u.s. washington insists on china changing its unfair trade practices and opening its economy that's why the trumpet ministration is ramping up its trade war on friday america raised its duties on chinese imports trying to retaliated with similar tariffs on u.s. imports and now trump has ordered the u.s. trade representative robert light hisor to place tariffs on a further two hundred billion u.s. dollars worth of chinese goods including food and agricultural products china plans to hit back and has filed a complaint with the world trade organization and let's bring economist hung up on this you said that trump is rights to be angry at america's trading partners why. yeah because united states defense and in their current account in the trade accounts for now i think something like thirty even forty years and indeed trump was right in saying this is to a certain extent unfair because free trade shish and trade should be trade without permanent balances on the one side and the other side so something has to be done on the surface country either on the surface countries or the deficit turkey o

u.s./washington corridor we're very interested in this. there's been an obsession of that and i think coming ahead of the midterms i think a lot of americans are focused on other issues such as economy. but this does touch into national security. we've seen it with the last batch of indictments. but there is definitely a lot of fatigue about this just because this is no nuanso nuanced, and the importance of keeping elections safe from outside -- foreign interference is an important issue for them but they really care about other issues such as the economy. >> we're going to take a short break. i'm really sorry about that. we'll have you both back. the followup from the any toe summit and the impact president trump made there. why some are saying a cleanup is not possible. ♪ [ coughs ] ♪ ♪ [ screams ] ♪ [ laughs ] ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa. your one item would be the name your price tool? it helps people save on car insurance. why wouldn't it save me? why? what would you bring? a boat. huh. is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and wh

washington d.c. thank you all very much u.s. president donald trump ended wednesday the way he started it leaving of country and the world very confused about whether he thinks russia interfered in the twenty six thousand presidential election trump told us television he did blame russian president vladimir putin well i would because he's in charge of the country just like i consider myself to be responsible for things that happen in this country so certainly as the leader of a country you would have to hold him responsible but also on wednesday trump told other reporters this is russia does targeting us. that sent the white house press secretary into damage control mode he was saying no he's not taking questions for trump's aides this was day three of cleaning up after the president during his joint press conference with putin on monday trump said he had raised the interference question during their meeting he just said it's not russian then after republican and democratic outrage over trump statement the president spent tuesda

u.s. car industry stands up to trump's tariffs in washington. workers for. america's biggest carmakers come out in force to protest the multibillion dollar judy's saying their jobs could be on the line also coming up italy's new government is taking a tough stance on migration but we meet small business owners with migrant backgrounds who are thriving. i'm daniel winter and this is our business update there were protests in washington as the u.s. commerce department launched hearings into import duties that's import duties on cars and here's why trump's tariffs don't just affect imported cars but vehicles made in the usa too because his measures put a levy on parts as well as look at two cars honda civic and an audi q five the compact car today costs just over seventeen thousand dollars but see what happens when we slap on trump's judi's the price shoots up by almost one thousand seven hundred dollars the luxury s.u.v. comes off even worse a price increase of almost nine thousand either the consumer all the company will have to eat that cost of higher costs

u.s. tyrus washington has announced a possible ten percent charge on two hundred billion dollars worth of new girls from china beijing called the move unacceptable and warned it would be false to retaliate retaliate no more war sounds i would like to stress that the united states behavior is typical trade bullying china will definitely make the necessary counter-attack and firmly protect our legitimate rights and interests i would also like to say this is a fight between unilateralism and multilateralism protectionism and free trade might and rule china stand in line with the international community on the correct side of history to protect the rules of the multilateral trade order together libya more load after has agreed to return control of major all oil ports to the internationally recognized government following appeals by regional powers as well as the u.s. france italy and britain after us forces started an offensive last month against a rival armed group for control of export terminals the fighting in the se gold oil crescent prevented tankers from docking cacio dependent economy

