china and japan of course hold trillions of dollars they between them have like 4 or 5 trillion in their reserves so they're the biggest holders of u.s. dollars but there's something that happened something with the 5 g. network whence once china unveiled like basically that they can control the world all the 5 g. in the world and the u.s. department of defense had said that whoever controls 5 g. controls the world and it suddenly dawned on america because our policy says 2000 and since 2001 accepting them into the world trade organization was that they would just be happy with just the low skilled stuff and obviously that they dominate 5 g. in fact us doesn't have anything involved in it at all but they also have artificial intelligence and i don't know what's going on there but i think our department of defense understands that there's some sort of advancement and fight in an artificial intelligence out of china and this week we saw this headline that everybody on crypto twitter is talking about open ai's g p t 3 maybe the biggest thing since big quine open ai and nonprofit ar

china japan of course holds trillions of dollars they between them have like 4 or $5000000000.00 in their reserves so they're the biggest holders of u.s. dollars but there's something that happened something with the 5 g. network when once china unveiled like basically that they can control the world's all of the 5 g. in the world and the u.s. department of defense has said that whoever controls 5 g. controls the world and.

to pay at least 536000000 dollars for companies to leave china now they are not heading back to japan they are planning on going to cambodia vietnam places like that other places in south east asia right wow a remarkable and so why are they doing that. because there's a period of. japan as a close ally of the united states the united states is escalating their war 1 against china and there are 2 cities trap it could be game over on that on this whole the paradigm that we've known since 1971 of the u.s. dollar standard china is crucial to buying art of our dollars accepting our lot of our dollars holding our dollars and then take me tains the supremacy of the u.s. dollar but if this is over then this is over and it's going to be a new start and i think that probably explains some of the actions out of the fat and out of the u.s. treasury like steve mission was so benevolent such a good nice guy right here saying anybody who i got one of these p.p.p. loans 415-0000 or under basically just keep whatever who cut here cares what i got out of it you just take it i mean this sort of trashing

at the headlines jim and the government will start paying us companies to move factories out of china japan to pay at least 536000000 dollars for companies to leave china now they are not heading back to japan they are planning on going to cambodia vietnam places like that other places in south east asia right wow a remarkable and so why are they doing that. because there's a period of. japan as a close ally of the united states the united states is escalating their war 1 against china and there are 3 cities trapped it could be game over on that on this whole.

and this is very significant because china has been japan's largest trading partner by far for decades but recently this year imports from china slump by almost 50 percent back in february because many of the factories were closed so these closures meant that japanese manufacturers had no place to go for supply so yes and one part yes manufacturing will become manufacturing and consumer products will become more expensive for japan but this is also another way for them to diversify their supply chain and become less reliant on china because this entire pandemic showed japan showed the world showed to europe as well that they are completely dependent on china to be the manufacturing hub of the world now of the world there are 10 large trading ports and 7 of them are located in china and china was essentially the defacto manufacturing hub of the world and this entire coronavirus pandemic if you remember back in february and march everybody was stocking up on goods and there was a shortage on goods especially equipment as well as toilet paper and

yoko, we've been talking about torrential rains in china and japan for the past few weeks. do you see any relief in sight? >> so usually it's about time to talk about the end of the rainy season in many parts of southern china and western japan, but this year may be different. the rainy season front will continue to be active in central china all the way to japan throughout the week so people in eastern china and western japan are still struggling with the aftetermath of flooding and landslides. so additional rainfall is not welcome. looking at the next 24-hour rainfall, more rain will spread. expect up to 160 millimeters possible. and heavy rain will also spread into the south korea and western portions of japan as we're going into wednesday. some thunderstorms may develop with the potential for hail and damaging winds. seoul should avoid rain on tuesday. however, wet weather will persist in shanghai as we go into tuesday morning. tokyo will have a gloomy sky for the next few days with a chance of showers. however, osaka should avoid rain on tuesday but rain will return to

