japan's shinzo abe.n trudeau and angela merkel shot back at trump, the japanese prime minister was aloof, criticizing protectionism generally. it's not that abe isn't nervous. if trump goes ahead with automobile tariffs, japan could be hit hard and abe has spoken out about these tariffs. but it appears that prime minister abe is playing out a shrewd strategy marked by a deep pragmatism. keep trump close and figure out a contingency plan in case of disaster. the first part has been going on for some time. abe was the first foreign leader to call on the president-elect at trump tower after the 2016 election. he presented trump with a gold plated golf club worth about $4,000. they've had dozens of conversations since, reuters notes. the upshot? >> we have a very, very good bond, very good chemistry. >> what's interesting is abe's newfound leadership on multilateral agreements without his american counterpart. let's start with trade. japan was dragged into a massive free trade agreement with the trans-pacifi

the only reason ab 813 got out of committee is that cal c.c.a. did not opposed it. they opposed 237 in committee, it might have been held back in committee or at least would have gotten less votes which gives us a stronger ability to kill it in the future. i really -- and the idea that being in a neutral position and claiming that you're working with environmental groups that have an opposed position, when your agency, your trade association is the reason that these bills are moving forward, is not legitimate. and i'm sorry to get back into a position to have to strongly challenge the sfpuc, but this is one of those times. if direct access is opened up, every large city that has large commercial and industrial customers, especially those that have not established community choice yet, all of those companies will be decimated. all the companies will leave even if they're getting clean energy because they're getting a better deal with bigger companies with lower economies of scale. so this is not really good. we need the board of supervisors to pressure the sfpuc. i'l

, honest abe never lied.at's difference between abraham lincoln and you. that's a big, big difference we're talk about, some difference. >> reporter: call me crazy, but i don't think honest donald is the nickname history will bestow on president trump. when it comes to stature, even when you're saluting him, abe seems to turn everyone into the size of one of his shins. jeanne moos, cnn -- >> build that wall, build that wall! >> reporter: new york. >> build that wall, build that wall! >> all right. thanks for watching. anderson's next. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news. fast breaking news. the federal court for the eastern district of virginia is known as the rocket docket, and today in day one of the paul manafort bank and tax fraud trial, it lived up to its name. a jury was picked. opening statements were made, and the first witness took the stand. as courtrooms go, that is happening at warp speed. mr. manafort, as you know, was chairman of the trump campaign. and as you may also know, th

and shinzo abe's regime and administration, i am afraid about.issues? well, it is clearly telling how difficult it is to abandon the army once we had this organisation. the emperor had to come out and to speak out and it made such tremendous effort for everyone in the cabinet to finish the war, to end the war, and to abandon the army to save the nation. and if japan moves that way again, to form a new type of army, i feel fear of what we're doing, that we're going to harm's way. some feel it is unnecessarily anxious view of the current japanese government. to bring about the surrender, hirohito had to face down resistance at the top of his government. and harada says portraying the emperor on screen today also involved taboos. while in preproduction, i checked about the safety of making this film and asked mr hando who wrote the book, and he asked some right—wingers and checked the situation, and maybe it is safe to show the emperor in that way, but to betray the family feud among the emperor's family, nobody tested that water yet. maybe japan, l

the emotion of the ordeal told them the voices of some of those shinzo abe met.sorting through the items that can be saved and those that must be discarded, and there are co nsta nt must be discarded, and there are constant reminders of more carefree times. somehow, the floodwater that this miniature horse stranded on a roof. she fell off but was unharmed. the search is now on for her foal. japan's worst flooding in decades is being blamed on more unpredictable weather caused by climate change. japan is one of the best prepared countries in the world when it comes to disaster risk reduction, disaster risk response. they are supremely well prepared, so the magnitude of the casualties of the destruction that we are seeing now really is an indication ofjust how big and how extreme this was. nearly 200 people have died. tens of thousands of homes are still without clean water. many have no power. japan has detailed plans to cope with earthquakes but some say it's done far less to get ready for flooding. when rebuilding is finished, that will no doubt change. michael

i admit it, abe lincoln is tough. but we love abe lincoln.ne of the guys when they poll came out most popular and it was in the 90s. and one of the guys on television, you know can't miss a word. they see the poll, oh my god, look at this, oh my god. yeah, seven more years. seven more. seven more. oh my god. we got to find something we got to do anything to get him out. he's doing too well. this is not good. worst of all democrats want to -- you know that. they want to open the borders, they want to let crime, tremendous crime into our country. can't do it. republicans want strong borders and no crime. democrats want open boards which equals massive crime. eang oand on top of that, the democrats, nancy pelosi, the whole group, maxine -- maxine! she likes it. they've launched outrageous attacks on our incredible law enforcement officers and on i.c.e. and our border patrol. can you believe it? people that keep us safe. their new platform, what they want to do, the democrat party, they want to abolish i.c.e. in other words, they want to let ms-1

you won't be able to take action on it, but sb 1088 -- it's 1-0-8-8, ab 33, and sb 901, which is the same author at 1088, are all being opposed by reform and a lot of clean energy advocates because of the dynamics and also because they would take the cost of fire prevention and fire liability off of the utilities and put them on customers. and as soon as that liability goes away, they don't have to care about whether they start fires or not. that's just fundamentally crazy, and so we need the board to take a position on this whole badpackage of bills. >> supervisor fewer: okay. so thank you very much. hello. >> hello. [inaudible] >> -- and extreme serious and willful misconduct. i already mentioned to you that i spoke before the police commission pertaining to assault kit situations. and during that hearing, an additional topic came up to breast center and how they wanted to change to support the police uniforms putting pink patch to support breast cancer. i supported that response and i explained that part of the reason a lot of females have breast cancer is because of cancer causin

