increasing by 2.5 percent in june that's certainly a ray of hope coming there from germany's statistics agency and the biggest rise in 2 years but is probably just a blip. in june the clouds parted german industrial orders be divorce costs and landed some major contracts siemens wind energy unit got mesa is contracted to build huge wind parks off the eastern coast of the usa turbines that can produce 1700 megawatts and provide power for more than 4000000 households it's the largest offshore contract ever awarded in america. orders like this are keeping german companies order books full contracts for goods made in germany rose 2.5 percent from the previous month the biggest increase since august 2017. but the news isn't all rosy factoring out the big ticket projects overall orders are down by 0.4 percent. physically economists are warning against celebrating too soon. the rise in orders is a good sign but sentiment indicators show that germany's industry isn't out of the woods just yet. to some of the other global business stories making headlines this morning the world's largest automotive sup

a stable job market through tax payments and social contributions from paychecks the federal statistics agency reported today. italian government bonds rallied across the board today yields on benchmark 10 year debt will fall into the lowest levels in nearly 3 years but as hopes of a new government ojt investor sentiment the ruling 5 star movement and the opposition democratic party appeared on the verge of a deal to avoid a snap election. alternative need to produce that beyond meads will partner with fast food chain k.f.c. to develop a plant based chicken alternative 1st vegan nuggets and boneless wings will appear on menus in the united states is the latest winner for beyond to meet an investor darling already working with chains like cars and subway. and british airways pilots announced on friday that they'll strike for 3 days in september in a dispute over pay the strikes on that september the 9th the 10th and the 27th could affect tens of thousands of travelers the airline called the move unjustifiable and said it will refund and rebook the passengers affected. fed and one of the most po

for example, there's a half-dozen dozen or more statistical agencies in the united states trying to figure out how is the economy working? answer some basic questions about that. and then those agencies aren't able to share data. the end up coming up with different answers. they are not able to combine data for better analyses. and they face significant challenges. that's a problem because is wasting government resources, taxpayer dollars, and less optimal outcomes. one of the challenges is government agencies are starting to figure out how to get data from the private sector. sometimes the private sector has better data. how can we use that data in helpful ways, but still treat this data confidentially or treat it confidentially but still share it across some agencies for specific purposes. peter: what do you think the issues are that people would be concerned about of the government getting data that's currently held by a private entity? daniel: i think a lot of people have rightful concerns about government intrusion in their personal lives. we've had very strong privacy safeguards that

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he in se statistics agency revised second quarter figures up boards. from which to two point three percent. that matches the first three months of the year and outpaces the eurozone average which slow down to point two percent. figures are especially striking when compared to france's neighbor and your traditional powerhouse germany. just teetering on the brink of recession. consumer and is also remamained steady.y.rane despite the warning signs across the rest of the block. well friends have confirmed a timetable for an international deal to tax tech giants. earlier this year french lawmakers sparked a global controversy by proving their own version of the so called gaffe attacks. name for google apple facebook and amazon. donald trump fundamental microstructure deal at this weekend's g. seven summit w whih will see thehe firms get a tax crcredit of sorts once the international deal it's a great loss in corning has the details. france and the united states are coming together to reach a deal on a global digital tax by the middle of next year. the two

we have been working with the chinese statistical agency to get a handle on what is going on with cyclesll the way back to q1 2019, the hope story was that the chinese were pushing at a trillion dollars and this would lift things. they indeed did. tom: have you seen that? lakshman: what happened is that went to plug a whole and what we call the chinese rest dealt, -- rust belt, which has had a structural shift over the last five years or so. you have have contraction in many of those provinces where ip is falling. this is where the big industries are, state owned enterprises, and you have had job losses. ,he money has gone to plug that which has huge implications for us. tom: i want to bring up this chart. all you need to know is blue is good, less decline in economic growth, and this industrial belt is not doing well. nejra: really interesting points you are making, you are about to say about the implications for us -- i guess the u.s. talk more about that. lakshman: if you think about it, these are enterprises, big, industrial enterprises trying to make a long-term shift away from indu

continued coordination and collaboration we will get more agencies to report on hate crimes. >> just to be clear are you arguing, part of a hate crime statistics to increase hate crimes? >> i want to point out the fact that more agencies, ucr reporting a number of agencies that could report that have chosen not to. if we can get more agencies to report, what the hate crime threat actually is. >> i the hate crimes going up? >> we have all had the same statistics in front of us with respect to a number of reported hate crimes and level of reporting. reasons behind the numbers, as eric and calvin said, we can't necessarily know what is in the head of one actor much less people generally who commit these acts. what i will say is in my office when we have a potential crime that comes in we look at all the tools available to us to address the alleged crime. it could be a federal hate crime statute, a local hate crime statutes, it could be one of the statute or when i haven't mentioned that is not a, quote, hate crime statute but is very effective holding a criminal actor accountable and that is what we are focused on, addressing the action. if we ch

