i want to get your views on what came out of that state council.reater a shift toward fiscal spending. how does that inform your stock picks for china? kelvin: this is brought up in the broader perspective of the fact that they were going through this last year and in that sense, is the need to type in this dispute. that will be very negative for the various classes and in particular the bond market. we have seen some of the issues default. the currency has actually weakened this year. some of the data has been coming out. that is actually a reaction to that. i don't think it is a deliberate action in the part of the pboc. nonetheless, on a short-term basis we do expect that the chinese yuan will trade weaker. it might actually reach a touch yuan isven where the concerned over the next couple of months. rishaad: i will bring up a chart here. what it is saying is that the yuan is not just weaker, it is weaker against a whole gamut of currencies. you are just alluded to this. is this reflecting fundamentals race to thece a bottom? kelvin: is about fu

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council. in the end, the united states could not convince enough countries to stand up and declare the human rights council was no longer worthy of its name. why this happened is telling. the first and most honest reason is that authoritarian regimes are happy with the status quo. many seek membership to protect their own and their allies' human rights records from scrutiny. russia, china, cuba, egypt, all benefit from making a mockery of the human rights council. it is no surprise that they openly resisted our efforts to reform it. what was more baffling was the resistance we received from groups and countries that should know better. from those who believe in human rights and human admitted. first, the nongovernmental institutions, or ngo's. private groups that usually do good work on behalf of human rights. they agreed with the need to keep human rights violators off of the council. so you can imagine our surprise when they came out publicly against our reforms, telling other countries to vote against us. groups like amnesty and human rights watch sided with russia and china on a critical human

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the united states is taken the initiative to do what the rhuma rights council refused to do. despite protests orchestrated by the venezuelan government, the united states organized an event on venezuela outside the human rights council in geneva. f it's been the scene of enormous suffering and human rights abuses in the country's short life. as i've said before, our where do you live from the human rights council does not mean that we give up our fight for reform. on the contrary, any country willing to work with us to reshape the council need only ask. if i c fixing the law flaws was, is and will remain one of the biggest priorities of the u.s. i've traveled the refugee camps in turkey, jordan and congo. i've met with mothers who have been scarred by tra uma. i will use my voice not just because i'm a mother, not just because i'm an ambassador but because i'm an american. america can no more abandon the cause of human rights than abandon itself. it's who we should always be. thank you and god bless you. [ applause ] >> that was quite a speech. good afternoon, everyone. i'm al

and the united states has taken the initiative to do what the human rights council refused to do. despite protests orchestrated by the venezuelan government, the united states organized an event on venezuela are outside the human rights council in geneva. this january we had a security council session on human rights violations of the iranian regime. and just last week the united states led a historic effort in the security council to impose an arms embargo and sanctions on the combatants in south sudan which has been the scene of enormous suffering and human rights abuses in the country's short life. and as i had said before, our withdrawal from the human rights council does not mean that we give up our fight for reform. on the contrary, any country willing to work with us to reshape the council need only ask. fixing the institutional flaws of the human rights council was, is and will remain one of the biggest priorities at the u.n. i have traveled to refugee camps in ethiopia, congo, turkey and jordan. i have met with mothers that have been scar by trauma. the scarredded by traum

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council in 2009. then secretary of state hillary clinton vowed that the united states could improve the council by working from the inside. by the time i became the u.s. ambassador eight years later, it was clear this strategy had failed. there are a lot of problems with the human rights council. two stuck out for me when i came to the u.n.. the first was the membership of the council, when i arrived and still today, its members included some of the worst human rights violators. the dictatorships of cuba, china, and venezuela all have seats on the council. member, was venezuela a but in putting 15, the council -- but in 2015, the council invited nicolas maduro to speak to a special assembly and he got a standing ovation, which was not surprising given that 62% of the human rights council's members were not democracies. the other major sign that the united states presence has failed to improve the council was the continuing existence of the notorious agenda items seven. this is the permanent part of the human rights council agenda that is devoted exclusively to israel. iran, notountry, not syria, not north

