the theme park opened its doors monday to osaka residents holding annual passes. visitors are required to wear

the theme park opened its doors monday to osaka residents holding annual passes. visitors are required to wear masks and undergo temperature checks. >> translator: i spent all of the past three months at home so i would be able to come here. >> starting next week, universal studios will lift entry restrictions on residents of five prefectures arounund osaka. people frorom outside of the region will have to wait a bit longer until they're allowed to visit. >>> turning to the latest data on the pandemic in japan, officials have reported 18 new cases so far on monday, bringing the nationwide total to 17,220. the death toll stands at 919. >>> the japanese government boosted its plan for the pandemic. it is worth almost $291 billion. the allowance includes about $27 billion to develop drug treatments and pay bonuses to medical workers. $18.5 billion is allotted to subsidized rents for businesses that are suffering. another $4.1 billion will help firms pay some layoff benefits to employees. the package was submitted to the diet on monday. it includes $106 billion to str

the theme park opened its doors on monday to osaka residents holding annual passes. visitors are required to wear masks and undergo temperature checks. >> i spent all of the past three months constantly at home, so i built up a lot of stress. i'm here to let it all out. >> starting next week, universal studios will lift entntry restrictions on residents of five prefectures around osaka. people from outside the region willll have to waitt a bit long until they are allowed to visit. >>> turning to the latest on the pandemic in japan, officials reported 21 new cases on monday, bringing the nationwide total to 17,223. the death toll stands at 919. >>> an outcome of the coronavirus pandemic has been rethinking of japan's work culture. many firms plan to continue with teleworking though the state of emergency was lifted but with people not filing into offices, what to do with empty or near empty work spaces has become an issue. >> translator: our staff switched completely to remote work so few people are coming in. it is a waste of space. >> reporter: this company has an o

a district court in osaka ruled that the ministry's actions were illegal and malicious.awarded the plaintiff more than $3,000 in damages. the former head of the school operator had separately been found guilty of defrauding the government. no government officials have been charged. >>> thailand's tourism industry is trying to get back on track in a new coronavirus world. the sector represents a hefty 20% of the country's gdp, so it's important for operators to find new ways to do business. nhk world reports. >> reporter: this famous white sand beach is welcoming domestic tourists again. it was closed for nearly three months as a coronavirus prevention measure. people are eager for an escape after staying home for s so lon. >> translator: the number of new infections is low. i feel safer taking my kid on a vacation. >> reporter: hotels have new services that emphasize safety and hygiene. rooms at these resorts are fully booked on weekends. one is direct delivery from some of the best local restaurants. staff take special care with food presentation and serve the meals on

busy commercial district of tokyo it follows mass anti-racism demonstrations in the capital and in osakalast week in france riot police have fired tear gas to disperse a largely peaceful protest against racism and police brutality. thousands of people defied a ban to join the march in central paris on saturday the rally was held by supporters of out of his a french black man who died in police custody in 2016 under unclear circumstances no one's been charged despite multiple autopsies public anger in france has grown after the death of george boyd in the us and complaints against offices accused of using excessive force against immigrants. personally i've never had a bad experience with the police but i'm not going to lie to you yes i'm scared of the police i don't want to put a police officers in the same camp there are good police officers but the problem today is that there are too many bad ones so of course as a person of color when i walk in front of the police i feel bad i'm scared and above all when you see the videos you think to yourself that could happen to me. meanwhile french

space and time to finish until i was in the 2nd half braman briefly showed a sign of life you you know osaka getting one back just before the hour mark goals have been in short supply for braman all season as the japanese striker scored just his 6th. but raymond's defense was brittle and 5 minutes from time keeper u.t. pawlenty goal was beaten for a 3rd time a 31 victory for mines sealed by eddie mills son friend and is. braman have one more chance to save their season if other results go their way next week well minds can celebrate survival. you're watching. all the latest on our website. don't forget to follow us on instagram and twitter i'm claire richardson thanks for watching. everyone. from the french border town of shooting for france 24 and i'm linda crane for him standing on the sidewalk alongside the french main street. right from the france germany border. closing the french german border. grand reopening what will it take to restore economic health in europe. in 60 minutes.

