as c chinese president x xi jin said in n his statement, scicie is not bound by national borders.ter's chief strategist says members forged a path despite complicated situations that could have put the project at risk. >> translator: proving nuclear fusion is scientifically achievable is half its purpose. the other half is demonstrating humans can resolve common issues through cooperation. >> reporter: the project aims to achieve nuclear fusion in 2035. >> it will likely still be decades before the dream is fulfilled, but researchers here have taken a major step to a clean, sustainable energy. donovan raynal, nhk world, france. >>> now a cheheck on the weathe with meteorologist jonathan oh. tokyo residents went through a week of rain and mostly overcast skies. jonathan, we're heading into august. how is the outlook into the first weekend. >> hello. if you've been a little tired of seeing the constant clouds and rain in tokyo and eastern japan, the weekend may be getting a little brighter. we'll see a change in the pattern. the western areas of japan have already started seeing dri

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woo jin: sure, so there's a couple of things there.think that there's a little bit of strong-arming by the u.s. in the revised decision or the reversal of course by the u.k. and boris johnson. secondly, i think there's a couple of things there. from the components decide, huawei actually does make quite a bit of components when we start thinking about the optics as well as sources from japan and israel as well. the one issue is that it is not as good as armando the u.s. components that supply to ericsson and nokia and also the in-house chips that they make, so the issue is that, now, we have to start thinking about supply chain reliability and if we start thinking about building out 5g networks over the next three to five years, will huawei be able to have technology that is good enough to compete against nokia and ericsson? number two, in their supply will thatrity -- equipment not be disrupted from sustained political tensions in the future? , senioroo jin ho technology analyst for bloomberg intelligence here. theng up next, a previe

>>f jins me now. you sat down with the one and only bruce springsteen.ust a sampling of the many conversations, remarkable conversations you have had with these artists. >> that is right. that was a very memorable one. just to sit with him and hear him talk about the power of the music but also the vulnerability he feels as an individual human being. he talked about bouts of depression. it is not just the stars and celebrities like springsteen. i am b movthe artists andan writerstorytellers. if you think about what we do in the news, day.the story of the that i how i read novels. that is how i listen to music. these ar artists, the creators that are moving us. t also sort of teaching us about the day and our world. >> you have done all this at a time of great tumult in the world and you have brought that into your porting. >> that is the world we are nliving in. ths of our time. the pandemic. we have moved a shaped all of our coverage. can think of several stories recently that meant a lot to me. one was about the power of the camera, the power of the im

if you haven't signed up yet but you want to jin, all you have to do is go to the link below. wash your hands and now here it is, your moment of zen. >> and that's what john lewis teaches us. that's where real courage comes from. not from turning on each other. but by turning towards one another. not by sowing hatred and division but by spreading love and truth. what a gift john lewis was. we are all so lucky to have had him walk with us for awhile and show us the way. gd bless you all. god bless america. god bless this gentle soul who pulled us closer to his promise. captioning spons - wow. late every day this week. - we signed ceci up for this daycare, and it's on the other side of town. the traffic-- - why didn't i think of this before? did you know that there is a daycare center opening right here in this building? - now that i - isown the building, i'm looking for new sources of revenue. and a daycare center? [malicious laugh] well, i guess it's not an evil idea, it's just a regular idea, but there's no good laugh for a regular idea. welcome to the sesame avenue daycare c

a registered democrat named jin who works for an insulator's union in pennsylvania expressed similars saying "joe biden is really one of us? i always love the man. or is joe biden really one of us? i always loved a man. he scares me now. he's embracing the green new deal or whatever they are calling it. he needs to get some stuff straight. justin is the executive editor at the heartland institute he joins us. justin, former vice president joe biden rolled out his climate change agenda this week with the help of aoc and bernie sanders. how would it impact many of these blue-collar workers like the ones we just heard from? >> they would absolutely be decimated by this plan. effectively the key part of the plan, there's all sorts of crap stepped into it but the key part is transitioning the entire grid to making it carbon dioxide free supposedly make 2035. it means building billions, not millions, billions of solar panels and wind turbines all over the country which would be absolutely terrible for the environment, by the way. it would require consuming millions of acres of land, killin

nixon used to say, say anything they wanted to other stpublicans, say anything for me or against me jinwas a practicality about it. donald trump doest have that same approach. it's total loyalty to him which is coming with increasing litical price, as david mentioned the numbers currently in polls. >> woodruff: anding of the president, david, what we're seeing from the president w was just yesterday announcing republican convention isn't least in jacksonvny more, at the big event that they had planned. but you also have him being judged on moan hourly basis by the way he's handling that pandemic. sending federal agents in to american cities and threatening sendem into more. i mean, that the at -- that's the political reality that this presidential ra is taking place in. >> well, the loss of the convention bad news r donald trump because 's behind he needs some event that maybe shift the race. and he's down another on all that's left is the debates. so -- he'll give speech i assume some sort of convention speech. but it will just be another day at the news cycle. the violence in portland

we'll have to wait a little longer the reopening of bars personal services jin's indoor leisure activities hotels all being pushed back and as kron four's michelle kingston explains now. >>many of these business owners are now struggling to figure out. what they're supposed to do next. >>my first reaction was screw them eye opening. that was my first reaction after about 30 seconds of like you know saying a few cursed or such as say i realized now i checked that i have to be socially conscious to run we will be socially conscious and i would not want to put anybody at risk or got for god's sake, somebody die because they can't get my gym, it's been a rough few months for businesses like matthew johnson c runs i love kickboxing dot com. a kick boxing gym in brentwood after weeks of cleaning and preparing to reopen under new guidelines on wednesday. >>he learned the county was taking back what they had previously planned and not allowing kids to reopen it was like getting hit in the stomach county health officials say they postponed reopening this is who previously got the go ahead to reopen

liqunll hear from jin later this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ former u.s. bloomberg earlier about the need for more fiscal stimulus for the u.s. economy. >> we need fiscal stimulus that includes health investments so we eventually do the testing that is going to be necessary. we need to support state and local governments, who are at huge risk of exacerbating the downturn by laying off people in education and health care just when basic services have never been more important. we need to take advantage of this moment of low interest rates and superhigh unemployment to better maintain and reinvest in the infrastructure of our country. investments in continuing to support american households and american small what we haverough gone through. bit of ahave been on a stimulus high in terms of consumer spending. and if we try to go off it cold turkey, the withdrawal symptoms for the economy are going to be something terrible. it would be a huge mistake. protracted fiscal infusion into the economy that gradually,fairly measured with the progress in health conditio

this is jin gan international holdings announced in november that it closed a deal to acquire the majorityhina of radisson hotels, so when you go to a radisson hotel and you stand there in front -- and you're checking in and they're taking your picture, just remember that's going on the bank of info on you, americans. people miss the fact that americans are being surveilled in their own country because of the way china and the communist party has been able to infiltrate things even the hotel industry, general. jack: the chinese knew a number of years ago clearly what they were trying to achieve and through behavior they want to gain influence and being able to do something like that is information and they have been riding the it waves and dominating people's leaves a over the world and gaining that information, not just technological information which assists them but information on people, information on corporations, the merges that may be coming and incredibly comprehensive campaign they've been conducting for years. maria: really interesting the radisson hotel, the whole radisson hote