abe's. but the former noda administration, the cabinet but we like minded japanese people supported prime minister abe's strate strategy. so now he goes over to trump. we understand the trust raigs who will not so well doing i think the life over america the reality is not so much but perception is also another reality. but what japan did in the 1980s, we didn't retaliate to the u.s. -- the ang sxiety over the market closeness, we've tried to find a way to save both. the japanese and american people are comfortable but at the same time trying to save the framework of free trade and alliances are really, really crucial because of the cold war but now more krooushl because of china so i think that's probably the what people are trying to do and i hope the lighthizer talk will create a frameworkcrucial china so i think that's probably the what people are trying to do and i hope the lighthizer talk will create a framework so straight talk, fair and free and so ffr sounds like ssi. i don't know h

met abe.very interestingve- for the fda also, prime minister abe said he prayed for the soul of the war dead. so, showing how japan tried to serve the public good. also, they stated very important things for malta and japan and the international public good and international order. that is the kind of thing they are trying to do. also, another initiative, prime minister abe held a summit with pacific island nations. that was very amazing. it is confirmed. the establishment of the rule of law and freedom of navigation. the con activity. such as the corporation -- look at this, that is a very consistent move of the japanese government. i don't support, by the way -- i was invited to the former cabinet. so, we supported prime minister abe and it makes sense. it makes more sense. we understand the frustrations of people who are not doingjhs well. some people are very rich and nice, but some are very not. sometimes it is very effective to say the enemy is a foreign partner or maybe a trade partner.

shinzo abe expected to be reelected. shinzo abe expected to be reelected. it comes from a solid economy and a hefty dose of good fortune. victory against his soul rival would help make him make -- the longest serving prime minister. summit.-than-expected talks may help revive negotiations. president trump is healing the trip as very exciting and a sign of tremendous progress. it is not clear if kim jong-un's promise to close a missile coincides with the call to denuclearize. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. the u.s. and canada will resume trade talks on thursday. is looking unlikely this week. the countries remain at odds on core issues. however, canadian foreign minister says that the talks are cordial. constructive, detailed meeting with the team. to bemosphere continues cordial. there is a lot of good faith and to be cordial. there is a lot of good faith and goodwill on both sides. our officials have more work to do and we will co

we look shinzo abe's chances of becoming japan's longest—serving prime minister.ive from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight, in london and seven in the evening in washington where the united states has welcomed a deal between the leaders of north and south korea, saying it hopes to achieve an agreement on denuclearisation within the next three years. at a summit in pyongyang, north korean leader kimjong—un promised to permanently close a missile launch facility — overseen by international experts. mr kim also expressed a readiness to close a nuclear weapons site , but in return for concessions from the us too. from seoul, laura bicker has the latest. pyongyang's mass games are meant to awe and inspire. usually it's because of their elaborate routines. but tonight, a special guest from the south earned the applause. president moonjae—in, the son of north korean refugees, has spent decades dreaming of this moment. translation: we have lived together for 5,000 years and been separa

we look shinzo abe's chances of becoming japan's longest—serving prime minister.e from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and nine in the morning in pyongyang, where south korea's president moon is beginning the third day of his visit to the north — a visit that has already delivered a promise from kim jong—un to shut one of the country's main missile testing and launch sites. a short while ago, president moon's motorcade took him to visit mount paekdu, where he'll be joined by kim jong—un. perhaps fittingly, north and south koreans both consider the active volcano to be their countries‘ spiritual home. from seoul, laura bicker has the latest. pyongyang's mass games are meant to awe and inspire. usually it's because of their elaborate routines. but tonight, a special guest from the south earned the applause. president moonjae—in, the son of north korean refugees, has spent decades dreaming of this moment. translation: we have lived together for 5,000 years and been separate

shinzo abe one by 100 53 votes to 254.o become the country's longest-serving premier. the secretary of state has called for a new round of talks with mike -- north korea. welcomedeo said they [indiscernible] pyongyang. takes what calls corresponding measures. >> we have remained steady, but we haveprogress always known this would take some time. the south koreans had a successful engagement. president moon with chairman kim over the last 48 hours where we made another step where we will get verification of an element of north korea's program. on the ground, that is a good thing. we are moving forward, the relationship is good. >> the white house says president trump will number -- nominate an economist to one of the three vacant seats on the federal reserve board of governors. he is a senior fellow at the brookings institution who [indiscernible] at thent three decades fed and helped strengthen the banking sector after the financial crisis. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 27

