malaysia compared to what it did after, whether there were improvements or not. to -- tier twor watch list since you are making efforts. those efforts are not increasing. we discussed what malaysia is doing and this morning the secretary addressed the political considerations. they are not part of the whenard that we used evaluating what happens. why just a has a human trafficking problem. we continue to urge those officials to take old steps to when evaluating what happens. combat trafficking. bold steps to combat trafficking. the malaysia parliament did pass an amendment to reform the victim protection system. these amendments came into force in november. acting on that, they government of malaysia posted conferences to develop implement and regulations for the amendment. .he focus is on legal changes the regulations were completed in march of 2016. they were adopted. the consultations and efforts to task the amended winter in their reporting -- was during the reporting period. as i indicated earlier, they are andful of coming forward they're worried about bein

vietnam, malaysia, and others also claim territory in the south china sea. earlier, nhk world's mitsuko nishikawa spoke with daisuke azuma in beijing. >> daisuke, leaders there have refused to take part in the legal proceedings, but that doesn't mean they aren't interested in the case, are they? >> that's right. newspapers like this run articles every day arguing why china's claims are legitimate. and they pay attention to some international opinion. the communist party newspaper, "the people's daily," have posted online comments of foreign politicians and scholars who support china's stance. domestically, it looks like beijing is trying to shore up public support before the decisions comes down of moving that they say is biased and illegal. in another move, the chinese navy began drills this week in the contested waters, and officials say they will continue until the day of the ruling. >> the chinese military exercise in part on the south china sea has completely, according to both domestic chinese law and international law. and no country in the world has

the malaysia flight disappeared over the indian ocean in 2014. there were 239 people on board. some debris has turned up on shores of africa. in a statement, the country said despite the best efforts, the likelihood of finding the plane is fading. >>> ten brazilians who pledged allegiance to isis are saying they will have threats on the olympics. they say the threat was absolutely amateur. the games in rio starts in 15 days. >>> many americans might go to the movies this weekend. not because they want to see a movie but just for the air-conditioning. the heat wave is tightening its grip on most of the lower 48. high temperature warnings are out in nine midwestern states and what is uncomfortable is dangerous for people who work outside. it hit 110 yesterday in palm springs, california, and 105 in phoenix. >>> coming up on the "morning news." a player's pledge. former ravens running back ray rice says he'll donate entire salary to charity if he is signed. >>> wichita's police chief gets invited to the white house for organizing a cookout to bring the community together. this is

malaysia will continue to play a significant role.r the years and although, in 2015, there was a drop in contributions because the central bank of malaysia has decided to stop issuing. indonesia is another rising star in sukuk issuance and we have seen an important amount of activity. yousef: what other systemic or global events could help the sukuk market move forward? you have the ecb quantitive easing program in your favor, why is that? guest: people tend to forget that today there is almost 50% of investors in sukuk coming specifically from the u.s. and europe. europe, yields now in some time.r quite there are negatives for some of the european countries and i think that with this liquidity that is coming from the ecb, investors are searching for yield opportunities. the sukuk market might be an interesting compartment for them to look to. yousef: what about other sovereigns in the gcc aside from saudi arabia and the uae? will they help push for conventional? saudi has been issuing conventional bonds, as well as -- the two countri

so we do discuss malaysia is doing. and this morning the secretary addressed again political conversations do not go into tier determinations. they are not part of the minimum standards that we as a department apply when evaluating what has happened in a country. malaysia still has a human trafficking problem. the tier 2 watch list does not obvate that or say it has gone away. we continue to urge the officials to take bold steps to combat trafficking. his year in july of 2015 the malaysian parliament did pass amendment to the existing anti-trafficking laws to reform their protection system. and these amendments came into force in november. then acting on that the government hosted three consultation sessions with civil society stakeholders to develop implementing regulations for the amendment. and this focuses on legal changes that allow trafficking victims to live and work outside of government facilities. the regulations were completed in march 2016 and were adopted beyond the reporting period but the consultations an

