president vladimir putin and saudi crown prince mohammed bin solemn on meeting at the g. 20 summit in osaka japan announced their agreement to support an extension of previously agreed production pullbacks mr putin indicated that the length of the extension could be 6 or 9 months seeming to leave that important detail to be resolved at the meeting of organ in the organization of petroleum exporting countries which formally begins on monday in vienna opec member saudi arabia has effectively been steering opec policy in consultation with russia russia is not an opec member but is attending the meeting as part of the opec plus alliance or winds oil minister hinted at some of the growing tensions around the cartels de facto decision making methods mr big john zangana a warned of what he called the problem of unilateral a zation and more gravely said opec quote has lost its authority and is on the verge of collapse. oil prices are up as opec and its allies agree to extend supply cuts to at least the end of this year what could have been a hurdle in the decision on iran agreed to the production deal bu

it came after the g20 summit in osaka japan, where leaders promised free trade. rea andjapan but relations between south korea and japan have been at one of its lowest since last year, when rulings came out that japan should compensate south korean victims of wartime colonial forced labour. what are the implications of this? for example, huge giants such as samsung, will they be affected? they will be. they commented that they are looking into what this means to their company. however, south korean economy relies heavily on exports. if you are looking to south korean exports, semiconductors alone take up exports, semiconductors alone take up 20% of south korean exports and semiconductors, display items, they rely heavily if not entirely on japanese materials and chemicals, sometimes up to 90%, sometimes 80% range top so it's crucial materials that go into semiconductors and displays. and also the economy is one of the biggest pillars of the south korean economy. south korean economy ways it has not been doing well in the south korean president has been criticised

tremendous rally for global markets on the back of the temporary trade truce that was reached in osaka, japanhinese stocks off to a roaring start overnight. here in europe we've seen stocks hit the highest level in a year. as you said, in the u.s. we're looking at dow futures surging more than 200 points at the open now in terms of why the market is so excited, not only has the u.s. promised not to impose more tariffs for the time being, but they've also offered a softer stance when it comes to huawei, the chinese tech company at the heart of the u.s.-china trade dispute. this was unexpected by the markets and has led a strong rally in chipmakers and huawei suppliers. we'll keep an eye on the u.s. open it looks like it's going to be a positive start >>> in some company news i want to highlight to you, walmart is in focus starting today, walmart will raise the minimum age for tobacco products and e-cigarettes to 21 in most cases the previous minimum age was 18 this move comes on the back of the food and drug administration's putting walmart and several other retailers on notice for selling tob

the chancellor has an amazingly tough schedule the 2nd attack occurred right before she flew to osaka japan for the g. 20 meetings from which she returned for all night sessions in brussels to try to find a new e.u. commission so she faces a lot of challenges but she has done so of course through all the many years that she has been governing she's known for having an iron constitution which is all the more reason that these episodes are provoking a lot of questions. this is personal so the chancellor but also political implications well yes the 2nd attack of course provoked a lot of concern just before she flew to those g 20 mean. because she is one of the most powerful leaders in the world certainly the most influential longstanding leader here in europe i myself as political correspondent when i travel abroad now i regularly get questions about these episodes of shaking and questions about what effect that could have on how long she does remain at the helm as you know she said she does plan to stand down in 2021 her designated successor the head of the crew conservative party has said th

president vladimir putin and saudi crown prince mohammed bin solemn on meeting at the g. 20 summit in osaka japan announced their agreement to support an extension of previously agreed production pullbacks mr putin indicated that the length of the extension could be 6 or 9 months seeming to leave that important detail to be resolved at the meeting of oregon and the organization of petroleum exporting countries which formally begins on monday.

when we're putin and saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomonic meeting at the jeep. 20 summit in osaka japan announced their agreement to support an extension of previously agreed production pullbacks mr putin indicated that the length of the extension could be 6 or 9 months seeming to leave that important detail to be resolved at the meeting of organ the organization of petroleum exporting countries which formally begins on monday in vienna opec member saudi arabia has effectively been steering opec policy in consultation with russia russia is not an opec member but is attending the meeting as part of the opec plus alliance oil minister hinted at some of the growing tensions around the cartels de facto decision making methods mr big john zangana a warned of what he called the problem of unilateral a zation and more gravely said opec quote has lost its authority and is on the verge of collapse. oil prices are up as opec and its allies agree to extend supply cuts to at least the end of this year what could have been a hurdle in the decision on iran agreed to the production deal but the countr

