and we'd be more up in the face of china, but it wouldn't be because of china, it would be because of what was going on in north korea. so -- and again, on a number of these issues we have put together teams for our national security advisors, national defense and engaing in other parts of china. we're not going to work everything out, not suggesting this is kumbayah and everyone is walking away with agreement, but a concern as one of you raised a legitimate question, a new cold war, and i think that-- i'll conclude by saying it this way. i want to be clear and be clear with all of these, but particularly with xi jinping that i mean what i say and i say what i mean. so there's no misunderstanding. that's the biggest concern is i have is a misunderstanding about intentions or actions on each of our parts. so we went into --. >> i look at my team. how long did that meeting last? three and a half hours so we covered an awful lot of territory, and i must say that he was as straight forward as he has been with me in the past and i think that we understand one another, which is the most important thing that can be do

but it wouldn't be because of china because of what was going on in north korea. so and again on a number of these issues, we have put together teams where our national security, advisor, sector, defense and others are going to be engaging with their counterparts in china. to see we're not gonna be able to work everything out. and i, my suggestion is going to, this is come by, i, you know, everybody's going to go away with everything in agreement. but i do not believe there's a need for concern of a, as one of you raise the legitimate question, the new cold war. and i think that i conclude by saying this way, i want to be clear and be clear with all leaders, but particularly when she's in pain that i mean when i say, and i say what i mean. so there's no misunderstanding. that's the biggest concern is i have is a misunderstanding about intentions or actions on each of our parts. so we want to look at my team, how long that me last 3 and a half hours. so we covered an awful lot of territory and, and i must say that he was a straightforward as he has been with me in t

we would be more up in the face of china, that it wouldn't be because of china, it would be because of what was going on in north korea. and again, on a number of these issues, we have put together teams were our national security advisers, the secretary of defense, and others are going to be engaging with their counterparts in china. we are not going to be able to work everything out. i'm not suggesting that this is going to be kumbaya, you know, everybody going to go away with everything in agreement. but i do believe there's a need for concern, as one of you raised a legitimate question, of a new cold war. i will conclude by saying it this way, i want to be clear and be clear with all leaders, but particularly with xi jinping, that i mean what i say and i say what i mean. so, there's no misunderstanding. that's the biggest concern i have, is a misunderstanding about intentions or actions on each of our parts. so, i look at my team. how long did that meeting last? 3.5 hours. we covered an awful lot of territory. i must say that he was as straightforward as he has been with me in the past and i think that we un

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overcome the ridge of the great khingan and cut off the kwantong army from the japanese forces in north china , this time the t-34 tanks also successfully passed through mountains and broke into seoul however, the confrontation between the two kolya continues to this day in the sixty- fourth year, the united states directly intervened in the vietnam war, the incident in the gulf of tankin became the reason in early august, the american destroyer approached the coast of north vietnam and, according to the americans, was attacked twice by the north by vietnamese torpedo boats, maddox, received air cover and us president lyndon fought back under this pretext. johnson gave the order to inflict, and the gift on the naval facilities of north vietnam has already become today. it is known that information about the second attack on the ship was deliberately distorted by the american the destroyer fought with a non- existent enemy in february 2003 , us secretary of state colin pavell demonstrated un security council test tube with some white powder. he presented this as evidence of the production of c

north korea from using a nuclear weapon? the president said he is not certain that china can control north korea. anything on that come to mind? >> i was listening closely to that. i'm not sure i understood exactly what he said there. our experience was the chinese communist party has the capacity near perfect to direct the activities of chairman kim. very close and connected. they rely upon china for food, food security and relied on them throughout the covid crisis. the chinese communist party should not be left off the hook. the chinese communist party must respond in a way that's serious and meaningful. they have every capacity to do it. to give them a free pass and she re say they can't control it is false. >> dana: just to make sure he said it is difficult to say that i am certain that china can control north korea. he says he made it clear that jinping has a role to play to do whatever they can. >> bill: on that point you were with the north korean delegation in hanoi and singapore. what did you tell the north koreans about what you felt the influence of beijing was then and now? >> that's

