i pacific islands are saying to you. that _ pacific islands are saying to you.egment. thank you very much indeed. adapting to global warming is of course only part of the equation. the biggest responsibility we have is to put in place the steadfast policies to reach net—zero by 2050. there has been plenty of criticism this past week of the british prime minister, who has delayed by five years a ban on new gas and diesel cars that was due to take effect in 2030. he has been watering down other climate goals which he says impose "unacceptable costs" on ordinary people. there's a similar debate in france. environmentalists say president macron has not been anywhere near ambitious enough. in the past few hours, he has been setting out his revised targets. translation: basically this whole strate: will translation: basically this whole strategy will allow _ translation: basically this whole strategy will allow us _ translation: basically this whole strategy will allow us to _ translation: basically this whole strategy will allow us to reduce - translation: basically

if there was a conflict, those pacific islands and accessing those islands would be critical.he united states is looking to maintain access to some of them. this is going to require not just a military commitment from the united states, but an economic and political equipment. the islands want additional development assistance and a long-term commitment from washington, so that's what president biden is trying to sell on this several day visit to washington. lisa: these are critical pillars, but for the united states, is this more of a military or economic priority? zach: the pacific islands are not a giant economic generator of gdp for the united states, so at the end of the day i think a lot of americans are going to think about the pacific islands from a military before an economic standpoint. the united states is looking for additional military access and in exchange, the pacific islands want additional diplomatic recognition. the president today has recognized cook islands as two states for the first time. they are looking for additional economic and development assistanc

washington is hosting a summit of pacific island leaders in a bid to counter chinese influence in the climate change and sustainable development are on the agenda. >> the message to china today. >> it is the second time the pacific island nations and territories have gathered at the white house for a single purpose, countering china in their region. >> the u.s. is committed to securing a region that is free, open, prosperous and secure. >> monday, 18 leaders met with president biden as the u.s. offered economic assistance and security guarantees including to fight illegal fishing in an effort to bolster engagement. >> the u.s. wants the pacific islands to think it is not all about china when i think we all know it really is. >> among u.s. promises, billions for infrastructure, including undersea cable connectivity and the establishment of diplomatic recognition with the cook islands. embassies established in tonga and the solomon islands. despite the new solomon islands embassy, the prime minister was absent from the from and last week at the un's general assembly, he raised china --

this is the second time president biden has met pacific island leaders injust over a biden has met pacific has met pacific island leaders injust over a year. is it about a charm offensive, what value do you put on these partnerships?— partnerships? thank you for havin: partnerships? thank you for having me- _ partnerships? thank you for having me. and _ partnerships? thank you for having me. and yes, - partnerships? thank you for having me. and yes, this i partnerships? thank you for having me. and yes, this is| having me. and yes, this is undeniably good that president biden, antony blinken and their teens are meeting with 18 pacific island states, again, only a year after the last meeting. and look, we have often... there is a good package of assistance and diplomatic support on the table. i think it is aimed at trying to prevent chinese economic coercion and political and manipulation in the area. and i think $40 million as part of the floor of, the president accidentally said 40 billion but clearly it is more in the 40 million range. ijust don't know if the totality of these efforts, i

we will hear from one of the pacific island nations whose leaders gathered at the white house today.dent emmanuel macron says he has a plan for a pain-free green transition and so does rishi sunak. and israel oppose with news of a new machine that can replace our bees as the pollinator. good evening. readers of some of the most vulnerable countries on earth have gathered in washington for a pacific island summit hosted by president biden. part of a renewed effort by the white house to improve diplomatic relations in a region in which the united states a china battle for influence. truth is the leaders of these small island nations feel forgotten. ey have been asking for compensation to deal with the worst effects of climate change for years and they continue to wait. discussed at the u.s. general assembly last week, a breakthrough to finance the fund. in part, it explains why the leader of the solomon islands have refused to attend. china's unilateral support was less restrictive, more responsive and more aligned to his country's national leads, he says. >> to rebuild trust and recon

