at a world map, if you look at how many american bases are literally of the north east, central east and south, east coast of china, china is nearly encapsulated by american military bases. but why do you think that is nelson? what, what is the us strategy in that part of the world? i think this has a lot to do with how the americans are and how they've been brought up to believe that they are the leader of the world. that they can dominate the world, they do whatever, whatever they do is is right. so what i would like to add by listening to watching ambassador bernice commons. i would say that i do appreciate bassett, a burns reminder that the u. s. does not st. confrontation which china, which our belief coincides with china's position or law that our 2 countries should work together to promote peace and development. bear in mind that co or petition is what is welcome, but not confrontation. well, the way i think the key word is confrontation, right? right, that nelson, i appreciate you saying that yes, because because this is, you know, this is, this is part of it. i wanted to ask you just about a week or even

of india. later in the week now we moved to east asia, the more heavy rain on the way for central parts of china. you can see those heavy downpours moving towards the east coast, showers will be trickling into shanghai. the worst of the weather does move away from japan, toko, coming in at 21 degrees celsius. a socket. a 24 is in the store. let's take you straight back to moscow, where president putin is speaking to those delegations of both russian and chinese leaders. let's listen in several years before but will also exceed the way that figure out what i brought to wilson athletes at branson to bully him. in a year we saw a growth of more than 30 percent different and sell a much. there are additional opportunities to please sure you would have achieved different goals for our economy, that economists get voice what can do through belt and roll with when we ship to plan through your asian coordinate ship. much certainly by when it comes to investment, who have created my wife scale, little petals of great significance projects in different spheres for about $165000000000.00 and a shooter with oci at the end of each. we also expand energy corporation, was t

east asia. there's more heavy rain on the waves, essential parts of china. you can see those heavy down pools moving towards the east coast. the showers will be trickling into shanghai. the worst of the wet weather does move away from japan. tokyo coming in at $21.00 degrees celsius, a soccer at $24.00, ism the story in so temperature here has been sitting about 5 degrees above the average of this time of year. but we will see a lot of the warmth that's been lingering around the north of china. starts to ease temperatures is set to come down here over the next few days. and it's a similar story for shanghai 14 degrees celsius on thursday. ah blah blah blah will say dallas, the ballade never laid him a bottle? no, helen, in my thought that the national food that he had done, i see was it on that that will be made with ah ah ah, welcome back, you're watching out, is there a time to recap on headline now? president's changing thing and vladimir putin of stress that responsible dialogue is the best way to solve the ukraine crisis. the russian president reaffirmed commitment to resuming peace talks as soon as possible. 2 leade

of india later in the week. and we've moved to east asia, there's more heavy rain on the way for central parts of china. you can see those heavy downpours moving towards the east coast, showers will be trickling into shanghai. the worst of the wet weather does move away from japan, toko, coming in at 21 degrees celsius. a socket. a 24 is in the story, in sole temperatures here. have been sitting about 5 degrees above the average of this time of year, but we will see a lot of the warm so it's been lingering around the north of china. start to ease temperatures is set to come down here over the next few days. and it's a similar story for shanghai 14 degrees celsius on thursday. well, still had here on al jazeera, an invasion without a plan. we looked at the u. s. decision to disband. iraq saw me on the impact. it's hard to decades old. also why mexico's push to go green, it's fueling of with, with us oil and gas produces as it's whole, that could be a new role. francis woke up star as his team targets a 3rd european title. ah, the latest mean as it breaks from for it's still the favorite here among the grass roots and, and many of the polls the be the republican presi

the metropolis on the east china sea coast is threatened by the melting of the arctic ice pack flooding has become a regular occurrence here. and the effects of global warming mean the situation is getting worse in future. rising sea levels could leave parts of shanghai permanently under water for years, the chinese have presented this argument at international conferences. beijing says it's obliged to be active in the arctic to help save the climate. this year will be a watch, huge climate change, global warming and the melting of the arctic ice don't just have an impact on our climate. they also have direct effects on china's agriculture, aquaculture and livestock breeding sionna. so that's why china is actively taking part time in combating climate change in the arctic to their waterloo. while climate protection is a valid concern, that's hardly the only reason. china is now active in the arctic. there are 3 priorities for china in the polar region. first of all security, and that includes traditional and non traditional security. i resources and in the most broadest sense of the wor