but it wouldn't be because of china because of what was going on in north korea. so and again on a number of these issues, we have put together teams where our national security adviser, secretary of defense and others, are going to be engaged with their counterparts in china. to see we're not gonna be able to work everything out. and my suggestion is going to, this is come by, i, you know, everybody is going to go away with everything in agreement. but i do not believe there's a need for concern of a, as one of you raised the legitimate question, a new cold war. and i think that i conclude by saying this way, i want to be clear and be clear with all leaders, but particularly when she's in pain that i mean when i say, and i say what i made. so there's no misunderstanding. that's the biggest concern is i have is a misunderstanding about intentions or actions on each of our parts. so we want to look at my team, how long that me last 3 and a half hours. so we covered an awful lot of territory and, and i must say that he was a straightforward as he has been with me in

korea, but i don't think it 's really easy to determine how china will behave in relation to northea, but actually i think that china so interested in what north korea is doing now i last year and now i also emphasize that we will do what in our villages what is necessary to protect us to protect our allies including japan and south korea and indeed we we will be open to potential threats, we will be open to the fact that e-e china also contributes to the peaceful settlement of any escalation and others and partners, and we understand that we will work on those mechanisms so that there is no global aggravation of the world conflict, so once again i want to emphasize that now, again, we are talking about what i i don't think that a cold war is coming, but i really want to draw such a conclusion, i really want everything to be clear and i tried to be clear and direct with sidzempin, i mean what i say and i say what i mean, that's really the biggest anxiety which i have is my own misunderstanding , misunderstanding of our actions, that's why we uh and tried to be as direct as possible

china literally. and so what we're seeing there is an interesting test case in north korea, china it is hoped, will use its influence. it also doesn't want instability, but china also doesn't seem to mind having someone putting on pressure there. and really keeping the west busy and particularly the united states, so that will remain as so put point between those 2 countries and in the entire region, they doubly corresponded michelle, a chris net reporting from washington dc. thanks so much now the, some of the other news making headlines around the world to sell. united nations general assembly has passed a resolution coating on russia. i reparations to ukraine. non bonding decision was supported by 94 of the assemblies, 193 members. it states that russia must be held accountable for violations of international law in or against you. train is truck drivers in spite of begun an indefinite strike of a bit of working conditions. hundreds of truck is marched through the center of madrid, demanding subsidies to counteract the soaring cost of living. a last confrontation with the government lasted over 20 d

china made the decision a few years ago, it seems, that it was going to keep north korea afloat. sort of grown, north korea is seen as this important sort of buffer between china and south korea, where you have nearly 30,000 us troops. so china has given north korea enough food, enough aid. it has turned a blind eye to breaches of sanctions to make sure that north korea doesn't collapse. but interestingly, in the last six months, as we've seen with the war in ukraine, north korea has gained itself another important ally. north korea has come out in defence of russia, in defence of the war. it was one of the first countries to recognise the territory claimed by russia, and then there are these reports that north korea could actually be sending artillery to russia. so in response for this support, what russia now is doing isjoining china and not supporting further sanctions on north korea, the un security council. it puts north korea hugely in a position of strength, and north korea knows it, as you say. we're seeing this confidence coming through the missile tests, coming through t

when china really want something the north koreans do it. got a very visible demonstration of this during the trump administration when china summons their leader kim pointed china for straight time before shooting paying actually return the visit she wanted to have better relations but china absolutely forbid how can the united states change or policy? that is i think we have to impose costs on china for busting sanctions both un sanctions and u.s. sanctions. and also violating u.s. law. because chinese band banks have meant laundering money for the north koreans through new york, through the new york banking system. we can stop that. if we do i think china could be pushed back. if we don't impose those costs we can get the same horrible results. >> meanwhile gordon, how strong of a dance with taiwan? the indications are the president is having thursday when jake sullivan publicly talked about briefing saying taiwan will feel safe and secure from the results of the summit. this was unusual, arthel because although we briefed taiwan in advanc

north korea does nothing without china's approval and we need to realize that. are intertwined and connected. therefore we should not just pay attention to north korea. we should hold china accountable for those actions. jackie: but do we hold china accountable? there hasn't been anything really tangible with respect to consequences, right? i'm sure i'm not the only person looking back and thinking about that. i'm sure the president of china is thinking about it too. >> i don't think we have held china accountable. when you look at it, the build up that you're seeing start to occur, china right now under president xi is making calculations on a daily basis with respect to taiwan. they are watching what is going on in russia, they are watching the weakening that is continuing to happen with russian military forces, and they are looking at not just what weapons are flowing into taiwan, but whether they are going to be able to overcome them and how they will be able to do it. they know the fault that president putin experienced in trying to spread too many ways and

