tosident xi has worked transform it here. event that iss an trying to communicate a vision of china for the communist party and of what they see are the achievements of the last 70 going to bet is not talking about some of the darker whether that is the crackdown in tiananmen square or what left 40 59 people -- 45 people dead. they will focus on the military achievement and the party they say is crucial for the challenges of the country base. >> tell me, what has the , naturallyeen saying to hongso dovetail this kong and the political situation here. >> it was interesting to see yesterday president xi jinping with leaders paying homage to mao dejong. interesting and underscores both of the leaders escaping commonest party ideology and this is something that he fervently believes in and the party being central to china's future, but of course a saidr is responsible as i responsible for the deaths of millions of people, but nonetheless, the idea that he is beenong leader, what have bowing down. protests, they are a key challeng

president xi jinping are delivering live there from beijing. delivering a live there from beijing. president xi jinping are delivering a speech to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china, standing in the same spot where on the first of october 1919, chairman mao ushered in the new commonest rule, declaring that the chinese people had stood up. a corresponded are in beijing, what m essa 9 es corresponded are in beijing, what messages are you picking up from that? let's look first at your comment about xi jinping, what he was wearing, the only person among the senior leadership on the stage they are wearing that attire very similarto they are wearing that attire very similar to what chairman mao always appeared in, standing in exactly the same place, by chairman mao announced the formation of the people's republic in 1919. he didn't have to be hugely observant — but you didn't have to be hugely observant did you to notice that xi jinping, a man whojust two observant did you to notice that xi jinping, a man who

how much is about president xi? in our past batch much of papers we answered this question all of this us coming to the same conclusion popspy personal view and strong view and contested view if that president huh had a third term a lot of what we see now would continue. but it's not about president xi. a lot is rooted in actually the party and its vision of how global order should be arranged, how the regional system should be arranged what national rereowski looks like. >> cheng this is a great entry in your paper. you said in your paper that there is a -- put this way, there is is a debate as rush just described about xi's impact on foreign policy backup. but a broader debate about his standing within the chinese communist party. so on the one hand he is cleesly consolidated his power giving himself lifetime tenure, writing himself into the constitution. as you point in your paper supporting supporters' at the national and prove inks levels of leadership building a populist brand and focusing on poverty alleviati

xi talks about the belt. he says in the first phase of the project, he's now in the second, that didn't happen in the forum. that was announced the year before the forum and the fifth anniversary of the belt and road in 2018. in that speech, he says it's time for phase two. what was that going to be? in phase one, we focused on the big brush stroke, phase two would be smaller. greener. loaner. it cou leaner. cleaner. more likely to better benefit individuals and easier to talk about in ways that was less controversial. a lot of problems with the belt and road aren't always about a nefarious chinese man. some are about fps financing plachbl some are endemic of the economy. the point there is the belt and road issi changing and much is good but we have to focus on the areas where it foposings a significant challenge. >> how much should we be concerned about the don ver jensen of the surveillance technology? david dollar mentions this in his paper, a project in zimbabwe focused on facial recognition. how much of

the reason is that xi jinping has politics of his own. we saw this in april and may when they rejected a deal with us, and they had actually made the concessions across the board, that they had agreed to, and, you know, they eventually ended up not doing that. the reason is, xi jinping could not get agreement from the other stake holders in the communist party, especially the leaders of the state enterprises. there's a lot of politics in our country, and we focus in on that, but the politics in china are much more intense, and we saw that with this that just ended a few hours ago. it is possible they walk away from a deal even though it is not in their interest to do that >> gordon, you listen to pompeo, it sounds as if the president's perspective here is to somehow try to make china a communist country not communist. is that the purpose of trade war? david: not a bad goal. >> it was about the trade deficit. then it was about american jobs. the president keeps making excuses, keeps moving the goal posts. think he doesn't want a trade deal

