the chinese had person of the chinese islamic association which is a united front organization now directly again under the control of the chinese communist party announced a new broad policy which articulated this policy of which we've seen sort of. early signs of one or two years ago and this policy is called the china fixation of islam so if incent jiang is essential from what i can tell a crime to be a weaker and other parts of china is increasingly a cruel. activity which is not acceptable according to a show of chinese standard is increasingly sort of a crime as well and there's a sense that if it does not seem to. to coalesce very well with mainstream han chinese perceptions of what minority culture should be well than it needs to change and so that china fixation of islam which is happening all across north central china is a facet of this of this new policy so you can travel to mosques in northern china right now and you'll see that arabic language inscriptions have been whitewashed over people are being asked to rebuild their mosques in a more chinese style contacts between china.

i'm beginning to understand why chinese tomatoes are replacing those from france and why chinese workers are edging out european ones. but whose idea was it that china should become a leading tomato producer china is one of the few countries where people don't eat tomato sauce it's a paradox i went to beijing in search of some answers. in that fluent suburb i met again with you you'll be investor who bought the french look about norm brand. he's one of the main players in the chinese tomato industry locally he's known as generally new this is the first time he's agreed to be interviewed before a foreign camera crew. then we're going to. do you all you get was intuition you know what that treasure to study in the global tomato industry if i propose that china should become a major production base in the world should your friend you're gonna get full of shit. today china is the world's second largest tomato producer the country's market leader is the equity food giant coffee good tune playgroup. the factories assistant director takes me on a tour. five thousand tonnes of fresh tomatoes are

ok and you're in the strong why is the chinese government separating. families. and today we meet people who say they've been unable to contact detained relatives as china is accused of cracking down on muslim community have questions why gas. chat and we were include them in our conversation but first. brown reporting from the capital of china. time here a minute believes he'd be in a camp if he returned to shin jiang he says a chinese state security agent tried to persuade him to go back after he moved to israel to study early last year leaving his wife and daughter behind in shin jang the agent also a week i telephoned him repeatedly wanting details of women's contacts in israel sometimes the calls were taunting. you get. your daughter won't turn out to be a scum like you says a voice she'll be useful to the communist party. before him in left china he lived here a room she the provincial capital of shin jang he used to call his daughter all the time but in february she told him don't call me or my mother again her last words to her father with these you're a

chinese. source not in sync. was correspondent talking to us a short while ago from caracas while staying in pakistan a bomb has exploded in an open air food market killing at least twenty five people at the opposite end of the country he talked to place in the remote or rock side district in the semi autonomous tribal areas near the border with afghanistan more than fifty people were injured bombing does not appear to be linked to the consulate attack in karate. prime minister british prime minister theresa may has been facing heavy criticism from lawmakers skeptical about a draft declaration on post break that relations with brussels may has defended the deal as the best possible result for the u.k. but the admits that this is a critical moment in the negotiations disputes over fishing rights gibraltar the border between the u.k. and ireland are still to be resolved and with you leaders hoping to sign off on briggs during a summit on sunday the clock is ticking. they're not exactly celebrating but e.u. leaders

chinese affiliate jewels -- chinese officials recognized this. my conversations at the highest level often echo sentiments around, well, we need the private banks to participate, we need the foreign banks to participate. we will not fund on these projects, but more importantly, we don't want to see white elephants. we want the project to be viable. stephen: transparency and good governance, they are among the biggest challenges facing supporters of the belt and road initiative. in malaysia, a new government has seen the new prime minister pare back some of the deals signed by his predecessor, and in countries like sri lanka, a debt default is steering the project somewhat off course. >> a couple of countries, sri lanka is a good example. the chinese financed a big port, but it is actually not very useful, not economic, so now the chinese have taken it over. and i think we will see that in some smaller, more vulnerable countries. infrastructure sounds nice, but if it does not generate a lot of business it is not good infrastructure. >> you can see

the pakistani side takes measures to ensure the safety of chinese nationals and organizations. pakistani prime minister imran khan says the attack on the consulate was part of a conspiracy against economic cooperation between pakistan and china the foreign minister also condemned the gunman. one attack a designated his suicide vest killing two policeman but police killed the other two attackers before they could enter the consulate premises we're glad that all the consulate staff a safe the government says chinese consulate staff have been moved to a safe location and that security forces have the area under control however they're braced for more attacks from people who feel china is transforming the impoverished region but not giving them a fair share of the benefits victoria gates and there are. well pakistan has been a close ally of china since the one nine hundred fifty s. islamic bodies nabhan largest buyer of chinese made weapons beijing has funded more than sixty billion dollars worth of interest infrastructure projects as part of the china pakistan economic order the d

