u.s. administration novice politicians with naive ideas earlier he said he favors diplomacy with washington but the current situation isn't suitable for talks the u.s. says it strengthening its military presence in the region because of unspecified threats from iran i'd say we're in a period where. the threat remains high. on our job is to make sure that there is no miscalculation. or do. you support the way she. was released. last year or. i just hope promised mr. word we're in the region to address many things but is not to go to war with iraq the british prime minister to reason may has been presenting her last attempt to get the u.k. parliament to agree a deal on briggs it includes the possibility of a 2nd referendum everybody has already been rejected 3 times. they are not a nation security council has been warned that libya is on the verge of descending into a prolonged civil war the un special envoy to libya salaam a brief members in new york his assessment follows 7 weeks of fighting for control of tripoli by fighters loyal to the warlord honey faffed off. the corruption trial of ar

u.s. administration ever since the us president donald trump said that he's willing to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem which he eventually did last year the palestinian officials would tell you that the americans have become part of the problem and not part of the solution and not only do they to jack the u.s. peace plan but also the sword mediation of america in the peace process as to the economic workshop that is due to be held in the next month but just in ian's it's addictive that they haven't been consulted in that conference and they're not going to be joining that position has been doing today that by palestinian president mahmoud abbas who has met the special envoy by the bahamian king yesterday he told him that the palestinians are not going to be joining in response the invoice said that is simply hosting the conference and not organizing it palestinian officials have repeatedly said this is that the solution to the palestinian cause is not just economic it's political they talk about the end of occupation as well as having is jerusalem as the capital of t

u.s. administration's peace plan. jared. donald trump's envoy on that plan has been in jerusalem on thursday he's met netanyahu netanyahu referred to a little. that had taken place the previous evening but if the u.s. puts off the political roll out of that plan yet again to accommodate israeli elections that delays it well into what will become a real us presidential election season certain really does have a major impact potentially on the rollout of that peace plan let's get more on this new day everyone has more from ramallah in the occupied west bank palestinians have stopped engaging with the u.s. administration ever since the u.s. president donald trump said that he's willing to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem which he eventually did last year the palestinian officials would tell you that the americans have become part of the problem and not part of the solution and not only do they to jack the u.s. peace plan but also the sword mediation of america in the peace process as to the economic workshop that

u.s. administration ever since the us president donald trump said that he's willing to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem which he eventually did last year the palestinian officials would tell you that the americans have become part of the problem and not part of the solution and not only do they reject the u.s. peace plan but also the saud mediation of america in the peace process to the economic workshop that is due to be held in the next month but it's to me and it it that they haven't been consulted in that conference and they're not going to be joining that position has been debated aided by palestinian president mahmoud abbas who was met the special envoy by the king yesterday he told him that the palestinians are not going to be joining in response the invoice said that it is simply hosting the conference and not organizing palestinian officials have repeatedly said this is the solution to the palestinian cause is not just economic it's political they talk about the end of occupation as well as having is jerusalem as the capital of the future palestinian state ir

u.s. administration is taking a very hostile act towards you all i mean for example the recent announcement of sending troops and the sending of a u.s. aircraft carrier towards iran if you look at it from the ukrainian perspective are seen very as as a very hostile act for example if we reverse the situation how would americans feel if you're on started to send attack ships near the coast of florida and started to position so-called protective troops in mexico i don't think they would like that and we have the same situation in iraq. washington's decision to send additional troops to the middle east hasn't gone down well in iraq the capital baghdad saw a large gathering with people demanding the government stays out of any battle between washington and tehran they fear the country being dragged into any escalation in the last week a rocket reportedly fired by iran or by militants looking to stoke tensions hit baghdad's high security green zone nobody was injured. t.v. streaming service netflix is under fire for hosting content accused of romanticizing suicide the us parents television counc