it is companies in china, japan, taiwan, korea, and the u.s.re likely to see strong growth thanks to the package because the package is the one being done in europe. i know it is very much on the headline number, but they don't look under the bonnet, what it is made of and where the money is going to go. you look further in china, japan, south korea, even the new program that candidate biden has put forward. they all have the same flavor. they are all green and they are all digital. what we're doing is searching for those companies that are going to see double-digit growth thanks to those recovery packages. sadly, we find a few in europe but very few, and it looks like it might be the rest of the world enjoying the most, the nature of this recovery. world and the rest of the that you favor as well also includes japan. talk us through your thinking then. a lot of the rhetoric that we hear from politicians because of covid is to diversify the supply chain, reshore , incentivize to bring production back on shore. we know all too well that this wil

producers are not allowed access to real networks in china japan south korea or the usa. the u.s. decision to withdraw 12000 troops from germany sent shock waves across the country raising concerns about security and transatlantic tides but for the locals of the bavarian town of food sec where a 3rd of those troops are stationed it has also left some fearing for their livelihoods. what will become a feel sick it's a very in town with just 6000 residents who've lived for years alongside the americans at the nearby rose barracks is that all over. the constellation the guns it's terrible the whole area the economy the shops the americans always use them just as we do the notes on the view out. some of us play football with the americans it will be a pity to see them leave again the 2nd cavalry regiment of the u.s. army is a key economic engine for the structurally weak region and until now it had provided full sec with a guaranteed. employer and supply of customers many locals work for the military in some capacity for example in vehicle maintenance the american presence is vitalized

producers are not allowed access to real networks in china japan south korea or the usa. the u.s. decision to withdraw 12000 troops from germany sent shock waves across the country raising concerns about security and transatlantic tides but for the locals of the bavarian town of 5th sec where a 3rd of those troops are stationed it has also left some fearing for their livelihoods. what will become a fill sack it's a very in town with just 6000 residents who've lived for years alongside the americans at the nearby rose barracks is that all over. consciously to guns it's terrible the whole area the economy the shops the americans always use them just as we do they're not strong v.v. out. some of us play football with the americans it'll be a pity to see them leave again the 2nd cavalry regiment of the u.s. army is a key economic engine for the structurally weak region and until now it had provided full sec with a guaranteed. employer and supply of customers many locals work for the military in some capacity for example in vehicle maintenance the american presence is vitalized the goi

the japanese government maintains they are an inherent part of japan's territory. chinand taiwan claim them. the report, also, says north korea, apparently, has the capability to mount nuclear warheads on ballistic missiles, that could reach japan. it says that its technological advancements pose a new threat for the interception systems of relevant countries. white paper also notes the decision not to deploy the aegis ashore land-based defense missile system in two japanese prefectures. it says a new national defense strategy will be outlined, based on discussions by the government's national security council. >>> american football team the washington redskins is retiring its name and logo. it comes after years of criticism that the franchise was rooted in a racist trope. the team said in a statement on monday, it will develop a new name and design approach. the rebrand will be before the 2020 season begins in september. critics argued for leagues that the name and profile depicting a native american man were offensive to native americans. the issue recently came to the

why the real competition i think in asia is between china and japan not china and the united states because's an internal one in a sense. what u.s. strategies been since the 19th century. we should be very proud we've had a strategy of a free and open indo pacific since the mid-19th century. not something new. people say we don't have strategy and we don't think strategically, we do. we thought that way for a very long time and we should be proud of that. no conditions change so the goals of the goal of the free and open and the pacific hasn't changed since the 19th century. we need a strategy for it. all those things i try to punch on. there's a lot to worry about them a lot that can go wrong but i really heartened that people care, that you guys made it a priority. that mike gallagher is making it a priority. to paraphrase winston churchill, we always do the wrong thing until we do the right thing at the end. how we will deal with china and the broader indo pacific. thank you all, thank you for everyone who viewed and took time to watch and for new hr nadia, taking time out of your schedu

