you know this or enjoying the influence we're we are siding with the united states the biggest superpower and so on so in the long term. the united states view is that keeping iran weak could make it in this reliable ally perhaps to russia and then this friends with distrust of this cooperation on the israel side israel we think is looking. for citing some purity and build up in syria and they're saying a confrontation with iran now is much better than a confrontation with iran tomorrow or the day after tomorrow and when we say iran we actually meet iran syria is ramazan and so forth. see the syrian state regaining confidence regaining territory regaining legitimacy all across the syrian people and so on and they don't want that to continue at the pace it's going at the moment and so they might want to say ok let's directly intervene i mean they've been supporting militias and al qaeda. affiliated groups for since the very beginning really arming them treating their injured in their hospitals funding them intelligence you know getting out the syrian army whenever he was trying or it was trying to confront them and so

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wealthier, themselves wealthier, it's a very short-term problem, and it's very bad for the united states long term. >> so i really want to maybe have each of you comment on what might be some possible paths forward, you know, maybe starting with dan and then, patrick. let you finish, rosemary. you know, trying to think constructively, because it seems we have gone down a path that isn't leading us out of this. >> okay. you have the united states that is process-oriented. we have a constitution, we have laws, we sign treaties, and we, for the most part, we follow them. then you have a country, china, in which the end justifies the means; stealing, lying, cheating. anything else is encouraged and fostered by the chinese government. so you have these two desperately different systems that can't blend together. and so i think the only -- we are the only industrialized country in the world that does not have an industrial policy. germany, canada, china, japan, everybody else has an industrial policy. and what we have to do is if we don't start to subsidize our advanced manufacturing industries, we will

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there are a lot of irritant but there are lots of people in the united states very concerned because this is going to damage the long term interest of the united states don't some can turn around and say look i got your four hundred billion dollar contract from saudi arabia i got you hundreds of billions of dollars from the g.c.c. countries because the way i've shifted and because i've commented israel accommodated them and given then. i can stand up to iran a lot over thank you after the break. how did this video change the lives of everyone on the planet and the claims of tory social dancing in one of britain's richest neighborhoods activist poet voted with proper forms from his new book the rhyming guide to granville bridge all this and more coming up in part two of going under. well time in history and during a crisis like in two thousand and eight were they creditors bailed out of the state of the debtors than in going back even to bill before times as the debtors they get bailed out not the creditors but because of the fascism the neo fascism the listed leni like neil fascism between the bankers on wall street and

united states very concerned because this is going to damage the long term interest of the united states can turn around and say look i got your four hundred billion dollar contract from saudi arabia i got you hundreds of billions of dollars from the d.c.c. countries because the way i've shifted because i've commentated israel accommodated them and given then the shorts that i can stand up to a lot of the thank you after the break. how did this video change the lives of everyone on the planet and a bit skewed claims of tory social tenzing in one of britain's richest neighborhoods activist poet posted with proper forms from his new book the rhyming guide to granville bridge visible coming up in part two of going underground. the iran nuclear deal was one seen as a major achievement of american diplomacy but that's no longer the case donald trump's decision to pull out of the deal has reopened a major international problem and they have to analyze betrayed and adversaries confused. the world perceived. by some officials do not. fully understand or do not fully accept the principle of footb

united states. well it's hard to tell if a deal can be salvaged in the long term without the united states being a part of it but i think the important thing right now as we've seen in the previous videos is that the e.u. partners remain united on this front that they stick to the agreement which includes continuing economic relations with iran that they push back strongly against the u.s. approach to potentially introduce secondary sanctions which would really be a direct attack on the e.u. and then at the same time they remain in a dialogue with regions with with nations in the middle east as well as with the united states on how to curb iran's destructive behavior in the region beyond the question of nuclear weapons but if u.s. sanctions do bite how do you lead to sell this deal to people because the people are worse off and the west can't be trusted. well that is exactly one of one of the two biggest problems president trumps decision is that this is clearly strengthening the hardliners in tehran it is everything but conducive to a more moderate direction of the country to the hopes that many irani

united states. that's great long-term for the space. >> thanks.a great weekend. >>> when you're saying -- i'm melissa lee here's what's on the menu. jobs in the america the unemployment rate falling to its lowest level since 2000. what the money means for your money? the woodstock capitalism set to get under way. thousands blocking to berkshire hathaway meeting and buffett is making headlines. a jaw-dropping bet on apple. we are there live and they're off. the kentucky derby's tomorrow. church hill is riding high at more than 60% to the past year. the ceo joins us live. happy friday. we are in the home stretch. "power lunch" starts right now.

