u. k. comparison right now. at the church of england. there is limited the washington cathedral and eight in. in that that the u. s. capitol. in a very rare move issue to stay a kind of a press release. about a balanced approach to donald trump and various at. what you know racist. aspects to his at his rhetoric. which is kind of unheard of that they would weigh into the political scene i thought here we have the church of england. with with press release. betting i've all of the reasons why they are deeply concerned. and various issues are. seizing the of the division in every part of and we are deeply concerned about. political polarization language that appears to sanction hate crimes. the ease with which- lies can be told misrepresentation encouraged. at the levels of fear uncertainty marginalization citing the irish border. is not a mere political told him and peace now and is not. a ball to be kicked by the english respect for the concerns. on both sides of the border is essential. so it's kind of amazing to see. a religious institu

the u. k.'s advertising standards authority has come down hard looking into what is considered sexist young boys and girls were to grow up thinking as a result of you know why this is side so indications also having seen sense in our is depicted an absolute time that only certain things were available to them as a result of that gendo so girls thinking they kanshi sekaran pods. boys thinking they conger up looking off to kids as well as girls kind and all those kinds of things are what this rule was introduced to prevent. it's the result of annual which went on to the bookoks in june two mixed reactitions from brits we keep having the same events stay on debate with a moving forward if it's offending people then. yeah make a change remember the guys one on of see things jackie was wrong. not much in much of me that but now it's a case of wool i am forty six and get it recently big brands are denying accusations of sexism and advertises a crying foul of the perceived to ship we'll return that sta

the study looked a nearly half a million u-s and u-k participants. but researchers say there are no specific genes that make people gay. scientists at m-i-t and harvard conducted the study. (vicki) footwear companies are urging president trump to scrap his new tariffs on chinese imports, including shoes. more than two-hundred companies - including nike, converse and adidas - sent him a letter this week. it says the tariffs will amount to a hidden tax on americans. the leader of an industry association says the tariffs will not only lead to higher prices for consumers -but they will also affect american jobs and growth in those companies. (anchor) taking a live look outde... at san francisco's embarcadero. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (vicki) next at five. it's one of the busiest travel days of the year... the days to avoid traveling if you want to beat the crowds this labor day. (grant) the labor day holiday is one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. (vicki) in today's (vicki) in today

products stop planning the new markets what do you think is the best government make up possible in the u k. not the current set up that's for sure we want some form of government that can actually govern the key decisions in opening night you know there is no room for anything else policy was apart from bricks so i think at some point between now and the end of the year we'll get a general election the hope is that general election will bring about a pro-business new government how the government looks i don't know. london in the summer of 2019 from what i can see it's business as usual but i can't tell for how long firms that are betting on britain have to hope for the best and brace for the worst possibly the only fane way to beat in a crazy era. or to quote another slightly tweaked saying much times call for. well that's all the risk i'm willing to take on this edition of made for me and the team in berlin thanks for keeping us company i buy. place once upon a time to come in a not too distant future. a man that has everything. moved by a kid who knows everything. welcome to the reality

the u. k. meanwhile is planning on planting some fifty million first over the next twenty five years great to fast new forest in the north of england. photos are among the best trees. style sign. to get some more in depth look at how fronts is green spaces and doing in twenty nineteen i came here to power is his biggest com the one divine sent to meet at least five rounds she's the forest manager. the ngo from nature. hi as me hi not thanks for joining us today we are hit in the blood of on set in paris but tell us in general all over france. all forests at risk. no plea for four says missile but really the remote. french forests and not really in danger we didn't have deforestation problem in france but we do have the issue. there has been a loss of biodiversity and d franz i i'm forrest key habitats the b bio diviversity.s other habitats disappeared you to agriculture for examplele his use of pestiticides homes the soil foror is the startining to have great thehe bio divested. book that's wh

