lucy craft has the story from osaka. >> reporter: at just over 50 pounds, may kigowa may not look likeer, but the shy 5th grader is no push over. she has plenty of bruises, her mom says, but so far no broken bones. once ridiculed, japanese females these days are throwing their weight around the sumo ring. aside from modified attire and separate weight classes, the rules are identical to professional sumo, and matches often just as thrilling. >>> i'm a little nervous, may said. finally it's her turn in the ring. but all too soon, it ends in tears. these girls have been training for a whole year to be able to compete in this national tournament in osaka and the matches are over in seconds. sometimes one second. it gives whole new meaning to the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. >>> despite sumo's reputation as a contact sport for brawling behemoths, coaches say it's the ideal workout for just about anyone. >> head to head contact. >> reporter: irish native john gunning learned that firsthand. the tokyo-based sports writer is a former amateur sumo wrestler. >> it's good exercise.

. >> you have the g20 meeting in osaka. president trump and president xi are talking.ld we have waited to see what happens there? what that have changed your view? would it be more prudent to say you have to go now? >> present inflation and expectations is not all that dependent on what happens in osaka. most are downplaying what will come out of that anyway. we are putting high probability on the july meeting. generally speaking i don't like that as a tactic, to say we are not going to do something, and don't worry we will go next time. if you think conditions are right today, you should go today. that is one of the reasons i dissented. >> the fed has no basis to cut rates based on the data. if you say to me, should they cut rates? i think they have to because they have set the market up so if they didn't cut rates today we would have a tantrum. i think they have got themselves pretty well boxed in. >> we decided to lower the target for the federal funds --e by 25% to arrange it .25%. the outlook for the of's economy remains favorable. this action is designed to suppo

osaka japan is the society in transition on a busy night the streets are packed with young people that belies the truth japan's population is rapidly declining according to japan's ministry of internal affairs as of january 27 team the number of japanese fell by a record 300002125 point 6000000 the population decline is projected to continue one solution place workers with robots. another challenge japan is now considered the world's senior citizen according to the united nations its population is the oldest in the world another strong reason is that we're going to have. seen that we need to have more. robots is that one reason why the elderly is a target population for robots the 2 reasons they're quite on this and they're you know they're good for accepting the overall balance so they're feeling the some sort of pressures from the you know my people and the and they prefer to speak with that all was well it's difficult for me to imagine using robots in a caring and nurturing sort of situation can you tell me a little bit about how you imagine that would happen if you look at the ther

a summit in helsinki in 2018 and later at a meeting in osaka, they agreed about a number of specific steps and, as one of the results, there is renewed dialogue that took place one year ago, and several rounds have taken place. that allows for a more efficient fight against the scourge. and foria, the u.s., the global community. we expect that this format will in exchange,ive and now we have mr. john sullivan and there will be a change of leadership there, and that will be -- and he will be taking part hearings about his appointment the russian federation. we know him as a highly prepared -- professional diplomat and we will be happy to cooperate with him. that is why we believe our investor to washington would exchange -- would receive the same level of support. economy, despite the known,ns, as it is well do not benefit anyone, the trade during president trump's residing, we had continued growth from 20 million -- $20 billion that was president obama's level. as of this year, president has helped us reached the level of 27 billion, which means more jobs in both countries, and more

china retaliated with its own threat and in the summer a truce was announced in the g 20 summit in osaka but the u.s. reneged on that tensions eased earlier this month u.s. president trump tweeted that a very large phase one deal had been reached with china with beijing agreeing to buy a range of american goods as a result washington suspended penalty tariffs set for december 15th something beijing confirmed that 2 countries now say they are preparing to sign an agreement next month. one of the sticking points between washington and beijing has been china's dominance in the tech sector and that is something the white house wants to end one of the targets of its campaign has been chinese tech giant huawei the white house says beijing could use while waste technology for intelligence gathering and industrial espionage washington has been calling for its allies to block the company from participating in building 5 g. networks no surprise the debate on while way has also been heated here in germany and we've been covering it. can the state of china force you to give information which you wou