u.s. administration is taking a very hostile act towards you want i mean for example the recent announcement of sending troops and the sending of a u.s. aircraft carrier towards iran if you look at it from the iranian perspective are seen very as as a very hostile act for example if we reverse this situation how would an american's feel if iran started to send a tac ships near the coast of florida and started to position so-called protective troops in mexico i don't think they would like that and we have the same situation in iraq. t.v. streaming service netflix is under fire for hosting content accused of romanticizing suicide the us parents television council written to the platform demanding it justify hosting the series 13 reasons why about a teenager who kills a self in the reports the show is encouraging people to take their own lives. because i'm about to tell you the story of my life. and i specifically ram right ended. and if you're listening to this tape you're one of the reasons why the council argues the show should be axed in the interests of children's mental health and safety

u.s. administration is taking a very hostile act towards you want i mean for example the recent announcement of sending troops and the sending of a u.s. aircraft carrier towards iran if you look at it from the ukrainian perspective are seen very as as a very hostile act for example if we reverse the situation how would an american's feel if you're on started to send attack ships near the coast of florida and started to position so-called protective troops in mexico i don't think they would like that and we have the same situation in iraq. in any war and there's so-called collateral damage and that includes trade was china and the u.s. have been at each other's throats economically for half a year now kaleb more pain report on those caught in the trade war crossfire. the trade war between china and the united states is not just affecting the 2 countries take for example the dominican republic. the head of the u.s. government's development finance institution recently called them out for allegedly being too friendly with beijing the aforementioned u.s. government official claims to interfere i

u.s.-mexico relations that have been built in his administration. approach.een his he had a tough -- press conference this morning where he said we are not considering tariffs or legal action. down the road we would, but we just want to talk to the u.s. administration. they are focusing on trying to work through this issue through negotiations. vonnie: we saw a massive reaction and a 3% move for the peso. mexico is sending 80% of exports to the united states. has the central bank said anything? the central bank in an interview said it could impact the peso and could have a major impact. as you mentioned, the peso has taken its biggest hit since october. they now been said that will cancel a $13 billion airport project from the president. it is a very big deal here in mexico. the stock exchange is down a lot, including food and tequila stocks taking a hit. amlo is sarah, m saying he will not change his procedures. trump says it's not enough. move?s the next sarah: we heard from the trade advisor to trump and really lever will beiff enough to get mexi

u.s. administration not just politicians with naive ideas the u.s. says it's strengthening its military presence in the region because of unspecified threats from iran. the british prime minister tourism a says m p's have been presenting our latest attempt to get the u.k. parliament to agree a deal on bragg's it includes the possibility of a 2nd referendum. was about to our top story now iraq's prime minister says he's sending a delegation to the united states and iran and there are concerns a military confrontation between the 2 could lead to a new conflict in iraq which is a u.s. ally and iran's neighbor reports from baghdad. iraqi fighters backed by iran fighting eisel in 2014. experts say that without the popular mobilization forces o.p.m. absolute victory over eisel in a row. it may not have been one. but with the u.s. now increasing pressure on iran many iraqis are concerned that they will be caught in the middle of washington says the pm for one of iran's proxy fighting forces and or a potential threat to u.s. interests in iraq including about

u.s. administration novice politicians with naive ideas the u.s. says it's strengthening its military presence in the region because of unspecified threats from iran. the u.n. says venezuelans feeling the political and economic crisis should be considered refugees and is urging governments offering refuge not to deport them 3000000 venezuelans upset abroad in the past 4 years. and the u.n. special envoy to libya has warned that the country's on the verge of descending into a long civil war which could lead to a permanent division on salama is warning came of the. the u.n. security council briefing moments ago. former white house counsel has failed to appear at a congressional committee on the russian investigation after donald trump instructed him to defy a subpoena and stay away the house judiciary committee says it will hold trump accountable for the no show one way or another done mcgann delivered some of the most damning testimony against the u.s. president during robert muller's investigation the white house says mcgann has constitution immuni

