u.s. delegation led by trade envoy robert light hisor is to meet chinese officials in shanghai on monday it's the 1st meeting since the leaders of the 2 countries met at the g 20 last month and agreed to a trade war cease fire. indonesia is hoping to save the dragons komodo dragons that is the creatures are arguably one of the biggest tourist draws and then in the indonesian archipelago the country is closing komodo island to the public which is home to the world's largest species of lizard closing the island to tourists aims to avert damage and cut the risk of poaching it will remain closed until stocks of the lizards preferred prey deer buffalo and wild boar have recovered. indonesia's komodo island home to komodo dragon attracts around 200000 visitors annually but the island will be closed to the public for one year from the start of 2025 sorties are confident in the move. this is for conservation to return the komodo dragons habitats to what it was. that he committed a national park will not be closed but the closure is limited to the komodo island that there are still many other beautifu

u.s. delegation has arrived in china's financial capital shanghai trade representative robert lighthouses are on treasury secretary stephen newton are due to spend the next 2 days around a table with chinese vice premier her trying to find a deal for 2 sites however as far apart as ever the u.s. is pushing for an end to unfair practices as donald trump likes to describe china's economic policies these policies include billions of subsidies which keep chinese prices artificially low for its part china wants a deal where both sides make concessions. so far the u.s. has imposed customs duties on chinese goods valued at $250000000000.00 china has responded with tariffs on $110000000000.00 worth of goods and all $360000000000.00 worth of merchandise is affected by the trade dispute. to avoid further escalation trump and chinese president xi jinping agreed to a form of cease fire at the osaka g 20 in june however heading into this round of talks there is little sign of agreement from either side. we spoke to an expert on china richard mcgregor and asked him how likely it is that china will back

u.s. delegation to the u.n. refused to condemn that strike on the migrant center. that's right elizabeth you might recall that on wednesday the 3rd of july the u.n. security council met in closed session for several hours more than 3 hours trying to come up with a response to the attack on the detention center in libya but they were unable to do so because the u.s. would not agree or could not greenlight the language in the resolution so now of the 3rd day after the attack the security council has come out with a press statement condemning the attack which as the death toll now of course has risen from the initial estimate of 44 to 53 people there beyond that the members of the security council stressed the need for all parties to commit to a ceasefire saying that a lasting peace in libya can only come through a political solution the council's expressed its deep concern over the worsening humanitarian sick situation in libya and also expressed concern over conditions in those migrant and refugee detention centers which are operated by the libyan government and the

u.s. delegation arrived in shangha today for a new round of trade e talks, presi trump gave a conflictingsment of china's interest in reaching a deal. speaking to reporters outside the white house, the president first suggested chine negotiators were stalling until after the election, buteconds late said just the opposite. that he believed the chinese side was eager to do a deal with him. >> well, i think the problem to a trade deal is china would love to wait and just hope, they hop -- it is not going to happen, i hope. but they would just i love if got defeated so they could deal ikth somebody elizabeth warren or sleepy joe biden. i wi tell you this, china is dying to make aeal with me, but whether or not i'll do it -- it is up to mep. it is not up to them. >> the president's divergent assessments added anlement of confusion to an already-murky picture with both sides lowering expectations of a deal between the two economic powers. it is not clearro whatess secretary mnuchen and u.s. trade representative lighthize make with their counterpart this week. still, white house officials voice

u.s. trade delegation will head to china next week for the first high-level face-to-face meetings since president trump and president xi met at the g20 last month. >>> the uk ushers in its new prime minister, but can it get brexit back on track >>> and your stockof the day snapping back. shares of snapchat roaring in premarket trading. could it be a sign of better times ahead for evan spiegel and the company overall? it's wednesday, july 24th. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan we have team coverage on all the manger sto major stories impacting markets. ylan mui has all things big credit technology. patrick palfrey is on set with me digging into the earnings story and eunice yoon will have the latest on the u.s./china trade talks. we started in ylan in washington with big tech and the juscrutiny they face. >> reporter: the review will scrutinize online leading platforms to see if they are harming consumers. in a statement it is said without the discipline of meaningful market based competition, digital pla