. >> you have the g20 meeting in osaka. president trump and president xi are talking.ould you have just waited to see what happens there? what if there is a positive surprise? would that have changed your view? would it be more prudent to say you have to go now? >> i think the idea of re-centering inflation and inflation expectations is not that dependent on what happens in osaka. most are downplaying what will come out of that anyway. by not cutting, now we are putting high probability on the july meeting. generally speaking i don't like that as a tactic, to say we are not going to do something, and don't worry we will go next time. i don't like that as a tactic. if you think conditions are right today, you should go today. that is one of the reasons i dissented. >> the fed has no basis to cut rates based on the data. if you say to me, should they cut rates? the answers going to be i think they have to because they have set the market up so if they didn't cut rates today we would have a tantrum. i think they have got themselves pretty well boxed in. >> we decided to l

and russia back during the summit in helsinki in 2018 and later at their meeting in osaka in june thisear, agreed about a number of specific steps, and is one of the results there was renewed counterterrorism dialogue. it took place one year ago and some rounds have already taken place. that allows for a more efficient fight against this, but for russia, the u.s., as well as community. .. >> as far as the economy. despite the sanctions as it's well-known do not benefit anyone, the trade during president trump's residing, we had continued growth from 20 million dollars that was president obama's level, now president trump as of this year have helped reach the level of 27 billion, that's around-- that means more jobs in both countries, that means more profit for producers. now, i believe that it's koorps and then the results will be mutually beneficial. we have agreed to continue to find paths in order to alleviate certain triggers in bilateral and therefore the situation with the rest of russian citizens abroad and these are situations with allegations that take part in international ev

and russia back during the summit in helsinki in 2018 and later at a meeting in osaka in june this year, have agreed about a whole number of specific steps and as one of the results, there was -- there is renewed counterterrorism dialogue. it took place one year ago and several rounds have already taken place. that allows for a more efficient fight against this scourge, but for russia, the u.s., and as well as global community, we expect that this format will remain an intensive exchange and now we have mr. john sullivan and there will be change of leadership there. he'll be taking place -- taking part in hearings in senate about his appointment to the russian federation. we know him as a very highly professional diplomat, will be happy to cooperate with him. natur naturally, we believe our ambassador to washington would also receive the same level of support. as for economy, despite the sanctions, as it is well known, do not benefit anyone, the trade during president trump's residing, we had continued growth from $20 billion that was president obama's level, now president trump as of t

the main reason we like japan is we tend to focus in the two big cities -- tokyo and osaka. still have positive fundamentals, and i mentioned earlier, the yield difference between what you can get from the gdp and japan and commercial real estate is quite attractive. it's really that ability to deliver consistent income over the near-term and midterm that makes this particular product attractive and also this market attractive. the last one i would add is japan being the third largest economy in the world and one of the largest commercial real estate markets in asia, it always is liquid. there always are plenty of buyers willing to buy assets, and we think that liquidity is also a great backstop. where are you seeing the most growth and opportunity? is it retail, is it mixed? what are you looking at? >> the primary sectors we really like our logistics. logistics is a darling in the region. not surprising. it is a darling in japan. it has been a strong performer. online penetration in japan is not as high as it is in korea and china. plenty of runway in terms of fundamentals.

to young osaka into his 2nd season advantage by a man after 4 years playing for cologne the switch to green and white in the summer of 2018 was an exciting one for the japanese forward michael vick you don't like played against bring mexico in and it was always impressed by the wonderful atmosphere at the basis that you get a real feel for the club's tradition election war and i'm very happy to be playing here it's a lot of critique of a shelf at that awful country to suckle got off to a flying start this season with 3 goals in the 1st 3 games including the spectacular home winner against outscored. sidelined for 5 games with a fine injury the 29 year old frontman marked his match day 10 return within the system against bribery fit again and completely in his element at braman and in the bundesliga double for me is definitely one of the best leagues in the world with spain right up there with the premier league. good leader for the standard of football on a level of competition to sort of. by enjoy every day and every game here. and it's great just to be part of such a stimulating env