u.s. administration hopes it will brbring beijing back to negotiations. strong and will not bow to u.s. demand. to includents chihina policies on intellectual properties and protect u.s. companies. a newspaper controlled by the ruling communist party said no one should expect china to swallow bitter fruit, meaning it is not planning to give into pressure. how are the mararkets rereacting? >>ne briright spot, a potential meeting between trump and xii g20ing floated for the summit. it is not enough to ensure investors. the ftse 100 is down. carmaker shares are down. the frankfurt dacs down around three quarters of a percent. a anutures spike following alleged sabotatage attack on shs off ththe coast of the united ab emirateses. up 1.6%.de is west texas intermediate up 1.3%. genie: air france. >> some 455 posts are expected to be cut. less popular routes are to be canceled. rising oil prices also putting a dent in revenue. 185 millionost euros last year. shares are down in paris. genie: the united nationons is pushing for a projectct on clime chanange with a focus on n econc measures. lent

u.s. administration and in the region who are trying to impose their policies we also discussed the concerns we have about suspicious sabotage operations that are happening in the region that we had earlier predicted that they would carry out such measures. in the region. ravi has more now from tehran. following an initial assessment by a u.s. military team sent to fit your report to investigate the incident that occurred there an unnamed member of that team seemed to suggest that iran might be behind what happened in for gera now iranian leaders have been responding to that senior members of parliament have said that the information being provided as to what happened in for carol was too unclear it was too vague and there is not enough to determine actually what went on some suggesting that 3rd parties or some other actors might be trying to goad the united states into a conflict in the region earlier on tuesday a senior member of parliament seemed to suggest that israel might have been behind the incident and during a diplomatic visit to india a foreign minister zarif himself seemed to poi

u.s. administration with its withdrawal last year violated the agreement and because of the predominance of the u.s. in the financial and banking sectors as i said earlier it's very difficult for europe to provide for the economic benefits but i think what is happening right now is also what the europeans understand is that what iran is trying to do it's to re-establish the real leverage they had visa v. the west was all but also the united states by trying to you know to reenergize the nuclear program to an extent where they would be able to reach a nuclear threshold at some point in time so by raise the abolition it's leverage. a decade ago was the precondition for getting us concessions back then it was the u.s. dropping the zero enrichment demand on iran so this is what the iranians are trying to do to regain leverage for any future kind of engagement or negotiation with the united states as we've seen for iranian foreign ministers that eve's recent visit to the united states was trying to actually appeal to the u.s. president trump and to potentially open channels of communication beca

u.s. administration.k not just an attack huawei, it is an the law-based order and this is dangerous. paul: huawei smartphones depend on the android operating system and products like youtube and gmail. there is a major? for that future devices as to the products they can offer on those future devices further consumers. they say their building their own operating system but there is a question as to whether or not u.s. app developers will be able to cooperate with huawei going forward. a for question over that. a lot of work huawei needs to do. they're also looking at potential rivals. blackberry ended their operating system in 2016. microsoft has effectively killed off theirs. they are continuing discussions but clearly the challenge for this company in particular around its consumer devices are very steep. correspondent tom in beijing. we will have more on the huawei story through the morning. still to come, we break down the oecd's latest forecast on global growth and the chances of a fed rate cut. inve

u.s. . administration has targeted those goods were china does not enjoy a lot of global market space to save to say now the next round of goods would be do those goods where china actually commands a huge market share and it would be difficult for. anybody else to find any alternative supplier there and having said that i mean i give you an example of the food the footwear and apparel industry now 70 percent of them are sourced from china 45 percent from china as far as their parents are concerned how do you replace that in such a short span of time exactly so the u.s. export is or importers rather are in quite a tricky position there with china commanding such a huge dominance over so many markets as it was thank you very much for your analysis well china could also high tariffs on american looks the trade war has already hit the sector hurting fishermen in the northeast of the u.s. benefiting their competitors in canada. a lot still but returns to the harbor at kennebunkport maine this time of year should see the local lobster industry clawing in profits instead businesses here are feeling