u.s. . but washington insists on china changing its unfair trade practices opening its economy that's why the trumpet ministration is ramping up its trade for on friday america raised its duties on chinese imports china retaliated with similar tariffs on u.s. imports and now trump has ordered the u.s. trade representative robert lyon hisor to place tariffs on a further two hundred billion u.s. dollars worth of chinese goods including food and agricultural products the chinese government has called the plans unacceptable. and honestly the u.s. is being a typical bully on trade china will take necessary action to protect our legal rights i also want to add to this is a fight between you need a truism and multilateralism protectionism and free trade and power and rules. china plans to hit back and has filed a complaint with the world trade organization now all of this turmoil means it's a very busy time for china's castanets officials explaining what billions of dollars in tariffs could mean for the company's twenty factually in fact a product takes takes time as trouble china is encouraging com

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u.s. but washington insists on china changing its unfair trade practices and opening its economy that's why the trumpet ministration is brehm pinging its trade for on friday america raised its g.t.s. on chinese imports china retaliated with similar tariffs on u.s. imports and now trump has ordered the u.s. trade representative robert lion hisor to place tariffs on a five a two hundred billion u.s. dollars worth of chinese goods including food and agricultural products the chinese government has called the plans unacceptable. honestly the u.s. is being a typical bully on trade china will take necessary action to protect our legal rights i also want to add this is a fight between you need a truism and multilateralism protectionism and free trade and power and rules. china plans to hit back and has filed a complaint with the world trade organization. terrorist counter terrorism counter counter terrorists over a confusing that's shed some light on it and bring him economist tyler fly specked from the united nations regional information center joins us from san and switzerland welcome to the sho

u.s. today manufacturers suppliers car dealers and foreign diplomats are testifying at a washington hearing to try to head off or worse u.s. carmakers say that hundreds of thousands of jobs in the u.s. are in danger if donald trump goes ahead with the levies on car imports. this plant in the mexican city of steel are always run by american multinational general motors each year it produces four hundred times and pick up trucks destined for the u.s. market. it's just the kind of operation u.s. president donald trump has tried to clamp down on he wants american carmakers to produce at home. but such protectionist rhetoric often overlooks the importance of america's own export markets staying with the example of general motors some five thousand of the company's employees in the united states produce parts which are assembled in mexico. if the united states follows through on its threat to impose tariffs on car imports the cost of pickup trucks in the u.s. would be very likely to increase for general motors that could mean job losses in both mexico and the united states and that's just one exa

u.s. tariffs washington has announced a possible ten percent charge on an extra two hundred billion dollars worth of goods from china beijing called the move on acceptable. the world health organization says yemen's falsity of her data has now registered the highest number of color of cases in the country about fourteen percent of cases came from the city where a saudi amorality coalition is backing the government against two three rebels. a jerk. court has found the loss of ivory veneer nazi group guilty on ten counts of murder for killing three in the early two thousand beata shopper had been on trial for the last five years for her role in the matters as part of the national socialist underground all the n.s.u. she's been sentenced to life in prison for participating in the murder of ten people and two bombings which targeted members of the turkish community there when it came is live for us now in munich and dominick says if she guilty of actually carrying out these murders or just of being associated with them. effectively she's been found guilty marcin of complicity in the acts not ne

u.s. president donald trump declared that north korea was no longer a threat but now the washington post has published reports citing u.s. intelligence that could undermine the apparent diplomatic progress on the peninsula . according to the report this missile research facility and sunroom don north korea is being built up rather than torn down. neighbors south korea is on alert so husain korean government is closely watching north korean movements and closely working with the united states however i hope you understand that we are not able to speak about intelligence reports. this on the heels of reports that north korea is continuing to enrich uranium in secret and critics say the trumpet ministration is being played by north korea last week u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o faced criticism from within his own party i am afraid there is this point the united states the troubled ministration is being taken for a ride fear not senator fear not. there is no doubt the u.s. intelligence community is watching north korea closely it is unclear however what progress has been made toward denuc

