matt rivers is live in shenzhen, china.ndication at all that this will advance from posturing to advancing to intervening there? >> reporter: that is the most important question that anyone should be asking, and the answer to that is no. i mean, we need to be very clear. there's a difference between posturing and propaganda and action. while it is absolutely newsworthy that thousands of para military forces have chosen this particular stadium, this sports stadium where we were able to see them last night, wednesday evening here, to at least set up temporary shop, it's just miles away from the hong kong border, there are no signs that beijing is ready to send in the military into hong kong which is just across the water there. that being said, that is the message beijing wants to get across to hong kong and the international community. it reserves the right to send in military forces to quell social unrest if it so chooses but there are a myriad number of reasons why beijing would choose to not do that. economic, political,

taxi headquarters in shenzhen china the red cars occupy the green. algorithms used right histories to predict which areas are likely to have a lot of customers and. drivers can then directly head to these locations like. his car is part of the network consisting of 20000 taxis. and it's equipped with an interior camera. headquarters can watch him work and listen in on all conversations. in the beginning i was uncomfortable as i didn't really know much about it and felt. instantly observed but actually there's no reason for concern the cameras protect the customers and drivers to. privacy is ensured as not everyone can view the videos. according to the taxi headquarters all data is well protected and deleted after $72.00. they say the system is great for educating drivers and the footage can be used to settle conflicts complaints the taxi provider also says customers complain less frequently and that most likely cameras as do drivers who are now less worried about being threatened but the police also has access to the videos how freely people really c

taxi headquarters in shenzhen china the red cars occupied the green cars are waiting for customers algorithms used right histories to predict which areas are likely to have a lot of customers and when. drivers can then directly head to these locations like. his car is part of the network consisting of around 20000 taxis and change. and it's equipped with an interior camera meaning the taxi headquarters can watch him work and listen in on all conversations. in the beginning i was uncomfortable as i didn't really know much about it and felt constantly observed but actually there is no reason for concern the cameras protect the customers and drivers to. privacy is ensured as not everyone can view the video. according to the taxi headquarters all data is well protected and deleted after $72.00. they say the system is great for educating drivers and the footage can be used to settle conflicts or complaints the taxi provider also says customers complain less frequently and that most likely cameras as do drivers who are now less worried about being threatened but the police. also has access to the v

administrative detention chain went missing on august the mine's false on a business trip to the city of shenzhen. china hasn't provided more details about the detention but the foreign ministry is searching the u.k. to stop interfering. you know i'm usually this u.k. consulate employee is a hong kong citizen he's not a u.k. citizen in other words that means he's chinese so it's entirely in internal matter for china so with regard to the recent series of mistaken comments the u.k. has made regarding hong kong china has openly expressed its stern position we want to once again urge the u.k. to stop making indiscreet remarks and stop stirring up trouble on the hong kong issue it. with more from beijing the minister of foreign affairs here in beijing on wednesday confirming that simon chang is in detention something that's called public security administration detention down in shin gen that's a border town just across from hong kong we know that part of this detention is 15 days they can be extended there's no indication that that's going to happen just yet but you know maximum is at this stage 15 days so

ban reporting in shenzhen china. r t. turning to climate politics and asia and oceania australia is not making any friends this week after an acrimonious regional meeting the australian delegation led by recently reelected prime minister scott morrison reportedly demanded the removal of references to keith climate protection goals such as phasing out coal limiting temperature increases to $1.00 degrees celsius and reaching 0 greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 the foreign minister of the island nation of ghana want to set the talks were fierce at times and nearly broke down as other island nations facing existential threats from rising sea levels prost for urgent action the prime minister of tuvalu n l a civil war the told mr morrison in a joint press conference you were concerned about saving your economy in australia i am concerned about saving my people into vall who later australian deputy prime minister michael mccormick aggravated the row mr maccormack scoffed at his neighbor's demands for a phase out of coal which he