stocks have gone up under abe. at japanese stock gains under his premiership, they are kind of disappointing. earnings in japan have gone up more than 300%, much greater in earnings for in the s&p 500, that has gained almost as much as the topics -- topix. rishaad: i will give it to garfield, today. patricia.t that, ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. emily: i am emily chang in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." in the next hour, amazon is in the sights of eu antitrust investigators. will they follow in google's footsteps and face a probe? jeff be

abe, with dr. abe administration and with the removal of tplf from power, the trafficking can be under control. as far as the truce and the reconciliation goes, i am sure you have met the leader of abagadas in owe romo. so the civic association needs to be an association like a -- system, needs to be strangled in ethiopia because for the last 27 years, the tplf eroded, totally wiped out the civic societies. so with elders, we can have significant changes. and then we have a proven result because the elders have played significant control with the somali evidence to bring about the significant change we have seen in kmali's region right now. so i would say strangled civic society in ethiopia and repeal the anti-terrorism law act and the charity law. so that will help. thank you very much. >> mr. chairman, to speak briefly to your question about the somali population and al shabaab, the main point i want to make is just because the conflict in that region is not yet connected to al shabaab doesn't me

when abe landed they toured an engine factory.ve a joint relationship between russian and japmeeze automakers here. and then of course they discussed those islands as you mentioned. the northern territorys they're known in japan. these is a sticking point. they are russian controlled but the japanese say they were illegal -- illegally occupied following world war ii. they have been talking for years about a peace treaty. putin acknowledged this tension between the two countries. >> obviously, we touched on the peace treaty issue during the talks. it's well known this issue has been discussed for decades and it would be naive to assume it can be resolved in an hour but we are ready to seek to a solution satisfactory for both russia and japan and accepted by -- accepted by both nations. >> it's important to know, abe is pushing for joint commeck ties on the island, also calling for more flights to the island so japanese residents can visit graves of their ancestors there. economic ties may come now more than ever. abe is under incre

that's because mr abe wa nted talks, and that's because mr abe wanted to stick to the transpacific partnership is a bit more protection. you might remember that that trade deal was agreed by 12 nations until president trump pulled out and abandoned it. so right now, prime minister abe had little choice than to agree to these bilateral talks, because the country is heavily dependent on exports, and mr trump has been threatening japanese car manufacturers with a hefty 25% tariff duty, and this of course would be disastrous forjapan, as the us is its second largest trading partner, and cars are japan's biggest export. thank you very much, sarah. let's checkin thank you very much, sarah. let's check in with the markets and see what's going on. stocks in asia fell thursday as investors took in the likelihood of further federal reserve interest—rate increases stretching into next year. we will be talking about this in a few moments. let's see what's going on with the european markets. the euro has been falling on this report that italy may postpone a meeting on its 2019 budget plan. let's talk about

let's hear from shinzo abe. race is over, our party's motto is everything for the japanese people. now is the time to come together again to work hard to make a new japan. stephen: after the victory he claimed he will be putting money toward infrastructure to help alleviate the after affects of a lot of natural disasters and also he will push to change the path of the constitution. for: there is a lot everyone to digest in terms of this new slow but what is it mean for abenomics? we heard a lot about his three arrows. of the sameget more again, that is what muddies came out with a note that said there will be stability and policy and if you looked at his challengers platform, he wanted more of a balanced budget and fiscal responsibility, not the least policies that we have seen from the boj. that was pre-much shot down so you can see abenomics continuing. matt: thanks for a much, bloomberg's stephen engle covering this election. where moments away from the moment -- we are moments away from equity trading. we ha

