seventh fleet troll the -- fleet patrol the waters of the south china sea. elp the people of south vietnam defend themselves against an armed communist takeover, the united states and other countries have begun a flow of economic, technical, and financial aid. a joint civilian military effort to build a stronger nation. a small, but dedicated, south vietnamese navy is hard at work in effort to deny the use of the coastal waters as a supply route for the viacom. states military assistance command has been established. american navy advisors were the -- advisors work with the the emmys in the many phases of training. the united states headquarters of support activity has been established in said on -- in saigon. four,y in mid-90's exceed -- already in mid-1964 the american navy is in vietnam. at the end of july 1964 the united states military assistance command reports an increase in viet cong forces in south vietnam. then, the navy's role in vietnam suddenly expands. ♪ on august 2, the united states navy destroyer maddox begins to track three unknown craft app

what does the south china morning post report?t do. what does the south china morning post report? it is reporting that china may, as you say, may agree in the un framework, within the un framework, formal sanctions and it may give north korea partial oil sanctions. this is against the backdrop of... a hotheaded debate between the chinese and the americans. the americans and demanding, clearly, that we need to do something about north korea. and saying that china is not doing enough. china are doing well, yes, you have a point but and the but is that we cannot totally have a total embargo on north korea because then we have a failed state on our borders. this isjust a densely too populated region. just look at south korea. very densely populated. china, densely populated as is japan. it is too dangerous to have a failed state on their borders. donald trump is also starting to modulate a little bit. overnight we saw him coming out and saying that war would be the last resort, it is no longerfire war would be the last resort, it is

particularly to the south china sea where china has a massive fishing fleet that is encroaching.we can look in the north atlantic. we see partners that are traditionally very close come to violent ends overfishing violations. we see indonesia blowing up illegal fishing craft. more and more we'll see wars over fish. just as in the past we've seen wars over land, water, oil. this is a war of a protein and it is increasingly the principal source of protein around the world. so think of it in the context of oil or water or another resource. to counter it we need international interagency private-public, the things i've talked about, but we're going to need robust cooperation between not just the navy's of the world but the coast guard of the world as well. it's a big topic. thank you for raising it. >> i served a couple years in the active navy, but what i'm wondering about has to do with these accidents, so-called, about the people getting killed, ships getting hit on the side bigger doesn't seem to me that people who are too many the ships don't know what they're doing. i don't bel

precious defense resources has been diverted to to some extent not the entirety but from away from the south china sea and china sea toward the korean peninsula so it's really a we're taking heat on in in this situation which is thank you for being with us today we were discussing how the international community should handle the north korean nuclear crisis with former japanese government adviser and military scholar dr get me to shoot and that's it for this edition of sophie and co i will see you next. this bed with me i'm going to go to the most get a little bit of the arm plus i'm a lawyer but i. know both there was a problem but i get sort of kind of on the other side of this you. see a bump up and there's no fear of use of a little mystery. to get. to. where they. you won't get a statistic good area for immigrants it's hit and miss we never really know for sure but this has been a active area. becky so i can. tell ya you. know what when i started no i didn't. get. trampled morphs into a neo con well i didn't take long also the world disorder after the united nations general assembly speeches

sea for the korean peninsula nobody's talking about the south china sea any more so china has better you know more free hand to take auctions in those areas so we're pretty you can say and or limited pressure defense resources has been diverted to some extent not then toddy but from away from the south china sea and the sea toward the korean peninsula so it's really a taking heat to win in this situation which is thank you for being with us today we were discussing how the international community should handle the north korean nuclear crisis with former japanese government adviser and military scholar dr get me that's it for this edition of sophie and co i will see you next. in case you're new to the game this is how it works in the economy is built around core. washington washington post media. to me though voters elected the businessman to run this country business equals power boom bust it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before . what politicians to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury.

