let us choose a free and open indo pacific.inally, let us never forget, the world has many places -- [applause] -- many dreams, and many roads. but in all of the world, there is no place like home. and so, for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for the glory of god, protect your home, defend your home, and love your home today and for all time. thank you, god bless you, god bless the pacific region. [applause] and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the president of the united states of america. ♪ >> tonight, on afterwards -- platform, andad a this was my 15 minutes, and i was here not speaking on behalf of the fbi or any intelligence agency or anyone but myself but i would like to say that i hope and pray that i am speaking on behalf of the millions of muslim americans and of 1.7 billion across the globe that do not think radically. i've -- i want them to feel comfortable to stand up and say religion.is not the that is being warped by

let us choose a free and open indo-pacific. finally, let us never forget the world has many places, many dreams, and many roads. but in all of the world, there is no place like home. and so, for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for the glory of god, protect your home, defend your home, and love your home today and for all time. thank you. god bless you. god bless the pacific region. and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise to thank the president of the united states of america. ♪ [applause] >> this week we look at the lives of a spring justices. >> one of the themes of my book is the declining anti-semitism within the american legal profession. always to ruth bill ginsburg. i was going to mention the famous portraits of 1924. point, hooverge had the audacity to dominate cardozo. he wrote a letter to hoover saying how dare you afflict the courts with another hebrew. >> that is sunday night at 8:00 eastern time. >> in observance

wanted to join the tra ns—pacific partnership countries wanted to join the trans—pacific partnershipmbers of this trade deal have come to an agreement over co re trade deal have come to an agreement over core elements of this deal. they are a step closer towards finalising this deal in its totality, there are a few provisions they need to negotiate, we understand it is about reaching consensus, and this deal has a new name now, it is no longer called the tpp, it has a new name called the competitive and progressive agreement for the trans—pacific partnership deal. i had onlyjust got used to tpp, so it will take a few days to get to the new one. america withdrawing was the big blow, but actually it has looked quite rocky in the last 2a hours, hasn't it? you're absolutely right, at one point yesterday when negotiations were continuing with the remaining trade ministers in this organisation, the 11 remaining trade ministers, there was a last—minute meeting we understand way canada, one of the critical partners of this deal failed to show up partners of this deal failed to show up there

let us choose a free and open indo pacific.inally, let us never forget the world has many places -- many dreams and many roads. but, in all of the road, there is no place like home. and so, for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for the glory of god, protect your home, defend your home, and love your home today and for all time. thank you. god bless you. god bless the pacific region. and, god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please the president of the united states of america. [applause] >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this veterans day weekend on saturday, final salute founder and president jasmine booth discusses her organization which provides aid to homeless female veterans and their families. and the longest held prisoner of war in north vietnam talks about his service and his experience being held captive for more than eight years. also, the marine veteran and honor,er and ceo

opens choose a free and indo pacific.inally, let us never forget, the world has many places -- [applause] -- many dreams, and many roads. but in all of the world, there is no place like home. and so, for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for the glory of god, protect your home, defend your home, and love your home today and for all time. , god you, god bless you bless the pacific region. [applause] and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please for the president of the united states of america. ♪ >> later today on c-span the national archives have several discussions to look back at the vietnam war. itsarchives is opening remembering vietnam exhibit. live coverage begins at 12 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at www.c-span.org and on the c-span radio app. tomorrow's the 64th year of veterans day. bike -- vice president mike thee leads the ceremony at tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery and makes remarks. 11 ceremony is sched

let us choose a free and open indo-pacific.inally, let us never forget the world has many places, many dreams, and many roads. but in all of the world, there is no place like home. and so, for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for the glory of god, protect your home, defend your home, and love your home today and for all time. thank you. god bless you. god bless the pacific region. and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise to thank the president of the united states of america. ♪ [applause] ♪ announcer: on newsmakers this georgia david purdue of who prior to congress was a fortune 500 ceo. offers a business perspective on tax reform efforts and talks about immigration and his support for president trump. tomorrow interview 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. announcer: sunday night on afterwords. >> it was imperative for me and if this is my 15 minutes, i am not speaking on behalf of the fbi or any intelligence agen

let us choose a free and open indo-pacific. finally, let us never forget the world has many places many dreams, and many roads. but in all of the world, there is no place like home. so, for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for the glory of god, protect your home, defend your home, and love your home today and for all time. thank you. god bless you. god bless the pacific region. and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. ladies and gentlemen please rise for the president of the united states of america. >> 50 years ago the united states was at war in vietnam. this veterans day weekend american history tv on c-span3 looks back with 48 hours of coverage. starting saturday. live from the national archives. among the backdrop of three vietnam helicopters. were taking your phone calls and tweets live with historians about the war in 1967. p.m. from the veterans memorial in washington dc, a ceremony with former defense secretary chuck hagel. on sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real amer

