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. >>> breaking news now, taiwan's foreign minister, joseph wu, is warning of china's heightened actsaggression saying beijing is preparing to take over taiwan. wu told reporters that china has intruded into taiwanese air space nearly every single day over the past month. last week taiwan conducted live fire drills to prepare itself in the event of an invasion. wu says taiwan is strengthening its relationship with allies and particularly with the united states. the chinese consulate in houston conducting a purge of documents and material in the yards of the consulate after the state department ordered the consulate to shut down within the next 2, 3 days, accusing the chinese government of spying and interfering throughout the united states. after that state department order to close, people could be seen in the consulate's courtyard burning documents. the chinese foreign ministry demanding, demanding, mind you, that the united states reverse its order for them to vacate and to heave -- to leave the country or face, quote, retaliation. secretary of state pompeo today said the united st

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this is the wu news live from berlin the coronavirus hits north korea leader kim jong un calls an emergency meeting after a person shows covert 19 symptoms be isolated country has so far claim to have avoided the coronavirus also coming up britain imposes a 14 day quarantine on travelers arriving from spain where there's been a recent spike in corona virus cases starts as spanish authorities reintroduce measures to prevent the spread of the virus. and policing the pandemic will meet the people here in berlin with the an enviable task of keeping party go socially distinct. i'm gathered as well come to the program north korea has placed the city of a song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found suspected of covert $900.00 symptoms leader kim jong un called an emergency meeting on saturday if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case north korean state media say the person suspected of having the virus crossed illegally from south korea. for more on that story i'm not joined by just smithies reuters correspondent in seoul in south korea josh i

this is the wu news of live from berlin the international community response to beijing's tightening grip on hong kong taiwan is among the growing list of nations offering to help on kaunas seeking to leave the territory we asked taiwan's representative to germany about fears that it could be next also coming up. it's been a cathedral a mosque and a museum now it's temples famous high as a fear is at the center of a political battle that could have why the cations for the world's 2 largest fights . as well come to the program tensions are rising over hong kong with china threatening reprisals if britain goes ahead and grants residency rights to 3000000 eligible hong kong as china has faced a groundswell of criticism from many western nations over its decision to impose a sweeping new security law banning acts of subversion on kong police have arrested hundreds of pro-democracy protesters rallying against the new law. or critics fear the new security law will be used to crush any dissent against chinese rule among those critics is acclaimed hong kong artist casey wall who in the past

haitians are often scared to go to the hospital because of the pandemic he wus a dream creature reports tonight from south africa. tempi would have preferred not to come to the clinic today because of the corona virus and to avoid questions from neighbors to be is not her real name she prefers to remain anonymous i knew she is a child be positive and wants to make sure her one year old daughter does not become infected. in my family no you. know. because they like to call for a little bit build a job to own this is not right because you don't know your future husband to you after all. so you don't need to charge for. one in 5 mothers in khayelitsha township is age i be positive a few years ago 2 out of every 5 children also had the virus but now the chances of hiv being passed on the birth are less than 5 percent south africa has made significant progress of the fight against hiv the government pays for the medicines and aid agencies like doctors without borders spoke with education programs in normal times with a group of mothers with h i.v. meteo once a month of the crisis means the m

this is day wus live from girl and deadlock in brussels a new date is a still haggling over how to pass a loutre 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery fund can they reach a deal as the told stracke. also coming out parties in france are questioning a man in connection with a major blaze at a gothic cathedral in the city of the moment the fire is being investigated as possible. and syria holds a tom entry election with strict measures to contain the spread of a run of virus the vote comes amid new international sanctions and a crippled economy. thanks. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program a year later is trying to reach agreement on a 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery plan have extended their summit into a 3rd day despite meeting until late on saturday night in brussels it is failed to finalize a deal member countries are divided on how much of the money should be distributed as grounds and how much as long as hard hit southern states including italy and spain is seeking substantial aid payments but a. group of fiscally frugal northern countries favor loans and more control ov

