mark ho, nhk world, singapore. >>> u.s. naval commanders are making another show of their military ability out at sea. they conducted the first-ever launch of a drone from an aircraft carrier. the x-47 drone is about ten meters long and 20 meters wide. operators carried out a test flight of one off the state of virginia. they catapulted it from the deck of the "uss george h.w. bush" over the atlantic ocean. landing on an aircraft carrier is more difficult than taking off from one so the operators landed the drone at an airport inland. u.s. commanders have made the development of drones for information gathering one of their top priorities. >>> a powerful cyclone is churning through the bay of bengal and has killed at least three people in sri lanka and left thousands more displaced. it is expected to hit myanmar in bangladesh later this week. officials in myanmar are urging residents to flee, but evacuation efforts are not proceeding smoothly. tropical cyclone brought heavy rains and landslides to sri lanka. the central and

it is habit smugly go into the country boy to tax or going to other markets perhaps in china or singapore to buy their gold so there has been massive gold in the physical markets definitely i don't want to direct your attention to that temple of a country known as america because one of their propagandists business insider is reporting that the price of gold or the surge of physical buying the surge in physical buying is meaningless because people are dumping their e.t.f. . on the exchange the g l d the paper gold your thoughts well you know the major media backs you could never believe ninety nine percent of what they said probably a hundred percent of what they say what he appreciates the golden sober because he has that statement is actually backwards but what's going on the paper mark is meeting with i think we seen that because you see the greater persian between the physical prices a premium both gold and silver over the paper spot prices that the bankers are setting so it's exactly backwards and even you know asia like what we see coming out a singapore through lawyers this is a no

>> well, singapore is still a very attractive place to move to.y've moved up, particularly in the technology field. the government has made it very attractive for companies to invest there. if you're a company and you're looking to expand your business, you'll look at where you can get the right talent and get the right people. singapore is trying to position itself as a technology hub making it much easier for people and skills together there and the finances to back it up. >> yeah. which is kind of interesting. what about, as well, is there a difference between sectors? >> yeah, there is, actually. women move on average ten years younger than men and more men move as you might expect later in their careers. but, yeah, what we're seeing is companies trying to make it more attractive to attract bright people from either sex to, you know, complete their roles. >> what is the biggest barrier to relocation? >> biggest barrier to relocation. the biggest single barrier to relocation is actually family, as you might expect. visas come highly and just mo

private sector growinghe four will be better off than he would much rather be pour in hong kong or singapore because you have a better future than france for the best you can hope for is the politicians will for ever tch you on the head to keep you dependent ward of the state. >> people now more than ever are graduating from iversity into a terrible job market usually having a degree in something that will not hp them. deal think this for job

has traded the metals since one thousand nine hundred seventy nine they also talk about hong kong singapore supplies wiped out and now this guy from s. chaos in switzerland he says it's not just the middle east or it's across the globe the fact that premiums are so high it means that no one is making enough we are producing twenty four hours a day and what sort of market like that max where prices go down. yet there they're they're struggling to keep up with demand well the converse of that is that they're issuing trillions of dollars of the bonds or paper and those prices are going up so that's the that's converse of this there's a huge demand for gold prices are going down there's a huge multi hundred trillion dollar supply of paper and bonds and prices are going up so it's a complete repudiation of supply demand economics brought on by the terrorism financial terrorism of people like wiesenthal and blodget and doug cast and ben bernanke eight. anyway stacey thanks life being on the kaiser report thank you max all right that's it for this after the show states and we'll be back with a who

you're right about singapore, right about china. number three. amsterdam. city than new amsterdam, right, new york, tom? yet they're there. how do we make the improvements? who pays? because it is going to cost a lot. >> it is going to cost a lot of money. and it's both -- it's both investments in the airports themselves and then system wide, too. we need to upgrade our national air control system and nextgen to take us up into the 21st century with satellite is possibly $30 billion ticket item. i think in europe they focused on customer service. so they put investments in place to make it more pleasant for the passengers. we've just been looking at trying to do the bare minimum. plug the leaks. >> plug the leaks. tom, thank you very much. >> a lot of leaks. >> kind of depressing, isn't it? plug the leaks. >> a lot of leaks. >>> coming up next, the sky is the limit for one booze bround. the founder of tito's vodka. we're talking about tito. he's joining us next. changing the world is exhausting business. with the innovating and the transforming and the revo

