wh group's imported smithfield pork products are popular in china. online retailer zrblts for sm l smithfield h as oranges and cherries and american wine are some of j.d.'s sellers. the tariffs were a major topic on chinese social media with some expressing concern about thac i on consumers here. still, the commerce ministry said the chinese public largely supports this move. like theji u.s., b opened up a period for commentary by citizens as well as companies so that they could share their thoughts. d according to the government, most people said that they supported the government'sfo s to protect china's national interests and also said that they would support even tougher action against the u.s. if it's necessary. >>> let's turnar to twot pros for more on how trade war fears and the slide in tech is affecting overall market at the start of this second quarter. we have with us tonight, bret ewing, chief market strategist at first franklin financial services and james wang is tech analt at arc vestments. good to see you both. the feeling is there wo

they invest and import a lot of pork so they bought smithfield and the fact that they bought smithfield there's a lot of companies they now own and they've invested here and they're not going to want to have them penalize so i think it's more huffing and puffing and worries and tons of the that we need to i think the tariffs are going to be close at a party that will be good for everybody in the u.s. and actually good for the global economy i hope it works out you know we've noticed in the last several days that the president's task larry kudlow in the u.s. trade representative robert bly hisor with the. going to reenter the area to try to cater to a partnership i never thought the shuttle left at thing but there's a big campaign by a statement by the president to get out of that thing but i think it's good to get in so good for the president more power to larry kudlow an ambassador or a light hisor the way forward which c.e.o. of straw mark thank you as always for being a salute me anytime thank you. and once again we can't get away from the tax day should five percent appear too small

but then he lobbied for smithfield foods in the first quarter of this year. announcing his early retirement as the firm's chairman. >> is draining the swamp renting an apartment from the wife of a washington lobbyist? >> i don't think that that's even remotely fair to ask that question. >> reporter: until last july, pruitt was renting a condo from hart's wife, paying $50 per night. the deal is one of more than half a dozen federal inquiries into pruitt's time at the epa, some of which are also looking into the $43,000 the epa spent to build a secure phone booth in pruitt's office. e-mails obtained by cbs news show that career officials at the epa who oversaw the funding and construction of the phone booth, said they were acting on behalf of political appointees and security staff. now, smithfield is distancing itself from the controversy, saying last year's meeting with pruitt was not at the company's request. as for hart, he told "the washington post" that he was -- that he had assisted a friend on the chesapeake bay commission and this is inaccurately being

wh group which is the company that owns smithfield foods in the united states got hit badly.own by 8% in hong hong the other economies that are on the list there, those are all local producers in china that sell -- that produce here and sell to the chinese. and they're all seen as benefitting from these tariffs out of china now, the trade war was also a top-training topic in china. there are a lot of people here who have been concerned, especially consumers, concerned they won't be able to get american fruits, as well assalmoassa assal -- alsoalmonds for example. saying that they shouldn't be concerned even though american products especially the fruits high in quality there are other alternatives like countries such as new zealand, as well as australia. brian in that. >> yeah, it's interesting, too from a wine perspective, you'd want to watch constellation brands ste on the sticker a huge brand in the world smithfield food which is america's largest pork producer although based in virginia owned a chinese corporation. so it appears that this move, as evidenced by the stock m

dockers from east london, butchers from smithfield market, marched to protest that he had been victimisede covertly facilitated by fascist activists and by extreme right—wing groups. the speech has earned itself a place as one of the most unedifying ever uttered by mainstream british politician — but make no mistake, the rhetoric of demographic apocalypse, the anxiety of the other, the unknown, is perhaps as present today as it was then. well, the bbc issued a statement about the controversy earlier — a spokesman said the radio 4 programme archive on four will be a rigorous journalistic analysis of a historical political speech, adding that it's not an endorsement of the controversial views and that people should wait to hear the programme before theyjudge it. joining us now, stephen bush, new statesman journalist. and katherine birbalsingh, head teacher of the michaela — community school in north london. community school in north london. we haven't heard what the programme is so it is nice for you to enter this debate. what is your sense of why it's important to hear the speech? i am a h

. >> last known direction was down route 8, high rate of speed toward smithfield. >> we have lost an outstanding deputy today. he was one of the finest deputies that you would want to meet. >> reporter: officers armed with long guns scouring the rural area for williams, while heavy-armored vehicles are also on the lookout. >> we will be working tirelessly until williams can be safely apprehended. >> working into the night on this one. and eva, that suspect was already facing firearms charges? >> reporter: that's right, david. williams was expected to be in a massachusetts court today on those firearms charges. he is now likely facing murder charges, as well. david? >> eva, thank you. >>> and we should mention that killing in maine, just 24 hours after an attack on police officers in dallas. tonight, one of those officers has died. rogelio santander, his partner and a home depot employee shot during an arrest for shoplifting. the suspect leading authorities on a harrowing chase across the city overnight, eventually captured. armando juarez is now in custody tonight. he's been charged