of cooperation between japan and south korea. east between japan, new united states and south korea. they hit the coast robert, how valid our japans and south korea concerns about china? well, china, or is it all this is making it well in every sphere, from the economy to security issues. absolutely down in the middle, china. so everybody about korea, china is doing is, is worrying, obviously, the japan, they are doing lots of reforms in terms of being depressed, spending the new new military kids and so on, south career, it does come out with a specific strategy which is, which is welcome development for more, more broadly. so i think one of the interesting things is how, what is going on in ukraine's the russians invade invasion ukraine. and i think japan and south korea in addition to the issues with china, with their religion as well to, to try to push the improvement in the relations and trucks are exhilarating improvements. both sides are worried about taiwan. both sides worried about chinese coercion move more broadly in the region. and of course, the regional stability, the corporation between japan and south korea is absolutely essential. both our allies of

east china seas from beijing. taiwan is the fulcrum in what china's leaders call the first island chain, a constellation of u.s. allies that stretches across its entire coast taiwan is the strategic key to unlocking direct access to the pacific and the sea lanes where about 50% of the world's commerce gets transported. china has accused the united states of trying to contain them. what do you say to china? >> i would say do you need to be contained? are you expanding? are you an expansionist power? to a very great extent, the united states was the champion for china's rise. and in no way are we seeking to contain china. what we are seeking for them to play by the rules. >> reporter: china's navy, a branch of the people's liberation army, is now the world's largest. china is also using its 9,000-mile coastline to rewrite the rules of fightig at sea, as these images from chinese state media show. its military has invested heavily in long-range precision guided weapons, like the df-21 and df' 26 that can be used to target ships. china's people's liberation army rocket force calls them carrier killers and has practiced shooting them at mock-ups of american shi

east coast, and california. all right, china warning the new cold war could turn into a hot conflict of the world's two biggest economiesnd common ground. coming as the senate reveals plans to ban tiktok and another major import as targeted as the new huawei. we've got team coverage straight ahead and taking a look at the big board for you right now, we are still down more than 500 points but we have swung back almost 100 points. we've got about 27 minutes to go until the close. "clayman countdown" coming right back. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way wealth plan can help get you there. j.p. morgan wealth management. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. my customer really relies on his car's advanced safety system. [alarm] >> instructor: veer right. [ringing] >> instructor: and slow down. >> tech: so when he got a cracked windshield, he t

east coast and then pulling out of the waist. brightest guys coming back behind. maybe one or 2 when she flowers there into the far north of north korea. again, losey dry though, much of china warm sunshine. 19 in beijing, similar temperature there too. for rash, shanghai, little bit of wet weather over towards western parts of china. now a lot of wet weather still continuing across southern parts of the maple inch. they can see this massive cloud. we have seen huge amounts of rain for over 400 millimeters, the frightful here in the 1st 4 days of march. and there is more where that came from. it does stay unsettled, little bit about sell, whether to making its way towards lanka, maybe into the far south of india, but much of india would be fine and dry. we could see one or 2 sporadic showers, there across a central and northern parts over the next couple of days. but find dry and warm for most. ah, the, the law will the law win with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war? is america's global leadership increasingly fragile? what will us politics look like as we had to the presidential elections of 2024. the critical look us politics, th

east coast, 2:30 outwest. i'm jonathan lemire, thanks for being with us. on that very subject the director of the fbi says chinastigate the origins of covid. in an interview with fox news christopher wray said the agency has assessed the that the virus most likely came from a potential lab incident in wuhan. >> i should add that our work related to this continues, and not a whole lot of details i can share that aren't classified. i will just make the observation that the chinese government seems to me has been doing its best to try to thwart and obfuscate the work here, the work we're doing, the work our u.s. government and close partners are doing, and that's unfortunate for everybody. >> now on monday national security council spokesman john kirby disputed that this was a definitive conclusion for how the pandemic started following a report from the department of energy that concluded it has low confidence the virus most likely leaked from a lab. yesterday a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson says china has, quote, always been open and transparent about covid. i think we can all fact check that one. joinin

