samir hussein has more from new york.s government says that the companies were looking to get information about the research and development of products relating to memory storage devices from the semiconductor company micron technology. they are american‘s largest chip making company. this is the fourth case like this that has been brought by the usjustice department since september. it is really pa rt department since september. it is really part of a broader crackdown against laois chinese espionage on american companies by the trump administration as it takes a more aggressive stance against china. both china and america have said that they are not registered for any cyber attacks to steal corporate secrets from one another. but the us justice funds as the chinese and holding up their end of that agreement. none of the companies that have been charged have yet released the statement. samir hussein they're speaking from new york. us prosecutors have charged two people over the alleged theft of billions of dollars from

meanwhile in the bank shake samir and his colleague add up the day's deposits the money is transferred to a real bank account belonging to the ngo despite his current occupation shaikh has no aspiration to one day work in the world of finance. i want to become a doctor a lot of people here can't afford medical care because they're so poor that's why i want to work in a hospital that treats people for free. and it's a long road ahead but shaikh samir is hoping the children's bank will help him realize his ambition. now an eye catching cattle herd for you know those aren't minuter cow surrounding their friends this is really a bovine he both his name is apparently knickers and the enormous deer is living near perth in western australia they're almost two metres high he weighs a massive one point four tons his owner said he was too big and heavy to go to the opera to arm so instead of becoming bergersen steak makers who is now also a social media star will see out his days in the paddock instead. and that is one bank that wraps up our show thanks for watching have a successful day and see

back home meanwhile in the bank shake samir and his colleague add up the day's deposits the money is transferred to a real bank account belonging to the ngo despite his current occupation shaikh has no aspiration to one day work in the world of finance. i want to become a doctor a lot of people here can't afford medical care because they're so poor and that's why i want to work in a hospital that treats people for free. but. it's a long road ahead but shaikh samir is hoping the children's bank will help him realize his ambition. and inspiring young man that's it at the top of the second is next to have a program for that this look at both markets. enjoy the fresh sea air. and soak up some sunshine on. the island off germany's north sea coast boasts beaches perfect for long stroll unique natural beauty and classic maritime cuisine. those are always worth a visit. next month e.w. . and a little craziness me more money. made in germany got answers to a crazy number of questions like how much madness do markets need. how do crazy bosses think. and do you have to be craft to make somethin

meanwhile in the bank shake samir and his colleague add up the day's deposits the money is transferred to a real bank account belonging to the ngo despite his current occupation shaikh has no aspiration to one day work in the world of finance. i want to become a doctor a lot of people here can't afford medical care because they're so poor that's why i want to work in a hospital that treats people for free ok but end up even and it's a long road ahead but shake samir is hoping the children's bank will help him realize his ambition. inspiring project hundreds of google employees have called on the company leadership to drop plans for sense that search engine and that the chinese market in an open letter to the employees initiative known as project dragon-fly would make the company complicit in human rights abuses and set a dangerous precedent google said project dragon-fly was only in the exploratory stage and denied it was planning to release a sends its search engine in the near future than two hundred girls have so far signed the open letter. and that's your business here's a reminder

samir nasri will undergo a medical at west ham, after a completing an 18 month ban for doping. contained more nutrients than the limit allowed. the france international has formerly played for arsenal and manchester city — and its understood he'lljoin west ham for six months — but can sign a proper contract from the first of january. scotland have called up newcastle flanker gary graham for the rest of their autumn tests as an injury replacement for scarlets flanker blade thomson, who's recovering from concussion. the son of former scotland prop george graham, he was previously picked in england's training squad this autumn, but has yet to recieve an international cap. and the world champion mark williams is safely through to the second round of the northern ireland 0pen. he beat alfie burden by four frames to two in belfast. and most of us are familiar with the scenes on the day of the boat race. how different the scene from the nehru boat race in india, where the boats, and the crews are ‘slightly‘ bigger... traditional ‘snake boats' are up to 35 metres in length, and have cr

that was samir hussein in new york.e kilvert is senior investment manager at seven investment management and shejoins me now. good morning. hugejobs going. radical action on the part of general motors. but perhaps this is a company that is having to grasp the nettle. things are changing swiftly for the car industry. that is right. it is twofold. americans are changing the cars they buy as you said. 70% are biting bigger cars which isn't what gm makes. gm has said they are preparing for the future —— buying bigger. does it mean they think the us will slow down? the us economy has been motoring on for quite a few years now, the longest bull market since the global financial crisis. us consumers have been feeling good about the world. is it a signal that things are slowing down and it is the end of that? it is interesting because it is a big number ofjobs, 14,000 because it is a big number ofjobs, 111,000 jobs going across five factories in the united states. as we heard from president trump, he spoke with mary barra, the

keeping that in mind there is also this article that was recently on al-jazeera dot com written by samir a dam of andi she says why iranian women are among the most vulnerable to u.s. sanctions she since a stream of video comments speaking about what that effect will be here's what she said. according to more than fifty academic studies in u.n. reports saying sions have affected the standard of living for ordinary iranians and has triggered public health concerns medications and medical clinic has become more difficult to access medications for diabetes cancer syreeta issues have become much more on affordable as well as scarce and we've also seen how expensive diapers as well as baby formula has become just a few days ago i saw a pack of eighty diapers was about one hundred forty thousand to a month and a sanitary products for women has become more difficult to access as well certain pharmacies have sold out of all of the products that they have and those that they do have in stock are exorbitant in price so how many here heard her list there of the things that people are worried about

