british government help the u.s. by seizing this ship will interpol be involved with the u.s. government tried to seize that ship right now that ship has been freed off the coast of gibraltar and all of those open questions remain. the u.s. president has condemned the u.s. democratic congresswoman's rejection of an israeli visa as a complaint setup rushy that said israel has imposed unacceptable conditions on her application to visit family in the occupied west bank israel had initially banned her and fellow congresswoman norma that's because of their support for a global boycott movement which is critical of israeli policies towards palestinians had requested a visa to visit her grandmother israel is carried out as strikes on armed groups in gaza according to israeli media palestinians say farmland in central gaza was struck israel claims 3 rockets were fired from gaza into israel a day earlier this might rain in hong kong thousands of turned out for the 1st of a series of rallies planned across the city for saturda

u.s. government's expenditure on soviet style weapons. since 2015 until 2022 pending will spend or $2200000000.00 us dollars what do you know about the routes how weapons from balkan countries go to the middle east they go through turkey jordan. qatar and saudi arabia so that's all u.s. allies u.s. allies exactly exactly yell and i had been investigating a plane the departed from reactor airport 5 days earlier she believes carried weapons to the middle east. you can see tongue fight for there are the words that this plane took several town and you can see places such as r r ion gotta exactly and also it has flights number mark which is very specific for the planes that are actually transporting military goods. this is footage of the plane yelena tracked it has been loaded with crates at least 20 u.s. military flights have left this airport in the past 6 months. and when we arrive at the airport we to see a play pool. this is one of the busiest airports to when it comes to players such as this one. is from the same airline yelena had been

u.s. government has raised, u.s. ment assumes we would do the bidding of the china government, so there's possibilities on product valuation and also we have special mechanisms in the united rates that we would love to have reinforced by the u.s. government where -- our networks never touch customer networks. we have specially configured laptops used after written permission from the customer. completely auditable, completely reconstructed will and we have only very limited access to customer data. sophie: that was huawei's chief security officer. we will ask a cme group economist why there is both good news and bad news in trump's latest tariffs. this is bloomberg. ♪ sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. paul allen in sydney and you are watching "daybreak australia." oil plunged in the steepest one-day drop in more than four years after president trump ramped up tariffs. bloomberg news' energy editor joins us now. is this an overreaction? do you think we could see oil rebound from here? >> it is certainly a str

british government help the u.s. by seizing this ship will interpol be involved with the u.s. government tried to seize that ship right now that ship has been freed off the coast of gibraltar and all of those open questions remain. also the head of al-jazeera why rainy weather in hong kong is stopping demonstrators from taking to the streets. how about a has spread to a new province in the democratic republic of congo. hello there it is mostly fine dry out of course whole it across much of the middle east however we're still seeing some fairly active monsoon showers across into pakistan as we go through saturday and on into sunday particularly to more northern areas certainly more antinous areas and then we also have a change across into turkey some much needed rain and that on saturday and sunday will see these temperatures a lot lower look at this by sunday 19 degrees celsius that is actually 11 degrees below the average for this time of year it will of course up back up again as this rain has further towards the e

u.s. government's expenditure on soviet style weapons. since 2015 until 2022 pending will spend or $2200000000.00 u.s. dollars what do you know about the roots how weapons from balkan countries go to the middle east they go through turkey jordan provide qatar and saudi arabia so that's all u.s. allies u.s. allies exactly exactly yeah and i had been investigating a plane the departed from reactor airport 5 days earlier which she believes carried weapons to the middle east. you can see the tongue fight for there are the words that this plane took several times and you can see places such as r r ion gotta exactly and also it has flights number mark which is very specific for the planes that are actually transporting military goods. this is footage of the plane yelena tracked it has been loaded with crates at least 20 u.s. military flights have left this airport in the past 6 months. and when we arrive at the airport we to see a plane. this is one of the busiest airports when it comes to playing such as this one. is from the same airline and