protesters took to the streets in asia as well around a 1000 people marched in the japanese city of osaka. belgium's capital brussels also saw thousands of people take part in a protest yet another manifestation of the extraordinary support around the world for black lives matter. and now to other stories making news around the world heavy rain has triggered flash flooding in the lumbar the region of northern it's a. serious damage in some areas and several families had to be evacuated near the city of. landslides cut off a main regional wrote. at least one person has been killed in southern pakistan after a 5 story residential building collapsed in karate she's 40 people were living in the building which was being evacuated when it collapsed at least 5 people have been taken to hospital with injuries. british media reports the u.s. has officially requested britain hand over prince andrew to be questions about to be questioned about his legs to the late billionaire geoffrey abstain the department of justice has reportedly told the u.k. that the duke of york is now part of a criminal inves

protesters took to the streets in asia as well around a 1000 people marched in the japanese city of osaka. my god belgium's capital brussels also saw thousands of people take part in a protest yet another manifestation of the extraordinary support around the world for black lives matter. in washington i was present i'm going to lead the country given what has happened in the last 2 weeks. well he hasn't exercised much leadership in the last 2 weeks since this is going on here and since this country has gone through a through a lot of pain and somebody some call it actually a crisis he has displayed a law and order and tough guy approach to it all and seems to be missing actually what is really going on in the country calling for a regular army or suggesting that he might call the regular armed forces against his own people against americans who protest. doesn't sit really well with the majority probably of americans right now on that i mean there are 80 percent of americans. regard in a new poll by the new york times that say the country is out of control so the president is not really su

marched in the japanese city of osaka. live. belgium's capital brussels also saw thousands of people take part in a protest yet another manifestation of the extraordinary support around the world for black lives matter. our correspondent terry scholz sent us this assessment of the protests from brussels the scene of one of the major anti-racism demonstrations in europe many thousands of people turned out here in brussels today people of all races all it's in this it is all colors all ages many people carried signs saying i can't breathe the dying words of george floyd in the united states there were children carrying signs saying i want to grow up in a world without racism activists hope that the broad support shown by the city of brussels and by the citizens of all communities may just be enough pressure to address the issues that they believe have to change that there is an issue of police brutality in belgium but the small protests that come for example after the killing of a 19 year old man in april in a police chase certain

likewise tennis star and i only osaka tweeted just because it isn't happening to you doesn't mean it isn't happening at school over the pond is legal weekend and warm by shock because american style western mckenney displayed a makeshift justice for george message jaden sanchez 1st goal for dortmund on sunday led to him showing off a hand schooled message supporting the protests and then came a yellow card for removing his shirts while celebrating as per the rules. moroccan ash rafa kimi also scored for dortmund and also showed his support. bloodbaths french forward markers to round scored before taking a knee to ram invokes the actions of american football quarterback colin capen ik who was both praised and criticized in 2016 for kneeling during the u.s. national anthem before games a silent protest against police brutality against african-americans across the country tennis player coco golf said any tweets that police brutality has continued almost unabated since cake mix protest michael jordan offered a public statement saying he stands with those who are calling out to the ingrai

we are seeing osaka futures higher by 90 points at the moment.utures also reflecting that modest positivity. watch out for gold stocks as they resume trading as we get global gold stocks trading at the highest level in three months. new zealand coming back from the long weekend, just about half a percent at the moment. that index is going for five ever the past successions. shery: let's get started with the top story. president trump demanding a crackdown on protests that continue to rock cities across the united states. berating governors for their week approach to violence and spurning calls for more conciliatory tone. pres. trump: you have to dominate. if you don't dominate, you are wasting your time. they will run over you and you will look like a bunch of jerks. you have to dominate. and, you have to arrest people and you have to try people. they have to go to jail for long periods of time. haidi: emily wilkins joining us from washington. shery: president trump really is not backing down and we are hearing we could see some remarks tonight.

