for a market -- we talked with amy wu silverman earlier. the known and unknown's.ve known about earnings. we have known how the market is getting used to where the economy is going. we have a sense of what jay powell in the fetter up to. we spent a lot of time on that last week. the story of tensions between china and the u.s. at one point was a dominant market theme had really taken a backseat. here it is back in full force. kriti: a complete deja view from the trade war on the trump administration that has reared its ugly head. the market has created some sort of resilience to the war in ukraine, saying this is something we can look through when it comes to commodity prices. not able to digest ore price in what's happening on the east of asia. jon: we will likely see how corporations react to this, not just those that are based overseas but take the caterpillar story that we talked about earlier, already navigating some of the challenges with respect to where the chinese economy is. just tied to the covid lockdowns and the ups and downs of getting back to regular

if only for this selfish reason, joseph wu says the world should care what happens to taiwan.ut the tsmc, the international community is going to suffer. a chinese blockade of taiwan could make the worldwide chip shortage caused by the covid pandemic look like a minor blip on the global economy. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in taipei. in afghanistan, the islamic state militant group has claimed responsibility for a deadly blast in the capital kabul on friday. afghan police said that eight people were killed and 18 wounded. they say the explosives were attached to a cart loaded with vegetables and parked in a shopping area. ukraine and russia have blamed each other for the shelling of the russian—occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the biggest in europe. the attacks are said to have also hit nearby high—voltage powerlines. ukrainian and western officials have accused russian forces of using the complex to launch attacks, leaving the ukrainians unable to respond for fear of causing a disaster. ukraine's president zelensky said the kremlin must take responsibility for

if only for this selfish reason, joseph wu says the world should care what happens to taiwan.iwan, or without the tsmc, the international community is going to suffer. a chinese blockade of taiwan could make the worldwide chip shortage caused by the covid pandemic look like a minor blip on the global economy. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in taipei. now, the us climate change envoyjohn kerry has said china's decision to suspend bilateral talks on climate does not punish washington, it punishes the world. let's discuss the implications of china's decision with daniel kammen, professor of energy at the university of california, berkeley — and a former climate change advisor to the us government. good to have you with us. thank you forjoining us. just looking at mr kerry's tweets there, and talking about that he expected china to continue with its plans for climate action with the us no matter what else was going on. but what else was going on. but what exactly did the us and china agree on in glasgow at the climate change conference, cop26, last november? actually, the us an

if only for this selfish reason, joseph wu says the world should care what happens to taiwan.r without the tsmc, the international community is going to suffer. a chinese blockade of taiwan could make the worldwide chip shortage caused by the covid pandemic look like a minor blip on the global economy. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in taipei. so where does this leave the dialogue on climate change? and what is it that the us and china agreed at the cop26 climate change conference? that's what i discussed with daniel kammen. he is a professor of energy at the university of california, berkeley — and a former climate change advisor to the us government. well, actually, the us and china agreed on quite a lot. and i think that envoy kerry is quite in line. so there's a number of areas where the us—china dialogue is critical, but when it comes to forefront is the so—called global methane pledge. and that's something the us and china have had a critical role in to encourage our own countries, but also other countries that want to join to find opportunities to cut the amount of m

if only for this selfish reason, joseph wu says the world should care what happens to taiwan.ut the computer chips here in taiwan, or without the tsmc, the international community is going to suffer. a chinese blockade of taiwan could make the worldwide chip shortage caused by the covid pandemic look like a minor blip on the global economy. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in taipei. as we've heard, china says that it is halting key climate talks with the us following nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan. the move is a set back for dialogue between the world's two biggest emitters and comes in the run up to the cop27 climate summit in egypt in three months�* time. at the last summit in november, china and the us unveiled a joint pact aimed at ramping up co—operation. it focused on reducing methane emissions, protecting forests and phasing out coal. i'm joined now by todd stern, who was president obama's chief climate negotiator and led the us in it's efforts to sign the landmark paris agreement in 2015. very grateful to talk to you. but on a sad day, really, in terms of the hopes fo

if only for this selfish reason, joseph wu says the world should care what happens to taiwan.n taiwan, or without the tsmc, the international community is going to suffer. a chinese blockade of taiwan could make the worldwide chip shortage caused by the covid pandemic look like a minor blip on the global economy. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in taipei. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: no respite in sight, as europe endures the worst drought on record. the question was whether we wanted to save our people, and japanese as well, and win the war, or whether we want to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at 2 o'clock this morning. mr bush, like most other people, was clearly- caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all the iraqi forces. 100 years old, and still full of vigor, vitality and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long, and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that she's achieved this landmark anniversary.