u.s. from washington cripple. the i.m.f. says booming economies in the united states and china continue to keep the global economy on track but warned it could be to rail if an all out global trade war breaks out between the u.s. and its trading partners these are substantial hits to growth and in an environment where. you know for many wage earners. incomes have been very slow to rise and this is a source of political pressures and so you know we kind of need all the growth we gather trade has been a disaster u.s. president donald trump fired the first shot in the trade dispute slapping tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese goods earlier this month and threatening to up the ante to two hundred billion dollars. the u.s. also leveled tariffs on steel and aluminum against mexico canada and the european union all countries have retaliated with similar duties on u.s. products the i.m.f. says the tariffs could shave up to a half a percentage point off of global growth by twenty twenty the i.m.f. says the tariffs

u.s. president on a trumpet in washington d.c. to diffuse a new u.s. trade tensions ten days ago trying to clarify what the e.u. that the e.u. was quote a foe in an interview the us had imposed punitive duties on. an aluminum imports from the e.u. which responded with tariffs of its own against u.s. products both sides have filed a complaint with the world trade organization the meeting between younger and trump was aimed at averting an all out trade war marja group. and for more on this let's bring in our washington bureau correspondent our bureau chief in fact alexander phenomena who joins us now and alexander i mean we know that these two men they both pride themselves on being deal makers with a personal touch you were in the room was it a warm welcome between these two well i wouldn't say a warm welcome i would say that what i saw was a quiet friend the atmosphere in the oval office at one point president even put his hand on the curse like demonstrating that the men understand each other respect each get along too well but at the same time both l

u.s. and e.u. washington assumes american carmakers would sell more cars in europe if imports tarasov ten percent well know it but in germany at least the vast majority of us made cars sold here are actually from us based factories of german car makers all of b.m.w.'s x. model s.u.v.s for example are imported from america still a small group of enthusiastic for real american cars face hurdles before they can drive their cars in europe these cars have just arrived from the us but before they can clear customs and bring them there brake fluid needs to be removed it's considered toxic waste in the e.u. taking the liquid out costs two hundred euros per car and it's not the only expense when importing u.s. vehicles. as it once you've got the maritime transport with all its costs packing unpacking handling customs clearance then you have a ten percent levy on the purchase price and the maritime transport and then nineteen percent value added tax on that total price plus the retrofitting friedrich count often lived

u.s. has proposed more tariffs and chinese imports as the trade dispute between washington and beijing escalates the u.s. trade representative says new tire of some may be imposed on an additional two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods the republican chairman of the senate finance committee has called the move reckless the white house says the new measures may be finalized after two months of public discussion heidi joe castro's got more from us from washington d.c. heidi what do we know about what these tariffs cover first of all. well rob we know this is an additional two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods and in a statement that was just released by u.s. trade representative robert light hisor he confirmed that this was trump making this decision in retaliation to what china has done in the last four days which was we tally their return for the first round of tariff that were imposed by the u.s. so essentially we are seeing this trade war intensify before our very eyes as far as this now newest round of two hundred billion dollars worth of goods they cover the gamut of

u.s. treasury department in washington. i have got a huge lineup. some of the country's top leaders on fiscal policy coming up. steven mnuchin will be here. and larry kudlow. along with the advisor and daughter to the president, ivanka trump is here. along with the office of management and budget director mick mulvaney. and we have an extended preview of my exclusive one-on-one interview with president trump. that interview airs sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on "sunday morning futures" and monday morning at 6:00 a.m. on fox business network on "mornings with maria." here are the big headlines this week. reporter: another rocky week for the markets. despite a late-week rally by nike, jp more dan and goldman sachs. the markets finishing in the red in part from trade concerns. despite a strong month, consumer stocks and real estate raising rates for the second time this year. trade concerns causing the mark totes finish mixed this week. oil prices hitting a 3 1/2 year high. president trump was in wisconsin this week to break ground on foxconn's facility

from washington. u.s. president donald trump ended wednesday the way he started it leaving as country and the world very confused about whether he thinks russia interfered in the twenty sixteen presidential election trump told us television he did blame russian president vladimir putin well i would because he's in charge of the country just like i consider myself to be responsible for things that happen in this country so certainly as the leader of a country you would have to hold him responsible but also on wednesday trump told other reporters this is russia don't targeting us. that sent the white house press secretary into damage control mode he was saying no he's not taking questions for trump's aides this was day three of cleaning up after the president during his joint press conference with putin on monday trump said he had raised the interference question during their meeting he just said it's not russian then after republican and democratic outrage over trump statement the president spent tuesday tr

