the "uss carl vinson" is a 1,092-foot-long u.s. reminder that these waters are not china's alone. >> we have in the past operated here. in the future we will continue to operate here. >> the aircraft carrier strike group provides that opportunity for our decisionmakers in the states. >> reporter: the u.s. says regular freedom of november nation operations in the south china sea -- sailing ships and flying planes -- part of a strategy to blunt the influence of china. but their clout is growing. with chinese defense spending on the rise, six aircraft carriers in the works, and lawmakers about to remove term limit forth chinese president xi jinping. >> that does not impact any of the united states navy's operations. we will sail, fly, and operate wherever international law allows. >> reporter: the "uss carl vinson" port call to vietnam did not go unnoticed in beijing. a communist party editorial warned china could easily deploy its air force or missiles as deterrents. the potential for armed conflict looms large here on a map that chi

that is the uss carl vinson, more than 300 metres long, 100,000 tons. been very little difference to what is happening in the south china sea. we are now on the flight deck of the ship, this is the business end of this carrier. it has more than 70 more of these aircrafts, unparalleled military might, and matched any power in the world but despite america's literary supremacy, the fact is that china's implements continue to grow diplomatically and continues to expand its construction and fortification of islands in the south china sea. vietnam's is all too aware of that, it welcomes this us engagement but has to calibrate its partnership with the us very carefully in order to avoid provoking its giant neighbour. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. i'll be back with business news. we will be seeing how america's investors seem less nervous about a potential trade war. and we will leave you with images of thousands of dead starfish and lobsters. the uk's marine conservation society has said the cause appears to be recent freezing temperatures and

uss carl vinson arrival marks largest u.s. military presence in that country.sends a huge message to look at the map, china. national security correspondent journey griffin -- yefri begin o-- jennifer griffin. >> this is clearly designed to send a message to china who's military build up in the south china sea has u.s. and asian allies worried. uss carl vinson with its 5500 sailors and crew members is a company by a navy cruiser and destroyer. u.s. personnel will visit a center for victims of agent orange toxic a poison generations. that will play basketball and soccer. john fuller the commander of the vinson strike group spoke alongside the u.s. ambassador to mark a four day port call which once served u.s. military main port. a sign how the geopolitics in that region have changed. >> we're promoting peace, prosperity and civility in the region. i'm not going to speak to china. our goal is to make sure we have constructive, meaningful relationships with all the nations there. >> admiral fuller's father served in the vietnam. as part of the u.s. military build

carl vinson to the port of dan ang marks the biggest u.s. military presence in the country since one thousand nine hundred five when hey ripples now from. this visit by the u.s. military to vietnam is very symbolic the aircraft carrier the carl vinson anchoring off the city of done there which is where u.s. ground troops first came ashore in one thousand nine hundred sixty five to begin their campaign in the vietnam war ever since that war came to an end particularly in the last couple of decades relations between the united states and vietnam have been steadily improving in this visit will be seen as another important step in that process but it's also about the south china sea where the carl vinson is anchoring is the south china sea or the e.c. as it's known in vietnam china claims pretty much all of the south china sea and over the last couple of years in particular it's been very busy developing islands and reefs in that area which has caused a lot of tension with other claimant countries in southeast asia in particular with vietnam so

carl vinson to the port of dining marks the biggest u.s. military presence in vietnam since one nine hundred seventy five wayne hay has more from. this visit by the u.s. military to vietnam is very symbolic the aircraft carrier the carl vinson anchoring off the city of dun neighing which is where u.s. ground troops first came ashore in one thousand nine hundred sixty five to begin their campaign in the vietnam war ever since that war came to an end particularly in the last couple of decades relations between the united states and vietnam have been steadily improving in this visit will be seen as another important step in that process but it's also about the south china sea where the carl vinson is anchoring is the south china sea or the e.c. as it's known in vietnam china claims pretty much all of the south china sea and over the last couple of years in particular it's been very busy developing islands and reefs in that area which has caused a lot of tension with other claimant countries in southeast asia in particular with vietnam so this