military commanders deployed the vessel last month near singapore, part of the obama administration's strategy to increase its military presence in the asia pacific region. indonesia is trying to build up their naval power. china has been intensifying its maritime activities in the region. analysts with the a private research agency says these nations will acquire about 1,000 new vessels over the next twenty years and the region is expected to become a larger market than europe for maritime defense equipment. >>> the u.s. and iran are putting their diplomatic differences aside to fight for a common cause. they're fighting to keep wrels wrestling in the olympics. the international olympic committee is considering dropping the sport starting in 2020. members of the american, iranian and ssian wrestling teams spoke in new york. athletes were invited to join an international event. it's part of the campaigat was launched after the ioc's annt >> russia, the united states and iran make up -- are the three best wrestling nations in the world. there's a lot of commonalties around that. and ou

, you get taxed at the singapore rates. you don't get taxed again when you spring it back to the united states. and the r & d tax credit, make it better, make it more incentive to create in the united states. >> we know that apple has $100 billion overseas. >> 1$102 billion actually. >> why tim cook? >> the senate is looking at whether u.s. companies shelter u.s. profits overseas to avoid taxes. the tech industry has come under a lot of criticism, because they do have a lot of money, cash overseas. apple says it doesn't do this. it reminds people that it has 66% of sales generated overseas, it keeps the money it generates overseas, because bringing it back, it would be taxed at a higher rate. so why bring it back and be penalized. but they don't funnel u.s. profits overseas. they do pay taxes, so he's been asked to come before them, susie, over 1$102 billion overseas, so he awill present a way, if you want the money back in the states, this is how we could bring it back. >> they, not only corporations what would they do wit

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singapore airlines has announced plans to purchase $17 billion worth of new aircraft, and the carrier is splitting its order, buying 30 planes apiece from both europe's airbus and its u.s. rival boeing. very fair of them. >> singapore air says it is aimed at keeping its reputation as the market leader in the premium segment. the airline has come under growing competition from middle eastern carriers. the deal also includes an option to buy a further 20 planes from airbus. in more business, japan's nikkei index plunged by more than 5% in thursday trading. sharp sell-offs of the past week in tokyo has been causing jitters for investors. >> after weeks of record closings in markets around the world, many fear a big correction may be imminent. >> japan's economy has been rising to new heights after years of sluggish performance. investors have welcomed the new government pose a policy of spending and the central bank's easing of interest rates, which have sparked a return to growth. since the start of the year, the benchmark nikkei index has risen by 1/3, making it one of the top markets.

singapore airlines has announced plans to purchase $17 billion worth of new aircraft, and the carrier is splitting its order, buying 30 planes apiece from both europe's airbus and its u.s. rival boeing. very fair of them. >> singapore air says it is aimed at keeping its reputation as the market leader in the premium segment. the airline has come under growing competition from middle eastern carriers. the deal also includes an option to buy a further 20 planes from airbus. in more business, japan's nikkei index plunged by more than 5% in thursday trading. sharp sell-offs of the past week in tokyo has been causing jitters for investors. >> after weeks of record closings in markets around the world, many fear a big correction may be imminent. >> japan's economy has been rising to new heights after years of sluggish performance. investors have welcomed the new government pose a policy of spending and the central bank's easing of interest rates, which have sparked a return to growth. since the start of the year, the benchmark nikkei index has risen by 1/3, making it one of the top markets.