welcome news for shinzo abe and the bank of japan.xpanded 3%, topping estimates of 2.6% and way above the 1.9% in the initial prediction. minister says the general election has produced no care winner and he will stay on leader until parliament has a chance to decide. democratve a social coalition a slightly less support than the opposition. with therade surplus u.s. rose to a new high come even as overall growth slows. president trump's threatens all exports to the united states. governor is warning about the long-term effect on confident, saying market sentiment could easily change. >> maybe they become nervous. nobody really knows. suddenly, there is a trade war. may change their mind in terms of stock market. ma is expected to step away on monday to focus on his first love, philanthropy and education. several sources say he will make the announcement today, which happens to be his 54th birthday. the ceo role in 2013. , someday, very soon, i will go back to teach. this is something i have more confidence, i think i can do much bett

so, prime minister abe, thank you very much.speaking foreign language] >> julie: we are going to try to cue up the tape where he addresses the latest allegation. meeting with abe of japan and talks have been going earlier this week. on monday he met with the president of south korea and, in fact, announced some big movement there with his relationship with kim jong un and potential second summit that they understand will be happening some time very soon. also addressing other countries such as iran, saying that he does not plan on meeting but hopefully looks forward to having a relationship, a good relationship with iran. it's been a productive week for the president at the u.n. as he continues to meet with these world leaders. but let's listen now right moments before he introduced shinzo abe to the press there. did he address the latest accusations against brett kavanaugh. let's listen to that. >> i think it's ridiculous. it's a con game they are playing. the democrats are playing this game that disgraceful. it's a disgrace to

abed allmugharbel left syria when he was 17, before he could finish his high school education. in september 2015, we met abed at this mosque in izmir on the turkish coast, where hundreds gathered before taking rubber dinghies to the greek islands en route to norern europe. since tlmhen he hasost finished his high school education-- and did so in swedish. he has two jobs to pay for his tuition fees. he doenoreceive welfare benefits. he hopes to study psychology at university, but fears the rise of the right will thwart his ambitions. >> brabant: the party abed was protest on the fringes of the campaign, but what's significant is that until recently supporters of the ab called alt-right, like lotten peterson, were sht airing their opinions. now, being anti-immigration is no longer taboo. >> oh, it costs a lot because they don't w i mean they have a very low percentage in work if you compare itswo swedes. thes pay the taxes. and welfaevre is free for ybody and the left who have been screaming here say that no people is illegal. i mean, what kind of languagis that? >> brabant: at t

abe and mr. they have been discussing about the possibility of what we call joint economic activities. nothingar, i think dramatic really happened in terms of discussions on the possibility of a peace treaty between japan and russia. i feel a little bit awkward that we have been talking about joint economic activities for the sake of, you know, the confidence building. but really, nothing happened in terms of, you know, territorial issues, nor about this peace treaty, so i think, you know, we have to accelerate our bilateral to thegain with a view talking about territorial issues as well as the peace treaty, and without a solution, japan will not be ready to conclude the peace treaty with russian federation. haidi: is it crucial to have such a deal sooner rather than later to counterbalance china and stop its activities in the south china sea? yorizumi: it's interesting that this time, mr. xi jinping, the chinese president, will be participating, and also, it is really a very important moment in

ab 29. the board did take an opposed position. the bill did pass but it was greatly amended between the time the board took the initial opposed position, and the final version that went to the governor. the final version that went to the governor limits the scope to the bill -- of the bill to operating on roads up to 35 miles an hour and requires helmets only for use of scooters , electric scooters for riders that are under 18 years old. so the initial version was a much more broadly applying, allowing the electric scooters to be part in the public domain and other requirements imposed on local governments pushed back so the final version simply deals with helmets and use on roads of less than 35 miles an hour. another bill of note was ab 2578 by assembly member to. this was one that the board elected to watch. we monitored it throughout the process. it would have allowed the city and county of san francisco to use ift, infrastructure finance at districts do contribute to the seawall earthquake safety efforts. it was opposed by th

i am verye most part, good with prime minister abe. what president moon said last i am very goodnight, brett baer interviewd him last night and asked him about me. i cannot say, because you would say i'm too ragged osha's, but what he said about me last night was an unbelievable thing. it wouldn't have happened without president trump and it never would have happened without president trump. take a look, but i will tell you , china is very special, very special. they are incredible people. it is an incredible country. but they have done is unbelievable. and it all started with the wto. it was a defective deal. without the wto, china is not china as we know it today. and it started also by our people that are standing right in this position in the oval office, it allowed them to get away with murder. allowed a lot of countries to get away with murder. have a we still probably very good relationship, but in honor of you, tomorrow i will make a call to him and say, how are you doing? you don't mind paying billions of dollars -- smallust h

