our correspondent in hanoi. 6reat _ from beijing. our correspondent in hanoi.eijing. our correspondent in hanoi. great to have you - in hanoi. great to have you with us, thank you. rising tennis star coco gauff won herfirst grand slam title playing at the us open. she's the first teenager to win the us open since serena williams in 1999. the 19—year—old battled back after losing the first set to her opponent, aryna sabalenka of belarus, sparking wild celebrations at the arthur ashe stadium in new york. gauff, seeded sixth, started slowly in front of an expectant home crowd, but grew in confidence to eventually wear down the second seed. live now to tennis journalist steph myles, who was at the big win in person earlier today. steph, talk to us about that moment when coco sealed the deal and became the first teenager to win the us 0pen since 1999. what was the atmosphere? well, it was extremely wild, as it has been much of the fortnight and especially with the roof closed. and 99.9% of the roof closed. and 99.9% of the fans were full in on coco gauff and the fac

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laura bicker, bbc news, hanoi.is strategic partnership. how significant is it for both countries? this represents a big friendship upgrade between these two sides. it is called a comprehensive strategic partnership. this is the highest level of diplomatic ties that hanoi offers. when it comes to asking analysts they will say this is a bit more symbolic than it is significant but it will allow better business deals and what we've heard from people here, and certainly we are watched by members of the foreign ministry here in vietnam, but members of the public have told us just this morning that they would rather do a deal with the us than they would with china. so when it comes to the enthusiasm you havejust when it comes to the enthusiasm you have just seen there in when it comes to the enthusiasm you havejust seen there in my report it is very real on the ground. they are thinking about is deals on some semiconductors, they're hoping more suppliers can move here. already big names like dell, apple, microsoft, are h

laura bicker in her ni --in hanoi, i bicker in her ni ——in hanoi, thank you.ious ballet schools. the bbc�*s panorama and file on 4 programmes have spoken to more than 50 ex—students of the royal ballet school and elmhurst ballet school who attended between 2004 and 2022. both schools say the health and well—being of their students is a priority. panorama's mark daly reports. every year, hundreds of children audition for a coveted place at the royal ballet school in london and elmhurst ballet school in birmingham widely regarded as among the best schools in the world. now, former students of the schools are speaking out about what they say was a culture of bullying and body shaming. t felt really ashamed that my body wasn't right. and that it was so bad, she had to talk to my parents about it. this woman said the message _ my parents about it. this woman said the message was _ my parents about it. this woman said the message was delivered l said the message was delivered when she was 13 to her parents elmhurst teacher, sucking and eating disorder that lasted 15

will walk away from beijing. 0ur corresspondent their laura bicker in hanoi.th hundreds of thousands of ukrainian men now serving in its armed forces, and overfive million women having fled the country, there are few families which have escaped being split apart by the russian invasion. ukrainian scientists are warning this could have a long term impact of the country's population, with birth rates plummeting since the war began. but there are young couples who have decided to bring a new life into the world. 0ur ukraine correspondent zhanna bezpiatchuk is in the town of bucha, the site of some of the wars most horrific atrocities. 39—year—old natalya is a children's doctor in bucha, which has gone through the worst kind of mass deaths. discussing the impact of the war on bucha, and her decision to come back immediately after its liberation from the russian occupation, she starts crying. translation: all my life is here. bucha is my hometown. i grew up here. i needed to come back. this doctor used to register ten newborns on average per month. two years into t

laura bicker, bbc news, hanoi. russia has termed the g20 summit held in india a success.he war in ukraine has been substantially watered down compared to what it was after last year's summit, with no direct reference to moscow's involvement. india, the host country, which has maintained a neutral stance on the war took the lead in getting consensus on the statement. the bbc�*s south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports from delhi. a poignant start to the final day of india's g20 presidency, a moment to remember the country's most revered leader, mahatma gandhi, and his message of peace. but war and regional conflict has meant the summit wasn't a full house. the presidents of russia and china didn't attend. and whatever national views these countries might hold about the war in ukraine, when it came down to business, concessions were made. g20 leaders summit declaration. "we've reached a consensus on the joint declaration." india's prime minister, narendra modi said. it was a statement that significantly watered down moscow's role in the war. the paragraph about ukrain

