as the far east are a good financial gas project in our the project which have to do with the. development of resources seeing the net siberia. and the continental shelf of russia discussed. the construction of the m.p.p. call that is good couldn't call on the m.p.p. its first units being almost working if at full swing we're now discussing the construction of the thieves and the six units according to the arrangements were made in the field of fire technologists in india in the upcoming twenty years twelve units will be constructed we also discuss deepening our ties in the fields of investments and industry co-operation we discussed the machine engineering math tells agriculture health care from which you tickles by a technique by technology co and by cameco projects i think we have a lot of opportunities to launch major infrastructure projects russian railroads is ready to join the project to. the organized mortar in the railroad infrastructure in india russia will be helping our indian partners to. carry out their space program stross cosmos are ready to. kickstart india and

peninsula we would have incredible potential for mutually beneficial development not only for the far east but also north east asia as a whole but russia wants to cooperate with the asia pacific since that is the center of the global economic growth the far east and north korea will be the engine of economic growth in the twenty first century. trade with is growing and the korean peninsula is a door to the asia pacific region as a whole if peace prevails here russia will be able to have economically beneficial relations not only with the west but also with the asia pacific. economic. well we touched on this before the interview with all the sanctions between russia and the west and the latest u.s. and european sanctions against russia is turning east but look at this forum for instance a clear reproves that russia is seriously about this pivot to say will benefit from that i don't know maybe by taking this vacated by western partners or russia. i'm very happy that russia is paying closer attention to the east including korea korea used to be russia's partners we cooperated see as well it w

in one sense, the goals were quite noble, there were still vast european colonies in the far east. white people still controlled way too much of asia, the philippines, dutch east indies, singapore, hong kong, and on and on. and the japanese objected strongly to that. they thought asians ought to run asia. the problem with their noble goal was they thought they should be the asians running everyone else. [laughter] so, the oil embargo was certainly a fact. -- certainly a factor. japan in its southwest move was hoping to obtain the great oil reserves that were in dutch east indies. today it's indonesia. so, the oil embargo was definitely a major factor at that time. but i think you can safely argue if they hadn't embargoed oil. would japan have behaved? i doubt it. >> one last question. >> sorry about that. [applause] >> thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> hour nine-week series is available as a podcast. you can fin

of scotla nd more cloud and rain for the far east of scotland through this afternoon. rds later on, perhaps getting as far west as the eastern side of wales. behind the rain we will see clearer spells, tunbridge is getting closer to freezing across the grounds of scotland. that front is still with us until tomorrow morning, eventually moving east. more cloud and outbreaks of rain particularly through the morning. it should remain dry, spells of sunshine, temperatures tomorrow between 11 and 17 celsius. they could feel for many. this area of high pressure will be of england and wales on tuesday, notice these funds toppling in from the atlantic which will increase cloud, bring rain into northern ireland, northern and western scotland, perhaps the of england into the afternoon, maybe into north wales but the rain and mud is nowhere near what we've seen in the last 48 hours. apart from this, sunshine, temperatures

the last of that rain in the far east will clear on thursday evening.but one or two will continue in the night in scotland. thursday, a story of clear skies and widespread frost with one or two fog patches. plenty of fine and sunny weather on friday that things change in by the end of the day initially for northern ireland as it turns wetter and windier. that is the former hurricane oscar gets closer to the uk. it is this area of low pressure, the centre of which will pass into the north west in the weekend, close enough to get windier and wetter weather. most of the rain on saturday will be scotland, northern ireland and not getting in wales and england until later. milder but windier and they could become disruptive for money of us across northern parts of the uk. we will keep you updated. rain in the west on sunday, not as windy but still mild. you're watching beyond 100 days. six days, 11 rallies, donald trump sets off on an election blitz across the country. as the campaign ripped into the final stretch he shows no sign of toning down the rhetoric.