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trish works in sales and abe runs his family dairy farm in huntington county. both feel extraordinarily blessed and lucky to be parents of these three great kids. having attempted several adoptions, abe and trish like to share their adoption stories and act as a resource for parents beginning the process. they are passionate about improving federal laws and regulations so more children are connected with a permanent loving family. every year they host a fly accomplishing tournament on their family farm. the money raised from this event goes directly to the centre county youth services bureau. this nonprofit organization has been strengthening children and families since 1968. they work to provide every child with the opportunity to reach their full potential. last year's fishing event raised more than $60,000 for the youth services bureau anti-incoming years -- in coming years they hope to raise even more for this great organization. ater this month, angels of adoption honorees across the country will arrive in d.c. to be celebrated for their contributions. i l

party >> abe who turns 64 on friday soundly won the election by collecting 550 of the 807 votes castlenger got less than half of each group controls half of the total votes. though the results gave abe a solid win, some say his rival gathered more votes than expected and that shows there's some discontent probably due to abe's longstanding goal to revise the nation's pacifist constitution prime ministers are now allowed to serve for three consecutive terms instead of two and because the ruling democratic party hold as majority in both houses of parliament, the head of the party becomes prime minister abe will become the longest serving lead ner in modern times as well as looking to preside over the 2020 olympics in tokyo. many economists say much will stay unchanged with the bank of japan keeping its ultra loose monetary policy, and continuing on its path of economic growth strategies to bear fruit back to you. >> thank you for bringing us the latest there anyone who has invested in japanese assets has been watching that story closely. >>> the united states has signaled its intention

abe won a third term as premiere. he told japanese television to construct north korea and had constructive talks on trade. mr. trump has threatened a 25% tariff on japanese vehicle imports as a way to reduce a trade deficit. the two men are set to meet again on wednesday. >>> now, ahead of that, president trump will meet with south korean president moon jae-in later monday as nick robertson reports, mr. trump will be pressing for more details about the commitments made during the recent korean summit. >> reporter: well, president moon jae-in has effectively become the go between now between president trump and kim jong-un in north korea. what president trump is going to want to hear about, any additional details that president moon can add to this commitment that north korea appears to have made to continue denuclearization process at one of its sites and also to scrap and get rid of a missile test facility. now, this missile test facility, the north koreans have said that they will allow international monitors from

this is, as ab mentioned, emoting about people who have come before his court, making sure that they know that he knows that they are people that have a right to be heard. and ever since that work hearing, the answers have been a lot different from judicial nominees. >> yes, and that has been true republicans and democrats, conservatives and liberals. and that is something that

abe said the two men discussed north korea and had constructive talks on trade. mr. trump has threatened a 25% tariff on japanese vehicles to reduce a trade deficit. >>> well, president trump's supreme court nominee bet kavanagh is now denying a new allegation of sexual misconduct, and the white house is standing by him, calling the allegation part of a smear campaign. this comes as kavanagh's original accuser is set to tell her story bunch the senate judiciary committee within days. christine blasey ford alleges cav nay pinned her to a bed, tried to remove her clothes, and covered her mouth during a house party when they were both teenagers. kavanagh denied that ever happened. more now from cnn's jessica snyder. >> reporter: the date is set for christine blasey ford's testimony. it will be thursday at 10:00 a.m. it will be an open hearing. blase will testify first. she will have security because of death threats since her identity became public. there is uncertainty who will be doing the questioning. it is possible republicans could bring in an outside attorney who

shinzo abe extending his tenure at the top of the game. a word of caution for chinese and hong kong stocks after the recent rally fizzled out. near historic lows and anxiety around chipmakers. they may also be revived after the stock guidance. they may see some moves coming in from samsung, reportedly planning to lower apple to keep supplies site. shery: just some after the bell announcements when it comes to electronics. this is a medical product developers set to buy major robotics for about $1.64 billion. that is about $29.29 per share. andsraeli robotics company those two parties entered a strategic agreement in may 2017. let's get you to first word news with jenna dagenhart. jenna: canada admits the nafta talks are dealing with tough issues, but all signs are working towards a deal. christopher even has had days of meetings with u.s. trade representative. she maintains her sole aim is to include an accord good for canada. the teams are in a phase of continuous negotiation, more talks are expected in washington next week. the u.k. is p