laura bicker, bbc news, hanoi.sting professor at the lau institute, kings college, london. she is also a founder of china dialogue trust. she gave me her analysis on why joe biden is visiting vietnam i think he's trying to build alliances in the region. he's trying to diversify potentially vulnerable supply chains. he's looking for allies who can be america's friends. vietnam is a good choice because, you know, they did fight a war quite recently in the 19705, what the chinese call the self—defensive counterattack. and, you know, they have had a state of pretty much armed hostility for 2000 years. vietnam mistrusts its bigger neighbour, but it also has to live with it. so and they have a life dispute in the south china sea. so vietnam has been moving much closer to the united states. this is a significant step. vietnam will get out of this excuse me, american investment. it'll be able to upgrade its technology further. so as long as the united states doesn't ask vietnam explicitly to choose a side in this confronta

laura baker, bbc news, hanoi.hetamine is expanding rapidly in and around afghanistan, as the trade in heroin slows. the country used to produce more than 80% of the world's opium, until the taliban introduced a ban on the cultivation of opium poppies last year. live now to our correspondent bethany bell who's in vienna where the un agency is based. teller is more about the findings. they say the trafficking of methamphetamine is surging. in 2017, two .5 tonnes were seized. in 2021 over 30 tones were seized. an increase there. the head of the agency said this appears to suggest agency said this appears to suggest a shift in illicit drug markets there. away from opium poppy cultivation, which was banned by the taliban last year, and more towards the manufacture of this synthetic drug. they say it is easier to conceal the manufacture of this drug and also it is easier to relocate if people are caught. i5 and also it is easier to relocate if people are caught.— people are caught. is there any sense of what _ people ar

laura bicker, bbc news, hanoi.ting, president biden�*s visit to vietnam follows the g20 in delhi. the summit is now finished and india has formally handed over the g20 presidency to brazil. prime minister narendra modi completed the transition by passing the ceremonial gavel of the presidency to the brazil's luiz inacio lula da silva. earlier the leaders gathered for a ceremony at the memorial of mahatma gandhi, india's independence leader. on saturday, the group issued a joint declaration on the war in ukraine, but the statement made no mention of russian aggression. my colleague christian fraser is in delhi at the summit and sent us this update a short while ago. the leaders jetting out of new delhi this hour, at the end of two days of the g20 summit. and i would think immense satisfaction on the part of the indians that they got the communique across the line, because when the leaders arrived here 48 hours ago, there was a giant gap in that text specifically in relation to ukraine. there were 200 sherpa meetings

biden wrapped up a press conference from hanoi. let's bring in nbc news correspondent, janis mackey frayer, who is in hanoi. following these developments. giannis, there's been so much news going on domestically and internationally with ukraine, the earthquake. kraine thi think some people have missd what the president was hoping to accomplish with the strip, both to the g20 and subsequently further in asia with this trip to hanoi. >> well, this trip to vietnam for president biden is important because it's and upgrading over the relationship of vietnam. what they are calling a comprehensive strategic partnership. it's not something that vietnam extends to many countries. the u.s. is taking this as a very valuable endorsement. what president biden said was a critical partnership at a critical time. a lot of the discussions publicly are going to be focusing on semiconductors, critical minerals. the backdrop for all of this, ali, of course, it's china. the u.s. effort to bring one of china's neighbors closer to the u.s.. this comes wi

laura bicker, bbc news, hanoi.w to dr william figueroa, who is an assistant professor of history and theory of international relations at university of groningen in the netherlands. his research focuses on china's foreign relations. thank you very much for being with us. what, for you, was president baden�*s message to china? trier? us. what, for you, was president baden's message to china? very happy to be here. baden's message to china? very happy to be here- for— baden's message to china? very happy to be here. for me, _ baden's message to china? very happy to be here. for me, biden, _ baden's message to china? very happy to be here. for me, biden, if— baden's message to china? very happy to be here. for me, biden, if you - to be here. for me, biden, if you look at his words, he says it is very much not about china, that they don't want this to be some sort of move seen as against china, but i think it is clear from the context that it does have something to do with china. it is about stability to a certain exte

