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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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

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the main western power in the pacific the following the defeat of japan china has slowly but surely emerged as wanted is today america's main rival in the region. for 2 years u.s. president trump has been imposing punitive tariffs on china for example on steel and aluminum fact goods with the trade of several $100000000000.00 trump wants to punish china for industrial espionage and products piracy and force the country to open its so-called closed markets we will save the copyrights. trade secrets and intellectual property that is so vital to our security and to our prosperity we will hold or we will defend our workers china responded with its own punitive tariffs against american products but international trade agreement confirmed china is increasing its imports from the usa at the same time china is pushing ahead with its one belt one road global infrastructure development project building railways and roads purchasing ports and using billions of state subsidies to drive forward the expansion of key technologies. winning the trade. china willing to try to i don't think anyone is winning the trade war i do think goin

china, and it was amazing, i was in japan meeting with the prime minister back in january. there obviously very close to the chinese situation in the first virus went off in china and came through in america and they were not even talking about the virus. when you look i can history, i think there will be culpability all the way around. i think there will always be the armchair quarterback affect where could we have done things better? could china have done things better? the fundamental difference between america and china is china is a government based on a policy where information is not shared. it is not a democratic country. it is not about sharing information freely and openly. i think that is the fundamental flaw that china embraced as a result of this crisis and the virus that went off, in my humble opinion, without a doubt in its country, and they could have been much open and transparent, but the government itself is designed not to do that. putting billions of people at risk. go to theis going to next level and be one of the world superpowers that it has come, and it must adhere to new policies and government standards and philosophies. i do not think it has the capability to d

china is only about 16% of the world's economy. unfortunately because of trumps america first policies, instead of mobilising the europe japan australiated effort to push back against chinese predatory merca ntilism, he has made more of the us china issue when it really is china issue when it really is china versus the world. and i think he is right in the sense that we are going to see more pushback because it is beginning to build all over the place, australia, india, europe and elsewhere and so i think it is going to go in that direction and i think the chinese have made a serious miscalculation. when china threatened consequences for britain's decision to ban huawei, what consequences do you expect there will be, if any. i will try to protect its interests. they are good at economic coercion and my guess is there was a deal signed to doa is there was a deal signed to do a deal listing in london. sta rt start fate. $z/startfeed. now, a prolonged heatwave in the arctic this year is unequivocal evidence of climate change according to an international team of scientists. they say the record high temperatures would be impossible withou

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america. he says that prices started to seep up with pressure last year after african swine fever devastated pig herds in china and elsewhere. he adds that japanan be particularly affected when supplies are tight. >> translator: exports in japan need to go through strict restrictions and detail criteria. this has resulted in less pork being shipped. >> reporter: the drop in customer traffic, combined with rising pork prices has posed a challenge and funakoshi doesn't think prices have topped out. >> translator: the pork purchase in arriving in july and augugus so that's when price also be the highest. we'll have to get through the crunch o one way or another. >> reporter: with no sign of a resurgence in imports, pork pricices may remain high. that could add to weeklyy grocey bills and dampen overall consumer sentiment in japan. >> let's have a look at the markets. >> from the news line biz team. i'm gene otani. thanks very much for ♪ >> a government reshuffle as president macron tries to reverse his plummeting popularity. a look at the controversial members of the new cabinet. the leader of f hong konong defs china's new national security law.

america happy but could prompt a backlash from china. frislaine maxwell, the former girlfriend of jey epstein, has refused bail. she will go on trial next july charged with trafficking minors. what japanas been doing rights for ynd other countries can't seem to follow -- wearing face masks in th of covid. it has helped them. >> nice to meet you. >> so nice to meet you. >> it is so nice to meet you. i can't believe it. katy: plus, a truly unique reunion. ans auschwitz survivor e family of the american soldiers who saved her life -- the ameran soldier who saved her life. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. >> i am very sorry. we seem to have a problem with our communications with katy in georgetown and washington, d.c. i am tim willcox in london. the british government has bowed to pressure from washington and decided to halt huawei and stop huawei from s 5g network. an earlier decision to allow the chinese telecoms company limited acce in britain's future 5g systems. 5g became -- huawei became a flashpoint in the balance of anwer between the u.schina with america's allies caught in the middle. this report by the bbc's gordon corera. gordon: 5g promises to be th

