investment in the indo-pacific. plan to advance an economic agenda with a shared prosparity, further secure resiliency and access to supply and work closely with singapore to tackle the climate crisis. singapore is a critical partner in enabling strong u.s. security presence in the region. it's the largest purchaser of equipment and foreign military sales in the past decade. the effort to purchase the aircraft, shows the close relationship between our air forces and exemplifies the security cooperation. the corner stone is the 1990 u.s. singapore memorandum of understanding, which governs presence in singapore and allows for the rotational deployment of both u.s. literal combat ships and navy pas. i look forward to strengthen urand promote peace and prosperity in the region. the united states and singapore have also benefitted from a strong law enforcement and security partnership. this strengthens the security of our citizens, companies and nations by combatting a difficult challenges of commercial crime, terrorism

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just as well, because trouble appears to be brewing the pacific. dispatch 52 aircraft. the fourth day in succession of incursions. since it regards the island as a province of china. beijing acknowledges no issues. it knows full well, there is one. after six hours, diplomats agreed presidentjoe biden and xijinping will see each other on zoom. it would be a lovely call to hack into! they talk hours, days of associations and emails to get an agreement to meet face—to—face. absolutely. i think the sides have come - to the point where they've agreed that they need to communicate more. i'll call this a screen summit. it is taking place at i a really unusual time. of course they will be speaking - about some of the usual things that appear over and over. trade, the technology war. but there are also big - issues on the agenda that aren't always discussed. we've got cop26 coming up on the horizon. - china has not committed - to a delegation, but it's widely agreed that if these two countries lcan't get together, it could turnl the tide for the entire summ

the obvious ally is france because it has indo pacific presidents, — indo pacific presence... it haspean continent. — european council. and i think as soon asjohnson mends fences with macron it is the best. i have a suggestion, why doesn't he buy, because they are cheap at the moment, the submarines the australians don't want? i'm sure macron could make your products! make a deal he couldn't possibly refuse. as long as they're not gas powered i think we might be onto something. jef, with aukus, with the first ever face—to—face meeting of the four nations, they haven't actually met but they did come to washington to meetjoe biden — do you get a sense that there is finally a biden strategy emerging about china? in fits and starts. i think biden's idea in foreign policy generally and also with china and the asia—pacific is alliances matter. he is the anti—trump. he's going to try to build gradually the kind of alliances that the united states knows how to run from the cold war. and, in fairness, even during the cold war, which came out ok for the us, at the time, it looks often that the

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ms.chu: i'm judy chew, chair of the congressional asian pacific caucus. i appreciate the fact that the president spent this much time with us to talk about his vision of the build back better plan as we are going forward. that he had his top policy aides there to hear what our priorities are in this bill. and the president talked about how transformational this bill will be. and that even though we may not have everything that we want in the bill, that this will lay the groundwork for so much relief for working families in america. and that he pledged to continue on whatever is not in the bill, he pledged to continue working on that till the end of his term. of course we raise issues as the asian pacific caucus, i raise issues pertaining to immigration. recaptured the unused visas and providing relief to our immigrants in this country who are in the shadows. we talked about the kinds of things that are in the paid -- in the care economy such as paid family leave, which is so essential. and i was just so moved by how receptive the president was, how much h

but it was conceived as a pivot from the atlantic to the pacific. primarily as a military and diplomatic pivot. it should have been a pivot to asia through europe. the europeans have much older and deeper ties in asia than the united states does. if you look at southeast asia, vietnam and laos and cambodia are french colonies. malay lawia and burmer french colonies, indonesia a dutch colony and now have many citizens of south asian decent. we should have started with europe working not only militarily and politically but economically. of course, china is the eu's biggest trading partner, and even in military terms, the french have 1.6 million french citizens in their south pacific territories, and they have 8,000 troops stationed in the south pacific. they consider that an area of responsibility. so for president biden, who focuses on, you know, alliances of democracy, they really made a fundamental mistake by turning away from europe and china rather than through europe. >> ian bremmer, what about the economic element? this feels like a geopolitica