we should build an open asia-pacific economy.ic globalization more open, inclusive and balanced so that it can benefit different countries and people of different social groups. we should proactively adapt to the evolving international division of labor and actively reshape the global value chain, so as to upgrade our economies and build up new strength. we should support the multilateral trading regime and regional -- to allow members to benefit more from international trade and investment. [applause] the building of a free trade area of the asian pacific is a long cherished dream of the business community in our region. it was in response to the call of the business community that aipac leaders initiated

the power of the pacific is now a major force the power of the pacific is now a majorforce in the powerr of the pacific is now a majorforce in rugby. many players have become stars but in the lower regions it is a less glossy world. cultural pressures to send money home remain. we know what we're getting here is probably twice or three times what my parents would be getting a month or my siblings. when they call, you just cannot say no. obviously, they have no idea how ha rd obviously, they have no idea how hard it is, dealing with bills every month, putting food on the table for the kids now. it is tough, it is really tough. they are far from alone. their only 1.2 million people in fiji, samoa and tom are combined, but players of pacific island heritage provide 15% of all professional rugby players. there may be as many as 800 in europe with 200 in the uk. for many pacific islanders, clubs like the leicester tigers are the dream, a top side in a top league, earning enough money to send home to support your family. but adjusting to life in the uk is not always straightforward. england c

states they struck an agreement to revive the trans-pacific partnership that u.s. president donald trump withdrew support from earlier this year. now the australian government has lost its polman three majority after another politician was forced to quit because he may hold dual citizenship that conservative m.p. john alexander resigned after discovering he might also be a british citizen making him in eligible to sit in parliament and former deputy prime minister barnaby joyce was disqualified from parliament last month under similar circumstances and this is another blow to the government of malcolm turnbull after the country's top court ruled five m.p.'s were in eligible to hold public office or we can talk to antony green now who is in sydney he's the election analyst for australia's public broadcaster the a.b.c. thank you for talking to us antony first of all it is baffling to many people outside of australia australia a country that one in four people have been born overseas and that's twenty fifteen figures that people in australia do not know what citizensh

across the indo pacific region. and and and all the veterans who served this preserve.and a way of life that is very special. and and and and personify the strength of our enduring alliance. prime minister abe and i, agree on the determination, to achieve the goal, and shortly following the visit, and 35 north korean entities, and burden of common defense, and making deep investments in japan's own military, and this will include purchases advanced capabilities, and jobs for the american worker. prime minister and i also discussed ways to deepen trade relationship based on the core principles of fairness and reciprocity, japanese companies have announced investments in united states worth more than $8 billion. japanese manufacturers, toyota and mazda opening a new plant in the united states that will create 4000 jobs. we find agreements between nations to announce infrastructure development, increased access affordable energy and advanced our foreign policy goals through economic investments. we travel to another key american ally in asia, the republic of korea. my offi

they almost lost canada but eleven pacific rim countries agree on the basis of a free trade deal. breaking records china's online shopping spree shows no sign of slowing down. though it's been exactly a week since the surprise resignation of the lebanese prime minister saad hariri which triggered a political crisis in lebanon ever since then there's been much speculation about the so. consensus of his announcement in riyadh the french president emmanuel mccrone has spoken to lebanon's president michel aoun about the prime minister's resignation the us has joined calls for him to go back home and the un too is calling for stability and eleven and warning that regional powers against using the country for their proxy conflicts now the lebanese president has reiterated his demand for mr hariri to return home as did the prime minister's political party the future movement even mr hariri is political adversary has baller refused to acknowledge the resignation its leader hassan nasrallah says saudi arabia forced him to quit and accuse riyadh of holding him against his will then the hard

second, promote a free and open indo pacific region. third, advance american prosperity through fair and reciprocal trade and economic practices. the united states remains committed to the complete verifiable and permanent denuclearization of the korean peninsula. president trump will reiterate the plain fact that north korea threatens not just our allies, south korea, and japan and the united states, north korea is a threat to the entire world, so all nations of the world must do more to counter that threat. that is happening, but the president recognizes that we're running out of time and will ask all nations to do more. in particular, the president will continue to call on automatic responsible nations, especially those with the most influence over north korea, to isolate the north korean regime economically and politically, to convince it leaders that the pursuit of nuclear weapons is a dead end, and that it is past time to denuclearize. and he will remind friend and foe alike that the united states stands ready to defend itself and