president xi will be there and i will be there. indiscernible] president trump: we got to know each other. we thought we had a deal and perhaps they didn't. but didn't work out that way. this deal is a bigger deal than the last deal relatively speaking. we are talking about big parts of it with financial services. when we talk about $50 billion in agriculture, we didn't have that in mind. we were thinking from $16 billion to $20 billion. so this is actually a much bigger deal. it's a bigger chunk but a much bigger deal. i would say, steve, financial services is bigger and more complete. intellectual property will be in both phases of the deal. currency and foreign exchange we didn't discuss that much and now we are including it in this deal because a lot of things have happened during the course of the last year. so i think this is actually -- when you add it up will be a bigger deal and more precise. [indiscernible] president trump: now we have currency and foreign exchange is included. it is much more complete than it would have

obviously, xi is going to say this kind of stuff.s notump quite really what the chinese expected. francine: he has a lot of support, right, president trump? people say it is working at the margins. >> he does but it is unlikely that he is going to be able to stop the tide of capital going to places like china. at the end of the day, if you -- in the works of global logistics, you can do so for a little bit, but companies will adjust. flesh.s a philosophical -- flash. >> they are suddenly no longer registering in the u.s., in london. francine: what is unclear is whether this is president trump wanting to go into the 2020 election fighting, because that's what his base wants, or whether he secretly once a deal -- wants a deal. >> his reaction is going to be actually important to see, because either he goes and softens up his stance to get a deal to show that i have got a deal and the election is come get -- coming up. >> there is lots in that i can talk about. china, strange, obviously given my background. by a large, china is going wh

weekend of hong kong protests follows a similar pattern but a warning from china does not president xi jinping indicates how much he's willing to tolerate. blockin flooding across japan as one of the. it's the island nation. i'm british welcome to. it's good to have you with us it's a threat the philippines thought it had ended up in spite of the 1000 years. at least 2 children have been found to have contracted the virus it has also been detected in sewerage in manila and a waterway in the south of the country the government has declared an outbreak and efforts are being made to immunize billions of children by some estimates 3 out of 5 children in the philippines are not immunized against polio is a highly contagious disease that spreads through person to person contact and immunization is the only way to prevent it. there is one of the n.s.a. has been monitoring the philippines response to the outbreak and joined benaud from manila and the estimates for the number of children under the age of. about 11000000 what is being done to reach them. so the philippines after eradicating poli

as we heard there in president xi jinping speech reassurance us that he would uphold the one country 2 systems have said seem to appease the protesters at all. no well as you mentioned there are a number of really cross coming home to die there are sick in various districts already one of the big. banks to be the biggest much of it. by the human rights fund that's the organization that's attracted a massive numbers of people one team in various weekends of the last month that are conducted a mile from where we are now whose wife right into central at this particular rally where we are it wasn't given permission permission by the police to go ahead but despite that these people are turning up anyway and this is a recurring theme we have seen here on sunday on sunday the police the right place made you know and that's where the confrontations kicked off early today we have seen. we have placed here now. so i believe. in the n.p.r. station the numbers are growing maybe but how you know for this much will start i'm moving to central and as you mentioned the police have warned this not to

while some 2000 kilometers away the chinese president xi jinping watched national day parades. protesters in the territory spent the day on the street calling for more democratic rights for the 17th week in a row for the 1st time the police fired live bullets at demonstrators one student is in hospital in critical condition. but the authorities used tear gas and water cannons to push back the anti-government protesters the police chief called it the most violent and chaotic day for hong kong. want to go you see how why we strongly condemn these actions. we have learned that 25 police officers were injured. and we have arrested more than 180 people who were suspected of being involved in rioting illegal gatherings persisting weapons and attacking police nearly 2000 people have been arrested since june. that's when the pro-democracy activists demanded the government withdraw a controversial extradition bell eventually the hong kong authorities did cancel the bill but the protests continued and activists want an investigation into police violence free from government influence guy