if only for this selfish reason, joseph wu says the world should care what happens to taiwan.in taiwan, the international community is going to suffer. a chinese blockade of taiwan could make the worldwide chip shortage caused by the covid pandemic look like a minor blip on the global economy. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in taipei. let's speakjohn sudworth, who was at the white house. what response is there been to china saying it is suspending cooperation on other major matters?— suspending cooperation on other ma'or matters? ., ., , major matters? following the chinese announcement — major matters? following the chinese announcement of _ major matters? following the chinese announcement of these _ major matters? following the chinese announcement of these measures, . major matters? following the chinese announcement of these measures, a i announcement of these measures, a white house spokesperson described what china is doing as fundamentally irresponsible. these new measures include the announcement that china is going to withdraw from certain forums for high—level mi

against america, including personal sanctions onancy pelosi but in taipei, foreign minister joseph wuhe had no regrets about inviolating her. >> we've been working hard in expanding taiwan's international space. making friends was important, international leaders or trying to connect more with like minded departments around the world like speaker pelosi. it's significant to allow the international community torches that taiwan is a democracy. >> it's not just taiwan's democracy threatened by china. it's a big chunk of the world's economy. these are the huge fat plans -- plants of the world's mot important maker of advanced microchips. in these huge buildings around me, they manufacture around 2/3 of the world's most advanced microchampionships and in that building over there, they're going to start marking the next generation of even more advanced chip that makes this one corporation vital to the world's modern economy. if only for this selfish reason, joseph wu says the world should care what happens to taiwan. >> they're the most important chip producers here in taiwan and also the

in taipei that foreign minister joseph wu says he has no regrets about inviting her to visit the island the chinese ministry of foreign affairs has bn working hard expanding taiwan's international space, making friends with important international leaders, trying to connect more with like-minded populations around the world, like speaker pelosi, to have an opportunity to visit taiwan, it's very significant to allow the international community to understand that taiwan is a democracy. >> it's not just democracy threatened by china, it's a big that -- a chunk of the world's democracy. these e the huge sabbath plants of the world's most important maker of advanced microchips. it is amazing to think in these huge buildings behind me here they manufacture around two thirds of the world's most advanced microchips. that building under there, currently under cstruction, they will start next year making the next generations of even more advanced chips. this makes this one cooperation tsmc absolutely vital to the world's modern economy and also makes this place very vulnerable. if only for this s

we are, again, joined by former federal prosecutor shan wu and alyssa farrah.appy to have john ablon with us. you all have great insight into what is happening, but this is really interesting. so, as we just heard, donald trump himself saw these investigators coming and talking to his attorneys. but what i -- call me crazy. is it odd that the attorneys shows the investigators where these documents, i guess, were? >> not necessarily. i mean, they're at that point trying to make things seem like everything is okay, you don't have to be concerned about this. so, they're going to show them the documents. but talk about leaving the fox in control of the chicken coop. those were in a padlocked door. that's second guessing, 20/20 hindsight. something happened between that meeting and the search warrant to take away any trust or confidence that the investigators and doj had that they were going to get that cooperation. it's fine that trump can talk about cooperation. something's happened where they're no longer confident that those records are safe. and that's why sear

emily: alright, lots to think about, john wu of ava labs, great to have you back as always.basak. thank you. coming up, more from microsoft gaming ceo phil spencer. his vision of a world where children can play together, no matter what console they are using. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: something else we are following -- sony raising the price of the playstation 5 console in major markets outside the u.s. by as much as 20%. it is in response to global inflation rates and currency trends impacting consumers, and creating pressure on multiple industries. i sat down with microsoft gaming ceo will spencer, to talk about the relationship with other platforms like sony. i first asked him why he is such a big proponent of cross-platform gaming. take a look at what he had to say. phil: ab happen to buy an xbox in your household and my kids buy a playstation and we want to play together, but we can't. these artificial constraints that the industry might put up for near term business dynamics, in the long run, if you take a business that is at 3 billion people and growin