u.s. administration is trying to bring iran to its knees. says he doesn't believe that president trump wants war in iran but he does, for instance, believe that secretary of state pompeo, and national security adviser bolton, that they are more inclined to have a war with iran. the irans say that is not something they want but say they are ready. there has been tough talk from senior commanders of the elite guard. they are saying america's increased presence in the region is an opportunity because they say with the missile systems they have now, for instance, aircraft carriers could be sitting targets in places like the persian gulf. speaking of the persian gulf, obviously increasingly tense situation there. on sunday, what happened is that several oil tankers seemed to have been sabotaged some of them under assault and battesaudi ar some the uae. there is the possibility of some miscalculation at this point in time. you also have the abraham lincoln carrier strike group that is also in that region, and of course also a lot of iranian naval

u.s. administration will back off from this plan unless there will be major concessions from the chinese side or the respond in washington over salads if you were in berlin you know. the you. well u.s. trade sanctions are also on the minds of european union leaders but this time it's u.s. sanctions against iran e.u. leaders have urged the islamic republic to stand by its commitments under the nuclear deal which was agreed with world powers back in twenty fifteen the u.s. withdrew from the deal a year ago and iran is now threatening to abandon it unless the other signatories of the european signatories provide quick relief from u.s. sanctions. it was supposed to be the post breaks it summit shaping the e.u. future without britain well the u.k. may not yet be out it did not attend the talks a welcome respite from bracks it deadlocked but another topic overshadowed the proceedings iran's threat to have banned and the nuclear deal signed with world powers in twenty fifteen e.u. leaders of tehran to think again for the ones that will be he got us here it's now even more important that europe shows

u.s. administration or then in his words saving the steel if the europeans do not do anything what happens then absolutely. then he will go on and take further steps the iranians will no longer commit itself to enriching uranium at the current levels and that iran will begin rebuilding the iraq plant and i think after that iran will take even further steps and in addition to this i expect gradually iran will be putting more pressure on saudi arabia and the united arab emirates for their role in this economic warfare being carried out by the united states so i think the iranians are telling the europeans not only that they have to start dividing by their commitments but they should also put pressure on the saudis and their morality is not to go too far because they both are very vulnerable and it's not in their interest to continue with this economic warfare against order for iran then takes further steps as you're saying doesn't this then just play into the hands of the americans and the trumpet ministration and then this risks putting washington and tehran in a possibly bigger confrontati

u.s. administration the president saying one thing one day and something different another day and people. within his administration saying something else as well how is all of that playing into iran's calculations about how he reacts. this is part of the scenario i think for this kind of war affords between washington and tehran and mr lovell in washington it was obvious that there is disagreement bit on a very crucial issue which is who's running the show is that bolton is the president what are going to national security and national security adviser so i think in the last few days since the leak went to the new york times about you know deploying 120000 soldiers or told to the region it was sort of. went asian different views on things are going that's the reason we witnessed in the last 4 days the president coming back and he is leading most of the statements on it comes to iran where things should go and that is important because because what what iran wants to hear from washington is actually the president they don't want to hear the others because they know bolton is pushing 2 word

u.s. but not in the current climate using the administration of having a novice politicians with naive ideas. while he's found a remains defiant after the united states blacklist the chinese tech giant over national security. a new study warns global sea levels could rise to meet by the end of this century unless drastic action is taken. the united nations security council is holding an open briefing at this hour to discuss the situation in libya the special envoy for libya. will update the council on the latest developments the meeting comes after the government had cut the main water supply to tripoli leaving up to 2000000 people without water for do day 2 days this is are live pictures now of the u.n. security council chamber they see delegates still gathering in there right now we will go to that as and when it begins so stay with us for. iranian president has sanna rouhani has called the u.s. administration novice politicians with naive ideas in his words it is the latest war of words between the 2 countries earlier rouhani said he favors diplomacy with washington but the current situat