u.s. trade delegation. it's right here. while it's in mandarin, edward translated it and it's not very conciliatory. it says anyone who urges decoupling of the u.s. and china economies and the trade relationship is quote, irrational and unrealistic and in essence, they are saying knock it off. this is just days before steven mnuchin, our treasury secretary and our trade rep, robert lighthizer, show up in shanghai for face-to-face meetings. what as a manufacturer do you think about this? >> well, it certainly contributes to the continuing uncertainty and again, manufacturers are looking for a little bit more stability. i'll tell you in our own outlook for the remainder of our fiscal year, we're not factoring in improvement. we would love to see it. i think that would be good for manufacturers around the world. but we're not counting on it at this point. liz: okay. before we go, the president is about to hold an event that is celebrating the creation one year ago of the program that he says will create jobs of the future and t

u.s. delegation may had to china for trade talks if phone discussions this week are productive. secretary steve mnuchin says there's a good chance he and u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer will go to beijing. the white house expects china to announce large-scale purchases of american farm products soon. cortez and hersio allies in congress say they won't be baited by attacks by donald trump. the president has kept up verbal assault on the four minority lawmakers, accusing them of being communists and hating the u.s. and israel. the defense minister of german see -- of germany has made her femaleo become the first president of the european commission, saying she would pursue bolder policies on climate change and social justice. european lawmakers will vote today. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. lisa: thank you so much. today's wall street beat. if you have a bloomberg terminal, check out tv . you can watch us online, chec

u.s. delegation arrived in shanghai weiwei and they answered its financial results for the 1st half of this year showing that revenues increased 23 percent despite that blacklisting from the united states the longer term outlook not so good for a while away it's it expects that its revenue will take a hit in the longer term and its already announced that it is cutting some 600 jobs in the united states so it seems certain that the issue of while away will be discussed while these 2 sides meet in shanghai. democrat party politicians hoping to replace donald trump and the white house are gearing up for their 2nd televised debates they are sure to focus on trump's recent string of racist tweets while also trying to explain their fish for the country john hendren reports from destroyed it's where the debates will take place later on tuesday. it is a battle for the future of the democratic party this week's democratic presidential debates pits safely centrist candidates led by former vice president joe biden against the party's revolutionaries senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders i want

now, trump is taking aim at the asian nation, just as a trade delegation that the u.s. tion heading to china monday, for high level talks, and this is white house economic advisor larry kudlow, with expectations saying this morning that he wouldn't count on any " grand deal" on china, so while china continues its push to conclude a grand deal of sorts of its own, this is a regional trade agreement that they want to involve 16 asian pacific countries, but not the u.s. , so this is called the regional comprehensive economic partnership, and it was china' response to the tpp, the trans pacific partnership and talks will continue next week, while u.s. and china negotiators meet monday, in shanghai. but let's talk all about trade. let's get to blake burman standing by at the white house with the late breaking details. blake? >> hi there, susan, larry kudlow told us on the north lawn earlier today at the white house that if there is one main expectation for these trade talks next week, it is that china were to live up to its promise, to have a large scale ag buy but for lack o

u.s. delegation and their south korean counterparts, secretary of state mike pompeo shuffled behind the groupg for an opening as ivanka and her husband, jared kushner beamed in the foreground. when she spotted pompeo, ivanka stepped to the side. tonight, democrats are sounding the alarm about a foreign policy neophyte taking center stage. congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted, it may be shocking to some, but being someone's daughter actually isn't a career qualification. it hurts our diplomatic standing as the president phones it in. >> but the president seemed thrilled to take top billing alongside mike pompeo. >> has anyone ever heard of ivanka? all right. come up, ivanka. come on. she's going to steal the show. what a beautiful couple. mike! beauty and the beast, mike. >> reporter: ivanka also took to the spotlight in a video published by the white house, offering a readout of the president's trilateral meetings with india and japan. >> we are here at the g-20 in osaka and the prime minister modi and prime minister abe just concluded a meeting with the president, talking about 5g te

u.s. delegation may had to china for trade talks.f those discussions are productive, steve mnuchin says he and robert lighthizer will go to beijing. expects china to announce large-scale purchases of american farm products soon. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thanks. the chances of reaching her brexit deal anytime soon seem to be getting worse according to european officials. a meeting of cheap european negotiator -- of chief negotiators was one of the most challenging in the last three yields -- last three years. talks will become more hostile under the next british prime minister. joining us is bloomberg editor emeritus, his next column is how some investors are looking to beat the odds, it is about britain's savviest investors. what makes them savvy? matt: living with man-made and natural disasters, which is another way of saying since the brexit vote, what they have done is perched their holdings of u.k

