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that has been my main focus for them. i would say that chinese policy towards north korea has been stable in terms of their main objectives. as focused on north korea, i think they have remained operative for a long time. at this point i would say in that order. the other thing that i think is notable is that i think that china has always when they have been making policy toward north and south korea, they have seen it through the lens of the relationship with the united states. i think this is one of the big blind spots in terms of chinese policy. it has always been instrumental. it has always been in the context of the u.s.-china relationship. although the buffer strategy has worked well for china for a long time in the traditional context of any kind of conflict, it has not worked well for china as it has for south korea. one of the real puzzlers for me in watching the china-south korea relationship for a long time is why the chinese government has been so ineffective in trying to craft a policy that would be appealing

that has been my main focus for them. i would say that chinese policy towards north korea has been stable in terms of their main objectives. as focused on north korea, i think they have remained operative for a long time. at this point i would say in that order. the other thing that i think is notable is that i think that china has always when they have been making policy toward north and south korea, they have seen it through the lens of the relationship with the united states. i think this is one of the big blind spots in terms of chinese policy. it has always been instrumental. it has always been in the context of the u.s.-china relationship. although the buffer strategy has worked well for china for a long time in the traditional context of any kind of conflict, it has not worked well for china as it has for south korea. one of the real puzzlers for me in watching the china-south korea relationship for a long time is why the chinese government has been so ineffective in trying to craft a policy that would be appealing

that is a key focus for the gop. that's equally economic culture were the gop base dislike initiatives that are on the green economy. the gop propose to cut the entire ira bill. in terms of deficit reduction given the gop is focusing on tax cuts of focusing on the other direction. they will try to look at the ira to reduce spending their and it won't have a big dent on the deficit. they will focus on rolling back initiatives. >> special issues intersecting, especially thinking about college debt, education loan forgiveness plan that was just stopped and there seems to be among the gop candidates, you would think there would be orthodoxy and low taxes but also an increasing dialogue about income inequality, labor unions and i am wondering do you think among the gop how will they approach the old orthodoxy and tried to encounter income equality when it comes to voting laws about income inequality? gabriel: to some extent trump success was to move away from economic issues and not focus on reforming entitlement programs

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york news outlet, what you focus on? guest: we are a new media company were founded earlier this year, focused on what we believe is the biggest story in the world, climate change and energy. we focus on this great decarbonization story that is happening across every country, across every continent and the political and cultural fallout and ecological fallout. you can find us at heat map. news. host: how are you guest: single investor we are suspicion based. one of the decisions we made as a news outlet is with digital media, the best way to align our incentives and the best way to align how we work as a media company is to get most of our revenue from them. and it's an $80 annual subscription and eight dollars monthly subscription and we think having a pay wall, a digital subscription is the best way for us to reach our readers. host: on a typical day, what are you reporting on? guest: i cover the policy and politics of energy transition. we might have a new review of an electric vehicle or a story about a court case or

so, this is an area of ongoing focus. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] of ongoing focus and that won't cease. reporter: i want to talk to you one on iran just to following up on with regard to the transfer of funds which you are working out the details, what kind of enforcement mechanisms are we going to see so we know that the iranian government are not abusing those funds and that there connect with the deal that the u.s. brokered together funds released and the leaders are holding steady holding out hope for some type of diplomatic position. would the u.s. support any type of military action that they have threatened or do you see any alternative to resolve this situation in thank you. sec. blinken: thanks. so first on iran. and it's important to be very, very clear about this. the funds in question are not american funds. they're not american taxpayer money. th

and focus on _ tomorrow we will recover and focus onjapan which tomorrow we will recover and focus onmorrow we will recover and focus onjapan which i think is maybe — focus onjapan which i think is maybe the most exciting and a really — maybe the most exciting and a really good performance. in the day's other last—16 tie the netherlands beat south africa 2—0. new manchester city record signing jill roord scored the opener. lineth beerensteyn doubled the lead in the second half. the runners up four years ago will face spain in their quarterfinal in wellington on friday. lam iam100% i am 100% convinced about their ability— i am 100% convinced about their ability to— i am 100% convinced about their ability to fight and play good football and if you have that good — football and if you have that good quality and a team you feel— good quality and a team you feel relaxed as a coach. after the second goal i was happy and i think_ the second goal i was happy and i think you — the second goal i was happy and i think you saw it. hands were not in — i think you saw it. hands were not in my— i th

we have seen there are many areas within the renewable energy that becomes the focus going forward.is how we're going to be able to develop and build a stronger transmission, particularly renewable energy enabled transmission system in indonesia. the second is there are many areas even within the power generation that are quite ready to be investing in this area. leaders from india as well as china have agreed to come to this but it is unclear if us presidentjoe biden will be coming. if he does not, how will that change the dynamics of the summit? we're still hoping that the presidentjoe biden is actually going to come to the summit. i think this is actually a very important summit for us to talk about the various issues. but in any case, we would like to continue to have a continued dialogue about how america is actually going to view the importance, the strategic importance of asean going forward, particularly for the economic collaboration within the region and how we will be able to build a much stronger supply chain, particularly in areas such as automotive and critical mineral