. >> this is the scene earlier in shenzhen, china. large groups of chinese military vehicles gathered along the border with hong kong and they have been there for several days as the protests in hong kong show no signs of letting up. they are coming together for a restore tranquillity march. the 11th straight weekend of the demonstrations. >> hong kong is no stranger to massive displays of public anger. >> what is fuelling the demand for democracy there? >> this was the umbrella movement, a 2014 prodemocracy push in hong kong, tens of thousands took to the heat but no government concessions were given. the demonstrations ended but the resentment remained. five years later a controversial bill is proposed that could see hong kong extradited to mainland china to stand trial. organizers believe up to 2 million people were on the streets and police say far less but a massive part of hong kong. trying to protect its status, one country, two systems. >> there are lingering doubts about the government's sincerity and worse whether the govern

administrative detention chain went missing on august the 9th whilst on a business trip to the city of shenzhen china hasn't provided more details about that detention but the foreign ministry is urging the u.k. to stop interfering. you know mutually this u.k. consulate employee is a hong kong citizen he is not a u.k. citizen in other words that means he's chinese so it's entirely in internal matter for china so with regard to the recent series of mistaken comments the u.k. has made regarding hong kong china has openly expressed its stern position we want to once again urge the u.k. to stop making indiscreet remarks and stop stirring up trouble on the hong kong issue it scott small from beijing the minister of foreign affairs here in beijing on wednesday confirming that simon chang is in detention something that's called public security administration detention down in shin gen that's a border town just across from hong kong we know that part of this detention is 15 days they can be extended there's no indication that that's going to happen just yet but you know maximum is at this stage 15 days so th

hong kong has been released by mainland china offering to take the border you simon chang he disappeared on the 8th of all the string a business trip to shenzhen police in china said on saturday that mr chang had been detained for 15 days for violating public security laws u.s. president donald trump says he will again raise tariffs on chinese imports now that follows beijing amounts of land tariffs some $75000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods. brazilian president says he will send the army to fight fires raging in the amazon rain forest to plant the problem drive unusual weather french presidential block trade deal between the e.u. and south america if brazil doesn't do more to protect the amazon. north korea has fired 2 missiles into the sea off its east coast now according to south korean military they were fired from sawn dock in south hummed young province as they cause no damage this is the 7th such test in a month donald trump says he's not concerned by the missile tests no i don't think so i think that we have a very good relationship we'll see what happens that could always change but we'll see what happens kim jong un has been you know p

simon cheng went missing during a business trip to shenzhen. china'sat he had been detained for violating public security laws. a statement on his facebook page thanks people for their support and says he needs time to rest and recover. now, let's have a look at the raf display team flying over new york city. the red arrows have joined their us counterparts in a historic flight down new york's hudson river and around the statue of liberty. it was the first time the combination ofjets had been brought together in such a way. the team, based at raf scampton, near lincoln, are on a tour of north america to promote the uk. i think it is a great way of doing it. anybody who has seen the red arrows knows they are stunning to watch. imagine watching that new your. absolutely stunning. ten past nine now. a gold medal—winning paralympian has spoken of her distress and frustration after she was stuck on a train in her wheelchair, with no guard to help her get onto the platform. eight—time paralympic champion, sophie christiansen, tweeted a video of her ordeal. i

and they are getting attacked by china, and they have wonderful investigators at citigroup who determine that these individuals are sending their packets from shenzhen in china, and they decide to go on the offensive and either get back the information that was stolen or do something to stop this from happening, there is all kinds of collateral damage in between there. the companies that run the technology between the two places. the fact that you might actually have a scenario where the a. and an american banker going to war with -- completely different place because they were sending the signal from somewhere else. there are a lot of issues and the boundaries, international boundaries, who people are, their identity, much of this stuff becomes really mixed up. host: kate fazzini, can you do most of what you describe in your book with your iphone or your android? --that is ano interesting question. very technical a person but much of what i describe in the book can be accomplished by really most people. hand, there is a lot of what is called social engineering going on. -- my ability to make you do something quickly that is going to give me what i

