that's what xi jinping terms china got rich. then we have xi jinping's era, the first five years up in 2012-17. xi jinping has really upended much of deng xiaoping approach to governing from the collective decionaking, hepoke to consolidate power in his own hands so truly much more of a single leader model. as a poster with the drawing the markets, withdrawing the party for much of society and the economy. xi jinping has reasserted the power of the communist power in society come in the economy as opposed to welcoming influences from outside the country. xiping has constructed a ki of virtual wall of regulations and restrictions so he can work closely control what comes in the country and what goes out. maybe the most defining feature for people in the united states and elsewhere is that xi jinping has really rejected deng xiaoping was model of brightness and obscurity maintaining a low profile of foreign-policy to embrace a far more expansive and ambitious foreign-policy for china. >> just out of cur, dtys xi jinping speak of h

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to your point, there is a bit of multidimensional element in his relationship with xi jinping. to enhance openness with our trade relationship and the u.s. needs a better footing and access to the chinese market, they need to stop the ip theft, there is no quarrel about or dispute about, they are absolutely doing it and they have to lower the barriers of u.s. interests. let us have access and lower ownership areas. that said, the only reason kim jong-un is at the table in my view is because the chinese are really putting harsh sanctions on kim jong-un right now. the president can multitask. he is able to interact on this basis. my view is, this is not time well spent vis-a-vis our allies, he should be focusing on china. shery: should congress try to curtail the authority the president has, whether on china imposingte deal, or tariffs on allies? rep. roskam: the irony is that it would require a presidential signature. kevin: [laughter] rep. roskam: he will not sign anything and we don't have the votes to override. we are very much in persuasion mode. i was in meetings with ambas

will, what is he likely to be hearing from president xi? >> reporter: i think they will have tense discussions here in beijing. given the fact the united states is saying national security is the driving force why they don't want chinese tech firms investing in the united states. robotics and arrerospace and electric cars. things which could affect national security as china is becoming a global leader. he will have to talk to them about the $50 billion in tariffs that are due to take effect next month. the defense department called china a competitor. you are mixing national defense with trade. some areas that the secretary may not be comfortable in given his military background. he will talk about the denuclearization with north korea. the united states nee china to keep pressure up for sanctions for the long-term plan to continue the maximum pressure campaign. with all of the other issues swirling around, it is unclear how much progress he will make. he will head to south korea and japan after this. >> will ripley, thank you. >>> prince

targeting xi jinping's made in china's 2025 plan. that is a national strategy to dominate the industry. steve mnuchin denied china was a target, but said he would hit all countries trying to steal our technology. then peter navarro came out and contradicted mnuchin. >> there are no plans to impose investment restrictions on any countries that are interfering in any way with our country. this is not the plan. this idea that somehow there will be investment restrictions to the world. discount that. >> it is to china or not to china. he called the market drop an overreaction. we have been waiting for the two-part approach to china. we are waiting to hear more about that by the end of the week. >> not a good split screen for nau navarro when you see the dow drop 300 points. >>> china and the trade issue. secretary of defense landing overnight in china on a critically important trip with the north korea issues and trade issues at play. we have will ripley live from beijing straight ahead on "yet." -- straight ahead on "early start." lets

he also has a photo of president xi jinping with former volkswagen c.e.o. my. this was was a huge stroke of luck for us. during his visit in germany there was a match between a blood sport used team and the chinese used and he really is a big football fan. even looking toward china in its own stadium in germany it's the only german club that shows perimeter advertising intended for chinese viewers to. watch. in a tape off pretty quickly. the first year we had to pinch the concept foreign partners and all that. but then thankfully it started paying for itself and to what's it going to get. in the football partnership between germany and china billions of euros are at stake and so is politics. but what about football will steffen lot of men and other professional german footballers succeed in helping china one day when the world cup. oh. not so maybe one day my great grandsons great grandson will say look what your great great great great grandfather kicked off it would take a while i think. but. it wouldn't be the first time china has pulled off the seemingly im

president xi jinping knows he needs help from abroad to make the sport a success in china. from one day until the next hundreds of millions were made available to hundreds of projects were launched so there's no lack of activity here but going to. all of those activities in the right direction is a bit trickier still you should look out for china. the southern chinese city of hong shu is where one of the key players is based a player who also knows europe well. the company lender sports bought an eighty percent stake in the premier league club southampton last year. lender's c.e.o. go admits the main motivation was to learn more about the football business there's a lot of money to be made in china. and the thought should you know it's at the end of last year the sports industry accounted for approximately zero point two percent of our g.d.p. still. compared with other industrial countries such as germany europe britain the us or our asian neighbor japan that is quite low. we're still at an early stage. in the next ten years china's government wants the sports industry to h

