pla prefers to operate its own facilities. but becausea robust network of such facilities is not in the offing in the short immediate term, leveraging overseas capacity is the best option facing china's logistics letter . on the question of what china regarded as the most important criteria for selecting future bases and access points for the p.l.a. the most significant criteria raised by military and civilian analysts are geographic proximity to proceed security threats . places in friendly stable countries, places with suitable natural conditions to port and places capable of adequate force protection and an additional more recent factor distinctive to p.l.a. is this advantage offered by the presence of chinese enterprises on or near port sites. the geostrategic considerations are typically the paramount ones for analysts, they focus on china's vulnerable lifeline to the south china sea across the indian ocean through hormuz . to the goal or through the suez and on to the mediterranean and i propose what they call strategic

so, with the ex pla there's a level of control. then you have the companies like the frontier services group and so they get short, medium to long-term contracts deployed in maces like ghana, nigeria, and other places with belt and road companies. the problem is that they cannot -- even under chinese law they cannot bear arms but they do. so, what china has been doing -- it's a very, very tricky situation. we have seen all kinds of permutations on the ground. in places like zimbabwe the contractors have tried to form local chinese neighborhood watch type situations, really gray area, really weird. but it's done. in other situations, they have tried to work with local partners in the private sector, to form private security companies, and then they operate within that framework, which, again,er is also very tricky from a legal standpoint. in other situations, which -- this is basically the fourth level -- we're starting to see -- we have seen this in south africa where the chinese communities is in n those countries get together and

according to the reports, they are pla personnel, pla affiliated. that makes sense.in the sense and maybe be a and china have a very close relationship. the ruling party was trained by the communist party of china. the shared doctrine. and traditions. . i would also say might reflect a larger pattern. if we look at the organizations that provide support to the political schools, around the continent, those are associations are closely affiliated with the pla. i discussed one of them in my testimony. yes. it might also be a pattern. >> thank you sir. we already have more than enough staining lot to say that the actions are illegal. illegal in the eyes of united states government, or around the world. if you want to look at any number of issues in the customary maritime law. if you need a mandate law to sanction it? we don't need when they support paramilitary activities in the eastern ukraine, but we still did it. at the very least. we should be arguing that chinese companies who are supporting the paramilitary, who are supporting the legal construction in the souther

very early on was the pla. you saw them arriving on the scene and particularly with respect to that. and with the logistic support and the hubs in wuhan, i suspect that that's certainly an aspect that the chinese pla and the cmc leadership have leveraged in response here. it's no doubt that they're critically involved. the ramifications of the covid-19 across the forces is important and i don't know if we have the full depths of that yet, but certainly that ability to marshal its own mobilization and emergency response systems is-- bears greater scrutiny and further detail, i think. >> i think the other aspects of this i'm interested in, and again the commissioner's expertise can speak to it, in wuhan, you have important training in headquarters based in wuhan and i'm curious whether those services are getting privileged treatment in terms of-- but not a question for today. so you're basically saying as i'm hearing it that they have mobilizeded pla and logistics is a part of that. we just don't have a clear sen

pla?d >> some pla for border patrols. effortart of a broader to increase the security cooperation between those local forces and to normalize pla or pap presence in those areas. role has changed. ,hey now fall under the cmc they are considered a paramilitary force that they are more militarily controlled. when they deploy presumably there is some coordination with the theater commands that would deployed to those areas. ofave not done a lot research on that. you had one more question? the special forces -- there have -- we knowxamples they have deployed to special forces on the counter piracy operations, part of that is training and part of that is to regularize this ground component with your maritime -- you have a full package. forces weree soft i whenly sent to mal the pla deployed to mali under a peacekeeping mission. some of it is training, a lot of it is training. they are trying to better integrate them into the maritime component. some of it is they are sending them to support these other missions. adm. blair: i w

i was asked to comment on pla overseas appointment and how pla uses these as training opportunities for expeditionary missions. these counter efforts to provide and the chinese talk about it in their literature. while the training is likely insufficient for the larger scale expeditionary operations. it does offer the pla benefits. first through u.n. peacekeeping missions, they gain experience operating in a multinational force. other -- they do not have a great experience working with her commanding multinational forces. encountering piracy has begin to iron out logistics for the deploying taskforces. these areas would still be challenges for sure for the pla and larger overseas operations. finally perhaps the greatest gannett -- the greatest benefit as they help to normalize china's military presence abroad. they contribute to china's influence through building security cooperation and military ties with local forces and host country governments and support the narrative a pla is a stronger expedition or capacity is better for security. the pla's current overseas mission a relatively l