nuclear submarine in a collision in the pacific. but we are going to begin tonight with that major step in protecting children in this pandemic. pfizer today officially requesting emergency authorization for its vaccine for children 5 to 11 years old. tonight, what the company is now saying, what they found in the data, what they're saying about side effects, as well, and what's the timeline? this could be very soon. pfizer, the first to make its case to the fda for 5 to 11-year-olds. and this would be one-third the adult dose given twice, three weeks apart. 28 million children could soon be eligible. what president biden said today about the vaccines in chicago. and tonight, what the cdc director dr. rochelle walensky is now saying about the flu shot, as well, and how soon you should get it. abc's erielle reshef leading us off tonight. >> three, four -- >> reporter: tonight, a critical step on the road to vaccinating younger children. pfizer asking for emergency authorization for 5 to 11-year-olds after reporting the shots were saf

and tourism in the asia pacific region.n the tourism sector in bali, but what were the measures taken to make sure that it is safe to open up before this decision was made?— was made? first of all, destinations _ was made? first of all, destinations across - was made? first of all, destinations across the j was made? first of all, - destinations across the asia pacific have been keeping a really high focus on vaccine deployment. that's foundational to creating a state divinity and a safe destination for travellers, and they have been focusing on developing health and safety protocols, and so that measure has been very much deployed in bali. i understand that 90% of the 4.4 million residents, locals, have been sick of vaccinated and over 80% have been double vaccinated. —— single vaccinated. have been double vaccinated. -- single vaccinated.— single vaccinated. would you say there _ single vaccinated. would you say there was _ single vaccinated. would you say there was a _ single vaccinated. would you say there was a bit _ s

you partnerships helps with their readiness to engage in the indo pacific region?nator absolutely and thank you very question thank you for your service.we we5c complementary roles in how we bring naval and big part of that was oriented around the indo pacific part of the have the support in the pacific with and where -- she exercise mo eight for in late march and exercise with coast gd . enforcement agenciend the equivalent of the coast guard but we could do a lot of summe with monroe but thtralians and multi-auaval forces working with the air for region outside of the east china sea and we put three new fast response cutters in 10,000 miles and sometime extends their ability for logistics support and they were st doing some work out there in the region. this had in australia so we covered the fisheries and enforcement going to see an increasing demand. increasing demand from dod and shipmates and indo pacific are high and national security the region more extended operations across the ocean where there's checkbook diplomacy of a china versus human-to-human inter

the pacific northwest. finally the storm door has opened up and it looks like it's going to stay that way for some time that rain now making its way into your weekend. crescent city and beginning to push a little bit further to the south. in fact, in the north bay northern sonoma county now begin to see a couple raindrops move on there. and of course, there's a lot more on the way just off the coastline. there's plenty of rain that come in fact, this rain line is going to drop down to the bay area tonight. and then i think it's going to stall out. that's good news for us. that means all that moisture will get the southerly flow of moisture continuing to just pump to the bay area on wednesday on thursday, maybe nothing really or unorganized. but it's going to be enough to bring more showers on and off through that period. so a very impressive looking frontal system. now supported by a strong jet stream on the backside of it. that is going to be pushing through for tonight. bringing us a lot of rain here in t

this thing here carry on to the the pacific coast, and that's rather more significant is a big part of a chain of big storm systems are going to affect the whole of that west coast. but in the immediate future, further east rain goes through, eventually reach the east coast temperatures following to be about 10 degrees during toronto, and eventually in d. c, for example. but this is where the big weather is going to come from there already, warnings our watches out for significant whether it's bo and re nightclothes flooding in the cascades. yep, i did say that and stormy weather, although not looking very stormy on friday. we'll come back in on saturday was more right, stretch it all down through california, possibly down as far as l. a. then look at sunday. now that's the one to watch. this is a huge amount of rain. in the central part of california, there will be flooding from that and it's stormy weather on the shores of the pacific south of wis. well season, slowly changing in this becoming rathermore wet in this area, mexico. it's a good focus and just off the coast of mexico in