british government help the u.s. by seizing this ship will interpol be involved with the u.s. government tried to seize that ship right now that ship has been freed off the coast of gibraltar and all of those open questions remain. also ahead of al-jazeera controversial u.s. congresswoman explains why she rejected israel's offer of a visa. cathay pacific flies into hong kong's political firestorm as the airline c.e.o. resigns over the protests control. and there are plenty of austin and thunderstorms across much of the southeast of the united states and another storm system working its way across much of the the great lakes on the upper midwest so again some rain on the chance of some thunderstorms it's a very warm day of course woman couple of days ahead something to dallas in texas that is 7 celsius on saturday 35 in atlanta we've got the rain pushing into new york with 27 and then what we will see out across the west is ash increase in the clouds fairly foggy conditions the next couple days into los angeles 26 cel

u.s. government, an elected official of the u.s. government nor elected official in the district of columbia could benefit in any way from the lease. the gsa's position i think during the obama administration was that this would prevent the president or any other elected official from deriving profits from the hotel and that position apparently changed with the new administration. is that right? >> to my knowledge there wasn't any official gsa position on that provision in the lease. the legal analysis that was done on that provision in the lease and is discussed in the inspector general report hinged on the admit to language in that provision. so it was a distinction between a continuing lease versus being entered into a lease, the admit to language i believe in that provision. and i'm a lawyer by education. but i'm not serving as a lure for the agency. >> i got you. well the inspector general of the gs. a raised profound questions about in. in other words, he saw it as a prohibition on the president being able to collect money from

british government help the u.s. by seizing this ship will interpol be involved with the u.s. government tried to seize that ship right now that ship has been freed off the coast of gibraltar and all of those open questions remain the united nations has by its government to stop its crackdown on peaceful protesters that come after riot police use tear gas and batons to break up a protest over the rising cost of living. state authorities have a duty to ensure people's rights to freedom of expression and to facilitate and protect the right to peaceful assembly in addition we urge the senate when reviewing the maintenance of peace and order a bill which is passing through the parliament now. really urge them to protect the essential democratic freedoms of peaceful assembly and demonstration foreign suring the bill's compliance with the zimbabwean constitution friday's demonstration had been banned but large crowds to 5 police and harare hermit hasa reports in the capital. the what was meant to be a protest over the econ

u.s. government says it's protecting americans that's why it's keeping tight controls on which technology firms are involved in setting up the networks. the lucky trio deemed fit for the job are sweden's ericsson which announced earlier this year it plans to build what it calls a 5 g. factory in the u.s. finland's nakia which is already providing technology for networks in l.a. and new york city and samsung headquartered in 5 g. trailblazer south korea so why limit their options the u.s. government's bureau of economic and business affairs has been explaining it's very important that we have trust in those vendors for 500 technologies when indicator of trust that we're very concerned about is that a vendor not be under the control of a foreign government without appropriate judicial controls and is not have.

u.s. government funded outlet directed at iranians it's overseen by the broadcast board of governors shrill words for a u.s. government employee right now the irony is that mortaza the is herself a former voice of america persian reporter but this points to a bigger issue which is that in recent years the voice of america persian has shifted its tone very dramatically to the point that its hosts are now attacking those who don't support current policy toward iran and 2017 the broadcast board chairman asked the conservative think tank foreign policy council to review the government funded programs directed at iran they concluded that u.s. government broadcasts were overly sympathetic to the iran nuclear deal and the proceeding negotiations that took place in 2015 significant coverage of the state of u.s. iranian relations reflected the mistaken notion that the reunion regime is now friendlier to the united states later the senate appropriations committee passed legislation giving the broadcasting board a green light to counter iranian influence the secretary of state in consultation with the

u.s. government about that. isthe u.s. government concerned about huawei over national security.rying to address their concerns? >> when we have the opportunity to talk to the u.s. government, we want to talk to the fact of our present risk mechanisms. it has allowed nokia and ericsson to do business in the united states despite their ties to china. learnedring lessons from canada, from the united kingdom, from germany and the european commission. we are happy to talk about those. we realize each country likes to have tare happy to talk about t. >> one issue is that huawei is a chinese company. one of the b concerns is the national intelligence law in china that requires chinese information in order to cooperate with intelligence agencies. itselfld huawei defend that it will not be used by the chinese government for espionage? >> as we have indicated, to law firms have said that the law does not say that. the chinese government has said the law does not say or mean that. they are talking about normal cooperation that companies would have. in terms of the types of laws in the unit