withinteresting, we met osaka, and hen pointed out the exact date to the year that india would have more people than china. he talked about the population growth in india and the lack of growth in china. so i think there's opportunity with other nations as well. not a good answer, i apologize. >> we have time for just one more real quick question. steve, yeah? prescription drug pricing is a top three priority. [indiscernible] [inaudible] >> because it is important to folks packo. that's the bottom line i've said this before and i know i am speaking to people in this room who probably meet half of this definition, but he is a billionaire man of the people. i am neither, so i'm struck by both of those things. but he does have the ability to sort of listen to, channel, and understand what we would call ordinary americans. he understands what is important to them. he started talking more and more on the road about traffic. this is a man who has not driven himself in years and now does not drive. but he still understands it's important to folks packo -- back home. he does it because he knows

we met with president xi in ind ia, in osaka. the topic of india he came. he knew the exact eight to the year that india would have more people than china. i think they're getting close now. the lack of population growth in china. there is a lot of opportunities with other nations in addition to china. looking at the zeros flashingg at me. >> we have time for just one more real quick question. right here. yeah. >> you make it one of the top three priorities. why are prescription drugs -- [inaudible] mr. mulvaney: because it is important to folks back home, that is the bottom line. i have said this before and i know this is bizarre. he is a billionaire man of the people. i am neither. [laughter] but, he does have the ability to sort of listen to, channel, and understand what we would call ordinary americans, blue-collar americans, use whatever term you want to. he understands what is important to them. this is a man who has not driven himself in years and now drives in traffic. he still understands what is important to folks back home. i don't know how he do

then he disappeared before reappearing under a new identity that's one of the key factors here in osaka given the assassination in berlin could be similar to the poison gas attack carried out in britain on double agent script on his daughter in march 27th teen that prompted many western countries to impose sanctions on russia conservative foreign affairs expert keys effect says the german government will also need to respond so does the shadow she should have become clear that indeed russian government agencies were involved in this contract killing we must respond especially with sanctions and we need a coordinated european response as we had in the screen case for. the russian government denies any involvement in the killing and this so far refusing to cooperate in the investigation. typhoon has moved away from the philippines and weakened into a tropical storm leaving behind at least 11 people dead cleanup efforts repair work is on the way so half a 1000000 residents were driven from their homes by the tide more than 500 flights were canceled at manila international airport authoriti

. >> we have the g20 meeting this weekend in osaka. they will be sitting down and talking.what happens there? what if there is a surprise? with that change your view. would it be more prudent to wait and say you don't have to go now? >> the idea of re-centering inflation and inflation expectations is not dependent on what happens in osaka. most are downplaying what will come out of that. by not cutting, were putting high probability on the july meeting. i don't like that as a tactic, to say we will not do something this time, but don't worry, we will go next time. if you think the conditions are right today, you should go today. >> the fed has no basis to cut rates based on the economic data. if you say should they cut rates? the answer is i think they have to because they have set the market up that if they did not cut rates today, we would have a tantrum, so i think they have themselves boxed in. >> we decided to lower the target for the federal funds rate to 2.25%. economyook for the u.s. remains favorable, and this is designed to support that outlook. we see it as a mid

we met with president xi in india -- excuse me in osaka. , the topic of india came up. he knew the exact eight to the year that india would have more people than china. i think they're getting close now. he talked about the population growth in india and the lack of population growth in china. so i think there is a lot of opportunities with other nations as well in addition to china. ,i am looking at the zeros flashing at me. paul: yes we have time for just , one more real quick question. do i see one right here? yeah. let's get one right here. prescription drug prices, you make it one of the top three priorities. why are prescription drugs -- mr. mulvaney: because it is important to folks back home, . that is the bottom line. if it is important to ordinary americans, it is important to the president. i have said this before, and i know this is bizarre. but he is a billionaire man of the people. bym neither, so i am stunned both of those things. [laughter] mr. mulvaney: but he does have the ability to sort of listen to, channel, and understand what we would call ordinar

possibility of how to following up on the discussion that our presidents held in helsinki and recently in osaka. secretary pompeo: there will be in the not-too-distant future significant announcement about economic efforts between our two countries. we hope to do that before too terribly long. russian and television radio and broadcasting company. during your recent interview you said president trump asked you to work on improving business relations between the two countries. at the same time, as we know, the u.s. has imposed sanctions on a number of sectors of the economy. how are you going to improve according toship sanctions? ask, underld like to what conditions can the sanctions be canceled? considering that mass expulsion of diplomats that took place a few years ago, it is harder to work for consular departments of both countries in both the russia and u.s., and now the issuing of visas is in trouble, and official delegations have to discuss this issue and reveal the work of consulates. is the u.s. going to return russian diplomatic property, and on what terms does it depend? thank you so