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and cruel waters in the eastern pacific. and, you know, the current generation of climate models can predict those sea surface temperatures very, very well. and climate change is actually contributing to our ability to predict because we can now anticipate exceptionally warm waters in the west. and so, you know, we predicted dry october, november, december reins back in july. and now we're predicting dry march. april may 2022. so many, many months in advance. sometimes we're wrong, but they, but the overall skill level quick. i mean, we were mentioning earlier, not just madagascar, but also there are issues around this in zimbabwe, but also smaller, i'm wondering which countries you are watching, particularly closely in terms of these, these dangerous variations or swings in and weather patterns. so this year we, in last year we faced exceptionally warm west pacific tooth risk temperatures and cruel eastern pacific conditions, which is referred to as a live mia. and under that type of pattern, it's typically kenya, southern

, and they have 8,000 troops stationed in the south pacific.y consider that an area of responsibility. so for president biden, who focuses on, you know, alliances of democracy, they really made a fundamental mistake by turning away from europe to china rather than through europe. >> ian bremmer, what about the economic element? this feels like a geopolitical pivot more than an economic pivot. >> that's right. that's the problem here, is that the united states had an opportunity to make this an economic pivot, and the trans-pacific partnership was the avenue to do that. obama wasn't able to get it done. trump left, and biden isn't aligned with it either because it's not popular in the united states. i agree with anne-marie, of course you want to do this through europe, but the reality is the europeans, with the sole exception of the french, see asia primarily, even overwhelmingly, through economic and a commercial lens. united states policies in asia are overwhelmingly through a broad national security lens and technology lens, american companie

liz ortiguera is ceo of the pacific asia travel association.of all, destinations across asia pacific had been keeping a really high focus on vaccine deployment. that is really foundational to creating a safe community and a safe destination for travellers. and they have been focused on developing health and safety protocols and so, you know, that measure has been very much deployed in bali. i understand that 98% of the 4.4 million residents, locals, have been single vaccinated and over 80% have been double vaccinated. would you say there was a bit of pressure on the government's to open up from, say, hotel change? i to open up from, say, hotel change?— to open up from, say, hotel chance? ., ., change? i would say in general there has _ change? i would say in general there has been _ change? i would say in general there has been a _ change? i would say in general there has been a pressure. - change? i would say in general| there has been a pressure. you know, asia—pacific contributes 55% of the jobs in travel and tourism globally and, you know,

it is the only named operation in all of the indo pacific with operation pacific evil, with an ally and trusted partner. as i went and visited the philippines, when i first came into command, it was obvious that our forces were there as a partner of choice, not just in the philippines but i would argue, inside the entire indo pacific region. both examples i just gave, soc has been at the behest of the host nation, using language and cultural expertise and leading with our values. the third area of discussion is how we are modernizing for the future, and one of the most important aspects is in our artificial intelligence. it is one aspect of data-driven technologies along with machine learning, that i would argue we've been a pathfinder inside the department of defense leading the effort to incorporate ai into everything we do. from our counterterrorism operations, so operationally, just in the counterterrorism area, we have petabytes of data, petabytes. you think about intelligence footage taken from uavs. think about captured material off the battlefield. think about detainee read port

i've been on pacific island nations _ it's now.been on pacific island nations which are, - it's now. i've been on pacific island nations which are, at| it's now. i've been on pacific- island nations which are, at their highest points, to follow is 1m above sea level. most are only a couple of metres above sea level. all it takes is a pretty high tide and there is a lot of flooding anyway. if you look at the climate models and projections, the 1.5 and beyond, its hard to see how they won't be toast really quite quickly. and it's notjust little islands, it's bigger countries as well, think about all the cities on the coast around the world. and all this pressure is building and it does add to the urgency that ought to be applied here. to the urgency that ought to be applied here-— hundreds of passengers hoping to travel to glasgow for the cop26 climate summit by train have been left waiting inside london's euston station after a fallen tree halted services. pictures on social media showed the concourse packed with people, many of who