are running studies in the united kingdom and south africa and south america and in the united states and the others suggest japan, china and elsewhere. but we need to make sure we are in the united states also that we have diversity in the communities and populations that we are testing it to make sure we have the diverse population that represents the ethnic diversity as well as age diversity. we are still in the planning stages of a study that we do plan to include a diverse population of only from the age perspective that many of the communities that you've mentioned. to do that, we are launching a community outreach program that were off the digital platform and also leveraging some of the networks in connection with who we want to partner because those populations are also disproportionately affected by covid to make sure they have information about the disease and the trials that we are planning i on whether or not thy want to participate. so this will hopefully improve the diversity of the trial. >> i will yield back. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding. we have any other members i thought seen on my screen bu

china, and it was amazing, i was in japan meeting with the prime minister back in january. there obviously very close to the chinese situation in the first virus went off in china and came through in america they were not even talking about the virus. when you look i can history, i think there will be culpability all the way around. i think there will always be the armchair quarterback affect where could we have done things better? could china have done things better? the fundamental difference between america and china is china is a government based on a policy where information is not shared. it is not a democratic country. it is not about sharing information freely and openly. i think that is the fundamental flaw that china embraced as a result of this crisis and the virus that went off, in my humble opinion, without a doubt in its country, and they could have been much open and transparent, but the government itself is designed not to do that. putting billions of people at risk. go to theis going to next level and be one of the world superpowers that it has come, and it must adhere to new policies and government standards and philosophies. i do not think it has the capability to do th

studies in united kingdom, in south africa and south america, and in the united states, and also considering going to other regions also such as japan, china and elsewhere.th but ultimately we need to -- ultimately we need to make sure within the unitedma states alsoe have diversity in terms of communities and population we are testing and working with nih will make sure we do have the diverse population that represents both ethnic diversity as well as age diversity. >> thank you. next, please. >> i can go next. we are still in the planning stages of our phase three study but we i do plan to include diverse population not only from an age perspective but many communities you mentioned. to do that we are launching a community outreach program that will involve a digital platform but also leveraging some of our existing networks and connections in the context of some of our other programs. for example, we've had a a very long history of the hiv vaccine trial work with the nih and their networks, and have a very strong community engagement group that is very active in the communities you mentioned. we want to work and partner and leverage the

china. the only way we can counter chinese if the us and the eu our european friends now and japan and india create coalition. .. the u.s. can't do it alone, especially in the situation where it's americarst and almost all those frankly naÏve clichÉs. whenever interconnected world and let's be interconnected with the best of the world, and the best of the world still exists, our european brothers and sisters, japan, india, the great democracy of the world. we can do this together and create the world we want and counter the chinese communist party. >> thank you. senator casey, do you have any other questions you would like to ask? >> mr. chairman, i i hope you n see and hear me. >> we can see you and here you. >> that's great. i was hoping at least for audio but thanks so much for the hearing. just one question i wanted to ask earlier about the havana charter which she gave some of history of, but that it was signed by 54 countries but never went into force and that there was opposition from at the time from our business community. i guess i would ask you, in addition to the history and the significance of it, what still relevant today and come in particular how it relates to condition

today here in north america as well or even a country like japan that is offering money to its own manufacturers to come back and bring their operations to japan and out of places like chinaat do you expect those supply chain dynamics to look like and what are investing implications and implications for emerging markets. >> right so i think two sort of outcomes here one is that in general for emerging markets it poses a major problem. because of this era of deglobalization becomes much more difficult for emerging markets to follow the model, on the way to prosperity. that's how japan anderson china after that have been able to grow so rapidly because of the booms. one of deglobalization, onshoring, less outsourcing and that makes the model in general more difficult for emerging markets to grow rapidly when your export has been cut off having said that, there are a couple of countries in asia that are benefiting for now at least from this diversification of supply chains. the most interesting company is vietnam. in fact, in many ways vietnam is emerging as the next china it doesn't have the scale of china, like with a population of 100 million, it has many things going rig

cities in the united kingdom in south africa, south america, and in the united states to begin with, we are also going to other regions such as japan, chinaand elsewhere. >> excuse me but -- >> yes, we also need to make sure that within the united states, also, we have diversity in terms of the communities in the populations that we are testing in, and in our 30,000 patients study, working with the nih, we will make sure that we have the diverse populations to present both ethnic diversity as well as age diversity. >> thank you. next, please? >> this is macaya douoguih, i can go next. so, we are still in the planning stages of our phase three study but we do plan to include a diverse population not only from an age perspective but for many of the communities that you mentioned. to do that, we are launching a community outreach program that will involve digital platform, but also leveraging some of our existing networks and connections in the context of some of our other programs for example, we've had a very long history of doing a chubby vaccine trial work with the nih and their networks and have a very strong community engagement group