wilbur ross follows the truce in the us china trade fight negotiated during the g 20 summit and osaka japan in june mr ross said tuesday that licenses to sell products to wall way will be issued to u.s. company that the sales do not affect u.s. national security the commerce secretary added that the u.s. was not ready to remove weiwei from the countries and city list saying within those confines we will try to make sure that we don't just transfer revenue from the u.s. to foreign firms while we itself remains on the entity list and the announcement does not change the scope of items requiring licenses from the commerce department nor the presumption of denial the relaxation of the band stands to benefit u.s. semiconductor manufacturers and others in the smartphone and electronics supply chain. and more good news for chinese tech manufacturers hoping to make inroads in the united states shenzhen based d.j. i technologies the world's biggest manufacturer of drones announced tuesday that high security tag on 2 of their new drone models has gained approval from the us department of the interior

imports president trump announced the trade truce after an 80 minute meeting at the g. 20 summit in osaka japan we had a great meeting and we will be continuing to negotiate and i promise for or. at least the time being we're not going to be lifting tariffs on china we will be adding an additional. you know tremendous amount of oil we have i guess $350000000000.00 left which could be taxed or could be. doing that where we're going to work with china on where we left off. to see if we can make a deal and earlier today china spokesperson for the ministry of foreign affairs echoed that sentiment. the most important consensus reached by president putin is that the 2 sides agree to continue promoting china u.s. relations based on cooperation and stability this is in line with the interest of both countries and the general expectation of the international community over the 2 sides have agreed to restart china u.s. trade consultations and the u.s. has agreed not to impose new tariffs on chinese products this is in line with the interests of both sides it's still unclear whether there will be a deadli

restart as trump and president xi jinping of china pause the tariff war in a news conference in osaka, japan. [video clip] tosident: with respect china, we agree today we would continue the negotiation, which i ended a while back. we will continue the negotiation . we agreed i would not be putting tariffs on the $325 billion that i would have the ability to put on if i wanted. advanced,rly depending on where you want to look at and where you want to start. pretty advanced. we did discuss numerous other things. we mentioned huawei. i said we would have to say that until the very end. one thing i will allow, a lot of people are surprised, we send and sell to huawei a tremendous amount of product that goes into the various things they make. i said that that is ok. these are american companies that make product that is very complex, by the way. highly scientific. in some cases we are the ones that do it, the only ones that can do it, the only ones with the technology. what we have done in silicon valley is incredible, actually. no one has been able to compete with it. i have, pretty easily, i ha

the leaders met at the g20 summit in osaka, japan this weekend. mr. trump also said the fed has not been helpful in the trade war. the fed has not been a help to us at all. despite that, we are winning and winning big. we have created an economy that is second to none, greatest in the world. mark: the white house has yet to reveal details of the president's arrangement with xi. a mixed message from a new economic report. less thanctivity fell forecast in june but a measure of new orders fell to the lowest level since the end of 2015, right on the line that divides growth and contraction. is defined european nations that urged it to stick to the terms of the landmark nuclear deal reached in 2015. tehran says it exceeded the cap of stockpiles of enriched uranium set by the agreement. iran has complained europe has not lived up to its pledge of providing an economic lifeline. the deal was designed to prevent iran from building nuclear weapons. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts i

>> let's say the new round of trade talks that were agreed upon in osaka, japan, these are preliminary discussions. staffs will be meeting, details will be poured over, probably visitations will be arraigned. i am not here to talk about any specifics, i am just saying this is the restarting of the process that was going pretty well with a lot of headway as you know. and then kind of stomped out in may when we believe china and their team reneged on an agreement. so they are restarting. that's a good thing, kudlow said it's better to talk that not to talk. >> i was getting the sense that may be as new news that goes against that idea that the chinese were waiting as long as they could to see how the political race was working out may be thinking they would deal with somebody other than donald trump if he loses the election. was there any of that politicking going on from that perspective? >> certainly not in these talks. look, i can't confirm any of this chinese thinking, if they think they can wait until 2020, november, i think that would be a very big mistake on their part and i think