that was reiterated again from the statement issued by the state council.like edging towards an easing from policymakers here. whether that is the looser rules around asset management, whether that is the record injection of media -- medium-term funding. there has also been reports that banks have been pressured to purchase lower grade corporate bonds to try to ease some of the pressures that china's corporate's are feeling. in june, we saw the number that the shadow banking was dropping. and there is a sign that private investment may start to fall off. there is also data suggesting that chinese lenders are not passing along this additional liquidity which is a potential concern for policymakers. now atbeen codified least from the premier and the state council that they do want to see a step up in fiscal support. and in that statement, they mentioned they would continue a neutral policy and the wording around that the was slightly changed. more of an easing environment here and a determination to get credit for the real economy. this is a will see if real

could go in journalist could go in and report on stories and when i'm trying to achieve became the state council that was still going on there was still this freedom but then of course the rohingya crisis the whole crackdown happened against the right and of course this is now seen as a strong warning by the military to all media all journalists in myanmar not to investigate what actually has happened against the range because that's what exactly what the reuters journalists were doing they had investigated this massacre of ten men in a particular village and interestingly after they were detained and arrested the military actually arrested some soldiers who day say were involved in that exact same massacre and they have been put in prison for ten years now so basically the government and the military was admitting that that massacre the reuters investigated was actually really really had to happen. you what you told is their own the whole role but these are all top news stories donald trump of law to be uprooted of a closed door meeting in helsinki they made a few opening remarks before they we

the statement from the state council, very declarative words about trying to get force behind shoringe growth situation in china. cautiond not ignore the that should steepen -- still be there for global investors. that is the case with the trade war and the unpredictability of how that plays out, the characters involved on the u.s. side. how it plays through with stimulus later on in the year. many people are ready factoring and policy for the remainder of year, no and into next one is projecting stimulus to be as loose as some of the big historical moves that happened in the past. a bit of market sentiment stabilization at the moment. that is helping equities. we are on a very good three-day run in china. early indications are that we will have a little tick higher. it is .6% in the us futures. we'll be watching the open in china closely today. now goldman sachs has been an analysis that suggests the underlying column -- problem has not been away. i think that should be taken and analyzed a little bit further. what they are reeling talking about here -- really talking about here is t

. >> in poland the state council has decreed the introduction of martial law beginning today. >> ther of solidarity is said to be in a government guest house, not under arrest, but dozens of polish activists and dissidents have been locked up along with some leaders of the communist government. >> we've made it plain how seriously we would view any interference by them. >> there was concern the soviets were going to invade and that the poles, in their drive for self-determination, were going to go beyond whatever mental threshold the soviet leadership had. >> at the vatican today, pope john paul ii expressed concern for the worsening situation in his native poland. pope john paul told some 200 polish pilgrims he knew were in the crowd that they and all fellow poles should pray for peace. >> the cold war became as cold as it had ever been before. it got so cold, it was capable of becoming hot. >> there have been rumors. today, confirmation. deaths and injuries among the enforcers and resisters to the military rule imposed since sunday. >>> tragic events now occurring in poland almost

this was after the state council in beijing.ed ata tax cut spending and special bonds for infrastructure investment. there will be a more flexible response to external uncertainty. donald trump has warned he may -- he made the talks at the white house. >> the european union has been very tough on the united states, but they are coming in to see me on wednesday. we will see of we can work something out. otherwise, we will have to do something with the millions of cars they send in. taylor: there could be intervention on a takeover of british companies. ministers are outlining proposals to widen the scope in which they can intervene in deals over national security. to examine 100 deals this year and that would take half of those. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. i have taylor riggs. francine: thank you so much. they are trading higher after earnings and more positive picture of the outlook. that's despite the second quarter that missed lowe

council is a sham. [applause] what we should talk about israel is because israel is a special state that proves the moral bankruptcy of the organization there is only one country in the world that has its own permanent agenda item at the human council. it's not north korea, iran, or syria. countries that enslave and torture their own people. it is the free country of israel. [applause] it's even worse than that. agenda items seven doesn't it just single out israel for consideration, you pre-judges israel's guilt. it is a political weapon used against israel, regardless of the actions it takes it is meant to condemn israel's existence as a human rights abuser. it's a moral abomination. a little more than a year ago, i went to geneva. i told the human rights council that we expected changes to justify america's continued participation. [applause] we said that we needed to change the makeup of the council membership to keep the worst human rights abusers off. we needed to not just reform, but fully eliminated agenda seven. dozens of countries told us they agreed with us. but, they only told us that behind c