u.s. delegation and their south korean counterparts, secretary of state mike pompeo shuffled behind the grouping for an opening as ivanka and her husband, jared kushner, beamed in the foreground. when she spotted pompeo, ivanka stepped to the side. tonight democrats are sounding the alarm about a foreign policy neofight taking center stage. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeting, "it may be shocking to some, but being someone's daughter actually isn't a career qualification. it hurts our diplomatic standing when the president phones it in and the world moves on." but the president seemed thrilled to have ivanka take top billing alongside pompeo. >> has anyone ever heard of ivanka? all right. come up, ivanka. come on. she's going to steal the show. she'll steal the show. what a beautiful couple -- mike, beauty and the beat. >> reporter: ivanka also took to the spotlight in a video posted by the white house, offering a readout of the president's trilateral meetings with india and japan. >> we are here at the g20 in osaka, and the prime minister mody and prime minister abe just conclude

u.s. and in ghana scepter so. a delegation from the u.s. house of representatives is in ghana for the departure point or other the departure point for millions of africans a bound for the americas. nancy pelosi the 1st house speaker to address gun us parliament 400 years after the 1st africans were taken across the atlantic into slavery the 400th anniversary of the 1st slave person to set foot on america from africa right now today july 31st 2009 we very appropriate that we're here with you members of the congressional black caucus to get there are always nancy pelosi visited mina in cape coast castle there's a sleeves would go through the door of no return. for congresswoman karen bass this visit is crucial. to our ancestors before they left here and in our treacherous journey to the united states in which they begin. 200. years of conflict. congresswomen men wash their hands was water from the rivers a slave lost before being taken to america. speaker pelosi said the visit was a transformative experience that had touched this solves. my n

u.s. trade delegation departing for china today.orrow is day one of the two-day fed meeting that rate decision likely a cut on wednesday. thursday, the uk central bank will weigh in. and friday, the july jobs report as we said, it's a big week, but of course don't worry, we have you covered right here on cnbc it will be a doozie. all right, let's now get back to the fed because the central bank is widely expected to announce its first interest ratecut in decade all the way back since the financial crisis and now one former fed chair is weighing in. frank holland joining us now with that. frank? >> good morning, brian former fed chair janet yellen says she is in favor of a 25 bases point cut to the benchmark interest rate due to a slow-down in the global economy. yellen saying the trade war created an uncertain global environment for business while speaking at the aspen economic strategy group meeting in colorado last night. the u.s. economy it is still going strong based on recent data on friday, the second quarter gdp report was be

u.s. delegation heading to china. >> 2/3 of a point higher on industrials.ll do it for "power lunch." >> thanks for tuning in. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> tyler loves "the batchelor." who knew that. some of the coca-cola posts, that stock up 6.6% t leads the dow. more on why including comments from sara's exclusive interview with their british ceo coming up as well as everything you need to know as an investor with 59 minutes left to high, stocks at session high. >> i'm sara eisen. right to what's driving the action in the markets. face-to-face trade talks between the u.s. and china expected to take place monday. that was a boost earnings recession seems unlikely after today's strong numbers and th

u.s. delegation would go back to beijing that was the next suggested event in this time frame of course, talksre was no such meetings scheduled. now it would appear that it is time for the ugs delegation to return to beijing because the chinese place a lot of importance on these things having some sort of equity between them and the number of visits is very significant to them so that is what we would expect and we are still awaiting the dates for that visit >> kayla, live in washington kayla, great trip over the weekend. thank you very much for joining us early this morning on a monday let's talk about the trade talks. joining us is chris. i'm here in vienna, austria. good to chat with you again. >> good morning, brian. >> the dow is up 250 points. a lot of optimism off of the weekend. do you think the market reaction is merited do you feel like there was that much of a breakthrough that justifies this kind of gains we are likely to see today? >> look, obviously the conversation with the two presidents went well enough for the president trump to be able to back down or at least feel he could