islands and niue. the two self—governing small pacific nations are part of a free association with new zealand, which alsothe islands. mr biden�*s announcement came ahead of a washington summit with pacific island leaders — held on monday. the conference is widely viewed as part of an american charm offensive to counter growing chinese influence in the strategically important region. earlier, i spoke with retired navy rear admiral mark montgomery with the washington—based research group foundation for the defense of democracies. this is the second time president biden has met pacific island leaders in just over a year. is it about a charm offensive — what value do you put on these partnerships? thank you for having me. and yes, this is undeniably good that president biden, antony blinken and their teams are meeting with 18 pacific island states, again, only a year after the last meeting. and look, we have offered... there is a good package of assistance and diplomatic support on the table. i think it is aimed at trying to prevent chinese economic coercion and political manipulation in the area. and i thin

it's the 2nd time the pacific island nations and territories have gathered at the lighthouse for a single purpose counter and china in the region. united states committed to ensuring in a pacific region that is free, open, prosperous, and secure. on monday, a team leaders met with president joe biden as the us offered economic assistance and security guarantees including to fight illegal fishing in an effort to bolster engagement. the u. s. once the pacific islands, at least to think that it's not all about china, when in fact, i think we all know that it really is also among the us promises millions of dollars for infrastructure, including undersea cable connectivity, and the establishment of diplomatic recognition with the cook islands and new way embassies established in tonga, and the solomon islands is the president. but despite that new solomon islands, embassy is prime minister, was absent from the white house for him. and last week, at the un general assembly, he praised china not the west for its less restrictive policies. last year, the solomon islands signed a security packs wi

joe biden says he's working with congress on a plan to invest $14000000.00 in pacific island nations. washington is hosting a summit of pacific island leaders and a bit to counter china's influence in the region. climate change, economic growth and sustainable development are on the agenda. whitehouse correspondence kimberly hawk. it reports. it's the 2nd time the specific dialing nations and territories have gathered at the white house for a single purpose countering china in the region. united states committed to ensuring in a pacific region that is free, open, prosperous, and secure. on monday, a team leaders met with president joe biden as the us offered economic assistance and security guarantees including to fight illegal fishing in an effort to bolster engagement. the u. s. once the pacific islands, at least to think that it's not all about china, when in fact, i think we all know that it really is also among the us promises billions of dollars for infrastructure, including undersea cable connectivity, and the establishment of diplomatic recognition with the cook islands and ne

me that our president scoffs at the prrs that hthe prrs that he was there was there to ignore pacific islanders because the publisher of the island. no, -- this guy called aloe, jay boyd. in a sermon where he was being honored. how many more times do we have to take these as isolated incidents when all they do is convey that he is anything but appropriate, anything but honorable enough to hold that office. to be is the same thing as being better man in a hoodie. we can focus on him wearing a hoodie put the whole point is he is wearing a hoodie because he is unfit to serve. he does not have the capacity. neither does him. he is appalling to me. robin at the pacific islanders hockey team. you are a reporter. what is the scuttlebutt? i mean, it seemed to me that the reporters would refrain from talking about this. are in the gates now open? >> kelly: well, it seems like they are starting to be. you are seeing more and more media outlets talking about this. and that recent nbc news poll, 75% of voters are right about his mental fitness. or story, his physical fitness, his mental fitness. today, he

with the pacific island forum. our strengthened alliances with the philippines and the partnership with australia and the united kingdom elevated quad engagement with india, australia and japan and the indo pacific economic framework for prosperity and all the effort we've advanced from day one of my administration to demonstrate to our indo pacific partners and to the world that the united states is a pacific nation and we are not going anywhere. now, let me also speak to a significant business we got done in india during the g20 summit. this was an important moment for the united states to demonstrate our global leadership and our commitment to solving the challenges that matter most to people around the world, investing in inclusive growth and sustainable development, addressing the climate crisis, strengthening food security and education, advancing global health and health security. we showed up ready to work and we showed the world, the united states is a partner with a positive vision for our shared future.

that means both the us and china, the summit would be a team member. pacific islands form is the by the administration. is the latest attempt to counter china is growing influence in that region, but the leaders from the solomon islands and found a while to or not attending the summit. last year, solomon islands and china assigned a security agreement which raise concerns among some neighboring countries, including australia. first, jo is a senior fellow in the center for east asia policy studies at the brookings institution. bruce, you are joining us from washington dc today. thank you for being with us. why does the us feel like it needs countries like vinyl out to or the solomon i there's no disrespect to them, but they are small countries. why does the us, why is that you was courting them a split 2 points and on? thank you for having me on the 1st, this is about geography or 8000 miles of water between america's west coast and china is east coast and who has greater capacity to move safely through those waters who has greater awareness of the maritime domain on those waters. is goi