u.s. administrations, we were so desperate for an agreement we were just going along with it.esn't do that. he was a great deal with china and he said no, sorry, you're not going to go back on things you agree to. i think my standing firm and letting china know that we are really serious about this. even if it causes some short-term harm to the economy the chance of a deal i think are increasing. greg: a sign of a good leader who does not capitulate. if it is not a good deal you walk away. fred fleitz, great to see you as always. thank you. >> thank you. greg: the president once said you will win so much you will get tired of winning. that holds true for d3 football conference. the past 11 years the university of st. thomas football team has gone 118 -- and six of this is they were undefeated in conference play. apparently too dominant for the athletic conference. they are now involuntarily removing them at the end of the 2021 season. they're getting punished for being too good. go figure that one.coming up next, blue states still acting like sore losers hoping to get rid of t

administration. iran in particular, the u.s.52s, redirect an aircraft carrier to the region, and it's supposed to be a warning to iran that the u.s. will defend itself, but how do you interpret this muscular response? >> in a way we're kind of returning to a presence that we had when the wars in iraq and afghanistan were at their height. the theocracy in tehran really is hostile to the united states all the way down to the core. and so trying to figure out how to deal with these guys and to warn them not to take some rash action that would precipitate a response by the united states i think is an important element. i think the administration is sending that signal. but it isn't just the fact we walked away from the iranian nuclear deal. this is a more deeply embedded rivalry and dislike between these two countries. >> brennan: they would argue they negotiate with the united states, with the world, and the result after this diplomacy was to have the u.s. walk away. what is their incentive now to talk? >> what the agreement did no

u.s. administration the government started shutting down social media platforms face twitter well into mitten the blocks by the state internet service can t.v. bought twenty men. it's before the doura was going on to do a live speech everything was restored just in time for him to call out be us in colombia for the support of the opposition and we have seen this before certain websites certain social media platforms being pulled down often in conjunction with why those public appearances and the majority government is also blocked the access that venezuelans have to certain international news channels they have and that was a direct result of this video a live feed of the venezuelan national guard in armed personnel carriers running over protesters after about a minute of that video going to various venezuelan cable companies got their orders from the government regulator qana tel to block cnn's output now c.n.n. said that its online service remained uninterrupted and people on social media reported that they could easily access the internet live stream but b.b.c. spanish language service b.b

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u.s. administration with its withdrawal last year violated the agreement and because of the predominance of the u.s. in the financial and banking sectors as i said earlier it's very difficult for europe to provide for the economic benefits but i think what is happening right now is also what the europeans understand is that what iran is trying to do it's to re-establish the real leverage they had visa v. the west was all but also the united states by trying to you know to reenergize the nuclear program tune extends where they would be able to reach a nuclear threshold at some point in time so by raise the abolition it's leverage. a decade ago was the precondition for getting us concessions back then it was the u.s. dropping the zero enrichment demand on iran so this is what the iranians are trying to do to regain leverage for any future kind of engagement or negotiation with the united states as we've seen for iranian foreign ministers that eve's recent visit to the united states was trying to actually appeal to the u.s. president trump and to potentially open channels of communication beca

u.s. administration the u.s. laws busy are considered delicate globally and particularly the concern is for a sanctions on iran any german company or any other company on american company dealing trading with iran faces the risk of having its assets its u.s. as. confiscated this of course makes. it increases a concern and it comes on top of general the room but room an isolation room in place as they should i would say of transatlantic relations over the over the years what concerns insofar as china is concerned german companies. are not too much. have got used to the special conditions of doing business with china there the concern is more among european policy. busy about china's geo geopolitical how much leverage does europe the european businesses have over what america does regarding china it has been pretty messy of late america really care what europe thinks about it or is there more to be on the saying well i don't think that the u.s. so much care about what europe things and does and i said lee i must sa

the trumprom administration to boost tariffs on u.s.orts from china adds speculation the fed could be more likely to cut rates as it focuses on higher levees on growth. let's talk to our guest host, head of global fundamental equities. fabiana, this debate on whether inflation is low and transitory has been batted away by the market. this is the break evens of two's , tense, and 30 year paper. it has been cascading lower for two straight years. the rights market does not believe this is a transitory story at the moment and is begging for a cut. what do you make of the breakevens coming lower? fabiana: inflation is structurally lower. going forward, we will stay with low inflation. we've talked about it a lot, the new economy, digitization, muted economy of sharing. there are a lot of factors that create a lower structural inflation. having said that, you expect inflation to come up from here. you've already seen pressure on the wage growth. so, we should see an increase. but overall, we are not going to go back to what it was 10 years a