as carl vinson is being a supported by a destroyer and a cruiser top u.s. officers have met with vietnamese officials over the country's conflicting interests with china. to syria now when a relief convoy has crossed into eastern huta outside of damascus is the first to aid brought to the region since government forces stepped up their bombardment two weeks ago but officials from the world health organization say syrian authorities stripped their convoy of crucial medical supplies before allowing it to pass through thousands of syrians many of them injured remain trapped in huzzah. after weeks of waiting a glimmer of hope for the sick and wounded of eastern. dozens of aid trucks have been cleared to cross but the united nations say syrian authorities have seized crucial life saving medical supplies according to officials much of the aid was not allowed through. we're hoping to enter without shelling because the ceasefire must be respected as this is a humanitarian convoy heading to a large number of civilians. but the convoy is not sufficient race that kept

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the us navy says the visit by the nuclear—powered carrier the uss carl vinson is intended to symbolisewo countries. our south east asia correspondent jonathan head reports from danang. 50 yea rs 50 years ago than an was one of the main bases from which the united states prosecuted its wars against communist forces in this country. —— danang. communist forces in this country. —— da nang. today it communist forces in this country. —— danang. today it is a fitting location to host this historic visit bringing a message of peace and friendship and stability in the region. danang is also the city from which vietnam makes its claims to islands in the south china sea. islands it contested with china. indeed the two countries have had deadly clashes in the past over the islands. assertiveness and construction by china makes this american visit so symbolically important giving the vietnamese are powerful message of support over international rights of passage in this region. these two countries have been very slowly and quietly rebuilding their military ties in recent yea rs. rebuilding their m

the united states is sending one of its largest ships, the uss carl vinson, to vietnam.country since the end of the war in vietnam, over a0 years ago. we can speak now tojonathan head. what is the us hoping to achieve by this? and aircraft carrier group is a very powerful and visible symbol of american military might. any time it shows up it carries symbolic importance. to arrive here in penang, this was the first blaze that american troops arrived 53 yea rs that american troops arrived 53 years ago in the outset of the vietnam war. relations have grown closer seeds but increasingly there is also a military relationship, limited and slowly growing. the us wa nts to limited and slowly growing. the us wants to cement that. it is seen as the essential partner. it was something president obama stressed and even the trump administration has been definite in keeping the relationship going. the south china sea, where vietnam is one of four southeast asian countries contesting islands and territories in the territory, with china, which has been expanding its presence and buildin

the nuclear—powered uss carl vinson arrived this morning in danang, it was a visit intended to symbolisenuing us interest in the region. for more on this we can speak to our correspondent jonathan head in da nang. what is the us hoping to achieve? the official line is they hope to maintain peace and stability and showing friendship to vietnam and of course it is a powerfully symbolic location, almost 53 years ago, this, ora location, almost 53 years ago, this, or a few kilometres along the beach, was where the first us combat troops arrived to fight the communist government in the vietnam war. today the us carrier is coming to cement what is a very gradually growing friendship between these two countries. it's been building for a long time. interestingly, although there was a fear here that under donald trump, the us would disengage, particularly after it pulled out of the tpp, of which vietnam is a key member, in administration the, militarily has remained very engaged with vietnam and this carrier visit, they are very spectacular when they arrived, there is more than 70 aircraft on—boa

as carl vinson marks the biggest u.s. military presence in the country since one thousand nine hundred eighty five inside stories next. conflicts of interest in the white house donald trump's son in law is reported to have used his influence with the president to boost the family business and cushion or has had his top secret security clearance downgraded is that a sign of more chaos in the president's inner circle this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm jerome donald trump's son in law jared questioner has a reputation for being one of the president's closest and well listen to advisers but his role in the white house is being scrutinized because of us media reports about the impact his business ties are having on u.s. policy questions are being asked whether or not he's misused his influence to secure money for his family business from foreign countries another concern is whether he helped russian interference in trump's election campaign all the while the president's appointed middle east peace broke

