the japan times picks up is coming up. the japan times picks up on that as well.see and they are looking at it as well. here is an election that was going to be the brexit election and thenit going to be the brexit election and then it moved on to social issues and now it is going to be about security and the fascinating thing is, it is not a good issue. jeremy corbyn, who is very proud to vote against much legislation that was regarded as anti— terror. he boasted about that. that doesn't look at him. but theresa may is stuck with this terrible figure of 20,000. 20,000 police officers lostjobs under her watch. that figure has stuck in the mind of the public '5 as she goes out to campaign, the police officers, they need to face the fact that britain is safer than it has ever been. it doesn't look good as you can see, again and again on the internet. when she called a snap election, to everybody‘s surprise, the commentary immediately afterwards was, she will probably get quite a strong majority, she will do 0k. the predictions were she would get in and get a decent

moving on to the japan times. on the front pages to the japan times.es. on the front pages story on dennis rodman, arriving in north korea. the paper says his so—called basketball diplomacy has brought speculation that he might have some unofficial role easing tensions between washington and pyongyang. finally, singapore's straits times features a bigfoot all friendly between singapore and one of the world's top teams, argentina. despite the absence of lionel messi and other stars, the argentinians put on a massive show, beating the singaporeans 6—0 in front of 33,000 fans. as we just heard, the taiwanese government has hit back after panama severed relations with taipei and established them with beijing instead. the move by the south american country has caused alarm in which taiwan fears other countries could follow suit, comprising its independence. escalating tensions pose risks for both sides in what is a long—term dispute. this is what could happen if china invaded taiwan. and this is how taiwan's military would respond, defending its outlying is

the japan times reports on the incident too, with extremism becoming an election issue for the uk. looks at how both major parties fare in the polls. arab news from saudi arabia is reporting on the regional diplomatic crisis which has seen a number of countries cut ties with qatar. they accuse it of supporting extremism. the gulf news looks at the financial fallout for qatar. stocks fell as a result of the uncertainty, and the price of oilfell too. in addition, qatari planes are to be banned from egyptian and saudi air space. the financial times reports on a surge in the number of job adverts related to blockchain, the technology underpinning the digital currency bitcoin. the papers says it's one of the "hottest areas for technology recruitment". finally, gin is shaking and stirring up the alcohol industry — and for the first time ever, the popular spirit is earning more money for the uk treasury than beer. experts in the daily telegraph say the gin—boom is partly inspired by james bond. with us is andrew tuck — editor of global news and business magazine monocle. we will start to

the picture on the front of the japan times shows mother shin shin: her as yet unnamed cub in her mouth that the new pandas will help boost visitors to the park by more than 50%. should we get some suggestions for the name? tweet us your thoughts on the name for the baby your thoughts on the name for the ba by of your thoughts on the name for the baby of shin shin. joining us as richard griffith, akinetic ‘s adviser. good to see you. —— eight communications adviser. theresa may went to go see her mps today and apologise. has she bought herself sometime? the circus rolls on. question is how much longer the ringmaster can survive. let's take stock of where we are. last night she met the influential 1922 committee of benchers. —— backbenchers. it holds a pivotal role, or would hold a pivotal role, in any leadership election. essentially, the message she seems to be sending years, as is being reported today, that she got us into this mess and she will get us out of it. i think for those of us who work in business, possibly for the electorate as a whole, possibly for business people watching

and on the front page of the japan times. sumo wrestling!romoted to sumo's second—highest ranking, 'ozeki'. the 27—year—old, is the first wrestler to be awarded the title since 2015. to reach ozeki status, a wrestler must win at least 33 bouts over three consecutive 15—day tournaments. trump and one tweet in particular is sparking discussions online. yes let's looks at what is trending right now. although donald trump's tweet with the spelling error ‘covfefe' has now been deleted, it still lives on. 0ne twitter has joked that covfefe actually translates to ‘i resign' in russian. another user cas created a meme of the president sprinkling covfefe like glitter. others are debating on how to pronounce the non—word. cov—fe—feee or cov—feee—fe? and on reddit, one user has even shared a picture of their dad with the caption ‘my father is now the proud 0wner of a covfefe license plate. very ha rd to very hard to define. i think it was a typo as everybody had surmised. 2010 was a watershed year from indian—administered kashmir, one of the bloodiest