digits for sendai at about 9 degrees there tokyo at about 14 and also very chilly down here towards osaka with attempt a few of about 9 we do expect to see a lot of that snow continuing as we go towards wednesday as well but over here towards the korean peninsula is going to be quite cold we are looking at pyongyang at 2 and so even though the sun is going to be out a temperature few a 4 degrees there well here across much of china not looking too bad a lot of sun across much of the area but we do have that northerly wind keeping most of those cities cool shanghai you'll be seeing about 10 degrees here on tuesday hong kong at 20 but it is the philippines we are going to be watching very closely as a thai food is going to be crossing this area over the next 72 hours we do expect to see anywhere between $300.00 and possibly up to $400.00 millimeters of rain as the storm crosses the central areas and from manila that means we do expect see widespread flooding in the city expression in those low lying areas so flood watches and warnings are out as well as evacuations as well as by the time we

snow to the north a lot of rain starts to develop here across much of japan as we go towards tuesday osaka it is going to be a chilly day and a wet day few with the temperature there about 13 degrees well not too bad here across china we're going to be seeing more clouds though develop up towards to north so for shanghai your temperatures have come up we're going to expect to see about $21.00 degrees there as we go towards monday but it will be coming down with the rain in the forecast often and we do think with the tempter of 16 on coming though it is going to be a cloudy day and $25.00 degrees for you and then very quickly over here towards india it is going to continue to rain across much of the south you can see all the rain showers pushing up towards chennai as well as bengaluru for colombo the rain is going to continue as well we could be seeing a cloudy and rainy day there at $31.00 but for new delhi it is going to be a little cooler with a temperature of $1000.00 degrees for you. our planet is warming as never before with profound consequences for all life on earth but the world's

there but as we go towards saturday really not going to get any higher than about 6 degrees for you osaka at 9 but up toward sapporo it is barely going to get above freezing overnight hours you will be below freezing so expect to see snow in your forecast as well well cross much of china not talking too much about the rain most of the rain is going to be out here towards the east for child one though you can be seeing some very heavy rain too this is the remnants of a system that was beginning to develop it really has been dying down you can see a little bit of circulation out there just towards the southeast heavy rain for taipei with a touch of 18 but by the time we get towards saturday improving conditions but temperatures are coming down to about 17 degrees there and then very quickly across more parts of the philippines we are looking at some better conditions a lot of heavy rain earlier in the week but now we're going to be seeing a lot of drying out on manila with the terms of $29.00 on friday and better conditions as we go towards saturday. kenyan journalists are in pursuit of pre

switching over to rain with attempt a few afford agrees tokyo at 14 a very heavy rain in your forecast and osaka 15 degrees on monday dropping down to about 9 degrees as we go towards tuesday and also very chilly across the korean peninsula where we could be seeing seoul at 40 degrees but plenty of sun in the forecast well for shanghai i do expect to see a temptress coming down as well here on monday a lot of sun in the forecast but always saying about 10 degrees for you there by the time we get to tuesday still very sunny but also coming down slightly to about 9 for hong kong though you're also going to be seeing a drop in temperature we do expect to see 20 degrees as your forecast high on tuesday and then here across the philippines it is a typhoon that is going to be making landfall here on monday evening the system is strengthening and over the next few days we do expect to see some very heavy rain in terms of flooding 300 millimeters or more could be seen across much of the area and landslides and mudslides could be possible. our planet is warming as never before with profound consequences

parts of japan over the next few days for tokyo it's going to be a gloomy day at about 11 degrees osaka it is going to be a wet day with about the same temperature there well we do expect to see more rain in the forecast here across the southern part of china over the next few days that's going to bring the temperatures down as well for hong kong expect the rain to stay from sunday as well as into monday and also here towards taiwan we do expect to see some more rain in your forecast as well attempts are there of $23.00 up toward shanghai it is going to be clouds in your forecast we do expect to see attempts there of about 11 and then for the philippines better weather of course after the typhoon has moved through and that is going to continue over the next few days they need that dry weather up towards middle it is going to be a partly cloudy day with a temperature of 32 degrees. she chips strong man is ruling with an eye and faced and the silence from his allies is deafening the us was perfectly happy to trade off the march for sea for security while western leaders turning a blind ey