madrid faced a different challenge as they took on one hundred thirty kids in a charity match in singapore but as you go beach their great rivals right out to warn in last week's comp final increasing speculation that strike at raja bell falcao could leave for manchester city chelsea or monaco and let it go also while an exhibition match to nail against a singapore eleven for playing out a goal this league a draw with bottom side majorca. on wednesday and just a day after holding a private audience with newly crowned italian football champions eventers pope francis also met come finalists roma and last year in simpy to square at the magical last year won it one nil courtesy of a second home office and absolute goal all the pontiff is an avid football fan and a long time supporter of argentinian side sunlight enzo from his native one is that harry's. on thursday the english premier league season may be over but runners up manchester city and third place chelsea flew across the atlantic for some exhibition matches in the usa city came from three goals down to win four three in the first matc

madrid faced a different challenge as they took on one hundred thirty kids in a charity match in singapore but as you go beats their great rivals right out to warn in last week's comp final increasing speculation that strike at raja bell falcao could leave for manchester city chelsea or monaco and let it go also want an exhibition match to nail against a singapore eleven for playing out a goal this league a draw with bottom side majorca. on wednesday and just a day off to holding a private audience with newly crowned italian football champions eventis pope francis also met come finalists roma and last year instant peter's square at the magical last year won it one nil courtesy of a second home office and absolute gold all the pontiff is an avid football fan and a long time supporter of argentinian side sunlight enzo from his native one is that harry's. on thursday the english premier league season may be over but runners up manchester city and third place chelsea flew across the atlantic for some exhibition matches in the usa city came from three goals down to win four three in the first m

it's like two percent if you want to go somewhere and make some money so i go to singapore and it's nice it's like san diego mixed with manhattan but we have seen a lot of volatility within declines we've seen a lot of market corrections do you think that's going to start a leveling out. but in time sitting fat till risk is the. forecasters yeah i don't think so. i've see i've been since like nickel even before that a big point i mean i've seen a lot of so i've seen a lot of downs there's still a lot of risk with big coin itself cryptocurrency in general it's this new species or currency it's math based currency that's kind of what i'm talking about big picture wise and big may not be it you know there might be some type of vulnerability that could bring it down but i think that the innovation is what's exciting and that's what's going to be generating a lot of this wealth in opening new markets where people can take a payment from nigeria you know the funds are good so they can have amazon ship the product out. that was entrepreneur and investor trace and they are that we met at th

madrid faced a different challenge as they took on one hundred thirty kids in a charity match in singapore but as you go beach their great rivals right out to warn in last week's camp final increasing speculation that strike at raja bell falcao could leave for manchester city chelsea or monaco and let it go also want an exhibition match to nail against a singapore eleven for playing out a goal this league a draw with bottom side majorca. on wednesday and just a day off to holding a private audience with newly crowned italian football champions eventers pope francis also met come finalists roma and last year in simply to square at the magical last year won it one nil courtesy of a second home office and absolute gold all the pontiff is an avid football fan and a long time supporter of argentinian side san lorenzo from his native one is that harry's. on thursday the english premier league season may be over but runners up manchester city and third place chelsea flew across the atlantic for some exhibition matches in the usa city came from three goals down to win four three in the first match

it's like two percent if you want to go somewhere and make some money like go to singapore and it's nice it's like san diego mixed with manhattan but we have seen a lot of volatility within declines we've seen a lot of market corrections do you think that's going to start leveling out. but in time sitting fat till risk is the money for customers yeah i don't think so i've see i've been since like a nickel even before that a big point i mean i've seen a lot of so i've seen a lot of downs there's still. a risk with big coin itself crypto currency in general it's this new species a currency it's math based currency that kind of what i'm talking about big picture wise and big may not be it you know there might be some type of vulnerability that could bring it down but i think that the innovation is what's exciting and bad what's going to be generating a lot of this wealth in opening new markets where people can take a payment from nigeria you know the funds are good so they can have amazon ship the product out that was entrepreneur and investor trace and they are that we met at the big

it's like two percent if you want to go somewhere and make some money like go to singapore and it's nice it's like san diego mixed with manhattan but we have seen a lot of volatility within big points we've seen a lot of market corrections do you think that's going to start leveling out. but in time sitting till risk is the. forecasters yeah i don't think so i've see i've been at since like a nickel even before that in a big point i mean i've seen a lot of so i've seen a lot of downs there's still a lot of risk with big coin itself cryptocurrency in general it's this new species of currency it's math based currency that's kind of what i'm talking about big picture wise and big one may not be it you know there might be some type of vulnerability that could bring it down but i think that the innovation is what's exciting and that's what's going to be generating a lot of this wealth in opening new markets where people can take a payment from nigeria in no the funds are good so they can have amazon ship the product out. that was entrepreneur and investor trace of mayer that we met at th