u.s. government effort that leverages all elements of u.s. national power. russia's gray zone tactics are most effective when the target of those tactics is deeply polarized or lacks the capacity to resist and respond effectively to russian aggressi aggression. conversely, countries that are resilient against attempts to divide their populous or economic coercion or wield proxy forces, those entities can better handle subconventional threats from russia." meaning threats from russia, short of actual old-fashioned traditional war far. again, this is athreats from ru" meaning threats from russia, short of actual old-fashioned traditional war far. again, this is a pentagon record. unsettling to see when we look around the world, we see russia using underhanded tactics to undermine foreign democracies, compromise the leadership and values of other countries, to screw them up. don't worry, there's a cure. don't worry, america, the only entities, only countries that really will have any sort of significant problem fending that off from russia are countries that ar

u.s. government. >> do you encrypt everything?t the informationing that people get it. >> i don't trust the fbi to keep fbi. the >> top attorney general william barr last month on the very same topic. suggesting it is well pastime that some in the tech a technical solution is not worth exploring, their comfortable talent to developing products that will reconcile cybersecurity to public safety and national security. >> let's go to washington and bloomberg's ben brody for more. complicated story. i'm here you're here to break it down. us what peter thiel is toking about when it relates encryption. >> thiel saying if you have messages that are only visible to send to recipient, if you start putting in backdoors into so that law enforcement can get into those with a warrant, maybe just to do a going to imperil privacy. it's going to make bad actors through those backdoors. whether that's identity thieves or people like that. he's saying, i want strong encryption. taking the privacy line here. i want to push back on the thing that the

u.s. government says it's protecting americans that's why it's keeping tight controls on which technology firms are involved in setting up the networks. the lucky trio deemed fit for the job as sweden's ericsson which announced earlier this year it plans to build what it calls a 5 g. factory in the u.s. finland's nakia which is already providing technology for networks in l.a. and new york city and samsung headquartered in 5 g. trailblazer south korea so why limit their options the u.s. government's bureau of economic and business affairs has been explaining it's very important that we have trust in those vendors for $500.00 technologies when indicator of trust that we're very concerned about is that a vendor not be under the control of a foreign government without appropriate judicial controls and it's not difficult to know which foreign government he's specifically referring to you know with regard to china we know that their national intelligence law has that feature of them being able to mandate that vendors like our way in c.t.e. comply with mandates of their intelligence or security

u.s. government important to state roles for all of us how significant this decision is by the u.s. because madonna job at cirith is the man that the west really recognizes in the west does business with when it comes to iran he's a very very. well known diplomatic across the world he travels across the world on behalf of iran to actually to impose these sanctions on him and he was already subject to some restrictions within new york to impose these sanctions upon him sends a very significant message. it does send a significant message certainly those who might have been inclined to meet with him might haue of a 2nd thoughts about meeting with him even if he is trying to carry out his official duties those on the other side of the table might want to think twice about that i would think that would be a message that the trumpet ministration is trying to send certainly he has been a quite familiar face on many u.s. television networks they would not address whether or not there were any of those considerations at hand but certainly that could complicate the media's ability to try to i

u.s. government trumps muslim band is what israel is implementing this time against 2 duly elected members of congress there's a long standing tradition in u.s. politics that however contentious things are at home u.s. presidents do not enlist allies abroad to target political opponents but trump has never been bound by conventional politics. the president has said the 4 members of the squad should go back to their countries even though 3 of them were born here in the u.s. that hasn't stopped crowds at his rallies from chanting send her back. the unprecedented ban on to members of the u.s. congress was widely condemned by democrats and republicans in congress alike by the palestine liberation organization this is. unacceptable it said that an insult to the american people even the pro israel american israel public affairs committee joined in saying in a statement that while the group disagrees with the congresswoman every member of congress should be able to visit an experience our democratic ally israel 1st hand with both trump and netanyahu facing upcoming elections the temptation to tea