while some 2000 kilometers away the chinese president xi jinping watched national day parades. protesters in the territory spent the day on the street calling for more democratic rights for the 17th week in a row. was. this moment marks a violent escalation in the clashes between demonstrators and the hong kong police . was. and off the ship shoots an 18 year old student in the chest at close range with a life bullet authorities say the officer fired to save his and his colleagues life as they were being attacked. the 18 year old male was sent to hospital when he was sent to hospital he is still conscious at the moment i believe the doctors. conducting examination curing him cure him at the moment at this moment he was arrested for assaulting police officer we will conduct further inquiries and then once after the inquiries we will decide whether we will press charges or not. over 1500 people have been arrested since june that's when the pro-democracy activists demanded the government withdraw or a controversial extradition bell eventually the hong kong authorities did cancel t

president xi has ignored the warnings. americans largely see china as a monolith, an image encouraged by the communist party and the grand parades. in fact, it's a vast complex society going through great transformation. xi is trying to hold it together and maintain control over a dynamic society without provoking a backlash. that's why with all the military power on display, xi has been weary about using any of it to quell the riots in hong kong. societies that are confident enough to criticize their leaders relentlessly, to mock military parades and look honestly at all aspects of the past often look messy, chaotic and divided. but perhaps in the long-run, they have a deeper resilience and stability. for more, go to cnn.com/fareed and read my washington post column this week. let's get started. >>> it's a rare pleasure to interview two of america's finest elder states people at once, but that is exactly the opportunity i had this week when i sat down with collin powell and madeleine albright. both of them, of course, ser

president xi xinping who is now considered president for life ?ed president for life? it is a very symbolic day for the president who has centralised all power at home and has the historical heritage of the founding fathers, including chairman mao, whom he paid personal tribute to me. and he is also talking about the economic growth so this will be a chance to showcase both to the ordinary people and third, there will be some belt and third, there will be some belt and road initiative of the very aggressive policy of china since residents using pink took power, so at heart and soul power of china will be demonstrated in this regard. of course they are concerned about potentially embarrassing protests taking place in hong kong, but what is the importance, the significance of the territory to the communist party because yellow i think the value of hong kong should not be judged by the gdp contribution to china. the most important function is actually the foreign investment of china, 70% of that has to be through hong kong, so it is irreplaceable. i

president xi jinping oversaw celebrations for the communist rule in china.me on, divers are searching for victims after an article it collapsed today. it sends a burning oil tanker onto boats below. 10 people were taken to local hospitals. the incident occurred hours after a typhoon swept on the island. officials would not say if the storm had weakened the bridge, or given other details on the probable cause. the top federal prosecutor in manhattan says the u.s. government malloy and -- will join a legal fight over the president's tax and other financials records. the move suggests the u.s. may join in support of the president. he wants the documents as part of a probe on whether the trump administration falsified business records related #payments related to two women who had sexual relationships with president trump. is celebrating his 90 fifth birthday today, becoming the first president to reach that milestone. , who still lives in tiny planes, georgia, is still involved in humanitarian work. he and his wife plan to travel to nashville this week to help

this is a position of president xi, is it not? they indicated they would continue buying substantial amounts right now. the $40 to $50 billion was meant to phase in over a couple of year time period. lou: that wasn't made clear to anyone as i have read anyone's reporting, including my own. the idea that $40 to $50 billion was going to be phased in. there is as communication problem between the chinese and the united states, it's pretty clear. i don't know of another instance in which we have a trading partner making stated positions and the united states accepting those positions, and then twice within a 6-month period watching them renege. that's just about enough. >> especially if it's true. i don't know if it's true that they stopped making the purchases that they had done voluntarily just before the talks resumed. they said when we were all in the oval friday that they would continue the big purchases particularly of soybeans and of pork that they had started just before that. so if they are not, that really is a very specific