u.s. last year washington has already imposed levies on thirty four billion dollars worth of goods to which beijing quickly responded in kind the international monetary fund warns the tit for tat tariffs could seriously damage the global economy. the french president emanuel macron has fired a top security aide after he was caught on camera beating a student protest his mobile phone video shows alexander banal of dragging the protest on the ground before hitting him on the head several times and i was also accused of impersonating a police officer as the top stories at it from london for now counting the cost is next. the song they are in to quit is worth millions of dollars to the nepalese they are living god. one on one east investigates the fight to reclaim the poles stolen items are not a zero. hello i'm sammy's a than this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week stronger growth prospects for sub-saharan africa but a big trade challenge is looming. also this week airplanes and e-commerce and lines sports cars the world's secon

but around the same time in washington the u.s. department of agriculture introduced a $12 billion plan to help farmers who are feeling financial pain from china's retaliatory tariffs. the proposal includes direct payments to farmers, purchasing excess crops and building new export markets. >> and the farmers will be the yoating to e ins. happen. just be a little patient. >> reporter: in june the president announced tariffs on chinese goods. >> because we have to. because we've been treated very unfairly. >> reporter: beijing responded with tariffs on american products including pork and nebraska republican senator ben sasse is a frequent trump critic and represents many farmers taking the brunt of the impact. >> what the administration is offering them instead is $12 billion of gold-plated crutches. that's not what anybody wants. >> reporter: sasse is among a growing list of republicans rejecting the president's trade policies, and this morning's tweet calling tariffs "the greatest." >> at no point have i heard a farmer or rancher

u.s. president trump in washington dc to diffuse eu/u.s.rade tensions. 10 days ago trump declared that the eu was quote, a foe, in an interview. the u.s. imposed punitive duties on steel and aluminum imports from the eu, which responded with tariffs of its own on u.s. products. both sides have filed complaints with the world trade organization. the meeting between them was aimed at averting an all-out trade war. for more let's bring in dw correspondent alexandra von nahmen. when you look at these two men, they both pride themselves on being dealmakers with a personal touch. you were absolute -- actually in the room before they met. was it a warm welcome? alexandra: well, i would not say a warm welcome. i would say it was a very friendly atmosphere. in the oval office, at one point president trump even put his hand on juncker's leg, clearly demonstrating that they know each other, respect each other and get along well. but at the same time, both leaders seemed tense, with the u.s. president stressing once again the u.s. is losing money, and

u.s. but washington insists on china opening its economy.. at is why the trump economy is ramping up its trade war. friday, america raised its duties on chinese imports. china retaliated with similar tariffs on u.s. imports. now trump has ordered the u.s. trade representative to place tariffs on a further 200 billion u.s. dollars worth of u.s. goods including food and agricultural products. the chinese government has called the plans unacceptable. >> the u.s. is being a typical bully on trade. china will take necessary action to protect our legal rights. i also want to add, this is a fight between unilateralism and multilateralism, protectionism and free trade. reporter: china plans to get back and has filed a complaint with the world trade organization. fanny: all this turmoil means it is a busy time for chinese custom officials. explaining what the leads of dollars in tariffs could mean for the company's manufacturing the affected products takes time and trouble. john is encouraging companies to push towards other markets, even as the projec

the washington post says that u.s.py satellites detected renewed activity at a site that has produced them in the past. this puts into doubt the promise made by north korean leader kim jong-un. at a summit in singapore just last month, he reportedly told u.s. president donald trump he would end all nuclear testing. we will get reaction from washington in just a moment. but first, this report. reporter: on the surface, relations between the u.s. and north korea have been warming. earlier this week north korea returned the remains of american soldiers 65 years after the end of the korean war. the gesture of peace came weeks after an historic summit. a day later, u.s. president donald trump declared that north korea was no longer a threat. but now the washington post has published reports citing u.s. intelligence that could undermine the apapparent diplomatic progress on the peninsula. according to the report, this missile research facility in north korea is being built up, rather than torn down. neighbor south korea is o