. >> kim jong-un is in china briefing president xi on the summit.lus, bringing serious style to the page. world cup, the fancy footwork is matched by the chic hair do's. ♪ >> hello and welcome to our liviewers on ptelevision in america and around the globe. president trump is doubling down on his administration's policy of separating families at the u.s. border. immigrantsegal should not be allowed to, "infest the united states." top re anxious and calling for an end to the policy. brian hawathe story from ington. >> let the children go now. >> outrage is now being voiced in the streets. this is outside the border protection agency enforcing the zero-tolerance approach to illegal immigrants authorized by donald trump. >> i find it's horrifying. unacceptable. gusting, and an embarrassment to the united states. >> this is a moral catastrophe and we are breaking up families. to be from 10 eryoung central an children separated from their parents have cut through the debate. they were released by u.s. media. [crying] >> papa. language] oreign to donald t

what is on president xi's generagenda after the singapore summit? >>> i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. kim jong-un will spend a couple of days in china. >>> first, we start off with president trump. he meets with republican lawmakers on capitol hill today to talk about immigration. zero tolerance policy at the border separated thousands of children from parents. just about 2,000 in last six weeks. press secretary sarah sanders delaying the monday briefing for four hours so homeland secretary kirstjen nielsen could face reporters. >> once she arrived, nielsen claiming there is little the president can do about the situation at the border. she insisted only congress can stop the breakup of migrant families. >> rather than fixing the law, congress is asking those of us to enforce the law to turn our backs on the law and not enforce the law. that's not an answer. the answer is fix the laws. >> are you intending for this to play out? are you intending parents to be separated from children? >> i find that offensive. n

this is his third meeting with president xi in three months.omes on the backdrop of trade fight between china and the u.s. and the questions of what comes next on denuclearization. a former state department official who is now a senior fellow on american progress. what exactly do you think kim jong-un wants from president xi? visited beijing for the two victors of the umu.s.-singaporet. north korea and china have come out of this summit a few steps ahead where they were previously. the presa re is off chght now to economically pressure north korea more. we have seen that to be the case in the last few months. and for north korea, it is patching its relationship with heina and being welcomed on world stag there being the ft that is is growing risk over trade, do you think president xi is going to be inclined to pre kim jong-un on denuclearization or will he leave that? >> he is more than likely to leave that for now. going to play both sides and he relies he is now playing matchmaker. ,n asia, on north korea issue and he has leverage over donald

genie: vladimir putin give an interview to a chinese tv station where he boasted about how he and xiping actually partied together. >> yes, putin recounted a birthday party to the tv station, revealing that he and president xi during vodka and es,ed saying xi is the onl world leader who celebrated his birthday with him that year. but they say it is more nuanced happy other leadersang birthday to him at a conference the day before. they say it is a way to play up this russia-china romance. elections, month's the front runner's trackk to stp the release of a tell-all book by an ex-wife. >> it was written by a , andalist andx-wife she's trying to publish this book revealing details about their very short-lived marriage er, scandals, according to h within pakistani politics just in time for next month's elections. imran khan is trying to block the release of the book, saying it is a coup like competitors a court temporarily sidedh him. buthahas not stopped his ex-wife from revealing details from theook,, judges of nepotism, sexual favors, sexual code is and sexual harassment. genie: in f

i haven a lot of good relations with chairman xi. he is really a very wonderful guy. he is a man that loves china, however. he wants to do what is best for china. i think china and president xi would love to see something happen here. >> are you going to guarantee him security, and how would you do that? president trump: we're going to make sure it is a core, that when this is over it is over. it will not be starting up again. and they have the potential to be a great country. and i think south korea is going to help a lot, japan, china will help a lot. >> [indiscernible] president trump: that is a very complicated question, friendly, but you will see that. >> when you're gave your , you spokeeoul about the bright promise if world ofea joins the nations. president trump: their incredible people. i think it will be a great success. we will see you on june 12, and a little bit before that. and how is sarah doing, ok? >> [indiscernible] president trump: which one? i told him, i think you are going to probably have others. wouldn't be wonderful if everything was settled a