east coast and then pulling out of the way the brightest guys coming back behind. maybe one or 2 when she flowers there into the far north of north korea. we can lossy dry though much of china, warm sunshine. 19 in beijing, similar temperature that to, for rash hang hi, little bit of wet weather over towards western parts of china. now a lot of wet weather, still continuing across southern parts of the maple lynch. they can see this massive cloud. we have seen huge amounts of rainfall over 400 millimeters of rainfall here in the 1st 4 days of march. and there is more where that came from. it does stay unsettled, little bit of uncertain whether to making its way towards lanka, maybe into the far south of india, but much of india will be fine and dry. we could see one or 2 st sporadic showers there across a central and northern parts over the next couple of days. but find dry and warm for most. ah ah, this was wrong to keep children away from their parents and hurt them into a school against their will. there was no mother, no father figures. they put us in the big playroom and we certainly looked at her. so i don't remember the children's names. canada's doc see current on o

of china. do you approve? do you disapprove? if you approve, (202) 748-8000. if you disapprove, (202) 748-8001. it is after 7:30 on the east coastere. this is marked out on the west coast in oregon. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: ok, hey, joe biden, he is a failure. all the callers calling in saying he has got experience, well, the one guy was talking about his experience and he has been wrong on every foreign policy there is, it is pretty obvious. let me tell you, everybody says we owe all this money to china, well, they owe us like $70 trillion for covid. we do not owe china a dime. host: ron in amsterdam, new york. good morning. caller: i do approve of what biden is doing. he has got south korea and japan holding a summit next week, i believe to start working closer together. he has got the submarine deal going with australia. they will be getting some nuclear submarines. he is trying to keep china in check, that is what i believe. and between china and russia coming closer, now we got italy, they want to join nato. so you got that happening. nato is going to get bigger. i think we are starting to

china. but where it should be in the science. outbreaks of lighting rain with temperatures on the high side but not by much. taipei still see that ne breeze bringing shafts, the east coast of taiwan, but the capital itself is slowly warmer. yep. after cold couple of weeks. well too big chows in maybe bhutan or the northeast of india. generally speaking there was a dry picture otherwise. but then coming in through afghanistan into central pakistan, our breaks of rain or thunderstorms, bringing the temperatures down because it's been particularly hot in central pakistan. and in raja sound good europe ah ah ah ah ah, book about your watch, realtors there with me. so robert, reminder of all the top stories, u. s. secretary of state, anthony blink, and russian foreign ministers. i love about an unexpected meeting on the sidelines of the g. 20 meeting in new jelly. the 2 spoke for less than 10 minutes. these are live pictures now from new delhi, as we wait for that press conference from the u. s. secretary of state will go live there when it happens. the station master on duty during greece, his worst train accident in history is due to testifying court. he's expected to be a

east coast will have more time. >> chinese scientists simulate add nuclear attack, according to the south china morning post the simulation shows 33 minutes from the time ofwn the icbm >> missile defense begins mere. >> for years u.s. leaders reassured the public >> the nation should be very confident >> and america's allies >> easily shoot them out of the sky. >> motive defense systems can keep them safe. but virtually all ballistics missiles travel at more than five times the speed of sound. sometimes faster. >> it's been described as hitting a bullet with bullet. trying to hit a war head. >> three, two, one. ignition. >> a report last year finding america's missile defense system the nation's best perhaps only line of defense only succeeds about half the time. >> in north korea were to fire a nuclear arm at the united states, we could not essential our defense system would prevent it. >> a u.s. missile defense agency report last year said the missile defense system demonstrated a measured capability to defend the united states deployed forces and allies from a rogue nation's missile attack. that rogue nation has a fast growing arsenal. kim jong-un mili

east coast, and then pulling out of the way, surprise us guys coming back behind. maybe one or 2 when she flowers there into the far north of north korea. again, losey dry though, much of china warm sunshine. 19 in beijing, similar temperature that to for rash, shanghai, little bit of wet weather over tools, western parts of china. now a lot of wet weather, still continuing across southern parts of the maple inch. they can see this massive cloud. we have seen huge amounts of rain for over 400 millimeters, the frightful here in the 1st 4 days of march. and there is more where that came from. it does stay unsettled, little bit about. so whether to making its way towards the lanka, maybe into the far south of india, but much of india would be fine and dry. we could see one or 2 sporadic showers there across a central and northern parts over the next couple of days. but find dry and warm for most ah, they come from humble indian villages. then chasing international sporting success . one he examines how athletics is helping tribal communities gain recognition. and how does it sears from al jazeera on the go and me tonight. i'll just, there is only a mobile app. is that the you?

