so how about the main us military face in the pacific? america is forced to join the war. it's fast, industrial base, which had been used for the manufacturing civilian. the technology was quickly re orchestrated to produce munitions in tanks and aircraft and unable vessels for funding of the war as early as summer 1941 stone and raises the question of opening a 2nd front line with churchill with the british prime minister declines. i think difficulties with true deployments. roosevelt promises that the us army will land in front in 1942, late to us children. most of the operation will not go ahead. joe show flies to most of the situation on the soviet front. mine is doing the nazis ever gone seem to the coupon and north focuses under approaching standing. start in sun senior lieutenants bianco. you gosh, really isn't captivity and they're not c concentration count. the we've done is keeping me up for the whole most cool notions to roland options continues to can fornia the live park to just get up shelf this church of them, which in horrid met edith on the pretty boy of t

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it is very much tied to what we're trying to do here in the indo-pacific, enhance america's credibility overseas, look after our foreign policy objectives, defend and protect our national security interests with allies and partners. >> reporter: now, i also asked kirby about the criticism the president has gotten for being abroad amidst this crisis. speaker mccarthy did sound optimistic today. yesterday he was quite critical of the president's decision to leave and to engage in this diplomatic trip. kirby, quite defiantly said, look, speaker mccarthy was just on his own trip overseas and that the president will be updated routinely. of course it is worth noting that the president is cutting this trip short. he is missing two planned stops, one in papua new guinea to get this deal done before the nation defaults on that projected date of june 1st. >> garrett, let's go back here to the u.s. what are you hearing from congress about these debt ceiling negotiations, any insights? >> reporter: the speaker is certainly feeling like he's in a strong position right now ask that they're a little

asian america and pacific island heritage month reminds us of the immense contributions to the nation's history and culture while encouraging us to learn more about their extraordinary and diverse stories. stories i look forward to sharing with many colleagues throughout this term. happy asian american and pacific islander heritage month. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2:00 p.m. today. coverage of the u.s. house when law makers return here on c-span. >> tuesday morning, former bank officials from silicon valley bank and signature bank testify on their recent failures. watch live before the senate banking committee beginning at 10 eastern on c-span3. c-span now. our free mobile video ap36789. or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are fund bide these television companies and more including midco. midco suppos c-span as a public service. along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. this is what dem

america's more than 25 million asian americans and pacific islanders have roots in more than 30 countries whole, they experience the lowest rates of fatal police violence out of any racial group in the u.s. but, schwartz says, that hides a disturbing reality. >> at the regional level, pacific islanders are experiencing levels of police violence that are lethal, on par with native americans, on par with black americans. and the lower southeast asian americans, whose countries of origin, were affected by the us war in southeast asia. vietnamese, cambodian, lao, hmong people are all experiencing much higher levels than other southeast asians even or east or south asians. >> americans from southeast asialike the quinto familyand pacific islanders make up less than 40% of aapis in the u.s. schwartz says their outsized risks are hidden when combined with other asian americans. he believes the unique histories of both small communities may play a role in the higher rates of fatal police violence they experience. >> when my parents and my sisters boarded that plane to come to the united states in

brian: north america is weaker than every other market. europe is strong, asia-pacific is strong. is not growing as fast as the other markets. maybe some of this is just the rising cost of travel in north america and the fact it recovered faster than other markets like asia pacific. so you are seeing a lot of pent-up demand in asia and borders finally reopening. matt: brian chesky, ceo of airbnb. thank you very much to emily chang for joining us. john, you have breaking news from apple. jon: exactly. we have a stat about the apple tv+ business and who will be departing the company according to bloomberg sources. the services business has been growing. we have seen a number of changes and reshuffling with the management team on the services side which is growing tremendously. he just saw in the latest quarter, stronger growth versus the iphone business. this is a notable departure because pete was a part of the team got negotiated with hollywood but also big sports deals. more changes happening for that business as services becomes a key part of the apple story. we are going to stay