china, japan has been hit very hard the last couple of days. this is not just caused by the rain.he river burst its banks and rule ordered through the town. roared through the town. .t even picked up this railroad ♪ >> hello again. a reminder of the top stories. on. has announced sanctions those involved in the murder of jamal khashoggi. of 29 individuals and organizations have been targeted. york's governor has accused the president of enabling the coronavirus, saying he has been making up facts. india has surged past russia to record the third highest number of infections in the world. almost 700,000 cases have been confirmed and the outbreak is not expected to peak for a few more weeks. -- ambassadoror -- china's ambassador has lashed out. amounts to gross interference into china's internal affairs. dozens of among countries that criticized china's decision for a harsh new security law and has offered a new home to nearly 3 million residents with a prospect of eventual u.k. citizenship. is no longer under colonial rule and hong kong has returned to china and is now part of chin

the usa australia france and germany china japan india chile and other countries have stations in antarctica. more than 50 countries have a presence and they're signatories to the antarctic treaty. that is for him. to have. a moment of truth is coming soon the 959 treaty expires in less than 30 years. where that is the beauty the absolute beauty that these tensions do not matter in the scientific community in trouble maybe because. because the weather just closes opportunities for science in one area then the cooperation is there to look how can we best help each other attentions do not come into it at all on the grassroots level of doing antarctic research and it is a wonderful example how the international community can come together and how we can overcome. polar explorers abide by the rules agreed 60 years ago the only legal activity in respect of antarctica and its inhabitants his research. when loquacious old who are a little singing hold their breath why quit when the time in to good one piece was work under going to 32 is walkable 50 people. in truth the native inhabitants aren't alw

and china japan's government is warning of aggressive tactics from beijing japan's new defense report says china is pushing harder to make territorial gains and claims in regional season is using the pandemic as an opportunity to expand its influence it also highlights the government's defense priorities and says china is posing a greater threat to japan in the region japan's also backed the american rejection of most of china's claims in the south china sea. we understand that the announcement by the united states this time shows the unwavering commitment by the united states to the region's peace and stability amid the increasing severity of the region's security environment we want to support such a commitment by the united states and now a spokesman for the philippines president says china and the u.s. must abide by the rule of law and paris as they escalate their rivalry. yes into their side we will. be sure that we will advance our national interest and meanwhile we want parties involved we had very little particularly with the un convention and they don't have the sea and a mal

heavy rain causing problems in china and japan. ♪ ♪ hello.ing of next week looks rather nasty for the coast of new south wales, but for the time being, it is quiet. they are absorbing the windy weather. in melbourne, bright weather. slightly warmer, and the south coast of west australia is still rather cloudy and wet. this onshore breeze will produce a little rain or new south wales or queensland. brisbane, a couple of days thursday or friday, temperatures hovering around the low 20's, ready ok, really. now, the picture friday suggests more widespread showers in new south wales, and this is gathering off the coast with and more todney, come. jumping north, the real problem is the amount of rain in japan. that rain is gathering once more, all part of a system that goes back into china, and you get the orange lumps that travel up in this general direction. on area is likely to get hit thursday, and on friday, some significant issues with the korean peninsula, especially south korea, leaving slightly dry conditions in japan. ♪ ♪ barbara: welcome

days of heavy rain have swollen rivers and triggered mudslides across china japan dozens of people have been killed in the flooding and millions have been told to leave their homes and one province just after it was devastated by the pandemic florence really has. some of the heaviest rain in decades has batted who been a province in china on the outskirts of hong kong city rescue workers dig through landslide debris in central south west and east in china rescue teams have evacuated people trapped by rising floodwaters in cities towns and villages you need to see because the water is so deep we have asked the brigade to help transfer residents by rubber boats dams and river banks are being reinforced further to the east heavy rain has continued to pound japan causing flooding and landslides it's up rooted trees and downed electricity pylons making some roads impassable water levels in many areas remain high. even though it may have stopped raining there are many things to be worried about whether there could be mudslide happening here as well i was wondering along with this continue the