you see positive things with helpednt xi, who has quite a bit with this. i never said it happens in one meeting. you're talking about years of hostility, years of problems, years of hatred between so many different nations. i think you are going to have a very positive result in the end, not from one meeting. >> you appear to question their sincerity in your letter to kim jong-un last week. have they gone far enough now? president trump: my letter was a response to their letter. the media forgot that. i did not cancel the meeting. i canceled in response to a very tough statement. i think we are over that. totally over that. now we are going to deal, and we are going to start a process. we're meeting with the chairman on june 12. i think it is going to be ultimately the successful process. we will see. remember what i say, we will see what we will see. i think it is going to be a process that we deserve to have. they want it. we think it is important. i think we would be making a big mistake if we did not have it. i think we will have a relationship, and it

that is the xi, gareth southgate's first world cup xi. they face tunisia in their group g opener.land respond. such an inexperienced team and we will have reaction here on bbc news a little bit later. that match is over on bbc one. england have never lost to an african team. they last met tunisia backin african team. they last met tunisia back in 1998, she error and skulls scoring the goals then. who will be there goalscorers today? —— alan shearer and paul scholes. that's it from sportsday from me and the team in moscow and all the team back in the bbc sports centre. we now sit and wait to see just how england get on, their world cup adventure is about to begin. from all of us it is goodbye for now. temperatures not dropping below 18 in central london tonight. just a few showers across the highlands and islands. lots of cloud in wales and central and southern england to begin with. cloud steadily building from the south—west after a bright start in scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england. outbreaks of rain in northern ireland and big temperature contrasts north

china though is not backing down you had the president xi jinping in an event in beijing last thursday. he spoke to a small audience of about 20 executives of multi- national companies in europe as well as the united states and he said that maybe in american culture and i'm paraphrasing right now, in american culture they turn the other cheek when they're hit, but he, china, is going to punch back so there's an example of how china's not stepping down and what are they doing? we know the economy in china is starting to slow down but just within the last 24 hours, china announced that they would be easing credit, so they're reducing the amount of reserves chinese banks need to have in place at the central bank. that's going to give these chinese banks more money so they can put it back into the economy and give out more loans, stimulate growth. that's just one example. there's other talks i spoke to one analyst earlier this morning on mornings with maria and he was explaining that if anything there's dynamics changing between american companies and chinese companies and there may be com

we are expecting a quick pressor which xi is attending.he chinese looking for sanctions rollback on north korea. they will not do that unless complete denuclearization happens. that will be on the table. regarding the military exercises, there is agreemenagr. we know the administration could announce as early as today that military exercises with the u.s. and south korea scheduled for august could be now off the table. dave. >> matt rivers in beijing, thank you. >>> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein will brief the president on the fbi handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe prior to the 2016 election. the highly anticipated and potentially explosive report from the justice department's inspector general will be made public later in the day. ahead of the release, jeff sessions said this. >> i think it will help us better fix any problems that we have and reassure the american people that some of the concerns that have been raised are not true. >> let's get more this morning from cnn's laura jarrett. >> reporter: good morning, dave

it's a security risk, and why is president trump, in a simple call with president xi, just legislate -- letting it continue? fines don't matter at all to this giant company. they will still pose the same security risk before and after they pay a fine. so when the trump administration reached a sweetheart deal with z.t.e. to go easy on them, folks here in congress from both parties were shaking their heads in disbelief. china's the singlemost significant threat to american jobs and american intellectual property, the lifeblood of our economy. z.t.e. represents that threat. there is no good reason to take it easy on them. so i'm heartened that members of both parties, some of the most conservative members of this body and some of the most liberal members of this body and everyone in between stood up and said we shouldn't be forgiving z.t.e. it is now vital our house colleagues keep this bipartisan provision in the national defense bill if it heads towards a conference. they should not let the pressure of president trump, who simply doesn't know how to negotiate, president xi flatters h