our correspondent scott hytner is live for us in hong kong scott as we heard there president xi jinping reassuring as that he would up hold the one country 2 systems is going to appease the protesters in any way in hong kong. no appeasement i can assure you that right now we do know as you mentioned there are some plans for events today but it's going to be difficult for the protesters to do that as you had mentioned you know a lot of the m.t.r. train stations are closed around the areas where some of the protest vents were to take place a levon n.p.r. stations in total we're also hearing the main tunnels coming into hong kong island there are checkpoints at the beginning of those tunnels and so police are looking into the vehicles into the buses this is something they've done in the past particular when it came to protests that were supposed to happen at the airport that was one of the ways that the police were able to kind of clamp down on the numbers though we haven't really seen anything in big form right now there are small protests near here this is where the flag raising ceremony

is that the message from xi?s been on high-security all month in preparation for this massive military parade, with more than 100,000 people involved. you have xi in his speech displaying a sense of confidence , strength, and unity, saying that nothing can stop china's rise. this is as he faces a litany of domestic and international challenges, from the hong kong protests, trade war with the united states, sloan chinese economy, and an aging population. what he really wants to highlight is china's enormous economic transformation from a war-ravaged country to the world's second-largest economy. one way to show that is through the massive military parade with a display of advanced weaponry. the first time in public view, we saw one of the world's longest range missiles that is capable of hitting the continental u.s. that is also on display drones, tanks. just an hour ago, we saw a long column of tanks passing through -- outside the beijing studios in beijing on their way to the center of tiananmen square. manus: o

president xi has made a striking break from the past. they have increased the state's role in the economy, tightened split cal -- and embraced maoism. they want conducted interviews and concluded that some do instead have a hankering for the good old days. the scholars described this as a reflective nostalgia for an earlier, simpler time before the breakneck pace of growth and globalization created a whirlwind of change. to put it another way, some chinese yearn to make china great again. the revived celebration of mao-era ideology songs and doctrines have truck up westerners as bizarre. mao tse-tung killed and displace ten of millions of chinese people, but it's been recognized that an embrace of nostalgia can be useful. a central aspect of china's maoist revival has been the return to a cult of personality. xi has abolished term limits, established his own thought as comparable to mao's own ideas and generally dispessed with the idea of collective leadership. all of this marxist stunning reversal, he created the reforms that created th

president xi could use a win. force johnson could use a win. the eu could use a win.rth, and most importantly, the policy mix has changed very much for the better. in our own work, we call it the global risk this. policy over the last 12 months, where we are today and policy versus a year ago -- a lot of people were talking about that q4 would be the same as last year's devastating q4. for us, policy is much better placed today than it was a year ago. our outlook for economic growth has really turned up. for us, we are positive. we think risk assets will rally through the course of the fall. haidi: is it really the second part of the year thesis that will drive any breakout? if you look at the trade, potential brexit deal, notwithstanding there is very little details about what or when we might get out of these negotiations. it is one facet looking at the downside pressures on the u.s. economy and growth. jay: you are absolutely correct. the way i'm starting to think about it -- i think we are in one of those rare periods where good news is good news for risk assets,

president xi centralizing and strengthening control in beijing some of the president's political rivals have been swept up in his crackdown on corruption as well as the ongoing protests in hong kong and allegations linked to human rights the trade war with the us is forcing china's economy to slow. this is a not a adversity of high expectations that is going to be very glorious in the near future it's an anniversary in which we look back on what china has been able to attain and we talk about a new era of sacrifices and struggle. in 1989 chinaman square soul bloodshed when pro-democracy demonstrators stood up against time in $29.00 china is determined to show that its military is stronger than ever but the success of president xi jinping his leadership may depend on how he handles china's new found asperity matheson. beijing. and we'll be talking a bit more about china a little later on in the program but in the meantime let's go to the united states because new ripples of a measure that suggested president trump the help of another foreign leader of a political gain the new york times