u.s. administration is about civil right his deal of the century and that looks like we have political turmoil of being on the east and israel. well yeah apparently jared kirshner and jason greenblatt are both in jerusalem right now i think both of them are probably more relieved than the kid who finds out he doesn't have to do the book report for the next day the reality is i think this entirely shelves trumps deal of the century which is good for the region and good for america and good for israel because the parts of the plan that have sort of snuck their way out were certainly not balanced and were certainly not good for everybody so that getting put back on the shelf is probably in the best interest of everyone ok every jacobs joining us from new york thanks very much for bringing us your views on this will be interesting to see how these elections pan it's in the weeks and months to come. now there are real news calls on capitol hill for donald trump's impeachments after special counsel robert mueller declines to publicly clear the president of obstruction of justice and his 1st comments

u.s. administration's peace plan. jarrad. donald trump's envoy on that plan has been in jerusalem on thursday he's met netanyahu netanyahu referred to a little. that had taken place the previous evening but if the us puts off the political roll out of that plan yet again to accommodate israeli elections that delays it well into what will become a real us presidential election season certain really does have a major impact potentially on the rollout of that peace plan on the the edge of abraham rather has more now from ramallah palestinians have stopped engaging with the u.s. administration ever since the us president donald trump said that he's willing to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem which he eventually did last year the palestinian officials would tell you that the americans have become part of the problem and not part of the solution and not only do they to jack the u.s. peace plan but also the sword mediation of america in the peace process to the economic workshop that is due to be held in the next mon

u.s. administration on iran but now we have mixed messages from the president himself is this sort of talk the things he's saying the end of iran dangerous or do you think that the iranians are now used to dealing with this president. well of course it is extremely dangerous this is genocidal this is absolutely not something that any leader of a country should do but it is also somewhat contradictory and schizophrenia as your report has pointed out than if we were trying to make sense of it if there actually is a margin behind all of this then my guess would be that earlier on trump was led to believe probably by people like netanyahu and john bolton that iran is an easy targets that they're about to crumble and that if you just ratchet things up the iranians are going to back off and they're certainly not going to defend themselves if you bomb them then the intelligence came which show that as the iranians were starting to perceive an american threat they were making themselves ready to retaliate and to defend themselves and it appears as if that actually spooked truong because he didn't

u.s. administration. another down day. down for percent. some other big moves. d: let me get this right -- surveillance from being blocked in the u.s. because they would be spying? isn't that what surveillance firms do? forgive me for being naive. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ 7:59 here in new delhi. 600 million indians will vote to decide if modi will retire to power. washe office behind me, it an epic election, and it is coming to an end later today, with the results later today. for now, let's get to su keenan with the first word headlines. with the senior member of the bank of japan saying he is as a mystic about the economy, and warns that the proposed sales tax hike could take the country and term procession. -- into recession. the tax increase could delay the drive towards 2% inflation by snapping demand. a federal shutdown in washington could be back in the cards later this year. steve mnuchin is morning that the government will face default in what he calls late summer unless congress raises the debt ceiling once again. so far, the treasury h

u.s. administration would want to see the the u.s. uses more of its intelligence and financial assets and maybe even more of its navy assets in relieve driving home these sanctions and really making sure that they are enforced that's the concern for the north koreans and they don't really don't want to lose any more ships like this one rob thanks a lot european powers to denounced iran's threat to you as you nuclear work drawing a sharp response from the iranian foreign minister. zarif tweeted the e.u. statement today is why the nuclear deal is where it is the u.s. has bullied europe and the rest of the world for a year in the e.u. could only express regret instead of demanding that iran unilaterally abide by a multilateral accord the e.u. should uphold its obligations including the normalization of economic ties the europeans also say they're committed to the nuclear deal and wants iran to keep complying with its terms its entire show. iran wasn't officially on the agenda at the e.u. summit in romania but following tehran's move on w

