i think president shinzo abe wa nts to trade. to know the president better. he is on very solid political ground in japan and better. he is on very solid political ground injapan and be the leaderfor political ground injapan and be the leader for several political ground injapan and be the leaderfor several more political ground injapan and be the leader for several more years. he political ground injapan and be the leaderfor several more years. he is going to present himself as someone trump can do business with. over time, i think, trump can do business with. over time, ithink, on trump can do business with. over time, i think, on the golf course, exchanging views, it will really do a lot on the governments can then pick up the details in dialogue going forward. let's catch up with the sport. the russian athlete maria savino book has been stripped of her title from london 2012 after being found guilty of doping offences by the court of arbitration for sport. it means the south african athlete becomes a two—time champion. she al

i am wondering who is the best, trump or shinzo abe?o we talk about news, because we have no interest in each other‘s sessions, unfortunately. buti we have no interest in each other‘s sessions, unfortunately. but i am sure they would both be welcome if they come to singapore, that is for sure. i think i have to say, it is fairto sure. i think i have to say, it is fair to say president trump would the having a much you issue with that china trade surplus thanjapan. i think that china trade surplus thanjapan. ithinki that china trade surplus thanjapan. i think i minister shinzo abe will be emphasising that when he meets the president, that, hey, ourtrade surplus is not as big, and japan actually contributes to the us economy. you are talking about the jobs that are ready in america, but he has reported they are also offering to create 700,000 us jobs. whether or not that is achievable is another matter, because if it is that easy he really should have done it back home already. that will definitely be high on the agenda. for the rest of t

now golf, trump and shinzo abe will be playing golf. a four-ball. i think president trump will have to play more golf with the chinese president. we had numbers from china. if president trump is not happy with surplus from japan, he won‘t be happy with the surplus from china. lisha, this is an astonishing number and it isjust one month‘s lisha, this is an astonishing number and it is just one month‘s worth? yes since we are all about the numbers today and deficit, according to us data, the us/china deficit la st to us data, the us/china deficit last year was $347 billion. so they will have to play lot of golf to get through these tensions. so we have been speaking about that call between president trump and president ping and how that alleviated tensions over the one china policy. but this issue around trade will be the real battleground. china's trade surplus is at its highest in nearly half a year, that is $51 billion and president trump has been arguing that china is benefitting at the ex—pension —— expense of america and we saw expo

japanese prime minister shinzo abe a commented on the issue with u.s.resident donald trump. >> president trump assured me that the united states will always stand with japan 100%. the president and i completely share the view that we are going to promote further cooperation between our two nations and further reinforce our alliance. grown japan's economy has for a fourth quarter in a row, driven by exports, gdp rose 5.2% through december, domestic consumption was flat, minimal wage increases constrained consumer spending. the figures underscore how important it is for prime minister shinzo abe to ease tensions with the trump administration's over trade. swiss voters have rejected a government plan to reform taxation after opponents labeled the reform a series of complicated tax tricks. 41%, due to international pressure on a switzerland needs to give special breaks for multinationals which generates billions in tax revenue and employs 150,000 people in the country of 8 million. rbs is preparing to cut more than one billion pounds in annual operating cos

shinzo abe said that north korea must comply with the relevant security council resolutions.at missile test that we have been reporting in the last few hours. shinzo abe also said that, during the summit meeting with president trump, he said that president trump, he said that president trump, he said that president trump had reassured him that the us stance with japan, 100%. that echoing those comments earlier during the visit that president trump made, saying that he believed the alliance between the us and japan was the cornerstone of peace in the asia—pacific region. after shinzo abe finished speaking, he gave way, and president trump took to the podium, and very briefly, he basically made one point, and said the us stance behind japan, its great ally, 100%. the two meant speaking at mara —— mar—a—lago, the retreat in florida after president trump had hosted shinzo abe in the white house. a lot of talk about strengthening economic and trade relations between the two countries, not of course the reference to that missile test by north korea was to be expected. you are watch