what china is doing right now, not just here, in terms of their movements in the indo pacific, middle east, south america, central america. what they did flying a spy balloon over the entire continental united states. they are playing a long game here. they are our greatest geopolitical foe. certainly, the space aspect of this is critical in the united states being able to defend itself, protect itself, and its allies. it is a priority within the budget to make sure that we have the resources available. does that mean it should be at the expense of other things? no. again, we continue to have a very robust budget. we continue to provide for so many different programs, entitlements, and the like. and we continued to send money to the states to support their efforts on what they do to help their residents and the neediest among them. there are always going to be challenges. sometimes, we are not going to be able to do everything we want to do, including in space or with the military, or with some of the programs that we fund. but we have to make sure that we are prioritizing and fully funding to the best t

erected business keep receiving. desperate to succeed the toilet in the of the much of south america's pacific coast is dry. but that hasn't squared away. the countess plantations. a nose to chew these capital. santiago, the main cash crop is the f. a condo. it's an important topic. photo rico bu dock. you might not look like you typical politician. any screen jackets and brown leather bag that looks could be to susie dhaka is to come to this present value of how to use so which is one of the strongest economy in today's meeting is only about access to drinking most of this community in the potomac region, water residency, it has been ration for years with the flow. you mentioned to a few hours a day that's coming up for drinker, wants to improve the infrastructure for drinking water to bring about change sea level money out of money. so we, the normal river would enter till that actual able dental and if that gas and if it's important for residents to organize and stand up so that ryan is in the morning and, and i'm headed to support the social movement. when to help with the transformation,

the people of japan protested the holding of the group of 7 summit and said that america should withdraw from the pacific region and not hold military exercises. it is going to be investigated in order to increase the military budget of this country by 4 times in germany and england , it has already been added . how to evaluate in the international arena can it be true? your presence now, about 15 months after the conflict between russia and the united states, has given a green light to the issue of the delivery of fighter jets, which is supposed to be delivered to us after various weapons such as abrams have been delivered to us with your presence. according to the specific impact of the war between russia and ukraine, all experts agree that this issue is more than a deterrent factor in the old war between ukraine and russia, and the united states itself was the most provocative factor if you remember last year. i think about the moon the fighter told me that we were afraid that this issue would cause the fighters to enter the borders of russia for some time , but from the beginning it was a teacher tha

that especially in recent months other countries of different continents of the asia-pacific region of africa latin america are rallying around russia, which is against the unipolar world order on the planet of the 21st century, which are against the regime of the world architecture of the system of international relations of world politics, where the only poles of strong influence will be washington in such countries are becoming more and more and they are really rallying around russia seeing this as a collective. west now just lost head and in the most frantic way is trying to strangle us, of course, under these conditions , it has completely become archaism before everyone else, and there is nothing else left for us. how can this be officially recognized? that is why yesterday the state duma supported the bill introduced by the president on the denunciation of the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe by the russian federation and unanimously voted for this to the end , unfortunately, if the treaty has not been implemented for a long time, today it simply became a particle of history and we cont

called the eastern route, crossed the indian ocean and reached the pacific ocean after the strait of malacca, and then left south america and the atlantic ocean to reach the port of cape town in south africa. this image of the frigate arrived in the deepest ocean of the world, the pacific ocean, which is sometimes restless , dana left behind the vessels that were built by the countries that were sunk during this period, in which combat exercises and dealing with pirates to secure iran's interests in the open waters in all areas: shooting with all weapons , helicopter flight , drone flight , and various operations that were planned, carry out the following operations in order of priority . oman in bandar abbas sided with the back laying a path of more than 65 thousand kilometers at the end of the commander's gratitude to the comrades, in the name of god rahman naz group 86, the flag of the authority of revolutionary and islamic iran in the analysis of the ocean was raised for the first time in the history of iran. this report that is used in it, which will definitely be discussed in our news talk tonight, and the spirit

the outside and chia is the one change it into the trade deal whether it's north and south america, the pacific rim, europe, we do not even have a trade deal with the uk our longest ally. we have to get back into the game of free trade agreements that benefit the united states. we do not have a coherent policy it's a big push and it's a good thing towards renewable low carbon energy. that requires clinical minerals. at the same time we are not permitting the mindset allow us to get the minerals here in the united states which means we are more reliant onme china. we really have to do a better job of coordinating these policies over the long term so that they work together and be successful. ask neil bradley the chief policy officer the chamber of commerce u.s. chamber.com is ringed by them online. deborah from lexington park maryland line for democrats. hugs hi good morning how are you? works doing well can you turn down your tea be deborah? turn down your tv it's easier to carry that way. >> sorry. go ahead with your question. >> caller: have a two-part statement want to make maybe i i have a