president xi has been following it closely. [shouted questions] >> you have been working together for a year and a half now. president trump: are you from china? >> yes. president trump: people from china have to be proud of your team. they are unrelenting. i say that in a positive way, but they are unrelenting. they are tough. they are smart. and they have negotiated a great deal. but i think the people of china should be very proud of this team, starting with the vice premier, a very extraordinary man. we have gotten to know each other well. and everybody on my team expects your team. so i think they have really handled themselves incredibly well. [shouted questions] trump: so the tariffs, the increase from 25% to 30%, that will be suspended. we will be paying 25%, but we are not increasing it to 30%. and you might want to mention the additional tariff. >> the additional tariff, the second half of september, scheduled to go into effects of -- go into effect december 15. the president has not made a final decision on that, but

president xi jinping minced no words in his speech. sure. they are socialist china stands proudly in the east. there is no power that can shake the position of our great motherland. there is no power that can stop the chinese people and the chinese nation from moving forward. president xi they're standing at the same spot where multitool stood back in 149 and declared the founding of the people's republic that historic announcement was just the start of one of the most important chapters of world history the rise of china. october the 1st $949.00 mousy dong proclaims the founding of the people's republic of china and gentleman square. that ended decades of civil war pitting chairman mao's communists against nationalists mao transformed the feudal society is great leap forward collectivized industry and agriculture and set unreachable targets the result catastrophic famine and the deaths of tens of millions facing criticism out launched his cultural revolution in 1966 thousands of opponents were sent to camps or executed. after decades of iso

increase tariffs next tuesday on about $250000000000.00 of chinese imports trump and chinese president xi jinping could sign the partial agreement as early as november investors welcome the news with u.s. markets ending the day higher. i'll take a look at this with our financial correspondent in new york quarter and now yes markets have been looking forward to a trade agreement and in particular to this meeting between trump and you all day what do they make of this trade deal. well there is some relief on a wall street but it will be very interesting to see how the market opens on monday because they have been so many headlines and shortly before the markets closed at some point we saw blue chips trading up by more than 500 points what we did not end on the high note the market at the end again a good 300 points what still is a pretty decent trading session but overall u.s. president donald trump mentioned that it will take 3 to 5 weeks before we will have something. written so a lot of things that we still we still need to figure out and i think investors on wall street will need the we

president xi's and playing -- president xi jinping declared that china's rise is unstoppable.can shake the foundation of this great nation. no force can stop the chinese people and the chinese nation from forging ahead. alix: in hong kong, police fired tear gas at protesters. tens of thousands marched in simultaneous rallies across the city. it's back to the bargaining table for the u.s. and north korea. a korean diplomat says they will resume nuclear negotiations this weekend. the talks have been put on hold for months. pyongyang wants the u.s. to drop -- to dropnd sanctions in exchange for partial disarmament. the u.s. house subpoenas rudy giuliani, and bloomberg has learned secretary of state mike pompeo was on the call between theident trump and ukrainian president. and in the markets, it was the best nine months for the s&p since 1997. we are continuing to build on those gains, with futures up by 0.2%, but still right around 3000. euro-dollar pretty much goes nowhere, but still a broadly stronger dollar story. you had a bond selloff that started over in asia, triggered by

xi is not a dictator, he has to satisfy his constituents. >> is not a dictator?constituency. >> no government survives without the majority of its people. >> a democrat expression of fresh air, clean air -- shannon: newt gingrich writing an op-ed aimed at bloomberg xi is running a ruthless police state dictatorship with the help of western billionaires who have their own reasons for lying to themselves about the nature of the regime lose this makes it harder for the rest of us to develop sound policies based on reality. dramatic escalation in hong kong, questions about a presidential ten washington. police in hong kong shot a teenage protester at close range, demonstrations against chinese authorities in contrast to china's celebration of 70 years of communist party rule. donald trump weighed in via social media and a lot of folks not happy about it. david fund is tracking it all. >> we were talking many weeks ago. tuesday marked the 70th anniversary of the founding of communist china setting off anger in hong kong and in washington after the president tweeted sp