chinese phrase i heard recently is -- [speaking chinese] "we have underestimated president trump's determination." >> lou: i didn't catch all of that. i got the "under estimation." >> i think the chinese were misled. they allowed old friends in washington and new york and thought they would turn president trump around. that was wrong. then they thought in the last few weeks that they could kind of find out what the bottom line was to make a low ball offer. that hasn't worked either. so the chinese are deeply puzzled and not sure what to do next. they have the clock -- >> lou: you know, if the chinese are half as smart as they pretend to be, well, if they were half as good as international relations as they were at stealing our intellectual property they would have comprehended the steadfastness of our leadership sooner. >> i think you know, they were counting on henry kissinger to stop this. >> lou: we have to run, dr. pillsbury. good to see you. come back soon. well, up next, six days to go until the midterm elections and the national left wing media is hard at work. >> he is willing to score a

cities right than one chinese city speaking to chinese cities there's twenty percent of china's homes are empty second and third home purchases outstripped first time buyers sounds anyway on paper like a ponzi scheme your thoughts. it has converted into that so when we started talking about this probably seventy years ago homes were bought fully cash up front so there was no debt bubble danger however in the last three or four years they have now converted to loans they're getting their parents and they have to get multi family members just to kick in for the deposit and then they'll go get a loan property in areas like shanghai you know you're talking millions of millions of dollars for a normal apartment. but however property no everyone wants to live in those major major cities though that won't be the problem the problem come from here to tear three cities they are multiple empty homes china is in and also a debt bubble just like united states and you see the mel malinvestment everywhere that too many homes too many factories in the economy has not been allowed by the government t

it's been a few months ago when chinese when was carrying some chinese indian year in and baluchistan to the to die and. they did that come by and take on the chinese engineers somewhat in no case where he was regarded there was a combined liberation front so do they have. do you think is there. any doubt any a take. in sindh. the second thing the most worrying and disturbing thing is that they have never carried out suicide attacks before don't call upon is carried out inside dictates before but the forests inside actually it was carried out on chinese in. a few months ago as i said it was done in a. town of baluchistan it's the second one day is carried out. sergeant it says when some of the militant are simply decide they've never gone before the suicide that day there's another did you train. why the are targeting the chinese embassy can you can you explain what the chinese connection is here. when i think there's not a new bin and not because. i know fox tonic clonic wanted. to start a. liberation. but most liberation front cannot meet them. and decide to act on chinese not just

chinese say the bail stick by iran and the reports from tehran . u.s. president donald trump has threatened to punish chinese companies that do business with iran but no one at this car parts expo into her run seem to worried no doubt the wheels of commerce are spinning a little slower in iran these days but the history of trade ties between the persian and chinese people is older than that of most modern nations having cultivated commercial links for so long many chinese businesses are now taking the long view of iran's future maybe their public the problem for the right for the time being but the problem with go away in the future for say i would tell you that what things will happen in the future no one can help and we chinese believe that nothing is impossible and new we've seen that you know i mean also is a very strong person and that we admire that spirit of the way you write i think that we can always a find a final way. to do business with. the economic climate in iran is unstable something that has scared off many investors but chinese tr

chinese to call nice williston. all right next up to france where a report commissioned by a president or on my car is likely to recommend changes in the law to allow african works of art to be returned to their nations of origin well the port follows up on a promise by the president made a year ago to return african heritage to africa while most of the works were taken during french colonial rule in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in a paris museum on the banks of the seven a palace of african art but the seventy thousand works here have a troubled past many of them were torn from their cultural home during the colonial era. a new report commissioned by french president emmanuel mccall says that france must return the art it stole. the authors found that as much as ninety five percent of subsaharan african art is held outside the continent. in between a country with a renowned our legacy france's move is being hailed as a step toward justice. returning property is not a matter of victory for someone or failu