the power of the pacific is now a majorforce in british rugby. it's a less glossy world. wages are much lower, but cultural pressures to send money home remain. we know what we're getting here, there's probably, like, twice or three times what my parents would be getting a month, or my siblings. you know, when they call, you just can't say no. but obviously, they have no idea how hard it is, dealing with bills every month, putting food on the table for kids 110w. but yeah, it is tough. it is really tough. they offer from alone, there are only 1.2 million people in fiji, samoa and tonga combined, but players of pacific island heritage provide 15% of all professional rugby players. there may be as many as 800 in europe, with around 200 in the uk. for many pacific islanders, clubs like leicester tigers are the dream, a top side in a top league, and earning enough money to send home and support your family but adjusting to life in the uk isn't always straightforward. leicester's england centre manu tuilagi made the journey from island life to the wes

meet on the sidelines of a summit of asian pacific leaders and agree a way forward in syria also. with a view on a couple an independence from an enclave. from. where we begin in lebanon where it's been seven days since the shock resignation of prime minister saad hariri which he announced on a surprise trip to riyadh and have been he's president calling on saudi arabia to car fi exactly why however he has yet to return to beirut following suggestions he's been detained and is on the house arrest saudis affair in lebanon has denied this insisting hariri hasn't returned because of security concerns so holder has the latest from beirut. springing up across the lebanese capital beirut expressing support to. the resigned prime minister whose fate really is unknown uncertain times in lebanon on the country finding itself crossroads for the past year this country and toward relative stability in a very turbulent region but things have changed and lebanon finds itself in the middle of the saudi iranian rivalry playing out across the region it's been like for quite some time since two tho

we'll do it without you that's the message from the pacific rim countries to donald trump as they move forward on a free trade deal without the u.s. . you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes well no no not that. we have and we all the lebanese take this as an offense lebanon demands the return of its prime minister from saudi arabia with more international pressure to end the political crisis. and you deadlines have the refugees refusing to leave mannus island out by monday or the police will move in plus. our message is a wake up call for europe gatherings of far right nationalists from home and abroad threaten to take poland's independence day celebrations. good to have you with us eleven of pacific rim countries have sent a message to president donald trump the group reached a deal to move forward with a new free trade agreement the trans-pacific partnership without the us included in the group are canada mexico chile japan and vietnam the development came on the sidelines of the ongoing asia pacific economic cooperation meet

the pacific ocean all the way to asia and china. here the people of the marshall islands of once again being subjected to the testing of weapons of mass destruction designed for a coming war. the place is part of a remarkable. knownas vision twenty twenty devised in the nine hundred ninety s. it's aim as described officially as full spectrum dominance. this means control and see. cyber space and space five four three two one. from california almost five miles away the usa for intercontinental missiles by firing them at the marshall. imagine a missile coming screaming out of the sky it's absolutely terrifying there i think that there's there's really nothing. that i can imagine that that would be more terrifying than this and we're talking about. devices that any one of them could go off course. none of this disturbs life on the base where small town america has been recreated a wonderland of the suburban go to. idealist but there's nothing better than living on a tropical island i'm very much of each property you know it's ok i live

and pacific and grafton, along with me, can kiss that revenue goodbye. not going to make sam do business with one of my companies just because i own it. it's got to be good enough to win the business. ana: so this is my interpretation of simple greek. i kind of started the process with what reminds me of greece or greek restaurant. so i just went through so many inspiration images that kind of inspired me to design the furniture. and i really call these "mood boards." i feel like this puts you in the mood like, when you walk into a space, what's the mood? the table, what i designed was in a powder coated metal, and again, bringing in those colors, the blue, the green, and it has a bar top finish. lemonis: and that's cool, that's different. ana: and then for the chair, i wanted to bring in the logo of the simple greek and then the texture pattern fabric on the seat, and it's all laser-cut, and then finished in a green powder coat to have that olive color. and then for the bar stool, i decided to kind of powder coat it in the blue, just to be able to have

the trans—pacific region. —— the united states.was supposed to be a ball walk against china not only in terms of trade but strategically as well. —— barrier against. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. protestors in australia have clashed with police outside a political fundraising event attended by the country's former prime minister, tony abbott. demonstrators called on the immigration minister to end offshore detention and bring refugees to australia. it comes after a refugee camp on manus island was closed last wee, october 31st, prompting around 600 men to barricade themselves inside. a lawyer representing the former us national security adviser, michael flynn, has rejected allegations he was involved in a plot to seize a dissident muslim cleric and return him to turkey. a statement said the allegations, first reported by the wall street journal, were outrageous and false. reports allege general flynn and his son were offered $15 million to deliver the cleric fetullah gulen to turkey, wh

