d. world bank and others indicate the countries with more women in politics invest more in health and education is a policy making could benefit from more balanced leadership. a reporter is at the women's leadership meeting we asked her if aging societies like japan in particular need to encourage more women to seek leadership roles they are definitely definitely needed that's the reason why are they actually introduce a policy a few years ago called womenomics where you try to get more women to work and numbers show that yes more women are working but the problem is what kind of work are they doing a lot of the women who have been again started working are working in part time jobs working in lower paid positions which means it doesn't really contribute anything to gender equality and that's where of is also being criticized many people say that he basically sees working women as a means to an end the end being basically saving japan's economy but he doesn't really care about inequality like where it's going and that's why that's one of the big problems that the economy is facing there and i t

d w world heritage 362 good to see. kenya is crying up a mountain of debt the east african countries are seeking a $750000000.00 loan from the wealth bank to invest in infrastructure projects while at the same time trying to reduce public debt. also coming up they crawl and fly and many of us find them on a thai saying that in 6 could soon be key in feeding a growing wealth population. welcome to the business africa. but to have you will. yes kenya has one of the fastest growing economies in east africa but to sustain growth it needs to invest in infrastructure and that costs money it doesn't half and that's why kenya is now seeking a 750 $1000000.00 loan from the world bank adding to the mountain of debt it already owes to china only yesterday kenya's government unveiled its budget for the next financial year which includes proposals to reduce government debt kenya is in desperate need of more roads railways and harbors without infrastructure the country can't develop or provide jobs for millions of young kenyans but the money needed to expand the infrastructure is unfair one reason why kenya is going further and further into debt. ove

shortly before he and other world leaders marked d-day with the normandy cemetery as a backdrop, president trump spoke about america's place in the world. >> we're the piggy bank. united states is the piggy bank. it has all the money that others want to take from us. they are not taking it so easy any more. >> when you're the piggy bank that everybody steals and robs from and they deceive you, like they've been doing for 25 years, tariffs are a beautiful thing. >> he also questioned whether mexico is really an ally of the u.s. >> been making billions of dollars. they've been making an absolute fortune on the united states. i'm dealing with mexico right now. they send it $500 billion worth of drugs. they kill 100,000 people. they ruin a million families every year. if you look at that. that's an invasion without the guns. they need us we don't need them. >> they are an important ally of the united states. >> the trump administration has been ambiguous about what it would take to avoid applying tariffs on mexico saying initially it will be at our discretion and on an ad hoc basis. the president tried to clarify his stance yesterday. >> we've told mexico the tari

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world war with the d.-day commemorations that are starting tomorrow all over europe so it's looking to go closer to the u.s. not just symbolically with state bank words and commemorations but also as you mentioned earlier they're trying to pave the way for a trade deal that's something that's a lot of people here in the u.k. that are protesting also see as a negative but for the u.k. government for the moment it's something that they look towards to and you don't get this protest is clearly very anti trump but want to what extent is this also anthony how much anger is there towards the british government their tourism it is stepping down as party leader and prime minister at the end of this week. yes exactly and i think there is a sense within the protesters that she's left the country with her bricks of policies effectively rudderless and there is a fear amongst the protesters that maybe the u.k. might. dumble into this close alliance with the u.s. that is maybe not it's fair alliance they see the trade deal the potential trade deal as as a potential threat because the u.s. is such a strong partner it's not an unequal partnership between the u

banks. u.s. president don't come today visited the u.k. city of paul smithy join the queen and a number of world leaders for the 75th anniversary of the d.-day landings in world war 2 and the speech the president thanks the people of the united kingdom and the united states for defeating the nazi regime normandy landings when the only turning point in the 2nd world war. the 6th of june 1944 the allies land in normandy is often touted is the key turning point in world war 2. d.-day can be found across mass culture in books music. films. have smoked famously and hollywood's saving private ryan. is frequently cited speeches here in normandy the rescue began. here the allies stood and fought against tyranny in a giant undertaking unparalleled in human history. but this was a war with more than one turning point when that 2nd front was opened the soviet army had been advancing in multiple directions and had reached bella ruse the battle of stalingrad the 1st major loss for the nazis was already a distant memory to compare numbers about $640000.00 nazi soldiers took part in the normandy battle nazi losses in stalingrad total $1500000.00 allied

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banks. u.s. president on from today visited the u.k. city of portsmouth he joined the queen and a number of worldly this for the 75th anniversary of the d.-day landings in world war 2 in a speech the president thanked the people of the united kingdom and the united states for defeating the nazi regime the normandy landings were the only turning point in the 2nd world war. the 6th of june 1944 the allies land in normandy is often touted is the key turning point in world war 2. d.-day can be found across mass culture in books music. films. have smoked famously in hollywood's saving private ryan. is frequently cited in political speeches here in normandy the rescue began. here the allies stood and fought against tyranny in a giant undertaking unparalleled.

domino effect and central banks around the world start to cut interest rates as well and then the dollar just remains strong. >> lululemon has just come out with earnings. it rose 16%,detter than what analysts are looking for. not going past the expected analysts estimates, while it is higher than it has indicated, does not come try. a little bit shy of what analysts are looking for. >> i want to go back to shawn matthews. talkingheard trump about the dollar or at least he is not a fan of the exchange rate with the euro. where do you see it going from it aand how much is hindrance to higher profits? >> i think it has probably peaked, so you see it go down a little bit, but one of the issues out there is investors have been buying assets. you have a bond market that has been rallying because people have been looking at a yield which seems really attractive. you have negative returns that peopleually worse and are buying assets, thinking we will prolong the dollar, so it is a good trade for us. once we start to see the dollar put, that means it will real fear in the micro place -- marketplace. see the dollar fall over, does that mean it is time to get into the emerging

world leaders to honor the troops who fought and died on d-day, 75 years ago. investors looking to the european central back today. will mario draggy keep his powder dry. the people's bank of china injecting money into the chinese economy. the shanghai composite is down overnight. cheryl: we would like to welcome you to "fbn: a.m.." good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: we are watching the live events underway in normandy, france. you're looking at live pictures of the normandy american cemetery. there are 9,388 service men that are buried there. president trump and the first lady joining other world leaders on the beaches of normandy. of course, to mark the 7 a fifth anniversary of -- 75th anniversary of the d-day landing. lauren: the president will give a speech today while touring the 50 plus miles of beaches there and also an american military cemetery in france. president trump and the french president, emmanuel macron, will look out over omaha beach, the scene of the bloodiest fighting. 24 american troops died on that beach. cheryl: we're looking at live pictures of the arrival of everyone that is there. french presid