fitzgerald collided with the vessel early saturday morning japan time. 7 u.s. sailors are unaccounted for and others injured. video shows that injured sailor being put on a stretcher and then loaded on the japanese coast guard chopper. u.s. defense officials say there is flooding in three compartments of the fitzgerald. there's heavy damage visibility on the right side of the ship which is now stationary in the water. the other craft is a merchant vessel called the acx crystal flying the flag of the philippines. the accident happened about 50 miles southwest of the japanese city of yokosuka home to u.s. navy base. >> thank you. >>> investigators and colleagues of the u.p.s. shooter are struggling to find a reason why he shot and killed three coworkers before killing himself. suspected shooter jimmy lam had filed a grievance earlier this year about excessive overtile and police say he was also dealing with some personal issues including a custody battle with his ex-girlfriend and court records show that lam had been charged with two duis while driving his own ca

we start with the japan times which is a parliamentary committee has approved a bill that abdicatione to advanced age. it says that the bill has cross—party support and is expected to become law. the south china has said it will work with the european union to uphold the paris climate deal, this was before president trump said he was pulling out of the deal. the terror threat to singapore is at its highest level in recent years. the ministry of home affairs... is also heightened. that brings you up—to—date with all of the papers. two gay male vultures ina of the papers. two gay male vultures in a dutch zoo is proving to be popular and they have effectively become parents after successfully hatching an egg. staff gave the griffon vultures and abandoned egg which they cared for in their nest and the sue said the fathers are a devoted couple doing the job perfectly. the asian pacific region is going through rising tensions with north korean missile tests. there will be plenty of torque and they'll all gathering to the annual asian security summit and the james mattis will be among those

we start with the japan times which says a parliamentary committee has approved a bill to permit the emperor akihito due to advanced age. it says the bill has cross—party support and is expected to become law next week. the south china morning post says china has vowed to work with the eu to uphold the paris climate agreement. the pledge was made shortly before president trump confirmed he was pulling out of the deal. and the straits times says the terror threat to singapore is at its highest level in recent years. the ministry of home affairs says singapore was specifically targeted in the past year, and the regional threat is also heightened. now... what stories are sparking discussions online? yes let's looks at what is trending right now. and the story of two gay male vultures in a dutch zoo is proving popular. they've effectively become parents after successfully hatching an egg. staff gave the griffon vultures an abandoned egg, which they cared for in their nest for two months. the zoo said the two fathers are a devoted couple and are doing the job perfectly. the asia pacific r

the collision happened before dawn on saturday japan time. the site is 50 miles south of a port city where the ship was based. the uss fitzgerald has damage on its star board side both above and below the water line. the most significant damage is under water. the ship is not in danger of sinking. the japanese coastguard helicopter pulled up a stretcher with an injured crew member. rescuers are still searching for the seven missing who may have fallen into the water. since the collision happened at 2:30 a.m. local, most of the people on both ships were asleep. they would not have been ready to brace themselves for the collision. the fitzgerald's commanding officer bryce jensen is among those evacuated and is in stable condition at a u.s. naval hospital in japan. the vessel it collided with is a container ship, the acx crystal which flies a philippines flag. it's about four times the size of the american destroyer. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> tonight we're hearing from a woman who said a united airlines employee kicked her in the head. she

the japan times is reporting on the electronics giant toshiba, which is due to sell its computer memoryconglomerate formed ofjapanese, south korean and us investors as the preferred bidder for the sale which the paper says will quell fears of technology being leaked to china. more on uberfrom the financial times, saying the company is facing a leadership vacuum after the departure of travis kalanic. the newspaper reports the move has divided investors after it left the tech group with its top three executive posts vacant. and the south china morning post says beijing is courting ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner to build closer ties with the united states. analysts say the likelihood of the couple being invited a head of president donald trump's trip was higher, given their influence on his foreign policy. and that brings you up to date. what stories are sparking discussions online? yes well we've probably all done it — gone in for a hug or a handshake, and it not be reciprocated, leaving that awkward moment. well, that's exactly what appeared to happen to senator marco rubio w

the japan times features a beautiful picture that speaks of relations between vatican and japan.n rome's magnificent palazzo della cancelleria to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the start of this diplomatic relation. a film that exposes london's sex industry underworld has just had its european premiere at the edinburgh film festival. the receptionist is based on a true story of a chinese woman who killed herself in london eight years ago. only after her death, her friends learned she had been working as a prostitute in an illegal massage parlour. began a journey to find out about her secret life — and as the result made this film. —— one of those friends began a journey to find out about her secret life — and as the result made this film. i'll be speaking to her in just a moment, but first here's a clip from the film. they do mass marches, body to body. —— massages. we can now speak to the film's directorjenny lu, shejoins us from edinburgh where herfilm the receptionist has just been shown at the edinburgh international film festival. congratulations on your showing. thank yo