u.s. delegation arrived in shanghai weiwei and now it's to its financial results for the 1st half of this year showing that revenues increased 23 percent despite that blacklisting from the united states the longer term outlook not so good for a while away it's it expects that its revenue will take a hit in the longer term and it's already announced that it is cutting some $600.00 jobs in the united states so it seems certain that the issue of why away will be discussed while these 2 sides meet in shanghai. a moscow court has rejected an appeal by opposition figure alexina valmy for the release from prison on health grounds lawyers had requested the release after nivelle knee was rushed to hospital on sunday suffering from a facial rash and swelling in a valley says he may have been poisoned while in prison lawyers argued the jail cell was not safe novelli is serving a 30 day sentence for organizing unauthorized protests the practice of instant divorce by some wisdom says being made illegal in india approval in the upper house of parliament comes 2 years after the supreme court ruled that

u.s. delegation to the u.n. refused to condemn it. well that's right elizabeth you could put this in the category of better late than never it's not really clear exactly why the united states was not able to sign on to the statement after the u.n. security council met in a closed session for several hours on wednesday but in any event they were unable to go along with it now they have given it the green light so in addition to condemning the attack which most of the individual members states have already done the council is stressing the need for all parties to urgently deescalate the conflict and for an immediate cease fire now or at least to commit to a cease fire at some stage now the council said that peace and security in libya can only be achieved through a political solution and it expressed deep concern as well over the worsening e.-man of terri in conditions in libya and also notably talked about its concerns over these migrant detention centers which are the responsibility of the government of libya that is the tripoli gover

u.s. delegation to the six party talks, which were a series of meetings held in an attempt to dismantle northuclear program. he is a professor at georgetown university. let me start on this. the new york times "reporting here if this is true, if the administration is potentially looking at this idea of what would amount to a nuclear freeze, taking the status quo right now and locking that in place, what would the threat level posed by north korea be if this was locked in right now? >> well, it would pose a threat to everything in asia, all u.s. forces in asia, possibly as far as hawaii and guam, and then possibly as far as the continental united states. they have at least -- they have scores of nuclear warheads. they have missile systems that can deliver these things pretty far. i mean, they haven't completed all of thcapabilities, but they pretty close. if "the times" report is right, it would be a total failure of u.s. policy. >> the total failure doesn't leave much room here. then i'm asking from this angle, then, given the threat level you're describing, is there any potential upside to t

u.s. trade delegation over huawei. chinese are waiting to make a move until they see sales of technology to huawei. the u.s. is waiting for china to buy agriculture before we make a move. it might be several more weeks until the chinese actually see some movement on that front. a source with knowledge of the situation tells me that because of national security concerns, the sales, or approving sales to the chinese telecommunications manufacturer is a very slow process. even though the companies may hold a temporary license to sell technology to huawei, there are many layers of eyes that have to make sure it doesn't compromise national security. that's taking longer than usual. public documents show that the average wait time to sell to a company on the entity list is between 18 and 23 days. that's three or four weeks. white house economic adviser larry kudlow saying we are in that process. >> let me be as clear as i possibly can. huawei's still on the entity list, so we'll move ahead and process applications for telecom

u.s. delegation to the vienna revee conference on the helsinki accords. he was also appointed by president george w. bush to the u.s. holocaust memorial council. our second witness is jason kent. jason kent is the ceo of digital content next, a trade association that serves the unique needs of digital content companies. before joining digital content next in 2014, mr. kent served in various executive roles including as general manager and senior vice president at cbs interactive and as the director of online publishers association. he is a graduate of washington university in st. louis. our third witness is mr. andy parker. mr. parker is the father of allison parker. in 2015, allison was tragically shot and killed during a live tv broadcast. mr. parker now travels across the country to advocate on gun control issues and he's been working tirelessly to remove footage of his daughter's murder from youtube and other internet sites. mr. parker recently published a book about his daughter's life and legacy entitled "for allison: the murder of a young journalist

u.s. delegation arrived in shanghai weiwei and they answered it financial results for the 1st half of this year showing that revenues increased 23 percent despite that blacklisting from the united states the longer term outlook not so good for a while away it expects that its revenue will take a hit in the longer term and it's already announced that it is. it's cutting some $600.00 jobs in the united states so it seems certain that the issue of weiwei will be discussed while these 2 sides meet in shanghai. and byron mentalists in indonesia are accusing the state's energy company of negligence over an oil spill off west java they say the leaks affecting not only marine life and tourism but also people's health alexia bryan explains. is worried about her daughter. she's brought her to a clinic run by the state energy company for chico. she started coughing and has responded to the problems because of the smell of this oil she has been coughing for 2 days now they village is right on the water and carolan on west java water that's now tank with oil seeping from an offshore drill site the blac