>> he and abe are close.f abe continues i think probably for the immediate future, karoda will too. sync.o are in you remember that election the liberal party election coming up this month. if abe gets reelected in the party, he'll be running again for prime minster. to keephe'll want karoda. >> bill, one last question before we leave this central power, the boe, he's course.the house prices will fall back 35% we get a chaotic no deal brexit. is that what we should be anticipating that we are deadline?own to this >> i think you're correct there. theink that's one of reasons they reappointed and carney. he's basically the sign of stability there. that when the election happened and they turned the referendum, they turned brexit down. asked a number of tv shows what i thought would happen. keep marklong as they carney, he will be the instrument and stability. toss up now a whether they'll meet that date or not. the government divided as it is europeans really want to get some agreement here, it parties.h making

jose manuel abed is back in spain and he doesn't care what kind of work he gets the main thing is that it's in his hometown in southern spain his job as a waiter is only temporary at the end of the holiday season he could be unemployed again. i just came back from germany in october and i could get unemployment benefits and sit at home calmly but i think it's important to take advantage of opportunities it's always good to have a job nearer home so you can afford the long winter we have in cheap yana it's difficult to find jobs here. jose lost his job as a salesman when the financial crisis hit so he packed his things said goodbye to his wife and children like thousands of other spaniards using his last two hundred fifty euros jose flew to munich so local but i was simply alone in a country in which i tried to overcome the obstacles and finally managed to work for almost six years at different companies that month and i worked in different sectors i thought i would. put it when the situation in spain began to improve he decided to return the car to me experts project economic growth of

what do you have to do if you're ab overseer? what are you expected to do? >> you have to discipline them. what is the discipline? what is the most he greejis form? whipping them. yes. so read this book and it's interesting. and uncle tom, he's a calm, submissive and overseer it's difficult here the internal struggle knowing he has to whip a fellow slave. just read you a passage that is a spoiler alert. i think it's a powerful moment in the book. she spends time developing his character. you there is an overseer. he wants to promote tom. wants to make him a driver. another you've mix for a overseer. what do you want tom to do? he wants to have him whip another slave. this is what tom says. i bigg beg master's pardon. it's what i ain't used to, never did and can't do. no way possible. he is saying i can't do this. i can't whip someone else. and lagree responds. we've got jesus, and uncle tom and the devil in this lagre, responding you learn a pretty smart chance of what you did know. he struck tom a heavy blow across the cheek. and followed up with an inflick

abe fortis is a negative role model. linda johnson put abe fortis on the supreme court in 1965. he was his extremely close friend and crony. and even though fortis was on the court, johnson used him almost as a staff aide. he would have fortis come down to the oval office and write the president's speeches. he would also sometimes help lbj choose bombing targets. that's exactly the kind of intimacy that you should not have between a president and a justice. and you certainly should not have a justice on the supreme court feeling such a sense of indebtedness to the president who send him there that he is not going the rule against the president if one day that should be required. >> michael beschloss, nbc news presidential historian. thank you, my friend. it's good to have you here. much appreciated. >> thank you. thank you. >> all right. it's a busy night. stay with us. stay with us this is an insurance commercial. but let's be honest, nobody likes dealing with insurance. which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable.

. >> the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, has won his third straight term as the head of the rulingiberal democratic party. the win with almost 70% of the vote takes him a step closer to becoming the country's longest-serving premier. was this the majority expected? we knew basically he was going to win. it is just a question of the margin. >> it was better than expected and moody is out with a note saying this pretty much offers stability for policy of shinzo abe. it also wipes away any uncertainty about next year's planned value added tax increase, which shinzo abe has pledged to put toward more social welfare projects and he will also push to change the path of this constitution. >> another day, another trade deadline missed. social welfare projects and he u.s.-canadian talks for a post nafta deal has failed to reach an outcome. >> in order for the deal to be signed by the new mexican president comes into office, and they have to get everything published by the end of this month. that means any sort of deal text would have to be agreed to by the three principal parties here fairl