they say malaysia will cooperate with any investigation.xxon mobil bid $2.5 million for inter-oil. stripping in earlier joint bid. the managing director told bloomberg is not in the interest to pursue the deal further. >> that delivers what we actually wanted which was to big projects gree together and reduce the capital costs. any the objectives that we sought has been achieved already. >> elon musk has on failed his new master plan for tesla. electric buses and freight trucks. he's even planning a ridesharing business. plan wasawaited delivered on the tesla website. republican vice presidential candidate mike pence told the cleveland convention that hillary clinton is the status quo candidate while donald trump offers real change. pick to the a indiana governor to boost his stock with conservatives. ted cruz was booed off stage after failing to directly endorse the man who dubbed him ted.iolying angie: the turkish market hit all-time low as president erdogan announced a three-month state of emergency. explain exactly what erdogan has done

. >> malaysia's prime minister trying to defend himself against accusations. u.s.horities following singapore and seizing laundered money. it came from a state fund called 1mdb, managed by the prime minister. it was part of an initiative to boost economic development. >> the justice department says the funds that were laundered into the u.s. were used for assets, including real estate and hotel properties, aircrafts, and producing the movie, the wolf of wall street. >> the co-conspirators laundered the funds through a web of transactions and fraudulent shell companies, with bank accounts in countries around the world, including switzerland, singapore, and the u.s. funds were then used to purchase a range of assets for the conspirators and their relatives and associates. reporter: singapore has widened their crackdown, aiming at some of the biggest banks. they also said that some of the asset are linked to a close family friend of the prime minister. who set up 1mdb in 2009. investigators are looking into a $681 million deposit, saying it was a gift from the royal f

vietnam, malaysia, and others in the region have their own claims there. they want the ability to exploit resources including rich fishing grounds and oil and gas fields. china has boycotted the proceedings. it argues that disputes should be settled by the parties involved. beijing has been building up manmade islands in the sea. it has declared the nine dash line and claims historic rights over the area. the tribunal concluded there was no evidence that china had historically exercised control over the waters or their resources. and it says there is no legal basis for china to claim historic rights over the area. the landmark ruling is legally binding and it cannot be appealed. but no penalty is stipulated for violation. japan's foreign minister said in a statement that the parties to the case are required to comply with the ruling. he says japan expects it will eventually lead to the peaceful settlement of disputes in the south china sea. >>> before the ruling, china had been trying to bolster its claims in the south china sea. it upped patrols and built

and the other person named is financier, the opposition leader from malaysia.e came up with a statement, saying that they must come clean on 1mdb. a lot of reaction. yvonne: and what about the swiss banks? they are getting help? to what extent are the swiss banks involved? >> we know that a swiss bank was involved. u.s. prosecutors have highlighted other swiss banks they believe are linked to the one mdb scandal. bank. them includes -- they are seeking help from u.s. counterparts to gather information. one of them is under investigation across the world, the money trail traced to singapore, switzerland and the u.s. the caribbean as well. this scandal has been going on for more than a year and it is still unfolding. yvonne: thank you. we have breaking news. a lot to talk about. open, rising at the because of the pokemon go affect. nintendo up 6.3%. and after we saw the shares fall yesterday, those are back up. we are looking at them and how they are doing. this is after they delayed the launch of pokemon go yesterday in japan, so that made investors not happy. b

singapore and malaysia just came online. look at what is happening this morning. lot riding on premise or operate in japan today. the nikkei 225 up through 3.2%. you got this expectation that there will be more announced. we do have to remember back in april when the boj unexpectedly refrained, we saw that big -- coming through. investors buying the rumor. looking at taiwan, it has come online, up by 0.1%. 0.2%, flatline and malaysia. weaken seen the won against the dollar. the u.s. hit that record high overnight, seeing gains of 0.4% in korea. in australia, we are seeing some good moves. if we can get that up on the joint, alumina has a venture with alco. it is up by 2.3%. wellw alco shares do very as well, following that result, looking like broad-based gains coming up in australia and new zealand up by 0.3%. japan movingin higher. oil and gas up by 2.3% even as we have seen that oil price hit those two-month lows. technology stocks also late in the game, basic materials out by a must for percent there. i want to show you the yen. we are seeing a little bit of s