many nations of the indo—pacific. indo—pacific region. the sovereign nations of the indo—pacific.ald trump summing up indo—pacific, donald trump summing up america's new geopolitical worldview for asia. put simply it is a different way of labelling what we usually call asia—pacific, emphasising the rise of india in the face of china's running global clout. he is not the first american president to boil down foreign policy into a few words. a century ago it was another new yorker teddy roosevelt who said speak softly and carry a big stick. essentially let american power do the talking. that isa american power do the talking. that is a bit wordy, now it is big stick diplomacy. fast forward a few decades and we have ping—pong diplomacy. during the nixon years that meant using table tennis to score maximum points in opening up china. to ignore the facts of history and the aggressive impulses ofan history and the aggressive impulses of an evil empire. ronald reagan had his own take on cold war politics. his rhetorical battle against the soviet union included phrases like star wars. was

they almost canada eleven pacific rim countries agree on the basis of a free trade deal and breaking records china's online shopping spree shows no sign of slowing down. lebanon's president is demanding an explanation from saudi arabia michel aoun wants to know what's preventing promised to solve her d.d. from returning to beirut it's been a week since her d.d. appeared on a cell these fashion channel and announced his resignation but it's not. being accepted not unless he delivers it on lebanese soil well the u.s. has joined calls for him to return home and the un too is calling for stability in lebanon one of the regional powers against using the country for proxy conflicts and lebanon to political parties and factions have asked for the return of the prime minister his own party says it hasn't heard from him since saturday even had a day's political adversary hezbollah refused to acknowledge his resignation. says saudi arabia for study to quit and accuse israel of holding her d.d. against his will saying the holder has the latest from beirut. faith is still open to question lebano

out of the trans pacific partnership in short p.p. in tokyo trump criticized us japan trade relations which he called not fair open now in south korea his next stop the future of the five year old to a bilateral u.s. south korean free trade deal hangs in the balance donald trump has called it a job killing horrible deal china then the world's second most powerful economy after the u.s. is now rushing in to be seen as a promoter of open markets that as donald trump pushes america first and to do in the asia pacific economic cooperation summit in vietnam donald trump will give a speech presenting the united states' vision for what he calls a free and open indo-pacific region finally in the philippines donald trump will attend the association of southeast asian nations summit and meet with philippine president rodriguez today at is so a busy schedule no doubt but what will it bring economically and that is what i wanted to explore with nicholas kessel's from the j.f.k. graduate school for north american studies and first i asked him whet

the asia pacific economic cooperation summit ended with yet another photo opportunity the twenty one leaders came together in vietnam on the back of a difficult year for trade that continued on the sidelines of a pic with canadian prime minister justin trudeau at the center he initially balked at a deal to push ahead with the trans-pacific partnership trade agreement involving eleven apec members but after further often heated discussions between government ministers all t p p members finally agreed on the core elements of the pact. all living aversive agreed on the continent we've maintained exactly the same high standards to twelve i think we've maintained a balance we've avoided opting for lower standards there are lots of areas where if you rush to agree high standards will be sacrificed but if you insist on high standards we can take a long time or some countries might drop out so all eleven countries are on board and this will send a very strong message to the us and other countries in the region. that message is asia pacific country see regional trade deals as the best way for

eleven pacific rim countries have reached a deal to proceed with the free trade trans-pacific partnership plan without the us the deal was reached on the sidelines of the ongoing asia pacific economic cooperation summit in vietnam. the deadline has been extended for hundreds of men living at the mother's island detention center they now have until monday to leave the closed facility or forty's in papua new guinea have started to dismantle makeshift shelters mariama honda has more. for almost two weeks there have refused to budge around six hundred refugees and asylum seekers living in the now closed to stray in prison camp on menace island in papua new guinea without water power food or sanitation because of the deleterious and you know the. problems that we've got this video shows how conditions have deteriorated but the men insisted this is better than accommodation on offer in a nearby town they say it's unsafe and fear attacks from local residents and police calls to at least two in the power and water back on the campaign has been ignored or thirty's their want them gone threatening

well into turns on this is al jazeera live from london also coming up the trans-pacific connoisseurship live his own after eleven countries agree a core deal without the united states. thousands of polish nationalists around in the capital in celebration of independence. and breaking records talks we'll tell you about the world's biggest online shopping spree known a single thing. we begin in lebanon where it's been seven days since the shock resignation of prime minister saad hariri which he announced on a surprise visit to rio and the lebanese president. is calling on saudi arabia to clarify exactly why hariri has yet to return to beirut following suggestions he's been detained on the house arrest the salvationist affair in lebanon has denied this insisting hariri hasn't returned because of security concerns zain holder has the latest from beirut. posters are springing up across the lebanese capital beirut expressing support to. the resigned prime minister whose fate really is unknown uncertain times in lebanon the country finding itself at a crossroads for the past year this country