u. without the u. k. having any say on those matters so we do need. that backstop removed but if we can do that then i'm absolutely certain that we can move forward together one is often brought it from a german point of view and a glaciated brexit is something that we would very much welcome also appears to you and not to leave the grizzlies. about the album of you know what we have said time and again that we also prepared for no deal for access please give us the *-*- that happened and it could we'll be glad to install for the night but we have to think about the status of the many british citizens currently. living in member countries of the european union. the old patient with you in thinking and the reaction the french president emmanuel macron saying that boris johnsons breaks it demands are not a an option. reuel as it develops. prpresidet donald trumpmp of the united states has the danish prime minister's statement selling greenland was absurd was inappropriate and not nice. trump canancel the show to visit to denmark off the meta fredrickson

million barrels of iranian crude weree seized by british royal navy commandos off the coast of the u. k. territory on july fourth. what tehran called an act of piracy gibraltar suspected the tanker was on route to deliver its oil to syria in violation of e. u. sanctions authorities though now say they have a written assurance from iran that the grace one will not discharge its cargo there. the ship's seizure set off a diplomatic and security crisis between london and tehran iranian forces sees the british flag swedish owned tanker stand i am pero on july nineteenth observers believe thursday's decision opens the possibility for that ships release. recent weeks have seen six separate attacks on oil tankers i in the persian g gulf regionn that the. s. is blamed on iran tensions between iran and the west have been on the rise since donald trump's decision in may of twenty eighteen to unilaterally withdraw the u. s. from the iran nuclear deal. and re impose punishing sanctions on the islamic republic. israel is open to criticism but not calls for boycott. that's prime ministster benjamin ne

on tuesday either economic affairs commissioner pierre muscovy c. insisted that the nature of the u. k. exit from europe wouldn't change its requirements. we don't need the british i'll have to settle that payments on that financial contributions in all circumstances regardless of whether there's a deal or no deal. the pharmacist has not. once he's taking a closer look. understand that these are legal and financial obligations which must absolutely be respected and they will be. very important that there be no conflicts about this because as a condition of trust. in the discussion comes between qui vous we have no. if that was a split between humans and institutions it would be called an acrimonious split perhaps kate me thank you very much for that business something. less of his platoon to stay with us here 08/27/19 08/27/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> the opioid crisis has ravaged the state of oklahoma. it must be abated immediately. for this reason, i am entering an abatement plan that consists million to$572 remediate

amanda michael had another high level guess this thursday and he e waved off the u. k. prime minister boris johnson afterwards there was a clear message to him of a breaks it might khan told johnson the irish border backstop is indispensable. cannot be scrapped ms johnson is demanding. a hastily planned trip to paris by britain's prime minister. a month into his new job boris johnson is pleading his case to reopen brexit negotiations as the end of october deadline fast approaches. we canan get. a deal and they could do i know who that with energy and with creativity and application we can find a way forward. the french president acknowledged he's adopted a tougher stance when it came to brexit even though he left open the door to britain finding a solution to its main sticking point the irish backstop. don't look in the next month we're not going to find a new withdrawal agreement which is far from the original if elements from what was originally negotiated can be amended and conforms to two objectives stability in ireland in the integrity of the single market. we'll

islands on the u. k. investigations and now on going to determine the coals and motive of death malaysian police is still treating itt as a missing persons case but they have now admitted. that foul ay could h have been involved. initially senators have delayed the debates on a vote of no confidence postponing it to august twentieth. this comes on to the other house was called back from summer recess to discuss the motion after interior minister matteo salvini pulled his support from the ruling coalition on friday. effectively plunging the government into crisis. the far right league policy leaders that he could no longer what with partners from the left wing wing five star movement. i want to see early elections come the ocean. for more on that story we've been speaking to front twenty fools jersey mckenna and rhyme. about the latest developments from the italian government. so they need the deputy prime minister gave a very spiritual address to the spanish. urging the senators to allow him to go to the