the first one is that the chinese domestic economy is that the chinese domestic economy is experiencing real wobbles, where as the uf economy looks like it is going from strength to strength. the second one is the asymmetric dependence in the relationship, simply put, china needs the us economy more than america needs the chinese economy. that does get president trump the bargaining upper hand. you are saying that investment, rather than trade, hand. you are saying that investment, ratherthan trade, is hand. you are saying that investment, rather than trade, is a good way of fixing this. we know that there are issues around investment, particularly chinese investment, particularly chinese investment into the us national security and other concerns, how can this be an easy fit? there is a lot to and packed here. the first thing is to say that viewing trade deficits like the win loss record of a football team is the wrong way to think about it in a modern economy. 0n the investment side, most estimates say that us multinational sales in china are twice as big as american exports to china,

the letter i'm very interested in chinese culture and the logic behind the syllables in the chinese written characters. in the. chinese visitors munch lefties in the road opie's a mountain range close to the greek border these days there are signs scattered about the village in chinese so what's going on. the chinese visitors are here for one thing lactobacillus book archive the bacteria found in the local yogurt. gonna is a visiting story. who was born and bred here and is now ninety four. he's also world famous he's been on t.v. and bulgaria brazil and china explaining the secret of his long life. we're also healthy here because we eat a lot of yogurt we can't live without it it can be made with cow's milk sheep's milk or goats milk it doesn't matter we need yogurt to survive that's why i've lived so long record. china wants what he's having lunch left the yogurt is one of chinese company bright berries top selling products you could find. in the oceans he says he she sees. the drinking yogurt made with a strain of lactobacillus book erica is now sold in almost every major supermarket in

many are limited by chinese labor. most appear not to be commercial bible and almost none are transparent. we have to does all of those. on the transparency, as secretary malpass described, working with the g20 and within the imf and world bank we're working on debt sustainable to frame work for low income countries. when they go into low-income loe country they have to the full picture. managing director look art has been very clear. when ifi's go in. when we western donors or the ifis lent lincoln it's not lika resource distraction. the information shared with imf and can support early but these noncommercially viable projects and is under secretary malpass stressed early, what's new in the what is the private sector. the best option is the private sector building these projects. when they do it they are darn sure it is commercially viable. so you don't get that problem. >> just follow up on that briefly, how can the u.s. better more effectively catalyze private investment in the developing world? >> i think cox has

a new government ran against basically chinese lending and won and they are now opening up the chinese books, in fact this morning they discovered some of the chinese projects were massively in cost over runs, triple the price. they cancelled airport projects, $300 million on the rationale basis existing airport wasn't utilized. burma scaled back. i think countries are beginning to notice the down size and getting more savvy. i don't want to over state it that these governments will not go back to china for more loans but we think they are getting more sophisticated when they do it, but then going to your earlier statement, you win the west over lent many cases and built up debt burdens, we dealt with it, so by the same token if china makes the same types of mistakes we might have made 45 years ago, we would look to them to some sort of forgiveness so they around saddled with the debt forever crippling them. i think it's something the entire world would like to see. so, but thank you for raising that issue. it's certainly one of intense interest. >> one of the reasons it was such a pro

chinese hacking efforts aimed at u.s. technology as trump prepares to meet with ext xi at the g20 summit next week. love is back monday. among the guests joining him then will be mark lauder and jason chaffetz. trish: threats of a human stampede at the border. fox learned things could soon escalate. we have the terrifying details night. the u.s. military is preparing for the worst. defense secretary james mattis says the white house authorized the use of lethal force if necessary to protect our agents guarding the border. general jack keane is here next. congressman sean duffy in the house. dr. sebastian gorka. they all

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the chinese are smart. they've been telegraphing today some of the concessions they're going to make. the basic idea is to say china is going to open up on its own for all countries and imply that america is not a special concession. this is probably not going to work but i'm looking forward to saturday night aren't you for the dinner and the one-on-one session. lou: what i'm really looking forward to is when the chinese finally rea realize, an awarenes that this president is not going to be played and that they're going to have to actually quit stealing or stuff as a condition to trading with us. let's hope it's near at hand. >> some chinese still think he's bluffing that's the problem. the goldma goldman sachs crowd - lou: when you call a bluff, you better be damn sure what you're doing. the chinese obviously don't have a crew. good to see you. >>> be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you think communist china's juvenile threats of war simply display as they feel the president's full force for tariffs an

