this is shanghai the historic hold on the yangtze river china's greatest city. and arranged to meet the american author james bradley whose latest bestselling book the china mirage reveals an extraordinary hidden history of american power and martin china it was almost illegal for someone like me to know a chinese for almost all of american history the chinese came to america to mine gold and build the railroads and americans decided we didn't like the competition so in $882.00 we had the chinese exclusion act which kept the chaney's out of the united states for about 100 years so you have the largest population in the world that can come to the united states so it just the point we're putting up the statue of liberty saying we welcome everybody we were wrecked in a wall saying we welcome everybody except those chinese. fear of a rising china today is the latest chapter in the history of propaganda but president of the chinese as uncouth an infant teil. to western popular and political culture the chinese became the yellow peril. and racial stereotypes fall the

shanghai's problem is particularly acute. a local communist party official talked to us about a garbage siege. for years, the bin men would take everything away. sorting was mostly done by scavengers, most of it was then buried. but in the world's most populous nation, that's changing, because of this. 0n the very edge of shanghai, a man—made mountain of rubbish, potentially poisoning the land and water underneath. shanghai's big push to get people to sort their rubbish at home is aimed at achieving a couple of things — getting them to think a lot more about consuming less. getting them, as well, to think about throwing out far fewer things that can't be recycled. but there is one thing that china wants to use a lot more of and it is this. this is the biggest incinerator of rubbish in the world. laogang energy centre generates electricity by burning rubbish — 3 million tons of it a year. it's the future for china, so says the government. but there's long been concern about poisonous emissions. and on that plan to burn m

regulate 3 patrols roam shanghai the seed 600 coalitions within the 1st 2 days of the new regulations citizens face fines of 25 euros for not separating my trash correctly companies face penalties of up to 6400 euros. 69 year old paying is a party member it's her job to watch over her local housing estate her ensure no one makes any mistakes. dancing and singing she's now developed a passion for separating waste she checks everything with an eagle eye there are thousands of volunteers like her vying to fulfill their patriotic do you. know what i'm a someone isn't sure what goes into which we help them out that so embarrassing for them that they really aim to get it right the next time you have someone spat managed. to report them to the citizens committee they then visit him at home to talk with him. there are incentives for the local eager beavers who are given points for separating correctly making the effort worthwhile . when you've collected enough points the government rewards you. just you can use them in exchange for the basics of life like fred. educational videos about waist

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this is shanghai the historic hotel on the yangtze river china's greatest city. i arranged to meet the american author james bradley whose latest bestselling book the china mirage reveals an extraordinary hidden history of american power and mountain china. it was almost illegal for someone like me to know a chinese for almost all of american history the chinese came to america to mine gold and build the railroads and americans decided we didn't like the competition so in $882.00 we had the chinese exclusion act which kept the chaney's out of the united states for about 100 years so you have the largest population in the world that can come to the united states so it just the point we're putting up the statue of liberty saying we welcome everybody we were wrecked you know wall saying we welcome everybody except those cheney's. fear of a rising china today is the latest chapter in the history of propaganda but president of the chinese as uncouth and in front. to western popular and political culture the chinese became the yellow peril. and racial stereotypes for t

where exhausted was the freest comment i heard coming back the change was barely comprehensible here in shanghai the freedom bears no comparison yes there are issues with human rights especially the right to speak against the state and challenge its power since i was last here millions of people of been lifted out of poverty many of them into an entirely new middle class this epic is still barely understood in the west or should that be wilfully misunderstood the truth is that china has matched america at the cern great game of capitalism and that is unforgettable. one measure of china's new capitalism is the run rich list this league table of china's mega rich has published by rupert who can more than older tony and his chinese name is who run he's received many awards including china's man of the year. this year 2015 it's probably been the most extraordinary year of wealth creation in the history of china again you know i've been doing this list for 1516 years i've never seen a year like 2 $1015.00 you know normally for $200000000.00 pounds or $300000000.00 we find say by $800000.00 people thi

this is shanghai this story short on the yangtze river china's greatest city. and arranged to meet the american author james bradley whose latest bestselling book the china mirage reveals an extraordinary hidden history of american power and martin china. it was almost illegal for someone like me to know it chinese for almost all of american history the chinese came to america to mine gold and build the railroads and americans decided we didn't like the competition so in $882.00 we had the chinese exclusion act which kept the chaney's out of the united states for about 100 years so you have the largest population in the world that can come to the united states so it just the point we're putting up the statue of liberty saying we welcome everybody we were wrecked you know wall saying we welcome everybody except those cheney's. fear of a rising china today is the latest chapter in the history of propaganda but president of the chinese has on couth and in front. to western popular and political culture the chinese became the yellow peril. and racial stereotypes to