international regulations but it's really the most severe almost 16 really and cases have now been reported to wu and more than $640000.00 in the pandemic continues to accelerate in the past 6 weeks they're taught a member of cases house roughly. here in germany the country's health minister again spawn has said he will make coronavirus test mandatory for travelers returning from risk areas the statements come as officials scramble to contain an outbreak at a farm in the country south is the latest in a string of covert eruptions linked to food production in germany 174 workers on the bavarian fobbed tested positive over the weekend. around 3000 people live in the bavarian town of manning and many are now waiting for corona virus tests a farm is under quarantine after 174 migrant workers tested positive for covert 19 officials are trying to find out how they became infected and if the virus has spread outside the farm there are strict hygiene guidelines for businesses employing seasonal staff but various state premier says they were not followed. officials on the local and regional level say that

wu, thank you so much for your insight.recapping the headlines which we got, domestic -- its worst performance since 2016. this is singapore's estate about $214lued at billion. officer sayscutive the company has been doing well in the three quarters leading up to the virus outbreak, and markets have rebounded since march, but he warns there could be more pain to come as geopolitical strife escalates and we see new waves of the infection. again, temasek reporting april luminary one year total shareholder return of -2.3 percent. rishaad: coming up, water levels continue to rise along the yangtze river. we will have a report from the mega-city of pyeongchang where some 30 million residents have seen almost two months of nonstop rain and the yanks -- landslides. this is bloomberg. ♪ chinese authorities say the strongest wave of flooding so far this year has passed through the dam. it might be overwhelmed by the young's the river's -- by the river's rising water. upstream, civil regions continue to see heavy rain. of -- chan is

amy wu silverman there of rbc as we count you down to the opening bell in new york city. equity futures recovering, down just 0.2% on the s&p 500. the story from yesterday that follows through into wednesday is a weaker dollar. as this session grows older, that delegates weaker once again. me at least, that has been the story as the renewed dollar weakness. tom: you've got the blended dxy index through 95. see as a big deal, to handle of 94 on the dxy. you see it in sterling as well. but we didn't get to me on that i think is so important is usually what gets people into trouble is leverage. i really agree with her point on the sample size here is so odd. but the huge mystery going into august is the leverage, the use of leverage within the system. jonathan: the use of leverage, and whether people have really allocated to this rally. that has been the story for me over the last couple of months. we have seen it in the fund managers survey from of america, that slowly it has -- from bank of america, that slowly it has come down. have we gotten capitulation yet in this mark

that was amy wu silverman. breaking news, twitter is limiting donald junior's account for covid information. they say they did not suspend it, but it will be limited. that is for covid-19 misinformation. i wonder how something like this will play out tomorrow on capitol hill. guy: yeah. misinformation? um, i guess that tells you everything you need to know. and we do have the hearings tomorrow. and the election will be a huge factor. and this kind of stuff is going to play into that in a significant way. coming up next, argentina has had a huge batter where the covid-19. we have an exclusive interview coming up with the economy minister. you do not want to miss this. martin guzman will join us shortly. this is meusburger. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. you are watching "bloomberg markets." let's talk about what is happening in argentina. the country is in a battle with its creditors. they are facing another deadline. that deal must be done, in theory, by august for. a google bondholders say they rep

transport has fired allan wu in china, to replace stance.m limited to replace him. investors could go through the course in china but that could take years. haslinda: what are the possible implications of the disputes of arm china? >> the sides are both saying that the longer the dispute continues, the worse it could be for china's semi conductor industry, which relies on arm limited's chip design to create chips. at the same time, softbank is also playing to sell its stake in arm limited or take arm limited public but this could change. in taipei.ebby wu mcdonald's is to scale back its business in japan and speed closures in the u.s. after reporting its worst global sales decline in recent memory. sales fell to slightly work -- a slightly worse than expected 24%. drive-thru's and delivery were not enough to make up for the pandemic shutdown. mcdonald's plans to close 200 u.s. stores this year. harley davidson has posted its first quarterly loss in more than a decade, with the iconic motorcycle maker's restructuring plans undermined by the p