products, especially things like smart phones and computers, the manufacturing shifted to china and the shenzhen lot of it is moving out of places like the annan, but so what? that will let us make products for a lower cost. everyone who buys an iphone will pay less. say,not see why we have to oh my god, the balance of trade is going in that direction. common, especially for companies that are at china's level on the development curve towards being a real major force in the world economies. look where they have come from. shery: steve wozniak speaking exclusively to bloomberg's taylor riggs. let's get a quick check of the latest business/headlines. australia's biggest investment bank, macquarie group is planning to raise money in a share sale to fund new investments. the spending will mostly be in renewable energy, technology, and infrastructure sectors and macquarrie updated its earnings that infamous reading first-half profit will be about 10% higher than a year earlier while year earnings will be lately lower. paul: hewlett-packard enterprises is offering a profit forecast that tops wall stre

cheng, who is thought to be from hong kong, is believed to have gone missing on his return from shenzhen. our chinao this is something that we want to do in a very sincere and humble manner. many are blaming herfor tricking the hong kong crisis, but carrie lam has been under pressure, with a slip —— political solution. injune the proposal to allow people to be sent to chinese courts controlled by the communist party sparked mass rallies. from the bungled government response to hundreds of thousands protesting against the bill, there have been increasingly violent conflicts between radicalised youths and thousands of riot police. now, in may be something of an olive branch, she says she is ready to listen. i and my principal officials are committed to listen to what the people have to tell us. we want to reach out to the community as soon as possible. in the battle for ideas, social media company twitter says it has uncovered widespread misinformation campaign emanating from the chinese government. according to twitter there has been a significant state backed information operation focused on the si

achieved their objective for 2 days running scot heiler has more for us for our sins and mainland china. shenzhen here is the gateway from mainland china into hong kong territory behind me there's a railway station there's a bus station there's a way for pedestrians to make their way into hong kong territory now also what's been happening here in the engine over the last couple days is quite interesting you know there was a state run media that put out video and stills of armored personnel carriers and paramilitary forces gathering here in the city actually the athletic field just outside central now obviously this sends a message to those who are protesting in hong kong there's this big military force just across the border the central government says they are here for a large exercise it's going to be happening over the next couple days this is coupled with the strengthening of rhetoric also coming out of beijing calling what's happening in some of those protests terrorism and saying that they will crack down with an iron fist but when you talk to people here in mainland china about what's goin

jennings formerly served as huawei's corporate spokesman in shenzhen, china. you for joining us let's talk about how your members are looking at this situation in hong kong and any business decisions that may come out of this. >> look, kayla, hong kong people love certainty hong kong businesses enjoy certainty. right at the moment we don't have that. today is wednesday, it's the middle of the week, so we are in a bumper period between protests on the weekend but i think we're going to continue to see uncertainty as this issue resolves itself >> so, walter, tell me a little bit about your read on u.s./china relations in the wake of this. we got relief on certain tariffs that the white house and u.s. tr announced yesterday. china demanded that the u.s. halt the sale of aircraft to taiwan what is your read on u.s./china relations at this moment given the situation in hong kong >> look, u.s./china relations are very strained at the moment as we're seeing with the escalation of trade tariffs and we're seeing that hong kong protests are coming at an inconvenient tim

being detained in china after attending a business event that simon chang is reported to have sent a message to his girlfriend saying pray for me before trying to travel back from shenzhen on august 8th china insists it has no information on his whereabouts the british government says it's extremely concerned about his disappearance. for decades people in northern nigeria have endured near constant conflict in cantina state the fighting is the majority muslim population against minority christians 1000 reports from katrina on efforts to reconcile communities. under the reign of the muscle the elements these are the latest victims of the ongoing violence it could do no state hundreds of them have been comfort this school since march this year when gunmen from an opposing tribe attacked their village killing dozens and destroying homes our main problem the moment is shelter from when we were able to go but while there we talk about security. located in northwestern nigeria and with a population of nearly 6000000 consumers teeth has been embroiled in conflict for decades the violence has its roots in ethnic tensions between the state's muslim and christian populations the

we understand that simon chang travelled to shenzhen in mainland china on august the 8th he was attending a business conference that he is a trade and industry officer for the british consulate the scottish development unit inside the british consulate in hong kong he was expected back the same day but simply didn't return now the u.k. foreign office is saying we are extremely concerned by reports that a member of our team has been detained returning to hong kong from chen said they have also raised the matter with the chinese embassy here in london and also the grounds on province or 30th clearly concerns about simon chang's whereabouts is in beijing say they have no information on this matter now this is all happening against a backdrop of heightened tensions in hong kong at the moment it's not clear whether simon chang was using any kind of diplomatic documents to try to go through the border between hong kong a mainland china clearly his compound and are very concerned about his whereabouts . well in all the stories are following firefighters on the spanish holiday island of gran cana