at the same time, we don't have to go very far back in history to osaka over the summer or on a series- or but osiris -- or buenos aries to remember what trade agreements between the china and the u.s. are breaking down, so i think there's going to be a lot of attention to the details on this one. what is the schedule, if any, for further rollback on u.s. tariffs? what numerical commitment is china going to make in terms of agricultural purchases? these are some of the big questions. vonnie: will we get answers to them? it seems likely market is baking and we'vetimism, moved on. we are talking about phase i being done when really, it is not quite clear that it is done. tom: right. i think the expectation heading up to december 15 was that that final tariff round was going to be so damaging for the united states by hitting the whole consumer electronics space that the u.s. just wouldn't go through with it. that expectation was fulfilled, so in a sense, we are on track with what the market expected. when are we going to get the details? ustr robert lighthizer is talking about the 86 page

open before falling to japan's naomi osaka, which gave us the best moment in sportsmanship. >> so, thei moment of coming together, hugging it out, that's what our country needs. ♪ >> simone biles gets the best bling, racking up the most world medals ever won by a female gymnast. >> she's simone biles' height right now. >> the great elliott kachogi in unofficially broke the legendry two-hour barrier for the marathon. but in chicago bridget koske crushed a longstanding women's record for 26.2 miles. >> two hours and 14 minutes. that's how long it takes me to eat brunch, you know, at a good place. >> i would like to take the car to the finish line and then just show up there and go -- [ breathing heavily ] -- and then collapse at the reporters' feet. >> if you weren't paying attention to sports, well, no problem. there were plenty of other entertainment options out there. in an astonishing year of television, all you had to do was figure out what to watch in the box of wonders. worst goodbye in all seven kingdoms. "game of thrones" sent its last dragon flying off. the series was a roaring

improve it and following up on the discussion our president had in helsinki and hadrecently again in osaka . >> i think there will be in the not-too-distant future significant announcements about economic efforts between our two countries and we hope to be able to do that before too terribly long . >> mister lavrov. >> did president trump ask you to work on improving business relations to the two countries ? at the same time, as we know, the us has imposed sanctions on the number of sectors of the economy. and how are you going to improve this relationship according to sanctions? also, i'd like to ask under what conditions can be sanctions be canceled? >> considering that mass expulsion of diplomats place a few years ago, it is apparent that it's harder to work for a consular departments of both countries , both in russia and the us. we know issuing visas is in trouble. it also the official delegations, have you discussed this issue yet and do you plan to reveal the work of the consulates? >> is the us going to return russian diplomatic property and what terms? thank you so much. >> now, a

hours about mums and how it was started by japanese from sf's former sit ter city of -- sister city of osaka and how he worked his way up as right-hand man and all his relationship with the community members in japan town past and present and how he fought to preserve the dignity of his business despite three changes in ownership of the building to which they pay rent. mums means so much to our community. it is our decade's old lasting hub and whenever i go there there's always someone that i see. there's always someone that i know. it has been a pleasure getting to know more about the history of a business that is older than myself and there isn't a business i can more recommend to the legacy business program. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening president adams, commissioners and staff members. i'm julie steinberg and the executive director of community music center and so pleased to stand before you today to ask for your support of our legacy business registry application and the applications of our fellow applicants and long-standing business who's are making an

. >> in tennis, the reigning queen rocked while 15-year-old coco goff before falling to naomi osaka.her, hugging it out. that's what our country needs. ♪ ♪ >> simone biles gets the best bling racking up the most world medals ever won by a female gymnast. >> in five months she's simone biles' height right now. >> elliott won the marathon in a highly orchestrated demonstration and bridget kosgy crushed a long-standing women's record. >> 2:14, that's how long it takes me to eat brunch at a good place, table service and stuff. >> i'd like to take a car to the finish line and then just show up there and go -- [ breathing heavily ] >> and then collapse at the reporters' feet. >> if you were aren't pay attention to sports, well, no problem. there were plenty of other entertainment options out there, in an astonishing year of television. all you had to do was figure out what to watch in the box of wonders. ♪ >> worst good-bye in all seven kingdoms. "game of thrones" sent its last dragon fliefing off. the series was a roaring success from the start, but the end -- >> be with me. >> the final