carl vinson since it is a sign of warming relations between the two countries then was where the first american combat troops arrived and began their involvement in the vietnam war only fifty years ago. after months without ripples of fleeing violence in miramar eighty families have been recorded crossing the border into bangladesh the videos were taken on a mobile phone in wealthy down that's a mere miles rakhine state at dawn on sunday homes in both the down were tossed on saturday night before hundreds of ranger fled forty kilometers to bangladesh nearly seven hundred thousand ranger have now left me a model for bangladesh in saugus they report sexual abuse or mass killings by the military charlotte ballasts reports. this sprawling koos prolong camp near the bangladesh meum our border home to nearly six hundred thousand ranger refugees the majority have arrived since august. one refugee who witnessed the influx is kemal hussein has lived here since he was two his parents also fled violence some e.m.r. in the ninety's. my concern was people are coming to bangladesh who'd never been h

the us navy says the visit by the nuclear—powered carrier the uss carl vinson is intended to symbolise mohammed bin salman of saudi arabia has arrived in egypt. it's his first foreign trip since he became heir to the throne. prince mohammed was welcomed at cairo airport by president abdel fatah al sisi. saudi arabia and egypt are close allies. voters in switzerland have rejected a proposal to abolish the mandatory licence fee for public broadcasting. in a referendum, more than seventy% said no to the change. -- 7096. the swiss pay almost $500 a year for the public broadcaster, which runs tv and radio channels in all four national languages. south korea is sending a high—level delegation to north korea on monday for talks. the discussions are expected to focus on the prospect of resuming dialogue between pyongyang and washington. that delegation is then due to travel to the united states. our correspondent laura bicker is in seoul. this is quite significant, isn't it? yes. this is a significant moment in a month of moments on this peninsula. on the etiquette guide, sending two high—leve

carl vinson is visit is a sign of warming relations between the two countries than anger was where the first american combat troops arrived and began their involvement in the conflict more than fifty years ago u.s. media is reporting the investigation into russian interference in the twenty sixteen election has widened to include the united arab emirates new york times says the f.b.i. has been questioning george now that a lebanese american businessman who is an advisor to the crown prince of the u.a.e. special counsel robert miller's original focus was on contacts between donald trump's campaign and russia. an al-jazeera investigation has revealed new evidence of saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain attempt to overthrow the qatari government in one thousand nine hundred ninety six it includes interviews with coup leaders who conspired to remove the emir of qatar father she hunted bin khalifa if any who was then the country's leader investigation comes eight months into a blockade against qatar by saudi arabia by the by those same countries the countries have accused of supporting

carl vinson to the port of don is the biggest u.s. military presence in vietnam since one thousand nine hundred seventy five and is a sign of warming relations between the two countries down on where the carrier has docked was where american combat troops first arrived during the war north korean state t.v. is reporting that kim jong un and members of a south korean delegation of spoken about taking steps to ease military tensions on the korean peninsula the historic meeting in pyongyang was the first since he took power at the end of two thousand and eleven and is part of a two day visit that's focusing on averting nuclear conflict and restarting talks with washington bride has more from seoul. from seoul with smiles south korea's delegation heads north hoping to build on the goodwill momentum generated at the winter olympics when a high level north korean delegation attended the games as guests of south korean president moon j.n. kim jong sr of north korean leader kim jong un hand delivered the invitation to visit pyongyang from her

and historic called to vietnam by the uss carl vinson makes the first time the ship of this size has visited vietnam since the war ended at the trip is meant to demonstrate the country's military ties at a time when china's regional influence in south china sea is growing. lea: dow futures pointing to a rocky start to the markets this morning. dow futures down over 200 points overnight. dow futures lower by 43. much of this appears to be reaction to present at times call for stiff tariffs and aluminum. from rms, shawn o'hara and michael lee of investment market advisory group. nice to see you both this morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. lea: president trump says trade wars are received. is this a potential trade war with casting a shadow over the market? >> i think it's got markets a little bit concerned although what is really going on is this is trump's way of starting to renegotiate some of these deals. you heard wilbur ross talk about the automobile tariffs. in europe they tax their cars at 10% and we taxpayers a 2.5%. i don't know anyone who would say that is free or fai