the announcement comes during the second day pacific island forum summit at the white house. the president said the relations and nations would deepen the u.s.'s cooperation in addressing climate change and protecting maritime borders. >> one of the great opportunities for security, prosperity, and dignify for all of our people, no matter where they live, that starts by building stronger partnerships with each other, and that's why the united states has delivered on the promises we made last year to one, open new embassies in tonga and the solomon islands, establish a usa id mission in fiji, and return the peace corps in tonga. >> the president said the administration is working with congress on an initiative to invest $40 billion in pacific island infrastructure. >>> a big shot in the arm for california's hig sed rail project. it's getting more than $200 million in grants. the money will go toward design, buying land and construction. senator alex padilla and dianne feinstein made the announcement today. part of $300 million in grants going forward improving rail systems acr

pacific islands. a year ago, the head of the white house already reminded: it was thanks to the islandan during the second world war. the security of america, and frankly the world, depends on your security and the security of the pacific islands. now the next future of the whole world depends on these very islands. i am pleased to announce that we are working with congress to invest $40 billion in infrastructure development in the pacific islands. later it turned out that biden misspoke by 40 billion, we’re talking about millions, but some residents of the islands, it seems, would be happy if he, flying over their paradise beach, dropped a box of stew from the sky when the terrible second world war was blazing all over the world war, a real miracle happened in the lives of the inhabitants of the pacific islands. tiny islands in the confrontation with japan was needed by the warring america and yew trees descended from the sky... and iron birds, from the belly of which white people in the form of haki began to unload what the natives called the english word hag, that is, cargo. in the

and the united states, the partnership in the united states launched and in engagement with the pacific island forum. our strength and alliances partnership with australia and the united kingdom with india, australia and japan and the indo pacific economic frameworkri for prosperity. and all the efforts were advanced from day one of my administration to demonstrate to the indo pacific partners in the world of the united states is the pacific nation and we are not going anywhere. let me also speak to the significant business we got done during the g20 summit. this was an important moment for the united states to demonstrate our global leadership and commitment to solving the challenges that matter most to people around the world. investing in growth and sustainable development. addressing the climate crisis, strengthening the food security and education, advancing global health and health security. we showed up ready to work and show the world of the united statesa as a partner with a positive vision for a shared future. we made progress on issues like multilateral bank reform to get to those n

forum — directly with the pacific islands forum to — directly with the pacific islands forum to helpate impact. even as we lead the effort to build _ impact. even as we lead the effort to build innovative new partnerships to build innovative new partnerships to attack— to build innovative new partnerships to attack the global challenges from all sides. _ to attack the global challenges from all sides, from the coalition mobilising millions of private sector— mobilising millions of private sector commitments to creating a market _ sector commitments to creating a market demand for green products in carbon— market demand for green products in carbon intensive sectors like concrete. _ carbon intensive sectors like concrete, shipping, aviation and tracking — concrete, shipping, aviation and tracking. to the agricultural innovation mission for climate, which _ innovation mission for climate, which is — innovation mission for climate, which is bringing farmers into the climate _ which is bringing farmers into the climate solution and making our food supply— climate solution and making our

the united states is working directly with the pacific island forum to help these nations adapt, build resilience to climate impact. even as we lead the effort to build innovative new partnerships to the fact that global challenges from all sides. from the first coalition, which is mobilizing billions of private sector communities -- private sector commitments, to creating a market demand for green products in sectors like concrete, shipping, aviation, and trucking. to the agriculture innovation mission for climate, which is bringing farmers into the climate solution and making our food supply for resilience to climate shock and the global methane pledge, now endorsed by more than 150 countries, which expands our focus beyond our carbon emission targets to reduce the potential greenhouse gases in our atmosphere by 30% in this decade. it's all within our capacity. we need to bring the same commitment as we work to get to the sustainable goals in 2030. these goals were adopted at the united nations in 2015 as a road map for improving lives around the world. the hard truth is for decades