but if opposition coalition agree a power sharing deal that paves the way for a transitional government. u.s. prosecutors say the mass shooting in texas is being treated as a domestic terrorism case a white man in his twenty's is now facing the death penalty after 20 people were shot dead at a shopping center in el paso it was the 1st of 2 mass shootings in little over 12 hours reigniting the debate over gun control there have been $22.00 mass killings so far this year police are searching the home of the suspect who's now been charged with capital murder he's believed to have posted a document online talking of what he calls an hispanic invasion of texas. a popular downtown area in dayton ohio was in lockdown after a man shot dead 9 people at a bar he was killed by police at the scene. i really want to you all need to think about that a minute if the officers were not in the oregon district. the officers were there less than a minute from the beginning of the shooting this. the shooter was able to kill 9 people and injured 26 in less than a minute we don't know the thoughts of the shooter a

u.s. government says it's protecting americans that's why it's keeping tight controls on which technology firms are involved in setting up the networks. the lucky trio deemed fit for the job as sweden's ericsson which announced earlier this year it plans to build what it calls a 5 g. factory in the u.s. finland's nakia which is already providing technology for networks in l.a. and new york city and samsung headquartered in 5 g. trailblazer south korea so why limit their options the u.s. government's bureau of economic and business affairs has been explaining it's very important that we have trust in those vendors for $500.00 technologies when indicator of trust that we're very concerned about is that a vendor not be under the control of a foreign government without appropriate judicial controls and it's not difficult to know which foreign government he specifically referring to you know with regard to china we know that their national intelligence law has that feature of them being able to mandate that vendors like our way in c.t.e. comply with mandates of their intelligence or security s

u.s. government your money and you expect to get some interest in return in a healthy economy the longer you loaned the government your money the more money you expect to make basically a higher yield but what happened on wednesday is the yield for 2 year treasury bond it actually went higher than the 10 year treasury bond and why is that a big deal well over the last 50 years it's been able to accurately predict every coming recession not it's not immediate it's usually 12 to 18 months after that yield inverts but it was enough to send stocks plummeting by $800.00 points now the president is taking to twitter he's trying to blame the chairman of the federal reserve jay powell power for his part has seemed to really resist the president's blame and really has not done what the president wants which is he wants to see a massive reduction in the amount of interest the banks pay to each other and they can simmers pay the banks the leader of britain's labor party is calling on other opposition forces to you knowing to have him and topple prime minister. anson's conservative government jeremy cor

u.s. government when many at the moment they say if the u.s. government and the taliban because those are the negotiating sites that sit the talk and we are getting closer to the 9th round of talks in doha and in one of these 9 rounds afghan government representatives were there and were given a voice. there was a little bit of an icebreaker facilitated by germany you know 16 people from civil society and government in a private capacity sort of rocked up in doha and they had with the taliban so that was a start but nothing official yet so as of now the main interest of the united states obviously is to pull out troops and to stop afghanistan being used as a safe haven for terrorists for future attacks and all the taliban obviously want to return to power want to be part of government whether or not that can be a power sharing agreement whether or not afghanistan is on the road to democracy or returning to being an islamic emirate that's going to be discussed later not now a number of our norms and perhaps that is the reason why one large segmen

u.s. forces in the country the rally comes as yemen's civil war terms of a fraction of the country's government accusing us of bombing its troops darby denies the claim though saying it was acting in self defense. was these pictures they're with from the u.s. state of alabama and the gunfight at the high school football game that left 10 teenagers injured 5 of them critically police say the victims were aged between 15 and 182 people are in custody. on the norwegian capital saw hundreds of people raise their fists in the country's parliament as part of a protest against climate change. to be on politicians minds ahead of local elections next month. and from pictures to look at in catalonia people enjoy the spectacle of a human tower going up and down at a traditional festival the aim of the competition is to build. your tower with forwarding the possum along the way the 1st. sentry apparently has you know s.k. . for this hour back again in 35. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only really exists i