and china's aggressive, the stance in south china sea. and from east china sea, for the first time, the passing the strait of miyako moved to the pacific ocean in a very rapid pace, the fleet has become more aggressive. so aid to a.d., this strategy, they have already demonstrated by using their own activities enable in the air farcorce. the other change is u.s., there is a change of u.s., the strategy. and so vis-a-vis aid to a.d. in order to come to that, the first of the first island chain. we will treat the u.s. forces to the east of guam. and the first island chain defense is left up to the alliance, allied countries. in using long-distance strike try to contain china. we heard that that strategy has been currently studied. if that strategy becomes reality, as mr. takei mentioned, so how we should strongly defend the first island chain. so i think over the last four years, that's what we really study from now. so with all those changes, the japan had come to the point of revising the national defense program guideline since four years

destructed away from way from china sea and the south china sea. nobody's talking about the china sea anymore so. better you know more free high and. take auctions in those areas so we are pretty and or limited precious resources has been diverted to some extent not the entirety but from away from the south china sea and sea toward the korean peninsula so it's really a taking heat in in this situation which is thank you for being with us today we were discussing how the international community should handle the north korean nuclear crisis with former japanese government adviser and military scholar dr get me that's it for this edition of sophie and co i will see you next. we'll. when the really close is project. we can all middle of the room sit. the real news is really. this with me and many. of the others well plus animals i knew but i. know both it was a problem but i guess i kind of scientists you. see a dumb thought and just no sooner because i don't need to see. where they. he will get i'm just a good area to hunt for immigrants it's hit and m

south korea china is number one trading partner for south korea the trade partner between china south korea's double we're going to south korea u.s. south korea japan combined china only so have i think the defense ministers are sort of understand that there's interest in priority of just supporting north korea giving plank check to north korea has not worked and we're not at the close of the end game here and i think china needs to leave value should you said earlier about you know the regime change was being a problem and charles has talked about the need to engage in gauge you said last week in an interview and also information warfare we need to help the people of north korea rise up that's the long term game the north korean people bring about the change we need you can't really engage with you also encourage regime i'm not i'm not a promoter and engagement are locked only because i feel you have modern regime change in the not so. no not sometimes have you united states doing decapitation of e.g.

the south china morning post carries a warning to north korea from china not to launch another ballistictensions on the korean peninsula. the guardian looks at bell pottinger, one of the uk's leading public relations agencies, which has been expelled from the industry's trade associations after an investigation uncovered a secret campaign to stir up racial tensions in south africa, considered one of the worst breach of ethics in its history. the business independent says activity among britain's builders slumped to its lowest point this year in august as firms delay projects in the run—up to brexit. and finally, on front of the telegraph, we have the smiling couple the duke and duchess of cambridge who have announced they're expecting their third child. the queen and both families are said to be "delighted with the news." the more the merrier, don't they say. so let's begin. with me is stuart thomson who's head of public affairs at pr agency bircham dyson bell. we will get onto royal family shortly, but we have to start with north korea. we have

let me just share with you the south china morning post, an english—language paper. he will tone down the china rhetoric to praise the chinese president and call for a stable relationship between the nations. the real u—turn there. clean—up efforts have begun in the wake of hurricane irma. the worst—affected areas are in the caribbean, where 17,000 people desperately need shelter, with some still short of food and drinking water. it's believed that 37 people were killed on the islands. nick bryant reports from one of those territories, the turks and caicos. this church was supposed to protect people from irma, a sanctuary from the storm. butjust hours before the hurricane hit, the plan changed. people went elsewhere, and just as well — like many buildings here, it was destroyed. in the turks and caicos islands, low—lying coastal communities were worst—hit, beachside homes now unliveable. basically, my family, we lost everything, everything. it's going to take some time to get back on our feet again, but, through the strength from god, we will. long bay beach is routi

sea, an area of heavy rain pushing into the north of vietnam and south china.ted ground. we could see some flooding issues in the next 12 hours. across southeast asia, drier air has been pushing across the north so dry across tuesday but across the south we could see some monsoons and downpours here and the risk of flooding and on and into wednesday. intense thunderstorms across parts of italy, the adriatic and into the balkans and warnings in force across parts of greece as low pressure continues to move east. the tuesday, the eastern mediterranean, gorgeous beach weather and the same for southern turkey but the north—east of greece into wards bulgaria could see violent storms and the risk of flooding. more storms pushing into the western side of italy, but italy will have some sunshine through tuesday afternoon. spain and portugal, dry, sunny and hot across the south and for the ca nary islands, pleasantly hot across the south and for the canary islands, pleasantly warm with temperatures around 30. closer to home, we are in between weather systems for tuesday

the south china morning post says china and the us led the world in condemning north korea.te — "appropriately deal with" the test, which the paper says appeared to be timed to coincide with the opening of the brics summit. the front page of the japan times similarly headlines the north korea nuclear test. but it also features a picture of the forthcoming nuptials of princess mako, the eldest grandchild of emperor akihito and how she has given up her royal duties for love. we'll hear from the couple in a few minutes' time. a miracle rescue has caught the attention of people online.. a miracle rescue has caught the attention of people online. a young boy fell into a well. a young boy fell into a well in xi'an in shaanxi province. mechanical excavators were called in, and then, once the boy was located, oxygen was pumped into the narrow well shaft to ensure he didn't suffocate. it took ten hours before he was finally pulled back to safety. and he was then re—united with his family before being taken to hospital. you'll be glad to know, he's doing well. that is wonderful news.