we'll do a formal signing with president xi and myself. but this is just something that's very exciting. i'm very excited actually. we cover a lot more territory than agriculture. i'm very excited for the farmer because there has never been a deal of this magnitude for the american farmer. [report earths shouting questions ] >> bob, you want to talk about huawei? reporter: [inaudible]. >> i'm sorry the question is? in this agreement, we're not dealing specifically with huawei. it is not part of this agreement. that's a separate process. reporter: mr. president -- [inaudible] >> we're going to discuss where's hunter. where is hunter, by the way? whatever happened to him? we'll discuss where is hunter, when i get out, i will stop at the helicopter. right now, in respect to china and to the vice premier we'll only ask questions -- reporter: [inaudible] >> john? reporter: mr. president can you assure the you not brought up joe biden during these negotiations? >> i have not brought up with joe biden. china can do whatever they want with respect

trump did raise joe biden with president xi in a june phone call.he president's suggestion that the chinese investigate the bidens thrust his political grudge into the world's most complicated and consequential relationship. kylie atwood has more. >> reporter: christine and dave, during a phone call between president trump and president xi in june, we are learning that trump did mention joe biden, the former vice president, now his most formidable democratic opponent leading up to 2020. he also mentioned elizabeth warren, according to sources familiar with this phone call. and it was in the political sense, that they were doing well in the polls and they were the ones opposing him when it comes to 2020. we are also learning that the transcript of that call was put in the highly sensitive server, the same server that the ukrainian transcript was put into that we have consistently reported on over the last few weeks. i did speak with one chinese diplomat today who said it was chaotic as they saw the media reports coming in, but also said that china wa

xi himself be held accountable in the end, you think? doing everything we can to reverse the course of action that's been chosen there. we've now put 28ew countries, list, comnies that werengenty enabthe repression. the state department placed visa restrictions, we're going to continue to talk about these wman rights viehraitions. the president said in another context in hong kong, we want to make sure the issues are handled in a way that is humane. woodruff: hong kong, and you mentioned what's going on with regard to the n.b.a.r the chinese now retaliating against americans who speak out in favor of the protesters inhe hong kong,anager of the houston rockets, professional basketball teaems, they a now pollin-- they won't air couple of the n.b.a. games in china, as a result. how appropriate is thi what does it say about china, what they're doing there? >> yeah, i think american businesses have the right to make the decisions they make as long as they're lawful, they have to make their own business decisions. i think american businesses a

this is from president xi.ave a we were going to very successful phase one and it took us a long time to get here, but it is something that's going to be great for china and great for the usa and we appreciate a much. please congratulate president xi . thank you very much. [indiscernible] the vice premier has requested on the president has approved of documenting this -- we will not be implementing the increase of tariffs that were scheduled to go into place at 25%? >> [indiscernible] >> that's correct. that's correct. pres. trump: including the other ones. this is a very important phase. agriculture will be completed. we will bring it up to $50 million. to berojection is going the number. i do not know -- there is a question whether our farmers can produce that much. i think they can, but they literally, i said it jokingly, i think i mean it, but they are going to have to buy more land. it will be a good time to own land in iowa, nebraska, and other great states. they are very happy about it. from $8 billion -

now there is no question that this situation in hong kong is an embarrassment both to president xi and to the chinese government this is exactly the kind of distraction they did not want when the 70th anniversary celebrations were taking place but also it's interesting that he is reaffirming china's commitment to maintaining this one country 2 systems plan one which is also clickable to the china special. administrative region of macau but also perhaps sending a message to taiwan which china believes firmly should be part of china china taiwan is resisting all china's overtures to that effect but to partly because it is watching what's been going on in hong kong perhaps this was president xi trying to stress the fact that china will stand by this process and at one point he did say that he was determined to follow the path of greater autonomy for these regions . rob matheson in beijing for us we can now go to hong kong that's where scott standing by so scott i don't suppose the protesters were piece by achieving things reassurance that they're going to want uphold the one country 2 sys

