this mazda as that familiar m.x. five look it's a big grill looks almost like a wide grin to four cylinder engines are available for it. emans it and i'm under a think sent through m.x. five of his he and i will welcome the naturally aspirated engine in place of a turbo charger because that's ideal for such a compact roadster he added slightly modified versions of these engines can also be found in many other mazda models this means mazda is using tried and tested technology a pool and so far less than. wait wait construction is crucial to cars like this mazda stripped the m.x. five down to its barest essentials to reduce his curve white to roughly one ton. to here between andre is fascinated by this lightweight construction most to has even come up with an unusual way of adjusting the scenes as they slide back and forth on rails depending on your size if you're on the small side or do you slide the see forward and it automatically moves up and vice versa so that makes sense to him but this fall can be awkward if you

models this means mazda is using tried and tested technology. on so far less a. great weight construction is crucial to cars like this mazda strip the m.x. five down to its various essential to reduce its curve weight to roughly one ton. to here between andre is fascinated by this lightweight construction most the has even come up with an unusual way of adjusting the seats as they slide back and forth on the rails depending on your size if you're on the small side or do you slide the seat forward and it automatically moves up and vice versa so that makes sense to him but this can be awkward if you've got an unusually long torso or somewhat shorter legs than most people but then andre says you find yourself squashed up like an old british roadsters you know i'm a national it's up to me it's fun for us country says the m.x. five has made some concessions to comfort and i like heated seats automatic clément control and sat nav and the most a m x five r f i was with you. it has an electric three retractable hard top instead of a canvas soft cost tho

what is mazda accused of?to go on and on. >> it is about mazda, suzuki, and yamaha. they are the latest to report found misconduct in admissions tests. media,ng to japanese their discoveries are similar to what nissan and subaru have reported so far. this happens at a process which is known as final car inspection which is required for cars sold in japan, it should not affect cars for exports. these carmakers, they did not treat this process seriously. in nissan's case, they tweaked the humidity and the environment for testing to produce results that conform to their catalog in mission and fuel economy. consumers are not affected. nissan did not have to record does recall the vehicles. if history is any indication and if the japanese media are andect, mazda very likely suzuki and yamaha would not have to recall vehicles. the impact should be limited. if japanese media are correct. of a deal is this given mazda's history? recallhey do not have to the cars, not very big area do mazda sold most of their cars outs

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the government says suzuki, mazda and yamaha cleared vehicles despite them being tested under invalids. katie silver is in our asia business hub in singapore. there you are. so this is rather embarrassing for the firms involved, isn't it? it really is and it is the latest of these japanese auto—makers who have been found guilty basically the same thing. what it is is that vehicles were cleared as being fuel—efficient even if they were tested under invalid conditions. the worst offender is suzuki. in their case, it goes back to 2012, and about 50% of their cars, 13,000 cars that were tested, 50% of them were tested improperly. the offences were far less at master and yamaha, only about 5% of their vehicles were tested in an incorrect manner. but the reason these internal investigations by these companies came about was that similar issues we re came about was that similar issues were found at otherjapanese auto—makers, nissan and subaru, earlier this year. as you can imagine, suzuki's shares fell on the news come about 6% down when the market closed a short time ago. yamaha shares lost

we had one more plant that was just announced last year at toyota and mazda our engaged in a joint venture. that will soon open in alabama. and then of course they just went online in south carolina just outside of charleston. nafta has been responsible for this. in creating this regional supply train. they support on that. before it's actually integrated in the finally us final finest final assembly of the vehicle. it has transformed the way we operate as an industry in this region and if you think about the global industry there are three auto producing kind of regions. if asia, give asia, europe, and north america. each one of those regions has a low-cost producing country. and are in mexico. it's obviously an important part in the supply chain for us in north america. we are very much dependent on nafta. and with the ongoing negotiations the autos are front and center in that debate and i will cover that in a little bit. we want to see nafta remain most importantly and for a while it's a little uncertain. ran throughout his campaign. we are very much engaged in that. this just shows th

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. >> mike: japanese manufacturer suzuki, mazda, and yamaha are admitting they used falsified admissionsto inspect their new vehicles after the japanese government ordered the industry to review its procedures. japan's transport ministry said at the three companies admitted to conducting improper inspections after 23 japanese auto and motorbike manufacturers were ordered to examine their inspection procedures. now to a subject that affects every one of us. there is still no comprehensive legislation on the books but that could still change. tonight correspondent gillian turner takes a look at some of the first steps. >> do companies have a responsibility to ensure more transparency of how they collect, use, and a secure user data? >> online privacy, it's the number one cyber threat to americans according to cyber security experts. for years, lawmakers have been threatening to write legislation but have come up short. now in the wake of major privacy abuses, cost americans billions of dollars, the trump administration is stepping up to the plate. the white house tells fox news that they t