scarlet: compare and contrast the visit with shinzo abe with his visit with theresa may. ng between trump and all they -- and abe. presumably they had something to go off of. i would like to hear more from your perspective on how much further they are able to build on their relationship, compared to the visit from the british prime minister. kevin: there's no question that president trump was trying to project the unifying force and chemistry between prime minister abe and himself. they had a warm hug, as president trump described it at the press conference, when prime minister abe arrived at the white house. what was interesting about what happened with theresa may's visit versus what happened with abe's visit -- theresa may's visit was clouded in controversy. course, mexican president pena nieto's cancellation. 24 hours after the visit, it was clouded with another rocky travel of the temporary ban involving immigration. that was overturned by the ninth district court, president trump saying today that we can anticipate new executive actions within the coming weeks. in or

shinzo abe heads back to japan now. byre talks were overshadowed north korea which launched a ballistic missile on sunday. shinzo donald trump and they were showing signs of voluntary. they are pushing back for regional security. some good words for shinzo abe with mr. trump saying one line in a very short press conference. wantdent trump: i everybody to understand and fully know that the united eights of america stands behind japan, it's great ally, 100%. thank you. >> i'm seeing reports that the agency says they did successfully fire that missile. and that the leader of north korea expressed great satisfaction. we saw the turn when it comes to china and the one china policy just a couple days ago. it was intended to focus on the economy and the trade ties between the u.s. and japan. they talked about that on friday as well is saturday. they also went golfing. it was interesting to see them talking about that. it were trying to get some personal time together in order to break the ice. this does follow mr. trump's atta

it will p interesting to see how this topic is broached by president trump when he talks with shinzo abe advance that prime minister abe plans to come with basically a goody bag of investments that japan or japanese companies will be making in the united states. let's see what they have to say about the jps automakers and their presence, whether it's expanded any further here in the u.s. >> whether we see more facto factories, phil. some critics of president trump in the economic circles say that he is stuck back in the late '80s, 1989, one at factors that they point so is the succession of the japanese automakers and devaluation of japan's currency. is that a fair criticism. >> it is because it's a far different japanese auto industry in terms of presence in the u.s. now than it was in the late '80s. remember for a while there were restrictions on the number of vehicles that could be imported into the united states. that prompted the japanese automakers starting in the late '80s and through the '90 toss put final assembly plants as well as smaller manufacturing plants here in the united

shinzo abe called it intolerable.dent trump assured that the united states will always stand with japan 100%. the president and i completely share the view that we are going to promote file -- further cooperation between our nations. we will further reinforce our alliance. largest moneyld's manager has a taste for australian corporate funds. blackrock is betting against rising global interest rates. inputs asfixed blackrock likes the extra yield. they expect the moves in the u.s. market will create a spur in prices. the speaker of the british house of commons is being pressured to client after saying that he voted to remain in the eu. said theyhave said will vote for no confidence in the speaker. planid he would veto any for president trump to speak in parliament when he visits the u.k. this year. 80 bush fireslia, are burning across the australian state of new south wales after weeks of record heat. dozens of properties have been damaged or destroyed. for monday. arrived the high temperatures are expected to return a

when we come back, shinzo abe meets with trump for trade talks. is a "truly win-win relationship" he insists. so will they be able to agree? and the bad boys are back 20 years after the original trainspotting. they reunite to spread more mayhem and we are back in a minute with that and more. i will see you soon. sarah: welcome back. a reminder of our top story, a french farmer who shelters illegal migrants has been convicted in a court in nice. he was given a suspended 3000 euro fine and has vowed to continue helping migrants, saying it is his civic duty. a german court has ruled that certain passages from a poem insulting turkey's president may not be read. he ridiculed the turkish leader, saying that president erdogan like child poern and beastie out he. today, the court defended the right to satire, but within limits. his attorney says that his client will appeal the ruling. let's head to the united states, where president trump has lost his attempt to get a federal appeals court to reinstate his controversial travel ban. the court said the tru

the president is hosting the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe in florida. his weekend of golf and dining is also dominated by questions over what comes next from his policy on immigration. if you remember, the original order banned citizens from seven mainly muslim countries from the united states. that for now, has been overturned in the courts. but mr trump told reporters on air force one that a new order could be issued as early as monday. and he hasn't ruled out an appeal to the supreme court either. with more here's our washington correspondent, david willis. president trump spent most of the day in the company of the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, staying at what has become known as the winter white house, donald trump's florida retreat. they took to the national golf course in the morning. that did not prevent donald trump from tweeting this. in his weekly address to the nation, donald trump said he believed urgent action was needed to protect the united states from the threat of terrorism. we will continue to fight to take all necessary and le