and so is xi jinping. the problem is, i do not see trump playing the long game. in theim jong-un driver's seat of this round of diplomacy, really choosing his moments for engaging on the -- engaging ona world trade. confidence he can set out and go forth. there have men -- there have been many rounds talking about meetings between xi jinping since kim jong-un came to power. about being worried dependent upon china economically for quite some time. i think the interest has been there in terms of a role. application, i don't have. refuy planned proce.as i mentiof my concerns is, some of these examples out of singapore. kim.n be exploited by kim headingint to wi xi jinping again about what happened in singapore. really ensuring we here in washington have a good handle on is dynamics of what kim driving in a much more coordinated wave and we seem to be pursuing. do you think president moon is playing a short game or along -- a long game? i know he does not play golf. has been personally invested in facilitating this process. at this point he could kick off in ways th

president donald trump to met with the chinese president xi jinping in beijing during his third trip since march according to chinese state t.v. kim briefed president xi on his meeting with donald trump and the agree to push for peace on the korean peninsula china is north korea's largest and closest ally. now there's been a mixed reaction to the u.s. president's announcement that he's setting up a new space force to defend his country's interests donald trump says it's needed to protect the u.s. from foreign threats but not everyone is welcoming his plan to create a sixth branch of the military as roslyn george reports. last year donald trump said he wanted to send humans back to the moon now the u.s. president wants the pentagon to create a space force to protect u.s. military and economic interests away from the earth we must have american dominance in space so important very importantly i'm here by directing the department of defense and pentagon. to immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space force as the sixth branch of the armed forces it's a big state and the

before their closed door meetings both sides issued brief statements and it was then the president xi jinping said that china would never concede give an inch of its territory he also said to sort of mollify his guest the china didn't want to create global chaos and would pursue a path of peaceful development that's often a phrase that chinese leaders use on occasions like this both sides apparently discuss the need to maintain military cooperation but the timing of this meeting is unfortunate because the united states is holding a big naval exercise of hawaii at the moment involving the militaries of twenty five other countries china was supposed to have taken part in this exercise but china's invitation was rescinded by the united states in part because of what china's been doing in the south china sea now the united states has referred constantly to the fact that china has been deploying surface to air missiles on the islands it's been building up and it's also accused china in the past of reneging on promises not to militarize this vast basin of water but china's response is simpl

xi given, he has d to be rational. so even if we use force against north korea, if we limited use -- militaryinst force has improved in my opinion. that is good news/bad news, i don't know. of the last year, mr. trump was saying one thing. was saying another. they were engaged in a battle of wars -- but they are not really days in negotiations. that now we are both in really losing side.are -- you have to take tangible, rail action to the -- to change the situation. they are talking. to think,int, we have be careful about military option if they are off the table. did forces strength of the possibility of actually being .igh or not concernedgenuinely about a military conflict breaking out. that is translating the forts in japanese eater to the. that basically, we did not get if there are some to achieve that in i can't term future, even imagine china, russia mobilizing their military forces . >> although you do have a pond that there is a chance of military engagements, that is sustainable,- not i think president sable

president trump came that met chinese president xi jinping in beijing his third trip since march cameriefed president xi on his meeting with donald trump there's headlines next it's inside story and i'll have news after you straight after that thanks for watching. us. camp. ground children. international condemnation. for those trying to stop a new life. this is a story. welcome to the show. a road tolerance approach to migrants who cross the border without proper documents his policy is simple jail the parents take their kids away but he blames the democrats for that and says the lord needs to be changed.

xi said, look, we're fine with that because the world will blame trump.kly, what's happened is even worse because trump has targeted not just china but he's targeted our closest allies. what you're watching at the g7 is literally before our eyes kind of the unraveling of the post world war ii order, the alliances that we depended upon. that's being brought about not because of russia or china but because of the president of the united states and his actions. that's a really shocking development. the fact is all these issues are connected. and if the world sees us as more isolated, and not being able to count on our closest allies, and frankly, us picking fights with you a our closest ally, it opens a door for china to say we're a better bet than the americans. that's what i really worry about, is that president xi's words are really coming true. >> this struck me and my team on your book. you write, i wanted a hero, someone who could make sense of what was happening around me and in some way redeem it. that's why you wanted to work with barack obama as he