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hard as well as sanctions on european companies if they break the sanctions, companies like mowing, mazdar bus. we are talking about crippling sanctions. there will be a second wave on november 4thth. that will hit the oil shipping and the central bank. these sanctions are tantamount to regime change in a country that is seeing sort of protests bubbling in cities around the country. this is going to make things much for straesfessful for eye . >> how do we expect iran to respond to these sanctions that are being kicked back into place? also talk about the significance of the strait of hormuz here. >> if you look at that map, and we pulled the map of the persian gulf, there were military exercises over the weekend, iranian military exercises, about 100 ships. these are normally well-publicized exercises. cent com which controls on the u.s. military side that controls things going out of the point, said that the iranians have drilled around the strait. that is iran's lifeline to the rest of the world. >> cal, let me get your take on something that has happened. the former president of eye i

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testing, improper tests were conducted by suzuki, yamaha and mazda. suzuki said they deviated outside the range and we are awaiting the new smart phone from samsung in new york. anna? >> thanks very much for the update. joining us now with the latest on the new u.s. sanctions on russia, this is taking a toll on the ruble. we talked about what the u.s. has determined this may 4 attack. what are these new sanctions and when will they take effect? >> quite a surprise as well given last month's friendly summit in helsinki between trump and putin. these sanctions come under the 1991 law regarding chemical, biological weapons. in the united kingdom, it was only used before by the way between -- against north korea and syria. quite a big deal for the united states to invoke this. set to take place at the end of the month on august 22nd. it will limit exports to russia. the u.s. team is sensitive to national security issues. it could be hundreds of millions of dollars in terms of exports. this is the first round of sanctions. now if russia does not comply and

southeast asia policy, will be commenting more on the economic and political aspects of what's called mazda southeast asia strategy. and that mike mazza was been with us today come for a decade, work his way up the ladder, you know, the hard work of year to become independent scholar and put out excellent reports like this. let's open up first to might come speak for a few minutes before we do some moderated questions. go ahead. >> thank you, dan. thank you for the kind intro. just a few quick words before diving into the strategy. randy has already left but a big thank you to randy for being here today and helping us launch this report. i want to thank dan and aei call it so provided advice and guidance on this project from the concept paper i wrote several years ago to plan the event today. i also want to thank three research assistant who assisted on this over the course of the project, andy whose north capitol hill, olivia was a research program manager in the foreign policy department, and andy he was a current, all help with writing, research and editing, managing the publication proc

southeast asia policy who will be commenting more on the economic and political aspects of what is the mazda southeast asia policy. and mike mazza has been at this for a decade, worked his way up the ladder is the hard work appeared to be an independent scholar and put out excellent reports like this. we will ask mike to speak for a few minutes before reducing moderate questions. go ahead, mike. >> thank you him again. good night for the kind incher appeared just a few quick words of thanks before diving into the strategy. a big thank you to randy for being here today and polish this report. one thing dan and aei colleagues from a concept paper i wrote several years ago through planning the event today at us want to thank three research assistants who assisted on this over the course of the project. anyone thursday on capitol hill, a research program manager in the foreign policy department here in andy calhoun a research assistant. all of them help with research editing, managing the publication process and planning the event today. without their efforts we wouldn't be sitting here today. f

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earlier told us that caution should be had as the deal is a big morning flag for japan. , and nissana, mazda mexico, which has helped make japan the biggest investor. korean automakers also rising as the terror of risks are seemingly resolved -- as the tariff risks are seemingly resolved. that might make it difficult to build new car plant in mexico, giving those with existing facilities a leg up. kathleen: plenty of tailwinds when it comes to the u.s.-mexico trade deal. stabilizing onso monday following news the pboc will take extra steps to support the currency. tom mackenzie joining us with more on this. can the stability be sustained? tom: the view is we will probably avoid going through the seventh level for the time being. of course we have continuing pressures from the trade war, the slowing economy longer-term, which will continue to put pressure on the chinese currency. for now at least we have the cyclical factor reintroduced on friday. the currency stabilized on monday. we have 13 consecutive days where the fixing has been stronger than expected. we have had additional pressure on