hunter-gatherers from the rainforests of southeast asia and fishermen from the pacific coast of central americahe experiment. all participants were asked to rate the pleasantness of 10 different smells. vanilla flavor was the unanimous winner, second place. i got ethyl butyrate, thanks to which the peach smells like a peach. well, the most disgusting was recognized because of valeric acid. it is she who gives the characteristic flavor to some cheeses and sweats. interestingly, the preference does not depend on the origin and culture experienced , the authors of the study probably conclude the products with the most pleasant aromas. in the course of evolution , they turned out to be edible more often and increased the chances of our ancestors for survival. what food is alive and what is not very continue to find out immediately after a short break? rijibulak water kefir kalkis, what fermented drinks taste like and how homemade kombucha can be dangerous, as well as the recipe of the week traditionally beautiful minute-long video. what color do you associate moscow with, although they call it whit

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stock pile. china is, are preparing at least to encircle taiwan when it chooses to, and america's allies in the pacific. par anxious, they're anxious about. she's in things aggressive town. and china is domination of certain key raw materials, so hypocritical, sure. everybody's hypocritical. that's not really the point. the point is who interests are at stake and who's trying to protect them? and divided states does have allies on china, has russia, and that's about it. is saving you mentioned earlier that, you know, us still being the, the major dominant super pallet at this point in time is different for you to fold into line with it's foreign policy. obviously, we've seen it against the board and you crying as a basically is binding and the us full thing is foreign policy against china down a use try. i think that's a little strong. i mean, the us is obviously leading europe and nato was effort to defend ukraine against russian regression. that is for sure, that has increased us influence to be sure. but it is also true that the european union for the last 5 years, i would say, has been increasingly

expanding america's military footprint in the pacific — the us signs a security pact with papua new guinea16 years on, portuguese police are preparing to search a reservoir in connection with the disappearance of british girl madeleine mccann. it's 8am in singapore, and 3am in the russian region belgorod, where russia says it's hunting ukrainian saboteurs who crossed the border and injured eight people. the local governor said one village had been shelled and several people had suffered shrapnel wounds. ukraine has denied having anything to do with the attack but suggested russian paramilitaries were involved. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports. smoke in the distance. the first hint of the drama ahead. russia said saboteurs had forced their way from ukraine into russian territory. the bbc has located this video to a border checkpoint south of belgorod. it appears to show military vehicles having crossed over. ukraine denied responsibility. it said russian citizens from two paramilitary groups were behind the attack. the russian army sent in reinforcements. local residents couldn't

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the large capital vessels of the fleet as it sailed around south america, across the pacific to asia india, through the suez canal, to the mediterranean, before returning to hampton roads in february of 1909. some of the smaller vessels would make calls in ports of nations not generally any attention by the great powers. and this was it. this, too, was a significant diplomatic coup for the roosevelt administration. the voyage also provided what roosevelt had hoped was the operational experience valued in logistic planning to make the voyage itself and an observer missions collected all the way along the way that would later enhance ship design, cold economy and quite frankly, the value to both morale, the ships company and the diplomacy of port calls these observations all proved to be of great value. less than a decade later, america would find herself embroiled in the great war in europe. now these are only a sample. the ways that tr would use the military to advance his interests. he would always find ways to use the for public relations and diplomatic purposes. and it was in this

pacific ocean. as we look at this busiest section of freeway, the automobile association of america anticipates thatabout reach, but not cross over, a record number of americans traveling for memorial day weekend on the road. so this is the number right here. just over 37 million americans. but it does not exceed the number of americans who traveled memorial day 2019 before the pandemic. analysts tell us that could be because of inflation and still relevant telephone high gas prices. but aaa did give some advice for people who are about to begin their automotive journeys. >> definitely inspect that vehicle before you take that long road trip. check your tire tread and inflation, make sure your battery has a good charge, make sure your fluid levels are topped of. aaa anticipates coming to the roadside rescue of over 460,000 stranded drivers. >> reporter: the cost of gasoline, those prices aren't coming down from where we were last year. we had prices that were about $4.60 a year ago, a national average for around this memorial day weekend is $3.58. so prices are relatively high in terms of historical