and we saw xi jinping at that summit in november of 2016.outcome of the summit. obama was warning him, trump's going to -- means what he says on trade and there's a political constituency in the united states. i'll never forget. xi sat back and said, well, if an amateur leader wants to throw the world into chaos, then the world will know who to blame. what i heard xi saying is i am now going to be able to claim high ground on the u.s. president. it hasn't surprised me that you know how bizarrely xi jinping is the spokesperson for trade and globalization around the world. >> i've got to ask you in closing, you know, people often point out that presidents always go gray in the white house. >> yes. >> i'm going to show you two photographs from your book. >> yes. >> photograph when you started. >> yes. >> photograph when you started and photograph midway through. you are now, as i may say so, essentially bald. >> yes. yes. >> did you lose all of your hair because of working with the white house? >> you know, i think if you read the book you'll u

korean leader has wrapped up his two day trip to china kim jong un was in china to prefer president xi jinping on his historic meeting with the u.s. president earlier this month it's kim's third visit to china since march she is valid to support north korea's economic reconstruction and said there would be definitely peace and stability on the peninsula adrian brand has more now from beijing. well this is an unusual visit when kim jong un came here in march and again in may details of the visit were only released after he left china this time the details were released on the morning that he arrived he received a full welcoming ceremony at the great hall of the people with full military honors slowly the north korean leader is being eased into the international fold no longer treated as the leader of a pariah state but as a bona fide leader of his country now i think that kim jong un and president xi jinping would have discussed perhaps what has so far not been made public about kim jong un's discussions in singapore with president donald trump this of course is where the two leaders co

china rescinded that invitation last month and china is still very miffed about that yet president xi jinping still insists that a better military relationship between these two sides is one way of stabilizing the overall relationship between china and the united states there were those some fairly blunt words from president xi jinping jury in their opening statements before their closed door talks president xi jinping said that china would never seed one inch of its territory now he could possibly have been referring to taiwan but also to the south china sea where of course china has been building up its islands deploying surface to air missiles on at least seven of those islands the united states has essentially accused china of reneging on earlier promises to slow down its building to stop it all together at a security summit in singapore just a few weeks ago in fact james mattis said that china was guilty of of intimidation and coercion towards its neighbors because of course other countries have overlapping claims in the south china sea and in recent weeks i mean china has been c

summit as a platform to push the idea of an alternative international order now and chinese president xi jinping alluded as much when he mentioned american had to many still existing but then said there were growing calls for a more just and equitable international order and what else have we heard coming out from the summit we've heard iranian president hassan rouhani whose country is not a member state but has observer status at the c.e.o. attacked the u.s. for what he said was unilateralism in pulling out of the iran nuclear deal and then we've also heard chinese president criticizing the u.s. for its policies on trade its protectionist policies on trade now many analysts regard the c.e.o. as a counterbalance as a counterweight to the existing groupings that are dominated by the u.s. and its allies and what we could see going forward in the years to come is perhaps the c.e.o. gaining importance and prominence in the international world order the u.s. president's arrival in singapore is being overshadowed by his early departure from the g. seven summit in canada after leaving early tru

kim jong un and president xi jinping would also have been discussing sheeting pings imminent visit to the north korean capital it was also something else that came out of this meeting both kim and she jinping committed themselves to maintaining stronger bilateral relations whatever happens internationally and reading between the lines i think that means that even if you know the deal between kim jong un and president donald trump doesn't work out china is essentially saying we will still be your friend at least one hundred sixty six people are still missing after a ferry sank in lake dobler in indonesia's northern sumatra island on tuesday the area is a popular tourist destination so far only eighteen people have been rescued the ferry had a capacity of sixty passengers but it was overloaded at the time. there's been more violence in nicaragua after the latest round of talks between the government and protesters failed. at least two people died in the southern city of messiah after police and paramilitaries confronted demonstrators well earlier protest leaders abandoned talks mediated

the president said xi is a poker player. you have this trade war with the united states and china right now. xi knows full well that president trump does not want to come back from here empty handed so you have china pushing kim to not just give in on anything, to maybe drag this out a little bit so that china can try to get some concessions for the u.s. on trade. so it's multidimensional chess right now. >> he said/she said. >> you can say that. >> i had to do it. thanks. >> whatever happe summit here in singapore, it will have major ramifications for the rest of the world in general. for the asian-pacific region, in rticular. with that story tonight, from seoul south korea, here's senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot. >> no one's looking closer at what's happening at the singapore trump kim summit than those on the korean peninsula and region. most directly affected by tensions that have set the area to the brink of nuclear war. north koreans have been living -- south koreans have been living in the shadow of n