possible nuclear tests, he didn't warn president xi that there would be consequences toward north korea and not toward china if a nuclear test was, in fact, put forward by the north koreans. but he said his main goal was that there would be no misunderstanding between the two powers. joe biden said it's important that he knows i say what i mean and i mean what i say. and the thing that he believed was most important from the meeting was that even if they disagreed, mika, on a variety of things, it was important that, quote, we understand each other. >> and he started his comments by making a very clear statement about the united states of america, saying america is back. he said that the last time he was there and keeping its commitments, but he started out by talking about the strength of america's democracy, that democracy, he said, is who we are. he's talking about the results of the elections over the weekend. and he characterized those results. among other things, he talked about the results of the election being a strong rejection of political violence. quite frankly, there was also some pushback to c

communist party getting more aggressive every day. >> the key to everything in asia right now is china. northves only because china pays for it. they give them like 95% of their food and fuel oil and electricity, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. so china could shut north korea down and these nuclear demonstrations. they could could shut them down by noon tomorrow. they choose not to. why that is? because they like the idea that everybody's nervous about north he korea. that japan, south south korea e nervous. one thing that threatens the chinese peace of mind is if japan, south korea, the united states, particularly japan, if they decided to rearm, potentially go nuclear, take would get china's atngs and china would shut -- attention and china would shut down the north korean bad actors overnight. the bigger issue is always going to be china. maria: let me get your take on tiktok and this consistent effort of surveillance by the communist party. now the communications commissioner brendan carr is urging the u.s. government to ban tiktok to protect americans' private day data. he says there's

for north korea to carry out the test, north korea carried out the test anyway. it's difficult to say if china has a decisive effect in choosing north korea as well. >> for our final question. >> i have one question for secretary austin and minister lee. and the final question is for minister lee. my question is similar to cnn and my colleagues. the u.s. are talking about at this point about foreign missiles and artillery shells in the ocean. [indiscernible] the question is, about provocation. there are concerns about the alliance and if it's working. did you come up with any effective measures beyond rhetorical coordination? [speaking foreign language] sec. austin: to answer your question, yes, i believe our activities are effective in deterring. one of the things that sends a strong deterrent message is our ability to work together. and to be operable. and our ability to train our troops to a high level of capability and maintain a combat credible force in the region. most recently you have seen us focus on that in a major way. i point to the major exercise we have ongoing. imagine the carri

will fly to beijing to discuss resumption of dialogue between countries us president says china must stop north korea from conducting seventh nuclear test also both leaders opposed the use of nuclear weapons and agreed that waging a nuclear war is unacceptable i am ready for a frank and in-depth exchange of views with mr. president on matters of strategic importance in china- us relations and on major global and regional issues looking forward to working with you to restore china-us relations to the path of healthy and stable development for the benefit of our two countries and the world as a whole, the responsibility to show the chinese the united states can rule differences prevent competition from turning into conflict, we can work together to solve global problems i look forward to the continuation of constant open and honest dialogue this year putin did not go to the summit after joe biden did not want to communicate with him, instead of the russian dictator, according to the protocol, the head of the russian foreign ministry flew sergey lavrov, but the participants of the summit refused t

and he produced a lot. china, russia ran a north korea, we're in check and respected. they respected the united states, and quite honestly, they respected me, knew them well. ah, the vicious ices caliphate which no president was able to conquer, was decimated by me and our great warriors in less than 3 weeks. and our bag daddy, its founder, was hunted down and killed. north korea had not launched north korea had not launched a single long range missile since my summit with german, kim jung on nearly 3 years before we developed a relationship. and that's a good thing, not a bad thing to good thing. very good thing actually is look at what's happening to day. my opponents made me out to be a war monger and just a terrible person who would immediately go into war. they said during the 2016 campaign that if he becomes president, there will never be a war within weeks. and we will have wars like you've never seen before. it will happen immediately. and yet, i've gone decades decades without a war, the 1st president to do it for that long a period world was at peace. america