what is it specifically about shinzo abe that trump likes? he met with him before he was inaugurated. he has had some contentious conversations, what is it particularly about japan that he finds interesting and compelling to meet with them? is there any way that he could come out and make a statement saying we have a great relationship with donald trump and the united states can quell some of the anxieties from other world leaders. >> mike: i think both nations are entrepreneurial in nature, focus on technology and innovations, both of them frankly, have had difficulties in dealing with china. i think that's a common ground. >> melissa: i think one thing that has been so eye-opening for the american public, especially if you tune in and listen to that conversation is how much room for interpretation judges believe they are in and the law. i was shocked by the back-and-forth, the questions that were asked, they didn't seem to be related to what we had been talking about. it brings our focus back to this next appointment. how important it is to

you've met shinzo abe. >> i've met shinzo abe. i find it interesting because president trump and shinzo abe didn't like each other. abe ended up sort of in the bucket of things that joe biden took care of and was responsible for dealing with with japan and south korea. i went with vice president biden to japan once. the theater of it is they always have good relations but privately abe did not think much of joe biden. he's just got a big upgrade. he got a bear hug from the president of the united states. that never happened with barack obama. so i think that when it comes to abe and the positioning, one thing i was waiting for that didn't happen is abe's biggest goal, private goal in japan, is repeal or gutted what they call article 9 in japan's constitution of the famous no-war clause. one time i put out a tweet saying i can imagine donald trump saying japan is weak. japan is limiting. japan is not playing the security role in the region it could because of article 9. that would be a huge gift to abe from donald trump that would

. >> president trump will meet with japanese prime minister shinzo abe at the white house today. we'll tell you what's at stake straight ahead. >>> and reckitt benckiser is buying mead johnson for $17 billion in cash. it's friday, february 10, 2017. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >> good morning. happy friday. welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm sara eisen. >> happy friday. good morning to you from me as well. i'm wilfred frost. it's new music friday. we're kicking off with some brand-new katy perry. would you guess that's katie merry? katy perry. got to see her once. >> you did? >> dow is up almost 50 points this morning. s&p up 3. nasdaq up 11 after a solid rally on wall street yesterday. as for the ten-year treasury note yield back to selling off with higher yields. we've seen that over the past session. springing back from what was a multi week low we saw earlier in the week. back above 2.41 on the ten-year. the catalyst was president trump telling the airline executives that the phenomenal tax plan is coming within the next couple of weeks. that's all the

do we have any idea what president donald trump as well as prime minister shinzo abe are expected to say? >> reporter: we do not have the specifics but i think it's important to note that this gives the prime minister of japan an opportunity to speak directly to the japanese people when it's just after noon on sunday. he has a full delegation of his media press corps in addition to his soon senior officials. this is very, very important for the japanese. at the same time, we have been given guidance that president trump will make a statement following the prime minister. this comes at a time when it is unusual because there has been what is known as a lid in white house coverage. they had planned to have no additional coverage of events today and then changed their minds and very abruptly put this news conference together or this statement in front of cameras. you see the chairs assembled. members of the japanese and american press corps are there. we don't know what the announcement will be, what the comment will be, but it is something that is a test in a new presidency. it was exp

we start off with japan's prime minister, shinzo abe. he has his work cut out for him when he meets with us president donald trump tomorrow. this is important symbolically. shinzo abe is the first asian leader to meet the new us president. the sta kes a re to meet the new us president. the stakes are high. president trump has had direct criticism ofjapanese companies and japan. it has put them on again. last month he criticised toyota motors. they said they would invest more in america. the fall in the yen is a reflection of the relationship between the us and japan in the 1980s. are we in for deja vu? there is a huge difference between what happened in the 1980s and is now. at the time, the deficit, how much japan was selling to the us in comparison to how much the us was selling to japan was a really wide gap. that situation is not the same today. if anyone can be accused of dumping products into the us it would be the other favourite sort of villain in the story that president trump likes to bring up, thatis president trump likes to b