i believe president xi never expected north korea to completely surrender its nuclear weapons. it's clear that north korea has a two phased strategy. phase one, try to acquire basic nuclear deterrent capability. that was achieved by the end of last year and now north korea is in phase two, the primary objective is to regain its nuclear deterrent capability to develop a normal relationship with the outside world. i think north korea is achieving that goal right now. but standing from where kim jong-un is, i think after securing his regime survival, after addressing the security concerns on north korea, now he's looking at long-term strategy for the country in the future. so i think from where he stands, he has a long-term strategic goal of creating a good environment in which north korea can pivot its economic development, and one condition for creating that good environment is to have a long-term positive relationship with washington. i disagree with many commentators who said kim jong-un is simply looking at one summit, this one photo opportunity with president trump. trump. i

in reply, the world xi were all out for 127 — despite a half—century from tisara perera.overshadowed everything because we knew why would a here and regardless of the winnall loss, once we raise enough funds to help people back home, that is a job well done. obviously we wanted to win because it isa obviously we wanted to win because it is a full international and we played with our heart and entertain the crowd in my opinion. pakistan's cricketers will take to the field on friday, knowing they'll secure their first series win in england for more than 20 years if they avoid defeat. they lead the two—test series, 1—0 with england sweating on the fitness of all—rounder ben stokes ahead of the match in leeds. the hosts are winless in their past eight tests as patrick gearey reports. these are the moments when repetitive disciplines are formed until they are second nature or habit but england have developed an u nwa nted habit but england have developed an unwanted knack of losing. joe root has lost six in eight, the latest on sunday. everything about and around his team is q

president xi who will be there for a long time in china. of the first events in mar-a-lago the president fired a bunch of missiles off. he has to tell kim and others this is a serious guy. lou: who is advising kim on this? ed: i assume anybody watching trump. lou: basically kim gets it and dr. sebastian gorka understands it as well. theresa may, the prime minister of the u.k., emmanuel macron the president of france, justin trudeau with eyebrows drooping is falling apart. he's in full amendmentdown, apparently, because you don't threaten this guy. you just don't do it. if they had any judgment at all they wouldn't threaten a president of the united states. even under obama he was talking about strategic patience and some zen-like perspective on the world. ed: this is his clear definition of a meeting. get rid of your weapons we'll negotiate. if you don't get rid of your weapons there will be consequences. that's a clear message. michael: you mentioned the coverage. it's okay for trudeau to put canada first it's okay for macron to put france

president xi must be laughing all the way to the forbidden palace. he is once again taken advantage of president trump. on an issue vital to our security. many believe zte could be a mechanism for spying onli our military and on lots of different economic parts of the united states. china has shown no reluctance to do that in the past, and we are just for no reason, having gotten nothing in return. this is serious mistakes, 180° turn away from the presidents promised to be tough on china. donald trump should be aiming his trade fire at china but instead he inexplicably aims it at allies like canada and europe. when it comes to china despite his tough talk, this deal with zte proves that president trump just shoot blanks. this guy the art of the deal, he's gotten taken to the cleaners by president xi. t and the rest of the world is probably laughing at him. but we cannot allow damage that this action by secretary ross to stay. we must undo it. it's up to congress to reverse this deal if the president goes forward with it which shias announced this mor

is country will do all it can to protect peace kim jong un is in beijing where he briefed president xi jinping on his meeting with u.s. president donald trump in singapore earlier this month the north korean state media says the two leaders discussed ways to work towards denuclearization it's kim's third visit to china since march adrian brown has more from beijing. well this is an unusual visit when kim jong un came here in march and again in may details of the visit were only released after he left china this time the details were released on the morning that he arrived he received a full welcoming ceremony at the great hall of the people with full military honors slowly the north korean leader is being eased into the international fold no longer treated as the leader of a pariah state but as a bona fide leader of his country now i think that kim jong un and president xi jinping would have discussed perhaps what has so far not been made public about kim jong un's discussions in singapore with president donald trump this of course is where the two leaders committed themselves to the d