as the g20 summit in osaka, japan, showed, the korean peninsula is far from the only concern that then t president has about the rest of the world. china's rise, of course, is always first on that list. chief rival, the united states globally. the u.s. came within minutes of starting a war with iran two weeks ago. then in afghanistan, american troops are still dying 18 years after the fall of the taliban. we asked the president about all those things, in part one of our interview with him. here itta is. >> tucker: mr. president, thanks for this. >> president trump: thank you >> president trump: thank you. >> tucker: you just met with the chinese president, xi jingping. >> president trump: i did. pray >> tucker: you closer to a trade deal? >> president trump: we had a very good meeting. he wants to make a deal, i want to make a deal, the largest deal we've ever made, not only trade. we got along very well, we understand each other. he's going to start buying a lot of farm products, which is great for our farmers. it's why we negotiate. i'm going to not increase tariffs, which i could d

the potential of a trade deal with china, all good feelings coming out of that the g20 meeting in osaka japanthe end of last month between him and president xi very much in the rear view mirror. earlier in a cabinet meeting with his cabinet team at the white house, the president reiterated he has the ability to go forward with the biggest batch of tariffs to date. this comment moved the market. >> we have a long way to go with china is concerned with tariffs. we have another $325 billion worth of tariffs if we want. we're talking to china about a deal, i wish they didn't break the deal we had. we had a deal where china opened up. reporter: the president also echoed concerns from peter thiel, the billionaire tech investor said over the weekend, that the fbi and the cia should investigate google to see if it is infiltrated by chinese intelligence. >> i would like to recommend to various agencies, including perhaps our attorney generals who was with us, to maybe take a look. it's a big statement. when you say that that google is involved with china not very positive way for our country. i think

announcer: next, british foreign minister theresa may talks about the recent g20 summit in osaka, japan, and relations with the european union. from earlier today. this is over 50 minutes. with permission, mr. speaker, i would like to make a statement on my final g20 and european council as prime minister. at this g20 summit in japan, we discussed some of the biggest global challenges facing our nation, including climate change, terrorist propaganda online, risks to the global economy, and rising tensions in the golf. these discussions were difficult, but in the end productive. i believe we are stronger when we work together, with threats to global stability and trade, that is more important than ever. throughout the summit, my message was the overriding need for cooperation and compromise. alongside discussions with international partners on economic and security matters, britain would always stand by the global rules and best needs prosperity tond all of us. on no other issue is there -- if the need for international collaboration greater then, change. as i arrived last week, i was pr

saw donald trump and the chinese president xi jinping meeting on the sidelines of the g. 20 in osaka japan and we have the potential of face to face negotiations restarting in that trade dispute possibly next week so again the timing of this is fascinating i have no doubt that the chinese will raise this is a major bone of contention when those negotiations over the trade dispute restart again possibly next week it comes at a time of course when china is playing an increasingly assertive role in the south china sea not just involving taiwan but also other claimants in that region the likes of the philippines and vietnam the pentagon in relation to this announcement of this potential deal saying that this does not change the balance of power in its mind in the region specifically i think referring to the tension that we're seeing in the south china sea taiwan feels that it is under increasing pressure we've seen military exercises conducted by the chinese very close to taiwanese territory joint taiwan and u.s. military exercises over the last few years and taiwan feels that it simply needs

osaka knocked out in the first round, while a 15—year—old qualifier accounted for one of her childhood idols. wrapping up day one from the all england club is holly hamilton. well afterjapan‘s well after japan's osaka well afterjapan‘s naomi osaka lost her number one ranking last week she said it felt like a weight had been lifted, it made her the number two seed at wimbledon that it didn't stop herfrom seed at wimbledon that it didn't stop her from buckling seed at wimbledon that it didn't stop herfrom buckling under the pressure. she is the first shock exit from the tournament and she was beaten by world number 39 yulia peninsula in straight sets, 76, six to —— peninsula in straight sets, 76, six to -- 7-6, 6-2. and peninsula in straight sets, 76, six to —— 7—6, 6—2. and cori gauff, at 15 years old has beaten seven sign grand slam champion venus williams in straight sets, winning 6—4, 674. the teenager described thing on court with one of her idols is a dream come true —— 674, 6—4. court with one of her idols is a dream come true -- 674, 6-4. she just told me good luck. after the match i told her thank you for everything she did and i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her. and i was just te