north korea most recent miss ar test. but there's been no formal statement because their resistance from china and russia, north korea lost an intercontinental ballistic missile, with a range of 15000 kilometers last week. it puts it within reach of the continental us, china's ambassador to the un has urged washington. and so to consider talks, the us ambassador to the un says china and russia are enabling north korea's missile testing, while russia has responded the ramping of sanctions. push the people of north korea at risk $63.00 times this year. the dpr k has shown an utter disregard for the safety and security of the region and a complete lack of respect to this counsel. but the dpr k continues to not respond and instead chooses to continue is reckless behavior. the council must instead respond then you should in the further escalation of sanctions against the d. p r. k. already goes beyond measures to counter prohibited miss allan nucular programs and threatens north crane citizens with unacceptable. socio economic and humanitarian upheaval in the world health organization is warning that millions of people in ukra

deeply that hits at the very core of me so i went from being a pretty privileged, spoiled kid, north china, to getting on a plane, getting off that plane at jfk airport and realizing that i was half a world away from everybody i ever knew. it was just me and my two parents and we were what was called undocumented. and i never been aware of documents before. i never knew that that was an issue anywhere in the world. and all of a sudden because of that change we did not have enough money for food. we shared a home with six, seven other immigrant families. every time i saw a cop, a firefighter, a sanitation worker, anybody in uniform, i would turn and run the other way. and so this this fear of being found out became the defining sense of me. and with secrets come this implicit shame of you should hide who you are. there's something inherently wrong with you. and like danica, i chose to overcompensate by achieving. i thought that i could weave an american dream where i would earn my worth in america and prove that i was thoroughly american, that i was i belonged here and i deserved all the do

north korea has been launching missiles. the president of the united states says he would like china's help. and this. >> i made it clear to president is xi jinping i thought they had an obligation to attempt to make it clear to north korea that they should not engage in long-range nuclear tests. i'm confident china's not looking for north korea to engage in further escalatory means. >> the president also essentially seemed to say if north korea keeps it up, the united states is going to increase its military presence there. that's about north korea, not about china. this has been a question mark. i don't know what they call it. a frustration when you served in the bill carolina tan presidency. would they help? what's your answer? >> the answer is you have to continue to pursue that effort to try to get china to expert its influence on north korea in order to avoid a potential for war in the pacific, and i don't think xi wants to see north korea suddenly start dropping nuclear bombs either in south korea or in the u.s., and so it is important to make clear to xi that he can be an influence he

russia, china, north korea, misbehaving horribly. america is a special country. we have always been a special country. the whole world needed country -- america to be a special country and a beacon on the hill. we have done so much around the world that is unacknowledged. especially in florida where we suffered hurricane ian, to see the level of support that is common, the volunteers that have come down, the millions of dollars -- people walked away from their lives and homes to help each other. america is a good and decent country at heart. americans are basically good and decent people. i think we all want what's best for our families and future. having security is the most important. i feel a lot of people do not feel that now, especially with the threat of nuclear war and that open border is just and on godly mess --ungodly mess. until the left is held as accountable as the right, it is hard to feel like there is much justice on both sides of the aisle. i hear a lot of hate from the democratic party and unrest from some republicans. it is wrong all around. we

china and south korea are not. so they have to deal with both north korea which is the de facto nuclear power, in china which is a one of the world's largest. >> the north koreans seem to have this playbook when they do these tests, it's all about wanting to resume talks with the u.s., they start off with the crazy top on state media which bunch of threats, that goes up two short-range missiles after that long range ballistic missiles and icbm, and then eventually it gets to a nuclear test which is also considered imminent. with that in mind, listen to this. >> we continue to seek serious and sustained dialogue with the dprk, but as we've made no secret of, the dprk has refused to engage. >> so, if the missile tests are all about getting u.s. attention, it seems that they would refuse to talk. but that question of why is, why now? how do you see it? >> this is less than two weeks after a very important chinese political conference, it's just under a week to the u.s. midterms. and it right after a major tragedy in south korea, a stampede that left roughly 150 people dead. i think pyongyang thinks this is a time when t