so can you explain how that strengthens our nation's readiness with the indo pacific region? >> thank you for your question and thank you for your service. so back in with the maritime advantage to have those unique complementary roles and for those challenges and a big part of that was oriented around the endo pacific. so please support the indo pacific with national security cutters on occasion that is wrapping of a multi- month deployment the mla with taiwan and to exercise with the japanese coast guard and self-defense labeled forces. we work with the lesion and that is equivalent to the coast guard so we can do a lot of capacity building and liaisons and attachÉ one is going to singapore and also partnered with the australians and the multi- australian naval force. i brought in that out across the indo pacific across the south china sea input three new fast response cutters and out there for the commissioning stretching with another platform that extends the ability for logistic support and they were just doing some work out there in the region. and with the australian p

the crime was just one of many committed against the asian and pacific islander community. when i introduced this back in july at our last meeting, the resolution actually says 7,000 on page 1, on-line 20, so perhaps we can amendment that at committee, that it's actually 9,000 hate incidents. and just over 13% of these reported incidents involve a physical assault. since his passing, his daughter has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of those not only in the thai community but those in the pacific islander community and asians to ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. it's so tragic when we put this type of advocacy on victims, who continue to suffer and mourn the loss of loved ones, and yet, they bear this enormous burden. i was so honored to meet [indiscernible] over the pandemic to discuss what happened -- honored and very sad. it's one of those situations where you don't know what to say, and the fact that she entrusted me to work on her request, to name the public stairwell after her father is a great honor and feels like i can at leas

it is important, it is the only named operation in all of the indo pacific with operation pacific peoplewith an ally. and a trusted partner. as i visited the philippines, when i first came into command, it was obvious our forces were there as a partner of choice. not just the philippines, but i would argue the entire indo pacific region. in both examples i gave, we have been there at the behest of the host nation, utilizing cultural and language expertise, but most importantly, leading with our values. the third and final area i will discuss is how we are modernizing for the future. one of those important access is -- aspects is technologies along with machine learning. i would argue we have been a pathfinder inside the department of defense, leading the effort to incorporate ai into everything we do. from our counterterrorism operations, just in the counterterrorism area, we have petabytes of data. when you think about intelligence footage taken from uavs, think about captured material that came off of the battlefield. think about detainee reports we had for 20 years, and many other sou

it is important, it is the only named operation in all of the indo pacific with operation pacific people, with an ally. and a trusted partner. as i visited the philippines, when i first came into command, it was obvious our forces were there as a partner of choice. not just the philippines, but i would argue the entire indo pacific region. in both examples i gave, we have been there at the behest of the host nation, utilizing cultural and language expertise, but most importantly, leading with our values. the third and final area i will discuss is how we are modernizing for the future. one of those important access is -- aspects is technologies along with machine learning. i would argue we have been a pathfinder inside the department of defense, leading the effort to incorporate ai into everything we do. from our counterterrorism operations, just in the counterterrorism area, we have petabytes of data. when you think about intelligence footage taken from uavs, think about captured material that came off of the battlefield. think about detainee reports we had for 20 years, and many other s

moving through the pacific northwest. not only for today, but for the coming days right now. 59 degrees in san francisco, low sixties in oakland upper seventies and livermore. a nice smile 70 in san jose, let me show you just how much cooler we are today down by 20 santa rosa down by eight sfo down by eight and conquered san jose. you are 14 degrees cooler right now. than where you were this time yesterday, getting into the afternoon. the clouds will continue to stream overhead. and this is going to be a familiar story, not only for today but into the coming days. meanwhile our temperatures for the afternoon today right about average in santa rosa 78 expected for you there but san francisco you'll be below at 64 as well as oakland, 70 low eighties livermore. upper seventies expected over san jose. the cooling trend will continue, perhaps a few sprinkles coming our way better details in the extended forecast coming up. thank you both very still to come in new expanding opportunities for children across our state. the new e