the g. 20 summit in osaka is over and japan is going back to normal and that new normal is not pretty at least if you ask around in the japanese economy a key survey of businesses shows the mood of japan's biggest manufacturers is at an almost 3 year low it's another sign of the strain put on the world economy by slowing demand and the u.s. china trade disputes. every 3 months japan the central bank carries out its 10 can survey of business sentiment the latest shows the country's manufacturers are in need of a lift each survey produces an index figure calculated by subtracting the percentage of businesses who say conditions are unfavorable for the percentage saying their favorable back in march large scale manufacturing had an index of plus 12 this time it slipped to plus 7 past lower than economists had predicted and the lowest since september 26th seem. the survey covers a period just before the weekend's kodi all meeting between presidents trump and she the resulting announcement that u.s. china trade talks will restart should give manufacturers a boost however they'll still have

so if they cancel flights to osaka it made perfect japan as well.times before women in the simple journeys best of times before women in the simplejourneys are best of times before women in the simple journeys are often dangerous. the capital of india is infamous for rape and violence and they are considering a radical remedy. free public transport for all women. critics say it is a costly and patronising election ploy. but the experiment is being welcomed by working—class women. hutch iron biscuits for breakfast, fried okra for lunch. each morning sandra prepares food for her son and teenage daughter before setting off ina two teenage daughter before setting off in a two kilometre walk in the searing heat to the household in which she works as domestic help. translation: at most i can and 6000 rupees a month. and i have to choose between using that money to feed my children or pay for travel. it is a long way to work and i walk there and back and i am always fearful of what may happen on the street. she has good reason to be concerned. back when ma

course president trump and president macron met on the sidelines of the g20 just 10 days ago in osaka and japanlk about the diplomatic initiative. iran is now stepping up its breaking, if you will, of terms of that nuclear deal, two thresholds that it's now gone through. storm capacities and the level of enrichment. so this now, on the tanker front and the nuclear deal front, ramping up tensions, will the french be able to deescalate. this is too early to say. john. >> nic robertson standing in the middle literally of this dispute. thanks for being there for us, nic. >>> in just a few hours, the man at the center of the tower project is scheduled to testify in project for congress. fel felix sadder was scheduled to testify in front of the house intelligence committee, but failed to show up. he claims he overslept. they are interested in him because he worked with michael cohen on the project. sader's involvement in the real estate project is detailed in special counsel mueller's report. >>> former deputy white house counsel annie donaldson is refusing to answer 200 questions from the democrats.

the president met with chinese president xi jinping at the g-20 summit in osaka, japan. >> are you closerhad a very good meeting. he wants to make a deal. i want to make a very big deal. probably the largest deal ever made of any kind not only trade. we got along very well. we understand each other. >> the two presidents agreed to restart trade negotiations. president trump agreed to stop a scheduled tariff increase on chinese imports into the united states. and lift some restrictions against the chinese telecom company huawei. back to you. brian: that's the controversial part. what exactly was agreed upon. among the people upset a lot of republicans including marco rubio who has been a supporter of the president oner issues. ainsley: watch that whole interview. tucketucker carlson got the whoe interview watch at 8:00. brian: if you are like ainsley that has cable. ainsley: like everyone watching does. everyone out there can watch. brian: president moon jay big supporter. hopefully go down as a president who achieves peace. requires more courage. griff: at this point any talking is better

elsewhere, the number two seed in the women's draw, japan's naomi osaka has also been knocked out.60 seconds, an area the size of a football pitch of the amazon rainforest in brazil, is being cut down. every 60 seconds. there's been an aggressive increase in deforestation since the election of president bolsonaro injanuary, according to officials there. our science editor david shukman travelled to the amazon and sent this report. the rich greens of the most vibrant habitat on earth. the billions of trees store so much carbon, they help to slow down global warming. they're also home to an amazing tenth of all species in the natural world, some unnerving... others, adorable. but the sight of bare earth and dead trunks is becoming more common, with huge tracts of forest wiped out. my footsteps and distant bird song are the only sounds. it's tragic to see this close up. over the decades, field by field, many trees have made way for agriculture, but that's set to speed up because of a massive push for development. the new president of brazil, jair bolsonaro, was elected on a promise to