president donald trump is hosting japan's shinzo abe today. >> trump said that shinzo abe will be moreike a partner, and more so much a competitor. in terms of trade, things will be more competitive. hit a nine-year high, rising 25% in 2016. trump has complained the japanese don't buy enough u.s. cars and accuse japan of unfair currency policies he says are hurting u.s. manufacturers. that could add to friction with washington. for more, here's rebecca rossman. investment ideas that could put as much as $150 billion into u.s. infrastructure. that's how japanese prime minister shinzo abe is hoping to in exchangent trump for america's continued security backing and economic partnership. relations got off to a rocky start under the new at administration. trump removed the u.s. from the transfers of the partnership trade deal last month, a major loss for japan. he described the deal with meaningless without the u.s. >> we expect trade negotiations to be concluded i laterally now the transpacific partnership has been scrapped. as president trump is a businessman, i expect there is a high ch

you look earlier at the arrival of prime minister shinzo abe to the white house.ke questions on everything, travel order, taxes, what charlie is talking about, business ties. we'll continue could cover it. "cavuto: coast to coast" is coming right back. with every early morning... every late night... and moment away... with every click...call...punch... and paycheck... you've earned your medicare. it was a deal that was made long ago, and aarp believes it should be honored. thankfully, president trump does too. "i am going to protect and save your social security and your medicare. you made a deal a long time ago." now, it's congress' turn. tell them to protect medicare. >> save, save, save. save. connell: saw this earlier today. getting a lot of attention on the worldwide webs there. the education secretary, the new one, betsy devos was blocked by a group of protesters. trying to go to a school in the district of columbia today, middle school. jefferson middle school. eventually got in. there she is. protesters, not a ton of protesters, ones there quite loud, secu

the president is hoping the japanese prime minister shinzo abe on a state visit at his florida visit the missiles pose a direct threat to japan and south korea. mr. abe and mr. trump were briefed on the situation and appeared together to issue a joint statement condemn dg the test. let's listen. >> translator: north korea's most recent missile launch is absolutely intolerable. north korea must fully comply with the u.n. security council resolutions. during the summit meeting that i had with president trump, he assured me that the united states will always be with japan 100% and to demonstrate his determination as well as commitment, he is now here with me at this joint press conference. >> thank you very much, mr. prime minister. i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. thank you. snore a very brief remark there from the u.s. president donald trump. cnn's athena jones has more now on the white house reaction. >> reporter: hi there. that's right. we did hear brief stams from japanese prime minister

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abe inet with shinzo tokyo, and abe will meet with trump and washington, d.c..rds the u.s. to take a responsible attitude, stop --ing wrong, some 70 of the .overeignty of the islands james mattis accused china of shredding the trust of its neighbors. >> china may be stepping up economic retaliation over the u.s. missile shield. correspondent has been looking into this growing attention. give us the details. finance korea's minister says he fears china could be using unfair in direct measures to target imports south korea. punishment fors the u.s.ng ahead with defense this year, something they say is protecting south korea from north korean missiles which china sees as a threat to them. south korea says china has been pressuring are anything upm cosmetics, a large take rejected,cosmetics electric vehicles powered by south korean batteries, and reduction in a number of flights between beijing and soul and forests traveling over. -- tourists traveling over. famoussouth koreas most sopranos has been canceled. >> is also the case that china is exploding the political

president donald trump and japanese prime minister shinzo abe.korea has fired a ballistic missile. it was an intermediate-range missile according to one u.s. official talking to cnn. sources say it traveled 500 kilometers before landing in the sea of japan, also known as the east sea. a white house official says mr. trump has been briefed on the situation which developed while he was hosting mr. abe. last month, north korean leader kim jong-un said his country was close to test launching an intercontinental ballistic missile. mr. trump responded by saying it would not happen. white house correspondent athena jones is in south florida where president trump is playing host to japan's prime minister. athena, for the moment there's been no reaction from the president? >> hi, that's right. we know that the white house is aware and monitoring the situation closely. we know that president trump has been briefed. we don't know who he was briefed by. and we know that the press pool, the pool of reporters who closely follow his almost every move that they