and finally the japan times couldn't resist — the birth of another giant panda. the paper estimates the boost to tourism could lift tokyo's economy by nearly 27 billion yen — or around $250 million. and what's happening online, babita? well rico a heartwarming story about a ninety four year old indonesian banana seller has gone viral. thieves stole $80 from mr suratman. but after a video was posted online showing him in distress, people pledged their donations. almost $3,000 has been raised so far. to the united states now where the pressure on donald trump over alleged links between his campaign and russia just isn't going away. on tuesday, it's the turn of his attorney general jeff sessions to face lawmakers — live on television. he's denied acting improperly. the white house press secretary, sean spicer, says the presidentjust wants to get the issue done with. the president has been clear, last week in the rose garden, the sooner we can get this addressed and done with, if there has been no collusion, he wants this to get investigated as soon ass possible and

the japan times features a beautiful picture that speaks of relations between vatican and japan.med in rome's magnificent ‘palazzo della cancelleria' to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the start of this diplomatic relation. we were talking earlier about the visit to washington by prime minister narendra modi, but we'd like to switch gears now to a series of photographs of one of india's other leaders, mahatma gandhi. french photographer henri cartier—bresson travelled to india in 1947 to capture a country in transition. he found so much more, as a new exhibit at the rubin museum in new york tells us. the bbc went to take a look. it is often said when you are talking about a photographer, oh, he was in the right place at the right place but it is a skill and talent to nowhere to be. he travelled to delhi in 1948 to meet and photograph gandhl delhi in 1948 to meet and photograph gandhi. they had a well—documented meeting where he showed mahatma gandhione meeting where he showed mahatma gandhi one of his photos including one of a hearse and he asked what is that and the photograph

the city is entering its sixth week as the government refuses to negotiate with the militants. japan timest on america's image. the survey covered 37 countries. it turns out that less than one in fourjapanese have faith in the new us president. finally, the uk the independent says some uk councils will have to shell out millions of dollars to replace poor insulation following the grenfell fire. this image highlights the painstaking process being carried out on tower blocks across the country. 95 buildings have now failed safety tests. a tennis superstar is sparking discussions online? well, rico, tennis star serena williams has got people talking. let's look at why. can we show you? the drama is building! we'll tell you why! hopefully we can show you. she has posed naked on the cover of august's vanity fair magazine. she was six months pregnant when this photograph was taken. she says she hopes to be back on the tennis court in january. she hopes to be back on the tennis court injanuary. do we have that wonderful picture of her? we don't, but i promise we will bring it to you in the next e

japan times leads with the us—based pew research centre report on america's image.hat less than one in fourjapanese have faith in the new us president. finally, the uk the independent says some uk councils will have to shell out millions of dollars to replace poor insulation following the grenfell fire. this image highlights the painstaking process being carried out on tower blocks across the country. 95 buildings have now failed safety tests. a tennis superstar is sparking discussions online? well, rico, tennis star serena williams has got people talking. the tennis star has posed naked for the cover of this month's vanity fair magazine. she was six months pregnant when this picture was taken — by celebrity photographer annie liebovitz. she's said she plans to be back on court by january. a mass burial has been held in pakistan for 125 people who died on sunday when an oil tanker burst into flames in bahawalpur. those buried on tuesday could not be identified. but dna samples have been taken so they can be matched with family members and given individual burials la

this collision happened before dawn on saturday, japan time. the site is right there about 50 miles south of yokosuka, the port city where the ship was based. the uss fitzgerald has damage on its star board side. now both above and below the water line. in fact the most significant damage is under water. but the navy says the ship is not in danger of sinking. a japanese coast guard helicopter pulling up a stretcher holding an injured u.s. crew member. the seven missing sailors may have fallen into the water when the crash happened. >>> this morning we're hearing from a woman who says the united airlines employee kicked her in the head. lindsey irvani was flying to san francisco with a layover in houston on saturday night when she decided to take a nap in a chapel in a united terminal. >> i was woken up by somebody kicking me in the head. i immediately got up and asked the person why he did that. >> reporter: she says the employee told her she couldn't sleep there and then he rolled out a prayer map. later he told her he didn't want her to miss