. >> one person that could benefit from the device lives in osaka and loves the outdoors.ecently she has been held up by arthritis in her knees. and she has been telling her companions to go on ahead without her. she was able to try the new wearable robot. the change was immediate. >> it feels like i have the support helping me. >> she set out on the trail with a renewed sense of confidence. there was a big challenge at the end. the 400 steps promise to be a test. especially with tabitha's knee pain. it usually makes her take one step at a time. but not today. >> i could lift my legs without a struggle. >> going forward, we hope to make more wearable devices that can help regular people in their daily lives. wearable robots are helping people with their legs and hearts. >> the tool that we saw in the video was a trial but the company has teamed up with a travel agency to launch scheduled walking tours featuring the powered gear starting this month. next we move on to innovation in displays for mobile devices and how they are improving the way people interact with and perce

highs may reach the 30s once again in osaka and fukuoka on sunday. people in the central u.s. facing severe weather overnight thursday as a cold front passes through the midwest all the way down to the plains, severe thunderstorms can develop and produce heavy rain and damaging winds. ahead of the storm, southern winds will create heat across the eastern u.s. well above average temperatures are expected in ottawa and boston. the highs will be 32 degrees on friday which is about 10 degrees warmer than usual. meanwhile in the west, much cooler conditions are expected on friday. the high will be only 20 degrees in denver and 21 in winnipeg. that's all for now. stay safe and have a nice weekend. ♪ >>> thank you for staying with us on this edition of nhk newsline. we'll be back with more. ♪ >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." i'm marie yanaka. what do you look for when you buy clothes or footwear? some people focus on functionality and the price tag. others consider the design. and then there are those who base their decision on the brand name. today, we'll be looking at how compan

rain and winds will be in osaka as we go to saturday and showers spread into tokyo on saturday.emperatures may reach 30 degrees in some places so you should watch out for heat stroke as well. the rainy season front has also produced downpours in south and eastern china since the earlier part of the week. firefighters were called to rescue people trapped in floods. in east china, some cities had over 100 millimeters of rain by wednesday. people were adviseded too f fine shelter as more rain is expected this weekend. the rain band will linger across the basin through the korean peninsula bringing heavy downpours over the next couple of days. at the same time, there is a tropical depression over the philippines. as the storm system moves north over the south china sea, it's likely to intensify into a tropical storm by saturday. it could affect hong kong this weekend. sunny and hot weather will persist but showers increase in the area as we go into sunday. that's all for now. stay safe and have a nice weekend. ♪ ♪ >>> and that's nhk "newsline" for this hour. i'm yamamoto miki in tok

why he was basically building concentration camps and change on and a g 20 meeting in osaka in june 2019the meeting in osaka bolton writes quote, trump said that she should go ahead with building the camps adding that it was exactly the right thing to do beijing routinely defends its network of so-called re-education camps arguing they're necessary to combat violent extremism. on 6/9/2019 more than a million people in hong kong march through the streets. >>protesting against a proposed law that would allow suspected criminals to be extradited to mainland china. 3 days later, bolton claims trump told him. >>i don't want to get involved. we have human rights problems to finally during trade negotiations with she in a circle last june. bolton alleges that trump turned the conversation to the coming us presidential election. alluding to china's economic capability and pleading with xi to ensure he'd win. >>to the increased chinese purchase of us soybeans and wheat. that account now rejected by a top white house official. >>absolutely and we never happened. i was there no recollection of that