at majort's look indices and see some positivity, shanghai comp up 2/10 of 1%. the nikkei to 25 moving to the upside again in correlation to the yen, which is relatively weaker than it has been of late. hang tank -- hang seng, 8/10 of 1%, a flat end of the session

shanghai's problem is particularly acute. a local communist party official talked to us about a garbage siege. for years, the bin men would take everything away. sorting was mostly done by scavengers, most of it was then buried. but in the world's most populous nation, that's changing, because of this. on the very edge of shanghai, a man—made mountain of rubbish, potentially poisoning the land and water underneath. shanghai's big push to get people to sort their rubbish at home is aimed at achieving a couple of things — getting them to think a lot more about consuming less. getting them as well to think about throwing out far fewer things that can't be recycled. but there is one thing that china wants to use a lot more of and it is this. this is the biggest incinerator of rubbish in the world. laogang energy centre generates electricity by burning rubbish — 3 million tons of it a year. it's the future for china, so says the government. but there's long been concern about poisonous emissions. and on that plan to burn mor

shanghai general sports is one of the biggest bicycle manufacturers in china. the company produces more than three million bikes every year. c.e.o. lei ge attributes the company's success to buildingan close relationships with his partners abroad, particularly in the u.s. >> we work with our partners in the states as a family. that's why we can become so close. >> yu: that supphain integration has built up over 30 years, and it means the trade war has hit shanghai general sports and many companies in china that sell to the u.s. lei has had to let go about 30% of his staff. it doesn't help that china's economic growth has slumped to its lowest level in nearly three decades. >> oh, we hate this. it's just more difficult than ever. of course, we feel disappointede and we feel upset, but there's nothing we can do. >> yu: this factory produces up to 13,000 bicycles everyday. they're sent to countries such as australia, canada, and japan. but 80% of them are made for the united states. >> schifrin: and arrive in this south carolina factory. >> we're producing this ye

regulate 3 patrols roam shanghai the suit 600 coalitions within the 1st 2 days of the new regulations citizens face fines of 25 euros for not separating the trash correctly companies face penalties of up to 6400 euros. 69 year old paying is a party member it's her job to watch over her local housing estate her ensure no one makes any mistakes. dancing and singing she's now developed a passion for separating waste she checks everything with an eagle eye there are thousands of volunteers like her vying to fulfill their patriotic do you. know what that someone isn't sure what goes into which we help them. out that so embarrassing it was then that they really aim to get it right the next time you have someone spat management and want your report then to the citizens committee they then visit him at home to talk with him to temple some city council here there are incentives for the local eager beavers who are given points for separating correctly making the effort worthwhile. it in the when you've collected enough points the government rewards you. just you can use them in exchange for the

robin brant reports from the country's biggest city, shanghai. lunchis lunch is done at this place, and now comes the big sort. i think we have got plastic, shellfish, but not the bones, not the shelves. yes, it's too big and hard. all of this now needs to fit into shanghai's new categories for what gets thrown out from 24 million people. do you not think china has a big enough problem with what goes into its air that burning rubbish is not the answer? that is why we are classifying it. if we put it all together and burn it, then we had pollution to the air. the problem in this part of china is particularly acute. the local communist party officials talk to us about a garbage siege. shanghai's big push to get people to sort their rubbish at home is aimed at achieving a couple of things, getting them to think a lot more about consuming less, and getting them as well to think about throwing out far fewer things that can't be recycled. but there is one thing that china wants to use a lot more of, and it's this. this is the biggest incinerator of rub

i'm here at their largest ever brand exhibition here in shanghai. it really plays up the company's heritage, showcasing more than 180 years of jewels, designs, its placement in history. that comes amid a chime -- time where more chinese shoppers are choosing to buy at home versus abroad. the company is facing headwinds including the u.s.-china trade yuannd the weakening against the dollar. he did talk about how the tariffs are hitting the company. take a listen to how he characterized how they are dealing with. . that. >> this is an effect on the mainland china. beyondomething that is our control, but we want to deal with it, but not just by increasing prices. we are looking at ways to mitigate this factor. reporter: so they are choosing to absorb the costs in the short-term. he did say it is expected to have a bit of a margin impact, given that china is such an important market for the. this does not change their plans here domestically. david: all right, good stuff. selina wang, our china correspondent lived for us and the biggest favor -- biggest

now, this comes after in their rejection letter the lse effectively said their shanghai stock exchanges are preferred and direct channel to access the many opportunities with china. and of course the reason these comments are interesting is from political perspective it's difficult to see a hong kong getting this deal across the line without support from beijing. then of course from a deal perspective, it raises the complication of hong kong getting this deal across the line so a lot for ls-e shareholders to consider and this is one development we'll be watching closely over the coming weeks as hong kong exchange engages with those lse shareholders joumanna >> certainly a story we're watching closely i want to bring back in mark mobius and the professor from lse. were you surprised at this hong kong exchange offer to take over the lse? >> yeah, i was kind of surprised but in a way it was in line with what they've been doing. they've been making acquisitions and they probably want to expand further so that they can call themselves more global rather than just hong kong oriented interesti