. >> just a few weeks ago at the meetings at the g20 summit in osaka, japan, the president had a lot and in a small meeting a group of reporters were in, and i and a few of the colleagues shouted the comments, will you stand up for the american resident who was killed by the saudis, jamal khashoggi and he ignored the question. not only that, he spent a lot of time with the crown prince in a very -- in various events that weekend or during that summit where he was sort of his guide through a number of photo-ops. he stood with him center stage. surrounded by world leaders and diplomats we spoke to there suggested that it was almost the president not only defending the crown prince, but sort of acting, helping him rehabilitate his image on the world stage. so tom, let me go to you on this. where do -- what do you make of this? the president here, his behavior towards saudi arabia, is this about simply betting big on mbs and therefore being -- refusing to back down from that? or is this about economic reasons because of the arms sales? and what sort of moral high ground is he sacrificing

have been a negotiating chip in those conversations between trump and xi jinping at the g20 in osaka, japanow we have steve mnuchin, treasury secretary, not exactly under his purview, by the way, but he says those companies that work with huawei, you should apply for those licenses because essentially, you will get those licenses to sell to them, right? stuart: it's like a softening in the whole situation. susan: we have heard before their intention was not to bring huawei to its knees. same thing with zte. there were threats made. they do need the supplies of chips from u.s. companies and also google works with huawei as well. as long as you can sell to them, they can't work in the 5g buildup in the u.s. because of spying concerns but if u.s. companies are still making money off huawei, why not? stuart: i see it as a plus for the china trade talks. that's where i'm coming from. all right. >>> the opening bell is bottom right-hand corner of the screen. five minutes to go. we will open this market and we will be going up again. series of record highs across the board yesterday. up again, fiv

days so localized flooding could be a major problem there the rain will also affect parts of japan with osaka rain in your forecast at $28.00 in tokyo you also see the rain at $29.00 degrees well as we go over here towards parts of china the rain continues across much of the area over the next few days we're going to be seeing some heavy rain across much of the south a few areas to the east are going to be quite clear so for joe i expect to see some of the sun in your forecast at about $36.00 degrees there and as we go towards saturday hong kong is going to be seeing some very heavy rain as well to the north though rain across much of the region but for shanghai it is going to be off and on showers deal with a temperature of $33.00 degrees. the story goes that the statue of an ancient greek god he beat the waves for millenia. until a palestinian fisherman of the priceless relic. the story continues but as the world's attention was drawn to cross mysteriously the data to disappear once again. the apollo of ca's. on a. welcome back it took him out of our top stories at this hour iran state t.v.

the other big upset on day one, japan's naomi osaka, number two ranked player, lost in straight sets.nal team just two wins away from the second straight world cup title. up first the semi-final match against england later today. cnn's amanda davis is live with the preview. just a hunch you are pulling a bit for the underdog here this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you may have found me out. yeah, this is a very big day, which needs a serious buildup. now nine hours till kickoff. the biggest match of the tournament so far. yes, i'm struggling just a little bit to maintain my professional neutrality, but the good news for u.s. fans, despite being born in england and admitted to supporting manchester united as a child, the coach says there is no danger of any split loyalties from her side. team u.s.a. are the favorites. they're the best team in the world. looking for their place in the final for the record fifth time whilst england looking to make it the first time. for all of the dominance from meghan rapineo and alex morgan. alex has said there will be no arrogance

but we also saw in relation to the trade front strong work in relation to the osaka track that was launched by japan, which complements the e-commerce negotiations we are pursuing and leading through the world trade organization to modernize trade rules and to ensure they reflect modern trading arrangements, as well as direct pursuit of trade negotiations with the european union, with our -- >> order. >> -- major trading partners. >> a final supplement aer request he. >> how will broader international efforts to grow australian trade create more jobs and a stronger economy without raising taxes. >> senator birmingham. >> opening up trade markets as our government has consistently done over the last six years with our trade agreements struck with china, japan, the tpp and continuing to about build on other partner ships is paying dividends for australia. the bureau of statistics released data that showed that australia had recorded a record trade surplus for the month of may this year of $5.7 pll. that record trade surplus is fueled by record levels of exports from australia. indeed the five largest

futures in japan, traded out of osaka, higher by 0.6%.rtened trading day in the u.s. >> i am shery ahn in new york. a japanese convenience store operator reports first-quarter earnings later today. great having you with us during this time of year. we are headed toward earnings season in the retail sector. this chart showing how the retail sector has grown. in the make dy -- -- anemicly. what is this telling you about consumer trends in japan? >> unfortunately, consumer sentiment in japan is bleaker. i would say yellow light blinking. the trend has been going on 2017.late the bonus announced by large companies, down 2.5%. department store first-quarter earnings were not this is an though -- warning sign. >> will that be reflected in earnings or can some of their global operations offset that? >> right. holdings, there are two main segments. japan domestic convenience stores. the other one, north american convenience stores. facing a multitude of structural challenges. visitors. labor crunch, of course, hurting the profitability. the struc