only focus on your race and have _ tips. only focus on your race and have a _ tips.on your race | and have a positive mindset. you're live with bbc news. to the united states, where allies and former aides of former president donald trump have surrendered in georgia on charges connected with attempts to overturn the 2020 us election results. chief among them was rudy giuliani, the former mayor of new york city who served as trumpeters make lawyer. he is accused of 13 crimes including racketeering. donald trump himself is due to surrender in georgia on thursday. all this it's the back for the first republican primary debate which is taking place injust a primary debate which is taking place in just a few hours in the city of milwaukee. our north america editor sarah smith reports. it looks like a set from little house on the prairie. but this single room school house in wisconsin is actually where the republican party was born. while celebrating its history, the party also has to choose its future. does it include donald trump? or is there room for a new face? he made

haidi: so much of that focus on china. of stimulus measures from policymakers as the focus continues when it comes to the property sector. i -- a lot for investors to be worried about. annabelle: absolutely. country garden is one of those things we will watch at the open of the markets. we've got the start of trading for japan, south korea -- really at the start of trading for cash treasuries. as you say, in the session on wall street, there's that story of bad news becoming good news for stock investors because we saw the u.s. second-quarter gdp revised down to 2.1 percent from 2.4%, and then we also had the adp jobs report adding fewer than expected rolls over the course of august. though this is really just reinforcing speculation for us that the fed is near the end of its signing cycle. and we saw treasury yields edging lower. you can see that 10 year yield coming online fairly steady, but the dollar in focus, a little bit mixed against its g10 peers, but certainly the yen has been under pressure and we are back above

and while crime is certainly something you have to focus on to be successful, you need to focus on bothcrime and disorder. it's like when you go to a doctor, you going to cancer he's not certainly focus what's going to potentially take your life but he's also looking at those other issues that if they're not addressed the so-called crime they may take your life in policing in the seventies and eighties and politically political will all focus on lock them up, put them away. that'll solve the problem. it did not work. we ended up with the so-called mass incarceration community, many people going away who should have been for drug addiction, who should have been treated for their mental illness that we've loaded up jails with them. but in the nineties we began to get it right. and i was one of the leading architects of getting it right by the focus on crime and disorder and how do we focus on crime with the system we write about in a book called compstat. compstat eight letters short for computer statistics. the particular programs how to only eight letters in the naming of a system so th

we will talk about and focus on the climate provisions in the inflation reduction act. what was the intent a year ago? guest: when we look at the energy provisions in the inflation reduction act, the first was to me america's target under the paris agreement which is to cut u.s. emissions in half by 2030. the law by itself doesn't quite get his there but it gets us close. the second is to revitalize u.s. manufacturing and the u.s. have advanced competitiveness with china which is a focus of a number of biden administration policies including the bipartisan infrastructure law and the chips act but was also a goal of the ira. the third goal and this encompasses the others but it was to give the united states a climate policy and to give us a starting place from which we could build what the rest of our decarbonization plan and policy would look like. it's important here to step back and say climate policy, climate change became a political issue let's say in 1988 when scientists first alerted the senate that climate change was happening. there was a big u.n. conference in

see that focus on is using jet communion laws to crash and defend. and one decent example is our civil rights lloyd, and bach defend him on a mazata east. recently police bought into her home in the middle of the night at the top of course granted her bill. she was again edited. many believe that it was because she was critical of the military and that cracked down on freedom understand it's i think fueling the political chaos in the country. it appears election should have been held in october, but they've been for the postpone. why is that? um, so parker found was supposed to have elections in october and november punk bucket and recently had senses the election commission of buckets and see if that it has to be drawn, consistencies that just select offensive. but this is also not a consensus many up apart. these from the, from the form of government believe that they need to delete the elections. so maybe that if like more economic stability in the country and they might be able to gain support. and they also fear that the and uh, its, its electro

that is the focus. the policy focus, also, the focus of all the governments. sentiment -- was the sentiment around china? china still accounts for the majority of private equity capital. it sucks that in. what businesses stay? >> that is correct. if you look at the entire asia-pacific, the total gdp is about $33 trillion. china is $18 trillion, more than half of the total. a lot of capital goes into china. i must say, the sentiment is rather weak. the confidence remains rather subdued. it takes a couple of years, the policies, the stability, for full confidence to return. we hope that there will not be policies, stability in moderation, going forward. david: how has that affected what you do directly or indirectly, including not just sentiment but geopolitically what is happening with these tensions between beijing and washington? >> if you look at the private equity industry, which is my industry, 90% of the capital goes into growth and venture capital. only 10% goes into buyouts, that is buying control of scalable businesses. we focus on buyouts. i must say,