it will not be cool. 26 in osaka, but we could have localized flooding. ♪ lauren: a reminder of the top on "al jazeera." god for giving me my own personal superman. lauren: a funeral has been held for the man whose death gave rise to an international movement against racism and police brutality. a private service for george floyd was held in houston, the city where he grew up. floydneral procession for is now at a cemetery where he will be laid to rest next to his mother. burundi's president pierre nkurunziza has died at the age of 55. the government statement says he died of a heart attack on monday. of adays after the statue slaveowner was ripped from the plinth in bristol, another has been carefully moved from london. they are trying to get rid of symbols that reveal racism of the past. take it down, take it down. must fall, take him down, put him in a museum. in oxford, anger that this statue has rekindled, looking his settledfacade, roads, a symbol from an imperial age >> is a bastion of white supremacy and racism. take it down. reporter: he believed in the primacy of the anglo-sax

today anger at police brutality spread across the globe protests in rome, madrid, osaka, japan in dorkman, germany, soccer players take a knee in london, protesters gathered near the u.s. embassy. nbc's sara harmon is there talking to demonstrators. >> we need to dismantle the system and rebuild it. >> reporter: this, as new, shocking incidents involving police come to life. including this alarming video out of fairfax, virginia. it shows a polic officer on friday tasing an african-american man. >> roll over, roll over. >> help! >> striking him in the head the officer now faces three charges of assault. and in alameda, california, another controversial takedown. police release this video of an arrest in late may four officers responded to a call of a man dancing on the street the incident now under investigation. but for protesters this weekend, investigations are not enough [ flashbangs ] overnight in seattle flashbangs and pepper spray fired after police say several officers were injured by improvised explosives police dispersed protesters in portland in new york protest interrupted whe

were being overrun and just a further 3 minutes later braman made it 5 mil from osaka oh that's how you fight for survival suddenly the 2nd worst attack in the league couldn't stop scoring columns defense receiving a hammering. on the sloppy back pass from russia and able to cologne to avoid total embarrassment. dominate texas in the 62nd blues. braman one going to let things get close regardless of what happened to distil golf and bodying britain's efforts russia battles to setup josh sodje. 61 bream and what was this all season even cloudy all pizarro got involved racing across in his very last bundesliga league outing at 41 years young. meanwhile deciduous was finally showing signs of going dizzy life. with a string of chilled says fails he gets rings. by now just a little fit shot themselves in the foot fall too severely. scrambled for that secret plan. emblematic of a squad proving themselves not to be up to festive snuff deciduous looked stunned when ian stood and final go this time see him and adds and now he the score a. loser of a slow was put into 10 things around with to sadd

osaka and fukuoka in the later part of the day on tuesday, in the meantime, the rain will become heavier in tokyo and shizuoka overnight tuesday into wednesday. further to the west, the same storm system is producing stormy weather in the korean peninsula, over 250 millimeters of rain has fallen, on top of that 300 millimeters of additional rainfall is expected with gusts of 90 kilometers per hour in parts of south korea. on the tail of the front, heavy rain will continue to fall in central and eastern china. floods have already affected chongqing. heavy rain will persist in chongqing with high of 31 degrees. seoul may see stormy weather as well. 22 degrees on tuesday. that's it for now. stay safe and have a nice day. >> thahat's all for this hour. thank you for staying with us on nhk "newsline." >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." japan's professional baseball season is just under way now. almost three months behind schedule due to the coronavirus outbreak. but the hugely popular sport has resumed games without spectators. according to a study conducted by sports marketing agency, nearl

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brains attack look like a well oiled machine lash it's a town sergeant is attempt was pushed out to osaka. a textbook striker played all south pole was ready for the rebound. where has this been for the last month. and suddenly braman couldn't stop scoring take a class on popped up again this time with the peach of a finish to make it seem like. wonderful skill and pure allision from the dutchman is. this came despite him playing in a different role than usual. and after that outpouring of goals the 2nd half brought a literal downpour. if anything it made things worse for the home side who failed to control the match and even the ball. for bream and it was a chance for everyone to find their shooting boots maximillian and it's time got his 1st of the season to make it born on the hour mark. better born ben bucked the trend by getting on the scoresheet themselves abdel-hamid so levy making it for one and suddenly the sun started shining again. the hosts showed plenty of fight and grit but had little more to offer apart from a little roughness. the match saw a total of 9 yellow cards 6 of w