s taking place in washington today, whether u. k.hington today, whether u.k.'s foreign secretary will be holding discussions with his us counterpart. he's hoping to secure a post—brexit trade agreement with the world's biggest economy. dominic raab has told the bbc he's optimistic there are good deals to be had. the big upside is a global opportunities from latin america to north america was working to grasp and that is definitely a long—term vision and will require concerted engagement by the uk. it also raised level of ambition for the future. raising ambition, concerted effort, dizziness, optimism was not that seems to be the word flowing out of number ten and other parts of government. jane foley — seniorforeign exchange strategist at rabobank is here with me. the former brexit secretary under theresa may, he resigned because he felt he couldn't go through with her plan he now has the job of a willing those outside uk future trade deals. he feels upbeat, his going to north america is one of those days he was going to is mexico an

early last month, u k forces growing dispute.in gibraltar sees uranium tanker race one because they believe it was carrying oil to a syrian refinery in breach of eu sanctions. then onjuly 13, the uranian coastguard detained the panamanian mt riah and then seized a british tanker in the straight of hormuz. saying it had collided with a fishing vessel. and earlier this month, the us treasury department imposed sanctions against the uranian foreign minister, a move that has angered tyrone. translation: we believe this section shows the politicians of the white house have made this a personal issue to some extent. the latest incident was said to have taken place on wednesday there are reports that tanker was from the rock back. and although the cargo was fairly small, it is bound to add to the tensions in the region. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: tutankhamun‘s coffin leaves its tomb for the very first time. the question was do we want to save our people and japanese as well and win the war or whether we want to take a chan

even more chchaotic jamie kolbe leader of the official opposition t the u. k. says that he's going to take a whole political action possible to stop the- suspension of parliament mr corbin as well as other senior political figures from all sides. say this is a plot by johnson boris johnson the prime minister to push through a no deal breaks it. well boris johnson announced the move set in mid september that we'll see parliament perot or suspended for five weeks. that been high profile resignations over this issue george young lord young leader of the e conservavativesn the house of lords has resigned ththe with basically choosing to follow the party line. on this woman leader of the conservatives in scotland has not resigned wrist davidson citing motherhood as well as the current. controversy reasons standing down. and from what you'll developments on those stories. infections and measles in europe of tripled over the past decade the world health organization searching countries to step up in occupation of children doctors are condemning fake news online is be

u k prime minister barak's johnson has begun a week of crucial matings on bret's and here in berlin with chancellor angela merkel johnson is trying to renegotiate london steel with the e.u. back to the 31st when it will crash out of the bloc merkel expressed optimism about the chances of that happening but pointed out that what to do about the future a huge border would be not a kingdom still isn't resolved. sudan's chief justice is sworn in a new ruling by.

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i say currencies because there have been a few signs the coalition getting together in the u k to fight a hard. that has been -- brexit. 105.77, up a fraction at thesehe dollar but levels, we have exporters feeling it. that is why a cap has been put on the topix. stronger --a onshore yuan, pretty flat. 7.16 rmb for the dollar. let's get the first word news headlines with su keenan. su: we start with hong kong's bountyleader backing a program for identifying protesters who have perpetrated vandalism and defaced chinese flags and emblems. he posted a link on his facebook page to a website that promises a crowd funded reward and anonymity to potential tipsters. is named after the moment on august 3 when a demonstrator through the chinese flag into hong kong harbor. on the corporate news, boeing is expecting major order from china as part of a trade deal with the u.s. that a told reuters solution will be found because of mutual interests and the aircraft business will be part of that. demand there is pent-up for planes in china as airlines haven't ordered any new ones for about 18 months. b

sign an zte.ith in june, it teamed up with a singapore investment giant to invest in a start up in the u kt went mobile in invest $100 million in a local streaming company. it also partnered with bmw to develop self driving cars in tona, and it said go go go pokemon. they are developing computer games to help the kitchen become -- pikachu become pika-china. it's currently tapping into the catalogs of lady gaga and taylor is notand if all that enough, sources also tell us it is planning to come back to the loan market with a bang, seeking $5 billion for banks. with so many fingers in so many pies, it's a loan is approved, there will be plenty of ways for tencent to spend the money -- if the loan is approved. emily: i want to bring in selina wang who joins us from beijing. what do investors focus on here? seems to be a mixed bag? even the profit numbers beat expectations, the focus was really on that decline in growth in ad revenues. very promising area and we're starting to see it get hit by some of these broader macroeconomic issues in china as .ell as competition what was interesting on t