china escalated this year. so i will continue as ty, ones, leader, north korea, media unsaid. china's offered to work with young young towards securing regional piece. the report comes up to north korea, fired another intercontinental ballistic missile law suite. the latest in dozens launched this year. the state news agencies reporting that china's president she, jim peng, made the comments in a letter to north korean leader kim jong on south korea. meanwhile, as called for more sanctions at least 12 people are missing after a landslide in italy, it happened on the island of is she off the coast of naples? the landslide was triggered by heavy rain early saturday. it was strong enough to send carson buses into the sea. local media say at least 10 buildings have collapsed around supreme leader has praised forces who have dealt with protesters in a defiant speech to the country. weeks of demonstrations had been sparked by the death of mass at harmony, where the 22 year old was in police custody in september. the violent crackdown and valleys has been widely condemned. yet each on half day don't go to wendy's riot

we would be more up in the face of china, but it wouldn't be because of china, it would be because of what was going on in north korea. and, again, on a number of these issues, we have put together teams with our national security adviser, secretary of defense and others are going to be engaging with their counterparts in china to see -- we are not going to be able to work everything out, i'm not suggesting this is kumbaya, you know, everybody is going to go away with everything in agreement, but i do not believe there's a need for concern as one of you raised a legitimate question, a new cold war. i think that -- i will conclude by saying it this way, i want to be clear and be clear with all leaders, but particularly with xi jinping, that i mean what i say and i say what i mean. so there's no misunderstanding. that's the biggest concern is -- i have is the misunderstanding about intentions or actions on each of our parts. so we went into -- i look at my team, how long did that meeting last? three and a half hours. so we covered an awful lot of territory and i must say that he was as straightforward as he has b

very wet weather over the next day or sake see this mass supply just spilling out of the far north, east of china. that's going to slide its way further southward. denise was moving across the sea of japan, bring some really heavy downpours into northern parts of japan, central areas to sink some lively showers longest, both of re localized bloody sent your possibility as we make our way through sunday . brightest guys come back in for monday. it will be fresh are as well 19 celsius, quite quite keen, wind coming in for time. bryce guys to recross the korean peninsula and northern parts of china, centralized china, but in a little unsettled and starting to break that heat further south. coiling with a top temperature of around 19 degrees. sunshiny shells me mon, across much to southeast asia as per usual. ne monsoon driving showers their course southern parts of the vietnam. southern air as a cambodia thailand. seeing some rather wet weather. unusual rash of showers. there across a good part of south east asia is rashel showers. longest spells of rain is the southern parts of india on again that

korean media say china has offered to work with young yang towards securing regional peace. the report comes after north korea fight another intercontinental ballistic missile last week. the latest and dozens launched this year, and the state news agencies reporting that china's presidential campaign made the comments in a letter to north korean leader kim jong own. south korea meanwhile, has called for more sanctions 18 age. gunman has opened fire in 2 schools in brazil, killing at least 3 people and injuring several others. the shootings happened in the town of us at a cruise in the southeastern state of a city to us on so official se the boy was dressed in military clothing. he since been arrested results president like lou that the syllabus as the incident is an absurd tragedy. vehicle handle many shaking. i got you know, quickly and took my daughter, the daughter of her friend and another student who had asked me for help him. i put them all in the car and we drove of a guy that a lot of work. and i said, my budget in a tragedy is a tragedy in a tragedy where we need to show solidarity and stand wi

have grown increasingly worried about the growing nuclear missile capabilities of china, in particular, but japan and north korea for both japan and south korea and they wonder if the ability of china and north korea to strike the u.s. homeland with nuclear weapons will weaken american resolve to come to the defense of our allies as we are committed to do. politicians in south korea and in the ruling party have various ways of strengthening deterrence. one way is to deploy u.s. -- redeployed u.s. nuclear weapons -- redeploy u.s. nuclear weapons. another way is to adopt nato type nuclear sharing arrangements with south korea. and these arrangements involve training south korean pilots actually to deliver u.s. nuclear weapons in the event of war. a third way is for south korea itself to develop its own indigenous nuclear weapons capability. the biden administration doesn't take any of these approaches, but what alternatives are there? you could see in npr are ideas for reinforcing extended deterrence. one idea is to maintain the capability to forward deploy in a crisis door capable aircraft, strategic bomber

it's not china necessarily. certainly or north korea but i think of those three countries, iran, north and china as the four most adversaries on the global stage for american way of life right now. and given what's going on in iran, the protests and the fact that women are speaking out there asking to have basic human rights. there is a lot of talk about how come the u.s. women's soccer team is better than the u.s. men's soccer team on the global stage? i think it's because of what's happening in iran now. do you know when the women's world cup bracket comes out and you look at the match-ups, you can pick every winner of those matches just about solely by analyzing which country provides more freedom to women, right? men around the world, if they are great athletes, the end to get opportunities to make a lot of money and represent their countries. many women still don't. certainly not in iran where recently they wouldn't allow women to watch their national team play and forcing women to wear the hijab. some countries don't allow w