response ironically one of the companies that would be most harmed by the tariffs north carolina based smithfield is actually owned by a chinese company proof that china is willing to take losses to wage a trade war it says the u.s. has set off john hendren al-jazeera chicago there's been another day of protests to the u.s. city of sacramento against the shooting of an unarmed black man by police. i fear for the streets and i got a feel for the cops you know how do we explain to our kids that because the color of your skin people are going to like you ronnie was organized by the black lives massive group on friday an autopsy found that stuff on clock was shot six times in the back that contradicts police accounts the plot was facing them and carried a gun which turned out to be a mobile phone demonstrates as a demanding that the officers involved fired. civil rights leader martin luther king was assassinated half a century ago this week at the u.s. city of memphis his death was one of many events that defined one nine hundred sixty eight as a year of political social and emotional chaos al-jazeer

response ironically one of the companies that would be most harmed by the tariffs north carolina based smithfield is actually owned by a chinese company proof that china is willing to take losses to wage a trade war it says the u.s. has set off john hendren al-jazeera chicago. after two years printing out of control a chinese spacecraft the size of a boss is about to crash back to earth the tangoing one space lab was launched in two thousand and eleven but its operators lost contact with it five years later after an apparent malfunction but is now expected to enter earth's atmosphere on sunday at a speed of twenty six thousand kilometers an hour it's not the first time a space station has made a dramatic reentry in two thousand and one russia steered its one hundred twenty ton mir spacecraft over the pacific where it broke up scientists say most of the chinese space lab will burn opposite enters the atmosphere posing little or no risk to people on the ground joan johnson friess is a professor at the u.s. naval war college and a former chairwoman of the national security affairs department she say

response ironically one of the companies that would be most harmed by the tariffs north carolina based smithfield is actually owned by a chinese company proof that china is willing to take losses to wage a trade war it says the u.s. has set off john hendren al-jazeera chicago. a ceremony has been held in kenya for the world's last male northern rhino last month his name was sudan and his death means there is now only two of his species left both female students caretakers to lead the tributes out as memorial service they hope his life will inspire people to fight poaching which ravage his population but we have very clear as government punitive measures must be taken into. punishing people who kill our wildlife and that's why we. for life sentences for people who kill for ivory because ivory belongs to elephants and rhinos better than preserving it taking it for human consumption in the argentinian capital many people consider the city slums a source of crime and drugs those who actually live there though are trying to change perceptions stories about reports. it's a new sour like no other you kn

response ironically one of the companies that would be most harmed by the tariffs north carolina based smithfieldis actually owned by a chinese company proof that china is willing to take losses to wage a trade war it says the u.s. has set off john hendren al-jazeera chicago. international criminal court in the hague has detained a million man accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity the indictment over the destruction of religious sites in timbuktu in two thousand and twelve and two thousand and thirteen and he's also accused of enforcing policies that led to sexual and slave meant of women and girls center another day of protests in the u.s. city of sacramento against the shooting of an unarmed black man by police a fear for the streets and i got a feel for the cops you know how do we explain to our kids that because the color of your skin people are going to like you the rally was organized by the black lives matter movement on friday an autopsy found stuff on clark was shot six times in the back and that contradicts police accounts that clark was facing them and had a gun and actuall

j.d..com distributes for smithfield here. they said u.s.s such as sunkist oranges and cherries and wine are some of the best sellers they sell in china the commerce ministry said that despite the concerns that consumers might have here, that the public does support these tariffs. and that's because like the united states, china opened up a period of commentary for citizens as well as companies to weigh in with their thoughts and the government says that the public here supports the decision, praised the government for protecting china's national interests and also supports even tougher action if it's so necessary. >> eunice, thank you very much again, our eunice yoon kevin, you made the point earlier, the market's not reacting to this at all. >> no. highly anticipated this is a negotiating tactic by the administration that's very eclectic and unusual in many ways people are getting used to it. investors are asking themselves in what way would this affect earnings of large cap and domestic it's a rounding error. it's a trillion dollar econom

i had the largest hog processing plant in the world in my district, 5,000 people are employed, smithfieldowned by china. that's not a concern to cfius or to us. what is a concern is access china has to american companies to gain this proprietary technology. we have to protect it. president xi made it clear their interest in that technology. that's an issue we should be concerned about to the fullest extent. while i appreciate the business interests that they have with china and other countries, american interests must come first. cfius can and should be expanded to cover the loopholes out. right now, they can buy into a joint venture and have access and force the conveyance technology information that they would previously not have access to. >> right. >> and with that, we need to make sure that that technology access is not there. >> congressman, as always, thank you for joining me. good conversation. >>> coming up, the president is suggesting the military protect the southern border. i am going to talk to a local sheriff who happens to be a son of warren buffett about how that border wa