u.s. administration, do everything but addressing the root causes of why there is injustice in palestine. message to the u.s. congress is very clear and simple. palestinians deserve to live in dignity. palestinians deserve to have life like any ordinary people in the world. it is unfair that the world continues to watch as palestinians suffer in this illegal form of collective punishment that is the israeli blockade and palestinians in the west bank continue to suffer on a daily basis -- amy: we want to thank jehad abusalim,, just lost his satellite feed as well. he now works in the united states for the american friends service committee's gaza unlocked campaign. this is democracy now! we will be back and 30 seconds to talk about a new peace out of about erik prince. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. the house intelligence committee sent a criminal referral to the justice department for erik prince, founder of the mercenary firm blackwater. house democrats are accusing prince of lying to congress during his november 2017 testimony before the comm

u.s. administration walked ay and this is i think them saying, hey, remember us? we're still out there, but i'd ke to think that the u.s. and china are focused on the trade deal right now because i thi that's of utmost importance to both country's economies. >> and we will see what happens tonight and over the weekend. chris constantinos, thanks for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> some new reports tonight on the u.s.ta economy. we with inflation which the fed has been focused on, of course. producer prices rose modestly in april u .2 which was in line with expectations. inflation pressures at the factory level appear to be picking up. a separate report on the job market shows the number of americanss fing for unemployment benefits fell 2,000, a sign that the labor market remains robust. >> time to take a look atome of today's upgrades and downgrades. we begin with downt compo intel and it was cut from market perform to outperform atbemo capital markets and the analyst cited competition for amd which has been gaining market share lately. the pri target on int

u.s. and its so-called long jurisdiction even in washington members of congress and commentators usually only too happy to criticize terror on all deeply skeptical of the trump administration's recent claims of an imminent threat from iran particularly once it transpired that the u.s. aircraft carrier group that had been deploying to the middle east had been heading there anyway despite national security adviser john bolton's presentation on sunday of an escalation of u.s. conflict right in this in the region. at a rally on wednesday the president repeated his contention that he's not interested in more but simply to renegotiate and unfortunately just today i felt compelled to authorize new sanctions on iran giant steel along with them and copper industries. because i hope to be able at some point maybe it won't happen possibly want to sit down and work out a fair deal we're not looking to hurt anybody we want to fair deal we just don't want them to have nuclear weapons it's always but a fear is being expressed at so many traumas ministration are attempting to go much further she represents the outer zero washington so as we said earlier the european union has not rejected t

u.s. administration while she was delivering the message to the future and she actually said so herself that you know the current leaders they will soon be history that it was up to this generation of potential leaders to look into the future to ted down . into it's almost 30 years until the boat and wall came down which she stressed allowed her to become german chancellor to go her way to experience freedom and also sizes her own. opening speech when she became that you should not ask what you can to. do what is possible and and what hasn't been done before that's not a reason that it should be possible so very often that all right an important message from the chancellor there she delivered her commencement speech to the harvard university graduates our chief political editor michelle occurred here with us here in studio a thank you very much for joining us we'll be back in just a few minutes with some morning. or. go to the dramatic you tube channel. again the final story. with exclusive. the must see concerning parts culture to europe. should be for curious minds. do it yourself networke

u.s. administration have intended but certainly this is not to the benefit of the europeans and there needs to be some very high level engagement with the trumpet ministration to see if there can be some easing particularly of these waivers that have been revoked but also on the issue of civil nuclear cooperation with iran which the u.s. through recent measures has tried to really restrict what you think the american administration is really trying to do because if we look at what's been going on we've seen no sanctions being in place to oil where he was being removed military hardware being moved into the gulf in strategic locations this seems to be some sort of methodology behind it all. i think it's really difficult to get a clearer picture of what the strategy is inside washington at the moment but we're seeing different strands whether that's from those who want a war with iran like john bolton who's repeatedly gone on the record to say this before his time in the administration to those who really want to put iran on the verge of economic collapse but i think the lowest common denomin