japanese premier shinzo abe has arrived in the u.s.h president trump where he has decided to stress the importance between the ongoing alliance between the nations. let's get more from a reporter traveling with the prime minister. great to have you with you -- great to have you on the phone. i cannot imagine what the president is going through right now after the appeals court denied the reinstatement of the travel ban. makes the task a little harder for the prime minister and what he is trying to accomplish this weekend. >> right. i think prime minister shinzo abe, clearly his first priority is really to talk about the bilateral alliance and defense terms and security terms. had to defense secretary over in japan just over a week ago. he did say all the right things about how the alliance is still as important as it ever was to the americans. but i think there is a feeling in japan and possibly elsewhere in the world the perhaps the current u.s. government is not speaking with one voice. they want to hear it right from the chop -- rig

president donald trump is meeting with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. is trade, nationals national security, and jobs. we will bring the press conference live to you on bloomberg television. u.s. stocks rise to records again. dow, s&p 500, and nasdaq hitting record highs again today. with exclusive interview illyaffe chairman, andrea -- abigail: we are

you saw the two men embrace just a short time ago as shinzo abe arrived at the white house. again, he is the second foreign leader since donald trump became the president of the united states to visit the house. john harwood, what do you make of the kind of embrace and these pictures that we're watching in front of us today? >> well, japan is an ally that every u.s. president in recent years has embraced. donald trump during the campaign raised questions about whether japan adequately contributed to its own defense and whether or not they had taken advantage of us in trade deals. since the election, of course he's pulled out from the trans pacific partnership that japan was part of that was meant to contain and provide an alternative set of arrangements to those that china is seeking. interestingly, last night just before this meeting of course the president had this phone call with inping in china. so you've got a lot of different political and geopolitical current swirling around this and the i think the president will try to cultivate this relationship and at the same tim

shinzo abe: this is the fourth time to visit the united states. the last time was in pearl harbor, hawaii at the end of last year. indeed sincerely grateful of the heartwarming welcome afforded me by the american people. i would like to express my sincere gratitude to president trump. donald, you must have been very busy in your 100 days after your inauguration. thank you very much for inviting me to the white house. , but my name is mistaken for abe. everyone knows the name of the great president. ago, the japanese was still under the -- rule. the japanese open their eyes to democracy. united states is the champion of democracy. president, you are an excellent businessman, but you have never been in the congress, or the governor. you don't have experience of being in public office, but you have the uphill struggle and fight in the election campaign to become the new president. this is the dynamism of democracy. i love to celebrate and congratulate donald sworn in as the president. the united states is a country having the largest number of opport

so you can see, and shinzo abe, the prime minister of japan is with him.nd it is an interesting side by side picture that we have here where one nation is working hard to work with america and the other, iran, as you can see, we don't speak for all iranians, there are some iranians trying to flee that very message that is so anti-american but let me bring in larry korb as we keep donald trump about to board air force one. larry korb former secretary of defense under ronaldeagan. serv when americans were taken hostage in iran. he is coming up in just a few minutes. as we watch, there is melania, donald trump's wife and of course the first laudi, joined with shinzo abe, that is something important. as we talk about the trade situation. i had mentioned to you, that amazon, eli lilly, apple, texas instruments, metlife, they do billions in trade with japan. amazing considering japan, one of the most develop nations is also much smaller. than the united states. but as we see when we talk about some of the big differences, you do have a massive trade gap. we expo

he met with shinzo abe at the white house. he vowed to keep up the legal fight over his halting of immigration from seven countries designated as terror hot spots. it's a new executive order would folk specifically on extreme vetting. >> we also have a lot of other options including filing a brand new order. which could very well be. but i like to -- we need speed. security. so it could very well be. >> there you see first lady milania trump with the president. this was her first flight on any force 1. >> president trump prime minister shinzo abe are spending the weekend together to discuss foreign policy. the president hosted a dinner president trump and prime minister shinzo abe were joined by robert krat. vice president pence swore in tom price. after 2:00 this morning, senators voted along party lines to confirm the georgia congressman to reshape the affordable care act, medicare and made a. protesters blocked education betsy devos from entering a public school in washington, dc today. they're concerned about her proposals

it was after a meeting between the president and the japanese president shinzo abe. that gave industrial stocks a boost lifting names to new highs. lately, the markets have rid risen on just the near mention of tax reform or infrastructure spending. when issues like immigration and trade wars are on the table, they tend on drift slightly lower, suggesting the path of least resist daniel for stocks is higher. at least for right now. today, trump seemed to alleviate concerns of any tensions with either china or japan. the second and third largest economies, saying he had great almost for both countries and very warm conversations with both nations' leaders. another issue, earnings. next week will bring a lot more of them and that along with washington could determine direction of stocks. for "nightly business report." at the new york stock exchange. >> and this morning it was reported the u.s. relationship was on display today at the white house. trade between the two countries is worth nearly had $270 billion. so there's a lot at stake for both sides. eamon javers rep