well eleven pacific rim countries have reached agreement to move forward with a new free trade trans-pacific partnership plan without the us now they include canada mexico chile japan and vietnam the development came on the sidelines of the ongoing asia pacific economic cooperation summit in vietnam present donald trump took the u.s. out of the original twelve nation agreement soon after taking office in january the tepee talks don't include china which is also attending the summit wayne hay is following events for us from denying various members of the press corps awaiting for ministers to talk up the bit about what's been agreed and what hasn't but there does seem to be this movement on the p.p. which is quite encouraging for those that wanted to see it move forward. absolutely sale this is a deal that as you mentioned the united states withdrew from way back when donald trump assumed the presidency and ever since then really i guess it's been dealt on again off again there's been several rounds of talks between the remaining eleven nations but the news became more and more positive as we

he's going to pacific command, u.s. army pacific. he will go to japan and the republican of korea. he will see actually what it's like on the ground there. it's very important that we reach a diplomatic solution here. i think that that will be reinforced based on the leaders in hawaii and republican of korea and japan talk to him about. then he goes to beijing where the continuing of discussions will take place. i see this as a two-part deal. one is to get -- martial the international community, to put pressure on -- continue the pressure on north korea, to find a diplomatic solution so we don't have nuclear warfare. two is to get china to -- it's a real tough tight rope to walk. you know, we want better economic conditions with china. better market access and better exchange rates and so forth, but we need their help on north korea. so that's a tight rope that he has to walk as we re-assure all the allies that we're with them. >> we need their help on north korea to be sure. it's a time when they're expanding in the south china seas and trying to expand their own military footprin

second, promote a free and open indo pacific region. third,s a answer american prosperity through fair and reciprocal trade and economic practices them united states remains committed to the complete verifiable and permanent denuclearization of the korean plan. president trump will reiterate the plain fact that north korea threatens not just our allies south korea and japan and the united states, north korea is a threat to the entire world. so all nations of the world must do more to counter that threat. that is happening. but the president recognizes that we're running out of time too and i will ask all nations to do more. in particular the president will continue to call on all responsible nations, especially those with the most influence over north korea, to isolate the north korean wreckile economic politically. ... he will make the case that respect for navigation and rule of law, sovereignty, freedom from coercion and private enterprise and open markets is the best model to increase prosperity throughout the region and to secure t

robert handa: hello, and welcome to a special edition of "asian pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. as an ongoing weekly show, we like to take time now and then to feature some of our favorite guests. today, we are highlighting a few of our cultural artists with all-new original performances done just for our show. we'll start with astralogik, who were our guests when they launched their first ep, "dream awake." they call themselves a queer pinay duo with musical influences that include reggae, soul, world, electronic, and r&b. we'll hear a new number from them. then we will showcase the sounds of the san jose state university latin jazz ensemble, who we featured before they performed at the tech awards event in silicon valley. we've got a new song from them. we'll shift to dance next, with a new performance by the vishwa shanti dance academy, which is dedicating to the promoting and dancing of the classical dance style of south india. we get to see another performance from this impressive group. then one of

doesn't trust the ambition that china has in the asia pacific region speaking of the asia pacific region being one of the ways that the u.s. had intended to try to contain china was the transpacific trade and investment agreement t p p donald trump's first act as president was to get out of that agreement did he in essence hand the rest of asia to china by doing so i don't think the issue is so plain. we can study china's response upon. try fitting. many people suppose that china would step in in the beauty of other trade allies aligns with sure it doesn't happen yet china is not intended apparently to do that instead china. despite all the declaration of protecting our free trade china and. truce use something else china to suit for example you use euro just one sided west from and without any. fair play of for the protection of your west many china shut down the only market for european enterprises it is not just the policy of xi jinping but she's jumping continues and i think. it is quite obvious that the united staes in some term just follow china's example donald trump says america

we have been friends partners and allies in the indo-pacific for a long long time and we will be friends partners and allies for a long time to come i am here to offer a renewed partnership with america to work together to strengthen the bonds of friendship and commerce between all of the nations of the indo-pacific and together to promote our prosperity and security at the core of this partnership we seek robust trade relationships rooted in the principles of fairness and reciprocity well despite mr trump's tough talk on trade the chinese president xi jinping said asia pacific leaders must work to improve a multilateral trading system to the moja so you offer any we should build an open asia pacific economy and promote trade and investment liberalization facilitation we should make economic globalization more open inclusive and balanced so that it can benefit different countries and people of different social groups we should support the multilateral trading regime and practice open regionalism to allow developing members to benefit more from international trade and investment. so the c