. >>> plus, new developments in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 and why it could mean the plane may never be found. hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph! no problem. even to friends in a growing number of other banks. ya'll ready to go? come on fellas let's go! easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. . >>> one of avey ages' great mysteries may end up going unsolved. the today the transport minister in malaysia said they will be suspending the search for malaysian airlines flight mh370 if the aircraft is not found in the area where teams are currently searching. it's been more than two years now since the plane vanished without a trace. it disappeared from radar during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing in march 2014 with 239 people on board. since then several is pieces of debris traced to the missing flight have washed up on beaches hundreds of miles away in africa. >>> more problems for southwest airlines flights in and out of the bay are

nibras islam attended a university in malaysia. police believe he took a leading role in the attack. rohan imtiaz was the son of a senior politician of the ruling party. he had disappeared last year. friends of meer saameh mubasheer describe him as shy and say hz family was strict, religious and reclusive. khairul islam payel moved to dhaka after graduating from an islamic school. an organization calling itself a local affiliate of the islamic state group claimed responsibility for the attack. but the country's home minister denies any links. >> there is no evidence of isis. homegrown terrorist, but all are home grown. it is not from other countries. it is all our national, our people. >> he said the attackers were highly educated young men from affluent families. japanese aid workers and businesspeople are considering how best to continue their activities while securing their safety. a tokyo-based ngo built this shelter at a coastal area in bangladesh last month. it's designed to protect residents from cyclones. the group was plan

damian tease =laura/vo= and two years later and still no sign of malaysia airlines >>> police arrest a suspected hit and run driver in morning in san jose. i'm damian trujillo live at the scene. the images are coming up next. >>> and two years later and still no sign of malaysia airlines flight mh-370. the announcement that might add some closure to the mystery. >>> plus -- >> i am your voice. >> his message heard around the nation. trump's fiery speech that everyone is still talking about this morning. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning on the doorstep of your weekend on this friday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are opening up to some hot weather coming our way as well. >> yes, we are about to open those doors and just let the heat just rush on in. >> great. >> getting ready for a hot weekend. today will be right at about average for most of the bay area. azawi start to see that warming trend kicking in, it's now 55 degrees in san francisco. check out the north bay, it's 48 degrees. a little bit cool in spots but the highs to

officials say a fund meant to spur economic development in malaysia was luted by the people supposedoject. the justice department is seeking $1 billion. red granite pictures which produced the film is co-owned by the stepson of malaysia's prime minister. they said they had no idea the money was stolen or was stolen. the wolf of wall street strikes again there. >>> last night michelle obama made an appearance on the late late show with james corden. they discussed snap chat and let girls learn initiative. and grooved to beyonce and missy elliott. ♪ if you like it then you should have put a ring on it ♪ ♪ if you like it then you should have put a ring on it ♪ ♪ >> you've launched a snap chat? >> yeah, yeah. >> what made you want to launch -- ma made you want to get on the old snap chat? >> my message to kids here is don't take your education for granted. there are girls around the world who would die to get the education that we have. they would do anything. >> absolutely. >> they would move mountains to make it happen. so i want our girls and our boys here to be aware of it. i want th

the mystery into the disappearance of malaysia airlines 370 is deepening.eport shows the pilot flew a suicide route on his home computer. >> the new york magazine obtained this report. it says the simulation was less than one month before mh 370 disappeared. >> let's get more details on this. maul matt rivers joining us from beijing. this casts a shadow of question over that pilot, but what does it imply and does it give us any indications of where this plane might be? >> reporter: well, this is certainly a significant development. all of our information on this is coming from this new york magazine article. that article citing a document that the document said it obtained that was part, again, according to the magazine, of the malaysian government's investigation into the disappearance of this flight. what this document says is that during the course of their investigation, several hard drives from a home flight simulator, from the home of the pilot of mh 370, they were recovered and handed over to the fbi for analysis. during that analysis, again, this is

