warned the us against a trade war with beijing and vowed to stick to its hard to go she added new kyoto accord with iran. mexico's president says he'll respond with restraint off to the trumpet ministration announced a 5 percent tariff.

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the east coast and we are getting just in the last couple of hours an unconfirmed report from the kyoto news service of japan quoting unnamed sources from the u.s. that the u.s. possibly might now accept the taking part in one of those tests on saturday was a ballistic short range missile as some analysts have said now if that the u.s. does conclude that a ballistic short range missile was used in that test on saturday that will be a very serious escalation because of course that would be the kind of thing the u.s. would have to respond to and just what that response would be we have to wait and see to write thank you still ahead on al-jazeera we have the latest on the fighting in syria as the rebel held a problem. here saying we're not going to take this anymore. we're drivers demand their fair share going on strike in cities around the world. welcome to another look at the international forecast well it's pretty good across japan right now what have i seen the process of pulling out of the way process guys coming in behind this weather system straddling honshu pulling out of. it is ou

two thirds of people surveyed by kyoto news said they opposed the move and they support the race of prop -- the prime minister. shinzo abe has already that already backtracked twice on the move amid fears of a weakening economy. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. thanks for that. let's get back to our top story, australia's center-right government is getting back to business after its surprise election victory, going to pass signature tax cuts to shore up the economy. our editor has the details. the polls had them short in the lead. all went sideways. no one saw that coming. reporter: it was a huge surprise on the night and it transformed scott morrison who has only been at the helm since august into a hero. saysfront-page newspaper messiah from the shire and has him on the [indiscernible] yesterday afternoon waiting to well-wishers. he did an incredible job during the campaign tearing down the most progressive policy agenda the party put up in decades

transformation, we have also seen a transformation in the proliferation of solutions, when i was in kyoto in the mid- 90s with our congressional delegation, when i was at the white house and they were receiving the news on the targets, the president was proposing they were a little bit shocked and said were they all going to come from and where are the folks back home going to have to do, we did not have great answers, the kind of things your hearing on this panel today are sort of evidence of the specific solutions that we have in all of the different sectors to play with, students today now can grapple with a big problem which it is an overabundance of solutions and eating to get systematic about how you picked and designed the right ones. but i would have to act, there is one other thing on their minds, and i think just about everybody's, there is another kind of risk in fear that they internalize in his economic fear. and let me just put this into a little bit of perspective, poverty is real in the united states in its concentrated and young people. and believe it or not, 40% of all a

seen a huge transformation in terms of the preparation of solutions and when i was in the mid- 90s in kyotowith our congressional delegation and with white house and work to receiving the news on the target for present was proposing they were think shocked and said where will the things come from and what will folks back home have to do. we do not have great answers but the kind of things you are hearing on this panel today are the sort of evidence that the specific solutions we have in all the different sectors to play with the students today now can grapple with a good problem, i would say, which is an overabundance of solutions and needing to get smart systematic about how you pick and design the right ones. i would have to add there's one other thing on their mind and i would think just about everybody's and that is there's another kind of risk and fear that they internalize and that his economic fear. let me just put this into perspective. poverty is real here in the united states and concentrated in young people. believe it or not 40% of all adults in the united states have one month

to their memories in ensuring that this issue remain on the agenda and i really want to single out kyoto and all your family has done to raise this issue. cindy warmbier, a hero to all of us here in washington and beyond and we have grown to love the memory of your incredible son, otto. the vice general secretary of the families of victims kidnapped by north korea. michael sneddon whose brother was kidnapped 15 years ago. and a 2-year-old who had his father kidnapped in the 1969 kal kidnapping series. now this immense and profound and unimaginable personal pain is something you folks live with every day. and it is very much on our minds today and at every moment when there is critical period of negotiations between north korea and the west. we have seen two summits. the hanoi summit recently concluded without much progress. it should be noted and the question for us today is can we see concrete progress on the abduction issue and on japanese/north korean relations on u.s./north korean relations and how central is the abductee issue to moving relations forward and to progress in these neg

lori kyoto lopez, and we will kickstart that panel with that. all right. >> thank you. all right. so for our panel today, we have four wonderful speakers. and i'm going to start by introducing them. so here we have margin even christian, an assistant professor of communication studies at northwestern university. but he recently earned tenure there, so he will very shortly have the exciting new title of associate professor. [ applause ] tanya sutherland, assistant professor of archival studies and digital culture in the department of information and computer sciences at the university of hawaii at manila. that's the new title. [ applause ] . sara j. jackson from northeast university. presidential associate professor of communication at the university of pennsylvania's annen burke school for communication. [ applause ] and matthew buoy is the doctoral candidate and fellow at the university of southern california's annenburg school for communication. and i'm professor for communication arts at the university of wisconsin madison. okay. so in this panel, we want to explore the questio

warned the us against the trade war with beijing and vowed to stick to its hard to go she added new kyoto accord with iran. mexico's president says he'll respond with restraint after the trumpet ministration announced a 5 percent tariff on all imports from mexico into the united states president obrador called the tariffs a provocation president trump says the tariffs will make mexico stop the flow of migrants across the us mexico border. high water and fast currents in the danube river are hampering efforts to reach the sightseeing boat that sank in budapest soldiers say it may be days before they reach the wreck 21 tourists who were on the boat a still missing. police in the city of 0 say a 60 year old swiss man killed 2 women hostages offer a 3 hour standoff with police the nationalities of the women are not yet known gun violence is relatively rare in switzerland where voters this month agree to adopt stricter gun control laws. a trip meant to mend ties to reaffirm a friendship but in the end u.s. secretary of state mike on pale when german chancellor angela merkel could agree on very