central japan railway then plans to extend the line to osaka.he abe administration itself has endorsed the project, which will connect the two of the country's biggest cities, both boasting major tourism and economic power. but to get there, the train will have to pass through shizuoka prefecture. >> translator: i'm not against the maglev train. the maglev project is a national priority, but environmental conservation is also a national priority. we have to think about how we can balance the two. >> reporter: construction on the project began four years ago, but there's been no progress on about 9 kilometers of track running through shizuoka prefecture. the railway company says it will need to excavate under a river to build a tunnel, but people who live and work nearby are worried. they say water will leak into the tunnel, reducing access to the important resource for nearby homes, factories and farms. >> translator: the river supports 600,000 local residents and they have been struggling with a string of droughts in recent years. >> reporter:

announced on tuesday antibodies were indicated in 0.1% of people tested in tokyo, 0.17 percent in osakand 0.03% in miyagi. those figures are higher than the rates of confirmed infections. as of the end of may, tthe perercentage e of people whoho positive ffor the virus in toky was 0.038. ministry officials says the data shows most of the population in japan does not have coronavirus antibo antibodies. one expert says it means p peo need to continue taking preventive measures such as social distancing and wearing face masks. >> translator: in a sense, the measures to contain the spread of the virus have been effective. on the other hand, it means many pepeople have yet to contract t virus. we must realize, if there are further surges of infections, the virus may spread in the same way it did in the first wave. >>> tokyo officials reported 27 confirmed infections on tuesday. the daiily tally had topped 40 for two days in a row. >>> the bank of japan corporate financing from 75 to 110 trillion yen. the money will back a program under which banks offer interest free loans to small and mediu

osaka 25 and rainy conditions expected as you go down towards fukuoka.ooler weather expected for the north part of japan. for the rest of asia, temperatures quite hot for taiwan. maximum of 37 degrees, showers expected across the central and southern parts of china. so, please do be careful of flooding along the coastal cities. for australia, slightly dryer conditions following the frontal system but coming in towards south western part of australia but temperatures dropping significantly towards the coast and as you move toward the east as well, do expect a majority of it to be cooler. also affects parts of new zealand as the northern islands could be rainy. temperatures will drop to about 13 degrees. melbourne, sydney, basically across australia look out for damage to your property such as flowers being caught in cold weather and animals affected. that is all for the weather. take care. ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thank you very much for staying with us. ♪ >>> welcome to newsline in depth. i'm yanaka marie. the coronavirus pand

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likewise, naomi osaka tweeted "just because it is not happening to you doesn't mean it isn't happeningall." over the bundesliga begin, -- weekend, an armband displayed a makeshift justice for george message. sancho's first goal for dortmund on sunday led to him showing up a hand scrawled message supporting the protests. then came a yellow card for removing his shirt while celebrating, as per the rules. a moroccan also scored for dortmund and also showed his support. a french forward scored before taking any. he invoked -- aknee. -- ak knee . he invoked the actions of colin kaepernick, who kneeled doing the national anthem before games, against police brutality against african-americans. tennis player coco gauff said in a tweet that police we tally has continued almost -- brutality has continued almost unabated. michael jordan offered a public statement, saying he stands with those who are calling out the ingrained racism and violence towards people of color in the u.s. we, he says, have had enough. jordan rarely spoke of anything but sports during his career, but things have changed in