he was found dead by hanging in his singapore apartment.r mary todd says they are pulling out into the inquiry and leaving singapore as soon as possible. as we reported, todd was working for a government research agency in singapore. police there say he likely committed suicide. his parents believe, though, he was murdered. >>> it has been 657 days since the u.s. lost its top credit rating. what are we doing to get it back? even though hiring picked up in recent months, the chief of the federal reserve ben bernanke wants to continue the stimulus program of the fed to stimulate the economy. that money is intended to keep long term interest rates down which it has been successful in doing despite the loss of our credit rating. thinks eventually if you keep them low it will become a self-fulfilling cycle. >>> two members are in custody after an unbelievable thing happened. this was a brutal and bloody attack in broad daylight on a street in london. the british government says this was an act of terrorism. let me show what you happened. witness

right, rick and mary have flown to singapore to plead their case.ve more ahead. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this >>> good morning. it is saturday, may 18th. i'm gigi barnett. here's what people are talking about. baltimore is counting down the hours to the 138th running of the preakness. nine horses will run today in the second of the triple crown. the overwhelming favorite is kentucky derby winner, orb. he managed to get in one last workout before today's race. orb needs a victory in the preakness to be the first triple crown winner in 35 years. it is at 6:20 this evening. >>> a new report by the department of justice are saying baltimore city detention center has the second highesterate of sexual conduct in the country. >>> well, if you cannot win it, if you are not in it. the biggest powerball jackpot in history is up for grabs tonight. folks across the state are rushing into drugstores and gas stations trying to provide the winning ticket. it is up to $600 million, the chance of cashing in is slim. 175million. >>> the real world in

right, rick and mary have flown to singapore to plead their case.ll have more ahead. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this >>> i think i'd have to. you always say that. >> you know the guy in minnesota who won, and they kept being the lunch ladies after they won. do you remember that? >> i don't know if i would be a lunch lady. >> you would be a fine lunch lady. >> i actually would be. >> you would be. i could see you with the hairnet and everything. would you show up here? >> i would show up here. i can't imagine just sort of walking away from it all. i know a lot of people think of it. would you? >> i think we're very blessed to do what we do so i'd like to think i would keep doing it. >> it's very tempting. i would have to stay occupied. it's like -- >> right. you could do a lot of philanthropy with that kind of money. you could stay occupied that way. >> i think you would not be quite as nice to your boss anymore, though. you know? after all, you can walk away. but please don't walk away. we'll be right back after this. you're watching

so i'm going to let you know please hold your applause until the end pleaseme indonesia japan, singapore and introducing supervisor erick. so i'm going to read the operation it's beautiful. today mayor lee is proclaiming asian panic heritage month in san francisco and the final whereas clause is most profound there's about it resolved the mayor of the city and county of san francisco in recognition of a 35 anniversary the federal legislation launching the celebration and in honor of this year's theme honoring achievement in the performing arts do hereby proclaim may as asian pacific heritage month. (clapping) (clapping) >> all right. so which for acting mayor david cowen please give a warm welcome to board president chiu. >> going it's good to be here supervisor cowen as well as supervisor mary and our school board member and all of you. i wish you could see the crowd from where i stand you are truly a beautiful crowd i'm going to say a something that's political risky i'm going to say with president obama said you are the best looking most beautiful crowd in san francisco. i was a littl

this summer there was a project in singapore, urban prototyping singapore where we worked with local interests to open up over 30 private data sets and we had to engineer, what kind of contract would you have? how would you handle privacy? how would you let people use it for only that purpose? that form of innovation as it spreads here and elsewhere i think leads to a whole lot of new possibilities and applications. and this great cross trading between the private second for and public sector is just now taking off. in many ways san francisco has a special responsibility here. lots of cities are investing in opening data. that's a lot of supply. you need the demand side to prove to the city it's worthwhile and to prove to the public you can build an ecosystem there. we can do things with that whether bottom up activities, gray area or private companies. so, it's a moment of real burst of innovation and the landscape changes as the public and private sides come together. >> i very much agree with everything that was said. i'll add that in addition to the public sector, at the city lev