united states solve a problem and enhancing u.s. -- the stature of the united states and influence of the united states in the asia-pacific region. its long term goal is to supplant the u.s. as preimminent power in that part of the world and other parts of the world. it becomes a highly dubious proposition for the u.s. to rely on china as such a key component in an effort to get north korea to stand down. >> what do you think of the fly in the ointment? do you think kim could ever agree to denuclearization as the u.s. sees it? >> the u.s. concept of this as they went into it, alisyn, was that the north koreans turn over all the nuclear weapons, dismantle all their infrastructure, do the same with the missile program and only again get relief. you are seeing the president and aides begin to walk back from that. they recognize this is probably going to have to be staged. or that we would ever know what everything was. since our own intelligence agencies had estimates about the number of nuclear weapons that range from 20 to 60. it is going to be a difficult thing to actually work out a schedule for the denuclearization that both sides will agree

the united states and post world war and they were begin to go -- beginning to accept and adjust to that so that by november, third goal coming home was going to get dropped and they embraced a long-term position of the united states as part of world security which is true for our day. going forward, the allies need today agree on a goal, they needed a strategy, they needed to concentration of force and commander. none of that had been agreed. moving closer and closer to share the strategy debate was a separate issue. the rupture of american and british cooperations to develop an atomic bomb. how did that come about? at the end of 1942, the american decide today shut the british scientists out of most of top secret work to develop the bomb. the u.s. scientists position was to at least outwardly that britain did not have the, quote, need to know, close, quote for a lot of the information in order to contribute to what they could do to win the current war. they concluded that the united states was doing 90% of the work, 90% of the investment and they treated what britain saw according to that. they believed that their position what was fdr wanted. now, churchill who opposed the u.s. str

united states, but also for the entire region. how do we, how do we move this region to peace in a way that not only helps the united states, but helps the long-termnterests of israel. instead they have their cocktail reception, and get absolutely nothing out of it for the united states of america. because that is what the president of the united states first goal should be. but also for the people of israel. and the same thing as gordon said on donald trump caves. now what would usually happen is you would quietly work behind the scenes. our state department would talk to their, talk to china. and say okay, listen, we'll do that, but in return we have, i mean this again, this is the sort of, of drudgery, this is the sort of diplomatic process, that every successful deal must go through. but donald trump, he doesn't want to do it. he's a day trader. he tweets that out. he immediately whilst. he makes himself look weak to china, makes himself look weak to north korea. makes himself look weak to iran. that's one of the reasons he doesn't have a state department to speak of. nd we don't have ambassadors because he thinks he can do it all himself. he

united states, can't feel pressure or fear by the united states. that's a pretty tall order considering obviously these european companies are long-term and very strongllies of the united states. not withstanding the fact that all of them are pretty angry at the united states for pulling out of this agreement, especially after you have the french president and the german chancellor go to washington and try to speak to president trump. a lot of them really feel like the u.s. has not really sold them out, but certainly has not acted in europe's interests. so it's going to be a pivotal meeting tomorrow, but certainly there is a lot of concern here in tehran, george. >> you took the words right out of my mouth, pivotal indeed, weapon the long-time allies. where does this go from here. fred pleitgen live for us in tehran, thank you. >>> still ahead here on "cnn newsroom," the latest on a wave of deadly terror attacks in indonesia. some shocking details to tell you about given sunday's suicide blasts. stay with us. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ which is breast cancer metastatthat has spreadr, to other p

said never negotiate with the great satan of the united states because it confirms their fears that the united states doesn't stay in the commitments long termit is not in their benefit. >> live in washington dc, thanks so much. >>> california voters will get to hear from most of the top contenders in the state's race tonight. one candidate who will be notably absent, gavin nusem leading in fundraising and the polls. democrat candidates inclouding former la mayor and treasurer, john chung, will try to capture voter's attentions. will republican candidates, cox and allen, try to qualify for the run off election in deep blue california? the event at the california theater in san jose at 6:30. >>> modernizing the flow of water pr 22 million clornians, a proposal for-- californians, a proposal for two tunnels gaining criticism but could gain momentum today. live outside the water district where bord members will dits ks it, sand-- discuss it, sandra osborne? >> reporter: it could mean the possibility of higher water bills, eventually, for people living in santa clara county. here is the proposal. according to the associated press it would reshap

united states. so in the long term, if this trend persists, they're going to have profound implication. and the annual number of birth probably has relatively small implications. >> dr. kohler, you mentioned these numbers not terriblyri sung to you. they're not terribly worrisome right now. at what point do you start get worried? >> well, if we compare the u.s. to other high-income we could see that fertility could drop a lot lower.li so total fer rates drop to rate like 1.2 in many southern european countries. they're at these levels in south korea, and we're at somewhat higher levels in japan. so on one hand, there's quite a bit of possibility for further declines in fertility, and tce we to very low fertility-- or what i have called lowest low fertility at some point-- then the kind of implications of rapidly aging poulations and possibly declining labor force become very difficult to manage through social policies. >> dr. pter-kohler from the university of pennsylvania, thank you for your time. >>u're most welcome. wi >> woodruff: sta us, coming up on the newshour: now, we return to

the strategic danger for the united states is that, if this is on-again and off-again, and leads to allies domestically and locally exposed, the long-term fracturing of political trust between the united states and the south koreans is a much bigger risk than the immediacy of what we are talking about, whether a meeting will happen on june 12. shery: nafta being renegotiated and auto tariffs into play. >> everything else is going fine. [laughter] kevin rudd, former prime minister of australia, thank you. coming up, we will talk about -- to francis rooney about how congress is kevin rudd reactinge cancellation of the north korea summit. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets: balance of power. i am shery ahn:. david: i am francis rooney >> -- i am david westin. isa middle school student into custody after they shaky shot another student and custom -- and teacher. the extent of the injuries are unclear. the shooting happened about 20 miles outside of indianapolis. is commenting on the summit with north korea, saying he could still meet kim jong-un as originally scheduled on june 12. the president says u.s. officials have re