samir nasri will make a return from an 18 month doping ban.irst—round loss for roger federer. later, novak djokovic gets his campaign under way. a new inquest has begun into the deaths of ten civilians, killed during an army operation in west belfast in 1971. at the time the army said those shot were either ira members or people caught in the crossfire. but earlier this year, former loyalist paramilitaries said they had been involved. the families say they hope to get to the truth after a a7—year fight for justice . from belfast our ireland correspondent chris page. in 1971, chaos, and bloodshed were everywhere in belfast. the conflict known as the troubles was heading for its height. during august, the security forces carried out operation demetrius, in which suspected paramilitary members were detained without trial. there were violent disturbances across northern ireland. in ballymurphy ten people were fatally wounded in the space of 36 hours. at the time the army said they were either in the ira or caught in crossfire between soldiers and

past and are still suffering in two thousand and fourteen when a client was still under eisel control samir how mood lost a leg in an explosion the improvised device had been planted by isis to halt the advance of an alkie forces who were attempting to take back the town like it was with them i started working as a fisherman but the job is difficult i need to feed a large family i call on the government to help us said these are no thems husband was killed by eisel fighters in two thousand and fifteen she tries to support her family by selling milk from her two cows one and i know my children are students and need heat and electricity at home. sadness and desperation seemingly deepening even as a borders defenses are both. still ahead on al-jazeera why the democrats are raising concerns about the new acting attorney general in the u.s. . plus how world war one reshaped life in the united states longer after the fighting ended. and i know there is a rather unsettled for many of us across the middle east over the next few days for a look at the satellite picture we can see the clouds here tha

samir hussein in new york, thank you.or of global equities at the fund manager m&g. what are you watching this week, concerns mainly about the midterms. there is naturally concerned about the presidency, even though donald trump is not on any ballot. we have seen the dollar strong, equity markets strong so i think they need to getan markets strong so i think they need to get an understanding of what the democrats will want from this process as it is likely they will pick up the house tomorrow. what other aspects at market traders and investors looking at this week in particular the trade war between china and the us is very much in focus? yes. coming back to the election, don't expect a democratic ta keover of election, don't expect a democratic takeover of the house to mean any change when it comes to trade wars 01’ change when it comes to trade wars or tariffs. the democrats are trade protectionist people, more so than the house republicans, i wouldn't expect that to change. looking at this, thinking that from a wider p

samir nasri will undergo a medical at west ham — as he makes his return to football after an 18 monthshed for using a intravenous drip which contained more nutrients than the limit allowed. the france international has formerly played for arsenal and manchester city — and its understood he'lljoin west ham for six months — but can sign a proper contract from the first of january. the atp finals in london continue today with world number one novak djokovic due on court. his match againstjohn isner follows alexander zverev against marin cilic. yesterday, kei nishikori beat roger federer — he took the first set on a tie break and won the second 6—3. the format is round robin, so federer, who's won the end of year tournament six times, could still reach the final. there was pushing and shoving on and off the track as lewis hamilton won the brazilian grand prix. he's already reatined his world title. max verstappen was leading and on course for a superb win until he was taken out by esteban ocon, who was well behind in the race. hamilton took full advantage to take the win and guarantee mer

and are still suffering in two thousand and fourteen when a client was still under ice in control samir hammoud lost a leg in an explosion the improvised device had been planted by isis to halt the advance of the alkie forces who were attempting to take back the town like i was with them they started working as a fisherman but the job is difficult i need to feed a large family i call on the government to help us these are no thems husband was killed by eisel fighters in two thousand and fifteen she tries to support her family by selling milk from her two cows one of my children are students and need heat and electricity at home. sadness and desperation seemingly deepening even as a borders defenses are bolstered. aid agencies are urging the united nations to increase its efforts to protect the civilian population in central african republic one in four people are displaced with hundreds of thousands forced out of their homes this year alone by the violence next week the un will meet to renew the mandate of its peacekeeping force in the country nicholas sachs sent us this report from a r

and the mirror says samir nasri's proposed move to west ham is in doubt because of concerns over hiss of premier league sides and the world of football is having a bit of fun. portsmouth so southampton couldn't resist a dig, suggesting that he might leave to join strictly whilst jamie o'hara, who played for harry at spurs, was one of the thousands who reckon he might try and do a deal from his car — redknapp was well known for giving an interview through his car window on transfer deadline day. let's hearfrom the man himself... i don't have any idea really what unimportant. i cannot answer that for you. plenty to look forward to today. coming up today — the atp tour finals continue at the o2 in london. roger federer and jamie murray amongst those in action today. coverage on the bbc sport website and app, and on bbc two from 2 o'clock. then there's your daily round up of all the day's sports news in sportsday. that's on the bbc news channel at 6:30. and who will watch harry's pants? he says being in thejungle and who will watch harry's pants? he says being in the jungle will not be a

samir nasri is undergoing a medical at west ham and could be reunited with his former manchester city drip containing more nutrients than the limit allowed. it's understood the france international will join west ham for six months — but can sign a proper contract from the first of january. manchester city boss pep guardiola has been asked by the football association to explain comments he made about the referee before sunday's derby with manchester united. premier league bosses are not to speak about match officials before fixtures. but before his side's 3—1 home win, guardiola responded to a question that suggested anthony taylor might be biased in united's favour. he has until 6pm on thursday to respond. real madrid have registered santiago solari as the club's permanent manager. solari took over last month on an interim basis after the sacking of former spain managerjulen lopetgui. the spanish football association doesn't allow a temporary manager for more than two weeks so for now solari remains in charge. scotland have called up newcastle flanker gary graham for the rest of thei

past and are still suffering in two thousand and fourteen when a client was still under eisel control samir how mood lost a leg in an explosion the improvised device had been planted by.