u.s. administration say that all options are on the to. see even mention the military option specifically which i really hope. that this doesn't reflect the intentions of president trump setlist in his telephone conversation with president putin he did not see anything like that. and the conversation was. about helping the people of venezuela to overcome this crisis our position is well known the u.s. position is also well known as you. saw it in doesn't involve constructive dialogue between the government and the opposition but at least we are ready to help them. further in dealing with the u.s. with the e.u. with the let an american countries i really hope that analysts. to show my hope there are still analysts in washington i hope they will consider the consequences of. this in the reckless actions the us me take because using force against venezuela or in any other nation like any other latin american countries in the region would mean a humiliation for an entire the latin american i hope washington understands that. and the final ques

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u.s. administration with its withdrawal last year violated the agreement and because of the predominance of the u.s. in the financial and banking sectors as i said earlier it's very difficult for europe to provide for the economic benefits but i think what is happening right now is also what the europeans understand is that would iran is trying to do its to re-establish the real leverage they had visa v. the west was all but also the united states by trying to you know to reenergize the nuclear program to an extent where they would be able to reach a nuclear threshold at some point in time so by reste abolition it's leverage. a decade ago was the precondition for getting us concessions back then it was the u.s. dropping the zero enrichment demand on iran so this is what the iranians are trying to do to regain leverage for any future kind of engagement or negotiation with the united states as we've seen for iranian foreign ministers that eve's recent visit to the united states was trying to actually appeal to the u.s. president trump and to potentially open channels of communication because

u.s. administration unfortunately that it's the suit that they did in the last 3 this was all of it we're only with the what is standing. and. conditions and we think this is the meeting and the rain is supposed to show palestinian business leaders the benefits fell weak and of the so-called american deal of the century but without being consulted as to what exactly the details of that deal entails the official word from the palestinian leadership is we do not trade our national rights for money business leaders to say they will not people with cash but if you need. really everybody knows that they were seen economies in a bad situation actually the world bank and they may have seeing that we are almost in recession. of course helping but it's an incredibly easy potent but this is not the way if you want to look for what the but it's an economy suffering from number one is the nation so they were speaking about issues of billions and in the same time the ignoring the reasons why the biggest economy is suffering with a bit of seniors where is the problem if they are not speaking to us and

u.s. administration and now the congress to impose sanctions on anything that they don't like. is very unfortunate have seen this in the case of iran and outre turning sanctions. on countries. that purchases $400.00. in my judgment a lawful or unnecessary war i think. america should make its products. technology and world price competitive. trying to do that for sure countries. can make choices. in life and to the imposition of tension that so much and it's wrong it's all lawful to chile. u.s. president donald trump has announced that chinese technology giant huawei could be included in a trade deal between the united states and china that comes after japanese firms toshiba and panasonic followed google and intel's example in suspending certain shipments to huawei the trump administration accuses weiwei of spying for beijing something the firm denies washington has blacklisted huawei meaning american firms can no longer trade with is it all comes amid an ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china it's seen the white house impose 25 percent tariffs on $200000000000.00 worth of

u.s. administration plans ahead in its trade with china american farmers say they're getting crushed between the world's 2 largest economies we grew a record soybean crop record corn crop and then you take the fact that our largest buyer just disappeared you know we created a huge ending stockpile that is it's going to take years to eat through it not to mention we tripled what we normally carry china's retaliatory tariffs on corn soybeans imported hit their mark american farmers deep in trim country across the midwest are suffering this is private and one of the toughest years that i've experienced in my 40 plus years of farming are bankers i'm starting to get nervous next year is going to be. a tough time and some farmers are not going to get their operating loans they're not going to pay off their operating loans from this year and they're not going to be able to get credit to put a crop out next year for the 2nd straight year president trump signed a bailout for american farmers this time $16000000000.00 worth but that won't bring back lost markets buyers who've moved on to other sellers