controlling a street protest and, as you mention, tens of thousands of police officers and shenzhen in the southern part of chinatesters as well. but, if that was to go ahead, i think it is fairto that was to go ahead, i think it is fair to say that beijing would face some international condemnation. so thatis some international condemnation. so that is why many analysts have been saying so far that that option is quite unlikely. but at the same time, beating wouldn't want to be seen to be too easy on these hong kong protesters as well. so the option for beijing are rather limited —— options, but it does seem they are getting rather irritated by it continuing on. thank you mariko oi who has been continuing that story for us from hong kong. president trump is due to visit el paso in texas in a few hours where a shooting on saturday left 22 people dead. it was just one of three shootings in the us in the space of a week. let's update you on the investigation into all three of them. the el paso shooting is being investigated as a domestic terrorism case, which means it was an act designed to intimidate the populati

china. that is less important today with the rise of shanghai and shenzhen and other cities in china, but whattant is what is called the one donald hong kong macau greater area, a coordinated development plan, and it is the mechanism by which china will transform its economy. the one in guangdong is the biggest. its gdp is headed toward $2 trillion, projected to be three point $6 trillion by 2030. it is a must in the top 10. if it were an independent country. it is extremely important for china's economic transformation. politically, it is the one country, two systems put in place that is the vehicle for hong kong to prosper and it is what china would like in the future to apply to taiwan. two other political reasons, hong kong is the symbol of china 's resuscitation and revival after the century of oppression and humiliation and, finally, it is the symbol to the world of chinese leadership and governance. all of these reasons make hong kong very important. china will do everything possible to give the local government total authority. will not intervene in any way. recognizing that there are

city here and showing the amassing of chinese troops just across the border in the city of shenzhen, which is china'snel carriers as well. pretty much reaffirming the satellite imagery that we've been showing, it's basically that there has been a troop buildup but also tanks and artillery buildup as well in the soccer stadium nearby in chinese state media says that these are just military exercises and also preparation to celebrate the 70 of the anniversary of the chinese communist party's founding. in the meantime over in the u.k. we did hear from the chinese ambassador there and again come a warning hong kong protesters that beijing's patient is limited. >> the situation near honk kong deteriorated further into unrest come of central government will not sit on its hands and watch. >> a quiet day of protests today but according to the protesters who i've spoken to, we do have big rallies planned for this weekend on saturday and also sunday. the last time they had these types of marches we have 1-2000000 taking to the streets here so something that we will watch. experiences only live in hong kong to

could influence know aa lot of people lot of the tech products, the manufacturing shifted to china, the shenzhenion. so what? let us make products very lower buys thepeople who iphone pays less. why do we have to say, oh my god, the balance of trade is going in their direction? especially countries where china is balanced on the development curve. look where they have come from. taylor: you talk about all be in friends and we know tim cook has had direct dialogue with the president. if you are still involved with apple, or tim cook for that example, what sort of conversations would you be having with the president? steve: i probably wouldn't because with this president, i don't think it would be productive. i would never raise a child to be like that, i am number one in the world, i am always right. i would just ignore it. i wouldn't say anything bad about the president, be nasty to him. though, being a very important economic force in the united states, i think tim cook actually gets the president 's ear a little bit and can warn him, if we suffered in a balance of trade with more important pro

shenzhen a great deal of international attention when state media aired footage of paramilitary vehicles oriented the city. deployment clearly meant to send a message to protesters. the father of china'seform and opening movement used shenzhen to launch economic reforms. it was also his idea for the one approach being tested across the border. the effect is being felt in shenzhen. as with elsewhere, the stock market has seen negative numbers since the protest moved to the international airport, but there was one standout. shenzhen airport shares sword. it is the closest airport to hong kong. some flights were diverted there. the continued turmoil could make shenzhen more attractive to airlines and passengers. the airport just received approval to expand, allowing it to double its yearly passenger numbers to 80 million. while the view from shenzhen into hong kong remains the same, the impact across the border is being keenly felt by the people. >> iran's president has criticized the united states for ella terry build up in the gulf. military buildup in the gulf. buildup has started in the strait of hormuz. >> all talks about establishing a new coalition in the persian gulf will not be