on april 8th, china lifted wu han‘s lockdown.s continues to disrupt and devastate, experts say the risk of future pandemics is growing. in the last 20 years, this is the fourth or fifth large outbreak, of which this particular pandemic is the biggest. they are becoming more common. economic prosperity has meant that people in these places are more likely to want to eat animal protein that is from a more exotic origin. the pressure that we're putting on animal populations, and the viruses they naturally carry, make it more likely they spill over into humans living in urban centres. this mayjust be the dress rehearsal. we need to be ready for what could potentially be even a worse pandemic. we can't afford to do this again, if we are having some countries having an outbreak and they're deciding to not share that information, there has to be consequences. china says it shouldn't be blamed for coronavirus — it's a victim too. it's agreed tojoin an international inquiry into the pandemic, but only after the crisis is over. we stand re

this is the wus live from berlin turkey's crackdown on the press continues for the terror a conviction that has international consequences a court sentences german turkish journalist denis usual in absentia to more than 2 years in prison for spreading terrorist propaganda the verdict is likely to further strained relations between entre and belin.

this is the wu news of live from the international community response to beijing's tightening grip on hong kong taiwan is among the growing list of nations offering to help on call most seeking to leave the territory we asked taiwan's representative to germany about fears that it's been it. also coming up. it's been a cathedral a mosque.

with congress on the side of democracy very difficult situation for the government in taipei there wus a joyce lee reporting for us from the capital of taiwan thanks very much thank you . let's get you briefed down some of the other stories making the news at this hour the u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has been admitted to a washington d.c. hospital to receive treatment for a possible infection ginsburg who's 87 is one of 4 liberals on the supreme court if she's replaced due to health reasons a new appointee from president trump could tilt the court in a solidly conservative direction. elaine axwell husband died bell after pleading not guilty to sex crimes charges linked to alleged killings with her former latest o.c. it jeffrey epstein u.s. prosecutors say the british socialite is a flight risk she's accused of helping the late financier recruit an abused minors . thousands of bloviations have protested against the government in the capital of pause because of economic hardship brought on by covert 19 some burning effigies of political leaders they want authorities to

wus i welcome so clearly the negotiations are difficult but what are the main sticking points i mean right now the main sticking point is egypt and sudan's attachment to whatever agreement comes out of these negotiations being a legally binding agreement this is been very important for these 2 parties throughout the negotiations but now it is hinting that maybe this they can discuss these these matters but the legal need by the nigga by meeting aspect of the of the deal is suddenly now coming into question and this is very important for egypt and sudan not because of the initial stages of the feeling which have which has already been completed but their big thing is what happens if there's a drought what if there is a prolonged period of drought and they want it to be attached to releasing a certain amount of water from their massive reservoir to offset the drought periods but there's also competing economic interest we're talking about 3 countries and they have their own individual interests is that all there is to it or is there something else. i tend to think of the competing econ

fact that the united states blames the chinese for the so—called wuhan the chinese for the so—called wunese for the so—called wuhan flew as secretary pompeo, trump and others have spoken about it. it is also accelerating, that deterioration. it is broadly accepted between both democrats and republicans, there is almost no one you confide in washington who think we should have a softer reset of policy with the chinese and furthermore, increasingly, american allies around the world have their own set of issues with mainland china, so as bad as this year has been for president trump, and he is behind in the polls right now compared to joe biden, behind in the polls right now compared tojoe biden, it is a lot worse for the chinese president. let's talk about using him briefly. china, india, many of its neighbours are having a dispute over the south china sea. what is the chinese strategy, do you think, when it comes to strategy, its overall objective and do you think that it is succeeding or failing? you must mention the uk where the relationship is deteriorating due to this international s

he wus washington correspondent for salad he's going to be crossing the us he joins me tonight from washington. if you heard mr hugh there he was definitely passionate about his position let's talk about the democrats the presumptive democratic candidate joe biden he's expected to nominate his running mate this week what kind of candidate does he need. it's going to be a very difficult decision for him so perhaps he might even be in need more than one candidate because 2 things you want to consider here and that is number one joe biden politically speaking is a centrist and that is of course great for swing voters and you talked about some of them in your recent interview those who voted trump in 2016 but perhaps are not so happy with his policies now and are considering joe biden and that the fact that he's a centrist is at the same time not so great for a very vast amount of bernie sanders supporters of the progressive candidate senator from vermont with his ideas on the left side of the political aisle so that number one and then 2 of course joe biden is a very old candidate he's 77 now he