u.s.-canadian border here in blaine, washington every day. for most travelers it's a trouble-free experience. but for some canadian businesspeople that seems to be changing. >> doesn't look like i'll be entering your country for --

u.s. jobs could be slashed and protests in washington have made their anger clear here is more. it inevitably everyone arrives but pick up trucks made in the u.s. even japan's toyota belongs to the u.s. automakers alliance along with names like general motors ford and folks. all of them produce in the u.s. and they all oppose trump's plans if we put very very high taxes on cars in the united states and keep in mind since it's both auto imports and auto parts imports every single car or truck sold in america would face price increases higher taxes higher taxes will lead to fewer sales fewer sales will lead to less production less productions will risk american jobs. hundreds of thousands of job say the protesters who also claim all to prices would rise by an average five thousand dollars we're very concerned about the security of our jobs. and if i get these vehicles or claim that there are calls on national security issues here that refers to trump's claim that national security is at risk if tariffs on to impose donal tows on components. this is not good business this is not goo

u.s. treasury department in washington.hassebrook to the architects of the landmark legislation known as the tax cut in jobs spoke with him about the impacts to tax cuts and how to finally get our debt and deficit under control. >> if we look at the economic data the big thing we see is the capitol spending explosion we predicted would happen which would ultimately benefit workers as the wages go up and there's more capitol it's happening already. in fact foreign direct investment has skyrocketed in the first quarter. american firms are putting their money back to work with foreign firms are as well. >> you have the confidence levels. everybody looks at the government says they are not out to get us. they are going to let us succeed and let us prosper without getting in our way. that's what why you see consumer confidence up in business confidence up their foreign investors have more confidence than a state so it's exactly what will they would be. maria: a lot of people kept saying how do you pay for this and you kept getti

u.s. capitol in washington d.c. this is a second installment of our infrastructure deficit special if a structure isn't just a nice thing to have isn't only about having less bumps on a rider about convenience it's much more including national security we asked the former director of the national transportation safety board jamie finch about that and more. to the sucker for is a national security issue. goes about going all the way back to president eisenhower having him be the germans autobahn he brought the concept to the united states as a as a system to build across america so you can actually travel from the us from the east coast us to the west coast the u.s. in a sort of about of time versus the several months that it took him when he was a private when he first made it into the army. the world has become more connected with people and places that ever before and we can now reach just about any city on the planet in a single day and none of it would be possible without airplanes and airports in fact the natio

u.s. whether in washington d.c. or moscow the next putin summit will be the second official encounter between the two presidents the first. weeks ago led to a lot of criticism in the u.s. media over the way trump handled that meeting was accused of not defending his country's interests during the summit. if national security advisor john bolton later announced that a washington meeting would not happen until two thousand and nineteen when quote the russia witchhunt is over james encounter with putin in helsinki also became the subject of a heated senate hearing where the u.s. to state my pump clashed with senators has the president told you what he and president putin discuss in their two hour closed door meeting in helsinki did you did he tell you did the president at this meeting call upon president putin to withdraw from crimea and eastern you where did the president say we're going to change our force structure in syria good to what took place you speak to the translator that the president discussed relaxed relax

u.s. capitol in washington d.c. this is a second installment of our infrastructure deficit special if a structure isn't just a nice thing to have isn't only about having less bumps on a ride or about convenience it's much more including national security we asked the former director of the national transportation safety board jamie finch about that and more. with the search for is a national security issue. goes about going all the way back to president eisenhower having him be the germans autobahn he brought the concept to the united states as a as a system to build across america so you can actually travel from the u.s. from the east coast us to the west coast the u.s. in a sort of about time versus the several months that it took him when he was a private when he first made it into the army. the world has become more connected with people and places that ever before and we can now reach just about any city on the planet in a single day and none of it would be possible without airplanes and airports in fact the na