u.s. government is going to negotiate with anybody else other than the foreign minister who is tasked with hold the negotiations with western powers they're very much mistaken the position here is that the foreign minister is not going to hold any kind of talks with u.s. officials until the united states lifts its sanctions on iran which they've imposed since they withdrew from the nuclear deal last year the ukrainian say that the u.s. government has waged economic terrorism on iran and until they seize this behavior they will be no discussions held between the 2 countries. plenty more ahead including hong kong warns that ongoing protests are pushing the territory to an extremely dangerous edge. and pakistan warns of a regional crisis to india deploys thousands of troops to indian administered kashmir. hello they're mostly fine across much of australia still across the south the south east of victoria and also across into western australia i was saying the chance of a some showers so rain for you into probably for the next couple of days and thunderstorms really what you will be seeing but

u.s. government is going to negotiate with anybody else other than the foreign minister who is tasked with hold the negotiations with western powers they're very much mistaken the position here is that the foreign minister is not going to hold any kind of talks with u.s. officials until the united states lifts its sanctions on iran which they've imposed since they withdrew from the nuclear deal last year the ukrainian say that the u.s. government has waged economic terrorism on iran and until they seize this behavior there will be no discussions held between the 2 countries. but more still ahead on al-jazeera including fake news at the fringe festival of performers in edinburgh to tackle the fact checking you know so-called truth world being at the top. we have still got that very unsettled weather picture across much of europe it is really very widespread a lot of massive cloud that you can see this sort of treatment areas one to east i want to cross the west but we have still got this thunderstorm risk really across much of the continent didn't see this that next system pushing in across

british government help the u.s. by seizing this ship will interpol be involved with the u.s. government tried to seize that ship right now that ship has been freed off the coast of gibraltar and all of those open questions remain. well still ahead on al-jazeera a controversial u.s. congresswoman explains why she rejected israel's offer of a visa. rainy weather in hong kong means only the most die hard demonstrators take to the streets. hello it is mostly fine dry out of course hold across much of the middle east however we're still seeing some fairly active monsoon showers across into pakistan as we go through saturday and on into sunday particularly to more northern areas certainly more antinous areas and then we also have a change across into turkey some much needed rain and that on saturday and sunday will see these temperatures a lot lower look at this by sunday 19 degrees celsius that is actually 11 degrees below the average for this time of year it will of course up back up again as this rain has further towar

u.s. government and the invitation that was extended to the foreign minister while he was visiting new york at the united nations earlier this month let's hear what he had to say in. the u.s. action on foreign minister zarif is against all diplomatic procedures and is an unprecedented event in the history of diplomacy that one government keeps claiming to be ready for negotiations and then to put sanctions on a foreign minister of that country well isn't that ridiculous he was invited by a senator to have a meeting at the white house then they impose sanctions on him foreign minister zarif is responsible for foreign policy and the diplomatic path should pass through him the iranian say that the u.s. government has waged economic terrorism on iran and until they seize this behavior they will be no discussions how between the 2 countries. now the turkish present the one says he's sending troops into an area controlled by kurdish y p g fighters in northern syria the y.p. chain have been an important u.s. ally in the battle against eisel but turkey sees it as a terrorist group. are. due to me h

u.s. government appears not to be. reporter: the change will be launched in the federal register and will take 30 days before it becomes policy. onen pressure can push million species into extinction worldwide. protecting land and biodiversity is critical to keep greenhouse gas emissions under control. polar bears and arctic seals could be at risk from these new u.s. regulations. the guerrillas of central africa are one of the species,ost endangered and they are making a slow and fragile return from the brink of extinction. the population has increased by a quarter from 2010 to just over 1000. we are in a center of conservation efforts. reporter: we are at the foot of the mountains getting a briefing on how to behave around the mountain gorilla. that is what everyone here has come to see. they paid $1500 each to spend one hour with the great apes and their habitat. >> are you excited? >> i am beyond excited. this is an international treasure that is being protected in rwanda. i am so looking to be able to experience it