get all the basis on our website that state of you dot com but also twitter and on instagram ready wus has been great having your company about. odd. to. describe this as it seeks. to take up close. certainly. the experience is no. more interesting. i'm not going to think that well i just sometimes i am but i found nothing which has happened recently i don't think stand in for german culture looking at the stereotypes bequests in years think this beautiful country that i'm not. yet needed seem ridiculous drama they owe me goes it's all that they bought new i'm rachel join me for me the german fun d.w. post. we know this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing. so please take care of yourself good distance wash your hands if you can date and how we do w. me here for you we are working as hard as we can keep you informed on all of our platforms we're all in this together on together and we'll make it through. do you see that everyone. is serious or stay safe the phrase stay safe. in car accidents women are far more likely to suffer serious injuries than men tha

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the wus thomas sparrow is following this for us this morning good morning to you thomas and how is this set to work in practice and does this affect all border crossings land sea and air this test and mandatory element of it has been extremely controversial in germany in the last few days in particular because it was seen as an encroachment on the rights of people returning home and that's where the government here in germany had been very careful in trying to decide how exactly they could carry that out they came to the conclusion that they could only guarantee that proportionality if they did it with these countries and regions deemed high risk those are countries and regions deemed high risk by germany's public health is secured over coffee institute and that affects most countries outside of the european union this measure this compulsory measure will start in the next few days and it will mostly be in when people come back to germany for example in airports but for example above area in the southern part of germany has also announced that he will carry out certain tests in. borders

medications now that is just one of the dangers she wus adrian krege report. in. tempe would have preferred not to come to the creative today because of the corona virus and to avoid questions from neighbors to me is not her real name she prefers to remain anonymous i knew she was hiv positive and wants to make sure her one year old daughter does not become infected. my family knows and you. know. because they like to go for a little bit build a jog to the center on the snow track the closed you don't know your future to have been to africa. so you don't need to charge for. one in 5 mothers in khayelitsha township is age i be positive a few years ago 2 out of every 5 children also had the virus but now the chances of a chevy being passed on the birth are less than 5 percent south africa has made significant progress of the fight against hiv the government pays for the medicines and aid agencies like doctors without borders spoke with education programs in normal times a group of mothers with h i.v. meteo once a month to go in a crisis means the meetings have been

this is the wu news live from berlin the international community responds to beijing's tightening grip on hong kong taiwan as a moment a growing list of nations offering to help on call is seeking to leave the territory we asked taiwan's representative to germany about fears that it could be next also coming up the indian government has revamped its strategy aimed at slowing the country's rise in coronavirus face not the boxing is it having any effect. a landslide hits the jade mind in northern myanmar killing more than 120 minutes one of the deadliest disasters to ever hit the industry. plus it's been a female a mosque and a museum now istanbul's famous fires of fear because of the central political battle that could have implications for the world's 2 largest face. as well come to the program tensions are rising over hong kong with china threatening reprisals if britain goes ahead and grants residency rights to 3000000 legible hong kong as china has faced a groundswell of criticism from many western nations over the decision to impose a sweeping new security law banning acts of subve

all around the world and just this morning i heard a public health official say that miami is the new wu han there are 29 e.u. countries that won't let us in check toronto blue jays are going to play their home games in buffalo so they don't have to cross the border how is the usa treatment or a lack thereof of this pandemic playing to people and world leaders around the world give me 30 seconds. but 1st of all and there's only one who doubts with this virus originated and unfortunately chinese either covered it out or were engaged in gross incompetence and spread a local disease and turned it into a global pandemic on miami day it has a large number of elderly people and it also has many apartment buildings there are conditions that are unique to miami dade county they don't apply to other parts of florida and we see this in other parts of the united states as well in the southeast we not only had we openings but we had many people from did new york city area traveling down there for the summer holidays and the like possibly infecting their southern neighbors in the united states we als

that is after traces of code 19 were found in samples in barcelona dating back 9 months prior to the wu han outbreak scientists at the university of barcelona found the virus in a sample of sewage water collected in march last year if confirmed it does suggest that the virus didn't every tonight in china but instead was dormant across the world and only fed up in december dr tom jefferson from oxford university believes we should be focusing on identifying all potential methods of transmission. if so strictly true was so widespread believed to be what we knew or most of all of since march 2000 1000000 teen why is it all of a sudden appeared. genuine. and you know literally in february of this year. this is a question that we're trying to. looking at it possible theory which like temperature humidity and so on which of the possible bearing on this what we should be focusing on of things like how is this far is transmitted you know there are several ways it could transmit person to person so is it one way or is it 2 ways or is it 3 ways what's the main way transmits does the temperature.