really closely, and as i was born and raised in japan, and also i went to architecture school in osaka and i immigrated here. it has been more than a decade and so i provided my culture and provision views -- point of views to advise the department staff for this design guideline and i support this document. also i have provided -- i reviewed the documents and i provided my comments. sorry, also they corrected some of the interpretations of japanese design and the technology i really appreciate the planning department. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? come on up. >> thank you, commissioners. my name is karen and i have been a member of the land-use committee from the time we were working on a different one. seeing the design guidelines come to fruition or at least partially so is really very gratifying and so this is thanks to the planning staff. i can only echo and say this is remarkable. we found out on october 29th that we had until the end of this year, and actually until today to prepare and finalize these documents. and without the excellent and superlative work

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were the other leaders talking about the president but from my reporting in the past at the g20 in osaka, there were similar moments where they were gathered and we saw pictures and in fact they were talking about the president who has usually been prompt to things at the white house but seems to be coming to these grand summits always late and maybe showing his dominance of the events by keeping everyone waiting. but also, this impeachment hearing. the fascinating testimony to my mind, to hear these law professors, professor feldman and karlan and gerhardt in particular talking about why they think this is, if gerhardt said, if this is not impeachable, nothing else, explaining that high crimes and misdemeanors as defined by our founders and bribery, for instance, is not bribery as you would conventionally think of it, and the fact that the aid eventually got to ukraine doesn't matter because it is bribery nonetheless, the solicitation is by definition a bribe that was solicited. they seem to be not only agreeing but really explaining it as professor johnson was saying, really explaining

this reminds me historically of the trial osaka it is. you know, when he got convicted by the jury of 500 people, why? because he was arrogant. want to try donald trump for being arrogant? fine, i am sure you have a lot of republicans but with you on that. he has a lot to be arrogant about, but that is not a crime. it is not a high crime for sure, it is certainly not a misdemeanor. it is bothersome to people, some people like it, but that is not what impeachment is supposed to be about, and to have had a trial, what you hear say, gossip monitoring witnesses there were, come into a star chamber and secreted testimony so people can't see them, can't hear them, but we have adam schiff putting together in a big report and we received a report, with not much time to review it but that is all we need. we don't even get to hear from the prepare of the report, i get to cross examine him. this is a stolen ask tight proceeding. that is the way it worked under stolen. you did not get defined it with a fact witness is because usually there were not a

this reminds me historically of the trial osaka it is. you know, when he got convicted by the jury of 500 people, why? because he was arrogant. want to try donald trump for being arrogant? fine, i am sure you have a lot of republicans but with you on that. he has a lot to be arrogant about, but that is not a crime. it is not a high crime for sure, it is certainly not a misdemeanor. it is bothersome to people, some people like it, but that is not what impeachment is supposed to be about, and to have had a trial, what you hear say, gossip monitoring witnesses there were, come into a star chamber and secreted testimony so people can't see them, can't hear them, but we have adam schiff putting together in a big report and we received a report, with not much time to review it but that is all we need. we don't even get to hear from the prepare of the report, i get to cross examine him. this is a stolen ask tight proceeding. that is the way it worked under stolen. you did not get defined it with a fact witness is because usually there were not a

our tokyo office wasn't enough to service the business in japan so we opened in osaka.undaries >> not good to look quarter to quarter. do you feel like you get enough slack from your investors at this point to actually have that sort of leeway >> yes, this is our second earnings as a public company until yesterday people had one point, now they have two so you can start to draw a line but i think it's going to take awhile for people to understand the story. we spent a lot of time with the analyst community. we have great institutional holders. i think it's going to be another four, five, six quarters before people understand the trajectory >> business growing at 60% year over year, that's incredible pardon me, revenue growing of 0% goldman has you at neutral credit suisse at neutral price target above where you are now. there is a healthy dose of skepticism i suspect it has a lot to do with your competition with microsoft. how are you addressing that threat >> that's what we need to spend time on, and the thing i want to spend the least time on. there's the team, organi