it's packed up in the comments the the state council and advisory panel. there's a lot of long term positives for china. this piece i didn't know the momentum would run out of steam. it looks like the short term momentum has turned. it might be early to say the bottom is in. for china,rm outlook chinese equities probably looks positive. 13th, not bad really. the tone tohat sets the region. it's falling on the strong gains in the u.s. up in nikkei it should be a for china. is overall market sentiment fragile. iile am longer term bullish, do -- if we get another negative headline next week or over the days we get china giving a list of what they might in reciprocation that short slump in global equity markets. probably recover. this u.s. list was planned. it's not finalized after august 30th. we have no idea when it will be implemented. september at least. there's plenty of time for be made. to singapore.more in reverse for stories is a donald trump. donald trump's administration back.ey've come u.s. appeal a against its merger with time anything.sn't change

lines coming through from china's state council are for foreign affairs saying that on tradeialogue remainspen, but also the u.s. did not fulfill obligations. he is meeting with the u.k. foreign secretary. they are holding a strategic dialogue presser at the moment. the msci pacific index down on the session, snapping four days of gains. internet platforms are set to face tough new content laws in europe as brussels cracks down on hate speech. bloomberg has learned companies including google, twitter, and facebook could face fines if they fail to take down propaganda and hate speech. germany has already passed laws that threaten sites with fines up to 50 million euros for not tackling terrorist content. of serious is set to meet later today to discuss the future of the ceo. bloomberg understands it is a scheduled meeting just days before the company reports results. it comes as he was accused of sexual harassment by six women in a new yorker article. heat knowledge there were times decades ago when he made women uncomfortable by making advances, but said he never used his position to harm a

and applause] and more than a year of efforts to change the human rights council, we saw the writing on the wall and the united states withdrew. [cheers and applause] many friendly countries told us we should stay in the human rights council bus american participation was the last shred of credibility the council had. but that's exactly why we should not be there. america will always be the world's leader in advocating human rights, but we will not do that in a place that makes a mockery of the very human rights ideals it's supposed to uphold. [applaus [applause] >> that brings me to a tarringer point. the nobel peace prize winner and leading documentary winner of the holocaust eli weisel talked about many things in his lifetime. one was the idea that neutrality helps fuel the oppressor, never the victim, and that silence encourages the tormenter, never the tormented. i keep that in mind as i battle away at the united nations. [applaus [applause] >> at the u.n. come well-meaning countries are constantly in search of concensus. they frequently invoke the principle of neutrality. at times there is virtue in working wit

states... these are the key elements that will need the mandate of the european council.them right at the end. of course our main aim is to protect the eu's single market, to protect what we are at this moment in time. let me give you one example. the uk says that they are willing to align itself on the eu standards for goods, but only for goods that are checked at the border. the uk consequently would not align itself to our food rules as regards gm alls, pesticides, because the respect of these rules is not checked at the border —— gmos and pesticide rules. this was in fa ct and pesticide rules. this was in fact made clear to us. how can we protect consumers in europe? we have a duty of care to protect consumers and the single market. on which basis could be except the free circulation of goods? so that is a question we have put to the uk. the second question. are these white paper proposals workable? are these white paper proposals workable ? are are these white paper proposals workable? are they applicable without any additional complexity or additional bureaucracy? f

unprecedented leverage against other member states on the council to ensure that there is an i.c.c. referral urgently. with the rebels and yemen's have attacked in all of refinery in the fall of the capital using a drone a target of a state run around covert finding in riyadh that all companies had it contained a small file which was used in what it court an operational incident the rebels say the drone attack monkfish soften a new stage and deterrent good question and yemen. still ahead on the protest to set a fire starting kaif and will keep flying despite the threat of as rain military price on and we'll explain how people have left african countries using twitter to enter one selections back home. i. mean the weather sponsored by katter. hello and welcome to international weather forecasts there's no real change in the weather across europe central eastern areas to the east so that weather front looking pretty unsettled with some big storms western areas largely dry and fine but there's a massive storm potential across parts of western france that's like you continue through the