iwas in hanoi - tackle head-on? another great question. i was in hanoi in i question.relationship that was signed in 2013 and i said it then, we won't be celebrating, looking to another ten years of the compressive partnership, it will be a strategic partnership moving forward and it happened less than a month later. one of the differences between 2013 and 2023 is semiconductors. that is the united states has really seen the potential of vietnam in that realm, in science and technology, and that wasn't as apparent in 2013. the other one that i'm interested in again being a historian of the vietnam war and interested in people is the policy is the area in which education and training is taking place. it has moved up to number two, we have a lot of ties there, one of the best facets of the us vietnam relation is the establishment of university of vietnam which graduated its first class in the summer. we have all these channels and ways that vietnam will really benefit in this relation with the united states. it is a two—way street and one that is new for all of these vie

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the stop here in hanoi comes after the president made a visit to the g-20 summit in india on saturdays a lot of conversation about topics of concern for the president -- climate change, economic development and infrastructure spending. there was also a joint statement from the leaders of the g-20 that expressed general concern about the suffering of the people of ukraine, but no stronger denunciation of the war there, in part because, of course, russia and china are members of the g-20 and india is officially neutral on the war. the white house is pleased that there was any mention at all of the situation in ukraine. and the visit comes amid new cbs news polling that shows tough criticism for the president when it comes to foreign policy. 50% of americans believe he is making the united states weaker around the world. 57% believe he's being too easy on china. and 7 in 10 americans have a pessimistic view on the prospects for world peace. the visit here in vietnam will end monday with a stop at the memorial to the site where former senator john mccain was shot down over the skies of vi

laura bicker, bbc news, hanoi.to china's prime minister about what he called beijing's "interference" in british democracy. the comments come after it emerged that a parliamentary researcher had been arrested and accused of spying for china. nick eardley has more. parliament is the engine room of british democracy. but is it vulnerable to hostile actors? despite security checks on pass holders, a parliamentary researcher is under investigation after being arrested under the official secrets act. it's claimed he is facing allegations that he spied for china. that has caused concern right up to the top of government. the prime minister, at the g20 in india, held talks with china's premier. i obviously can't comment on the specifics of an ongoing investigation, but with regard to my meeting with vice premier li, what i said very specifically is that i raised a range of different concerns we have and areas of disagreement, and in particular, my very strong concerns about any interference in our parliamentary democracy,

laura bicker, bbc news, hanoi.who is visiting professor at the lau institute, king's college, london. she is also a founder of china dialogue trust. welcome to the programme, it is good to see you. what do you think president biden is trying to achieve in vietnam? i president biden is trying to achieve in vietnam?— in vietnam? i agree with laura, i think he is— in vietnam? i agree with laura, i think he is trying _ in vietnam? i agree with laura, i think he is trying to _ in vietnam? i agree with laura, i think he is trying to build - think he is trying to build alliances in the region and he is trying to diversify potentially vulnerable supply chains. he is looking for allies who can be america's friends. vietnam is a good choice because they did fight a war quite recently in the 1970s, what the chinese call the self defensive counterattack and they had their state are pretty much armed hostility for 2000 years. vietnam mistrusts its neighbour but it also has to live with it and they have a live dispute in the sou

laura bicker, bbc news, hanoi.ing about in the last couple of minutes, a parliamentary researcher who has been arrested on suspicion of spying for china, just in the last couple of minutes we have a statement released by his lawyers in which he says he is completely innocent. that is a direct quote. the parliamentary researcher who has been arrested on suspicion of spying for china now says he is completely innocent in a statement released by his lawyers. the second update to bring you on that story is that we are now expected to hear from the speaker in parliament to make a brief statement at 1:30pm local time parliament to make a brief statement at1:30pm localtime in parliament to make a brief statement at 1:30pm local time in parliament on the media reports surrounding a parliamentary researcher who has been arrested on suspicion of spying for china. so that is just three hours or so away and will bring to you when that statement happens in the house of commons later. returning to the main story. the aftermath i

speaking in hanoi, you would've heard those comments from president biden.nt this was not about containing china. what do you make of that? >> everyone says they are not trying to contain china, but geopolitics is full of people trying to counterbalance. china has done it, especially when it made overtures to the u.s. in the 1980's. the u.s. has done it in the past. i was reading two from vice president mondale's trip to china in 1979. the talking point was that this opening to china as a hedge against vietnam's power in asia. this is what countries do. they tried to balance, especially if a country is as large as the region as china is in asia. you should expect to see other countries trying to balance that. >> now we have a situation in which the united states and china are on the same footing because of this packed when it comes to their relationship with vietnam. how do you think beijing might react? >> beijing has been cautiously unhappy about it. we have seen a lot of diplomatic traffic between vietnam and china, where vietnam is trying to reassure chi