let me just share with you the south china morning post, an english language paper. ays, saying he will tone down the china rhetoric to praise the chinese president and call for a stable relationship between the nations. the real u—turn. indeed. thank you. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: apple rolls out its latest gadgets, nut if you want the top of the line iphone you'd better get ready to pay for it. also on the programme... meet china's rappers who are being propelled into the limelight thanks to a new online reality show. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here — of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites, in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears — enough! translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people

let me just show you, next, the south china morning post. the top—selling english—language paper of record in hong kong. again, a similar photo of mr donald tsang, wearing that distinctive bow tie that he is often wearing. he is smiling a bit more, seated in a car next to his wife, selina, of many years. another headline, donald tsang denies graft charge at high court trial, and the jury charge at high court trial, and the jury is composed of five women and four men. and that is the latest, rico. i will be certainly watching this trial and reporting back to you. thank you so much for the update. in south korea, the military has been prosecuting gay soldiers under an old law which bans homosexual activity in the army. campaigners have called it a witch—hunt, while the military has defended its actions, saying that they are aimed at protecting the wholesomeness of the army. 0ne at protecting the wholesomeness of the army. one of the soldiers being prosecuted has spoken to the bbc. his identity has been concealed for his protection. doi do i ha

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let me share this headline from the south china morning post. casting a shadow over china's summit. itsemning pyongyang for nuclear test program. north korea has ignored international communities widespread opposition, carrying out a nuclear test, and china's present best present issuing -- china's present issuing strong condemnation of this. how should the u.s. response to north korea? another half-hour of your calls and comments. don from california, republican line. good morning. caller: i am hoping to get people a little perspective here. this is not some innocent country. uncle to aed his own telephone pole and shot him with an antiaircraft gun, basically bits.im to this is not somebody who you want to have a hydrogen bomb. we have had, under obama, eight years of what he calls strategic patience with north korea. during which time they their investment and building their nuclear armaments until they have all of this stuff. people thinking they have only been doing this since president trump has been elected, he has only been president for eight months. you don't build an icbm

they have the south china sea. we have not yet -- lou: i think you would agree. give the trump administration great credit. they are challenging china in the south china sea. and this president put three carrier strike forces off the korean peninsula. this president is make it absolutely clear what the deal is. and xi jinping in response is shooting nothing but bull. >> i think we need to start affecting the chinese economy. they only have about two weeks of oil at any given time. last time i checked we had some pretty good allies in the gulf region who could help mitigate their fuel. lou: i want to turn to what happened in london. all of us are concerned. our hearts and prayers go out to the folks in the u.k. but the london terror goes on and on and on. radical islamists have it seems a free hands in london to carry out terrorist attacks. the mayor of london said he's calm and will not give in. srnlts that just find and dandy, he will not give in. what kinds of battle cry is that? >> he's an enabler. they defeated the i.r.a. during the northern ireland thing. th

it is clear that south korea is stuck in the middle. china has talk on about not wanting was. nt moonjae—in not wanting was. the south korean president moon jae—in guaranteed not wanting was. the south korean president moonjae—in guaranteed he does not want war and in the states, however, seniorfigures does not want war and in the states, however, senior figures at reminding the world there are various ways of dealing with this, economic, political and, yes, militarily. nicky creeley saying north korea is begging for war. —— nicky creeley saying north korea is begging forwar. —— nicky nicky creeley saying north korea is begging for war. —— nicky henley. more on north korea to come, first a quick look at the rest of the day's news. us media report that president trump will end the program known as deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca, which shields certain immigrants from deportation if they came to the us illegally as children. the 0bama administration policy currently protects around 800,000 young men and women often referred to as dreamers. aid agencies across sout