well you know, i think we need comprehensive immigration reform and i always you remembed there were ab bolished. any time there's polls that majority of americans are overwhelming we haveo take that with skepticism. with regard to immigraon rally this weekend i don't think they moved the needle at all with regard to this administration stand on immigration. i think the president and admistration will be hard lined with it and they may ve issues ofer the handingep sation and democrats will take a stand and on immigration reform. >> final question here we're running out of time. we need comprehensive immigration reform. gop is in control cgress. failed to passe key bill last week. what will it take to move theno lltahanetle it wi a reasonable bill that would ng ines system.orha c , border security and citizen mocrats on board.den't get at the same time republicans won't passe simple fix family separation issue proposed by ted cruz. what it will take i e to political disruption that's playing washingtonth d.c. and parties. >> bradnd anthony. >> fbi fille terror attack that was supposed to

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the emotion of the ordeal told in the voices of some of those mr abe met.ing through the items that can be saved and those that must be discarded. there are constant reminders of more carefree times. somehow, the floodwater that this miniature horse stranded on a roof. she fell off, but was unharmed. the search is now on for her foal. japan's worst flooding in decades is being blamed on more unpredictable weather caused by climate change. japan is one of the best—prepared countries in the world when it comes to disaster risk reduction, disaster risk response. they are supremely well prepared, and so the magnitude of the casualties of the destruction that we're seeing now really is an indication ofjust how big and how extreme this was. nearly 200 people have died. tens of thousands of homes were still without clean water. others had no power. japan has detailed plans to cope with earthquakes, but some say it has done far less to get ready for flooding. when the rebuilding is finished, that will no doubt change. michael bristow, bbc news. stay with us on bbc

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i want to go back to abe lincoln. trump says he's more popular among republicans than abe lincoln. jesse, even for you, i think that's a bit much. >> jesse: honest abe. i don't know. >> juan: we have to see if we can find a pool for abe lincoln. >> jesse: it was probably a rasmussen poll. >> juan: i'm sure you would cite it. i think what goes on here is we come into the ear of the trump republican cold. everything trump. trump backs a candidate. even in this case, there is a popular republican running, a guy who'd been elected for 21 years in the state of florida, a veteran. all of a sudden, desantis shows up on fox a lot and gets endorsed by a trump tweet and he's a candidate. his numbers jump. i think it's telling. these guys aren't running on the economy. they're not running on tax cuts. they are running on anti-immigrant fervor. they are running on things like putting down nfl players. this is what we've got. i think fine. i think democrats know if you look at virginia in that gubernatorial race, a look of the alabama senate race, pennsylvania 18. this is not trump's time, not

it is not hard to see why abe would be objecting to it.minister shinzo abe has had his own domestic scandals. this is not really helping him. >> yes. he committed to the famous three arrows of getting the economy going, fiscal, monetary, and reform. the monetary seemed like it would be one of the relatively easy parts to achieve, and yet it is not coming together. shery: peter, great to have you with us. thank you, peter coy of business week. politicst on bloomberg in your inbox every day. coming up, what you missed. we will be bringing you complete coverage of out that' -- alp habet's earnings. ♪ >> i'm mark crumpton with first word news. there taught them mayor says it is a city has a gun problem. his comments came after hours of after a gunman fired into restaurants and cafes on the street. two people were killed and 12 others wounded. >> this is an attack against innocent families and our entire city. it is a tragedy, another tragedy in our city this year. i promise all of the people of toronto, but most important way those directly af

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japan's prime minister shinzo abe has visited flood stricken parts of the country as the death alliess -- toll rises. it is the worst flooding disaster in decades. it triggered landslides last week. dozens of people still missing, government officials are admitting more could have been done to be -- keep people safe. reporter: towns that are now muddy fields of debris. this is how many areas of western japan look after more than a week of torrential rain has triggered historic floods. the death toll is reaching into the hundreds. that is likely to rise as some 75,000 rescue were served -- workers comb for missing. landslides are not the only cause of death. government officials said they could have done more to keep people safe. prime minister shinzo abe it has visited the affected region,n, canceling a trip overseas to meet with flood victims. with an elelection in september, he is promising support. >> we will put all of our efforts into rebuilding peoeop's lives in the disaster hit areas as soon as possible. reporter: but it will not be easy. scorching temperatures have followed up

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and japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, has cancelled an overseas trip in the wake of torrential rains that have killed more than 100 people in the west of the country. and one more story from the uk. police investigating the death of a woman who'd been exposed to the nerve agent novichok in wiltshire, say she had a "high dose" of the substance. her partner remains critically ill. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. the sterling takes a pounding as leadership changes take place in the british government. another scandal at nissan motors, this time involving falsifying emissions and fuel economy data. good morning, asia. hello, world. it is a tuesday. glad it could join —— but it could join us, great to be back. we start off in the uk and the sterling is indeedin off in the uk and the sterling is indeed in focus as prime minister theresa may needs to reshuffle the cabinet after her brexit plans have fallen into chaos. borisjohnson is the latest minister to walk out. his departure follows that of brexit secretary david davis along with junior minister steve

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