the uss carl vinson docked into vietnam. the first time a u.s.as done so since the vietnam war. experts say the arrival of the vinson under scores the vietnam increasingly tense relationship with beijing over the disputed south china sea. diplomats say it is also a strong signal to china about the growing ties between washington and hanoi. today china which is mustering forces in the south china sea announced it will increase defense spending by another 8%. >>> here you go. the pharma bro has to pay up. that is what the judge is ordering martin shkreli to do. $7 million into assets including his stake in a rare album from the wu tang clan. he was found guilty last year of cheating investors in two failed hedge funds. the former pharmaceutical executive was nicknamed pharma bro on social media and known for raising the price of the drug dara prim by more than 5,000%. he is scheduled to be sentenced this friday. >>> a new delay in bringing bart to san jose. the reason that project is being pushed back. a ory we first st sorry. i can't make it. it's

carl vinson do a port call for a week long in vietnam. the pacific command forces that are arrayed in the region to include the build-up that we've had on guam over a long period of time as well as the freedom of navigation that our navy is doing every day. there's an additional u.s. presence in the western pacific that makes china uncomfortable as well. they would like to have a resolution that would enhance their freedom of movement over there. so that -- put that aside for a moment. we have a number 1 problem. the number 1 problem is the north korea with a deliverable nuclear weapon. so any means to an end that can make progress to reduce that threat is a chance worth taking an opportunity that needs to be pursued. the president is clearly proved his urgency as he leads this effort right now. >> just so our viewers know, you are the retired air force general that was responsible for our nation's intercontinental ballistic missile force. so you know where of you speak. general don alston, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> and right now, sta

carl vinson that moved into port in vietnam. that sent a very strong message about what china might be ready to do in the sea there. it also sends a message about us flexing a little miss with regard to north korea. your thoughts. >> that says we're ready to go down a path. the president said he's ready to go hard in either direction. i think we should go hard in diplomacy and take that as far as it goes until there's some other and -- unless anything else shows up, unless there's a reason to do the hard in the other direction. if there is, we won't hesitate to use force. the last things i want to point out, this will take time. we can count on this having ups and downs and surprises and unexpected things. it's not going to happen fast. we have a chance to solve this without war. >> lieutenant colonel daniel davis, first time on the program. thanks for your input and your time. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> harris: today marks a week of the special election in pennsylvania. polls show the raise is tied in the contest

"carl vinson" sailed into the port of danang carrying 5,000 crew members. five-day visit is seen as a counter to china's increasing expansion in the south china se the most senior vatican official charged in the catholic chur's sex abuse scandal appeared in geurt in australia today. australian cardinage pell is a former vatican finance minister who's been accused of sexually abusing multiple pele, going back decades. attended a hearing in melbourne on whether there's sufficient evidence to go to trial. thheing could last two weeks. pell has denied all the allegations. back in this country, the race is on to restore power after hurricane-strengthinds blasted the northeast over the weekend. nearly 440,000 homesnd businesses were still in the dark today. crews from virginia to massachusetts repaired downed lines and cleared debris. they're working against e clock, because another big storm is set to strike mid-week. and, on wall street, stocks shook off friday's fears of a trade war. major indexes all rose at least one percent. the dow jones industrial average

carl vinson visits as a sign of warming relations between the two countries and i was the first american combat troops arrive to began their involvement in the conflict more than five decades ago this comes and that rising tensions in the south china sea. hundreds of men mass holders are refusing to leave their bangladesh border area where they've been since last week government says they're staying because of intelligence reports of an imminent attack by a hinge of refugees critics say the troop presence is intimidation and proof that repatriation to men is not an option challah ballasts reports. this sprawling koos prolong camp near the bangladesh meum our border home to nearly six hundred thousand ranger refugees the majority have arrived since august. one refugee who witnessed the influx is kemal hussein has lived here since he was two his parents also fled violence some e.m.r. in the ninety's. the concern was people are coming to bangladesh who'd never been here before they don't know the place they don't know anyone they don't know the roads where to go what to eat where to sleep i