fitzgerald collided with a merchant ship on early saturday morning japan time. the u.s. ship was seriously damaged. 7 crew members are still unaccounted for. we also know one person has a head injury. a japanese coast guard chapper was called in to airlift -- chopper was called in to airlift at least one sailor to the hospital. it happened 50 miles southwest of yokosuka a city south of tokyo home to a u.s. naval base. it has damage on the starboard side above and below the water line. and right now, it has only limited propulsion. three of the ship's compartments are flooded and some of the crew are trying to pump the water out. so far the destroying is not in danger of sinking. u.s. tugboats and aircraft are on the way to help. the other vessel involved is the acx crystal, a merchant ship based out of the philippines. so far no word of damage to that ship. >>> a person cleared of charges stemming from the deadly shooting of philando castile. the aftermath of the shooting streamed live on facebook. [ inaudible ] >> protestors gathered outside the capitol building in st.

japan. about that time, 1931, another marker, there is something called the manchurian incident. a minorally kind of thing, an explosion on a railway that does not really disrupt the islway 11 japan says china the aggressor and we have to move into manchuria and sees manchuria. happens.hat they also send troops to occupy parts of shanghai. now, china, a member of the league of nations that it is, says we will appeal to the league. japan was also a member of the league of nations and says i think we will just withdraw from the league, so that does not do much in terms of going ahead and solving the crisis. interesting footnote to that. switch,of a bait and the international community and the world is focused on what is happening in shanghai, and japan goes back, maybe we will withdraw, maybe we won't withdraw. in the meantime, they are using all of their powers to solidify control over manchuria. withdraw fromey shanghai, but while the world has been watching shanghai, they solidify control over manchuria. moving on, 1937, sometimes we think of world war ii beginning in 1939 in eur

time. meaning, what do i do now? i see the whole world in a different way. um, i often compare the experience of going to japano tokyo for the first time, uh, to what -- what eric clapton and, uh, pete townsend must've gone through. the reigning guitar gods of england. what they must've gone through e week that jimi hendrix came to town. you hear about it, you go see it. the whole -- a window opens up into a whole new thing. and you think, "what does this mean? what do i have left to say? what do i do now?" ♪ welcome to tokyo. you are not invited. this is the other tokyo. 12 hour flight, and i'm baked. no sleep. might as well -- must go out. ♪ the kabukicho district near my hotel has the advantage of being where the subterranean life, the repressed ids of the japanese male and some females, too, comes out to play. joining me is japanese film producer and production manager masa kakubo. always a good sign when protective chains separate entertainers from the soon to be entertained, right? prepare yourself for the greatest show in the history of entertainment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ no, no, it can't b

japan. along about that time, 1931, another marker there's something called the man churian incident. it's a mine nor thing, explosion on the railway, and japan says, my gosh, china has been the aggressor. we have to move into man churia and seize manchuria. they also send troops to occupy parts of shanghai. they say, we will appeal to the league. japan, also a member, says, i think we will withdraw from the league. that doesn't do much in go ahead and solving that crisis. interesting footnote to that. in sort of a bait and switch, the international community and the world is really focused on what's happening in shanghai, and japan goes back and forth, maybe we will withdraw, maybe we won't withdraw. in the meantime, they're using all their powers to solidify control from man churia. and while the whole world order has been watching shanghai, they solidify control over manchuria. meanwhile, we think of the world war we gunning in 1942, but it does begin in 1937 when japan full out decides to invade china. there's an incident sort of one of those who fired first. japan uses it to go ah

time since the 80s siting growing sales. my daughter has a turn table. they plan to open a pressing plant in japan. time they produced a vinyl record was in 1989. yeah. all the hip spots like urban outfitters. they sell all the new music to the kids. it's very popular. >> all right. >>> still ahead the city of san francisco will pay an undocumented immigrant $190,000. it's a settlement for violating the sanctuary city policy. we will tell you the reason behind that lawsuit. >> good morning. we are off to a good start although it's not light like you may suspect. this is a look at the bay bridge traffic. certainly a lot of people going to the city. we will tell you what is happening with the morning commute straight ahead. >> we will turnover to side two on the weather forecast because there is not much change. just some small differences. we will talk about that coming up. unlike ordinary diapers, pampers stay up to three times drier, so babies can sleep soundly all night. pampers. i ...prilosec otc 7 years ago,my doctor recommended... 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and