thailand did have two on convictions within the reporting period and malaysia had prosecutions ongoing. al jazeera, and it's one thing to spell out what countries are or are not doing in terms of prosecution, and terms of dealing with corruption, in terms of making it easier for victims to not just come forward, but to get services. does the u.s. also need to look at holding government accountable to what they are not doing? is it appropriate to look at travel bans or financial sanctions on countries that are to try and stop this problem. they can pass all the laws they want, but if things are not prosecuted fully, what is the point of having them pass laws? >> under the trafficking victim protection act, this is a diplomatic tool to raise trafficking issues with countries. we certainly ask them to pass laws, but then we do see how the laws implemented and whether they are affected. you will see throughout the report that we point out where countries are not sentencing traffickers sufficiently. we ask countries to increase sentences to show barristers and to deter future traffickers. t

the wreckage of malaysia flight 370 will be suspended.aysia, australia, and china have combined hundred and $33 million to look for the plane. it disappeared off the radar in march 2014. 239 people were on board. >> it has been a heroic undertaking to find the aircraft. we have been unsuccessful but we do not give up hope. >> the current search has been hampered by weather and heavy -- rough seas. >>> bicycle backers turning up in force. the big bikers paradise coming up.>>> two bay area students are heading to the olympic but not without the help of a judo religion. we will introduce you to his -- to the coach, crowd to watch them take on the golden rio. >>> a man in brazil was arrested after attempting to snatch the torch out of the hands of an official torchbearer. an unidentified man ran into the line of police officers running with the torchbearer and tried to grab it. the man was immediately subdued and placed under arrest. the torch scheduled to arrive in rio august 4, one day before the opening ceremonies.>>> new at 10, two former

david: it is malaysia airports.s down as much as 7% at one point and paring back losses is the other airport. the owner of the other one is on the asian side. that is the airport. 5.3%. at 7.25 a share. recent events will keep people away from turkey. is listed in istanbul. that is the last close. this is a company that owns the main airport and other airport , saudiin georgia, latvia arabia, and macedonia. these events basically saying this is bad. this is the summer season, the peak time for travel. g onism in turkey is bankin last-minute bookings that are out of the door because of recent events. yousef? angie: let me take it, david. we also saw property stocks in china did not take the data well. give us an update. from: we had the latest china, long story short, gains are not as robust. as far as the reaction in the market, it is not so much the property stocks. when you look at that, it is not really doing as bad. flat across the index for developers. can we get this graphic again? shenzhen isaking, taking it

a flat start in malaysia, and a good pop in taiwan. new zealand market is pretty flat, up 11 of the past 12 sessions. we are waiting for the china trade data at the top of next hour. we have had australia july consumer confidence falling 3% month on month, taken when the austrian election uncertainty was still happening. all looking pretty good. angie: you can say that again. thank you. china has rejected the ruling of ,n international tribunal rendering and valid its historic claims and the south china sea. the case was lodged by the philippines three years ago, questioning china's land reclamation activities as it tries to extend its global power. let's get now to our southeast asia correspondent. china's response was really no surprise here. >> you are right. immediate,e was unapologetic, direct, saying the ruling is null and void. it called the tribunal illegal and ridiculous. it was unexpected reaction. china made it clear from the start that it wants no international arbitration and will not recognize the verdict. toll, a hard on