people in the world so they can and they have in china they want to dominate all of the all of the far east they want to dominate just like japan wanted to before world war two their goal was to dominate that part of the world today the because there's been no political reform in beijing these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet while it's andrew campaign of it has served on america's national defense final so he's a military strategist and will plan that you've written that strikes a naval blockade have a role to play in punishing china. you've described the need for sea mines you've described the need for special forces u.s. special forces and missile. placed in islands this sounds like a preparation for war. our first president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war and essentially what the united states is doing in is responding to provoke kind of behavior on the part of china and just as we did in the cold war the idea was to have a position of military strength such that your adversaries were not tempted to act in an aggressive ways or try to employ coer

some uncertainty about exactly how far east or west it will be but at the moment it looks like it is settled. some showers in northern ireland, wales as well, many places still stuck in single figures. the chilly weather conditions will continue into tuesday as well. by the time we get to wednesday, a shift in wind direction, winds coming from the south and we will import milder air so temperatures in london up to 13 degrees, but we still have that cold air in place across scotland and northern ireland, around eight or 9 degrees here, plenty of showers on wednesday working their way from west to east. we have this weather front that will linger to thursday as well, producing rain for south east england and east anglia earlier on thursday. then it will clear away gradually towards the east so an improving picture on thursday. most places having a largely dry day but the north—westerly winds will continue to feed in showers across the west of scotland and northern ireland. just about in double figures, 12 degrees in the south but rather chilly further north. then our attention turns to

standing up to our rivals in the far east like china and on the korean peninsula seeking peace but always doing so on our terms, not on theirs. that is a change of course for this country. it is for the better and we are winning across the world. [applause] now, with all this winning going along, going on, right, why would we ever want to do something different? but that's what nancy pelosi and the democrats want to do. they want to go in a different direction. and guess what, nancy pelosi is hand-picked candidate for one for congress and 11th district this year. you might've heard of her. seen a a couple ads on tv, nany pelosi is hand-picked candidate is here to turn the clock back on all the successes we've had. she said she thinks that the pelosi has been the most effective speaker we've seen in decades. are you kidding me? she applauds the legislation nancy pelosi was able to pass. are you kidding me? higher taxes, sanctuary cities, blowing up medicare with the socialized medicare scheme. are you kidding me? that's not the direction this district is going. you want to go back to the d

allies in the middle east, to rogue nations like iran and syria, standing after our rivals in the far east like china and the korean peninsula. doingg peace, but always so on our terms, not on theirs. that is a change of course for this country for the better, and we are winning across the world. [applause] mr. webber: know, with all this , why would weon ever want to do something different? but that is what nancy pelosi and the democrats want to do. they want to go in a different direction. what, no syphilis has a hand-picked candidate to run for congress in the 11th congressional district this year -- bash nothing pelosi has a nancy pelosi has a hand-picked candidate to run for congress in the 11th congressional district this year. that candidate is here to turn the clock back on all the successes we have had. she said she thinks nancy pelosi has been the most effective speaker we have seen in a decade. ?re you kidding me she applauds the legislation nancy pelosi was able to pass. are you kidding me? cities,axes, sanctuary blowing up medicare with socialized medicare scheme, are you kidd

response abilities in the far east asia have expanded the scope of the mission in the pacific. ort shatner's richardson hall is a communication center for pacific defense, with responsibilities extending far beyond the halloween imprimatur. at to this post is located the hawaii and based army command, which has possibilities for the u.s. army pacific command. but to most soldiers in the islands, homebase is likely to stillofield barracks, carrying mementos of what happened december 7. in 1908, it is the largest overseas army post. a wide variety of facilities for recreation, as well as training, are available for soldiers and their dependents. schofield is the home of the 25th infantry division. the 25th was stationed in hawaii when the japanese attacked and went on to fight many valiant battles in world war ii and korea. 1954, after four years of duty and 10 campaigns in korea, the division was ordered back to its original home in schofield barracks. the honolulu harbor, past landmark of the aloha tower steamed the troopship. the division had been away a long time, and the welc

so highest values not out of the question of 18 degrees in the far east. into tuesday, almost a repeat performance. we've got this weather front feeding in cloud, wind and rain across the extreme north—west. the south—westerly flow drives in mild air and we'll see with a little more sunshine and less cloud around temperatures up to highs of 20 degrees. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we'll start to see a subtle change. yes, it does look as though there's the potential for some ea rly—morning mist and fog forming first thing on wednesday morning, but hopefully we'll keep more of a breeze to help lift that fog across england and wales and the winds will swing round to more of a southerly. the warmth is coming in from the near continent, it'll get warmer still, it'll help to push the weather front out of the way back up into the far north. a drier day for scotland, warmer day for all, could see 19 or 20 degrees in scotland, we could see 23 or 2a, and we haven't seen temperatures like that in england for the 10th of october for over a0 years. it look