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this is shanghai the historic hotel on the yangtze river china's greatest city. i arranged to meet the american role for james bradley whose latest bestselling book the china mirage reveals an extraordinary hidden history of american power and martin china it was almost illegal for someone like me to know what chinese for almost all of american history the chinese came to america to mine gold and build the railroads and americans decided we didn't like the competition so in 1902 we had the chinese exclusion act which kept the chinese out of the united states for about 100 years so you have the largest population in the world that can come to the united states so it just the point we're putting up the statue of liberty saying we welcome everybody we were wrecked you know wall saying we welcome everybody except those chinese. fear of a rising china today is the latest chapter in the history of propaganda but president of the chinese has on couth an infant child. to western popular and political culture the chinese became the yellow peril. and racial stereotypes tol

in's not :00 beijing, shanghai and singapore. yvonne: we're counting down to the open of trade here in hong kong. david: it's friday, let's get it on. optimism returns with the trade trump stilldent wants an overall deal. yvonne: mario draghi powerful critics. tom:

and life expectancy in china, in shanghai, it is higher than new york city. so now we have the world's second largest economy, and this is what china has achieved in 70 years. in fact, in a0 years. so in a way, very legitimate cause for celebration. absolutely. and there will be the largest military parade planned. and it is to celebrate its achievement. what is interesting is to see whether all the other leaders during these times will be honoured. china didn't get here just because of xijinping. it had gone through different generations of leaders, different generations of chinese... establishing china and working and chasing this dream. and that is something that i think all chinese people would agree is worth celebrating. john, you also have a long personal experience of china as a reporter for the new york times, in fact one unpleasant experience when you were kicked out in the mid—80s. you were there in the 70s, again in the 80s, you were back last year, what you make of the trajectory? it's probably appropriate to quote the premier of china during my

and the life expectancy in china, in shanghai is higher than in new york city. so now we have the world's second—largest economy, and this is what china had achieved in 70 years. in fact, in a0 years. so, in a way, very legitimate cause for celebration. absolutely. and there will be the largest military parade planned. and, again, it is to celebrate its achievement. what is interesting is to see whether all the other leaders during these times will be honoured. so, china didn't get here just because of xi jinping. it wasn't realised yesterday. it had gone through different generations of leaders, different generations of chinese... establishing china and working and chasing this dream. and that is something that i think all chinese people would agree is worth celebrating. john, you also have a long personal experience of china as a reporter for the new york times, in fact, an unpleasant experience when you are kicked out in the mid—80s. you were there in the ‘70s, you were there again in the ‘80s, you were back last year, what do you make of the trajecto

putin's initiative of the greater eurasian partnership involving the eurasian economic union countries shanghai cooperation organization a.c.n. and which is open to all other eurasian states including e.u. member countries. we have already started moving in this direction by interconnecting the development plans of the eurasian economic union and the chinese project one belt one road consistent implementation of these endeavors will contribute not only to increasing economic growth but also delaying a solid foundation in order to forge an area of peace stability and cooperation from lisbon to jakarta ladies and gentlemen in the run up to the next anniversary of the united nations i would like to underline the un centered system of the world order this by the ultra trials remain. remain stable and has a great capacity for resilience it is a kind of safety net which guarantees if the charter is respected a peaceful development of mankind by finding a balance of sometimes rather contradictory interests of various countries and as we approach that 75th anniversary the main conclusion is probably th

shanghai moving to the upside. hopefully more on the way to support what is going on in china. let's look at some of the moves out there. the aussie 10 year, huge rally, last week in bonds. the selloff taking place. -- a rally taken place. five basis points. platinum features, this is interesting. much further up on platinum. that was down to this prediction you would see a nine -- he would see an increase. crude, unchanged. saudi arabia minister being replaced by one of the kings sons. that uncertainty is lifting up. gold heading higher. going in opposite directions. that's all we have. the yields in australia are adjusting lower to the bad data out of the weekend from china. clear that they will support the economy is the trade war intensifies. taking a bigger than expected hit. should i expect more from central banks? >> unless you expect the chinese economy to suddenly stand up again, you expect the trade war to end tomorrow and take all the pressure of exports, i think you can expect more stimulus from the pboc. sending lots of signals. they have already unleashed more sti