products stop planning the new markets what do you think is the best government make up possible in the u k. not the current set up that's for sure we want some form of government that can actually govern the key decisions in opening night you know there is no room for anything else policy wise apart from bricks so i think at some point between now and the end of the year we'll get a general election the hope is that general election will bring about a pro-business new government how the government looks i don't know. london in the summer of 2019 from what i can see it's business as usual but i can't tell for how long firms that are betting on britain have to hope for the best and brace for the worst possibly the only sane way to be in a crazy era. or to quote another slightly tweaked saying much times call for. all that's all the risk i'm willing to take on this edition of made for me and the team in berlin thanks for keeping us company a bank. good international talk show before journalists discuss the topic of the week shutter bracing for a clinical earthquake s 2 eastern states going to

>>yet we immediately had air support from the u k or 10 days. but with the out mild the at the end and we ordered and the region. at or 5 air tankers eric papenfuse copters we all that happy i air tanker with our our large crater think or i were in or out. >>how close is this fire to any structures in that area we know is a wide area that's affected and not necessarily many homes but give us a sense of how close it is to structures. >>one blanketed the right flank that burning the east port i want to watch it's that but if you her to the park place 25 years in >>having a van up through that area there's a lot of wineries and certainly some ranches and stuff is that the kind building so you're talking about wineries barnes ranch is that kind of thing. >>and there are wine or even in that area, however, where buyers love it. read in full large record. home, lot bread. >>is there a a a subdivision name for that particular neighborhood and is that has that been evacuated. >>but the name of area that public now brand. and government there are the one

the liberal democrats said he was divisive, and the last person to build a temporary coalition in the u karliament. then there were tory rebels and the conservative party because of the brexit and they say they will not support him either. it looks like this plan has fallen flat. david: thank you so much. i think we sent you over to try to straighten this out, so i think you have some more work to do. emma: i will try my best. david: i know you are. [laughter] david: let's go back to kevin cirilli at the white house. i'm trying to call a chart that illustrates something. we only said president trump's chances of reelection would depend on the economy. the new york fed has a likelihood of election in the next 12 months. 12 months is before the election. it is 30%. the white house is starting to get nervous that the economy could turn around and become a negative for president trump rather than a positive? kevin: this has been on the minds of top economic advisers surrounding president trump for more than a year. it is why i am told by sources in and outside the white house, in part, some o

>>the area is on the wet side i want to go on between the plan and out of the u k a it's the terrain crashed oak woodland, the pope will residents out there that have larger a bridge and more property. way and one way out to accept a very difficult for fiery forces as well for evacuees get out the area. >>now that it's dark can you give us an idea of what lies ahead for the rest of the i take it that the aircraft that were involved fighting the fire during the daylight hours are on the ground now because of safety concerns with the mountains and so on. but you said there are 300 firefighters on the ground earlier tell us what lies ahead for the rest of the night. >>we have 300 firefighters that the incident with additional firefighters and resources that will fined and then throughout the night. named crews will be diligently on that been in containment lines both the right and left flank of the fire it very are trained for the firefighters will be working very hard throughout the night. >>family any sense, i know you know, everybody is busy fighting the fire but is there any sense o

having said that, from a longer-term or medium-term perspective, there is value now in the u k assetsx and we do need some kind of answer to come through for that value to reassert itself. matt: all right. thanks a much for joining us. it has been a pleasure having you on this morning. there is so much going on for an investor to take it you want in these markets. salman ahmed's chief investment strategist at lombard odier investment managers. atant to take a quick look what is going on in markets in terms of the world map on the bloomberg terminal. here you can see that we have pretty much green across the screen in europe. italy in fact gaining 1.25% as the prime minister steps down, throwing the country and political turmoil, that it is pretty used to. gains in spain, gains in france, as well as germany and the u.k. so, we are looking at strong session in the european equity market. i will ben bloomberg, speaking to the german economy minister. he will be speaking, along with the chancellor and the transport minister, at a conference in leipsic. i will drive down there and see if i