never seen before china puts its best foot forward to celebrate its past as it sounds 17th president xi jinping promises that it's right he's unstoppable so he's trying to speak the communist party inside out. but in hong kong it's just gas and rubber bullets despite bans protesters come out onto the streets to denounce trying. to tear the free. welcome to. it's good to have you with us if you're a fan of military parades beijing today was your heaven thousands of soldiers goosestepping as one all to celebrate a remarkable anniversary 70 years of the founding of the people's republic a parade months in the making and symbolism and clear in purpose to signal that china is on the rise and it's fair to say president xi jinping minced no words in his speech. sure. they are socialist china stands proudly in the east. there is no power that can shake the position of our great motherland. there is no power that can stop the chinese people and the chinese nation from moving forward. president xi they're standing at the same spot where multitool stood back in 1949 and declared the founding of th

my beef is with the policies of president xi jinping and the chinese communist party, not the chinese people and especially not with americans of chinese dissent. the truth is the chinese communist party today is intent on fundamentally reshaping the norms and values that have underwritten global stability, security, and prosperity. how do we respond, do we engage china in a head to head cold war on multiple fronts or do we embrace more traditional leadership role and strengthen the international order that beijing is attempting to append. i would argue the second approach of a better model to the world, one rooted in freedom and opportunity is consistent with our values and the approach most likely to succeed. i want to talk about why we got here. we are having a conversation like this because the conventional wisdom has changed rapidly. over the past few years. .. and potentially a democratic china, and a rising china would be good for the world. today, it is clear that the aims of president xi and the chinese communist party do not align with that vision. instead, chinese governmen

president xi went out of his way at those ceremonies in beijing to talk about one country, two systems. it is in display in a way here in that headline, the unity, one country with one system which has taken place in beijing, another picture from hong kong, that terrible tension. i was passing through hong kong a few months ago as this was all happening. the real question is, where it is this going? president xi went out of his way to talk about it to make it clear in a way that he wishes to keep hong kong asa way that he wishes to keep hong kong as a separate system, that china is going to respect that and said we need to maintain the long—term stability and prosperity of hong kong and macau. that gives you an insight into how they really want to handle it and they can't because he knows that if they have a crackdown oi’ knows that if they have a crackdown or if he asks the hong kong authorities, carrie lam and the hong kong authorities to have a crackdown, that will damage the issue of one country, two systems. it is likely to bring international sanctions. we know the hong kong econ

china puts on a massive show of military might to mark 70 years of communist rule president xi jinping says no power on earth can halt the advance of the chinese nation. pressure mounts on u.s. president donald trump house democrats subpoena his personal lawyer rudy giuliani over the ukraine whistleblower allegations. and abducted freight and forced to give birth police in nigeria free dozens of women from what's being called a baby factory. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us china has been staging a massive military parade in beijing to celebrate 70 years of communist rule the anniversary is also being marked in hong kong with violent protests tens of thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators have taken to the streets near the regional government headquarters with some throwing molotov cocktails authorities responded with tear gas and water cannon one protester has been taken to the hospital after being shot in the chest his condition is on know that demonstrators also threw eggs at a portrait of chinese president xi jinping hong kong. in a scene months of on dresses loca

please congratulate president xi.hank you very much. >> thank you. >> president trump: please. >> the the vice-premier has requested and the president approved while going through the process of documenting, we will not implement increase of tariffs scheduled to go in place 25% to 30%. >> that is correct. that is correct. >> president trump: including the other ones. >> on behalf of -- >> i think we are very close. i think this is an important phase and a lot of things, the agriculture will be completed because when we bring it up to $50 billion, a project that will be the number. i don't know that, there is a question whether the farmers can produce that much. i think they can, but they are literally. i said it jokingly but i mean it, they have to buy more land. which is okay. it would be a good time to own land in iowa, nebraska and a lot of other good states. they are very happy about it. but we are taking it from $8 million which it is now and it was about $2 billion to $3 billion, but if you take the highest that