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u.s. government and the invitation that was extended to the foreign minister while he was visiting new york at the united nations earlier this month let's hear what he had to say. the u.s. action on foreign minister zarif is against all diplomatic procedures and is an unprecedented event in the history of diplomacy that one government keeps claiming to be ready for negotiations and then to put sanctions on foreign minister of that country well isn't that ridiculous he was invited by a senator to have a meeting at the white house then they imposed sanctions on him foreign minister zarif is responsible for foreign policy and the diplomatic path should pass through him the ukrainian say that the u.s. government has waged economic terrorism on iran and until they seize this behavior they will be no discussions how between the 2 countries. well turkish president or the one says he's sending troops into an area controlled by kurdish y p g fighters in northern syria the y.p. g. has been an important u.s. ally in the battle against eisel turkey sees it as a terrorist group. due to me the opposition

u.s. government. we talked about a group of google employees that have a petition on medium where they are basically saying if you work with selling any of this technology to something like customs and border protection or if you've been on contracts with the government, you are essentially enabling human rights abuses. what do you make of that? >> this is so interesting, so many angles. it reminds me of a phrase i heard from your previous gas, guy benson. the politicization of everything. everything is politics. we side with the boycotts against fitness studios because of a political donation. it's a big deal. you saw with google as you reporting on the border contract but then previously we saw with google in relation to the department of defense and the project maven i think it was called. one after another we have seen these employees of companies

u.s. government business." email encounter records tell a different story. when ambassador craft needed information about a viral mental rx -- about environmental programs, she talked to her husband and not scott pruitt. the epa sent and requested information, they included her spouse on the response. in addition to official calendars, mr. craft participated in at least four meetings with u.s. or canadian government energy and environmental officials. is staggering. she underscores the trump administrations total respect for the work of our diplomacy, diplomats, and for the united nations. taken together, ambassador cross -- of information as and renders her unfit to serve as the ambassador to the united nations. in a world of growing challenges, the american people deserve a serious, thoughtful, proven leader to represent their interests at the united nations. they deserve a leader who can leverage the united nations to advance our national security and a more prosperous and safe world. they deserve a leader who will put the interest of people over profits

u.s. government, once by the spanish government. the u.s. government determined it was a submarine mine that caused the explosion. they determined it was an internal explosion. we don't really know for sure exactly but there were lots of jumping to conclusions. a lot of americans instantly blamed spain. they said it was a dirty trick of the government against the battleship, more than 200 lives lost. that brought a lot of sympathy based mostly on the belief that spain was behind. >> is one of the publishers of the yellow papers. certainly contributed greatly to the score spirit and anti- spanish. once the war broke out, he reported on the scene. there were reports back almost daily. >> in 1898, was the american involvement of cuba? >> there was lots of american involvement especially with the sugar grown in cuba. it was probably the biggest economic interchange over the sugar plantation in cuba. other than that, there wasn't a great deal going on between the u.s. and cuba. >> funeral for the term yellow journalism came from? >> no. i could pr

u.s. sanctions against the venezuelan government. the president explaining the move in a letter to congress citing what he calls the continued usurpation of power by the illegitimate nicolas maduro regime. opposition leader juan guaido declared himself the leader. the only exemptions are for u.s. government business and humanitarian aid. >>> a dramatic escalation of the trade war sparked a worldwide selloff in markets on monday. a term day for the dow jones industrial average down 767 points. the s&p 500 crossed nearly 3% lower also recording its worst day. the nasdaq finished down 3.5%. that was the worst daze day since october 24th, 2018. what happened? the chinese government devalued the yuan. the treasury secretary steven mnuchin officially labeled china a currency manipulator. something the u.s. government has not done ever adding he will work with the international monetary fund to eliminate the unfair competitive advantage created by china's actions. china responded to the announcement of new tariffs last week with this, halti

u.s. government is going to negotiate with anybody else other than the foreign minister who is tasked with hold the negotiations with western powers they're very much mistaken the position here is that the foreign minister is not going to hold any kind of talks with u.s. officials until the united states lifts its sanctions on iran which they've imposed since they withdrew from the nuclear deal last year the ukrainian say that the u.s. government has waged economic terrorism on iran and until they seize this behavior they will be no discussions how between the 2 countries trita parsi is the executive vice president of quincy institute and a professor of middle east politics at georgetown university joins us now from reston virginia thanks for being with us to go back to the tank a seizure a bit of degree of confusion in iraq is now saying that the tanker doesn't belong to them what message though is iran trying to send with this latest seizure of a tank. well a lot of these remains to be uncovered particularly comes to who owns this tanker but i think this probably fits well with the patte