how there's been some rain in shanghai as a costal from the western edge of what is almost a talk for just screen that is tropical storm on its way to south korea so it's left behind effectively almost the northeast monsoon so drawing pictures still quite warm 27 in shanghai and 30 thereabouts the most places to get to higher ground further west and here's any place you go to find rain in your non maybe sichuan most the politician plateau where clearly it's not cold enough for snow even the south china sea is largely devoid of showers if you will fall or if you will hit the coast of vietnam for example and equally that same line of latitude got the monsoon rains which are slowly receding but they seem to stuck recently in mudgee british good year out towards the poles are under pressure as well and that line will see yet more right on both monday and tuesday is not confined to here there is rain for the south including in strolling but this looks to like the the bit that won't go away if you like and result of that you've still got fairly active weather that humid breeze running into

will push that rain right to these eastern coast of the china so likely to see a rather wet day in shanghai but not bad in hong kong 33 is your high temperature and then down into indonesia golson fairly widespread rain showers really across much of borneo spreading west across much of as well and certainly by cheese day a wet day in kuala lumpur with a high of 30 to. the $950.00 a clash of politics and a challenge to french colonial. in the 2 series. tells the dramatic story of how martin to. give us back our lenten season. with a rare eye witness testimony from the man who fought the french on the ground to museum the battle for independence episode one rebel is iraq. let's have a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera police in hong kong are responding with tear gas rubber bullets and water cannon as anti-government protests as hold another mass rally there denouncing what they describe as chinese tyranny arrests have been made. the british prime minister boris johnson's facing pressure on several fronts as he attends the governing conservative party conference in manchester in the n

certainly couldn't do it shanghai won't be in a position to do any of that for many years to come so that is why of course china still needs hong kong but of course it remains alarmed by the worsening violence here well the scale of the protest of stars here have really got much smaller the intensity of the violence has got worse we saw on sunday there were protests in 3 areas of ongoing fact running battles will most from one end of hong kong island to the other more than 100 people were arrested $25.00 injured and once more the target of the protesters were train stations the entrances of several were set alight and of course the police responded once more with tear gas and rubber bullets it was in many ways i think a norman a sports event for what is to come on october the 1st this is the most important day really in president xi jinping has come under the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china on china is commemorating at 6 days a large event today and beijing leaders gathered at the monument to the people and tenement square mile to say pay respect to

and life expectancy is in china, in shanghai it is higher than new york city. so now we have the world's second largest economy, and this is what china has achieved in 70 years. in fact, in 40 years. so ina way, 70 years. in fact, in 40 years. so in a way, very legitimate cause for celebration. absolutely. and there will be the largest military parade prayer there were planned. and it is to celebrate its achievement. what is interesting is to see whether all the other leaders during these times will be honoured. china didn't get here just because of xi jinping. it had gone through different generations of leaders, different generations of leaders, different generations of leaders, different generations of chinese... establishing china and working and chasing this dream. and that is something that i think all chinese people would agree is worth celebrating. john, you also have a long personal experience of china as a reporterfor the new york long personal experience of china as a reporter for the new york times, in fact won an unpleasant experience when you are

he started the defence of his shanghai masters with a six frames to nil victory against china's zhang yi. american stacy lewis will be replaced by rookie ally mcdonald for team usa's solheim cup team this weekend. lewis has a back injury so will now move to a role within the backroom team. the final ashes test starts on thursday at the oval, and — though we already know the urn is heading back down under — england can level the series against australia. we heard from the coaches today, our sports correspondent joe wilson was there. to think about the ashes as you know when once series comes to an end there will be another one. for trevor, the england coach, this is dead. the finish. the last match in charge of england and is there are there specific issues to address. he says thatjoe route is under no pressure as their captain at all as far as england are concerned. he does admit that jason has still got to prove that he is capable of batting at this level. a lot of england's selection for this match might depend on ben stokes. we did see him bold. england say they would pick him