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valentina vladimirovna tereshkova flew to hanoi , my dad told me that an astronaut was flying in. i don’t remember my first feeling from our meeting, but i remember something else. i remember that she took a postcard then. a-and she signed it for me and gave it to me. dad, i looked, and it was written there. all the best to daryushka. valentina vladimirovna tereshkova and i remember, then it gave birth to such an incredible wave of warmth in me, because many people came, many autographs were left, everyone wrote very different things. i was literally there a month before. another very famous person who wrote to me dasha, uh, always listen to my dad dishes i was upset. and here there was some very warm, very human attitude. this was my first contact with space, and then we very quickly move to 2014, when i was invited to the position of head of the press service at the moscow museum of cosmonautics. and if you know, then in the fourteenth year, a new director just came to the museum and they were recruiting a new team. and here we are with this new team. i, too, came to the museum

hanoi has refused to even discuss our proposal. they demand our unconditional acceptance of their terms which are that we withdraw all american forces immediately and unconditionally and that we overthrow the government as believe. we have not limited our peace initiative to public forms and public statements i recognize and generate that a long and bitter war like this usually cannot be settled in a public forum. that is why in additions the public statements to negotiations i have explored every possible private avenue that might lead. tonight and taken the unprecedented step disclosing to you some of our other initiatives for peace. initiatives be understood privately and secretly because we thought we thereby might open the door which publicly would be closed. i didug not wait for my inauguration to begin my quest. soon after my election through and individual who is directly n contact on a personal basis but the leaders of north vietnam, i made to private offers for a rapid comprehensive. hanoi's replies called in effect for o

in hanoi, he visited a site of john mccain. during biden's visit, vietnam elevated the u.s. highest level of diplomatic ties, a comprehensive, strategic partner. biden acknowledging how far the relationship between the two nations has evolved since the vietnam war. we find our jeremy diamond who has been reporting on the entirety of the president's trip, including that press conference yesterday, jeremy. good morning to you. writ large, is this considered a success for the biden administration? >> reporter: well, certainly the president and his team feel that it was. and there's no question that the president has left hanoi vietnam with a very real, very tangible agreement to elevate that relationship between the united states and vietnam. and it's a step that has not only significance for the bilateral relationship but really for the administration's broader china play book. it is the latest in a series of steps that we have seen president biden and his administration taking over the last several months. we have seen the president host the leader of the philippines at the w

i hope that hanoi can become a link in the technology supply chain to contain china.hite house’s attempts to convince the asian republic to switch to american weapons are with russian success. it never came to fruition. the new york times writes that, despite us sanctions, vietnam expects re-equip your army with our equipment for a total of $8 billion over 20 years. and at home in the united states, joe biden found himself at the center of another scandal , the american president decided to ignore the event in memory of those killed in the september 11 terrorist attacks exactly 22 years ago. back, terrorists hijacked four passenger airliners and struck the twin towers of the world trade center and the pentagon, killing almost 3,000 people. after this, the united states announced the start of a military operation in afghanistan for 20 years later ended in the shameful flight of americans from the country, then the states, their allies along the chain , plunged cancer pakistan libya syria yemen into chaos but never achieved success , biden’s political opponents never ti

after his visit in hanoi following the g20 summit. cbs news senior white house and political correspondent ed o'keefe reports. >> reporter: vietnam wants what it calls a c comprehensisive ststrategic papartnership p wit united states. one that puts the u.s. on par with the communist country's longtime allies china and russia. it's a notable upgrade after years of war that left more than 58,000 americans dead. >> we can trace 50-year arc of progress and relationship between our nations from conflict to normalization. a new elevated status. >> reporter: the president described vietnam as a bellwether strategically positioned in the middle of a region increasingly at odds with china as it faces domestic economic challenges and makes bold military moves threatening neighbors. the president made clear he didn't visit vietnam to bully china. >> i am sincere about getting the relationship right. >> reporter: a new cbs news poll finds 57% of americans believe mr. biden is being too easy on china. he said being tough isn't the solution. >> we'