. >> asian american pacific islanders may is asian american & pacific islander heritage month about sanmerican about the history and curtain or encouragement. >> about fun and family and food. >> about all of us celebrating each other together after celebrating the cultural tradition a our future. >> showing you the regular things like the families and connecting the japanese heritage and my heritage in hawaii and other asians around the city and world and growing up with the bay area. >> asian american pacific islanders it about showcasing the apa heritage culture contributions and full staves of music and the great diversity within the community i'm not a asian-american but have a great communication and about celebrating the stories of blood lines of apa heritage and the difficult challenges creating opportunity and building a new. >> let's celebrate may is asian american & pacific islander heritage month and victorville our writing our future for the future may is asian american & pacific islander heritage >> hello fellow commissioners and members toft public welcome to the health c

we have been talking earlier in the programme about the pacific island summit at the white house todayprogramme committee wants to talk about climate change, loss and damage and of course, the white house wants to talk about their strategic interests in the region, what sort of rules do these pacific islands have to play in the struggle between the united well, think all of these countries, whether they are pacific islands or south east asian countries had at the philippines, they want to be taken seriously on the philippines, they want to be taken seriously o— taken seriously on their own accounts- — taken seriously on their own accounts. they _ taken seriously on their own accounts. they don't - taken seriously on their own accounts. they don't want i taken seriously on their own | accounts. they don't want to taken seriously on their own - accounts. they don't want to be ponds in a game between the us and china. in many ways, the sort china means these countries have a lot more leverage than they used to. —— they don't want to be pawns. they can play off each other and get some extr

the pacific island for top is nation's adap . build resilience, the climate impacts even as really the effort to build innovative new partnerships to the tax of global challenges from all sides. from the 1st movers coalition, which is mobilizing been, is a private sector. community in the private sector commitments creating a market demand for green products in carbon and trans sectors like concrete, shipping, aviation and trucking. the agriculture renovation mission for climate, which is right and farmers in the climate solution and making our food supply more resilient climate, sharks, and the global in that same place. now with doors by more than 150 countries which expands our focus beyond our carbon emission chargers to reduce some potential greenhouse gases in our atmosphere by 30 percent in this decade. it's all we don't our capacity as we need to bring the same commitment nurses in addition, as we work together to meet the sustainable development goals and 2030. these goal were adopted at united nations in 2015 as a roadmap for improving lives around the world. the hard truth i

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once the pacific islands, at least to think that it's not all about china. when in fact, i think we all know that it really is also among the us promises the establishment of diplomatic recognition with the cook islands and new way embassies established in tonga. and the solomon islands is the president. but despite that new solomon islands embassy, its prime minister was absent from the white house for him. and last week, at the un general assembly, he praised china not the west for its less restrictive policies. last year, the solomon islands signed a security packed with china that was also widely seen as a shift and by james control over the region. this concept takes on various forms in the us. but for the pacific it represents the ability to provide l. people with security still, the white house knows that needs to be strategic, offering pacific leaders engagement as a means of town during the influence of the united states as largest geo political rival. kimberly, how could l g 0, the white house? lots of all sorts come here and i'll just say are incl

can have all of these single—use plastic bands and as you said, australia is leading but the pacific islanders the vegetable and fruit produce bags, the first in the world to do so. despite these single—use plastic bands unless we turn it off at the tap and limit virgin plastic production we will still have a mass plastic pollution problem. t still have a mass plastic pollution problem. i see here that 8096 _ pollution problem. i see here that 8096 of _ pollution problem. i see here that 8096 of the _ pollution problem. i see here that 8096 of the world's - pollution problem. i see here| that 8096 of the world's ocean that 80% of the world's ocean plastic into the ocean via rivers and coastlines. is it a big issue here in australia or it doesn't come from other countries as well? there are national borders that go through the world's oceans and the plastic, of course, flows from one place to another. that is riaht from one place to another. that is right and _ from one place to another. that is right and you _ from one place to another. that is right and you would _ from one place to another.