economists about the far east as though these arrangements are constantly breaching this eternally setp idea how markets work. you could say there are things that -- there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of your philosophy. that is true. i will just give you an example of china. one of the worries people have is china is mounting a threat to the west, not merely economically but intellectually. what it is trying to suggest is the western economic model of markets and democratic institutions is intrinsically short-term and incapable of thereby discharging a truly efficient work towards building long-term economic success through infrastructure projects and access to mineral rights and the rest of it. you can look at how china has developed and feel very easily anonymous degree of respect before the energy they pursued that agenda but to worry about it, smith gives you the reason why. these societies are modern societies but not commercial societies and you would have to worry about when the growth stops, where are the roots of legitimacy which are what stays, the com

responsibilities in the far east and asia have expanded the scope of the army's mission in the pacificin fort shatner's richardson hall is a communication center for a specific defense with responsibilities extending far beyond the hawaiian island perimeter. at this beautiful home-fringed post is also located the hawaiian army base command which has supply and maintenance responsibilities for the u.s. army pacific command. but, to most soldiers in the islands, homebase is likely to be schofield barracks, still carrying mementos of what happened december 7. established in 1908, it is the largest overseas army post. a wide variety of facilities for recreation, as well as training, are available for soldiers and their dependents. schofield is the home of the famous 25th infantry division. the tropic lightning outfit. the 25th was stationed in hawaii when the japanese attacked and went on to fight many valiant battles in world war ii and korea. on august 20, 1954, after four years of duty and 10 campaigns in korea, the division was ordered back to its original home in schofield barracks. i

looks rather wet briefly will look down through southern africa and most the rain here is in the far east or south africa or sudden mozambique. we're. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to the bench and fight against corruption and what i have learned is that we need champions we need also to shine the light on those captives and this award bridges a gap that existed in this. nominate your own version of your own child the light on what they do and do it not shine a light on your hero with your nomination for the international space award two thousand and eighteen for more information go to isa war dot com. we're on the news here at al-jazeera and these are the top stories the u.s. secretary of state has told president trying to give saudi arabia more time before deciding how to respond to the suspected killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi point bump a return to washington after visiting saudi arabia turkey you pictures meanwhile of a murder of a bodyguard of the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman who is suspected of being involved in the case investigators hav

this is far east of the center of circulation. way far east of -- that's about to get picked up.haven't seen pictures from where the worst of this was right there at tyndall air force base. we will eventually. the east side of bay county, the east side of panama city proper. another one here? you can see the construction, the coastal construction. this goes back really to opal and prior to that. opal back in 95. that changed the setback lines and changed how high you have to build your homes on stilts. so you put the home on stilts and use the underneath for storage or parking a car. the reason you do it, the water will go underneath the home and maybe leave it standing. looks like here that's what happened. >> looks like it. >> shepard: kelsie, thank you. i want to get to adam klotz. here our -- one of our meteorologists in the extreme weather center. adam, still moving ashore. >> yes, a massive storm. you've been showing videos and pictures hundreds of miles away from each other. you don't have to be near the eye to be feeling the effects. there's rain falling in tampa, now clo

as boss of rain are in the same area on saturday. 0n sunday, it moves east. a fare dry. we'll talk all about that in a moment, but first i want to stress the impact of the rain across western parts of uk, especially south wales. met office amber warning especially south wales. met office amberwarning in the especially south wales. met office amber warning in the wettest parts. so that a portion of that. some flooding there. this area of rain on saturday, western england, through wales, it is southern scotland. rain extending into northern ireland. but there is an area to the east that holds onto some sunshine. lighter winds for scotland and northern ireland. these are wind gusts. still some gusts around 60 miles an hour towards wales and south—west england. big range of temperatures, though. look at the warmth in the sunshine in the east. this could be a record at this stage of october, at around 25 celsius. it will all change for part two of the weekend on sunday. this way the weather front is starting to move covered behind that we could see a change of wind dire