cnn's anna coren is live in hanoi, vietnam, with more. does this affect the u.s. china relationship and more significantly the u.s. china tensions. >> reporter: that's a very good question. i guess time will tell, obviously watching this visit very closely. president biden will be returning to the united states with multibillion dollar deals. that is what is being done here, the largest being boeing, $7.8 billion. 50 737 max aircraft will be sold. other deals being done, nvidia, microsoft, we know mcorp. and marvel have done deals. this has been highly productive. this is obviously about trade and investment. but it's also about america diversifying its supply chain away from china. this is something that's very important. particularly when it comes to semiconductors, artificial intelligence and cloud computing. something that president biden said that they will be cooperating with vietnam and investing here in vietnam. but you also mentioned countering china's influence. and its assertiveness in the region. and that say huge problem for vietnam. particularly in t

visiting the jon mckay memorial in hanoi that took place yesterday. let's hear from mike.e is on the new york republican line go ahead. >> gas good morning. i like to reiterate what other people previously said. since day whennc this has been referred to as an insurrection. but in fact a president trump nor anyone else has been charged with insurrection. and in terms of crowd control i work for the nypd in manhattan for over 20 years but we handle crowds much larger than that. so capitol police dropped the ball but they had the intel on the possible crowd sizes. u.s. army infantry veteran. i honestly thought i'd never see the day were the commander-in-chief armed forces who is also the president has a policy of intentionally not defending our borders. with over 7 million illegal aliens commenced this country. for anyone to say is countries being effectively run right now is an absolute joke. it is a disgrace. i was aware of the reasons the army is 40% short on the recruiting goals the other branches are 25% short. people understand what's going on in this country it's an a

here's what president biden said at the hanoi presser. this is getting a lot of attention. here's a piece of it about his take on the u.s. perspective on china. watch. >> really what this trip is about is less about containing china. i don't want to contain china. i want to have a relationship with china that is up and up, squared away. >> martha: what do you say to that, sir? >> martha, that is just hopelessly naive and something out of decades gone by. the place that america find itself is a direct result of xi jinping's behavior, this is not a dislike for the chinese people or the chinese government per se. it's xi's aggression against america. he's stolen billions of intellectual property, hoisted a virus on the world. xi jinping looks as this as weakness. they have huge spy operations and a huge influence on our universities. for president biden to say we don't want to contain them, fair enough. but make no mistake, xi jinping has declared economic war on the united states for the last 30 years. >> martha: at the very least. you shut down a spy operation in texas, i be

tereshkova flew to hanoi , my father told me that the first woman was the astronaut arriving.knew it. naturally, i really wanted to get to know each other, and i don’t remember my first feeling from our meeting, but i remember something else. i remember that she took a postcard then. ah, she signed this postcard to me and handed it to me. dad, i looked, and it was written there. darya all the best. valentina vladimirovna tereshkova and i remember that it gave birth to such an incredible wave of warmth in me, because many people came, many autographs left, everyone wrote very different ones. i was literally there a month before. another very famous person who wrote to me, dasha and listen to my dad, always dishes. i got upset. and here there was some kind of very warm, some kind of very human attitude. this was my first contact with space, and then you and i very quickly move on to 2014, when i am invited to the position of head of the press service at the moscow museum of cosmonautics. and if you know, then in the fourteenth year, a new director just came to the museum and the

president biden, speaking in hanoi earlier.nister rishi sunak has warned the chinese premier of his "significant concerns" about beijing's interference in democracy. it follows the arrest of a parliamentary researcher on suspicion of spying. mr sunak met li qiang at the g20 summit in delhi hours after news of two arrests in the uk under the official secrets act emerged. well, i obviously can't comment on the specifics of an ongoing investigation, but with regard to my meeting with premier li, what i said very specifically is that i raised a range of different concerns that we have and areas of disagreement and, in particular, my very strong concerns about any interference in our parliamentary democracy, which is obviously unacceptable. rishi sunak, speaking after the meeting he had with li qiang at the sidelines of the g20. india has formally handed over the g20 presidency to brazil at the closing ceremony of the group's annual summit. prime minister narendra modi completed the transition by passing the ceremonial gavel of the