you expressing doubts when kim went to see president xi. the russian foreign minister was in pyongyang and said there shouldn't be any sanctions while thes negotiations underway. south koreans are talking about restoring some form of trade. with all of those players appearing to be moving toward eroding sanctions, how can you keep the sanctions regime in place? what leverage do you have on these countries? >> we have a lot of leverage, tremendous leverage. i do believe that china despite my relationship with president xi, a man who i have great respect for and also like, we are having very tough talks on trade and that probably affects china someone appeared but i have to do what i have to do. over the last two months the border is more open than it was when we first started. but that is what it is. we have a tremendous, tremendous deficit in trade, commonly known as the trade deficit. we have a tremendous deficit in trade with china. we have to do something about it. we can continue to let that happen. i think that has had an impact on the

that would put xi in a more strong position. anna: president trump likes to take credit when he es stocks go higher. i guess we will look out for any feedback loop that might influence his thinking. see u. futures pointing do interesting to see what impact that might have. he's someone who likes to take credit for things when they are going well, but not when they are not going well. impact,is may have some i would think it would be by trumply minimized blaming others for the downturn in the market. anna: thank you very much. kathleen hunter with the latest on the trade politics. joining us now, lena. great to have you with us. i was drawn to something interesting in your notes. view of the international trade tariffs would be small and technically accurate but economically incomplete. it is too soon to know the long tail that this type of trade rhetoric is going to have. lena: in the short term, the markets reaction is trying to quiet the immediate effect on corporate balance sheets. yet trading not be in the global climate tha

particularly since last year, since xi jinping was anointed for a second term in office, and indeed heinese leadership, is something for the world to follow. really, what he's doing with this meeting over the last couple of days in qingdao is just reasserting that. essentially — we see the photograph in the people's daily, there — he is leading a group. president putin from russia is next to him, he is leading a group of people. it is an image that reinforces china's idea of itself, that it now is a world leader. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come — don't bin it, give it away. the phone app which is encouraging you to share your food with a stranger. the day the british liberated the falklands. and by tonight, british troops have begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see a man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges. the screams of the crowd, testament to his popularity and their faith in his innocen

xi jinping asked the us to reconsider the punishment and essentially it had forced zte, which we knowoyer in china, to suspend major operations, which is why the us intervened and president trump at the time said he was doing xi jinping a bit of a favour. decides that, we have the chinese trade surplus with monthly numbers. they widened to $25 billion in may. not music to the use of donald trump. thank you very much indeed, sharanjit leyl. thank you very much indeed, shara njit leyl. and thank you very much indeed, sharanjit leyl. and now we go to sydney. that is where the aviation industry has been holding its annual get—together this week. aaron heslehurst is there, and among the top airline bosses, he has been talking to is a new face. until recently, vuyani jara na was running south african mobile phone network vodacom. now, he has the task of turning around south african airways, which is battling for survival with losses of $400 million last year. he has accepted a bet from the country's free market foundation that he can make it profitable within three years, or give 100,000 ra

manage debt russia's president vladimir putin is in china but he's been feted by the chinese leader xi jinping emphasizing their friendly personal relations the two leaders went to an ice hockey match in china's northern port city of changi in china as russia's leading trading partner and buys russian made weapons on arrival putin was given a medal by xi jinping called the russian leader his best friend. so to come on al-jazeera they need to survive as a. regular volcano who say they're lucky to be alive. and streaming live from one of the world's biggest camps refugees in kenya and a chance to share their stories with the world. hello welcome to another look at the international fall cause we still got some very lively showers across central and western parts if you are a lot of clouds showing up still on the satellite picture that the power of low pressure as i saw a fair bit of haze him play and there is of course the moisture which is driving some really thundering down poles and large hail and some very gusty winds as well further north it's a little quieter up tools a northeaster

after completing the ccd towers, xi jinping famously called it weird architecture.g famously called it weird architecturelj think called it weird architectural think architecture called it waird architectural think architecture has a great responsibility and i believe it should not be short lived and should not be fashionable in that sense, but it should be really born out of a question of what buildings do — not only how they function, but what they do the people and how they can engage life and orchestrate life in public places. scheeren's next stop is in faraway and it's sure to get attention. it's called empire city in vietnam and resembles rice terraces in the sky. that's it for business briefing this hour. see you in a moment. more details on the government's £20 billion boost to the nhs in england will be set out by the prime minister today. theresa may will say later that the nhs is the government's top priority for spending and that the health service will be funded in a responsible way. here's our health and science correspondent james gallagher. the nhs h