china are encouraging. the u.s. is in good shape and strong jobs market and being a net exporter dom. >> lori, what do they say about the movement of trade to the east coastcoast? that has been something we have been watching and talking about and anticipating for a while >> reporter: exactly the migration of trade is moving to these areas for a while they are building where the clients want to bring in cargo msc has been investing in a boom in the united states building terminals in baltimore and new orleans as well as investing in los angeles. these are bullish signs on their outlook on the u.s. economy. these projects take years to complete and for returns to be made dom. >> lori ann larocco. to catch the interview, go to cnbc.com for the full interview there. >>> still to come on the show, newly minted chicago fed president austin goolsbee in hot water in a possible conflict of interest. >>> and the backlash hitting capitol hill and soon the veto pen of the president we'll have more details coming up after this break. with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a fu

coast later today to talk about the pacific fleet. that's all about china, too, of course as beijing looks to expand its influence in the middle east, they'venk this reinforces those in washington who have been expressing concern that we need to take china very seriously it is a strategic competitor in a very real way at this point. a lot of people in the biden administration would tell you they have done a lot to isolate china in the last few months and that's what you're seeing china bristle against. on the semiconductor industry bill, for instance, meant to boost our industry versus reliance on china, in terms of agreements with japan, india and others to strengthen ties, these are things that are leaving china feeling quite nervous. that's why you see them trying too to branch out the way they did it's a multi-layer, three-dimensional chess situation going on with china right now. we're not ale really on speaking terms. secretary blinken canceled the trip to beijing after the spy balloon. they've talked on the sidelines of another meeting, but there's not much at the moment we'll see where it goes. >> terrific analysis from peter baker

east coast, it will take slightly more time. >> reporter: chinese scientists simulated a north korean nuclear attack. according to "the south china morning post," the simulation shows 33 minutes from the time of missile defense begins here. >> reporter: for years, u.s. leaders have reassured the public. >> the nation should be reconfident -- >> reporter: and america's allies -- >> easily shoot them out of the sky -- >> reporter: missile defense systems can keep them safe. but virtually all ballistic missiles travel at more than five times the speed of sound, sometimes faster. >> it's been described as hitting a bullet with a bullet, trying to hit a warhead. >> three, two, one -- ignition. >> reporter: a report last year finding america's missile defense system, the nation's best, perhaps only, line of defense, only succeeds about half the time. >> if north korea were to fire a nuclear-armed icbm at the united states, we cannot be assured that our missile defense system would prevent the deaths of millions. >> reporter: a u.s. defense agency report last year said the missile defense system has demonstrated a measured capability to defend the united states, deploy forces and allies from a rogue

east coast, a number of schools emerged, six month train, pay the equivalent of a university education for one year, but most of them, those graduates were working in google, amazon, wherever after they finished in. china's no guarantee like that. i think the students are dubious. the employers are dubious. so that's why in the marketplace, they can have a wider range of people to take a look at it. so you've also seen a proliferation of head hunting firms who are basically looking for talent and people tell me they get phone calls all the time. you're thinking of losing -- not lose bug moving your job, shifting your job. so i mean, it's -- the word chaos or chaotic is a good word. it is a little bit chaotic. it may be short term because the chinese now are feeling the impact of the u.s. restrictions immediately almost. it may be in two or three years it will sort itself out a little bit. supply and demand, you know. will seem to work itself out. i think that all has to do with how fast they can improve the curriculum and the delivery of that curriculum to the students. >> my questions have been answered so let me ask everyone else if anyone else has any additional questions before we go back to robin.

since then, crude oil and petroleum product exports to china have tripled and the am of refining capacity on the east coast of the united states has decreased by 36%. this is not a coincidence. and this is not a dwins. oil producers -- coincidence. oil producers saw more profits in sending their oil profits to overseas and little in refining it here at home. and that led to 10 refineries closing in the intervening seven years, destroying jobs. it tied the price of oil in the u.s. firmly to the price of oil on global markets, which has been responsible for the gas prices interest roller coaster we've seen for the past few years -- gas prices rollercoaster we've seen for the past few years. that enriched a small amount of people who export oil at the expense of every other american who now has to pay a little bit more for gasoline. and now republicans with this bill want to turn around and do this for the natural gas industry too. this bill makes it far too easy to export l.n.g. abroad, including to china, and this would mean the same process would repeat. you would pay more for energy, american factories an