in a speech in hanoi, mr. biden explained his position take a listen. >> we're not looking to decouple from china what i'm not going to do is i'm not going to sell china material that would enhance their capacity to make more nuclear weapons, to engage in defense activities that are contrary to what is viewed as most people think was a positive development in the region. but we're not trying to hurt china. >>. >> reporter: and whether or not china believes that message is another thing entirely frances? >> and brie, biden was just at the g20 meeting in india how productive were those meetings >> well, chinese president xi skipped the meeting in what was widely seen as a snub to indian prime minister modi, the u.s. and president biden seized on that rift to steer a lot of the agenda at that meeting while mr. biden insists that the u.s. is not hostile against china, his administration is still making deals and establishing trade infrastructure with other asian powers like vietnam. one loss for the u.s. at the g2

jeremy dimon is in hanoi. what is the president hoping to accomplish overall on this trip? >> reporter: well, fred, certainly president biden came to new delhi and here to hanoi, vietnam, with a mission, to try to provide a counterweight to china's growing influence in the region and developing world. we saw that on display at the g-20 as president biden sought to reach out to developing countries showing with his presence, trying to make the case the u.s. is the more reliability and effective partner for the future. and today inking a new high-level partnership with vietnam, a comprehensive, strategic partner with vietnam, on par with countries like russia and a sign that like several other countries in the region with whom president biden has sought to forge closer ties with in recent months that there is growing concern about the way in which china throws around its military and economic heft in the region. but even as the president took he's steps, which he insisted are not solely aimed in china, yet every expert says this is all about china, the president tried to make

. >> if i go back to 2008-2017-2018 when trump and kim jong-un noon met in singapore and hanoi, from a chinese perspective, it is completely out of control. when these two people, china consistently offered to provide any cities in china and pay every thing, but these two governments, they met in singapore. from chinese perspective they are concerned about that because mostly, their younger brother meeting with trump but he cannot see the one so that's very frustrating. after the 2018 meeting, and china, ours is totally isolated from this kind of event so china wants to go to north korea and lose this kind of threat to north korea so they increased their own help to north korea and they tried to communicate with north korea. this is an ongoing process. one of the big examples in the un security council, they began not to agree with the sanctions. and china never agreed to those sanctions. they desperately want to go to north korea. but kim jong-un noon's trick to russia, and chilled relationship, going to china as xi xinping, wanting to see their changes, but what china wants is kim

as we end this hour, we want to take you live to hanoi.looking at air force one, the plane carrying president biden as it just landed moments ago in the vietnamese capital. biden is heading there following the g-20 summit in new delhi. and live reports from both cities coming up on the next hour of "cnn newsroom." but that wraps this hour. i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with the latest on the search and rescue efforts underway in morocco after a quick break. i'm javi, i'm 31, and i'm fitness instructor. saw myself in a photograph. and we were all smiling, and i looked closer, and i was like that- that's what everybody sees? i'm back, and i got botox® cosmetic. the lines were so prominent it's all i saw in the photograph, so now when i take photos, and i see myself in photos, its- it's me, i just have fewer lines. botox® cosmetic is fda-approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet, and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor ri

he failed to do that in hanoi.he thinks about china and the danger it poses. cheryl: well, he did meet with the chinese premier there and talked about the economic relationship and in particular the crisis they talked about taiwan, any type of invasion. what was your read on that? >> well, biden said that the crisis in china -- that's right, the economy is in cries sigh, it's not -- crisis. it's not growing at the 5% pace they claimed. the inflation numbers they released don't correspond with what we know. the chinese economy is contracting, especially evident from 11 straight months of drops of imports. it is a crisis. what biden also said, he said because of the crisis, china is less likely to invade taiwan. i think the opposite is true because xi jinping will see a closing window of opportunity and also in have been some -- there have been some disturbing developments inside the chinese regime which suggests turbulence which suggests that xi jinping has more incentive to be reckless. cheryl: i want to ask you ab