families in focus.n with spouses and close family members of the 2024 presidential candidates. bring you personal stories from those closest to the men and women looking to lead our nation. first up, apoorva ramaswamy. i spent a day with her as she was in new hampshire campaigning with her husband. >> i want to celebrate my family. apoorva will take questions from you all, too. >> harris: where did you grow up? >> i grew up all over. i was born in india. moved when i was four. i have lived on every coast of the united states. i've lived on the west coast, florida, great lakes in michigan, and then on the east coast in new york and connecticut. >> harris: where were you in michigan? >> in troy. >> harris: tell me about growing up what your aspirations were. >> when i was a kid growing up, i was pretty nerdy. loved science. and growing up i always thought i would want to be a scientist work in a lab. and i was in college when i had my first job there working in the waiting room of a hospital. that was my

but what i do want to focus on, because i was there to witness a lot of it, was the focus and the accomplishmentspresident biden and vice president harris since the first day that they took office. they've worked to restore the soul of this nation, protect and defend our democracy, protect our fundamental rights of all americans, and to grow the economy from the bottom up in the middle out. -- bottom up and the middle out. and that i just want to say, it's not just a philosophy, it is a value proposition, because the president said in his campaign, when he started, was that the middle class, built this country and labor built the middle class and he wanted to restore that focus on working families. and so, when we talk about his first 2.5, 3 years, it's been historic. and i'll just run down some of the things that distinguish us. while donald trump had the worst jobs record since herbert hoover, president biden has helped create 13.5 million jobs -- the most ever created in 2.5 years. as jamie mentioned, we have the lowest unemployment rate in almost 50 years and some of the lowest unemployment f

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yeah why would you say needing focus without the investment focus? so what is the next step that you all need to really follow through on from your perspective to go from being focused to things? i'm not the most articulate right now, but it just doesn't feel like we've done the things in that mastering category and like we really kind of fully analyzed everything. it feels like we're still in the process of getting there as we're still early in this process. that's just kind of my assessment. i could be more specific if i don't know if others have thoughts they want to add in or yeah, i so and i was i didn't have us meetings to outcomes focus yet although i thought we were close and specifically the one that stood out to me, i thought in reading the approaching student outcomes focused ten that we had gotten there. but in the meeting, student outcomes focus. when maybe i was looking at the wrong document, but when i went back to look at the interim goals, for example, we have great i like our interim goals. i don't know that i saw interim goals all

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." it was fiery on that milwaukee, wisconsin stage. the republican candidates got into it on almost everything from foreign policy to abortion. when i say got into it, it was dramatic at times. they also were going after each other every chance they got. i mean every screen grab that -- they almost all looked like that. hands in the air like they didn't care. political newbie vivek ramaswamy took the brunt of the attacks. but he showed he could dish it out, too. >> let us be honest as republicans. i'm the only person on the stage who isn't bought and paid for. >> i have news for you. i've been in the hallway and west wing. we don't need to bring in a rookie and people without experience. >> we don't need a president who is too old and we don't need a president who is too young. >> i have had enough already tonight of a guy who sounds like -- the last person in one of these debates and who said what is a skinny guy with an odd last name was barack obama. we're dealing with the same amateu

that should be the focus, should it not?tely, democrats can't focus on biden, the white house and the agenda. it is failing across the board appear there is no rally cry there for democrats around joe biden and his administration. that is the problem and why we see them try to get back to january 6th and donald trump and indictments. but where it is backfiring as you noted in the opening piece, in a template talk about trump, that hope trump. everybody is trying to figure out the dichotomy on the left and the right to peer to nikki haley across the board i have to shoot my shocked. i can't beat up here answering the media's every question about donald trump if i'm ever going to break through to the voters. i think the conversation on the ground and the primary stakes is different than the national cameras here that is good for other republican candidates peer that is their moment to get their platform out there and show where they would be better than joe biden. but obviously, it is an enviable conundrum for any candidate to

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does it vary from force to force and what they focus on? it to force and what they focus on?g things about what the home secretary said todayis about what the home secretary said today is that she wants the police today is that she wants the police to follow every reasonable line of inquiry. i suspect that a lot of police officers would say we already do that. i think the home secretary is effectively asking the police to just do what they already do, in which case, why make the call today? or, she thinks the police need to do a lot more. if that is the case, and if we are, for example, expecting the police to follow every single possible line of inquiry over every phone or stolen bicycle, then that will have a significant impact on what police might be able to offer to devote to tackling pretty serious offences such as male sexual violence, child abuse, and other things the public rightly insist to be a priority. things the public rightly insist to be a priority-— things the public rightly insist to be a riori . . ., . , be a priority. there are some forces that have re-prio