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returning to the tpp, but they need to see it as a much better for the united states tpp, according to their metrics. that's a long-term plan from what we can see at this point. a lot of countries in the tpp, before letting the u.s. back in, would want to see what happens with nafta, and how those negotiations play out. trade talks are secret in this country. there's some negotiating texts that members of congress can see in the basement of the capitol. not all of the texts are out there even for congress to see. >> we remember the hunts for the tpp text. and paul had c >> i just heard from someone from the opposite party, i heard from congressman ron kind yesterday that very little text was available for the nafta talks, and he was able to get a briefing to answer your question, matt, bob lighthizer has kept his cards very closely. occasionally they tell us what's going on with the talks. otherwise we would have no idea. so transparency is a big issue. traditionally it's been kept quiet in the u.s., because they don't want lobbyists to fight it out in public before the deal is done. but there's been calls for more tra

products and a lot of people will want to buy them so i don't think it'll have a long term target and the united states really doesn't want to come down on one side or the other given its policies now towards iran. contrary is a lot to offer other countries that don't really care about the feud with saudi arabia qatar is financial center that plugs it into the broader world and i'm i'm sure that saudi arabia's is a little bit jealous of that and their access and you know their connections and that's another source of saudi concern eight twenty eight here on tuesday morning this is an international flight from moscow we have many more stories for you today on this morning program we are back with more. her. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. you're out caught up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry but only i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you talked about war li

all across the globe at this point we have to replace the united states which as an international actor has lost vigor because of it in the long term it through. many european leaders of being openly discussing their own knees since president trump made that decision to pull out of the uranium nuclear accord france's president mr khan has been talking today about the fact that europe now must make its own way and not follow others he talked about when that deal was created a few years ago saying that it was designed to build peace in the middle east and then quite pointedly the usa said that now the powers have decided not to respect their own words so much so european leaders want to selvage this deal that ministers from france the u.k. and germany due to meet with representatives from iran on monday to see if there is any way that they can keep this deal a life without the united states meanwhile we've also been hearing from the german chancellor angela merkel has talked about the fact that now the usa has decided to pull out of this means that europe will have to greater responsibility and now faces greater burden to try and mai

products and a lot of people will want to buy them so i don't think it'll have a long term target and the united states really doesn't want to come down on one side or the other given its policies now towards iran could turn of a lot to offer other countries that don't really care about the feud with saudi arabia start. financial center that plugs that into the broader world and i'm i'm sure that saudi arabia is a little bit jealous about their access you know their connections and that's another source of saudi concern this is the international and a busy day for your worldwide headlines and your program will return at the top of the hour. survival guide thanks to. the start. get a. good repatriations look at the rest of seven years. bill of the century kaiser report. fifty years ago breaking in with into a concert gun as a sleeping pill and dusty so don't leave because i like to just said this thought the scientific sweat terrible but not on the road as shown in dutch one troubled love more to hear not the war then boom boom up across europe victims are starting legal battles demanding at least some

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if you think about did, nuclear weapons are not a good long-term guarantor of security of north korea. they know the united statesld destroy them in one blow. they do not have a second strike capacity. so it's a good way to get into a good negotiating positi. it's not a long-term strategy for the regime. the regime must have economic growth. they must have security guarantees that keep them safe. they want the american so-called hostile policy to be removed. they get those sort of things, then maybe the real denuclearization, denuclearization, we mean possible. all the experts have been wrong every step since november. maybe they're wrong on this. >> let's hope the summit does in fact take place. talk is better than war, right? but what happens to the north koreans? are they looking at what donald trump has done about the iran deal? does it even matter to them? does it affect their faith or whatever, trust in any kind of deal the united states might come up with with them? >> no. every time i go and talk to the north koreans, i raise iran and talk about the example. please don't talk to us about iran. we're not i

united states. and also, there was a long-term issue with these tariffs.e tariffs were targeting high tech products that china currently doesn't really export or doesn't even really make. they're in development. these are electric vehicles. you mentioned a.i. there's a lot of investment going into these areas. so far they don't export it. so the message really to everybody, including china, was that the trump administration is going after products of the future. so that's why this was such a threat for china, because it was threatening their long-term play. >> that's a threat for china. so going forward, this has to cause some anxiety around the markets, because of the unpredictability of what the trump administration is doing. but from an investor's view, steve mnuchin says i'm bullish on stocks? >> i wish i could tell you that the stock market was going to go higher or lower. the reality of the situation is, we're talking about the two biggest economies in the world. if they don't get this sorted out, this could have wide ranging ramifications, not just