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countries that need it now on the other hand you know some of the countries not on that list brazil china japan mexico some other european nations i know for a fact many of the patients that were in your early clinical trials came from the u.k. so i know that there's kind of been a you know an outcry in some of the european nations which have said look we've been involved in the clinical trials early on and now we're not going to have access to it and that can be disappointing but i think more and more than anything to me this could be potentially a signal more of the unwillingness of some governments to cooperate with other countries and ensure that patients get the medications that i think they need and i think from an ethical perspective we need to look at that carefully ok william solomon good to talk to mr solomon thank you very much. thank you pleasure to be here. turning our attention now to mexico where gunmen have killed at least $24.00 people and injured 7 others in a drugs rehabilitation facility it's the 2nd such attack in the city of a power so north of the capital mexico city the

between countries, this resurgence in cases is occurring throughout large portions of our planet in japan, china, australia, belgium, spain, france, germany, hong kong, places where they thought it was -- they had really done

probably in china. japan dimming knighted states trillions. of governments have to borrow most of this money but who will pay the debt back. today's elderly for today's young. much public debt only comes dean decades later that means today's young will carry the can in many countries. there is already a shortage of jobs and training opportunities higher taxes and spending cuts are quite likely in the future so are today's millennial as the main losers in the coronavirus crisis. not necessarily they might also stand to benefit if investment is focused on shaping the future. education digitalisation. environmental protection. if firms are kept going through the crisis jobs should become available again holders of government bonds should eventually get paid out to daisy and will inherit public debt but some of them will also inherit government bonds so members of the same generation will be paying each other back for. if an economy grows stronger and repairing it won't be a huge problem. protracted crisis by contrast would be a disaster. inflatio

china and india. so that's 60 years ago. so think if japanthe united states were still fighting skirmishing over world war ii, in 2000. that's 1940 plus 60 is 2000. that's where they are with india and china. i haven't settled at the borders. what is clear is no one has settled the problems and that's the biggest reason we have the point, asia cannot figure out how to get past these things who it's she south china sea, east china sea, borders on land. not just children it's japan and asia, it's cambodia and thailand, but clearly it's the assertiveness of the parties' desire to be seen again as a hegemon, clearly at the hegemon in asia that has driven so much of this, and the concern is that eventually flash points can just multiply. you can lose control of the situation. that's the scenario i talk about in the war chapter, first highlight of the war between china and the out. we should be very worried not that he region will good to war. should worry because it has even more interstate conflicts thanked did before. they have not solved it. th

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china japan and america. the top 3 economies of the world yes so now they are like the tonic plates from moving away so that would be seismically significant. doesn't sound like a friendly cooperative globalized world and they. welcome back we now have more for you on a developing situation and the ukrainian city of poltava where man is holding a police officer hostage and this threaten to detonate a grenade for more on this recross live to our citizenry or from the ocean what do we know at this point. how it all started when police in ukraine's northeastern city of poltava as you said tried to detain a man suspected of hijacking a call of a sudden the suspect grabbed one of the officers and was holding him tight while threatening to set off a grenade we heard that from ukraine's deputy interior minister who also added that there were negotiations later and the suspect agreed to release the officer in exchange for a local police chief and we also hear from the interior ministry of ukraine right now that they

the reason i think that is because of the comparison between china and japan. let's think about when japan's economy fell over in 1989. japan's gdp per capita in 1989 had already caught up to the level in the united states. japan was already on the frontier of what was possible in terms of using technology and becoming more productive. china's gdp per capita today is very significantly below the level in the united states. for me that means there is still significant catchups. i think in the middle of the decade it's entirely possible china will still be greg 5% a year, i think at the end of the decade it's entirely possible that china will still be greg at 3% or 4% a year. so, i'm going to wrap up in a second. before i do let me try to pull these pieces together and apply them to thinking about what has happened to china in the last six months. now, covid-19 is of course a human tragedy. it is also an economic and financial stress test for the world, and for china. in the last few months, income for the biggest borrowers in china's economy, state enterprises,