is coming in off the eastern coast of china now you notice this area right here affecting parts of shanghai will also push up towards osaka as well some scattered showers here on monday across much of central and northern parts of japan but we don't think is going to be to have evolved we're going to seeing tokyo a warm day if you with the times are there of $32.00 degrees the rain though is going to start to make its way towards the north so on tuesday it will be across south korea we're going to sing seoul getting some rain as well temps are few of $25.00 degrees well here across the south china sea we're watching 2 particular storms developing and 1st of all one is going to be the eastern part of the philippines that is just off the chart but the one over here towards the west this is going to follow a similar pass to poor dual but it's not going to be making landfall we think in vietnam it's going to really stick cross much of the south china sea bring a lot of heavy rain along the coastal areas as well towards hong kong though it is going to be raining that's going to continue to rain

and he's now accepted a wild card for the shanghai masters the week after. murray returned to singles action last month but he's yet to win a match on the main tour. there've been big wins for arsenal and manchester city in the women's champions league tonight. vivianne miedema scored two as arsenal thrashed fiorentina 4—0 in italy in the first leg of the first knock out round. and manchester city are all but through to the last 16 as well. with a 7—1 win at swiss side lugano. five of those city goals came in the last 25 minutes. pauline bremer and caroline weir both scored twice. burnley manager sean dyche has refused to say whether the club have punished midfielder danny drinkwater after the player was involved in an incident outside a nightclub. the on—loan chelsea midfielder was pictured with facial injuries and also suffered ankle ligament damage which will rule him out of the team for two weeks. certainly old enough and wise enough to not get into scraps, but sometimes it happens. team—mates become a part of us and anyone who joins us becomes a

the shanghai composite index heading for its first monthly gain since june. shery: coming up, alliancebernstein's greater chief economist joins us with her outlook on economic growth and the countdown to the new pmi figures. the market open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. paul: asia's major markets are about to open for trade. >> welcome to daybreak: asia. paul: our top stories monday. talking trade. beijing confirms the u.s. is considering restricting fund flows to china. a/v end of prepares to list its asian unit. the hong kong share sale is the biggest this year. after rupert. hong kong reels from protests as china's national day approaches. how are we looking? sophie: we

evans' place at the tournament was confirmed when o'sullivan won the shanghai masters last weekend. it wasn't perhaps the best bit of news for wales boss warren gatland on his birthday yesterday losing his backs coach, over an alleged betting breach — ahead of the rugby world cup injapan. gatland has spoken today — and believes the setback of rob howley‘s departure won't derail the team's preparations. but he admits they were all shocked at the news. our reporter tomos dafydd has the latest for us. backin back in training amid a scandal concerning one of their own. the man who has been up warren gatland's side throughout his 12 year reign is gone. rob howley are said to be devastated by the allegations but the head coach insists it will not derail the team. you have to deal with adversity at times, key players and how you respond and react to that, and this has happened, and i must say the players in the last 24—hour severally stepped up, and they have been incredibly responsible and resilient, and sometimes that brings teams closer together. tournament organisers say they f

stellarg after that gain yesterday, just about one third of one percent lower and shanghai composite, australian market, all in the green currently. just quickly look green currently. quickly looking at what's happening elsewhere. rally, which is holding. quarters of 1% on the 10 year. ago,about nine days trading at 1.16%. to basis points higher. crude oil and others deeming a breakthrough. we do have a fall coming with iran. that is because of john bolton's departure. crude oil moving to 9/10 of 1%. we already -- we await mario drahgi. moving things along and looking at new york. su keenan is there with first word news. su: we start with the u.k. government. chaoswarning of soybean with this russian that trade and financial services, and the possibility of public disorder. the document is part of a worst-case scenario. parliament voted to force boris johnson to make it public. the government is facing legal action. the scottish appeals court ruled the suspension of parliament is unlawful. won a legalump has victory over his policies over the border with mexico. the supreme court says

it was so long ago that everyone who came in from from china headed up by the mere shanghai was wearing a mild state tome suit. and in those days the the trading relationship was $4000000000.00 exports 4 dollars 4000000000 dollars imports in the united states had a surplus of about $6000000.00 as of this year at the end of june which would be 6 months from 2019 that has changed dramatically and we. have sent about $52000000000.00 worth of goods to china they've sent us $220000000000.00 so the trade equation is rather dramatic i think that there is a genuine concern on the part of course of washington of trying to anticipate the 2020 election and what that's going to mean to the american consumer and so i think it's fair to say that there may be a little bit of a parting of the ball in terms of how to be able to deal with this there is no question and president trump has made this abundantly clear that china has proceeded along a path that has been to the disadvantage of the united states and that this has been building over a long period of time in there what he is doing is simply tryin