i have been seeing some reaction online on social media, japan feeling a bit left out because president trump was in osakae boasts a close relation —— relationship with president trump, could he have asked something of this trip? authorities in sudan say seven people have been killed and nearly 200 injured during renewed protests in several cities. tens of thousands of people took to the streets to keep up the pressure on the country's interim military rulers to hand power over to a civilian administration. the protests on sunday were the largest since a deadly raid by security forces on a protest camp outside the defence ministry, three weeks ago. gareth barlow has more. the rallies across several cities were the largest since dozens were killed in a crackdown at the start ofjune. despite troops being deployed and tear gas being fired, protesters continue to demand the ruling military council hands power to a civilian—led administration. translation: i felt the blood boiling in my veins so i had to come out tonight, i had to march, i had to march for everyone killed, i had to march for the martyrs that d

japan. >> we are here at the g20 in osaka, and the prime minister mody and prime minister abe just concludedeting with the president talking about 5g technology. >> reporter: shot responsibility is usually left to a national security staffer via a written statement. >> it's been a productive morning to say the least. >> reporter: while ivanka has little formal diplomatic experience she does have experience doing business abroad, including in india, one of the trump organization's top markets. now ivanka trump is formally on leave from the trump organization while she works in her father's white house. the white house put out a statement that says in part "it is sad but not shocking that the haters chose to attack ivanka trump." sara murray, cnn, washington. >>> sky watchers, get ready. coming up, where you need to be to see the next total solar eclipse. >>> plus, donald trump bungles his boltons and it's not the first time. that's next on "cnn newsroom." stick around. her cape. per emma just aboun but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin, we switched to tide pods free & gentle. i

does not listen to allies, as he set off to osaka, he systematically offended every single one of them, he was personally rude about india, germany, about japanxtraordinary as he went through the list offending everybody. but when he got there, he was more emollient. the only reason why he is now making some peace over china is that his advisers are telling him that the economy in america has been booming due to his extraordinary tax cuts for the rich, but that is now flagging. actually, the whole global economy is put in peril by this trade war that trump has begun, as you say, there are imbalances and problems and china probably doesn't play fair. but nevertheless, he has an election coming up, this is all about trump needing to get his economy back on track, and he is discovering that having a fight with china does not suddenly miraculously open up all those factories in the rust belt that he promised his base would be open because the work would not be done in china. it doesn't work like that. globalism, better or worse, is here to stay. peace is for the election. after the election, if he wins it, i don't know. but i don't think we will

degrees and speaking of rain we are watching the rain here across much of japan tokyo we do expect to see rain if you are 24 and osaka more rain in your forecast with a temperature of 26. conflict . to any successful south for mexico's most loved it is no different behind the cameras this week tensions run high as the produces are fools to balance creative and social issues with the to moms of commercialisation. our soaps of olives episode 4 of soap box mexico on al-jazeera. welcome back just a recap of the top stories this hour protests as in hong kong have fought with police in a town near the boundary of mainland china as thousands rallied against the presence of chinese traders and shoppers from the mainland are accused of driving up prices by a bulk buying tax free products to take home and sell. thousands have been rallying in sudan's capital to mark 40 days since a crackdown by security forces they want an independent investigation into the killing of more than 100 protesters in june. and at least 26 people have been killed in an all night attack on a hotel in the somali city of kismayo al-shabaab has claimed

degrees and speaking of rain we are watching the rain here across much of japan tokyo would you expect to see rain fewer 24 and osaka more rain in your forecast with a temperature of 26. conflict passion. the key ingredients to any successful so you can make skies most loved it is no different behind the cameras this week tensions run high as the produces all fools to balance creative and social issues with a dim alms of commercialize a show. how a subset of olives episode 4 of soapbox mexico on al-jazeera. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems. smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world but with more than 12000 structures lost in the wildfires concerns remain about long term accommodations jobs and medical care. local officials say there isn't enough housing stock available. zira. hello i'm ari this is the news hour live from london coming up in the