well let's hope not this is the wu news here's a reminder of all top story this hour. mentos bam chinese take giant while away technology from its 5 g. network telecom companies must remove huawei equipment by 2027 the u.s. is threatening to sever an intelligence sharing deal with britain over concerns that while way quick meant would facilitate chinese spying. and celebration in full but still day on the way in paris for the tributes to healthcare workers taking center stage in a scaled down for a president obama call is expected to make an address to the nation of lining his pandemic we call. it watching you know the news i'll have an update for you at the top of the oxygen. that's legal. but nobody ever dreamt of the way they did. still some things never seem to change. because one of our. w. i'm not laughing. at something else but they stand up and with. me think deep into the german culture. take this drama. it's all that. i might feel so i mean i mean the captivity of. this is some notes story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem. is crito no chemica

wu said. i. am not proud of them they will not succeed in dividing us so that our not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we are tired of this dictatorship. taking a stand global leaders that matters d. w. made for mines. so who looks after the interests of the poor something of the b j p is it. one thing you don't like them that started. on you managed to remove a judge who was asking open questions about your politicians that's the sum of it isn't it india's government is in the firing line goes home and abroad accused of badly handling the coronavirus chipping away of democracy and lying about a recent battle between its own troops and chinese forces in the far north my guest this week from new delhi is sudan church of 80 a member of the upper house of parliament and a national spokesperson for the ruling b j p why does his party seem to show so much tolerance to those who found the flames of communal hatred. sudan church of 80 welcomes a conflict zone. let's talk about india'

an image can change the way we see the wu if we had not seen this week with me talking about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he created this longing for a follow opportunity that can obscure the truth this is a legitimate news story but this is a play on the talking points were pretty identical it can forge narratives or rewrite through the listening post gives you the full picture on a. i'm back here watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now aid groups say they're deeply concerned over restrictions on the flow of aid into syria the un security council agreed on friday to a compromise that leaves only one border crossing with turkey and turnout has been higher than expected in hong kong's primary polls being held by pro-democracy parties the vote will decide which candidates run in legislative council elections in september. president has promised to form a national unity government and dissolve the constitutional court. is attempting to address issues raised by protesters who want him to resign. billions of dollars of banknotes printed in r

and again i'm peter wu watching all to 0 live from doha also coming up tension in the u.s. city of portland where protests continue against police brutality in the presence of federal agents sent in by donald trump. britain suddenly reimpose is a quarantine on anyone coming in from spain catching travelers of god. also ahead we'll look at how malaria related deaths in africa could more than double this year . just 4 days after a global tally showed $15000000.00 coronavirus infections the world has now surpassed $16000000.00 that's according to the u.s. based johns hopkins university it shows the united states brazil and india are leading a surge in new cases globally almost 650000 people are known to have died the u.s. has recorded 73000 new infections in the past 24 hours the country's top infectious disease expert anthony is again urging state governments to hit pause on reopening . the states of florida texas and california remain some of the worst affected and florida's governor is being accused of easing lock down measures too soon how did you castrate reports from mar

joseph wu on the task force of covid-19 in san francisco said the videos display an ignorance. >> it's very frustrating we don't belong here. i've been here for five belong belong here. >> it opens the door to physical assaults and hate crimes. >> reporter: they agree that rhetoric like the president's calling the coronavirus chinese virus doesn't help. >>> someone wrote the words white live matter over the mural. meanwhiles charges will be filed against the couple. the person had a permit to paint it. shortly after the paint was dry, 42-year-old nicole anderson and 53-year-old david nelson covered up the yellow lettering with black paint. the district attorney said a public discussion about racial tension is long overdue. >> you have to address the root and by product. the black lives matter is an important civil rights cause. >> it was truly heartbreaking to see that hate fred hatred come out in a bold and brazen way. >> if convicted of a hate crime, nelson and anderson face up to a year in jail. >>> today a group of parents and employees in the oakland school district will be asking