malaysia flat on the open.are seeing upside coming through in korea, samsung's earnings yesterday, earnings season in full swing. australia, good upside from those gold players. the asx 200 is higher for a fifth consecutive session. in new zealand, some upside there after a couple of sessions of losses. following earnings in japan. as you mentioned, planning a share buyback. this as first-quarter net income came in at ¥46.8 billion. very much above what they were expecting there. a quick check on the japanese yen, upside by 8/10 of 1%. a big down tech in terms of household spending in japan, which will impact the boj thinking. those deflationary pressures, cpi down in july year on year. rishaad: we had that last data , all coming ahead of that bank of japan decision. that data is disappointing, 2% inflation target remains very much out of reach. guess this adds to the pressure on governor kuroda to do something. haidi: already skyhigh expectations to deliver more. release higher with the of this lackluster read

out in taiwan, malaysia, and singapore. in japan has seen the regional index retreat from that 2016 high during thursday's session. ofhave seen a lot fluctuation in the yen on the back of those helicopter money comments from governor kuroda, which came from an interview before the brexit vote. down by 1.2%. some of the other movers we are watching in japan, nintendo is -- nintendo's pokemon go game available in japan, shares up by 5%. mcdonald's japan also on a tear. both of these companies have been moving and alignment with entire pokemonhe go space, mcdonald's up by almost 6% in japan, doing incredibly well with those pokÉmon toys it is selling with its happy meals. 28%, but new down crest mining is leading the space. as investors get out of risky assets, they are getting back into safe havens, the gold price rebounding from a three-week low and the yen is stronger. rishaad: thanks a lot for that. , byd, itlectronics eli must master plan. master plan.s introducing electric buses. >> that's right. elon musk is not pretend

taiwan weaker by .25 percent, and weakness in malaysia.oughe gdp coming that we will talk about in a little while, growing at a faster pace in the second quarter. a quarter of5 up 1%, it's best three-day rally in three years. have investment remaining quite skittish. the asx 200 up a third of 1% despite the falling crude prices. by zealand's market is up 2/10 of 1%, holding on to earlier gains. the crude price in asia trade has rebounded after that 4% slump in new york, up 1% at the moment. a little bit of support to the asian session. also watching the aussie dollar. we are going to get the june employment numbers, expecting employment could have picked up to 5.8%. angie: thanks. a pickup comes despite the global uncertainty. let's get over to our southeast asia correspondent. the question is whether this pace of expansion is sustainable. >> you are right. the sense of the market is it will be difficult to sustain a recovery. this expansion is probably temporary given the risks across the world. lackluster global growth, brexit, all weigh

broaderok at the markets, singapore, malaysia, and taiwan.y strong rally coming through, a recovery rally being extended. the nikkei 225 up by 7/10 of 1%. austrian shares close to session highs ahead of the elections tomorrow. keeping and i on what happens. there is an expectation that if we stay with the status quo, then the liberal party prevails. this is what we're seeing, gold miners extending gains for a third session. -- thereis still some is still some safe haven demand. some of these commodities names doing very well in the australian session. beach energy one of the top decliners. is up, southeast asian markets turning a little by .2 5%.taiwan up there is some optimism for increased forms of easing in europe. the ecb is considering loosening rules on bond purchases. mark carney speaking yesterday, oversting easing will come the next couple of months, but the focus is digesting those numbers out of china here. rishaad: thank you. japan releasing a list of data as well. david is having a close look. this: let's start with indicator out

malaysia taking advantage of it, cutting interest rates today. indonesia expected to do so again.w do emerging market economies here in asia take advantage of this? >> the other thing is with emerging market bonds, developed market sovereign bonds are not giving you anything anymore. they had negative yields in many cases. bonds still have yields. orthodox monetary policies and yield curves and you don't have these boondoggles that the western developed central banks have. is on a a world which chase for yield, that is a great opportunity, in our opinion. angie: and also relatively stable currency so you can boost assets in terms of equities in that space as well. >> that is correct. in order to get a bit of an id on the way forward you have to look at the u.s. dollar. it holds the key. weaken,ollar were to that would be extremely positive for emerging markets in general. there is a good chance for the dollar not to strengthen from here because we've seen the fed do a 180 degree turn on interest rate hikes. when things that something that could be supported for emerging markets. d