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news, the commander of united states forces japan has pledged support for japan over the senkakaku islands over the east chinaea.a. japan controls the islands. the comments are the latest example of tough talk from the united states o over beijingng pushing territorial claims in asian water. >> the united states is 100% absolutely steadfast in its commitment to help the government of japan with the situation in the senkakus. >> schneider said in an online news cononference on wednesday beijing continues to taking a gres sive and malign actions in the east china sea and the south china sea. he pointed to what he called unprecedented chinese intrusions into japanese territorial water around the senkaku islands for the past 100 to 120 days t. japanese governmenent maintains the islands are an inherenent pt of japan's territorial. schneider also touched on a controroversial issue in comman an agreemement on stationing u. forcrces in thehe country which concluded every five years. it will expire next march. he says there's been no substantial progress yesterday on negotiations on the accord. he suggested concrete

china japan and america. the top 3 economies of the world yes so now they are like that the tonic plates are moving away so that would be seismically significant. doesn't sound like a friendly cooperative globalized world and they. seem wrong. when all the rules just don't call. me. yet to shape out just to become educated and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. always the issue of trying to playing out in the american election cycle. and by the trade themselves as being tough and beijing maybe they are at least rhetorically but reality tells a very different story and it's bipartisan the commanding heights of industry and finance for the china for game. show is this china. code 19 shook things up across the globe with leaders in a tactical war to stop the spread of the virus america left its reopening plans largely up to the states with a mixed bag of results as stores restaurants and other areas reopen schools and childcare centers largely

china japan america. the top 3 economies of the world yes so now they are like the tonic plates from moving away so that would be seismically significant and that doesn't sound like a friendly cooperative globalized world to name. but old friend and a great broadcaster bob costas ok let's move to our favorite sport. how's baseball going to handle a 60 game season i think the pandemic is the bigger question if was just a matter of playing 60 games even without fans and with a few rules changes like universal d.h. and putting man on 2nd base and extra needs to get it over with more quickly i don't think that would be a problem i think fans would accept that they understand that the conditions 'd are unique and it would be a sprint rather than a marathon almost every team would be in contention right until the end the postseason would be interesting under those circumstances but the big question as it is for all sports and all of us is that the coronavirus doesn't care about any of this and we've learned tha

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hello there yet more rain across central and eastern areas of china japan the korean peninsula not too bad at the moment but there's more rain on the way you can see this massive cloud and of course the rain has actually moved slightly further to the north but really impacting shang dong and as a say on its way towards the korean peninsula. very heavy rain pushing into the far west of honshu and then by thursday more in the way of scattered showers and thunderstorms and there is that heavy rain on its way towards the korean peninsula very heavy downpours this could also lead to some localized flooding but by thursday the rains lightning a little bit across the central areas but of course still we have that very serious ongoing flooding problem me want to cross into india we've also got flooding of course here across many areas that take up to the north and the pool has seen some torrential downpours this is the main river the course burst its banks and believe it or not this is actually the 3rd world is beginning to receive but as we know over 100 people have died in the floods that is

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india just became tough on china, japan, look at the uk planning huawei, france phasing out huawei. more restrictive. i think the tide is turning and that's why the government is doing this. it's not about politics, 10 extra votes in the election because the reality is people will vote on domestic issues. this is about the us government being smart making a case to the rest of the world. now is the time for all of us to stand together because we believe in freely elected governments, human rights, free enterprise, the chinese don't. if we stand there and let them do what they want they will take that away from us. jillian: thank you for your time and insight. it is 17 after the hour. a korean war veteran who dropped out of high school to serve our country finally graduates. todd: he is not the only person in his family walking the stage. he will meet this hero next. ♪ it's pretty inspiring the way families redefined the word 'school' this year. it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to helping kids keep learning through the summer. and help college students studying at home stay conn