u.s. delegation arrived in shanghai weiwei and they answered its financial results for the 1st half of this year showing that revenues increased 23 percent despite that blacklisting from the united states the longer term outlook not so good for a while away it's expects that its revenue will take a hit in the longer term and it's already announced that it is cutting some $600.00 jobs in the united states so it seems certain that the issue of while away will be discussed while these 2 sides meet in shanghai now are democrat politicians hoping to replace donald trump in the white house and gehring out for their 2nd televised debate they are expected to highlight trump's recent string of racist tweets while also trying to sell their vision for the country john hendren reports from detroit where the debate will take place on tuesday. it is a battle for the future of the democratic party this week's democratic presidential debates pits safely centrist candidates led by former vice president joe biden against the party's revolutionaries senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders i want to see s

u.s. delegation of the financial action towards. my colleague, emmanueleottolenghi is from the foundation for defense and economic power and along with sanctions, he's been a great resource for government and law enforcement. thank you, emanuele for being here. i will start with you. you have worked on legal matters on behalf of amia for 20 years. i think nobody knows the case better than you do. just last week we posted it, if you're interested in looking at the tremendous amount of documents associated with the case. many people know interpol listed the red notices and we talked about it today. what's the strongest evidence you have tying iran and hezbollah to the amia case. >> thank you. i'd like to take a minute and here on behalf of amia, i thank you all for coming here. i know you have very busy schedules in washington, d.c. and thank you for coming and thank you, benjamin and toby for coming to this event. it's very important for us. the answer to your question could be very long. it is a very complex crime. you can build the

u.s. trade delegation that is now in china with talks set to resume actually tomorrow.st expectations. china could be waiting for a new president. i don't think personally china would sign a deal i think they would probably say let's wait. like the people that allowed these deals to happen in this horrible thing to happen in our country. >> what you think of the sentiment right there. >> i think they are doing it for a number of reasons. and right now they still after all this time have not gotten the cue cards on how to deal with the white house. i think the chinese by themselves cannot come to a deal. those compromises are unacceptable inside of beijing right now. as a really bad story for china. they again had more companies leave china. they will have them continue to go down fast. certainly a slowing economy so many companies now do we even need a new deal with china. and let the tariffs where they are right now continue. >> is the great thing for the united states. basically it you had two things going on right now. he believes in a state dominated economy. also b

u.s. delegates that the participation of the minister in the stocks could lead to a more hard-line stancem china. what did we see? view, as wellhis as the idea that a could show that china was more serious about getting things done. and reads you can try the tea leaves by who is involved, we have tried to do this from the white house, whether the hawks or the more market minded were in charge, it just seems like above all, getting a deal is going to be the hardest thing to do. the u.s. is stuck in its position of changing china's economy. china wants tariffs removed. it is hard to imagine where either side is going to budge. they can't seem to agree whether china has agreed to buy more u.s. agricultural goods. u.s. seems to think that they have and china seems to be more of a background issue for them. much for theyou so latest on trade. still ahead, joe biden takes the debate stage along with nine other presidential hopefuls for another night of debates. we will go live to detroit. next, the u.s. stocks fell the most in six months as jay powell dented hopes of more easing to come. this i

u.s. trade delegation arrived in china to resume negotiations.xpectations for a breakthrough remain low. round two of the democratic presidential debates. over the next two nights in detroit, the presidential hopefuls will square off on cnn. tonight will have a rematch between joe biden and kamala harris, who moved up in polls after admonishing joe biden about resolutions. according to the association press -- associated press, plane told to restrict their aircraft. and boris johnson is warning there may be no exit negotiations with the european union. the threat of a no deal divorce with e.u. has sent the pound falling. he is in wales to make the case for his brexit strategy. global news 24 hours a day on air, and at @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. thanks. i now to get a check on global markets. a huge week for earnings. today's the second-biggest day for earnings relative to market cap for the s&p. how is it looking? >> a risk off tone. take a look at the s&p 500 and the nasdaq.