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shinzo abe landed in the u.s.arlier this hour and will be look tog reinforce a decades old alliance rattled by trump's tough talk. the president has withdrawn from the t.p.p. and criticized tokyo for what he called unfair business pract sis, currency manipulation, and not paying nough for u.s. security. he said the central bank shouldn't be in any rush to raise interest rates next month. he says uncertainties over trump's policies is clouding the economic outlook. there is roughly a one in four chance of a rate hike. bullard isn't a voting member of the commit thee year but says the risk means the low rate regime should remain. >> therefore a relatively low policy rate would be appropriate going forward. >> and twitter shares tumbled after quarterly revenue and profit outlook missed analysts' estimates. shares closed down 12% the most in almost four months. the social network is having trouble luring advertisers and use torse the platform. it only added 2 million active users in the fourth quarter. global news, 24

president trump meeting with prime minister shinzo abe of japan.rs about to have a press conference at the top of the hour. no doubt, the president will be asked about the travel ban. a big court decision yesterday. a setback for the administration. perhaps he will be asked about the controversy about his national security advisor who has said there's the room right there, the east room where the two leaders will speak. he has said he did not discuss the issues on a post-election call of russia's ambassador. now that is in doubt because of intercepted u.s. intelligence calls. quickly to the table, do you have a question for the president today? what would it be? >> this is the issue that i have been concentrating on. i would ask what did he think of what kellyanne did and will there be disciplinary action? >> there are a number of other issues too. this is the second time the president of the yates has huni has had a news conference at the white house. the british prime minister has visited. our special coverage continues in just a moment with wolf

shinzo abe landed in the u.s.g to reinforce an alliance rattled by donald trump's tough talk. accusationss said of currency manipulation against japan will not be priority. the main focus is the auto industry. reports that judge neil gorsuch's said he was dismayed by the president's attack on the judiciary. public byism was made richard blumenthal, whose credibility was attacked by the president. said an another senator attack on one judge is an attack on all of them. the philippine central bank says inflation is manageable, rising in january at the fastest pace in more than two years. the japanese deputy governor said monetary policy -- the deputy government said monetary policy remains data dependent. it is expected to hold fire on a rate hike thursday, but it is seen as the first asian economy likely to tighten. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. i am haidi lun. china's january exports expected to rebound following a decem

she and the other is the first asian leader to meet the president. —— shinzo abe. the first to congratulate him in person on the victory. he comes bearing gifts. trade relations topped the agenda and he has reportedly put together a plan that will see japanese companies help create 700,000 usjobs including japanese investment in infrastructure projects such as high—speed trains. we have heard from toyota, sharp and softbank which said that they will build factories and create jobs which said that they will build factories and createjobs in which said that they will build factories and create jobs in the which said that they will build factories and createjobs in the us and more companies are expected to announce new investments as well. what does mr abe want in return. 0ne was japan so nervous about the trump residency? during the campaign, donald trump talked a lot about china and slapping tariffs on chinese goods and china stealing us jobs. what has that been in the past double of months was trump conflating china's problem with japan how japanese automakers are

, shinzo abe wants the same. perhaps they'll have better luck on the golf course today. >> all righty. will ripley, always good to see you. thank you. >> all right, a major player in the president's foreign policy plan, u.s. national security advisor michael flynn under fire over revelations that he discussed u.s. sanctions with russia and then possibly did not tell the truth about it. we have the president's response. >>> also, a cnn exclusive this morning. for the first time u.s. investigators have corroborated some of the details of that dossier c dossier compiled by a former british spy. we have details coming up for you. >>> also, a protest movement erupting at republican town halls across the country. an early indication of the opposition to the gop agenda and to president trump, that's ahead. you accidentally booked a flight to athens, georgia. with travelocity, there's no fee to cancel or rebook most flights within 24 hours. travelocity® wander wisely™ why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use