with congress on a plan to invest $40000000000.00 in pacific island nations. this is part of the administration's bid to counselor, trying to influence in the region. i was just there was white house correspondent, kimberly how could joins us live. so kimberly, it's the 2nd time that the administration hosts this summit that they organize this . so clearly this is of strategic importance to them. what's the vision here? the vision is really for the united states to become more aligned in terms of strategy economically, but also in terms of security with these island nations. there are 18 of them in terms of the uh, not only territories, but also in very small, almost archipelago is if you will. and there are 8 team leaders here, and what they're doing is they're meeting with the us president of the goal here is for the united states to offer economic and security assistance. and in exchange, the united states really hopes to have a bigger footprint in the region of the elephant in the room, being china, and that it has had growing in fluids. of course, being a

and engagement with pacific islands of the pacific island forum. are strengthened alliances with the philippines and aucas partnership with australia and the united kingdom. or elevated, quiet engagement with india, australia and japan. and the endo pacific economic framework for prosperity. all the efforts we've advanced from day one of my administration to demonstrate to our endo pacific partners. end of the world. the united states is a pacific nation. and we're not going anywhere. let me also speak to significant business we got done in the in india during the g 20 summit. this is an important moment for the united states to demonstrate our global leadership. and our commitment to solving the challenges that matter most to people around the world. investing in inclusive growth and sustainable development. addressing the climate crisis, strengthening food, security and education. addressing global health and health security. we showed up, ready to work, and we showed the world. the united states is a partner with a positive vision for our shared

washington toasting a summit of pacific island leaders in a bit to county. china is influence in the region. climate change, economic growth and sustainable development on the agenda. white house correspondent, kimberly hawk it because it's the 2nd time the specific island nations and territories have gathered at the lighthouse for a single purpose counter and china in the region. united states committed to ensuring in a pacific region that is free, open, prosperous, and secure. on monday, a team leaders met with president joe biden as the us offered economic assistance and security guarantees including to fight illegal fishing in an effort to bolster engagement. the u. s. once the pacific islands, at least to think that it's not all about china, when in fact, i think we all know that it really is also among the us promises billions of dollars for infrastructure, including undersea cable connectivity, and the establishment of diplomatic recognition with the co collins and new way embassies established in tonga and the solomon islands is the president. but despite that new solomon isl

so the cook islands is a drain destination located between these feelings and the united states is a popular simple book cruise line is traversing the pacific ocean. beth tourism is the main money spin of the destination of 15000 people. fuss at the cook islands that wants to be a pioneer of the very different industry. deep sea money, the at the main ports, island is a blessing, a voice that could bring unparalleled wells to the nation. the orange lab results company, lawanda, minerals. the research vessel will exclude the date, say the message was pretty cool. the green energy transition l. o. c selected and sustains us. we will participate in 2022 prime minister ma brown's governments awarded onto both an exploration licenses to 3 raises companies including milan and minerals. over the last 10 years . we've been preparing laws now. regulatory authorities of agencies towards building a sustainable and responsible c. b at 6, the benefits of applicants, people as the varieties count, they invoke the name of the boys whose translates to rainbow ocean is no breaking of champagne bottles here. the cheapest placed within eco friendly option. th

and the leaders of 16 pacific island leaders at the moment. d the cook islands will receive diplomatic ties to the u.s. the cook islands, a population of just 18,000, but they are strategically important, and china has been making inroads in the pacific and courting the region for years, offering cheap loans and setting up security packs as well. the white house has this meeting and diplomatic relation is all about strengthening ties, climate change, promoting economic growth, the subtext is china. shery: not all leaders will be at the president's summit. who is missing and why? haidi: the prime minister -- >> the prime minister of the solomon islands will not be there, and that is a bit of a snob because he was at the u.n. general assembly. the white house is disappointed that he will not be there. it was the solomon islands who signed a security pact with china last year and has a long history of unrest. the u.s. opens and embassy in the solomon islands this year, and vanu atu is the other non-attendant here. he is facing a crisis at home. he

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the pacific islanders 1st win over the wall of bees in 69 years and leaves tools the wide open. australia coach. eddie jones is now very much under pressure, but he took the responsibility for the loss and sounds good. tim, thanks fans should be quote, throwing forgets and croissants at him. we're watching the, the we news line from berlin. he's a reminder of our top story today. iran has released 5 jewel us citizens, as part of a prisoner swap. they are being exchanged for 5 arabians held in the us that for access to $6000000000.00 in frozen oil revenue. and that's all for me for now. let's keep watching to find out how low water levels are disrupting traffic through the panama canal cars. cobra will have that story and more next on business news. that's after the break and really take your ncc the sometimes the shawn rothschild that you out to the highlight for sure. every week. nothing on the a fast fashion as an environmental nightmare, a closing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and.

and we hear from dana white a's attorney general about why the pacific island nation is taking biggere. we begin in libya whether nations has called the