and indeed, japan and china have been adversaries for a long time. what happened? divine wind, the japanese called kamikaze came up and destroyed it. china continues to interact with the west. japan really doesn't. it sort of closes its ports, and it remains closed until matthew perry opens japan's ports to commerce in 1853. now, i would suggest to you that no country in the intervening last part of the 19th century really embraces the industrial revolution more so than japan. and there's a huge change. japan builds a new army, models it after germany, builds a new navy, models it after great britain and really steps forward onto the world stage. the first conflict occurs in 1894, the first sino japanese war. everybody says japan is an up start. japan can't take on china. well, not only does japan take on china, but japan wins. as part of that the island of formosa. there's my clicker. the island of formosa is infact japanese territory with china going ahead and ending that conflict. after the first sineo japanese war, what happens? japan moves into korea and puts j

japan. this is not time lapse video.a new guinness world record for most skips over a single rope. any guesses on how many? 225 times in just 60 seconds. >> that is impressive. i could watch that for like ten minutes. >> it's >> it's like a give. >> a jif even. >> i call it a gif. i might be completely wrong. it's one of those things that you want to see over and over again. >> it's the gif that keeps on going. and that sound, man, that's not annoying. that's awesome. >>> you have to check this out. you've heard about the guy that walks into a bar. >> mm-hm. >> how about a koala who walks into a diner. >> so a friendly koala has given diners a pleasant surprise when it strolls into a diner in australia. nobody was really phased by it. >> he's so cute. >> i would love to see a crocodile. >>> this morning, southern comfort. >> the president tweeting his congratulations to karen handel, edging out the 30-year-old democrat who came very close to turning the traditionally red congressional seat blue. >>> and the latest terror

time. we have been in japan for a long time. one can argue the united states military when it goes someplace, stays. this is a good example as any. we wouldn't have left when we if it hadn't been for mao and the winning of the chinese civil war. so, if you are over there, you can get your china ribbon. these regiments still exist. since i mentioned those places and everybody doesn't have a map of china in their head like i came to have right now, these are the forts down here. flaps.re terrible mud you can see this meandering the road, and see railroad. we tried them all. days to peking, and we will eventually get to peking and relieve the delegation. termsew york times," in of fake news, had reported the chinese had overrun the legation. underhe relief formation a british general went, well, is there still a reason to go? the answer was, it's not verified. we need to go. so, they still mounted it even though they were new -- it was news it was too late. it was not a popular thing to do back home. anybody here from connecticut?

japan on saturday. the uss fitzgerald was hit by a philippine cargo ship. from tokyo rupert wingfield—hayes reports. this is the us fitzgerald today, safely tied up at a time mage to the shipside is obvious to see. what is hidden from view is the damage below the water line. the commander of us forces in japan today said damage below there was worse. the damage was significant, it is not a small collision. it was right tv pilot's out, there was a big puncher underneath the ball water line. the water rushing into the ship overwhelmed seven sailors, probably as they slept in their bunks. this morning you are staying —— us navy divers went on the compartment and found their bodies. for some hours after the collision on friday night it was touch and go, the water rushed in so fast, senior officers admit that the ship was in danger of sinking for a time. the heroic effo rts sinking for a time. the heroic efforts of the ships crew prevented this ship from foundering or even thinking last night. there isn't much sadness here at the loss of life. most are now focusing on this philippine cargo ship. the damage to its power tells its own tail. satellite tracking appe

in fact, the japanese ambassador was talking to the president at the very time that japan's airships were bombing our citizens in hawaii and the philippines. and sinking one of our transports loaded with lumber on its way to hawaii. by tomorrow morning, the members of congress will have a full report to be ready for action. transports loaded within the me, are already prepared for action. a it was the first time that first lady and probably the only time that a first lady would have addressed the nation about a national crisis. mrs. roosevelt had one of the modern inventions of that time, the television in her home. television watcher, maybe she turned it on to see political conventions or important news story. but she was a person who used to television again to get ideas out to the american public. she had her own television program called prospect of mankind. commercialhe did a for television for product back then called good luck margarine. back in those days, for a former first lady to do a television commercial was considered a scandal. ago, most people never dreamed of eating