the winds winds 140 kilometers per hour gusting $265.00 from to by the time it passes very close to shanghai it's likely to be downgraded to a tropical storm and then it will run up into south korea and on into the sea of japan but it should stay well to the north of honshu this is by the end of the week so we are looking at some rather strong winds but we're looking at more in the way of rain and that rain will be extremely heavy across northern parts of taiwan eastern areas of china $300.00 millimeters of rain so any possibility over the next couple of days it will sweep its way further north which in the next day or 2 and then becomes stuck to south korea. whether sponsored by category worries. this is out of here our quick reminder of the top stories this hour saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman has told the american network c.b.s. that he takes responsibility for the killing of jamal khashoggi because it happened under his watch but denies any personal involvement turkey's president wretch uptight paradigm has written an article for the washington post saying his country wil

pushing right there way up into shanghai 30 celsius with those rain showers on friday and saturday it clears out in shanghai but still very unsettled elsewhere along the southeast coast then we had further to the south across the southeast of asia and we have got the thunderstorms across northern sections of borneo more rain showers into the philippines but nothing particularly heavy and in fact easing off as well into the southeast asia some cloud across into. across into my peninsula and we will see those usual scattered often in thunderstorms that we had across tools mumbai now we have got against a very active weather here the monsoon is being quite active again all of this west coast in particular by seeing some flooding rains in the last couple of days so the streets once again looking like this there's more rain in the forecast as you go through friday and really by saturday again very widespread so rain in mumbai with a high of 30. sponsored by catalona. over the decades millions of arabs have moved from the middle east many refugees but others economic migrants taking the ski

in a collision between a bus and a truck in eastern china it happened on an expressway just north of shanghai and jumpsuit province initial investigations suggest the bus had a flat tire just prior to the accident police in nigeria trying to find the families of hundreds of men and boys freed from a purported school on thursday as many as 400 captives some as young as 6 were released during a raid in the city of could do you know they were supposed to be enrolled in a religious school as a number of them had been chained up beaten or sexually abused 7 teachers have been arrested zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe has been buried in his home village of the there have been a dispute over where he should be laid to rest the government had wanted the 95 year old to be buried at the national cemetery but backtracked after complaints from his family. a plan to build a coal power plant on a unesco world heritage site in kenya has sparked fears about the impact on the environment and wildlife a consortium of multinational companies wants to build the plants on the islands but as nicholas hock

shanghai's problem is particularly acute. a local communist party official talked to us about a garbage siege. for years, the bin men would take everything away. sorting was mostly done by scavengers, most of it was then buried. but in the world's most populous nation, that's changing, because of this. on the very edge of shanghai, a man—made mountain of rubbish, potentially poisoning the land and water underneath. shanghai's big push to get people to sort their rubbish at home is aimed at achieving a couple of things — getting them to think a lot more about consuming less. getting them, as well, to think about throwing out far fewer things that can't be recycled. but there is one thing that china wants to use a lot more of and it is this. this is the biggest incinerator of rubbish in the world. laogang energy centre generates electricity by burning rubbish — 3 million tons of it a year. it's the future for china, so says the government. but there's long been concern about poisonous emissions. and on that plan to burn m

but shanghai is not a sophisticated market like hong kong and i think what you're seeing the stars here is that many in the corporate world in hong kong have actually decided that the new normal is going to be what is happening right now riots at the weekend but business is normal during the week and i think that is something that some in the corporate world are prepared to put up with because they say that actually there aren't any better options than hong kong right now. protests and riots on the weekend but we're expecting more protests during the week this week with china's national day looming. as you say saturday and sunday where again violent here in hong kong i think the scale of the protests are not what they were in the starship but the violence has become a lot more intense we had more than $100.00 arrests $25.00 injuries and once more train stations were the target of the protesters several the entrances of several were were set alight and i think it was an ominous portent as you say for what is going to come on tuesday this is basically the most important day in president x

very quickly, we hit a technical level last week in shanghai and dropped out. we hit our head on the ceiling and we are back to level. we had a big drop yesterday in the chinese market. the biggest drop since early july. a will track this after weaker fixing for the first time in 18 days. shery: thank you so much. we will be looking forward to that show. that is it for "bloomberg daybreak: asia." our markets kittredge -- our markets coverage continues in hong kong and shanghai. bloombergd for markets the china open up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ devices are like doorways that could allow hackers into your home. and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites that aren't secure. and if someone trys we'll let you know. xfi advanced security. if it's connected, it's protected. call, click, or visit a store today. yvonne:

still ahead, shanghai star board lost its shine already? will asked why china's newest stock when you seem to have gone quiet. director oft qic rates and inflation from business and with an outlook on central bank policy. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i do not want central banks responding to much to markets, and not enough to economies. if you look at the fundamentals of the u.s. economy, even though we are slowing down for obvious reasons having to do with global headwinds and the trade war, we do not need a big stimulus right now. so i am not a fan of this. >> monetary policy is already pretty accommodative so we are falling -- talking about a federal funds rate below are inflation target of 2% now. that is pretty unusual. that is normally a circumstance when we are really concerned about the economy. laureate michael spence and boston fed president eric rosengren giving their views on central bank policy. with fed officials divided over the u.s. economy, their comments this week will be scrutinized closely. in australia, the serve bank gove

newtart production at a plant in shanghai before the end of the air. south african airways has posted an ad for new sealer prominent newspaper three-month after the biggest bus quit. the carrier has been leaderless -- after the previous boss quit. also looking to fill another senior post. the announcement in the do has burke set a times suggest there has not been much suitable interest so far. airlines is the latest kyrgyzstan removal of the boeing 737 max for its schedule -- the latest carrier to extend the 737 max for a month. american is dropping a max at least through december 3 with the announcement coming two days after united pulled the jet to the middle december and southwestern moved it from the lineup until early january. daybreakdy murder, and asia, stay with us. this is bloomberg. kathleen: this is daybreak asia. kathleen hays: i am kathleen hays in new york. paul: i am paul allen in sydney. here in australia we are off by 1/5 of 1%. a similar story new zealand. in japan the nikkei weaker by 131% in the kospi is lower as well by one third o

they will get chinese government money, in the shanghai free trade zone, and invest in the united states and elsewhere, they end up doing is buying companies -- >> let's stop you, they don't need this boutique firm. >> no. >> to invest 1.5 billion, but better if they can wash it through hunter biden's company. >> right. >> 10 days after the vice president was in china on official business with his son with him. >> right. and they also need hunter biden's help, because the investments they make in this company, hunter biden on the board of directors of the financial firm. his business partner archer on the invest ga investment commity start buying asset in u.s. that are duel use technologies. >> civilian and military. >> correct. it has military implications they buy a precision tool company in michigan, that transaction is required approval by cfius. >> that is federal government committee foreign -- >> they scr t have to approve t. >> they are militarily sensitive it clear, if you have the son of the vice president involved with investment firm that is making this investment, even if it

by the way, what's it like now, you were just in shanghai. for example, is it obvious the economy is slowing down there? >> i would say somewhat the opposite. if you were in shanghai, the city is booming. it's bustling. it's a hungry, dynamic city. the overall growth in china has been upwards of 6% in china, it will be 7%, 8%, 9% economic growth. it's a very dynamic city. connell: in that city. in other places, rural areas -- >> yeah, rural areas in china suffer from a combination of brain drain and the rural areas aren't getting the investment, so you really have a huge urbanization over the last 10, 20, 30 years in china with younger folks want to live in the city, who wants to work on the farm. what took place in america over 100 years ago is taking place in china in one generation. connell: that's why some people thought now maybe oil prices do go up there, it hits their consumer, you know, they have been kind of hanging in there, hit by other things. as a final point, big picture, you expect some sort of deal soon or are you in the camp

very center of where this conflict is also located you're actually seeing shares higher and shanghai and that's part of the message too because there's such a moderate reaction there was a very positive news from the chinese economy from the purchasing managers index that sort of. mirrors the sentiment and industry there and business and that's helping to medicate the effects of this. the reaction is so mild today should we assume that that means that there's an optimistic outlook going ahead briefly if you can. with many people there is talk to a capital market strategist this morning and said look at the shares here they're not signaling a recession they're signaling we're expecting this to come to some sort of solution donald trump we just heard there's a meeting in september people are looking at that in the markets and they're hoping of course that there will be a positive outcome they know you never know with donald trump but there are a lot of people sitting on piles of money the stratus the said if it comes to a good end all right lee bars in frankfurt for us thank you. now l

this massive japanese invasion and the chinese air force was destroyed in the early fighting like in shanghai in china was pushed back up against the himalayas and was given the extraordinary task in 1942 go back to washington dc to lobby the administration to set up a group that was the american volunteer group and then known as the flying tigers and rose to great prominence and his personal story is remarkable ultimately came to feel more at home in china than he did in the us and went back to his wife and saw that's not the life that he wanted so he returned to china and married a chinese woman who was fascinating in her own right and spent the rest of his life working through shang kai-shek through the fifties when he passed away. >> thank you we are just about to get to questions would you like to say anything else before we go to questions. >> how many invasions in the pacific? but americans alone that was four / four d day and then two days ago and basic - - invading southern france. >> and i would remind our audience just a few weeks after d-day massive american t fleet in the pacific