u.s. government finances. last year help lead the delegation that opened u.s. embassy in jerusalem. his department sanctions program has been an essential element of our country's fight against terrorism. thank you so much for joining us, secretary mnuchin. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction, and director wray, for welcoming me to the department of justice. i was getting a press conference earlier today at the white house on crypto currently and the debt ceiling, and i get asked about anti-semitism so i gave a little bit of an advertisement for my speech are today. i said i will be speaking at doj on anti-semitism later today. a few months after i became treasury secretary, i traveled to the middle east for the first time. on that trip i went to israel and visited the holy sites. it was a profoundly moving experience to light a candle and tour that the shim, the world holocaust remembered center. it is a place that commemorates the life and death of 6 million jews were victims of the holocaust. that experience was a solemn reminder of the atrocity that we must never forge

u.s./mexico border at mcallen, texas, with a bipartisan delegation of members of the senate judiciary committee. the senate passed bipartisan humanitarian relief, but much

u.s. trade delegation is heading to china for face-to-face meeting with their chinese counterparts. rates are at near all-time highs. the question, is it too late to get in? we'll have experts about when to bank and chase profits. some are calling for $20 an hour minimum wage. some say the booming the economy will crash and burn. how will this influence the presidential platform in 2020. ant testify fa, domestic terror group -- antifa. we will meet the victim and his lawyer. they say they are violent militant that need to be investigated by the doj. all that and much more on "making money." ♪ charles: treasury secretary steve mnuchin briefing gop senators today about the debt ceiling budget caps or lack there of. this deal reached with the white house. several republican lawmakers say they have issues and questions about it. after the details are hashed out, the house and senate will need to vote on the agreement, hoping to do before they leave on the august break. the question at this point how many republicans will back this deal? here with details of the deal, reaction from capit

u.s. delegation on the way home they are confirming that there will be another round of talks here in washington.c. in early september. they say they call this round of talks that happened in shanghai over the past couple of days constructive they say the two sides discussed a number of issues, including forced technology transfer, intellectual property rights, non-tariff barriers and agriculture. the chinese side confirmed their commitment to increased purchases of united states agricultural exports so we'll see where we go from there. we expect to see the president on camera later this afternoon, perhaps giving us his take on what happened here you know that the president has been suggesting that he thinks that the chinese want to stall until after the election, possibly to deal with a democratic who might win in 2020 the president doesn't think that will happen, but he thinks the chinese may be trying to stretch the negotiations out we know the next round officially will be in d.c. in early september. so ultimately this amounts to sort of a kicking the can down the road the statement here usi

u.s. delegation is supposed to be led by trade representative robert lighthizer they will be here and meetingm the chinese side not only the vice premiere, but a new addition which has been getting attention, the chinese commerce minister some answer list analysts beliel be a good thing, that beijing may be more serious about the discussions, up until now it's been the vice commerce minister, but some are worried because the minister of commerce is known to be a hard lliner. so people don't know if beijing really wants to have a hawk at the negotiating table as well because they plan to dig in in these discussions. >> lighthizer is known as being the more hawkish one, but treasury secretary steven mnuchin also will be going to those talks and we'll talk to him here on "squawk box" to see what he's anticipating ahead of that eunice, thank you very much >>> by the way, sticking with this opic, the u.s. department of agriculture is working on an aid package that would pay a minimum of $15 per acre to farmers who have been hurt by the trade war with china agriculture secretary sonny purdue said t

u.s. trade delegation will head to china next week for the first

u.s. delegation heading to china. >> 2/3 of a point higher on industrials. that will do it for "power lunch." >> thanks for tuning in. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> tyler loves "the batchelor." who knew that. some of the coca-cola posts, that stock up 6.6% t leads the dow. more on why including comments from sara's exclusive interview with their british ceo coming up as well as everything you need to know as an investor with 59 minutes left to high, stocks at session high. >> i'm sara eisen. right to what's driving the action in the markets. face-to-face trade talks between the u.s. and china expected to take place monday. that was a boost earnings recession seems unlikely after today's strong numbers and the s&p 500 breaking that key 3000 level again. joining us for the entire hour nancy tangler from tangler wealth management, welcome, nancy. >> thank you, sara. >> we are seeing a nice rally on wall street. what are you doing right now what are you buying? >> still focused on the consumer the china news is good but i don't expect us to get a deal soo