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if only for this selfish reason, joseph wu says the world should care what happens to taiwan.re in taiwan, or without the tsmc, the international community is going to suffer. a chinese blockade of taiwan could make the worldwide chip shortage caused by the covid pandemic look like a minor blip on the global economy. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in taipei. here in the uk, a group supporting the family of archie battersbee have said his life support will be switched off on saturday morning. christian concern says the 12—year—old's parents had exhausted all legal routes to delay the ending of his treatment, including an attempt to move him to a hospice. the royal london hospital has not confirmed if or when his life support will be ended. the nhs in england is increasingly reliant on doctors and nurses recruited from outside the uk and eu, analysis by the bbc has found. some 34% of doctors joining the health service last year came from overseas, a rise from 18% in 2014. the government said overseas recruitment had always been part of its strategy. but unions have warned it

if only for this selfish reason, joseph wu says the world should care what happens to taiwan.d. you can see without computer chips here in taiwan or without tsmc, the international community is going to suffer. a chinese blockade of taiwan could make the worldwide chip shortage caused by the covid pandemic look like a minor blip on the global economy. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in taipei. asi as i mentioned earlier, china says it is halting key climate talks with the united states following nancy pelosi was my trip to taiwan. the move is a setback for dialogue between the world's two biggest emitters, it comes in the run—up to the cop 27 climate summit in egypt in three months�* time. the last summit back in november 2021, china and the united states unveiled a joint pact aimed at ramping up cooperation. that pact focused on reducing methane emissions. protecting forests and phasing out coal. the past couple of hours at the white house press secretary has responded to the chinese decision to suspend cooperation of the climate and defence. suspend cooperation of the clim

here's the wu, tang kramer, interested them? i think at this point it's still too early or you know, to talk about a ceasefire or something like that. that the army saying that this military operation could the israeli army saying that this military operation could last at least a week, but they're conflicting reports as well. no, it's really official saying that no negotiations, but we're hearing reports that egypt is actually trying to push for a cease fire. egypt is a traditional mediator in garza between usually hamas and israel, but also of course the other minute and affections that there is concern that this could further escalade. and of course, this is a lot of concern for the civilians. there be in the southern communities and israel, people have been spending their 2 nights also in bomb shelters or protected rooms, but also in gaza. people have hardly, you know, recovered from the last 4 in may 2021. and it's a closed off area, has been a territory that has been located by israel and partly by egypt for 15 years. and

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kriti: amy wu silverman , we thank you for your time and insight.uropean officials planning emergency action for energy prices. a look at what can be done and how it will affect the european economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: the eu is planning emergency intervention to try to halt soaring energy prices which have jumped tenfold in the past year. the european president seeing skyrocketing electricity prices says the limitations of the current market design. joining us is the climate -- you're at our price caps the only option? >> we don't know that the european commission is taking unprecedented steps but it is going to have some sort of short-term intervention and it will have a profound effect on the electricity market. the eu needs to decouple the power and gas prices because the cost of electricity is getting unbearable for consumers and businesses. jon: you talked about the increasing number of member states talking about price caps. can you elaborate more on that? >> the president holding the talks and the second half of the year is going to

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former federal prosecutor shan wu, thank you for joining us. the director of national intelligence haines saying there is a damage assessment under way. help people understand, what does that mean? is it damage assessment based on what information may have not been handled properly? is it damage assessment of the documents themselves, the physical documents and how there may have been modifications, altering, as a result of handling, or the way in which they were stored. what are some of the questions that you think might be answered in this damage assessment? >> all the things you just mentioned, fred, would be covered in that. and most people who worked in the area have assumed this was going to be going on. and obviously they don't always publicly report on what they're finding with materials this sensitive. but the first step being very methodical, as marshall reported, is to review the classification status to make sure they know what documents are what types of classification. having said that, there are documents that are highly sensitiv

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