prime ministers shinzo abe has begun to make remarks.t the two-day summit, which will be at the hill, not only in washington but also in florida. compared to the japan-u.s. summit's the past, i believe the worldocus from over, so this is highly special. leaders are changing one after another all over the world. in the second half of blaster, a new prime minister was in italy and britain. this your, a large and's in france. and in germany, in the second half. in autumn, china will decide leadership post, and russia, presidential elections will be realistically underway. aiming for the spring next year. on the economic front, growth seems to be picking up with the u.s. leading the way. against a backdrop, it will be timely for i can president trump to compare notes on future global outlooks and discuss de pths and what roles we can play work more closely per japan and the united states share the same values an interest. both of us uphold freedom and rule of law. that is why as times go by, we hold dear what should not be change with time a

he met with shinzo abe at the white house. he vowed to keep up the legal fight over his halting of immigration from seven countries designated as terror hot spots. it's a new executive order would folk specifically on extreme vetting. >> we also have a lot of other options including filing a brand new order. which could very well be. but i like to -- we need speed. security. so it could very well be. >> there you see first lady milania trump with the president. this was her first flight on any force 1. >> president trump prime minister shinzo abe are spending the weekend together to discuss foreign policy. the president hosted a dinner president trump and prime minister shinzo abe were joined by robert krat. vice president pence swore in tom price. after 2:00 this morning, senators voted along party lines to confirm the georgia congressman to reshape the affordable care act, medicare and made a. protesters blocked education betsy devos from entering a public school in washington, dc today. they're concerned about her proposals

with uncertainty over the new president's policies, shinzo abe's government is scrambling to plan its strategy. >> i will be the greatest jobs producer that god ever created.

president donald trump and japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, have been spending the weekend golfinga. mr abe was not amused by the north korean intrusion. translation: north korea's most recent missile launch is absolutely intolerable. north korea must fully comply with the relevant united nations security council resolutions. in his response, president trump seemed less certain, even neglecting to condemn the north korean launch. thank you very much, mr prime minister. i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. thank you. kim jong—un recently promised to test a much more powerful intercontinental missile. president trump has vowed that will not happen, but it is not clear how he intends to stop it. north korea already has short—range missiles capable of hitting south korea, and medium—range missiles capable of hitting japan. the musudan is an intermediate—range missile, which may be able to hit us bases in guam. the ultimate goal is a so—called icbm, able to hit parts of the united states and austr

but part of me goes thank god shinzo abe was there. because reportedly he didn't want to say anything about it shinzo was like no, we are leaders. we have to speak. like trump was basically cheating off the smart asian kid, that's what he was doing. and what do i do in this situation? can i see your work, shinzo. what do you say? bad, okay. what is the next answer. thanks, shinzo, you're the best. mom, can shinlzo stay over? and it wasn't just the lighting it is the fact that random civilians in the mar-a-lago dining room were watching, two world leaders deal with a missile crisis right there. they were taking pics with the staff members who guard america's launch code. they took a picture with the man who is-- identified him by name and they posted photos of all of that in realtime on facebook. thanks zuckerberg. you had one bad date in college and now we're all going to die. we'll be right back. ♪ nature made it delicious. we made it a snack. chobani flip. ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medi

but first, trumps weekend meeting with shinzo abe featured a joint rebuke of the north korean ballisticest. shanker -- marty sugar joins us now. the body language between trump and abe was a lot more friendly than japan. : certainly, the optic say so. trump tweeted what a wonderful representative of japan shinzo abe was. so not much happened except that the optics were very good. francine: is that mean it is less likely that the trump administration labels them as a currency manipulator? i don't think we know what happens next. steve mnuchin is the new treasurer and the treasury is that.tity that designates trump and thek at idea of a hard and soft power, it starts with having people in place. is general flynn going out the door this week? marty: i do not think so. tell us that in private conversations, expresses tremendous support for general flynn. so there doesn't seem to be a sign that he is on his way out. trump stays loyal. get i know you like to security clearance to come on "bloomberg surveillance." what is actually involved? marty: it is a very detailed ofk into the background