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first of all having information from two different sources one obtained from statistical records by various government agencies and departments. actually ee newholm ration i'm not a statistician but i believe there are techniques of reconciling the two baselines. that would be useful. and second, the thing that excites me much more intellectually than all the apa stuff is again i'd like -- i'd like it resolved, frankly not in the -- as depoliticized of a context as possible in modern day and age, not in the context of this coming census but for something that's going to happen more than ten years from now. whether or not it is permissible to ask in question on a census how seriously we should take that question of you know suppression and equal protection. that's one of the reasons i like the richardson case because the challenge there was equal protection. which resides in section 1 of the 14th amendment. so i think it would be useful for us as a country to resolving this country question without reference to a particular census. and in ray clean way separating from who said what to whom who spoke with him, w

statistics bureau says the economy is facing pressure. as for the presidentar asf reprieve, the interesting part is that beijing didn't officially respond the state news agencyorted on the phone conversation between the titegotiators but only said that china lodged its opposition to the tariffs that will kick in september 1st, which suggests that china doesn't see the move as particularly meaningful. i spoke with suppliers who sell nt the united states, and many said that presitrump's relief wouldn't have a major impact since many christmas oeipments are already out, though it give them extra time to adjust pricing into 20y . for "nighsiness report", i'm eunice yoon in beijing. >>> and now to that warning sign from the market. the last time the yield curve inverted was more than a decade ago and we all know what happened soon after. that is why wall street had such an intense reaction to this market phenomenon. >> it don't happe often, but when the two-yearreasury bill begins paying more interest than the ten-year note, recentnd historyates there's a recession coming. this morning the payouts on the notescrossed, an ominous warning to investors and market wa

the fact that the ad agency world is traditionally male and white, and perhaps it needs to diversify anreflect its client base? kim: i think that is very true. i looked up the statistics on the u.k. advertisi industry, and in the corporate suites, 95% of the people are white and 70% are men. we are not seeing a lot of dingrsity in the decision-ma level, so it is sort of not surprising we are not seng -- that we are seeing these gender stereotypes in advertising still. laura: to those people who think this is political correctness gone wrong, what would you say? kim: i think what the asa has done send a clear signal to advertisers on what is atappropriate and sn't. to push advertisers to spend a little bit more time thinking about the people they portray in their advertising, i don't think that is a bad thing. i i think easy to revert to a stereotype that pops into your mind immediately, and if these rulings help advertisers just be a little more thoughul about the choices they make, i think it is going to improve advertising in the u.k laura: professor kim sheehan,th k you very much for joining us. kim: you are very welcome. ura: 50 years after violenceou brokin north

agency which specialises in the over—sos. the latest migration figures have been released by the office for national statistics, and they showuk than left in the year since march 2018. a quarter of those coming into uk are from the eu. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more. despite brexit, there is still net inward migration to the uk from eu countries. today's figures show a 59,000 more people came here then left in the year to march. but from those countries thatjoined the eu later in 2004, like poland, 7,000 more people left than arrived. the main exceptions to the trend are bulgaria and romania — from those two countries, there was still net inward migration of 32,000. and all the figures have to be treated with caution now. they were downgraded yesterday to experimental statistics because of concerns over how accurate they are. this is outside source, live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... the french president has told the british prime minister that there can be no major changes to the brexit agreement, but some alterations may still be possible. however, he said the irish border backstop wa

call for abolishing the agency that exists to enforce these laws, it's nothing more tn another call for open borders, which we know is what they support. one of the other statistics that you didn't site that i think is most heartbreaking for me as a , the number of single males crossing the border with a child has increased by some accounts of over 800%. these are not single males that all of a sudden start having kids to bring them across the border. they aren't there kids. it was pointed out in testimony at congress a few weeks ago, from alexandria ocasio-cortez, if someone in the united states commits a crime, if they are drunk driving and abusing their spouse or they have a child in the car or in their own, it doesn't matter. they are taken to jail and separated from the child. if a crime was committed, you are separated from her child. that's the bottom line. if you are employing someone here illegally, that lies got to be enforced. that's the bottom line. >> melissa: to that end, dagen, these are businesses who need employees, obviously. they're looking for workers. i made phone calls and look to these different businesses. one of them claims they were usin

agencies because they don't want to upset the president. so they may be giving him a rosier picture or suggesting some of these headlines and statistics and data coming in are not accurate. that in and of itself is worrisome. but the president clearly seems to be just a bit alarmed. if for no other reason he's starting to cushion some of the data and picture going forward. he's suggesting oh, the stock market may be falling now but just wait if i'm not re-elected it's going to fall even more. he started talking about the tariffs, but he's at least offering the idea that people may -- >> that same post story by the way mentioned he's questioning whether the data are real. which are interesting because when the data was good under obama, they were fake. when trump inherited the exact same good economic numbers is suddenly they were real again. and now there are signs of economic trouble and et cetera, it's fake again. >> there's no economic plan to deal with a possible downturn. i don't think there's a political plan to deal with a downturn. i think that's what we saw on the stage last night from the clip we just played. the president was all ov

agencies across the country. i have had the privilege through closelyr with working with them. right. you 100% we have to be careful. when we blame mental illness onto any form of violence, statisticallyt we find is that people that are challenged by mental illness tend not to be violent individuals. tim not to engage in acts of violence. does that mean it is not a factor in some of the mass violence attacks that we have seen? it certainly is. thing that one defines these attacks is that what we are seeing, in my opinion, is the pygmy of people. we are seeing -- epitome of evil. we are seeing individuals with total disregard for anyone or anything commit these atrocities that deeply affect families and significant others for generations. be very careful. i said this earlier in the program, assessing labels to anyone or individuals. we have to look for those individuals in the community who, for a number of reasons, whether it is a life crisis or a grievance, whether it is their espousal of a specific political or religious thelogy, have now taken on thought that they are going to go and commit an act of mass violence. we have to intercede and intervene and we have to do so quickly. ou