we've had real cold up in the north of china, and now we've got rain coming in with the following wind across japan's attempts that will drop here to 20 in tokyo 11 in. so that's a bit more like it beige insert 14 in the sunshine. now the southwest monsoon has gone the ne monsoon sets in now, which typically of course brings rain down this side of it and it has in general about half of what you expect a whole month filled in 24 hours. yes, those study on the streets, there'll be more funding in time, louder crossing carol. i'm probably in slang cruise on that. obviously the rest of india and baggage and pakistan are good to be drawn at this time of year. but the wind, too, is showing itself on this line that's coming out of europe across the stands. so you've got snow falling quite heavily in northern africa. stand a line of sunday rain back through iran and down towards the gulf as well. temps. it will come down eventually, but 1st of all, big showers in q 8 and the run the with sponsored by cat on a ways frank assessments, if the united states that you're running the program was ther

the state news agencies reporting to china as president change and paying made the comments in a letter to north korean leader kim jong oon. south korea meanwhile, has called for more sanctions. polls have closed anti ones, local elections, mayers and city council members don't have a direct say in taiwan, china policy president, sighing when says the world is watching how taiwan defense it's democracy. tensions with beijing have been mounting because of china has repeated threats to take the territory by for at least 15 people have been killed by russian shelling in the southern ukrainian city of her son. somebody's lay out in the open overnight as emergency services struggle to respond under the barrage of miss how's the governor says hospital patients have been transferred to other areas for their safety. russia has stepped up attacks on the city which ukraine reach us earlier this month . new crane is working to restore electricity supplies, the temperature is re sub 0 in many areas, russia, missiles have damage nearly half the countries power facilities for a challenge is in chief at the ma

the reason north korea does continue to survive, despite isolating itself, is precisely because china is supporting north korea, continuing to do that. why? because -- part of it is because china feels, obviously, it is in china's interest to do so. a lot of it has to do with the fact that there is a lot of sympathy in china. there were, in fact, so many chinese who fought in, what they call, the war. the chinese do not call the korean war the korean war. their name for it, their war to help their younger brothers, the north koreans. by the way, soldiers -- millions of them, they wore, technically, not pla. the peoples liberation army. in fact, mao zedong very deliberately sets up something called the peoples volunteer army. they are, technically, a volunteer militia, i suppose. i hope it's the next slide, we'll show you what ends up happening. americans and in the war, they end up pushing the north koreans up an out. excuse my graphics there it gets a little messy. the americans are able to do that because of this very famous landing in inchon. mcarthur basically leads this charge. s

korean media, se in china has often to act with pyongyang to and securing regional peace. and the report comes after north korea fight another intercontinental ballistic missile. last week. the latest in dozens, they've launched this in the same news agencies reporting that china's present she isn't being made. the comments in a lesson to north korean leader kim john south command, meanwhile, has called from war sanctions on taiwan, as president has resigned as the head of the ruling party following a defeat and local elections their time. when says she took responsibility for the democratic progressive party is poor performance mares and city council members don't have a direct say and tie one's china policy and tensions with beijing of been mounting because of china's repeated threats to take the territory by now moving on and ukraine is remembering the millions who died in a famine in the 19 thirty's. during josef stalin, soviet rule commemorations are taking place. as many people face a desperate winter this year will reach highlands is in queue at the holiday more memorial and explains the importance

korean media, se china has offered to work with pyongyang toward securing regional peace. the report comes after north korea fired another intercontinental ballistic missile last week. the latest in dozens launched this year. the state news agencies reporting that china's president, she jan, paying made the comments in a letter to north korean leader kim jong own. south korea meanwhile, has called for more sanctions amazon employees and more than 30 countries, are striking to protest the company's labor policies. the call to action against the online retailer come and cited with one of the busiest shopping days of the year. black friday, alex barrett has the story. it's become the biggest shopping day of the year. the shop is across the world, walk online to amazon to get a black friday bargain. bargains that amazon workers say, come at a cost everybody's looking for bargains here. but quite honestly, these bargains are made on the backs of our colleagues. they just don't know enough money for it. last year, amazon seed, it made a record profit during the black friday weekend. that work is say, the ve