how does the army get to know the chinese pla in a similar intimate way? >> the pizza was a freudian slip. it is friday night in the mccarthy house. but general millie who was the chief before and now the chairman met with his pla counterpart two or three times, and that is exactly the type of behaviors we've got to have. frank, candid conversations, mill-to-mill relationships in particular. i don't think it was -- obviously from the political point, any time we should as well. but the middle-to-middle relationships are so unique because of the continuity that transcends administrations. i agree with you. we have done that with certain frequency on and off for the last couple of decades at least. there needs to be more of it. i encourage it as well. i remember when i was working for robert gates, he and edward mullen had a week-long event where they brought in all of the leaders from the pla, and it was extremely beneficial. we just need to be more consistent with that because you have an understanding with each other. so, no, i absolutely agree with you a

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but tell us about the pla, china's pla, managing that space station in argentina. and then, secondarily, what is the up tempo mean that china has undertaken just since you've taken over in that aor? >> as -- as you state, beyond economic, china seeks to take their soft aims and -- and turn them into hard -- hard-power targets. and it's in space. it's in cyber. it's in port access. it's in access, generally, they signed into the previous panama administration some 40 agreements for access, influence including i.t. in panama. fortunately, for us, the current team in panama, the administration there, has changed policy and has recognized the threat that could -- could have on their sovereignty. we look up into the caribbean and one caribbean nation china has built a road across the country. 1,200 acres of access granted for chinese use. the equipment was brought in under less than -- under dubious circumstances. they parked it right next to the embassy so we'd be reminded of that. and now, they get to collect the tolls for 50 years on that road. and that -- there's ju

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, china's pla managing that space session in argentina, and secondarily, what is the uptempo mean, thepanoramic's, the chinese really undertaken, just in the last, since we've taken over and that a war? >> as you state beyond economic, china seeks to take their soft aims, and turn them into hard, targets and it's in space, it's in cyber, its import access, it's an access generally your signed into the previous pantomime ministration, a grave access influence icy in panama, fortunately for us, the current team in panama, administration as change policy, and is recognize a threat to have on their sovereignty, we look up into the caribbean, and the caribbean nation china has built a road across the country, 1200 acres of access granted for chinese use, the equipment was brought in under dubious circumstances, they parked it right next to the embassy, so we could be reminded of that now they get to collect a toll for 50 years on that road, and that there's just three quick examples of what we see with chinese influence, have been looking to venezuela, or china, russia, cuba, working alongs

the financial times, can britainpos micro—car pla nts stay times, can britainpos micro—car plants stay obviously there is a lot of uncertainty in the market, cart manufacturers currently re—evaluating their investment towards britain, also in the coming years so towards britain, also in the coming years so it's going to be quite an interesting next couple of years in terms of who stays and who goes and also the future of the car industry in general, whether we are going to continue to manufacture petrol or diesel whether everyone will switch immediately to electric vehicles. interesting nissan for example, which has significant plant base in sunderland here, they have been talking about the possibility of staying and growing from here because britain is a very good market for them. yes, nissan is definitely one of the manufacturers that sees an opportunity if the other ones are leaving. why don't we increase the market share from a—20% and make the uk the homebase? that isa and make the uk the homebase? that is a positive but looking at some of the editorial notes in the financial time

korea, which has the largest number of cases outside of china, also now closing one of its largest car plant tested positive for the virus —— hyundai plans. south korea is undoubtedly the focus of alarm in the region because of the sheer number of cases. they are growing all the time. many of those cases, more than half, were linked to a religious sect. the authorities have been trying to test every single member of the organisation, some 200,000 people, and it has now emerged they have actually arrested the leader of the group, accusing them of an effect obstructing their investigations by refusing to give out details about those members. and bring us about those members. and bring us up—to—date on the picture in hong kong. there have been developments there. yes, the number of cases in hong kong is also rising. it is now more than 90 people who have been infected. but some worrying news emerging. the authorities say that they took a pet dog from a woman who tested positive for the virus and tested sa m ples positive for the virus and tested samples from the animal, in which they did find