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anger at police brutality spread across the globe protests in rome, madrid and in osaka, japan in courtman, germany, soccer players take a knee. and in london, protesters gathered near the embassy. our reporter is there talking to demonstrators. >> we need to dismantle the system and rebuild it. >> reporter: this as new, shocking incidents involving police come to light, include thing alarming video out of fairfax, virginia, it shows a police officer on friday tasing an african-american man. >> roll over, roll over. >> reporter: striking him in the head the officer now faces three charges of assault and in alameda, california, another controversial takedown police released this video of an arrest in late may >> i can stand up myself >> reporter: as four officers responded to a call of a man dancing in the street. the incident now under investigation. but for protesters this weekend, investigations are not enough. in seattle, flash bangs and pepper spray fired after police say several officers were injured by improvised explosives and police disbursed protesters in portland. in new york, pr

open champion sloane stephens and 2 time grand slam champion and iommi osaka they urge those watching to educate don't eat speak out most importantly love all with the hash tag tennis for equality. and speaking of famous stars many names over the years have occupied the forbes list of the highest paid athletes in the world but one athlete climbed his way to the top really more sort of his way to the top in the latest edition of the world ranking swiss tennis star roger federer knocked off christiana rinaldo and lionel messi for the top spot in the highest paid athlete in the world world number 4 is the 1st tennis player to grace the top spot since the ranking started a 1990. federer's estimate have earned $106300000.00 over the past year the men's record for a great time grand slam title single title made the most of his money from georgians and appearances on all their messy though they now set to 3 not too bad while only 2 women i am your stock answer in a williams made the top 100 pretty incredible all right thank you for that regina and you don't go anywhere we'll be back at 7 pm

open champion sloane stephens and 2 time grand slam champion iommi osaka joined in they urge those who are watching to educate dhoni speak out and most importantly love all with the hash tag tennis for equality and it's great to see athletes manila using their platform for good you see a lot of athletes being told just you know stick to sports don't comment you know you seem to tennis players right here actually doing some good with the platform that they have absolutely i mean they have a huge viewing audience so raising awareness exactly what they're going to see. right regina and thank you for that update and don't go anywhere because we're back at 3 pm with a lot more news for you we will talk to rock legend roger waters about the global unrest over the killing of george floyd then our friend rick sanchez will join to discuss how officers went from being the friendly neighborhood cop part of the community into morphing into this militarized police that you are now seeing on your t.v. screens going to talk about all that and more a lot of hot stuff in 30 minutes so that's it for now

last week there was a protest in osaka attended by maybe a thousand people, and also another protest000 people. it is going very well. i am hearing about protest coming up. it is picking up momentum. that is great. tell us more about the extent of racism in japan? we have seen so many countries around the world in the wa ke countries around the world in the wake of what happened in minneapolis, country really examining their consciences and talking about how they treat race is an issue. —— countries examining their consciences. what is the state injapan? their consciences. what is the state in japan? i think many japanese people don't realise why black lives matter is really an issue here because i think many japanese view this as a homogenous country, which it is. but there is a long history of racism in japan it is. but there is a long history of racism injapan added dates back to when japan of racism injapan added dates back to whenjapan was of racism injapan added dates back to when japan was first of racism injapan added dates back to whenjapan was first opened up to the west. —

busy commercial district of tokyo it follows mass anti-racism demonstrations in the capital and in osaka last week. still ahead on al-jazeera using ancient methods to fight a modern pandemic we have an ecuadorian indigenous communities story of success and no cough and no barry own wife and a popular kenyan musician to drastic measures setting off a violent confrontation with mates. hello they're still trying to write in the for call circle central and southern areas of china if you see the clouds here in the last year as it had a little bit of a break across the southeast but many provinces all still really dealing with some tremendous flooding a look at the damage that is being done of course these floodwaters a raging on the pick up the vehicles and what is left behind is a huge mass of course lots of debris lots of mud as well nichols' mudslides landslides continue to be a danger more of the same really on monday most this ranges stay to the east of japan and it's a warm start of the week on monday 33 in tokyo 30 across into a saka damages in seoul at about 28 degrees celsius again s