so has abe's confirmation.fits were there building and building and building, and now investors are finally starting to wake up to it all, to take heed of that. i did a pace -- piece the other inationfore abe's re-nom showing how gains in earnings in japan have been truly spectacular, much better than what is going on with the s&p. it over the past five years, the gains in the topix are only slightly better than the s&p. if you get the earnings love that america has been generating, taking place in japan, the topix can go a lot further than where it is now. haidi: what about where you are in terms of taking a look at the chinese and hong kong markets? will the focus be on trade or more towards the fed? kongeld: i think in hong you are definitely looking at the fed and how that is playing into the liquidity tangle markets here have gotten themselves into. you have the increase into overnight banking rates on monday. i had to get the days right. dollaro heavy hong kong going all over the place at the end of last

as should prime minister shinzo abe.nderpinning the economy here, they are good numbers. what is also quite interesting as we see there has been a lot of investment in laborsaving technology, which is very good in japan given the labor shortage. off and that is a bad thing for japan but right now we are seeing investments make up for that, which should increase efficiency in the japanese economy. all in all that is very good. we saw nice improvements with investment in the automotive sector, the semi conductive sector, two strong sectors for japan were automation is a very strong thing. all in all, some very good numbers today. haidi: what is the risk outlook, though? brett: yes, there is a risk outlook. it is very hard to see better numbers in the third quarter. quite often after such a strong number like this you see something of a pullback. if we look at the outlook, the --gest [please stand by] local demand is not so strong. we need a pickup and local consumer spending, not just consumer spending. definitely another

we set down with the ceo of ab inbev. quick conversation.arted talking about the company's sustainability goals and where they are in getting them. >> committing to public commitments for quite some time now. the last wave of commitments we had two years ago that we announced were for verticals, water, farming, energy, and packaging. water is a scarce resource. would like to be part of the solution with communities. it would be measured every year. on packaging, we would like to sell most of our beer around the world in returnable packages. when we can't we would like to sell in packages that are mostly manufactured out of recycled glass or metal. on energy we have a commitment to buy 100% of electricity from renewable sources. in the u.s. we are at 50%. in mexico 100%. in countries like argentina, egypt, and china we are moving very fast. would like to be at 50% in the next couple years of our whole of electricity. on farming, because we buy barley around the world, we have a community of farmers we have been connecting through for the past

and i would if forego all of the other just to have abe lincoln alone. but i would certainly want dolly madison to host it. going back to the trumans, i think just what anita said, there is this great story about harry truman who goes bounding with his driver/body guard mike westwood down from independence to jefferson city for a meeting. and truman is in the front seat and he spies this woman whose pigs have gotten loose and running around. and truman demands he stops the car. and he hops out and helps her to corral these pigs. a reporter gets wind of this when truman arrives at his destination in jefferson city and they asked him if it's true. he said, yes, of course it is true, but you have to remember i , ws a farmer before i was president. anita: so american. >> anyone have a question? >> yes. trying to tie into your comments, mark, and i appreciate telling the gerald ford story. one of the things we did a year ago was to come up with the idea to take president ford's story, standing up for diversity at his senior year at urtniversity of michigan, w

shinzo abe faced a scandal and calls to resign. to run another three terms as prime minister. shery ahn, what does this mean for economic stability or growth from japan? shery: what a political survivor. coming back and now he could potentially be the longest serving prime minister of japan after a revolving door of prime ministers in the past. what this means for japan is more economic strength. his threeng to pursue arrows put forth when he first took over in 2012. monetary easing, physical stimulus, but structural reform is missing. now he is trying to conjure -- carry out more controversial measures and once people to retire later. from 65 to 70 years old. he wants to bring in more foreign workers to help with labor shortage which is pretty drastic measures in japan. joe: it is easy to spend more money and play monetary policy lever, but you need political capital for the third arrow. shery: the concern is that the prime minister will back down as he has done in the past. he has been known to water down controversial subjects e