they won that and reportedly boris johnson and dominic cummings are furious about that, the fact that plae times is very much showing the government perspective but labour has made some cutting criticism of this whole affair. talking about how there is a risk of removing people with windrush claims and that is quite outrageous, considering... very toxic for the tories. sajid david took a very robust line on the windrush issue. as a son of margaret as well. the fact they were not given legal representation reminded me of people who did not have a labour and we were woke up about it. —— lawyer. labour and we were woke up about it. -- lawyer. this could be hugely damaging. 0n the other hand, boris johnson from a pr perspective, boris johnson from a pr perspective, boris johnson won this election in a huge pa rt johnson won this election in a huge part because of law and order and it really resonates with people when he says, we do not want dangerous criminals on the street. almost none of his voters disagrees with that. but it is how you define who is dangerous. the government is identifying

one of the reasons why the government charged these four pla members today and charged a few years agohat this is not acceptable behaviour, that the government recognises what is going on and it needs to stop. also keep in mind this happened a few years after the 0bama administration entered to deal with president xi, so in some ways china is following the letter of the treaty, but in spirit officials say they are still violating it because for them, intelligence activity and economic moat are one of the same in beijing. —— might. it is regarded as the same thing, and both very important in order to create chinese dominance around the world. to be evenhanded, it's quite likely the us and other international intelligence agencies are doing the same thing in reverse, isn't it? yes, and that was alluded to in the press conference today. certainly all countries are engaged in espionage activity, including the united states, but what makes this different is it violates established norms according to thejustice department and allows beating —— beijing not only to involve itself with espionag

a doable pla combat climate change.complex, diverse city through 9-11 and i have common sense plans to move america away from chaos to progress! common sense plans to move i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>welcome back 4.54. it is a calm morning, a nice wato starthe workweek son been o much interrupting you as you are getting out ere to start the week sfo, maybe of a flight don't expect much for delays today at least not weather-related we've got a nice calm conditions and skies, although partly cloudy this morning will clear generally into the aftnoon right w temperatures are cool enough to get the jacket on as you're stepping out the or now of our sps in the 30's, the onlyon this map, although there's a few surrounding cities there with you 40 for much of the rest of the bay with hayward san francisco and oakland. each of 48 rob all right. thank you let's check in ontraffic we want to take a peek at the commute around the bay area th morning starting off with 80 heading into san fransco. spots are looki

made in a few monthsofficials say moving the game to another city is unlikely because there are few plas in the world that could be ready in a short amount of time right now the olympic committee is encouraging thathletes to continue their aining. the olympics are slated to begin ju the 24th 11,000 athlet are expected to compete. it's been another bad day on wall street day, the dow dropped almost 900 points just one day after closing down more an a 1000. >>coronaviruoutbreak fears are fueling the sauce a virus hasriggered a growing global supply chain crunch. and wall street is scared for weeks president trp has assured americans that china has the situation under control but today's hit on wall street shows otherwise. the corona virus is spreading rapidly the us centers for disease ht, control and prevention is telling americans to avoid all nonessential travel to south korea joining us now from our newsroom is our grant lotus with the latest on this growing epidemic around the world grant the camp d there are about 900 confirmed korea and at least. outh >>9 deaths, the outbreak is t o

where we're seeing some good news the numbers seem to be petering out going downwards or at least plas hoeing around around china so that is some good news but as you mentioned we did have a death in taiwan a man who is in his fifty's and he said to have had no known travel history in china so they're still very much this fear of the contagiousness of this illness and if anything restrictions are becoming stricter around china and who be specifically they've announced a new measure banning all non-essential vehicles from the road so if you don't drive a government car or medical car for example or a car delivering important supplies you are not allowed to be on the roads and as well in many residents of compounds around who they've actually sealed off the compounds over they've shut out they've closed any entrances that are not monitored so that people can only go through one specific entrance and if you want if you want to leave you have to have a very good reason for leaving i think most people have been told to stay at home in the vast majority of the provinces still under lockdown

that if the prime minister to announce within five years we could have a new sustainable aviation fuel pla fuel plants on the humber? it is entirely achievable and this is a bold new initiative at the prime minister should be getting behind to show the world how you can have more flights but still decarbonise aviation. that is the kind of leadership we need in this country and the prime minister can give it. many thanks, thank you for your time. the headlines on bbc news: a major blow for plans for a third runway at heathrow — the court of appeal rules it's unlawful as a result of the uk's climate commitments. two more people in england test positive for coronavirus, after contracting the virus in italy and tenerife. the uk threatens to walk away from post—brexit trade talks with the eu if there's no progress byjune. people in flood—hit parts of the midlands are being warned they could face a further ten days of what the police are calling difficult conditions. homes across shropshire and worcestershire were evacuated yesterday after barriers holding back the river severn began to give way