why you might ask, because of their supposed unbreakable bonds with america's enemy in the pacific. in fact assumptions, racist assumptions about those bonds sometimes led to the exclusion of japanese-americans. so, for example, the navy throughout the war refused to accept anybody of japanese descent into their ranks. that was the policy of the beginning of the war, and it remained so at the end of the war. the military's various color line shifts shifted some over course of the war. so these weren't static. these were not inevitable. there was change, especially in combat. so because most asian americans, native americans and latino americans were permitted to fight alongside white troops, they sometimes forged bonds with another that kind of transcended some of these color lines, many years after the war. one american indian veteran recalled, quote, his first feeling of complete acceptance came while serving in the army during world war two. so some of these unity messages actually did play out even some black troops occasionally expressed similar feelings, especially abroad, whe

expanding america's military footprint in the pacific — the us signs a security pact with papua new guinea16 years on, portuguese police are preparing to search a reservoir in connection with the disappearance of british girl, madeleine mccann. and the princess of wales joins the king and queen at the opening day of the chelsea flower show it's seven in the morning in singapore, and 2am in the russian region bel—go—rod where moscow says it's hunting ukrainian sabateurs who crossed the border and injured eight people. the local governor said one village had been shelled and several people had suffered shrapnel wounds. ukraine has denied having anything to do with the attack and a spokesperson for the ukrainian government has told the bbc it was russian citizens fed up with the russian invasion. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports. we can see kevin mccarthy speaking and he is speaking with us presidentjoe biden about the debt ceiling and let's take a listen.- let's take a listen. only twice. let's take a listen. only twice- in _ let's take a listen. only twice. in 1944 - let's take a

. >> reporter: across the pacific, the contrast is clear. >> meanwhile in america, we have an 80-year-old begging us for four more years of work. begging. begging. >> reporter: chinese may not be allowed to mock their own leader, but just like in america, mocking the u.s. president is fair game. there certainly are a lot of biden jokes on chinese social media, much of it state sponsored. relations between china and the u.s. have hit a half century low. analysts say when a country is losing influence, particularly, influence with the west, they tighten their grip on power at home. that's what people say is happening. reporters according to the "new york times" have to submit scripts and set lists ahead of time, have this patriotic alignment with the communist party vision. this is basically a small group of people, most of them male, most of them over 60, who are basically deciding for themselves what it means to be chinese. everybody else, if they don't conform, they're canceled. will ripley, cnn, taipei. >>> "inside africa" is next for international viewers. for viewers in the united sta

china where we now call it guangzhou canton had already been traveling around the pacific rim two mining in south americaes all the way as far south as australia. they were entrepreneurial and they had to push factor. with poor conditions and warring conditions in the region of china. so describe to me how the process they were obviously hired for these jobs, so they were paid. how are they treated during their time here? indeed, so many of them came in debt that is to pay for the ship's passage across the pacific, which in the beginning and then 18 sixties took up to 70 days to travel across. so they came in debt to the company. the conditions were harsh, that is building a railroad by hand. if you can imagine digging the roadbeds laying the tile the ties and then bending the rails around the curves as they were climbing the sierra all by hand . that's just incredible. interestingly enough, i learned about watching a tv show called hell on wheels with anson mountain. i saw added if you're familiar with that show, but i learned a lot about it then did you see that? did you see the t v show? yes it's very

pacific ot agents. it's complimentary. the pacifica policies instruct digits of all the countries, particularly of the united states of america and all the port partnerships like japan, australia. so therefore, this is a critical regions for india putting multiple regions. i mean the also india held this forum for inter pacific island cooperation was very back in 2015. and now you certainly have the tide installment of this meeting, east china. the main reason for this outreach now of course china is the most uh, uh, significant uh you know, what do we think factor for us outreach seem the best? because then bridges and also in the us outreach in the pacific island regions. if we'd probably from the starting the chinese strategy on the seats and being the husband, it comes from frontier chinese sick. it would be, it could all make as well as military outreach in the regions. the complete uh, i learned the general concrete to in the pacific regions, but china had just probably instructed to keep points. um, not only from the cv, almost some point of view, but also from the military point of view. doctor has definitely really e