there without the united states and they always love canada but eleven pacific rim countries agree on the basis of a free trade pact. tension flares at a protest in sydney of the australian government's treatment of refugees amanda silent. now the us has joined the un in calling for stability and eleven and warning regional powers against using the country for proxy conflicts prime minister saad hariri resigned suddenly while. in riyadh last saturday claiming interference from iran and its lebanese ally hezbollah or u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says there's no legitimate role for what he calls foreign forces militias or armed elements in lebanon send a halt to reports now from beirut. citizens of saudi arabia and its gulf allies visiting or living in lebanon are leaving it's not the first time gulf countries tell their citizens it is not safe to stay lebanon has long been entangled in the saudi iranian power struggle across the region but the latest warning heightened tensions after the resignation of lebanon's prime minister saad howdy but alongside the tensions there are gr

tongue all the time is indo-pacific. trying to create a new kind of jargon in the area which encompasses many countries and not necessarily increasing chinese influence. seeking to weave in india and the us wa nts to seeking to weave in india and the us wants to continue to offer itself as a credible counterweight to china in that region, and it looks like part of the trump administration strategy will be moving india into that and not being part of trade, not being pa rt not being part of trade, not being part of the tpp, so that is really significant as a signal. interesting, you have a picture of duterte and trump smiling and laughing together, different to that with barack laughing together, different to that with ba rack 0bama, laughing together, different to that with barack 0bama, the former president. they are even wearing the same top. looking at the china morning post, covering the same story, instead of images of duterte and trump, clashes outside the us embassy in manila. too many people in manila he is not w

let us choose a free and open indo-pacific. finally, let us never forget the world has many places -- [applause] many dreams and many roads. but and all of the world, there is no place like home. and so for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for the glory of god, protect your home. defend your home. and to love your home today and for all time! thank you, god bless you! god bless the pacific region! and god bless the united states of america! thank you very much. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, -- >> you are just listening to president trump speaking at apec with 700 ceos and business leaders around the region and foreign leaders in attendance. amy kellogg has been traveling with the president, she joins us now live from da da nang, viet. what did you make of the speech? >> hello, jackie, president trump wrapped a lot of scenes into the speech. he concluded with a message to the indo-pacific countries represented at the conference led patriotism is key and that they should all aspire to a future of wealth an

the trans—pacific direct contrast to that. the tra ns—pacific partnership direct contrast to that.ership agreement that was the cornerstone of president obama's trade policy in the asia—pacific region is the thing that donald trump basically tore up when he came into office saying it was unfair to american workers and unfairto was unfair to american workers and unfair to the was unfair to american workers and unfairto the us was unfair to american workers and unfair to the us economy. when he gets into that room a little later on today to sit down and address the leaders of the 21 economies, it will bea leaders of the 21 economies, it will be a tough crowd. they want to know whether or not the us is still committed to the asia—pacific region, what his vision of america first actually means and whether it can work at a time when there is a competing interest in the neighbourhood in the form of china, thatis neighbourhood in the form of china, that is increasingly gaining economic influence and political influence. even in countries like vietnam, with whom they have historically tens

now the ramu —— more mobile phones in asia—pacific than in the rest of the world.rare is now ubiquitous. connectivity is becoming, in many countries, universal. and connecting the world ina way universal. and connecting the world in a way that would have seemed like a dream ora in a way that would have seemed like a dream or a fantasy only a few yea rs a dream or a fantasy only a few years ago. united nations officials are warning that yemen faces famine on a scale the world has not seen in decades. they are talking of millions of victims unless, they say, the saudi—led military coalition in yemen allows humanitarian aid deliveries to resume. the coalition closed all land, air and sea ports on monday, in response to a missile attack on riyadh by houthi rebels. the bbc‘s nawal al maghafi has reported frequently from yemen — she has the latest. a country struggling to survive. the war in yemen between houthi rebels and a coalition led by saudi arabia is now in its third year. over the course of the war, i have visited the country multiple times. each time, the people

president donald trump after he touches down in japan on the first leg of a major tour of asia pacific countries no one no dictator no regime and no nation. here on. an. american resolve. we'll speak to our correspondent in tokyo about how trump plans to bolster support from allies to face up to north korea's nuclear ambitions also coming up hundreds of people march in western germany against the use of coal and other fossil fuels ahead of a major u.n. conference on climate change. and and windus league a match day eleven brought the blooper of the year and of course the german classico earthsea dortmund versus i in munich. hello and welcome to the program i'm mary in evanston it's good to have you with us . u.s. president donald trump has sought to reassure asian allies of america's resolve in defending. then against dictatorial regimes kicking off his narrow tour of five asian nations in japan trump said the united states has the military might to stand good on that promise the president's twelve day trip comes as tensions rise over north korea's nuclear and missile program. donald t