the south china sea, part of exerting its claims overlapping those made by other countries like malaysiad brunei. vietnam says china is severely infringing its sovereignty again which goes against international law. that is all falling on deaf ears. angie: is the south china sea fast becoming a flashpoint? haslinda: there is concern it could be. thereis also concern could be global consequences should it happen. these countries have fought for the south china sea for centuries. it is not new. what is new is rising tension in recent years. building naval islands and runways in the area. here is why the south china sea is hotly contested. $5 trillion are at stake, $5 trillion in ship trade passes through every year. it is an energy-rich area, strategic water edge. it is an important area. angie: coming up, this year's biggest tech ipo has become even bigger. you will see why japan's favorite messaging app has raised the game. markets in shanghai get underway. we will have the opening numbers for you next. ♪ >> the top stories trending this hour, asia's docs are slightly down today. stocks

is on building a premium position in asia, including markets like taiwan, korea, singapore, and malaysiais to sell 2018 fromters by 75,000 now, and that would be the benchmark for the expansion into china, of which hong kong is a gateway. reporter: we are targeting several things perhaps in your way. we see changes in the industry, consumers have shifted to craft beer, flavored beer. some have actually shifted to whiskey and spirits. is that a problem? >> when it comes to overseas expansion, a booming craft beer us --aft is a must for plus for us. we see is a product of japanese craftsmanship, because it is different from bigger foreign brands, and for whiskey, our brands are very popular, so customers become curious about beer produced by suntory. david: the past three or four years have seen changes in policy from the government of as theybe, abenomics call it. have you seen a pickup in consumption? abenomicst that happened is not positive. there is a polarization. people either by luxury goods or cheap goods. luxury malt is a product. sales of been increasing 12 years despite inflatio

we expect more orders from malaysia's air asia.f: in 10 seconds, the biggest hurdle for manufacturers right now. deena: whether or not they can keep up pace with the level of production. yousef: ok, thank you for coming on the show, deena, our middle east aviation reporter. facebook is facing a multibillion-dollar lawsuit. we are live to find out why some israelis are suing the social network. this is bloomberg. ♪ ?c+sv angie: it is 1:30 p.m. in tokyo. we're entering the last 30 minutes of trading. the yen extends its biggest loss once october of 2014 stimulus potential. ♪ angie: the top stories on bloomberg markets: middle east. japanese shares are driving shares in asia going to its steepest climb since february as the yen weakens. at 11gional benchmark is week highs after the s&p 500 closed at a record. global equities are almost back to pre-brexit vote levels. senior iranian official wants to regain market share. he says exports are around 2 million barrels a day out of 3.8 million being pumped. he says iran plans to expand shi

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. >>> new developments in the search for that missing malaysia jet. what authorities are now saying about the future of their investigation. >>> and making summer count. the unique >>> on this storm team weather alert day. >> it's going to be hot, hot, hot. chuck bell with more on what we can expect. >> yes, yes, yes. hazy, hot and humid weather moving back in the region. outdoor activities, the morning run, nothing too major of a problem. if you are going to be laying by the pool today, remember to stay hydrated and stay in the water. nats park, it's going to be plenty hot. first pitch temperatures will be in the low to mid 90s. remember to wear your lightweight, light colored clothing. take your shade breaks and stay hydrated. here's jack taylor. >>> on the beltway, we're inner and outer loop in virginia, all travel lanes are available. even on the earlier crash, as you head around from the robinson terminal, headed over toward van dorn as you pass 95 and 395 everything is open. paving project, hanging out there. south of buoy, i-97 eastbound, you'v