island of guam is the target and there is a possibility of similar attacks on america 's allied countries in the asia and pacific region. grand santis, the republican governor of florida , announced his candidacy for the 2024 us presidential election . the president of the united states at the time of the working group to deal with the corona virus in florida called the governor of the same party by his first name and his function and actions in that state. he may have thought that the same governor in the election the period be that as it may, he is a 44-year-old member of the republican party who joined the campaign for the 2024 presidential election in the united states with the aim of restoring the greatness of the united states . those who are trying to show themselves as trump's successor are ready for the presidential election with their recent comments about the war in ukraine . ukraine should not be one of america's priorities . it was the same as the opinion of the former american president. it provoked the reaction of the republicans . it is not true to say that war crimes are not important. this issu

america. the winds are picking up that means downpours, coaster rica, nicaragua, honduras, and for the pacific coast, a belize, top end of south america, looks like this. our usual spattering of showers in storm. so this line of storms, eastern paraguay into the southeast of brazil. wow. it's really do in a number, so a salsa on port to lay gray and montevideo. your temperatures are all running a few degrees below average for this sum of the year. that's your weather update season. ah, ah, investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on al jazeera lou . ah, hello there i'm installing the attain. this is the news, our line from our headquarters here and are coming up in the next 60 minutes. a humanitarian crisis that's worsening by the day and sued on the united nation says the fighting has displaced more than 330000 people. oh, anger in the occupied territories after palestinian activist on hunger strike dies in an israeli prison. it is the largest humanitarian crises in the world. good. a dire assessment of afghanistan, the un secretary general says much more needs to be done to

america to this building. i am proud to be a part of that as an asian american pacific islander women of color. i think is important that our perspectives are heard, but more portly havoc we keep that door open and make sure others followers. >> what you think your ancestors would say to you is now a member of congress? rep. tokuda: don't screw up. i think definitely there would be private, but i have always been raised with humility and response billy, that was something that was imparted on me over and over again, growing up. it is not about you. it is about how we make sure that you do goodbye -- by your family, by your community and by others. that is a huge response ability that we all bear, but also think ability part is very important. i think back to my 12 years in the hawaii state senate, people asked me what was the most important thing. it was to be humble. there are so many opportunities to be full of yourself, so many opportunities to think it is just about you. you make the decision. really it is not. it's is not about you. those are some of the final words i stated when i left, a

region is actively developing cooperation with the states of the asian pacific region of the middle east, africa and latin america our country has many friends , sergey lavrov said this when opening a meeting of the council of the main subjects of the federation of time. naturally, foreign affairs, business meetings became interaction with the countries of central asia, our relations with kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, turkmen, uzbekistan, are arranged in line with the alliance, political dialogue helps to develop active investment cooperation , i will note scientific and educational humanitarian ties in the central asian region, there are 25 branches of leading russian universities and two joint slavic universities in kyrgyz russian tajik russia -there is a threat of default, the head of the department , janet elena, is sure that if the borrowing limit is not raised, then already with the beginning of summer the largest economy on the planet will not be able to service its debts with all the ensuing consequences. jubaiden is expected to hold talks with the speaker of the republican house of representatives

yes, its outcome is being played out clearly both in the united states of america and in europe and the uk in the asia-pacificn, what is the outcome , if in simple words, large corporations are trying to survive under all conditions, at the same time, the people are a by -product for them, they are trying to calm him down, so that, god forbid, he would not speak out. and that's how alexander ivanovich correctly said, and the new french revolution. only this is the french revolution not on the territory of europe, but on the territory of the united states of america, the capture of the capitol. uh, it's just a small uh, you know the stitch. a drawing that in reality can grow into a huge picture of mass protests and the strongest revolution, that's what they are afraid of. well, in principle, nothing new in the last 400 years they didn’t come up with the bourgeoisie fighting with the common people so that the people don’t lead to the guillotine, don’t cut off their heads correctly , you know, this alexey remembered the words of one us congressman who now we are faced with a choice either the third world war or