states. fisherieseated management councils which helped manage the population to make that our fisheries remained healthy for future generations of americans. was a lifelong advocate of healthy living. school, he in high was actually a lifeguard in manhattan beach. of physical activity translated later on in life. ensureator's desire to that everyone had access to the opportunities that sports him not only to be 9 but also of title the lead sponsor on the amateur sports act. the penn example of signed by president jimmy carter, which established the amateur sports act of 1978. it what that did is modernized the u.s. olympic committee and gave both the committee and athletes a financial basis for which to and excel. so after the amateur sports act stevenssenator recognized that there was a need to ensure that people of all abilities were able to and havete in sports that support. so he sponsored an amendment to sports act, which anduded paralympians special olympians as parts of the u.s. olympic program. ine's a photo that we have our archive of the special 2000.an of the year, in senator stevens

unprecedented leverage against other member states on the council to ensure that there is an i.c.c. referral urgently. british detectives all reported to have identified suspects who poisoned a former russian spy and his daughter with a nerve agent the press association says police obtained security camera video of the novacek being planted on the suspect a russian so again media scruples were found unconscious and souls break in moche the kremlin denies any involvement jonah hole has more from london. the thinking is that this has come about as a result of hundreds of police officers poring over hours and hours of c.c.t.v. footage collected around the site of the poisoning in salzburg in wiltshire in southwest england and related sites where the pair spent time in the hours beforehand and cross matching that c.c.t.v. footage with c.c.t.v. footage collected at airports in ports of entry to the u.k. particularly focused on flights coming in from russia and they also feel that they've made a visual connection we don't believe that they've named any suspects or certainly have been in t

unprecedented leverage against other member states on the council to ensure that there is an i.c.c. referral urgently now the families of the victims of the ferry disaster in south korea are all to get twenty million dollars in compensation three hundred four people mostly schoolchildren were killed when the say will capsize four years ago after months of mourning grief turned to anger when investigators found the ship was structurally sound and overloaded but for the first time the south korean court acknowledged the government's liability a lot of both the states and the ferry operator to pay compensation. every train media say troops are withdrawing from the border with ethiopia the gesture of reconciliation coincides with the expected arrival of ethiopia's ambassador to eritrea for the first time in decades the appointment of a red one is sane follows the reopening of the eritrean embassy and i designed the book a few days ago leaders of the two countries have been involved in a whirlwind peace process after agreeing to end the border conflict and restore relations. nigerian pol

south african security services by boss as it was called very appropriately the bureau's state security council appointed leaders around the world and killing many of them is when the british government was supporting the south african government well they would claim they were supporting the south african government but in practice by default or actively by supplying arms and so on they were and for instance they opposed our international this is a conservative government opposed our international campaign to isolate white south african sports teams why was that important you may think where does sport fit into that the big picture because it's in the end the economy and all the people police states alive the apartheid police state in this case because white south africans were absolutely fanatical about their sport the world said it. treated a policy it's in almost shunned apartheid so it said but actually white south african teams were fitted in london in twickenham rugby grounds at lord's cricket ground the international stadia of the world despite a proxy even though they didn't represent

security council has on the charter. to see states committed an act of aggression against state b. but the compiler agreement does not touch that but it also says that if the security council does not come to the conclusion the court can do that independently from what the what the council may or may not have said there are a number of states that have. there should be an exclusive competence of the security council to say this was an act of aggression in kampala most states strongly disagreed with that and more importantly. be adopted it does not say that if we disregard algeria mooches for the desire for crimes of aggression on the part of those states what do to codify this do you know believe and do you another lawyers not believe that this crime of aggression good hinder the ability of peace brokers to grant amnesty as at peace talks between rivals well you know that's a larger issue that has not so much to do with the crime of aggression only that's been. that's been the discussion ever since we have had the i.c.c. . you know our view is that there are on the current internati

yesterday apple sent a letter to the city council stating what the company has done to improve sidewalks and crosswalks. the city is holding a special meeting at six tonight. >>> today in santa rosa there will be another active shooter training exercise. the drill is scheduled to start at 8:30 this morning. it'll end at 5:00 p.m. this follows another drill last week. now it's a multiagency training exercise with the police, the fire department, school officials, learning how to respond together to an active shooting incident. the police say they want people in the area to know you may hear simulated explosions, the sounds of screaming and other noise. it's all part of the training. >>> this is an interesting story. one man's job hunt is gaining a lot of attention. we will tell you what he started doing that led to hundreds of job offers. >> former trump campaign chairman paul manafort begins his trial today. what impact could it have on the president? we will have more on that coming up. >> good morning. you can see traffic is off to a decent start if you are driving at the bay bridge. j