on march eighth, 2014 malaysia airlines flight mh370 vanished.vash debris linked to the flight f hasn beaches in up h africa but investigat haven't come up with any answers. today malicious' transportous' a minister announced the searchhes for the flight will be suspended if the aircraft is is not found in the area thathea ta teams are currently scouringcoun in the indian ocean. oan this as you can imagine is devastating news for theing relatives of the missing who w are now presumed dead. >> said that they will onlyat th continue the search if theythey have credible information ande we want to know what they arey a going to do in order to obtainbn this credible information. >> the search for mh370 is the e most expensive in aviation history totaling $135 million. >> ♪ >>> live look right now at thehe yards in southeast. southeast. little bit of coolingli fountains going there.in i think people will bes seeking out a lot of those places.las. >> those fountains are key. are. you see a lot of little kidsid and adults of course.ts of cour. >> you're in the supposed to the play in them b

over the next years as more and more people by their first smartphone in malaysia indonesia and indiapanies will do for the battling for market share. the neighbor'sg singer pop and chairs here in south korea which does operate a back line. good news for investors there today. looking at some bloomberg first word headlines. the pound and its biggest to a decline in seven years as you can officials flag measures to mitigate the impact of brexit. the u.s. marked the fourth of july. chancellor's idea of lower corporate taxes in an effort to attract big banks from abroad. the eu mayn to leave not be final after all. thousands in the u.k. are calling for a second referendum and there are indications that the remain campaign would win. of hours, theuple senior eu official has said the u.k. could stay in the block if it changes its mind. the regulation commissioner said such an outcome remains possible. early trade down about 2.9% under the unit glow rand posting a jump in revenue for the third straight month. same-store sales in june rose 4.5% on the year. the sale increase fell short of j.

this is what we're hearing from authorities this morning out of australia, china, and malaysia this morning. spending two years searching, scouring the indian ocean and finding nothing. 239 passengers on board that flight that have never been seen or heard from again. however, authorities have said should they get some credible information, the search could resume. >>> it is now 4:34. the prince george's county police are investga deadly motorcycle crash in akokeek maryland. police say only one motorcycle was involved in that crash last night. the man riding the bike died at the scene. we'll bring you more updates as we get the information. >>> and take a look at a picture. the car went into a japanese restaurant on randolph road last night. no one was hurt. >>> full accountability and no special treatment that is the promise from the prince george's county police chief after the grand jury indicted one of his officers. sims took pictures of two victims during traffic stops and two others at local stores. one of the viims was an off duty police officer from another jurisdiction. she chased

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malaysia and vietnam also have competing claims. china's uses what it calls the nine dash line to claim sovereignty over 90% of the areas despite the protests of its neighbors. reporter: rival pro-and anti-protesters out by the international tribunal in the hague moment for the ruling was handed down. and then it came. a sweeping r ruling in thehese territorial struggle or the south china sea. >> we call on those concerned to exercise restraint and the variety. the philippines strongly affirms its respectct for this milestone decision as an important contribution to ongoing efforts in addressing disputes in itself china cecil. reporter: the decision increases pressure on china to ease pressure in the region by ruling out certain outcrops do not have t territory endowing davavis, it punches aa series of holes in the demarcation line and declares beijing's efforts to build artificial islands illegal. the judgment has repercussions for the adnan syed taiwan who asserts territorial rights s in the south chinaa sea. but it makes restrain

. >>> now let's move to malaysia. and a big mystery.y the search for malaysia airplanes flight 370 will be suspended if the aircraft is not found soon. we're also learning now new details about the movements of the pilot just a month before the plane went missing two years ago. and i'm joined by andrew stevens on the scene there. thank you for joining us, andrew. incredible. two years since the plane disappeared. and now we get these new details coming out about what the pilot was doing before that fateful flight. how are families reacting to this development? >> reporter: well, that's right, ivan. it's been such a long time. and this is not a new story. we know that the initially, during that investigation that the pilot was front and center, if you like, to do with what could have happened. now what's happened since, two years later, there's been a leaked document to a new york magnificent seen that says that the flight software shows that he was noting a flight down to the area where 370 was last heard of. there is evidence to sugges