worker in hong kong has been released by china after being detained at the border simon chang disappeared on the 8th of august during a business trip to shenzhen the police in china said on saturday that he'd been detained for 15 days for violating public security laws u.s. president donald trump says he will again raise tariffs on chinese imports now that follows beijing announcing plan tariffs on $75000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods brazilian president. says he'll send the army to fight the fires in the amazon rain forest the french president has threatened to block a trade deal between the european union and south america if brazil doesn't do more . vamos up to our 4th dimension we're going to act firmly in order to contain control of the fires in the amazon it is important in the other hand to act with serenity and not to spread out founded missus's in brazil and abroad as they do not help solve the problem they only lend themselves to political propaganda. japan says north korea has fired 3 missiles into the sea east coast to the south korean military says they were fired from sawn dog in south hand beyond province the 7th such test in a m

being detained in china after attending a business event simon chang is reported to have sent a message to his girlfriend saying pray for me before trying to travel back from shenzhen on august 8th china insists it has no information on his whereabouts the british government says it's extremely concerned about his disappearance. politicians and business leaders in ireland have rejected calls to renegotiate its exit from the european union u.k. prime minister johnson has insisted a new way must be found to keep the irish border open but he still can't say what that plan might be aren't seeing reports now from the irish. bank that is going to challenge the house without a brick 1st as a hotel outside dublin in the small business owners are being taught how to fill out piles of customs papers if bricks it means a border going up across ireland they'll have to and it's an expense many can barely afford this is what people mean when they say the irish economy could suffer because of brics is do business is no do you know what the british government's plan is. i don't i don't see why the commentators at the start of this whole process don't watch the inches watch the mil

just a short drive away, china has stationed paramilitary police in the border city of shenzhen, designedvisible and ominous warning. are you worried china will send troops to hong kong? no, because if they do, they have to be afraid. we're not afraid of anything. on the other side of this deeply divided city, pro—beijing groups were rioting. they reject the claim that china is eroding hong kong's special status. and they support the police, who by nightfall were once again facing off against the pro—democracy protesters and sweeping them from the streets. well, what began as a provocation by a small group of hard—core protesters has turned into this. a massive show of force by dozens of riot police, clearing a busy shopping street. it is a clear illustration of the intractable nature of hong kong's political crisis and of the breakdown of trust on all levels. bystanders, drawn in by the scenes, also hurled abuse at the police. a once confident, outward —looking city trapped in a cycle of recrimination and bitterness. john sudworth, bbc news, hong kong. let's take a look at some of the ot

just a short drive away, china has stationed paramilitary police in the border city of shenzhen, it seems because if they do it they have to pay for it. we are not afraid for anything. 0n the other side of this deeply divided city, pro—beijing groups were rallying. they reject the claim that china is eroding hong kong's special status. and, they support the police, who by nightfall were once again facing off against the pro—democracy protesters... ..and sweeping them from the streets. well, what began as a provocation by a small group of hard—core protesters, has turned into this, a massive show of force by dozens of riot police clearing a busy shopping street. it's a clear illustration of the intractable nature of hong kong's political crisis and of the breakdown of trust on all levels. chanting. bystanders, drawn in by the scenes, also hurled abuse at the police. a once confident, outward—looking city trapped in a cycle of recrimination and bitterness. john sudworth, bbc news, hong kong. a bomb has exploded at a wedding reception in afghanistan. eyewitness reports say a suicide bomber d

missing on august the 9th whilst on a business trip to the city of shenzhen well beijing hasn't provided for the details on this detention china's foreign ministry did not accept it as part of its file it said. frankly speaking it is not a diplomatic issue but since you are so interested in it we did make some efforts to learn the situation from relevant departments the person you mentioned is subject to an administrative detention of 15 days by sions in police for violating the regulations of the people's republic of china on punishments in public order and security administration well our correspondent hoda abdel-hamid is at the chang support rally in hong kong live to her in just a moment 1st let's go to beijing and correspond my colleague scott hyla scott do we know where he is. we know that he is being held peter by the shin gen police that was confirmed in that ministry of foreign affairs press conference we had just in the last couple of hours so he is there and as you mentioned this is a 15 day detention. as they put it the public security administrative detention and we know that that can be and will be 15 days so that