thank you. >> applause there for japanese prime minister shinzo abe. later in the show we'll hear from the russian energy minister >>> one of our other top stories today, china is seeking permission from the wto to imposebillion a year on retaliatory sanctions on the u.s. amid a dispute over dumping duties beijing began the dispute five yea years ago with a complaint about u.s. dumping rules the wto ruled last year that washington's previous actions had been illegal >>> and christine lagarde warned that trade tensions could deliver a shock to emerging markets. her comments have raised fresh concerns among analysts that a crisis in turkey or argentina could spread to other developing economies. she said the imf does not yet expect that kind of contagion but that that could change rapidly. >>> canada is reportedly ready to offer the u.s. limited access to its dairy market as a concession in nafta talks. president trump said trade negotiations are going well and that ottawa is keen to make a deal >> let's stop dragging europe's name through the mud, so sa

japanese prime minister shinzo abe has taken to the podium.relations with north korea once the issues with nuclear are resolved will not change. we will be unfailing in our assistance to unleash the potential north korea problem, however, i‘m asked to reiterate one thing time and time again, we will bring about the return of alljapanese abductees. are determined to make this a reality. in order to resolve the abduction issue... —— i‘m determined. shinzo abe, the japanese prime minister, he is scheduled to hold talks on the sidelines of the general assembly meeting in new york with donald trump. more of that to come. you‘ve been watching newsday. i‘m babita sharma in london. and i‘m rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. back with the headlines next. we will see goodbye. —— we will see you $0011. will see goodbye. —— we will see you soon. goodbye. hello. tuesday was a day of contrasts across the uk. cloudy and windy for northern ireland and scotland, with some outbreaks of rain. across much of england and wales we saw a good deal of sunshine, a

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to assuming office, prime minister abe with nature as 128 called for. he has released thousands, i say again, thousands of political prisoners and lifted the state of emergency. he's also reached out to the asper community, catalyzed an end to the schism that's plagued the ethiopian orthodox church and initiated and historic peace deal between ethiopia this past july. his domestic reforms will also inspire a repressive regime to undertake similar internal reforms. as a side, and they put more than 10,000 prisoners being held unjustly including two u.s. embassy staff and one younger train american nancy hom how about you. this is an opportunity -- an opportune moment as well to enact justice reforms, release political prisoners and mentors of conscription policies. if that country did this, they would become a critical u.s. strategic partner and it could be professionalized as military and contribute to peacekeeping missions. just a few weeks ago, ranking member karen bass and i visited our staff. the ethiopian capital where we met with prime minister ab

shinzo abe would welcome a visit to china next month.d to work towards the visit in october, reaffirming to cheapen -- the been japan-china japan-china deepen relations. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg markets, the european open. we are live from european at -- headquarters. good morning. stocks in asia falling today as investors assess global growth. no end in sight to trade tensions. oil prices jump as a devastating hurricane heads for the american east coast. cash trade is open in 30 minutes time.

t what is the thinking abe president?it's going to politically hurt the president i this hampers the nomination. president trump stands accused by several women of sexual abuse in his own right and faces backlash because rob porter had to regn because two exwives accused him of abu so there's pressuring saying this man is accused, surrounding himself with other men who are also accused. but i spoke to a representative of anita hill, who is a woman who accused supreme court justice clarence thomas of sexual harassing her, she said this would be investigated fairly and not be weaponized against the accuser. >> woodruff: no sense that this will derail his confirmation? >> it is changing notmportant calculus. the key senators who will make the decision i think will take more time to announce the decision including senator susan collins of maine, that will put more pressure on democrats who e hoping she will announce her vote first. no one wants to be the deciding vote at this moment, everyone is going to wait the see how it p

japan's shinzo abe vows to raise retirement age. what age do you think you'll retire — if at all? just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. worry not, sally and i will be here well into our 90s doing this programme, i have a feeling. we start in the us where it could be a difficult day for some of the biggest names in tech. wit the us midterm elections less than two months away, the us government has called tech bosses to washington, to explain what they're doing to prevent foreign manipulation of elections via social media. today, bosses of twitter and facebook will answer questions from the senate intelligence committee. facebook‘s chief operating officer, sheryl sandberg will say the social media giant has already disabled almost 1.3 billion fake accounts — a staggering sum — and the firm has doubled the number of people it has working to combat misinformation on the site. meanwhile, twitter‘s chief executive, jack dorsey, is likely to address concerns over censorship. he says that twitter does not use political ideology to make decisions in terms of