-- in the south china sea. so without creating the force, we really have to build up our force structure so is that the concept from four to five years. the vacuum area of the southwestern islands we decided to build up and strengthen the power and there are three things. the first is -- we have a standing force here in this region and second stage is when there is any emergency or contingency here, new force will be injected and the force will be injected in order to eliminate the vacuum in this southwestern area in order to strengthen the deterrence so those are the two ways to increase a deterrence. in the third stage still some island is taken by the opponent. we have to retake it so the new force for that purpose is created. so those are three -- the phases in order to avoid and fill the gap of the vacuum of the southwestern islands in order to build up the defense but that program was started four years ago and we are in the fourth year so we're in the mid-way but there is help with the u.s. forces this p

south china morning post is leading on china supporting tougher sanctions on north korea, following pyongyang'sijing may support a partial ban on oil supplies. the new york times is featuring a picture from the puerto rican capital san juan, showing the incredible 185 mile per hour winds lashing the region, as hurricane irma churns toward florida. the eu bank battle is headlining the daily telegraph's business section, where frankfurt is sweeping aside rivals to become the dominant financial centre of of the eu, as paris falls behind in the quest for post—brexit spoils.

his trip will take injapan, south korea and china. for the asia—pacific economic cooperation, orapec, conference. the catholic church in the philippines rang bells right across the country to signal opposition to what it describes as president rodrigo duterte's reign of terror as he fights his war on drugs. meanwhile, philippine law makers have voted to slash the budget of the country's human rights commission. the pop superstar selena gomez has revealed that she's recently had a kidney transplant. the singer posted this photo to her instagram account, showing her and her friend, actress francia raisa, who donated the kidney. the 25—year—old has lupus and explained this was why she was laying low over the past few months. lupus is a disease that affects the body's immune system. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the crew of the indian—owned malaviya 7, unpaid and abandoned in scotland for more than a year, are a step closer to going home. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be d

south korea holds a film festival calling for peace. had iran has been spreading from china to south korea and to japan at this combination band one camera from the south one from the north is fairly active and is given seventy six millimeters in the last twenty four hours on the island just the south of the major on to japan and of course it's going to be mostly honshu to see the rest of that rain push through too as well behind it sounds come out so that in south korea now twenty degrees insall on thursday and a good part of china is finals as beijing is also dry but shanghai is in a rain belt and has been in and out of it for the last day or so whilst the sun returns to japan that rain belt in china brought probably stay more or less where it is drifting slowly south is given equal figures a sixty seven reason twenty four hours in the shanghai and and also the sichuan and near do as i say it's not moving far the same time with a feed of moisture in the south china sea hong kong right on the edge of potential development of thunderstorms again or at least rain showers that

tenant is aggressive in south china sea. from east china sea for the first time, the straight of - moved to the pacific ocean and particular over the last four or five years. a very rapid space as a fleet, the activities become more aggressive. and -- this china strategy they have already demonstrated by using their own activities in naval and air force and china have become more aggressive so we do need to step up our efforts and respond to the change. and the other change is the change of the strategy. and so, in order to counter that first, the first island change, retreat us forces to the east of guam and the first island defense is left up to the alliance. and using long-distance strength tried to contain china. and we had at the strategy has been studied. at the strategy becomes reality, as adm. tomohisa takei mentioned, i think over the last four years we really can study from now with all of his changes, japan has come to the point where the national defense guidelines four years ago the situation has changed and if w

south korea. if it's not utilized against china and south korea supporting the policies not taking china as an adversary. based on the months between south korea and the united states. i hope the united states also needs to provide technical assistance in the similar days. they alleviate chinese apprehension that most policy might be pursuing. in fact, and the policy and no regime change from the army. almost identical with chinese north korean policies. in spite of the united states china increasing pressure and warnings on september 3rd of this year, they have this hydrogen bomb. tim obviously revealed he would not pay any respect to chinese interest as well as the united states. as a consequence, northeast asia is falling into grave security dilemma situations. nobody knows the outcomes. what is urgent is to establish a strategy or corporation among south korea and the united states and china. they need to understand each other and increase mutual trust. the u.s. civilian and expert based dialogue. then the three need to agree on the intend of nuclear weapons. the message to deal with these issues an

a shot at china the south china sea. liz: ambassador nicholas maduro as a socialist dictator holding up the venezuela peace collapse bringing nothing but poverty, starvation and misery to its people. the president saying venezuela's socialism destroyed democracy. listen. >> the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been faithfully implemented. wherever true socialism or communism has been adopted, it has delivered anguish and devastation and failure. those who preach the tenets of these discredited ideologies only contribute to the continued suffering of the people who live under these cruel systems. liz: cruel systems. your thoughts? >> well he is absolutely right in substantive terms, and i can tell you of years dealing with the u.n. going back to the reagan administration, if we had a shot of the audience, their mouth was have been open. he attacked socialism in the united nations. that probably had a bigger impact on many people in the general assembly hall than