china puts on the backs of show of military might to mark 70 years of communist rule president xi jinping says no power on earth can halt the advance of the chinese nation. and the pressure mounts on u.s. president donald trump house democrats subpoena his personal lawyer buddy giuliani of the ukraine a whistleblower allegations. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us china has been staging a massive military parade in beijing to celebrate 70 years of communist rule the anniversary is also being marked in hong kong with violent protests tens of thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators have taken to the streets near the regional government headquarters with some throwing molotov cocktails at the he's responded with tear gas and water cannon there are reports that one protester has been taken to the hospital after being shot in the chest the demonstrators also threw eggs at a portrait of chinese president xi jinping hong kong is seen months of unrest as locals call for greater autonomy from beijing. and let's go right to our correspondent charlotte shell some pill is standing by

no way this is everything xi built the policy on. china 2025, one belt, one rode road. >> you were doubtful about the things they have agreed no in principle on the first phase. >> i'm doubtful we get substantive progress in things that i think are geopolitical and structural and will never happen it's great to see a deal but it gets back to what do the markets want to do with this. >> i think the market spoke volumes in terms of the rally today. even at session highs. what did we not see back down. we did not see back down the defensive sectors. ut tilts flat. staples flat no. >> they underperformed what they started today was cyclical and tech and industrials and materials and energy all these things that were tide -- >> is the recession. >> but if you're a believer in phase two and three you let go ofthe high valuation safety sectors. >> go with me on this. >> all right. >> i know you've been skeptical a lot of people have been skeptical. if this is -- could this not have been played any better ring stringing it out for three phas

china's president xi jinping is making a speech let's have a listen to what he say we sincerely center best wishes to the people's republic of china. on behalf of the c c p c national people's congress state council of the p.r.c. . the national committee of the chinese people's political consultant of congress and the central military commission. to give our best regards for the people who have worked hard and the fought hard for the independence for the it depends on the china and of also for those who died protecting our country. understand our our best regards to all as misty of chinese people and people who love china all over the world to send our best celebrations and also i want to send my regards to friends in every country who supported and who cares about chinese china's development and we thank them for that today 70 years ago comrade moussa do. announced to the world. solemnly the founding of the people's republic of china and the chinese people. has stood up. to this great crew to see that great event changed the situation in the past 100 years where china and chinese peop

that is what xi jinping wanted to espouse and what he focused on.have the military parade and this is quite something. tanks, new hypersonic drones. new nuclear missiles on display and in the past few minutes, dozens display and in the past few minutes, d oze ns of display and in the past few minutes, dozens of tanks rolling down tiananmen square. anonymous sign, 30 yea rs tiananmen square. anonymous sign, 30 years ago in 1989, today this is about a country showing off essentially to the rest of the world and showing the rest of the world how far it has come but having said all of that, there are no foreign dignitaries. this is a chinese centred event for essentially a chinese domestic audience. the choreography is immense. in tanks, on tanks, under tanks. choreography is immense. in tanks, on tanks, undertanks. the choreography is immense. in tanks, on tanks, under tanks. the military leadership in the run—up to today, has been a huge amount of operation. we are saying this isn't about china flexing its muscles. this isn't a show of strength. some

chinese president xi jinping. and did have you charlotte shots from hell is covering the protests for us in hong kong charlotte as we heard there has been a major escalation a police officer shooting a protester what can you tell us. yeah video footage appearing to show the moment that that protester was shot in the chest has really gone viral hit in hong kong what it shows is the police officer opening fire it appears at close range what we've been hearing is that the protest that was shot in the chest we've heard that he is a high school student a teenager and what it appears is that what appears have happened is that shots were sponsored off to scuffles with police a lot of people on the streets here very shocked that that has taken place we've seen police firing a number of warning shots into the in previous week this is the 1st time that a live rounds have actually hits a protest in almost 4 months of protest of this really is as you say a major escalation on the situation here in hong kong precipitous author