japan. it happened saturday morning local time in a busy waterway about 60 miles off yokosuku, japan. tracy is following the search in beijing. >> reporter: the u.s.s. "fitzgerald" had to be towed back to its home port off the coast of japan. the extensive damage to the guided missile destroyer was easy to see. it is still unclear how the "fitzgerald" collided with a container ship that was nearly four times its size. the merchant vessel, based in the philippines, suffered far e ss damage. three members of the u.s. navy were injured and had to be medically evacuated, including the commanding officer, bryce benson. all three are said to be conscious and in stable condition. vice admiral joseph aucoin heads the u.s. 7th fleet. >> it's hard to imagine what this crew has had to endure, the challenges they've had to overcome. but i'm extremely proud of their courage and dedication. >> reporter: the navy has begun to search the damaged sections ip the ship to see if any of the missing crew memberes were trapped inside or if they were thrown overboard during the collision. this particular ar

for japan and south korea particularly for previous times, other threats. it has avoided the possibility of countries like japan or south korea, feeling the need to develop their own nuclear weapons in order to keep themselves safe through deterrence. it has given us a strong footprint in asia over the last half century. there is flourishing democracies. they believe in the peaceful resolution of contract disputes, the rule of law and these principals allow our companies to be more successful in the fastest grow k economic sector of the world. they also accept set some of the ground rules. as they are not a flourishing democracy there is a real tension and with their program where they are increasingly becoming the major trading partner and investor and significant regional power it is around societies that are organized around human rights, free elections, a commitment of journalisms and things that allow democracies. it is messy and noisy and inefficient. >> i think what is interesting is that -- we were actually studying a lot of alphabet soup and there w

national security adviser who are going to learn about the south china sea for the first time or be traveling to japan for the first time at the level we need to take seriously that this is a central challenge, if not the central challenge in u.s. foreign policy. our personality will have to reflect that as was the institutions. they absolutely don't. there will have to be a reformation and the state department, defense department, to be much more focused. the second, it will be obvious to everyone in the room, u.s. strategy in asia has to be comprehensive. right now, the trump administration is talking about peace through strength, dual carrier operations in the east china sea. secretary mattis will be giving a big speech tomorrow. not going to cut it. no amount of u.s. power will resuscitate american leadership and revive american interest in the face of this challenge. there has to be an economic component, and institutional component. as long as countries in the region believe that china is the future economically, our military will not be able to bend that perception. whether there it is tpp or s

adviser as secretary of defense or going to learn about the south china sea for the first time or be traveling to japan for the first time. it is a level we need to take seriously that this is a central challenge of not the central challenge in u.s. foreign policy. our personnel and institutions will have to reflect that and the absolutely do not. there will have to be a reformation within the intelligence department, state department. that is the first thing i would say. the second, again, this is going to be obvious to everyone in this room but u.s. strategy in asia has to be copper and the. right now the trump administration is talking about peace through strength, dual carrier operations in the china sea, secretary mattis will beginning a big speech tomorrow morning. cut it.l not no amount of military power will revive american leadership and interest in the face of this challenge. there has to be an economic and institutional component and is on is the region believes china's the future economically, our military will not be able to bend that perception. there has to be a major economic investment

nicest revised secretary of defense you will learn about the south china sea for the first time or be traveling to japan for the first time. it's a level we will need to take seriously that this is a central challenge if not the central challenge in u.s. foreign policy. our personal web to reflect that in our institutions will have to reflect that as well. they absolutely don't. there went the a reformation within the intelligence institutions, state department of defense department to be much more focus on asia challenge than what we've had so far. that's the first thing i would say. the second, obvious to in this room, but you strategy in asia has to be comprehensive. right now the trumpet ministries talk about peace through strength. where selling dual carrier operation in the east china sea. secretary mattis will give a big speech at shangri-la dialogue tomorrow morning. singapore time. not going to cut it. no amount of use military power in the region will resuscitate american leadership and revise american interest in the face of this challenge. there has been economic component, and institutional

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national security adviser who are going to learn about the south china sea for the first time or be traveling to japan for the first time at the level we need to take seriously. this is a central challenge. our personality will have to reflect that as was the institutions. they absolutely don't. there will have to be a reformation and the state department, defense department, but much more -- to be much more focused. the second, it will be obvious to everyone in the room, u.s. strategy in asia has to be comprehensive. right now, the trump administration is talking about peace through strength, dual carrier operations in the east china sea, one person will be giving a big speech at shangri-la. it will not cut it. no amount of u.s. power will resuscitate american leadership and revive american interest in the face of this challenge. that has to be an economic components, institutional component. as long as countries in the region believe that china is the future economically, our military will not stand that perception. whether there it is tpp or something else, there has to be a major economic trade in