the putin lands in vietnam where he'll join donald trump and other world leaders for a major asia pacific trade meeting. and we look at the ongoing struggle of a group of hong kong villagers to ward off land hungry property developers. could arguably welcome to al-jazeera coates has joined saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. and urging its citizens to leave lebanon the country has been on the edge since the sudden resignation of the prime minister saad hariri while on a visit to saudi arabia hariri claims his life is under threat from his coalition partners the iranian backed group hezbollah now hurries political party is demanding the return to beirut five days after he announced in riyadh that he was stepping down hariri is office says he's still in the saudi capital and denies reports that he's being held there against his will and now that you look at any the return of prime minister saad hariri head of the future movement is necessary in order to restore the internal and external balance of lebanon with full respect to lebanese the gitting mysie in accordance to the constitution and

states they struck an agreement to revive the trans-pacific partnership that u.s. president donald trump withdrew support. the deal was reached on the sidelines of the apec summit in vietnam. has been reached in four months but it comes to specific. spec's there were cases where intense arguments took place but we all shared this goal of achieving the agreement in denying at this time and through a pragmatic response of the parties we came to this agreement so i want to pay tribute to the ministers chief negotiators and everyone involved in this process for their efforts more now from our correspondent wayne hay. it's been a roller coaster ride for the eleven members of the trans-pacific partnership trade deal ever since the us president donald trump made the decision to pull his country out of that arrangement and really did put the t.p. in doubt but it soon became clear that the remaining eleven nations were keen to push ahead with the deal and there have been several meetings over the past year or so culminating in those eleven members coming together here in vi

join me and the ice rink theater for "asian pacific america." ice skating is a big part of the bay area culture, largely because it is a big name and big event and cool venues. today we'll be talking about the u.s. figure skating championships coming from san jose and the san francisco ice theater. first, we'll start with the ice rink which is hosing our show today. here is the general manager of the holiday ice, robert keith, thank you for being here >> thank you for being here. >> it is fantastic. our ten years anniversary birthday party. it just does not get any better than being right here in the heart of san francisco, among of of this. this is our tenth year and we are so happy to be here. >> how did you celebrate your birthday? >> last week we had a big birthday celebration and skating was free for everybody all day. to celebrate that, anybody that has a birthday in the next three months, come on down and show us something that says it is your birthday, you get to skate for free. >> lets talk about the holiday season now, what are some ev

has been the pre-eminent military force n the pacific since world war ii.the era of make america great again, some wonder whether the u.s. can or wants to continue playing this role here. ivan watson, cnn, okinawa, japan. >> certainly some of the questions the president will face as you sees leaders in that part of the world. of course we continue to follow it. still ahead here on "newsroom," officials say nearly 40% of power is now back on in puerto rico. some towns still entirely dark. >>> plus the eyisland power oute could be affecting the death toll. why san juan's mayor said hundreds actually died from the storm. you wouldn't do only half of your daily routine, so why treat your mouth any differently? i ing. >>> welcome back. in puerto rico for many people, there is still no light at the end of a very long tunnel. it's been more than six weeks now since hurricane maria tore through that's land. >> an entire towns are still without power despite the governor'stouting restoration figures. hire is t here is the latest. >> reporter: what you can't see acro

eleven countries involved in the trans-pacific partnership trade deal have agreed to proceed with the pact but without u.s. involvement president donald trump withdrew support for the deal after assuming office throwing its future into doubt but the remaining leaders have decided to go ahead on the sidelines of the apec summit in vietnam when he has more from. the asia pacific economic cooperation summit ended with yet another photo opportunity the twenty one leaders came together in vietnam on the back of a difficult year for trade that continued on the sidelines of a pic with canadian prime minister justin trudeau at the center he initially balked at a deal to push ahead with the trans-pacific partnership trade agreement involving eleven apec members but after further often heated discussions between government ministers all t p p members finally agreed on the core elements of the pact. all eleven of us have agreed on the content we've maintained exactly the same high standards to twelve i think we've maintained a balance we've avoided opting for lower standards there are lots of ar

abusing me on the sidelines all the summit in the asia pacific and agree a way forward in syria. then he did what you wanted to do to me i lived. and when i was crying. reclaiming that confidence women fight back against sexual violence in the democratic republic of congo. l.o.l. we begin in lebanon where it's been seven days since the show. the resignation of prime minister saad hariri which he announced on a surprise visit to riyadh the lebanese president michel aoun is calling on saudi arabia to car fire exactly why harry reid has yet to return to beirut following suggestions he's been detained and is under house arrest the saudis to fair in lebanon has denied this insisting hariri hasn't returned because of security concerns saying holder has the latest from beirut. posters are springing up across the lebanese capital beirut expressing support to. the resigned prime minister whose fate really is unknown uncertain times in lebanon the country finding itself at a crossroads for the past year this country enjoyed relative stability in a very turbulent region but things have chan