but his own lobbying work filed papers saying he was lobbying on behalf of smithfield foods which is a major client of the lucky firm's. >> chris, what do you any of that? >> this is just the latest issue. it is hard to keep track of all the ethical improprieties. it is everything from the travel spending, the furniture, the security details, the kickback from the lobbyists, the hiring practices, the pay raises. frankly, if there is an ethics impropriety, scott pruitt has probably already committed it. when i was working for president obama, and i worked for him for 11 years, if i had done even one of these things, i would have been out on the streets. so it's remarkable that pruitt still is hanging on at this point. >> eric, the reporting suggesting this is kind of how he rolls and has for a while. walter shaub summarizes some of your reporting. the lobbyists sold him a home for $100,000 less than she had paid for. he then voted to let the importer raise his rates. at the epa he hired her and the banker that lent him money. than accurate? >> most of my colleagues that wrote a story

response ironically one of the companies that would be most harmed by the tariffs north carolina based smithfields actually owned by a chinese company proof that china is willing to take losses to wage a trade war it says the u.s. has set off john hendren al-jazeera chicago. a river in russia that serves hundreds of thousands of people is considered to be one of the world's most polluted that it's spreading radioactive contamination all the way to the arctic ocean journal reports from russia's chelyabinsk region. is no ordinary river considered one of the most polluted waterways on earth the stench of open sewage rises from beneath the ice. it has a dark history the tensions waters also contain radiation levels up to eighty times higher than normal that's thanks to the my ak nuclear plant seventeen hundred kilometers east of moscow originally producing plutonium for the soviet union's nuclear weapons program they produced many types off nuclear waste dump of these nuclear waste high level nuclear waste inside their area where richest. in one nine hundred fifty seven my x. suffered what's thought

pork producer is smithfield which is owned by china. it is kind of an interesting first place to go. they are the dominant company in that industry. i don't think really their penalty today were enormous. i think they are trying to keep this very controlled and as dan said i think that is what the administration will hope for too. melissa: so, jason, there have been some experts looking at the response saying that it does, as big as it sounds in a vacuum, that it is muted to compared to what they respond. as you read from everybody's response the signal where it will end up it does seem like everybody's signaling they want a deal and want it to end quickly. >> well, the question with any action including this one is, is this just a domino in is it this in a vacuum as you're saying, melissa? or is this a domino going to lead to bigger and better things you could say? right now we don't know. just to change topics in a sense, the huge rally at the end of the day was overdone. i think we're not out of woods yet with this trade deal. obviou

largest pork processors is smithfield foods that company' shares flat on the news >>> technology just went negative for the year. hit been hanging on by less than half a percent tim, good to see you thanks for joining us from florida. i want to dovetail off of what aditi was talking about. on top of what's going on in technology, slowly we're getting these data points that tariffs are having an impact on the economy even before the tariffs have begun a week and a half ago we started to get that from the dallas data and today we're getting it from ism. >> so the regional fed surveys including dallas last week told us the ceos are talking specifically about steel tariffs. to the extent the larger macro data -- we've seen a weakening in the last couple of months i cannot attribute that to trade tariffs. i think there's a much more cautious tone and let's see. earnings will be a big tell as ceos guide on the overall picture. the tech sector has issues from the regulatory side and possibly as you get into data and privacy issues which we've been talking about significantly over the last fe

smithfield, owned by the chinese, processing 75,000 hogs a day with 5000 people employed there.have textile companies in my area owned by the chinese. focused ons laser military related technology. yes, we do need to put a major wall around that so that they are not able to acquire it. host: what kind of expansion of the cfius group do you want to see to a college what you want to get done? rep. pittenger: the expansion is --, as i told you. if you can force companies to do partnerships with you and china, which is what they are doing, hundreds of joint ventures have been created and skirted the law bill, thee cfius wording does not relate to joint ventures. it relates acquisitions. so there are some legal changes that need to be made that include all of this. cfius this comes -- this comes into the debate over china and trade. where do you think we are over equity between the two countries, particularly with the president's rhetoric lately on this? rep. pittenger: since the early 1990's, when china was received as the most favored nation with the trading status, and was accepte

smithfield is great for that tuft a little cheese on top as well. abby: it's salty. through a few things that are in there. onion, garlic, tumeric, soy sauce. ginger, honey. tomato paste. >> you are good for that somebody might be a little sick later. abby: how is it, pete? pete: it's a combo. m&m pizza guys. do you know who will love this? the kids,. abby: look how cute this is. >> use saw isalsa for tomato sa. abby: rick, you were eating this in the commercial. >> how does that work you? like that. some people like sweet and salty, i think that works. rick: fair. >> donuts. run to your asian aisle and get some sriracha chili. people wouldn't think this, but the warm garlic and red chili works well on donuts. pete: garlic and chili on donuts? >> chili sauce mixed with raspberry jam. really great. rick: normally food segments all the food is gone. i have to be honest with you a lot of food. pete: i think this is the best combo. it's tasty. >> warm garlic and red chili. abby: put straight sriracha on it i'm not sure. ed: what do you wash it all down with? >> oh my gos