japan's naomi osaka's the world number two but goes home in round one.rt in straight sets, on centre. leading the way in the men's game now is novak djokovic. this kind of geometry makes him so hard to catch. the defending champion opened the tournament in straight sets and with few dramas. but this unique day at wimbledon will go down for different reasons, there is a new star with the world at their feet. joe lynskey, bbc news. among those starting their wimbledon campaign today is johanna konta. the british number one faces the unseeded romanian ana bogdan on court one. she reached the semi finals at this year's french open. i spoke to her about staying grounded, her summer so far and what makes this tournament so special. wimbledon is so unique, it's so different. it is full of tradition. it is the grandest stage we have in the sport. i love that its home. for me, i feel incredibly lucky and blessed that this is my home slam. the last time we saw you was over in paris. that match — we followed you through the french open, you just seemed so focused a

japan. >> we are here at the g-20 in osaka and the prime minister modi and prime minister abe just concludedng with the president, talking about 5g technology. >> reporter: that responsibility is usually left to a national security staffer via a written statement. >> it's been a productive morning, to say the least. >> reporter: while ivanka has little formal diplomatic experience, she does have experience doing business abroad, including in india, one of the trump organization's top markets. >> now, ivanka trump is, of course, formally on leave from her role at the trump organization, so she can work in her father's white house and the white house did put out a statement today, wolf, saying in part, it is sad, but not shocking that the haters choose to attack ivanka trump. as for christine lagarde and her star turn in that video, with she has not commented on it, but she did pin a tweet to her twitter page showing her smiling next to ivanka. >> sara murray with that report. thank you very much for that, sara, for that. >>> just ahead, after his historic meeting with kim jong-un, is presiden

japan,ake our way toward rain starts to ease across must of the -- much of the area. tokyo getting a break in the rain. osakat 32. ♪ >> welcome back, a look at the top stories. the white house national john bolton welcome to britain's seizure of a tanker of iranian oil off the coast of gibraltar. they summoned the ambassador in tehran and protest. the u.n. says a migrant detention center in libya was had by two airstrikes. there are reports of guards shot at inmates as they tried to flee the bombing. off the coast of tunisia 83 people feared dead after a boat capsized in the mediterranean late wednesday evening. to sedan where people across the country have been out in the streets demanding a return to civilian government. a secondtalks resume day between the opposition in the military agenda. negotiations collapsed, killing at least 100 people. we have the latest. despite an internet blackout that curbed their ability to organize, tunisian protesters took to the capital khartoum and other cities to demand an immediate handover of power to a civilian led governmentnt. the african union and ethiopia are media

osaka he was complaining about the european union. calling it an enemy of the united states. complaining about the u.s. japan mutual security treaty. not fair. he complains about allies. he kisses up to the enemy. that a president who doesn't have a moral compass. >> you hate to engage in the what aboutism. can you imagine if this happened? talk about previous presidents. listen to what fox news was talking about president obama. after he said he was open just receptive to the idea of meeting with somebody like this. let's hear their take after trump did it. >> would you as president meet with the leaders of the country like north korea? >> obama extraordinarily said i'd meet with him. >> i will meet not just with our friends. but with our enemies. >> president obama likes talking to dictators. >> he would meet with the madmen. without preconditions. >> i'll reach out to the crazy people. around the world and try to get things done. it's a mistake. >> what is team obama doing establishing formal contacts with the people? >> a remarkable turn around in historic adversaries. >> the leadership is leading to a major foreign policy brea

remember, right before coming to osaka, he was complaining about the european union, calling it an enemy of the u.s. he was complaining about the u.s./japanreaty, saying it's not fair. he always complains about our allies. he does not get along with our friends but kisses up to our enemies. this is a president who doesn't have a moral compass. >> phillip, you hate to engage in the whataboutism. listen to what fox news was talking about when they were talking about president obama after he was saying that he was over, just receptive to the idea of meeting with somebody like this. let's hear their take on it after trump actually did it. >> would you as president meet with the leaders of a country like north korea? obama extraordinarily said, i'd meet with them. >> senator obama made his intentions crystal clear on the campaign trail. >> i will meet not just with our friends but with our enemies. >> president obama likes talking to dictators. >> he would meet with some of these mad men without any preconditions. >> you know, i'm going to reach out to these crazy people around the world and try to get things done. i think that's a mistake. >>