appearances are now though and messi said it's still a comfortable 2nd. 3rd respectively and only 2 women i osaka and serena williams made the top 100. to a sport with a much larger ball spaceballs than played s.k.y. burns look to extend their win streak when they headed to show one south korea to face off against illegal leading n.z. dynamos top of the 1st with the fans in the stands wyverns left feeling young human with a deep r.b.i. salable left field that want to score former major leaguer jamie roman as cap one to nothing later in the 3rd baseman choi young on the his 12 pitch at bat hit a 21 double it goes high to right center field and dropped wyverns with a 3 nothing leave it on the 2nd inning is a little bit more of the same but as you dial the time get on the board off a solo homer to left field by kwan he dong though the visitors they still have a $31.00 lead in the cardboard fans are pretty quiet the 4th but they should be 3 run double the center field gap off the back of roma bat of rome how can the visitors still maintain a heavy lead sticks to one this time and the bats are not goi

open champion sloane stephens and 2 time grand slam champion iommi osaka there are those watching to educate donate speak out and most importantly love all with the hash tag tennis for equality. from us for the green ball to a sport with a white one 7th plate s.-k. of wyverns look to extend their win streak when they headed down to south korea to face off against the league a leading n c o's top of the 1st with some fans in the stands wyverns left fielder young with a deep r.b.i. single to left field that will score former major leaguer jimmy s.k. up one to nothing later in the inning 3rd base enjoy young on the 12th pitch of bat for him he had the 2 run double and you go the hydrates interview and drops wyverns with a 3 nothing leave bottom of the 2nd it could be another one and he died of the finally get on the board off a solo or to lie feel like one he dong wire and are still waiting though $3.00 to $1.00 they're trying to go at it covered fans are pretty quiet in the type of work that they should be if they can talk through and double it in center field gap off the bat of rome a

he wrote this, at the opening dinner of the osaka g20 meeting in june of 2019 with only interpreters present xi had explained to trump why he was basically building concentration camps. according to our interpreter xi should go ahead with building the camps which is what trump thought was exactly the right thing to do. here we have a u.s. president telling a foreign leader that it's perfectly ethical to lock up a minority. your reaction? >> it is literally the opposite of what any u.s. president has ever done. it is completely insane that he would agree or offer some support. it shows his admiration for authoritarian leaders. he wants to sequester journalists. they're telling the truth. he's had a lot in common with dictators. that's another example from the book that demonstrates this. >> bolton's book claims that president trump sought to stop criminal probes to give personal favors to dictators he liked saying the pattern looked like obstruction of justice as a way of life. this is why critics say bolton should have revealed this earlier. here's what democratic representative adam

. >> in his book for ambassador bolton says that the opening of the osaka xx meeting with only interpretersresident xi said he was building concentration camps, according to our interpreter trump said he should go ahead with building the camps which he felt was exactly the right thing to do. to sound sound like the position of this administration as you know it? >> the position to and confirm or deny those investigations, what we do know is the commission has been laser focused on this issue from the beginning, acknowledge these are concentration camps and what the chinese government has been doing is a crime against humanity and there is no justification whatever the reason the chinese government is telling the world but the recent allocation gives donald trump a chance to elevate, we should be focusing on the human rights policy act, we welcome bipartisan bicameral support and there are two other bills being considered. this administration has done a number of things, tried to rally national support, bring them into the fold as we have done is a country and the administration has blacklis

one of them is about a dinner meeting outside of the g20 in osaka, japan.which you say, >> it's obvious that the president was urging xi jinping to purchase more agricultural products to help him in states that were important for his election. >> bret: and you read in the book that that's exactly what happened. however ambassador lighthizer on capitol hill under oath was asked about this very thing. this very meeting. here's what he said. >> absolutely untrue. it never happened, i said what meeting i was at and that's never happened in it. for sure. >> he's under oath on capitol hill saying that. that's what the chinese side recollects as well. >> bret: it's didn't you tell anybody about that, or your concerns about that? >> i had a number of conversations about it within the nsc. >> bret: anyone like white helwhite house chief of staff mick mulvaney or white house counsel or anyone? >> there were conversations as there were about other issues that they did brief the white house white house counsel and attorney general on. there's a certain point where ever