across the country and with outbreaks of showery rain, most and with outbreaks of showery rain, m ost planoon, increasing amounts of sunshine. temperatures above where they should be, 8—10d and they went to make it feel colder and at wind—chill. high pressure in charge, maybe some frosty mornings but dry and bright days. this is bbc news i'm ben brown. the headlines: the first death from coronavirus outside china is reported, in the philippines. in china, the number of cases continues to rise. meanwhile, 11 more british nationals are on their way back from wuhan, the chinese city at the centre of the outbreak. the prime minister reveals his demands for a post—brexit trade deal. we'll be looking ahead to tonight's bafta awards. joker leads the way with 11 nominations, but it's the first world war epic 1917 which is tipped to take the top prize of best film. england hope to kick off their six nations campaign with a win against france in paris this afternoon.

it acts as both a report card on how well the forest service has done in immaterial pla meanting the reforms laid out in my bill and a guide as what needs to be done. it should be required reading for anyone involved and i want to make sure you have a copy and also chairwoman i'd ask unanimous consent this be added to the report. >> it will be included, thank you. >> thank you. sorry. i want to -- i'll be following one some questions for the record on detailed updates on the status of implementing the stakeholder requests, including branding requirements for low value timber, streamlining truck weigh-ins, and extend deck drying times, all of which you're familiar with. but i want to turn to focus on one of the most critical components of making fore fry work both in terms of the economics and improvement the forest health and that's bio mass removal. when it comes to large forest thinning projects, do you agree that the bio mass removal, that disposing of large piles of small branches of left over slash is one of the biggest challenges? >> yes, it is, senator. >> and i appreciate tha

the greg got those shows coming up and i'll see you next saturday night.sasasasasame pla.me of sandy beaches triptych whether in plastic surgery. this is how it looked before i got here. what an improvement. thank you miami. here we are for the big game. i guess that means it's time for

the greg got those shows coming up and i'll see you next saturday night.sasasasasame pla. [applause] greg: we are in miami home of sandy beaches triptych whether in plastic surgery. this is how it looked before i got here. what an improvement. thank you miami. here we are for the big game. i guess that means it's time for yes, so we have gone over the accomplishment of donald trump many times economy dead terrorists trade deal stock market but now we can add life expectancy. for the first time in four years of americans average lifespan increased. live is so great under trump people don't want to die. anyway you party heard this good is a million times for me and to be honest he was right. >> we are going to win. we are going to win. we are going to when i'm trade. we are going to win at the border. we are going to win so much you are going to get so sick and tired of winning. >> it's true. i am kind of tired of winning but you know who wasn't? the oakland raiders of the 1970s. ferocious, brutal, scary. the great monte johnson scary monsters and super freaks but they were

then you go back to 1999 and the pla and -- [ inaudible ] unrestricted warfare, if you read the secretary of the navy's cyber study a year ago, basically it argues that all of our systems have been corrupted, all of them. so i think that russia and china would be far more aggressive. the question is how are you making sure you're one step ahead of them? >> what we have done is, i don't want to get too far into it -- experimentation, that's why we're shifting to multidomain operations and modernization priorities. because when we simulate an experiment within, that is how we get the inside we need to wel -- the insights that need to deal with some of these problems sets we have. that's why we have to transform and be transformational right now. >> russia plays their very well considering how weak their industrial base and supply chain is. that the challenges they face every time we conduct defender series exercises expand tremendous resources and energy while they are trying to do their exercises in parallel. they play their hand very well. they have made some investments with the anti-acc

he has been saying that sanders is not being transparent about the cost of his health care pla plan. and i think that is a lot -- more related to what you saw in that poll you just talked about, that bernie sanders and pete buttigieg are right there in the top tier. buttigieg really wants to get as close to bernie sanders as possible, perhaps even overtake him here in the granite state. we're seeing a little more of a focus on the sanders' line of attack in a really direct way. and he's use iing biden as a wao get back to his core message here, fred. >> all right, abby, thank you so much. jessica dean is also with us. she is following the joe biden camp. what's been joe biden's approach here? do his supporters like this kind of new joe biden, the grittier one? >> yeah. well, right, right. more outspoken one, more direct attacks on pete buttigieg, on bernie sanders. i mean, that's what we saw as they came out of iowa with that disappointing fourth place finish. his campaign always said we don't have to win iowa and new hampshire in order to get where we need to go, the path for this n