we will ask where the next big opportunity may live. , more on donald trump's meeting with shinzo abe what it may mean for trade. , more on donald trump's meeting with shinzo hobby and what it may mean portrayed. -- mean for trade. ♪ have a quicks check of the business flash headlines. toshiba expecting a net loss when it reports earnings. it is still calculating the figures ahead of tomorrow's release. the loss would be due to what it is calling a good will and pearman on one of its westinghouse divisions. the company will spin off its chip unit and put it swiss unit up for sale. hong kong telecoms company pccw set to raise $1 billion by selling a stake in hkt. a discount of 8% to the units last close. it is the second sale and less than a week. said it would invest the funds in media, debt repayments, and corporate services. christine lagarde says she sees the global economy picking up 2017-2017 speaking at the arab fiscal forum. lagarde saying lagarde saying l prices are unlikely to return to the pre--2014 levels. she urged exporters to diversify revenue sources and said geopolitic

japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, has been spending it golfing with president trump. unamused by the intrusion. translation: north korea's most recent missile launch is absolutely intolerable. north korea must fully comply with the relevant united nations security council guidelines. —— security council resolutions. then, in his response, president trump appeared to forget to condemn the north korean launch. thank you very much, mr prime minister. i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. thank you. in south korea, the military made the normal noises. translation: our military is poised to respond immediately to any provocations from north korea that threaten the security of the republic of korea. missing from all of this, so far, is china — the country that many think holds the key to stopping north korea. china's leaders say they do not want a north korea armed with nuclear missiles, but nor do they want the kim regime to collapse. with each new test, north korea comes a step closer

prime minister shinzo abe will play a round of golf at mr. trump's mar-a-lago resort.st lady melania trump caught up with them at joint base andrews today and caught a ride to florida on air force one. >> the rejection of his temporary travel ban. >> reporter: so they just landed and while the president was aboard air force one, he confirmed what we were hearing in washington that it looked like they're not going to be taking the appeal of this travel ban all the way to the u.s. supreme court. the white house instead rewriting the order and trying to fight it out in the lower courts. the president said tonight his concern is getting it done quickly. president trump today promised more security and an eventually court win on his temporary travel ban. >> we'll be doing something very rapidly having to do with additl

and what about the fact this has happened while the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, is being hostedident trump in florida? well, kim jong—un really likes to have media visibility. and what he's done in this particular case is desert visibility from the trump—abe meeting, which is exactly what he wants to do. he chose this time, it seems, to have that kind of effect. and in terms of how this compares to previous missile tests that north korea has carried out, do we take anything from the type of missile that we think this is, and what can we draw from that, in comparison? i mean, is it of greater or lesser concern than previous tests? well, so last year, north korea did roughly 35 ballistic missile tests. that's a large number. it was across the range of the types of missiles they have. until we know what missile it is, good question. we don't know for sure. if it really was an intermediate—range ballistic missile, after seven failures out of eight last year, for another one to succeed would be a big deal. if it's instead a scud or a nodong, this is just a pattern of successes, somet

shinzo abe of japan meeting with trump. they will hold a news conference due to start in just a few minutes. ahead of that, some of today's washington journal with a discussion about trade. journal" continues. host: jenny leonard is on our table. aitor of "inside u.s. trade" what this new administration will do on trade policy. let's begin with this idea of supporter and business tax. what is it and how would impact trade? guest: what of the house gop blueprint is suggesting that there are no real details yet is that there will be a 20% tax on its consumption based. it is also domestically consumed products. it is a rebate on exports. a lot retailers are concerned they are going to be disadvantaged i this because they are paying 20% exporters are not paying. host: how does it work that they will be disadvantaged? guest: they would pay the importers, they would have to pay the 20% and it then it would not be rebated if it was exported. what a lot ofybe people are saying would be passed on to the consumers. and then, the peop

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president donald trump and japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, have been spending the weekend golfinga. mr abe was not amused by the north korean intrusion. translation: north korea's recent missile launch is absolutely intolerable. north korea must fully comply with the relevant united nations security council resolutions. in his response, president trump seemed less certain. even neglecting to condemn the north korean launch. thank you very much, mr prime minister. i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. thank you. kim jong—un recently promised to test a much more powerful intercontinental missile. president trump has fouled that will not happen, but it's not clear how he intends to stop it. —— has vowed. north korea already has short—range missiles capable of hitting south korea, and medium—range missiles capable of hitting japan. the musudan is an intermediate range missile, which may be able to hit us bases in guam. the ultimate goal is a so—called icbm, able to hit parts of the united states