interesting that futures are trading higher across the continent and in the u k, as well. we are prepared to get some of the biggest ex-dividends on the index. astrazeneca, unilever, some really big weights on the stoxx 600, watch for them to drag on the index gained today. anna: we will also keep our eye on italian assets. this is the picture from the asian session. stop investors getting their fix. the chinese market higher. hong kong higher. south korean markets getting a boost with better mood music with better geopolitics with japan. all of this because we got the fix on the chinese currency that calmed markets. in the fx markets, we have even though it has given up gains for 2019 now. that was an interesting development. let's move on to the other side of the gmm to show you what is going on in fixed income. we have a rally in everything taking place in markets, except in italian assets. the italian yields going higher as investors move out of italian debt. interesting headlines about just kind of longevity we have for the intaglio and governments and whether we will

so you are a young person, you live here in the u k in bangladesh or sri lanka, thinking about the difference between right and wrong. youre to the mosque and listen to a ceremony they tell you about this worldview that is and it ist, so clear only then, because it is so complex that many individuals think. you references like i did he references. at the end of my talk, i say why don't you go to the hoover institution of site, what an ego to a classical liberal website, they do the same thing. that's what you see on cyber. people come on, thinking they will get more information and they get sucked in. but cyber is only part of the story when used that way. >> i will come back to a bigger question i want to ask about the society.- open it's in the title of our event and i know you are a devoted reader. back to larry. we have talked about russia, talked about islam, let's talk about china. your information report talk a bit about technology theft but it struck me that it said relatively little about china's online activity. i like to ask you to talk a bit about that. i wonder if we ain't seen n

this is not a popular move for businesses in the u k, or u.s. businesses active in the u.k..es of the u.k. leaving without a deal are much higher than they were. we hope an agreement can be reached in some version of the withdrawal agreement negotiated. i think it is less likely. >> what preparations are you taking at the moment? >> most large companies already made preparations. the financial services industry, they were forced to make no deal preparations in time for the march 29 deadline by the bank of england. they all did. for a lot of large companies, brexit has already happened. the problem is manufacturing businesses, having complex supply chains across europe, making things in the u.k., and sme's are struggling. we don't have the resources for planning or changing supply chains. have done companies preparation and will be ready on october 31. shery: for both canada and the u.s., there's an opportunity in brexit to reinforce free trade with the u.k. in terms of u.k.-u.s. free trade, are you optimistic that it is a path you will go down? hugeere's clearly a increase in

you've got stuff going on in the u k with brexit, argentina with a shocking primary election result. the possibility of a new government. which political crisis keeps you sleepless? which crisis should investors care about the most? >> i think in the short term, if i had to take, -- if i had to pick, i would still go with italy. if i speak to our investors, especially in europe, so maybe i'm a bit highest, -- a bit biased, the prospect of the european debt crisis which it that really went away, often comes through in conversation and also, we cannot afford to just ignore or neglect in europe. we don't want the situation being made worse by ongoing political uncertainty in europe because that is the large economies in the world which is the most urgent need of reform. we have to go with italy on that. >> italy would be a source of concern. you mentioned how the european debt crisis never really went away. you look at government bond yields and they are much lower than where they were during the last round of european debt crisis. how quickly can things turn for europe? >> you could ma

but in the u k co ntext, just specific to the uk.ide to put base rates down because of headwinds on brexit, it will be sending signals that we are perhaps in as bad a situation as we we re perhaps in as bad a situation as we were a few years ago. that's not necessarily something the bank of england would want to do, particularly against the backdrop of severe inflationary pressures are beginning to build in the uk economy. and if there is a deal, we could be talking about a rate rise. we have to leave it there, thank you very much. also making business headlines today: lower oil and gas prices have hammered profits at royal dutch shell. shell is the most valuable company on the ftse100 index, and that means that a large proportion of many people's pensions will be invested in it. profits fell 25% in the latest quarter, their worst performance since 2016. waitrose is expanding a trial to reduce the use of packagaing by offering around 200 products like pasta, rice and beer for customers to take away in their own containers. it had bee

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