u.s. capitol in washington d.c. this is a second installment of our infrastructure deficit special if a structure isn't just a nice thing to have isn't only about having less bumps on a ride or about convenience it's much more including national security we asked the former director of the national transportation safety board jamie finch about that and more. in the search for four is a national security issue. goes about going all the way back to president eisenhower having indeed the germans autobahn he brought the concept to the united states as a as a system to build across america so you can actually travel from the us from from the east coast us to the west coast the u.s. and short of it out of time versus the several months that it took him when he was a private when he first made it into the army. the world has become more connected with people in places that ever before and we can now reach just about any city on the planet in a single day and none of it would be possible without airplanes and airports in fa

washington. now u.s. judge has ordered a russian woman charged with acting as a foreign agent to be held in jail pending trial prosecutors want that has ties to russian intelligence and as a flight risk she's accused of conspiring against the.

u.s. intelligence officials told the washington post the country appeared to be building new intercontinental ballistic missiles at the sun and dong facility it's the same site where the first missile capable of reaching the u.s. was produced the news comes despite a celebrated thora relations between washington and pyongyang a drama administration is not commenting on the reports though meanwhile talks between the militaries of north and south korea have ended with no agreement and two sides met in the truce village of panmunjom inside the demilitarized zone to discuss disarming the border and withdrawing troops from the area despite the lack of agreement top delegates from both sides said the discussions were meaningful. was involved when civil society groups is seeking a court order that would force the electoral commission to publish results from all polling stations results have been trickling in after monday's historic vote the first since rebel a gobby was ousted and the opposition has accused the commission of deliberately delaying them there's intense interest in how the race is pann

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u.s. . but washington insists on china changing its unfair trade practices and opening its economy that's why the trumpet ministration is ramping up its trade for on friday america raised its duties on chinese imports china retaliated with similar tariffs on u.s. imports and now trump has ordered the u.s. trade representative robert lion heiser to place tariffs on a further two hundred billion u.s. dollars worth of chinese goods including food and agricultural products the chinese government has cooled the plans unacceptable. infamously the u.s. is being a typical bully on trade china will take necessary action to protect our legal rights i also want to add to this is a fight between you need a truism and multilateralism protectionism and free trade and power and rules. china plans to hit back and has filed a complaint with the world trade organization. now all this turmoil means it's a business high for china's cost off the shelves explaining what billions of dollars in charges could mean for the company's manufacturing in fact of products takes time and trouble china is encouraging companie

u.s. to this report from the washington post. well the white house tried to play down the report saying that things don't change overnight on so the secretary of state to my pail of the u.s. foreign minister declared that it will take time to denuclearize north korea and to eliminate the threat from its mis onse and so clearly they're trying to say ok this is just part of the process give us some time be patient but of course is not what donald trump in south claimed his summit with the north korean leader kim jong un in singapore let me quote what he wrote in a treat in june he said everybody can now feel much safer than the day i took office there is no longer the nuclear threat from north korea unquote obviously that was a slight overstatement do you think that the temperature in the station just has a mis read completely misread the intentions north korea. well at least it shows the critics were right when they criticised the summit's in singapore was not very prepared and didn't really have any concrete results against kim pl

jordan in washington thank you a u.s. judge has ordered a russian woman charged with acting as a foreign agent be jailed pending trial warning after warnings that she poses a serious flight risk now at a court hearing prosecutors showed a photo op with tina meeting and allegedly russian intelligence operative in a restaurant in washington she's accused of conspiring against the u.s. government and is alleged to have infiltrated the national rifle association. has the latest from washington. at wednesday's court hearing the u.s. justice department successfully argued that maria booty know would be an extreme flight risk if released pending trial the judge agreed and ordered the twenty nine year old woman to be held without bond in court filings prosecutors allege who posed as a gun rights activists and gain access to the top tiers of u.s. conservative groups the powerful national rifle association was her primary target photo show with n arrays former president and other notables on the american right prosecutors say she g