so right now we're about to see the home of russia sadly, as subs in the pacific. here is one of them up close. and this is also the close this russian naval base d the united states has nuclear capable vessels with, with got rare access to one of the most secret and well guarded military facilities in the country. in case of a full scale nuclear war, which of course no one wants, this would be one of russia's most important defences. oh, it's a funny feeling because we're actually standing on top of a vessel that has actual nuclear warheads. and by the way, at least one of these submarines is always on a silent patrol mission some were in deep waters off the pacific. oh shit. and if russia comes out of nuclear attack, these subs can emerge safe off the coast of california and strike back with all its nuclear fire power, the military call it strategic deterrence. ah, look on, i'm with nice of up cuz i'm ordering, as i mentioned it, me as a has ever at enough what i've done almost by the way and i won't get it even though so. so took a bullet soon as i visit as a po

calling it a partner and democratic ally in the indo pacific. countries has denounced china's human rights record at the united nations it is icing beijing for its alleged detainment of uighurs in the western region and four more countries including turkey joining this year it weakening beijing's claim that the annual rebuke is a western effort to keep china from rising. china calls the allegations a slice. pointing to the support it has from 60 to other nations. the federal reserve is preventing top officials from purchasing stocks and bonds of following an embarrassing scandal leading to two fed departures. senior fed officials will be limited to purchasing diversified investment vehicles and new employees will have to best of certain athletes -- certain assets before joining. the study of 10,000 people indicated a booster from pfizer or biontech was on was 96 percent effective against symptomatic covid. trial participants received a third shot on an average of 11 months after their second dose. the delta variant was the primary strain during

at least 126 thousand gallons of oil leaking into the pacific. the source believed to be a pipeline 4 1/2 miles off the shore. the area impacted, a 13-square-mile stretch between huntington and newport beach. the impact already being felt on tourism. the last day of the pacific air show canceled. people urged to stay away from the beaches. images coming in of oil washing ashore. reports of dead birds, fish, and other wildlife. officials say they've stopped the flow. but warnings of a potential ecological disaster. and major questions remain about what caused the leak. zohreen shah leads us off from huntington beach. >> reporter: tonight, this massive oil spill now reaching the shores of one of southern california's most popular beaches. >> we are in the midst of a potential ecological disaster. the oil spill has significantly impacted our community. >> reporter: at least 126,000 gallons of post-production crude pouring into the pacific ocean, causing one of the worst spills in the state's history. now lining nearly six miles of orange county with

, ending up on the pacific.h state with its own territory it within capture. it's holding all of territory west of the mississippi at that time. that would be the first thing is to get rid of the spanish. inchoate to immediately did not refer to the pacific, the first thing they plan to conquer which was the ohio valley. this was i think the main reason for independence was the british proclamation of 1863 that forbade the british settlers from going into the ohio valley. they were already going in led by daniel daniel boone and others were squatting on native peoples land. but also even george washington made his fortune through land claims. he was going and with his militia. as a child i wondered why this man in fancy dress and a plantation was a surveyor. i had a cousin who was a surveyor he was tromping around the mud. a working-class guy i could not put it together but of course he did not tromp around. he led his militia to map these un- ceded lands and he made a fortune off of selling these deeds. he was

when that war ended i was in the pacific ocean. i was on a ship that was destined to be in the invasion of the canal and i was on a tanker often called a fleet oiler. when that war ended august 15, 19474 days later i became 17 and people asked me what was it like to be a kid? we were kids when the u.n. and that the day you go in and the day you go on duty if you aren't a man you don't make it and you don't cut it. i often weep as i think of these young men my brothers, my friends, my associates, veterans who hit that water and knew that they were going to die and they weren't going to make it. this is why we so revere this great country of ours. it is a great country. this is still the greatest country in the world. do they make mistakes? it's natural and normal to make mistakes. now i would hope that you carried with you something from my message. i bear no guilt feelings for what was done. they did try to make reprimands and hopefully it sits well in the position with those who are still alive. i am going to be speaking five days