those high rises should have sustained this pretty welsh because the storm itself went so far east ofveryone in destin and fort walton beach should be thanking their lucky stars and saying a prayer for folks in the east side of bay county, east of panama city, tyndall air force base area. the lights are flashing. this is clearly a construction zone, which is a common thing in destin. still has the largest tarpon fishing tournament in that part of the world. brings thousands out in the summertime. high season is over there. there is still some tourism, but all the tourists were asked to get out. you can see there is some flooding in the street. we're told winds reached 50, 60, 70 miles an hour. when you consider it's a good 70 miles west of the center of circulation, that's some pretty extreme stuff, to be so far from the center of the storm itself. again, this is a drive along from fox 10, wala. this is in -- we've been saying destin. i'm told they're in mirimar beach. is that right? they're now in mirimar beach? anybody? is anybody still in our control room, i wonder? i guess not. so

they have in china they want to dominate all over all of the far east they want to dominate just like japan wanted to before world war two their goal was to dominate that part of the world today the because there's been no political reform in beijing these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet while it's andrew current benefits served on america's national defense panel so he's a military strategist and war plan as you've written that strikes a naval blockade have a role to play in punishing china. you've described the need for sea mines you've described the need for special forces u.s. special forces and missing. placed in islands. this sounds like a preparation for war. our first president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war and essentially what the united states is doing it and is responding to provoke kind of behavior on the part of china and just as we did in the cold war the idea was to have a position of military strength such that your adversaries were not tempted to act in an aggressive ways or try to employ coercion to get their way and he jus

matches up most, 13—18 salters, doctor matches up to 19—20 in south—east england. —— top temperatures. it pushes further westwards, as farep some of those tomorrow. much of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, has generally dry day, the rain lingering across central and eastern parts of england, tempered his on monday afternoon somewhere between 11—17. generally light winds. it picks up in northern ireland and scotland on tuesday, the front toppled in from the atlantic and increases the drought cropping outbreaks of rain to northern ireland, northern and western scotland, into north—west england and the far north of wales but nowhere near the amount of rainfall is the last 48 hours. by the state on tuesday, we should be back in the sunshine across much of england, 17-18 sunshine across much of england, 17—18 and sunshine across much of england, 17-18 and 11 sunshine across much of england, 17—18 and 11 further north and west. in the week ahead, things are looking quieter, not as warm as they have been, mainly dry in the south and east and rain have been, mainly dry in the south and eastand rain in have been, mai

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so the come region in russia's far east is home to some of the world's most breathtaking natural wonders but also one rather fearless dog who is not afraid of striking up unusual friendships. thanks for sharing some of your wednesday with us here at r.t. international we are back in about half an hour with a much more hope you can join us. join me every thursday on the all excitement show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. round up with the flow getting the best out of the dogs with. the high says now is preparing to perform i had to actually prepare myself to die. oh you don't know said he'd well i'm sorry no no sorry trust me last time. was most of our nuclear war million a slow and homo stuff done to her that her class. discontinuity was. but he had a good civilization. so we'll see him getting. more traditionally if it was any good with us there was just not yes can't more here can't keep me she. said to finishing the thing. twenty p.s.k. here in the. lab. prosecution will need to become almost. a full design. for

finally this hour the kamchatka region in russia's far east is home to some of the world's most breathtaking natural wonders north to one fearless stoled who isn't afraid of striking up a new friendships. amazing pictures you're watching international that's how things are looking so far today here our back again with more news for you in just over half of the. prosecution only to become almost. a false bomb design. call where you push us off the threat of fines can also by you know montas you do i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on the god you've only men can hold an earthworm security initial knows where the phone and other business models used by american corporations get out of what is sold all good matilda's it has a new album use the controls and see a man who was on the scene. the solution. lies up in association with. a noodle going he saw some dogs it is just really were deleted did an investigative documentary. ghost war on r.t. . after world war two we ruled the world we have the most gold we had the sound as currency we had low interest rates and we were american centu

filtering m, northwest, clearer skies filtering in, as fareast northwest, clearer skies filtering in, as far eastut into the north sea, slowly petering out towards the south, not completely clear. 0vernight, into monday, staying murky, cloudy, across many parts of central england, towards the east and south—east and some spots of rain on and off. first thing in the morning, quite mild, scotland, northern ireland, northern england as well, a lot of clear weather, pretty nippy temperatures first thing only around three degrees or so first thing only around three degrees 01’ so even first thing only around three degrees or so even in city centres. tomorrow's weather forecast, looking great for much of western wales, northern ireland, lake district looking sunny, much of scotland, fresh weather for you. lincolnshire, east anglia, down towards the south, rain through the day. still getting up rain through the day. still getting up to 17 in london despite all the cloud and the rain. you can see monday evening still some of that cloud left over across central parts of england, that was monday, have a lo