make away here towards japan we're going to be seeing the rain start to ease across much of the area so for tokyo finally getting a break in the rain with attempted there $27.00 in osaka at $32.00. malaysia plans to abolish the death penalty dividing the community with more than $1200.00 prisoners on death row one of money invested. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. welcome back i look at the top stories the white house national security adviser john bolton as welcome person seizure of a tanker loaded with iranian oil off the strait of gibraltar iran is some of the u.k.'s ambassador in town ran in protest the u.n. now says a migrant attention center in libya was hit by 2 as strikes there are reports god shouted inmates as they try to flee the bombing. and off the coast of tunisia 83 people are feared dead after a boat capsized in the mediterranean late on wednesday evening. to sudan where people across the country have been out on the streets again demanding a return to civilian government it comes as talks resume for a 2nd day between the opposition and the military and gauche ations collapse a month ago after security forces raided a city in protest killing at least

japan. a remarkable country. great people. here is a look back at what we did. >> we are here for the g20 in osaka.ll be there in kyoto and tokyo all week. everywhere we go, though, raman. a lot of raman. we are in the central tokyo train station. heading to kyoto on the bullet train in a minute. the first thing you notice about this train station is what they don't have, which is filth or graffiti. there is no trash. it's perfectly clean. no one is begging money. no one is shooting drugs. nobody is yelling or picking imaginary insects out of the air. this is as nice as any public space i have ever been in my life. shocking. it would be nice to live in a place like this. a train like this could get from new york to washington in an hour. it currently takes our fastest train three hours. this train going to hiroshima behind me and they are about to take off. they have electric engines. apparently the liftoff, "g" force is intense when it starts. this is my producer justin wells. i do the things he suggests i do. he is the one in my ear during "final exam" and the svengali behind the program. he said

japan is very mixed, but still affected by a lot of these trade tensions. i think those are real headwinds. i think the real question investors have right now is what was agreed in osaka know where we aren't in the sense that we aren't headed towards escalating tit-for-tat tariffs, one side being put on the other. but we don't know when the negotiators are going to reconvene. we don't know what is still on the table, or whether we are going to be talking about this for another two months or six months. guy: given all of that, the bigger question is in a tight, neat bow. are we heading for a recession in 2020? is the trade story slowing the economy sufficiently for that kind of recession? christopher: that is always the risk, and i think that is what we have seen. it is not the immediate effect of the tariffs, but the longer slow burn impact of slowed investment. we seen slower fixed investment in the u.s. that has weighed on earnings. the question is whether fed policy helps counteract that. perhaps there are some lingering aftereffects from the tax cuts that come through. we are facing stiffer headwinds going into next year than we faced this year, and that is where

our way here towards japan going to be seeing the rain start to ease across much of the area so for tokyo finally getting a break in the rain with a touch of there $27.00 in osaka at $32.00. malaysia plans to abolish the death penalty dividing the. more than 1200 prisoners on death row one of 150. on al-jazeera. 0. hello i'm maryam namazie this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes to her on some of the british ambassador of the royal marine sees a tanker carrying iranian oil off gibraltar ek says it was violating e.u. sanctions the u.n. says there are reports that guards shot at migrants as they tried to flee as strikes on and libyan detention center at least 60 people were killed in the attack . demonstrators back on the streets of sudan as talks between the opposition and the ruling military council are set to resume. our with your sports rafael nadal survived some on the arm tactics for his apartment curial says he will stick around through the wimbledon. program our top story iran has some in the british ambassador in tehran of what he calls the illegal interception of an iranian oil tanker in the strait of gibraltar

japan, south korea, and australia at the top of the hour. let's preview that. sophie: we are seeing red across the board in seoul, sydney, and tokyo. bykei futures in osaka. we are keeping an eye on aussie on air -- asean airlines. speculation that ask a group bid.-- sk group will from shareholders for the acquisition with a transaction expected to be completed on july 22. belysts expect the group may forced to raise capital to fund the change it requires in his wealth management business. we are keeping an on rio tinto. it could cost more than forecast. that is a snapshot the are watching at the start of cash trade in seoul, and tokyo. this is bloomberg. ♪ morning paul:. i'm paul allen in sydney. asia's major markets are about to open. shery: good evening. i am shery ahn in new york. sophie:sophie: i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak: asia. go -- asia." ♪ paul: our top stories this tuesday. asian stocks look for a mixed start as investors await fed comments and earnings. trade talks look back on track. the u.s. team may do face-to-face negotiations. shery: from zero to hero, the philippines stockmarket was a poor performer last yea