out for a block party at belgrade and clearfield st

strengthenhina to flexibility -- that is nothing new. chinais -- we areiation assuming that will be against the u.s. dollar following the talks between xi and obama. there is no basis for continued depreciation of the yuan against the dollar. there is increasing yuan selling pressure countered by an occasional boost in the fixing rate to kind of smooth things out ahead of the g-20. as you can see, those three red dots are the increase in alatility following at least 0.3% increase in the daily .ixing that shows increased volumes and selling pressure that almost eliminates any of that gain that they might be trying to intervene with in stapling up the selling pressure. the yuan has weakened against the dollar in august. they could have been worse. rishaad: we are talking about the yuan depreciating, but look at the euro and the pound. these are currencies which are on an absolute slide. xi and obama had talks and they were expectations that they might issue a joint statement. what came out was a fact sheet rather than a statement. the fact that

he would find new china. he would find you. if you ran, ed would find you. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> coming up on "abc 7 news at 4:00," a woman at the center of a police sex scandal suddenly finds herself in a little less trouble. >>> then, school walkout. tonight a dressing down over a dress code and the show of support from both sides. >>> also the right to protest versus remember spect for the national anthem. one of the world's greatest athletes weighs in as the bay area becomes then center of the national debate. >>> a live look at levi stadium once again. stay with us, this special edition of "abc 7 news at 4:00" continues as the tailgaters are pulling in. grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, exclusively at safeway. >>> today, students at a pleasant hill high school rallied to support their

y23w6y y5yy southeastern china in >>> fox 10 news is back. >>> china having some real issues after a deadly typhoon hits the country, the death toll has climbed to eight people, nine others still missing. more than a thousand homes are destroyed, and you can see children having to be evacuated out here, the streets just water, some 30 million people had to be relocated. and you can see still a lot of cleanup left to be done there. >>> so great this morning, you know, getting out there, in the 60s in ahwatukee when i came into work today. >> i know, lots of 60s. tomorrow should be nice and cool too. we were warming up as we are heading into the weekend. >> i thought you were supposed to make it perfect all the time. >> you too? >> i'm on board. >> talk to the >> i can't believe you're both in league against me now. >> you can do it though. we do have faith in you. >> i know. you wouldn't kid if you didn't love. >> you know what, you have got a point there. >> 92, that's where we stand now, and we are climbing today. i think we'll keep things under a hundred today, but i'm afraid sunda

>> margaret bren i breaking news in china. thank you. tonight the mid-atlantic is getting hammered by hermine. the storm is rumbling up the coast, washing out holiday weekend plans from the carolinas to new england. it's unleashing heavy rain, damaging winds and dangerous seas. a second person was killed by the storm in north carolina on saturday. mark strassmann is in willmington, north carolina. >> tropical storm hermine soaked triggering flash flood watches. overnight, hermine toppled trees in carthage, north carolina, a three hour drive from the coast. heavy rain and wind whipped through charleston south carolina. that's where the storm damaged many homes, including that of 90-year-old jeanne nelson. >> i hear the crash and i thought what is that? it sounded like dishes falling. >> further north, hermine flooded the town of atlantic beach, north carolina, causing at least one major a hermine made landfall in florida early friday as a category one hurricane, the first to hit the states since 2005. storm surges flooded entire neighborho

china's central bank. the latest private indication of how the country's manufacturing sector is holding up. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: some breaking news the latest manufacturing at 50.1, banging on expectations. the manufacturing sector still holding ground. that marks the third love that the manufacturing gauge has stayed above that 50 level. after rate cuts, good the nextes, move be to tighten as early as next year? that is the view from a new bloomberg survey of economists. >> central banks everywhere always have that proverbial fork in the road. that is their job. that is what they get paid for. on the pmi ising for private sector companies. that it has been three months above 50 shows that there has been stabilization in the private sector, nonstate mostly. they have been stabilization. the argument is now that we have stabilization, we have had 11 months of the pbo see doing policy moves other than reverse other moves, aside from moving that benchmark rate. there could be some thought that there has been accommodative policy and cheap money pouring into property markets, rising the most in august in six years. chin chin up there

. >>> let's go to business news now. china is eyeing the american entertainment industry looking for a bigger chunk out of hollywood. >> plus, remember when people used to pay for things with cash? it's certainly no longer the norm. for more on that and the rest of the news before the bell, let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning to you. >> sam and laura, good morning. wall street could bounce higher today as the markets seems to score the first presidential debate for hillary clinton. asia is in the green this morning and overseas investors see clinton as the status quo candidate while few are sure of what a trump presidency would mean for u.s. foreign policy and international trade zeels. look for data on home prices and consumer confidence. the dow dropping 166 points to 18,094, the nasdaq losing 48 to 5,557. >>> chinese media giant dalian wanda is in talks to buy dick clark productions. the deal could be worth $1 billion. dalian wanda already owns amc theaters and legendary theaters. >>> pe

mexico is the new china. mexico will pay, you mark my words, i win, mexico pays. >> how are you going to make them pay for the wall? >> i will, and the wall just got ten feet taller, believe me. >> who's going to pay for the wall? who's gonna pay? i didn't hear you, who's going to pay? >> mexico! >> better believe it. >> today was trump's big opportunity to back up all that tough talk over months. according to former tea party congressman joe walsh, if real donald trump comes back from mexico tomorrow with a big check from mexico to pay for that wall, that's game, set, match. if you're watching, joe walsh, i've got some bad news. >> we didn't discuss who pays for the wall, we didn't discuss. we did discuss the wall, he didn't discuss payment of the wall, that will be for a later date. this was a preliminary meeting. >> crucially, that's not what the other person in the meeting said. in a tweet, quote, at the start of my conversation with donald trump, i made it clear that mexico will not pay for the wall. eit

both china's new and old engines come to light as factory output beat estimates. will the figures be enough to jumpstart private sector investment? the big short pit we speak to controversial -- the big short. we speak exclusively to carson block. caroline: looks like we could have risk appetite out there for european trading. we are picking up with u.s. left off. we are seeing futures signaling an uptick. it does get the last word when it comes to the fed. that probability running back for a hike. with as start the day look back at what happened yesterday in the united states. caroline talking about sentiment. -- gain on the s&p 500 reynard really did the business for your pick -- you're connecting markets were soft yesterday. the dollar is a factor in all of this up .2%. onde trading on the w ti -- wti. brent is down trading on the 47.91. here is david ingles. david: thanks. let's talk china. the economy showing signs of a rebound after july's pickup. a rise of 6.3% in august from a year back. talking investment in retail sales exceeding expectations. the number