a lavish week long important submission in shanghai portrays china as a vision of globalization the chinese economy has long taken full advantage of the global trade system flooding the world market with cheap exports but it imports relatively little. china presents the typical images you'd expect from a modern dictatorship brilliant light spectacles shanghai by night and singing children with flowers the architect behind the event is chinese president xi jinping he's flown in numerous heads of state from all over the world so. in a world of increasing globalization this lure of the jungle approach where the winner takes all will only lead to a debt and inclusiveness cooperation a mutual benefit the only ways forward. u.s. president donald trump was not at the fair and for the high trade plus he slapped unitive tariffs on around half of chinese imports and is threatening with more china is now making vague promises to open their markets based imports and reduce the surpluses from we're going to china will further lower tariffs improve the level of convenience for customs clearance reduce th

[ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: i oppose it, absolutely oppose it. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> may i continue, please? helping translate? >> hi, good afternoon. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: i am living on irving street, sunset district. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: i am here to oppose the proposal of the amendment today, which is become law. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: when we attend the irving street public hearing, we already opposed even medical use of marijuana on irving street. and we know that was a patients' needs. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: we know the patient has a lot of ways to get their own medication, marijuana, for medication use. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: at that time, we have 85% of people opposed the m.c.d. on irving street. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: at this time, about 300 feet, we have 85% of people saying no to the m.c.d., and at least we need to have minimum of 600 feet away from kids, from preschool, from the facilities t

people will be fully mobilized behind the chinese government to the chinese military. the company ministration is reimposing sanctions against iran that were lifted as part of the twenty fifteen u.k. deal the us president took to twitter to taunt iran with the news in a post resembling the tagline from the hit t.v. series game of thrones the sanctions which are part of a broader set of measures include an oil embargo washington says it wants to make use of iran's oil exports to syria the u.s. secretary of state says the main target is the iranian government. before issues here core areas of a run for economy it is aim to deprive the regime of the revenues that it uses to spread death and destruction around the world. on the straits of tiran say it or great civilians who will end up bearing the brunt of the sanctions. time about manson's hard to come by because of sanctions no doubt if you are caring for a patient your life is affected by these sanctions sanctions decrease the quality of life a speech will cannot now octane things they used to tame easily the foreigners

people will be fully mobilized behind the chinese government and the chinese military on friday the trumpet ministration announce that washington's reimposing all sanctions against iran that were lifted as part of a twenty fifteen nuclear deal donald trump took to twitter to taunt tehran with the news in a post that resembled the tiger line from game of thrones of sanctions which are slated to come into effect on monday follow merica is unilateral withdrawal from the iran nuclear agreement that was in may this year the new sanctions come on top of the ones already imposed by washington and focus heavily on iran's oil sector penalising states as well they refuse to hold imports of crude oil from iran the u.s. secretary of state might pompei o says the main target is the iranian government be sanctions hit core areas of iran's economy it is aimed at depriving the regime of the revenues that it uses to spread death and destruction around the world well meantime people on the streets of toronto told us it's ordinary iranians will end up bearing the brunt of washington's punitive measure

>> tariffs, when they're used -- >> i mean to these chinese tariffs. is there a downside in the u.s.? >> no. no. >> but what's been so surprising to many who watch the chinese retaliations is how targeted, how sophisticated they have been at targeting parts of the country that supported donald trump, politically, parts of the country that support republican leadership, politically, and that this is an indicator for some who study -- >> call that election meddling. >> yeah. >> you could call that election meddling. >> do you think the chinese are meddling in our elections? >> well, if you look at -- well, you just said they were. >> no, you said you call it election meddling. i didn't. >> what you said was they were targeting our districts, politically, right? >> that's been widely reported. i mean, they are going after -- >> here's what -- all we're trying to do is defend ourselves. everybody in america knows that china steals from us and they cheat us. and so when our president acts to defend our people from that and the chinese respond by trying to b

and chinese executives here. front and center are the concerns about the trade war and the impact, the uncertainty is a focus. and the fear a continues to erode the business sentiment. here to get a sense of how the trade war is playing out in china. they have skin in the game. ia. is a potential flashpoint between china and the u.s.. -- artificial intelligence. this is a potential flashpoint between china and the u.s. and a topic for uber. artificial intelligence is central to what they do and they are concerned if the trade war continues a could erode the collaboration in the ai space they say is so important to continue to develop the area and add benefits for the businesses they do. execs are trying to way this out. they will be looking at this g20 meeting. no one i spoke to think that will be resolved by the end of the weekend. they are trying to plan how this will impact their business five years from now and how concerned is the u.s. when it comes to chinese tech ambitions and what steps will they take bey