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washington has decided it wants to focus on something else. so it's september. the 20 need is summit. the us state deposit. it says the funding conference will take center stage of t correspondent marine across the river. as the story, the cheap ones, the summit has been the main platform to discuss the global economic trends with the world's major financial players. 4 years. however, it's now being turned into a political face off in all of our conversations with allies and partners around the world. and we continue to discuss the war and ukraine. it is always one of the top topics that comes up in all of our conversations. and i have no doubt that will be true as the g 20 ukraine isn't even a member of the dates. one say yes, that ukraine conflict has the effect of the global commode, the surprises, without a doubt. but it's sort of focusing on those financial issues. the west seems more preoccupied with this terminology. the g 20 finance shapes wasted hours during their last meeting in july, unable to agree on the joint statements because of the push to conde

in "focus" now cindy mcmillan. spokesperson for hawaii's joint information center, part of the state's emergency management agency and cindy, first of all, tell me what today, when you woke up today, what were you facing? >> first of all let me just say thank you for having us on. we know that many people around the nation love hawaii and are concerned about the impact of these deadly wildfires. everybody here is so devastated by the loss of life and the property and historic community. but right now today as we wake up, our efforts are focused on search and rescue. when daylight approaches. it is approaching. search and rescue will be underway. we will also focus on evacuating residents and visitors from the island so we can take pressure off the shelters that are there and going to support those folks with some services. >> harris: how long have you lived in hawaii? >> i've lived in honolulu since 1996. 20 plus years. it's home, yes, it's home. >> harris: as you watch a nearby island burn. i have been there. you

democracy 2024, families in "focus."'ll talk with the spouse else and family members of the presidential candidates. they will take you behind the scenes on campaign trail life and bring you stories from their homes, some of them. the closest people to those wanting to become commander-in-chief go in "focus." tomorrow i will introduce you to a doctor ramaswamy, a surgeon. i spent the day with her and her husband as they were campaigning. she alongside vivek ramaswamy in new hampshire. you don't want to miss it. a massachusetts couple is taking aim at their state now. they claim it denied them a license to foster children in need because of their religious beliefs. plus leaders in washington, d.c. say they are up in arms over a surge in killings. >> we are here today saying enough is enough. we're in a war zone. those who have not been affected by it directly, you will be directly or indirectly if we don't do something now. >> harris: d. for democrat. you have to wonder what the discussions have been among the police offi

his focus over the next few ears is term? his focus over the next few years is to — term?nic and appealing to younger audiences was of the other thing he said as he is not ruled out or ruled in the possibility of running for the ioc presidency in 2025. there is a growing belief that he could be the next ioc president but for him to do that he would have to step down if the world athletics president but he says as of now no decision has been made. the world at that escaping ships they are in budapest beginning on saturday. we will have our correspondent there with all the very latest. a busy weekend. the men's and women's european hockey championships start this weekend in germany. england are the strongest of the home nations taking part, and if either team win the tournament, that would secure see great britain direct entry to next year's olympics. europeans is one of the toughest tournaments out there. you kind of have six of the top ten teams in the world are there. so every game is a hard—fought one and outside of the top ten, you also have the home nations teams like

does this change your focus on the issues you are most concerned about? guest: years ago and we've talked about entitlement and things of that nature which i care deeply about because we don't want to rob the legacy of our children but i think it's more important we do with the fact that we have too much poverty in this country and too much inequality in this country and many to focus on how we can best raise people from the bottom up. host: on this 60th anniversary of the march on washington, what other areas, we talked about housing, what other areas have blacks made the most progress? guest: i certainly think we are seeing a larger number black entrepreneurs today. they moved into business in ways they could not in the 60's and what have you. we have a growing black middle-class. we have more blocks going to college and university. we have a number of things where african-americans have made advances but in all areas, we can do better. host: did the trump or biden administration focus on doing enough to incentivize that? guest: neither of those are doi

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what is our focus on their actions. what is your take _ focus on their actions.ures into eastman and lawyer for the former president as well in the rudy giuliani, a figure that so many people know the central figure for the sprawling indictment?— figure for the sprawling indictment? �* , ., indictment? i'm envisioning this trial and _ indictment? i'm envisioning this trial and it's _ indictment? i'm envisioning this trial and it's really - this trial and it's really extraordinary but it's going to look— extraordinary but it's going to look like _ extraordinary but it's going to look like because not only to have — look like because not only to have these incredible prominent figures — have these incredible prominent figures defendant in the case but the — figures defendant in the case but the witnesses that we are expecting will also be very prominent folks. so, i think it is mind—boggling to think of everyone who is involved in this— everyone who is involved in this case _ everyone who is involved in this case either as a defendant or as _ this case either as a