. >>> a new clue emerged into what happened to malaysia flight 370, they allege that the captain or someone in his home used his flight simulator to plot a course to the indian ocean, the discovery lead some to wonder if the pilot had plotted a mass murder-suicide. investigators cannot rule anything out because they never recovered the black boxes. >>> firefighters are making head way on a massive fire burning along california coastline. the flames burned 37 square miles are 15% contained and the wild fire has destroyed dozens of homes and threatens thousands more and at least 350 people are evacuated from the area and several state parks are closed until further notice. >>> coming up on "action news" reversing the damaging health effects of sitting at the office all day, and it's not exactly a cinch. and it's called the blow drying beauty salon and it has arrived in philadelphia and we'll take you there at 12:30. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. w

. >> malaysia. >> reporter: where are you from. >> poland. >> reporter: they came from 187 countries united by faith and their desire to see this man. pope francis thrilled the crowd, inviting some to join him on his pope mobile. mcgeorge jean-baptiste came with 400 people from brooklyn. >> the pope's here. just lots of people of different cultures here, you know. we're all united as just being catholic so you can mingle pretty easily, so, almost like vacation, like, but a faithful vacation. >> reporter: but still a vacation. what made you want to come? >> for me, well, one of my biggest reasons was because i wanted to come to europe. >> reporter: even that was okay with these sisters from arlington, virginia. >> the lord draws us in whatever way we can receive it. so a european vacation sounds great, but he had other plans. >> reporter, of course, not all could attend, in particular, 1200 young people in war-torn aleppo, syria. some recorded a message for their pope. as night fell, candle its light took over at that vigil and pope francis called on the young pilgrims to keep victims

>> malaysia and austral and china will stop looking if they do not find it in the current search zone. they will complete the search but say there is no new evidence to give them a specific location as to where to find the flight. it went down with 239 passengers in march of 2014. the search countries have reiterated it does not mean they have given up entirely and say in any new information comes in they will resume searching. >> i impress upon the families the enormous task undertaken the past 2 1/2 years and assure them every effort has been made to locate the aircraft. >> this is a day after the dutch company in charge of the search for the flight announced they may have been searching the wrong area for the past two years. australia alone has spent $135 million on the search making it the most expensive in aviation history. >> thank you, jessica. >> last night, donald trump paint add dire picture of the country with the speech the longest in decade touching on law and order and gay rights. is every reports to us from cleveland. >> donald trump sealing the deal. >> i humbly and gr

malaysia closed at 1,660. that's of the central bank unexpectedly lowered its interest rate saying uncertainties could weigh on the country's growth. hong kong's hang seng index advanced nearly 0.5% hitting a one month high. sydney's index also gained 0.7% on higher commodity prices. >>> here's a look at some of the other business stories we're following. prime ministerer shinzo abe has indicated hehe'll seek approvalf the free trade deal during the extradite session in autumn. abe told business leaders in tokyo he wants to quickly realize the benefits of the deal. he said japan will take initiative in maintaining free trade within an international framework. he said the tpp will be a pillar of japan's growth strategy. >>> organizers of an expo in tokyo are presenting some high-tech protection devicices. about 60 comompanies have gathed to proromote thehe latest in pu security. a beverage makerer is selling a vending machine intended to represent people acting nervously. an l.e.d. camera has lights inside. it'

i was, a year ago, in singapore and malaysia. some of these are pre-existing terror groups that have pledged and allegiance, and the question we ask, what is the reason all around the world as to why these groups are flying the flag of isil? it is this notion of a caliphate. that is one reason why shrinking the territory is so important. so i saw the announcement in the philippines recently, and, again, and i mentioned this in my written testimony, we cannot get too distracted anytime a pre-existing terror group flies the flag of isil, because we are already dealing with this in a number of ways. are sending their best leaders. one we targeted and killed. we have seen leaders try to transfer. that is where we are concerned. we have not seen that in southeast asia. we have to work with our partners around the world and particularly in southeast asia to make sure these remain contained, but we are not seeing that libya like transfer of resources from isil central all of the way out. senator kaine: thank you. my time is up. senator:

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