about my head into the coming changes season but for the most part it's a dry picture hong kong and shanghai obviously in the sunshine with humidity not that high either that the monsoon the southwest monsoon over india is retreating but it's been doing it in gentle steps gentle unless you're in maharashtra much a british where those steps have been underneath pouring rain now the rain is easy a little bit around by and it's drifting slowly southward you can see the line in the last 1824 hours or so to think that could be there in the forecast as well from so than the poles down towards the heart of india living good leaving good you rant the northwest and pakistan lucky to be free of showers now but where the rain is falling and it's still around mumbai it's falling heavily a lot if you still there in somalia but lots of strong as it was committee still fairly high around qatar was temperatures still in the high thirty's. is a dialogue let you decide not to have children and it's take is really human survival everyone has a voice that has started to put our community because of course this

we've come to shanghai to visit a wall processing plant that's by a french company. is here to make sure that the museum free will that his company demand is not mixed together with inferior products. we want to inspect this facility for ourselves so. this equipment is processing 20 tons of day. for us to make sure that the well from our pharmacy stay separate from the rest of the material. in the. first barrios of are all wool that share common properties including 5 the length crimping and fineness combined into production units that way several tons each every unit is given a number then is washed and dried several times. production manager chris mckenzie keeps a close eye on the documentation so that the different varieties of wool stay separate. we get a lot of what the 40 yeah i got a lot of. likes if you think you know. the difference. between meals not much incentive to lower their prices but that principle. this was. the rule that's been washed and dried it is then processed into finished gian the batched number stays the same throughout the system which inc

is 10:29 in hong kong and shanghai. i have the first word headlines. across party group of lawmakers and u.k.'s as a possible solution to the brexit deadlock -- a hard border. that would lead northern ireland the only part of the u.k. still aligned to e.u. rules. that is bitterly opposed by belfast and has been defeated before. mark carney said the continued uncertainty is undermining sterling. issterling volatility emerging-market levels, decoupled from other events for obvious reasons because it the brexitmendously outcome. su: there is confusion around the departure of former white house security advisor john bolton who claims he could -- he resigned while president trump insists he was fired. the notorious hock left -- notoriously hawkish bolton left before a meeting on terrorism. he and the resident had been disagreeing on many issues, with bull advising the president against meeting the television. appleunder of top supplier foxconn is seemingly a step closer to running for the presidency in taiwan. aides to the main agency said he will launch an

ronnie o'sullivan has won the shanghai masters for the third consecutive year. the rocket came through a thrilling final against shaun murphy, eventually winning by 11 frames to nine. he takes home the £200,000 winners cheque in what was his first tournament since his shock defeat at the world championships back in april. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more here on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. now it is time for click. for the last four months, protesters have been rallying in hong kong. first, against a proposed bill that would have allowed the extradition of hong kong residents to the chinese mainland to face criminal trials. that bill has now been withdrawn, but protesters remain on the streets, asking for more demands to be met, including greater democratic freedoms and an inquiry into alleged police brutality. the protests have been watched around the world,

spending just looking at that that's of an hour we need an all over the route back at the pet fair in shanghai if looks as it is be delighted for the next pair of us. the bench are some of the famous naturalist and explorer. too soon to bring to the mix some dough from him bones 250. working on a voyage of discovery. expedition in boyhood on dino. welcome to the book is leaving here for details to fly in to talk about. this coverage. for poor. people we have to go back let's have a look at some of the other matches around the league you still shaking in their boots you can breathe a sigh of relief so you don't want to. go. to w. what way launches what could be the world's smartest 5 g. phone in munich today but does it have a fighting chance on the market without access to popular ops like google maps. also on the show is that right between the e.u. and south americas marker so dead in the water lawmakers in austria reject the agreement shooting down one of the world's biggest trade. the gig economy creates thousands of jobs but most of them are temporary and comes without any social security

an idea its deputy chairman was pushing at a press conference in shanghai on wednesday. translation: there are some suspicions over the security of huawei's feijoo technology in the world, which i think are baseless. "sg. world, which i think are baseless. ——sg. you will always have suspicions about security when you can't get hold of that technology. but if you can have it by some commercial means and you can control it and make your own developments with it, think that will help ease people's concerns about security. dominic sunnebo is global consumer insight director at the research company kantar. welcome to the programme. this phone is being launched today in munich. and yet we make not be able to bite in europe. that is exactly the case. lodging without google apps is a challenge for acro, a huge challenge for consumers. this is what people use on their phones day in and day out. it'll be a huge risk for big companies to actually stock these devices because they will have consumers coming back in say may have been mis— sold devices and they are not able to us