the uss carl vinson is coming 53 years after us forces first arrived to fight communist forces.that's him on crutches. if you're a brazil supporter, it's not what you want to see 100 days before the world cup kicks off in russia. he'll be assessed by club doctors at paris saint—germain in the next couple of weeks. shale oil output in the us is set to surge over the next five years, moving the united states, once the world's top oil importer, closer to self sufficiency. that's according to the international energy agency. joe millerjoins me now from new york. this has been the story over the last few years, the boom in shale? it has been an incredible story. one of the fundamental truths of the energy market and the political reality for decades in the past has a lwa ys reality for decades in the past has always been that the us imports its oil and the biggest oil producers at the opec cartel countries, mainly the opec cartel countries, mainly the middle east, including nigeria and what we have seen in the last few years, is this reversing. in 2014 when the oil price started to d

force to vietnam since the end of the war in one nine hundred seventy five the aircraft carrier carl vinson and two other ships have dropped anchor off the coast of the line where u.s. troops first landed in one nine hundred sixty five when the u.s. navy is the scribing is a routine port stop is being seen as a direct signal to china when he has been aboard and reports from that. the last time the united states military had such a sizable presence in vietnamese waters they were waging war. now welcoming the old enemy aboard and selling them souvenirs to. the visit to the city of done by the aircraft carrier calvin cement support ships is a powerful symbol that relations between the former foes have been transformed. the region dunning holds some bad memories for the u.s. military combat troops came ashore here fifty three years ago this week to begin a campaign to try to help south vietnam defeat the communist north they failed and a previously divided country was unified under communist rule which remains today. a huge warship back in vietnam may be uncomfortable for some but others believ

carl vinson to the port of down a young is the biggest u.s. military presence in vietnam since one thousand nine hundred seventy five and is a sign of warming relations between the two countries that are where the carrier has docked was where american combat troops first arrived during the war. the world health organization says the listeria outbreak in south africa is the largest in recorded history one hundred eighty people have died in the past year and botswana zambia and mozambique of bad wheat imports from south africa malcolm webb has more . this is the food company whose products the government says are responsible for the listeria outbreak they make all kinds of meat products can be found in supermarkets all over south africa they are affordable to most south africans this outlet now closed its outside one of their fractures if not several across the country but the government says that some of their production lines are contaminated and that's why people are lining up here with meat products that they've bought recently come to deman

. >>> and the uss carl vinson has docked in vietnam for the first time since the end of the vietnam war. >> so the ship and 5,000 sailers arrived this week for an official visit. the former nations are now allies and the visit is seen as a move to push back against china's growing influence in that region. >>> a move by doctors in canada is raising eyebrows and praise. they're actually demanding less pay. >> yeah, you heard that right. the doctors in quebec are demanding lower salaries. hundreds have signed an online petition requesting their pay raises be cancelled. >> the doctors say they can't accept more money in good conscience when others continue to work in what they describe as difficult working conditions. >> that is so canada. next, the lawyers are going to start asking for less pay and doing things for free. >> no. >>> coming up potential employers are scouring your social media account before they hire. now, there are apps to help you clean up your act. >>> the reviews for "a wrinkle in time" are in. first a look at today's temps. discuss. s. what does life look like during

the uss carl vinson will arrived tomorrow, staying put for four days.r china's aggressive island building and militarization in the south china sea. pete? pete: you've seen him perform on fox & friends summer concert series of course and touring around the country. but now music superstar craig morgan and his family are revealing a more personal side in their new reality show " "morgan family strong." it shows how the family came together after the unexpected death of their son jerry in 2016 and how faith and a family business helped them cope after the tragedy. >> after jerry had passed, i started whittling, and i would go to my shop for therapy. and i went out there and i cried cried. and i started making a bowl, and then i made a spoon. before you know it i had a bunch of them and then alexandra decided she was going to sell 'em on facebook. no doubt that our loss is what brought all this about. and i do believe with every fiber that's in me -- whew -- i believe that he was a big part of it. pete: joining me now craig morgan and his dart, allie. a po