this is r t international the come region in russia's far east is home to some of the world's most breathtaking natural wonders but also to one fearless dog who's not afraid of striking up unusual friendships. sometimes. that's the program for this hour here on r.t.e. international there are many more of your wednesday headlines still to come hope you can join us in about twenty five minutes. after world war two we rule the world we have the most gold we had the sound this currency we had low interest rates and we were american century ready to go and like the awful good lottery winner that blows it all here we are twenty eight c. having kind of. what holds us institutions. who put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be rich. but you going to be. for us it's like that before three in the morning can't be good but i'm interested always in the waters out. there should. round up with the flow getting the best out of the dogs with. the concepts those paying to perform i had to actually prepare myself to die i. don't know said he'd

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it will not reach the far south—east, you should hang on to the sunshine.england and wales, sunshine in the south—east, you will make the high teens celsius. that cloud band continues to move southwards during because of the night further north will continue with the blustery showers, optically northern scotland and into the northern isles. the wind is quite brisk. not too many problems with mist and fog. —— particularly. a chilly night across the board, temperatures in single figure values, even across the south when the cloud clears away. high pressure building in for next week. this is the story, particularly for the first half of the week. we will have these weather fronts, packed isobars across the north of the country. much of the northern half of scotla nd country. much of the northern half of scotland monday and tuesday it will be wet and windy. gale force winds and exposure for the northern isles. heavy and persistent rain. further south, apart from fair weather cloud, it will be a fine day on monday. sunshine around. the hate teamed celsius have g

the far south—east staying dry and sunny with light winds.nd of cloud continues to sink southwards. light rain or drizzle on it as we had through the overnight period. for most it is clear skies, blustery showers. blustery in the north of the country. mist and fog by the end of the night into monday morning. a chilly morning, single figure values. into next week, high pressure will be the dominating factor. this strong area of high pressure will hang on for quite a few days. across the north of the country we have —— weather fronts with tightly packed isobars. it will be windy throughout monday with outbreaks of rain. some of that rain will be quite heavy for the far north of scotland and the northern isles. further south it will be dry, good spells of sunshine. a blustery wind blowing in from the west. notice the temperatures, 13 or 1a celsius, instead of17— notice the temperatures, 13 or 1a celsius, instead of 17— 19 we have seen celsius, instead of 17— 19 we have seenin celsius, instead of 17— 19 we have seen in the past few days. a simila

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pinnacle of german industry now business has collapsed mainly due to cheap competition from the far east to save the company and thousands of jobs the idea now is to break it up into two new companies. to form a crook family residence now open to the public the company's founding fathers loom large here the last member of the dentistry to be sole owner of the company decreed before his death in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven but crop remain a diversified conglomerate controlled by a foundation. the current crisis is not a popular topic here at villa hugel so we arranged to meet a former crop employee. would never have thought a break up of the company. the multi industry structure was a permanent feature of crap and the post merger. from his apprentice days through to retirement. hurts to see all this negative talk about people lose their jobs more quickly these days. make up for the other. production at least one area was always profitable. we rarely saw job losses. but the company's struggling with one of the worst crises in its history for months journalists have been refused a

the last of that rain in the far east will clear on thursday evening.scotland, where one to continue during the night. on thursday night it is clear skies and widespread frost with one or two fog patches. plenty of sunny weather on friday but things changed by the end of the day, initially the northern ireland, as it turns wetter and windier. that is as hurricane 0scar gets closer to the oscar. uk. the central passed us over the weekend but we are close enough to get windy weather and wetter weather. it looks like most of the rain on saturday will be in scotla nd of the rain on saturday will be in scotland and northern ireland. not getting into wales and england until later on. it is milder and windier and those wins could become destructive across northern parts of the uk. some rain in the west on sunday, not as windy, still miles. you're watching beyond 100 days... i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. our top stories: with less than a week to go to the midterms we find out why suburban women could be key in deciding whether demo

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