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president biden leaves hanoi, after signing a historic deal with vietnam's leader — strengthening tiesween the former enemies. a union says all 400 stores of uk retail chain wilko will close by next month. up to 12,500 jobs could go because no buyers were found. are we bring you news and interviews on bbc news. we begin with the latest from morocco. teams in morocco are battling to reach people still trapped in rubble — following friday's earthquake. nearly two and a half thousand people are known to have died. four nations — britain, spain, qatar and the uae are now sending aid. the epicentre was to the south of marrakesh, along the high atlas mountain range. the struggle to get through roads blocked by boulders has led some villagers to keep digging by hand. 0ur middle east correspondent is in the atlas mountains and sent this report. don't lights up the destruction in this village. morocco�*s most remote hill site has become encampments for survivors. this lady has lost contact with her son who fled the village to get help. she was already grieving, her husband had been sick and die

hanoi certainly right in china's backyard there.rt of represents the full evolution of american influence in that country. of course, it was a wartime rival. there were decades of a trade embargo. now relations are sort of coming back, really putting that era to rest. and that's in no small part because of china's growing aggressions in the region. economic, military aggressions, and what president biden is trying to do is provide a counterbalance to those aggressions. not necessarily forcing vietnam to choose between the united states and china, sort of realizing that there's no way that vietnam could sever ties to beijing entirely. but certainly providing an alternative. you see him doing this in other nations including here in india, but also in the philippines, trying to pole administer relationships with the most stalwart american allies in japan and south korea. really trying to extend american influence in a region at a very fraught moment for asia. >> great wrap-up, kevin liptak in new delhi. >>> back home in the u.s., there

, a humiliating moment and members of his inner circle were punished severely for what happened in hanoi but you certainly learned his lesson and has ever since basically veered away from diplomacy with the united states, grown his missile program at a really fast clip without worrying about what the united states thinking and now he's bolstering this partnership with russia and has a pretty good relationship with china too. north korea not interested in diplomacy with the u.s. giving the u.s. very little leverage. >> rip ripley in taipei, taiwan. south carolina governor and current republican candidate for president nikki haley offered a stark bebuttal to what president biden called maintaining stability around china at the g0 and a possible white house foreign policy preview, she insisted china was, quote, an enemy. here's what she had had to tell me on "state of the union" yesterday. >> how much more has to happen for biden to realize you don't send cabinet members over to china to appease them. you start getting serious with china and say we're not going to put up with it. they keep

she's in the capital city of hanoi. kelly, what's the latest there?reporter: good morning, willie. the president is now in hanoi, and this is his first visit here while president with some big expectations that the u.s. and vietnam, led by the communist party, will take steps to formally go closer in this relationship in a way that u.s. officials said is really an arc of the 50 years since our two nations were at war. now before he left india, the president and other world leaders, honored a man of peace visiting the memorial site and that was part of the g20 summit. u.s. officials did not give specifics about the direct conversations he had with other leaders there, because that summit did not have the typical one-on-one meetings. but we know and we were able to see the president shook hands with the crown prince of saudi arabia known as mbs, despite past criticism and his concerns about the kingdom's human rights abuses. while he is here in vietnam, the president will also pay a visit to a memorial site that marks the place where the late senator jo

white house correspondent peter doocy has more from hanoi, vietnam. >> reporter: mike, after severaluth asia, president biden wants to make sure that everybody back home knows he only wants the best for china. >> and so is really what this trip is about, it was less about containing china. i don't want to contain china. i'm not -- we're not looking to hurt china. >> reporter: president biden also said he wants to make sure china abides by the international rules of the road, and he touched on what many market watchers have been saying, the chinese economy is struggling right now, and they've got some work to do to improve negative trends. president biden at one point talked about the importance of a free press. however, his press corps was extremely limited with questions in vietnam during the only opportunity for q&a on a multiday international trip the. >> they gave me five people here. i'm just following my orders here. uh -- staff? is there anybody i haven't spoken? i ain't calling on you. i said that i had five questions. i don't know about you, but i'm going to go to bed. >> re

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