and it would not be directed at north -- against china, but it would be to send a clear message to northcaroline: concerns about north korea, concerns about ukraine, and the ongoing concerns about economic ties. let's get to debbie wu who is typically in taipei. but she is visiting us right now in san francisco. debbie, go back to what seems to be a real effort from both the biden camp and xi jinping's camp to warm up relations and start ties once again, relationship to be a bit better and progressive. is that going to help the chips act are a little? debbie: perhaps. president biden said he does not see the need for a cold war after the meeting. we have seen over the past few months, as a little bit boring. -- it is also a little bit boring. the u.s. revealed sweeping restrictions to restrict china assets to chip technologies, and washington also wants allies including the netherlands and japan to come on board, to help suppress china's development of a domestic sheep industry at home. as to how this will build up, we need more time to see what happens after biden and xi's meeting today

temperatures plunge across more northern areas, particularly parts of mongolia, as well as the north east of china. and we'll see that wintry mix blow across the korean peninsula. north korea seen some heavy snow and wetter weather further south . japan gets a break from that, but it isn't very far away. we will start to see that edge in as we go into choose day. now was we move to south asia, much of the wet weather can be found around coastal areas of myanmar that thanks to low pressure that's working its way further west in the bay of bengal, much dry or cross at east coast of india. the rain however, picks up from the west, places like carola, as well as go see some heavier showers in the days to come for most of your storms as well, affecting southern areas of sri lanka by the time we get into monday. further north of this, a much dryer picture, the air quality remains rather unhealthy in new delhi, the temperature sitting at 27 degrees on monday to with sponsored by categories ahh from propaganda and managed manipulation to the colossal consequences. the listening post reveals the powers beh

china and russia and ukraine. well, the war that's on going in ukraine right now. and north korea. china has some sway over as well. given the fears that there could be a nuclear testing resumption in north korea at this time. as you heard from president biden today, the president is open to working together if this that is something you desire. we'll be keeping a close eye on this situation. we'll have this coming up on the to the day show. >> peter alexander live for us in bali. thank you for. that we'll have much more ahead on just a few moments on "way too early." thanks for watching msnbc. now back to program. >>> welcome back. data download time. it seems as our nation gets more polarized, it becomes harder to find and define the swing voters that ultimately decide elections, but when you break down tuesday, there's a pretty defined bloc that emerges. voters who somewhat disapprove of the job that president biden is doing. let me show you here. if you approve of the president, you voted in big numbers for democrats. if you strongly disapprove of president biden, you voted in b

we see so many of our enemies emboldened in china, north korea and russia.iver back to what you have for the past six years. russia collusion, january 6. rinse, lather, repeat. >> so many americans are suffering. there is a laundry list. >> they just threaten so many constraints on the economy which is overspending, overregulation which hurt small businesses. these are businesses trying to get through to the grocery stores, products on the shelves. it just makes life harder four folks out there. everything that the democrats have done is make life harder for americans. that is at the feet of joe biden. >> we just heard the congressman lay out a list of issues. have we hit rock bottom or how much worse do you think things will get what you mark. >> if you are talking about trump, you're not talking about the economic damage president biden has done with the economy. one of the points that i've been hitting home and his administration hangs there had on is the labor market is holding their head up. we are seeing chains of layoffs coming from the tech company s

the blaze was in the city of urumqi in north west china, and mass protests there have now spread to citiesluding chendu and wuhan, nanjing, shanghai, and the capital, beijing, from where our china correspondent, stephen mcdonell, has the latest. awarning, a warning, this report contains flash photography. the chinese capital became the latest city with a demonstration, calling for an end to the country's covid restrictions. the symbol of this movement has become white sheets of paper, with protesters holding them up to represent the way people are silenced here by official censorship. they are chanting, saying that strict lockdowns and compulsory testing should stop. but the satisfaction of the government's handling of the crisis is also spilling over into calls for press freedom and democracy. in the south—western city of chengdu, protesters blamed china's leader xi jinping personally, and criticised his lifetime leadership entitlement, and said their country does not need and said their country does not need an emperor. this followed earlier calls in shanghai for xijinping to step down,