u.s. trade delegation arriving in china to resume negotiations. mnuchin secretary steve and u.s. representative lighthizer will meet with their chinese counterparts at dinner, but the two sides are farther apart than they were three weeks ago. expectations for a breakthrough remain low. it is round two of the democratic president for debates over the next two nights in detroit. 20 presidential hopefuls will square off on cnn. tomorrow night will feature a rematch between former vice president joe biden and senator, harris. harassment -- and senator kamala harris. harris moving up in the polls after the last debate. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. hurtado.na this is bloomberg. david: another debate tonight, and that match up will be the one everyone is watching at the moment because kamala harris early got the better of joe biden last time. alix: what was the great line she had when everyone was arguing on stage? it was such a clincher, and you knew they had been working on

u.s. delegation would be traveling to beijing next china places a lot of significance on these talks beingquitable, the same number of negotiations on either side so, the ball is in the u.s.'s court to go to beijing to hold the next round of negotiations we don't know exactly when that would take place, but that's the next thing we're watching for. >> kayla, welcome back. >> thank you. >> great reporting thank you. >>> opec ministers meanwhile are in vienna gathering again. for everybody, pretty good gig, you know what i mean >> nice place. >> not meeting in siberia or something. crude oil prices have been ticking higher on expectations that production cuts will be extended today's meeting will be followed tomorrow by a meeting with non-opec states and brian sullivan, he loves it there, will always have vienna, brian and i. he will join us later this hour. we met up there. >> i was going to say that's where you had drinks didn't you meet in london with him, too >> no. >> that was ross westgate we met with >> i remember a picture of you and brian. that was in vienna. >> yes >> will has been

u.s. and china trade delegations have been communicating by phone. now, i confirmed from u.s.here have been at least one phone call with u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer, treasury secretary steven mnuchin and vice premier liu he, the administration trying to determine when the chinese will sit down face-to-face to continue those talks. this would be the twelfth round of face-to-face talks that has dragged on for more than a year. experts say we will know fairly quickly if the chinese are willing to put back any of the concessions the u.s. says that they cut out of the trade deal. >> that's been the chinese position, that there's nothing to negotiate. by the way, if the tariffs are put on, they will show up for the talks. ultimately, we are making progress but it's certainly slower than most of the optimists thought. reporter: a spokesman for the chinese foreign ministry says today the u.s. must resolve trade frictions in a mutually beneficial way that helps both sides. the chinese are not officially saying that any of the concessions that they had made will be put b

u.s. sanctions. dozens of delegates for talks between afghan political figures and the taliban have arrived in doha a 2 day meeting in the country capital will be attended by u.s. special envoy zalmay khalilzad and is due to be. and the head of saddam's military gentil says he will protect and implement a power sharing deal with the opposition general abdul fatah al gore hahn says the time has come to rebuild the nation after months of political crisis. to algeria now where national figures have been meeting with opposition parties youth movements and non-governmental organizations to discuss the political crisis there the pro-democracy protests began in february led to the resignation of longtime president. now they're calling for a complete overhaul of the ruling elite victoria gate and the reports. that in the seaside resort of. politicians academics and journalists met with the aim of finding a solution to algeria as political crisis talks discussed interim solutions such as the formation of a new cabinet made up of independent professionals as well as the establishment of an independent election

u.s. delegation, including trade rep robert lighthizer and treasury secretary steve mnuchin will travel toor trade talks. john layfield, come on in please. that seems to me to be a reasonably positive development in the china trade story which has really taken a back seat these days? >> yeah. i would disagree with that. i think we've been working on this since last march. this has been a year-and-a-half we went into this trade war. every month the president comes out says we're close to getting a trade deal. they're just getting back to negotiate again. they're starting over all from scratch. i don't see a deal i am men. i wish there was. president xi and president trump are trying to figure out a way to let the other one declare victory to get out of this trade war. i ace positive sign. i'm not too hopeful for this. stuart: it has indeed dragged on a very long time. it is no longer in the headlines. you don't get many headlines about it. you are sure they start from scratch again, really? >> that is what they claim. they claim they're starting back on almost square one. chinese said they

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