lacroix takes a look at what the government is doing. essentially the government wants to encourage rich foreigners to come and get medical treatment near france, so earlier this month, the foreign minister and the health minister announced a series of measures to make french hospitals more attractive, because it must be said france is way behind other countries, especially germany, and lacroix takes a closer look. across the border, you have web sites in foreign languages, translators that are readily vavenl you have services to help patients get accommodation and visas. so this could serve as an example for france. but they say this concept of medical tourism really does raise a lot of ethical questions, and there are fears it could lead to a two-speed medical system, essentially one for rich people and one for poor people. richelle: let's move on. japan, the country prepares to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. reporter: that's right. all eyes are on the prime minister abe. he's expected to release a stateme

we are joined now by manus friendsjoined by fra we mccraw -- francine lacroix.ion is whether this is the beginning of the balance from capitulation, or is rage and wei get back to volatility on monday? that was what we were discussing in the newsroom. somebody's got to go under the bus. --million people in china there are social ramifications for the destruction of income. we have a risk and reward back on the table. along withot pemco, mark gilbert, a bloomberg columnist. the idea is to take what you have been slapped with over the past two weeks and ask -- what does happen next? is their leadership battle in china? is there additional reason -- francine is assessed with this particular issue, poor china. it is all down to the bad central banks of the developed markets that have done so much quantitive easing that it has put so much pressure on emerging markets and on china. that is francine's vanguard of the day. jonathan: if you could do one thing this weekend -- that stanley fischer speech, would that be at? manus: stanley fischer's role is to guide forward