security council member states should apply. unprecedented leverage against other member states on the council to ensure that there is an i.c.c. referral urgently. there are growing calls globally for like about was president daniel ortega to stand out after a month of deadly unrest many now say are thicker is on the same path as the dictator he overthrew thirty nine years ago but those loyal to him maintain that his government is the best or has had money on a sanches reports from the capital. thirty nine years ago the impasse stored up is no less common than fought side by side with the new lot bigger and other revolutionaries who toppled dictator anastasio. leaders of the sandinista revolution they dreamed of a country free and democratic is their model. he's now eighty two years old but in past stories a staunch supporter of president than a lot bigger has governed that i was for eleven consecutive years in three presidential terms what are your social projects food bonuses hospitals free health care that's the social econom

many other stretching from pure parliamentary such as into parliament to union to the state funded british council which for most educational and cultural links to hybrid initiatives between government and political parties such as the westminster find ation for democracy the work of the british council can depend on support across the corner.

are many other statements in pure parliamentary such as into parliament to union to the state funded british council which for most educational and cultural links to hybrid initiatives between government and political parties such as the westminster find ation for democracy the work of the british council can depend on support across the commons here's an example of the government's or about benches facing the case and i thank you speaker i welcome the very significant contribution made by the british council to projecting british values overseas and regularly witness this on my visit straight from the pacific given the importance of the british council when it comes to our soft power what all the implications of possible cuts in funding to. da funding to the council's work and how much these affected government plans for a global but i think my other friend for his question as part of our vision for global britain we want a properly funded and effective council the project has particular use right across the world i believe that the council will continue to deliver activity in not only the countrie

many other states and some pure parliamentary such as into parliament to union to the state funded british council which for most educational and cultural links to hybrid initiatives between government and political parties such as the westminster find ation for democracy the work of the british council can depend on support across the commons here's an example of the government's or about benches for saying the case thank you speaker i welcome the very significant contribution made by the british council to protecting british values overseas and regularly witness this on my visits to ration the pacific given the importance of the british council when it comes to our soft power what are the implications of possible cuts in funding to. da funding to the council's work and how much use of fact the government plans for a global. five mile befriend for his question as part of our vision for global growth we want a properly funded and effective council project. right across the world i believe that the council will continue to deliver activity in not only the countries through the income generated from

members of the un security council and by extension all u.n. member states have unanimously agreed to fully enforce sanctions on north korea. we expect them to continue to honor those commitments. when sanctions are not enforced, the prospect of successful denuclearization of north korea are diminished. right now, north korea is illegally smuggling petroleum products. ship to ship transfers are the most prominent means by which this is happening. these transfers happen it -- happened at least 89 times in the first five months of this year and they continue to occur. the united states reminds every member state of its responsibility to stop illegal transfers and we urge them to step up there were -- reinforcement efforts as well. we must also crackdown on other forms of sanctions aviation. -- evasion. north korean cyber pets and arer criminal activities also generating significant revenue for the regime and they must be stopped. president trump remains upbeat thet the prospects of denuclearization of north korea and so do i. as progress is happening. it is th

the often stated that the coordinating council was formed faster than any other sector council to date and takes great pride in this role, one that we play to make that happen. it is proof of how local, state and federal governments can work together towards a common goal of protecting the nation's infrastructure. i serve on the executive committee which has worked diligently to ensure the designation has a tangible meaningful impact across the nation that we all know that there's many solutions to the security challenges and we are pleased to members of the committee and your colleagues recognize this reality when supporting the act of 2018. that legislation contained $380 million for the states and territories to improve the federal elections just three months after the bill was signed into law a distributed request for more than 97% of the funds from 51 of the 55 states and territories designated in the remarkable percentage demonstrates responsiveness and state urgency in addressing the methods to make their systems more resilient. less than two weeks after president trump signed t