the chinese hustle in the urban sector still has equity in the property sector. -- chinese consumers will consume. more important, there is a very important policy in the coming year, whether the governments will act upon that, that is a rural land reform. chinese government can engage in so-called rural land reform, our estimates are that it could create 20 trillion u.s. dollars in the rural sector. >> that is huge and tied to the real estate market as well. i wonder if you think there is a chance that they removed some of the curve by this time next year? chancehink there is a for this property curb aussie to be removed, but second and third -- some of the curve could be removed. we need to consider in the coming year given that china's -- thet rate has fallen mortgage lending rate could be falling as well. we are not overly concerned about china's property market over the next few years. the underlying demand is still quite strong. the government is worried about the bubble rather than a collapse of the markets. steady hande have a a the property market, measured approach, rather

she is the fifth woman from her village to marry a chinese man who said you know i don't want. their. eyes or my mamma. does them all of the developers will chrysalis said to the wall or i was just. well you want. to. bring. before the. law doesn't know what cloud of life she will have in china she was told by the traffic the new husband is rich and she thinks she will have been easy a life then in indonesia. it's not easy. to get. to him. lie has arrived in gongs on the bachelor village. saw. she will live with her new husband's parents. lance we both go to the country on a family residence permit which lie will have to re new every year but she doesn't have a work permit. yet. how . to do this for the. contact. who leaves her a. not not not a happy. mom doesn't understand the local dialect. yeah every. now and them. you know i. gather you. figure out how you. live will probably never see indonesia or again. her in-laws sacrificed too much to risk escaping. through the town. but how many women will be burdened solved and how many men must live alone before tradition is legard.

from the chinese perspective, i can tell you with peter navarro, the chinese don't like him. they know his hard stance. they know of what he's said before. i understand it is a tactical strategy, but they could see this as an insult because they expect from the u.s. presidential side. if they feel like they are not being respected, how much of an olive branch do they extend? liz: well, let's mix it and balance this here. larry kudlow, who is the chief economic advisor to the president, has been the one working minute by minute with the chinese according to president trump. he's been dealing very much with them, and larry is one of these pragmatists. he understands, and he was the one who originally said mr. president, tariffs are a tax. and so he feels probably that there may be a way to massage this and at least look forward, january 1, we have the clock ticking, that's when some of these tariffs on 200 billion worth of chinese goods reset from 10% to now 25%. that's really turning the screws on the chinese, and the president has been very clear that he's ready to add on ano

people will be fully mobilized behind the chinese government and the chinese military meanwhile on friday the trumpet ministration announced that it's reimposing all sanctions against iran that were lifted as part of the twenty fifty nuclear deal the us president took to twitter to taunt around with the news team in a post resembling the tagline from the hit t.v. series game of thrones or the sanctions slated to come into effect on monday following america's you know rapture withdrawal i'm a from the from the iran nuclear agreement and the sanctions come on top of those already imposed by washington focus on oil painting rising states that refused to hold crude imports from iran the u.s. secretary of state says the main target is the iranian government. these sanctions hit at the core areas of iran the qana me it is aimed at depriving the regime of the revenues that it uses to spread death and destruction around the world well the people on the streets of tehran we spoke to said that it's ordinary civilians who will end up bearing the brunt of the sanctions. time about manson's a hard to

these men are playing a chinese version of chess if you. can was. it can i take this town a town street is filled with restaurants that are popular with tourists and locals alike was ballet i was asked. her. her believes the culture to shops of busy but they don't sell necessities like food and clothing as they did in the old days. it was easy to please. am i believe it's a lovely part of town even at night. the . good all you. know it all in any april many singapore chinese take part in traditional ceremonies to honor their ancestors all these observances date back to ancient china. to the last six years. this is daisy lim. she's eighty three years old have parents and brothers are buried here at the blue could brown symmetry. one of daisy's friends explains the order to ins of the ceremony. these. papers they actually represent. the truth of this case. it's a ritual. in here china. when someone when they. felt we grateful they couldn't pay respects to his parents and. so many graves they could not find your parents. he truly. paper. you. print mus