he met with the leaders of the pacific command. he got a briefing from them. he toured the "uss arizona." president appearing especially moved by that particular event. the president will be wheels up from hawaii first thing in the morning en route to the first asian destinations. that is tokyo. in all it will be take 12-day trip ending in the philippines next week. ryan nobles, cnn, honolulu. >> let's look at mr. trump's trip. he arrived in japan on sunday and then meets and plays golf with shinzo abe. then it is off to south korea to meet president moon. he will skip the demilitarized zone. in china, he will visit xi jinping and heads to vietnam for the cooperation summit. the final stop is manila for the associations of the southeast asian nations. >> they talk about this with the professor at the university of london. leslie, always a pleasure to have you with us. let's first talk about the best possible outcome for this president on this trip. >> this is an incredibly important trip. it is surprising we have not heard as much about it from the president a

pacific command. pacific command covers china to australia and everywhere in between. spoke with the manage charge of it all, admiral harry harris. i asked him about the current environment in the pacific giving the rhetoric from north korea. >> i view north korea as our most eminent threat, and i think that we should view -- we should move in that direction. our policy is one seeking complete verifiable and permanent denuclearization of the peninsula. i believe that diplomacy has to be the main battery, but that is diplomacy backed by a credible military power. >> bret: admiral, north korea hasn't testfired a ballistic missile since september 15. are you seeing indication that they are preparing to do something during president trump's trip? >> i am not going to talk about intelligence issues, nor talk about our capabilities or speculating what could happen. my job is simply to be prepared for all outcomes. >> bret: admiral, you are sending three aircraft carrier battle groups to the korean peninsula. why do that? >> well, let me be precise here. there are three carri

what does it leave for the likes of cafÉ -- cathay pacific?y pacific has already been a very high quality airline which has fed strongly on the chinese market. when the chinese national mainland chinese carriers started expanding, obviously that was going to be true on cathay pacific's profitability and market generally. from china southern's point of view, they have been a very successful domestic carrier, expanded aggressively internationally. the prospect of a new beijing airport and being able to create a relatively large hub is very expensive potential for them. haidi: but they struggle when it comes to brandon, quality of service -- when it comes to branding, quality of service? >> i think all chinese carriers suffer from that. they are learning very fast. they have got new equipment generally, which in terms of hard product is getting there. in terms of customer service, there are a lot of issues where the cross -- where the cross-cultural capabilities are not where they should be yet. it will probably take another 3-5 years before you

we, the asia—pacific economies, know this too well from our own development experience.n place a regional cooperation framework that ensures consultation among equals, wide participation, and shared benefits. karishma vaswani is outside the apec conference in da nang, vietnam. leaders of the two largest economies in the world giving two very different speeches. what did you make of them? yes, i think those two sound bites that you heard from president trump and president xi showed the contrast in what they have to say. on the one hand, donald trump saying he will do business with america at the centre of all of his transactions, america first, and any country that wants to do business with me will have do deal with me in a bilateralfashion. whereas president xi was really talking about china's leadership role in the region, it is about consensus, building opportunity. he mentioned things like artificial intelligence, the digital economy, opportunities for growth, really pushing china out there as a visionary for the asia—pacific region. he talked about the one belt one r

than boom bring you a special report from fiji one of the many pacific islands that have already been hit hard by rising sea levels also on the program in the united states a small texas town is in mourning after dozens are killed in another mass shooting victims are reported to include a pregnant woman and several children. i'm still gail welcome to the program. the un's latest climate summit has begun in bonn representatives from one hundred ninety seven countries will spend the next ten days discussing ways to tackle climate change the conference opened with a traditional phrygian welcome ceremony although the talks are being held in germany fiji is chair in the event. and it was invited to take the chair as one of the countries are suffering climate changes worst effects but the tiny island nation also lacks the resources to hold the event itself delegates are working to cap expected global temperature increases at one and a half degrees celsius or less. instead of taking their seats in class or taking to the streets these youths staged a demonstration near the climate conference

but the navy's seventh fleet which operates in the western pacific has an atrocious safety record so far this year. collisions involving the destroyers "fitzgerald" and "mccain" caused the death of 17 sailors, and in each case, the crew was at fault. the cause for this accident is under investigation, but earlier this month the navy said the high tempo of operations in the pacific has led to reduced safety margins. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> there's a new clue in the search for an argentine submarine. an unusual noise was heard before it disappeared last week. the argentine navy did not say if the noise indicated an explosion or another emergency. the search for the "san juan" is entering a critical phase because oxygen may be running low.