>> well, so i've been investing in japan for a long time. know, i'd say before i answer that i need to give the disclaimer that, japan, you're right, is a market that depends on being impacted by the yen. as an investor you can sometimes get a little too fancy and take a step back and say particularly a market like japan stocks do tend to move together. that being said, i think there are a number of what i call self-help situations where there are companies that if they do what they need to do to execute their own business plans have plenty of up side irrespective of what happens with the yen. one stock, for example, this one is a little bit hairy at the moment, but tow shiba is one if they can get through the problems they're facing, whatever yen level we're talking about, that stock is going to perform pretty well. >> we recently saw the nikkei two to five rallied on strong earnings and cap ex. do you think this is what the japanese execs have been waiting for for such a long time, we see inflation picking up, gdp growth picking up, could b

japan struggling farmers are having a hard time competing. 40% import tax on cheese.t is not difficult to see they want duties reduced along with electrical machin machinery and other industrial products. trump torpedoed the transpacific partnership deal last year, should both sides reach a deal, it could be next week early as just before the g 20 meeting in germany. >> checking on the markets, the bayer lost over 14% after its earnings outlook downward. britain's account me is slowing. europe's three major indexes are collectively down as we close out june. positivex is in territory, the dow is up nearly .5% there with nike making big gains following an announcement of a partnership with amazon. gained 8% inso up, the first half of the year. nasdaq making games as well after a rough week for tech stocks. climbing for the seventh straight session, ease some of the long-running concern on oversupply. prices on track for their -- since 1988. let's take a look at more of today's business headlines. airbus is reorganizing commercial sales regulations, the giant is moving

japan. navy says destroyer collided with a container ship roughly four times its size on friday. today returned to home port in japan without seven of its sailors. u.s. and japanese forces have launched a joint search effort, at least two other sailors were hurt in the collision. >>>. >>> what investigator are telling us about the mother of an abandon child. >>a child is bravely> >>> arlington police need the public's help finding this man. wanted for a role in a murder last night. police say that jones shot the victim after an argument. took off before police were able to get there. he's considered armed and dangerous. police say if you see him, do not approach him. simply call 911 as soon as you can. we understand he is from the wood bridge area. dion is just four years old. has a rare genetic disorder that causes his bone marrow to fail. they hope to find a match for transplant. >> it feels good to see people come out and support something positive like this. sometimes he will get like fever, his blood count will be low. his bones will hurt sometimes. >> so the next step is tes

. >> there has been a structural breakout at markets around the world, japan is at an all time high. we are back to actually breakthroughs, to probably soon challenge five-year low, excuse me, five-year highs. much has been made. i know i talked about it about tech crowding out other parts of the market. that's just not true anymore. the industrials, scott, you mentioned. that the best chart of all the sectors in the trump trade, by the way, this is not a trump trade, these things were working before the election. they were goosed up by the election. they pulled back a bit. ultimately, bring the snicker. ultimately, the industrials benefit mostly from the weaker dollar. that's really the irony here. it was supposed to be a dollar thing, it's very weak. >> that is great for global industrials. >> i think the trump trade is equities. i do say, yes, there were other fings things factored into it. the most impress ev thing what about the iwm. >> it was up 1% year-to-date. it's closed that gap from the under performance from the s&p almost in half. that's a big deal. i think you break abo

japan. conditions cleared the time of the collision but this is an extremely busy area. president trump reacting to the incident in a tweet reading quote -- >> reporter: the uss dewey another destroyer also helped in the search efforts. it hit a south korean fishing vessel last month. at pentagon, fox news. >>> milwaukee county sheriff david clark won't be heading to washington after all. clark, a democrat, was one of the speakers at last year's republican national convention. clark said earlier this year he would accept a job as an assistant secretary of homeland security. but now "washington post" reports the spokesman for clark says he's withdrawn his name from consideration. clark has been criticized for conditions in his jails that left one mentally ill inmate dead. who prosecutors say was deprived of water as punishment. the sheriff clark remains committed to the success of president trump. >>> speaking of president trump rolls back parts of the obama era cuba policies and mixed reactions from both parties. on friday trump announced the now policy in -- new policy