and pacific time zones a separate line for text messages to 027-48-8903. mary is in jackson michigan, mary, good afternoon. .caller: good afternoon as a social worker and chaplain at the hospital i see this all the time my question to you at a local level would it be smarter to pay attention to mayors and other working elements base level to bring us to their attention and keep focusing and then the higher levels with legislation, how about using the legislatures to get our message for the situation which has to be a horrific mess in all of this. host: how widespread have you seen the issue in jackson michigan. >> into every economic level everyone and of course covid has taken a bigger toll and we've done work with bringing information to the people on the street in all of our policemen know how to identify and they know how to use nor calm. host: how readily available are these pills. >> hard to tell our homeless situation is getting worse. host: thank you, ma'am. eric eyre questioning. guest: sure first of all the addiction epidemic has shifted it is mo

that comma shape out in the pacific. both of those going to cut combine unleashing this moderate to heavy downpour sunday morning. it is going to make its way into the north bay and most of the coast. but then it's going to shift northward primarily impacting those of you in the north bay all night long through sunday morning. then for the rest of us, we're going to start to notice the moderate to pockets of heavy rain by early sunday afternoon for those of you in the south bay. you're going to start to notice those heavier downpours by sunday night and it's going to stay through monday morning for the south bay. so i know you're going to think, oh, no, this atmospheric river didn't make its way. it's going to big its way into your neighborhood just a little bit later than everyone else. but future cast for tracking drier calmer conditions by monday around sunrise and then by midmorning, it's completely going to exit the bay area. but we are seeing higher rain totals on a count of that. in fact, anywhere from one to 3 in

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permanent pacific, (202) 748-8001. shortly after the withdrawal from afghanistan, you had an opinion piece in the wall street journal. i want to read you an opinion piece. america and its allies cannot abandon the fight for democracy. you wrote that. it is time for those europeans to confront the new global reality. america is back but the world is changed. there are still security threats in europe, not the least from russia. but from russia, the campaign's hedge. it's the right priority. if america loses dominance in the indo pacific, it will cause a shocking power balance that will engulf europe, too. you see china is the biggest threat, not only to the united states, bill daley, but to europe as well? guest: absolutely. we have seen strength. personally, we have seen chinese economic cooperation, for instance in australia and india, and europe. it has been subject to economic co-opting from china because they do not borrow chinese directives, and we have also seen china pursue what are called unfair trade practices

still the colder air for the pacific north west is still in place. today we're really watching the flash flood concern across central texas into sections of oklahoma we have 12 million people going to be impacted by this torrential rain. some of these totals pick up this afternoon five-to-seven inches up to nine inches in some isolated areas across southern texas all the way to oklahoma. you can see even for the ohio valley dealing with some wet conditions so the front will continue to slide across this area throughout your afternoon. it picks up tomorrow morning just a bit then this front will likely die out as it makes its way across the mississippi valley into the ohio valley. still very some spots the humidity continues to be in place. 70s for philadelphia so kind of over the snow for the pacific northwest. now it's the colder air. we'll talk about that coming up. >> that time of year thanks >>> netflix has yet another huge hit on its hands, on tuesday, the streaming giant announced the korean thriller squid game has become its biggest series lau

a big part of that was oriented around the indo pacific part of the world. what we have, ma'am, is we support the indo pacific seventh fleet commander with national security cutters. on occasion we have the coast guard monroe just wrapping up there. she exercised with taiwan in late march, the japanese coast guard and japanese self-defense naval forces. we worked with the malaysian maritime enforcement agency, indonesian equivalent to the coast guard. we could do a lot of capacity building. we have coast guard liaisons, attaches that part of the world, going to singapore next summer. we partnered with the monroe with the australians and multi day, multi australia naval forces working with our coast guardsmen. i broaden it out a little bit and i look across the indo pacific region outside the south china sea, east china sea. we put three new fast response cutters 154-foot patrol craft in guam. i was out there for the commissioning. they are stretching about 10,000 miles, nautical mile range, with another platform that extends their ability for logistics suppo