china. they are in shenzhen, and factories making companies for sale and some of those companies will get hitriffs as they are put in place by the trump administration. india you would think might be a recipient of some of the capital that is leaving china, but its local environment has been unstable. i mentioned the e-commerce roles went -- e-commerce rules went into effect last year. i think the political environment may be a little more stable now, so we will see how it will impact -- you know, the trade war will impact india, but it has not historically been the greatest place for foreign investment. it's very bureaucratic. emily: meantime, amazon also announced it is expanding in portland today, this on the backlash of its q2 in new york, still moving forward as planned northern virginia and tennessee -- on the backlash of hq2. brad: you wonder if those long island city politicians are kicking themselves because every day, there is a new press release about amazon expansion. they encountered some political headwinds in seattle. they started growing across the lake in bellevue. they had p

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now saying that he has been freed by the chinese or thirty's in the city of shenzhen just across the border in mainland china and in fact simon ching is now back in hong kong a statement on that page says that simon and his family i wish to have some time to rest and recover and they will not take any media interview for the moment they will explain more in the future but again according to that facebook post he is now back in hong kong his period all that minister of detention was supposed to end on friday there were hopes that he would be released on friday that didn't happen so it seems that on saturday morning local time simon chang has been released as you mentioned initially this was out for violating public security laws according to the government in mainland china more recently over the past couple of days chinese state media said that in fact the reason for his detention in shin gin was because of a prostitution case something again this simon ching family strongly refute so no doubt in the days ahead we will hear more from him and his family and i guess the obvious back story here is kind of 2 dim

taxi headquarters in shenzhen china the red cars occupied the green car. algorithms used right histories to predict which areas are likely to have a lot of customers and when. drivers can then directly head to these locations like. his car is part of the network consisting of around 20000 taxis. and it's equipped with an interior camera meaning the taxi headquarters can watch him work and listen in on all conversations. in the beginning i was uncomfortable as i didn't really know much about it and felt constantly observed but actually there is no reason for concern the cameras protect the customers and drivers to. privacy is ensured as not everyone can view the video. according to the taxi headquarters all data is well protected and deleted after $72.00. they say the system is great for educating drivers and the footage can be used to settle conflicts complaints the taxi provider also says customers complain less frequently and that most likely cameras as do drivers who are now less worried about being threatened but the police also has access to the video

shenzhen here is the gateway from mainland china into hong kong territory behind me there's a railway station there's a bus station there's a way for pedestrians to make their way into hong kong territory now also what's been happening here in the engine over the last couple days is quite interesting you know there was state run media that put out video and stills of armored personnel carriers and paramilitary forces gathering here in the city actually an athletic field just outside central shenzhen now obviously this sends a message to those who are protesting in hong kong there's this big military force just across the border the central government says they are here for a large exercise it's going to be happening over the next couple days this is coupled with the strengthening of rhetoric also coming out of beijing calling what's happening in some of those protests terrorism and saying that they will crack down with an iron fist but when you talk to people here in mainland china about what's going on in hong kong they have a much different view than those in hong kong they say they

taxi headquarters in shenzhen china the red cars occupied the green.algorithms used right histories to predict which areas are likely to have a lot of customers and. drivers can then directly head to these locations like. his car is part of the network consisting of around 20000 taxis. and it's equipped with an interior camera meaning the taxi headquarters can watch him work and listen in on all conversations. in the beginning i was uncomfortable as i didn't really know much about it and felt constantly observed but actually there is no reason for concern the cameras protect the customers and drivers to. privacy is ensured as not everyone can view the video. according to the taxi headquarters all data is well protected and deleted after $72.00. they say the system is great for educating drivers and the footage can be used to settle conflicts or complaints the taxi provider also says customers complain less frequently and that most likely cameras as do drivers who are now less worried about being threatened but the police also has access to the videos h