hard and not -- hit china hard not get out of a trade agreement with the you -- with southdary sanctions on china related or north korea and china related entities -- what other options does the u.s. have if those do not work? nonmilitary of course. sean: that and we need to lean on our friends and allies. mnuchin walked it back, but he said we will see trade with countries across korea. friends like the philippines, thailand, malaysia, great britain, they have north korean embassies. why? don't think of north korea as a country. it is a religious cult. they will never give up the nukes. they can't because they are a poor man south korea otherwise. we need to end the regime. betty: speaking of south korea, i want to pull up a trump tweet, he said, south korea is finding and i have told them there talk of appeasement with north korea will not work. they only understand one thing. it was pointed out in a , he saved his harshest words this time not for china or north korea but south korea. what do you read? sean: i am wondering why rex tillerson said north korea was showing re

china's behaving badly so look what they are doing in the south china sea.g resorts as the south china sea they are building militariness haitians and a blue ocean navy so it's not the isolation of north korea acting badly. it's china as well expanding it. >> trish: so we need to do something about china. china holds the key to north korea and this is a confrontation that will have to happen at some point given what china is doing from a military perspective as you point out. >> the only thing you can do to china is put economic pain on them in some way, shape or form. >> trish: economic pain there is much much we can do. we've only sanctioned one bank. >> this is the only thing we were dealing with, the whole government, we're dealing with so many things on this front and don't think they don't know it. don't think they don't know the presidents in texas for the flood it's the most serious disaster we've had in this country. >> trish: good to see you guys thank you so much. still to come everyone the one thing to watch for in the week ahead on sunday mornin

major trade deal with south korea recently i sat down with leo gerard president of the international steelworkers union mr gerard says the real trade war is happening now with china and south korea. mr girard it's good to have you with us lots of things you bet lots of things happening in the steel industry right at the heart of america well right now the steel industries in a in a very challenging position. post the election when the president and the in fact the republican party were talking a lot about job creation and and moving the economy forward president signed the executive order on investigation on steel we all knew that the steel industry was getting flooded with unfairly traded steel from countries like china south korea india vietnam indonesia just to name a few and we were very confident that that investigation under section two thirty two of the trade act of one nine hundred sixty four would result in saying that steel is an important commodity for the american secure america national security and here is the remedy we've been waiting for that and there's a lot of anxious people that work in our facilities there's a lot of anxious people in managem

the south china morning post. ka trump and jared kushner's trip to china may have been canceled because some officials in the white house decided the couple were not suitable to make preparations for u.s. president donald trump's visit to beijing. >> they sent this guy to negotiate middle east paseace. >> the south china morning did report that. what do you make of it? this is going to bug trump. >> ivanka trump has her own fashion line and there's issues with that in china. that could be john kelly saying no, but who knows. >> there's something i know nothing about. >> everybody is afraid of a bes trait m desperate man. no one takes your phone calls. and the fear of being connected with jared kushner could put you in international trouble. >> denzel washington, oscar winning performance in "training day." go ahead. >> the chinese are sensitive to issues of protocol. are they the best face of the united states, the best face of the presidency. john kelly is well-versed in those things. >> he's looking good. anyway,

china, for example u is -- is seeking to dominate the south china sea with the south china seas. they will continue to to do thao matter what we do or say. trish: great to get your analysis, appreciate it. now joining me right now on thoughts of north korea, fox news strategic analyst and, author, lieutenant ralph peters. colonel, good to see you, we have been talking for days about this and it's been heating up considerably with just last night kim jong un flying a missile over japan, what stage does this leave us in now? >> well, we need to realize some basic things. trish, kim jong un is not afraid of us. despite our overwhelming military power, he doesn't believe we will use it. he believes we are tired n -- in retreat. but overall, kim jong un is convinced that even though -- china will back him and putin will back him and we won't fight. i have tremendous respect for nikki haley, she's really amazing, i think she has a great future ahead of her but she didn't talk about key economic issue which is smuggling. so much of this, the sanctions are being undercut by chinese and r

but it is clear south korea remains essentially stuck in the middle. it agrees with china. hose countries have talked about not wanting war on the peninsula. south korea's president, moonjae—in, said he can guarantee there will not be another war. and yet, in the states, we hear from senior figures there, reminding the world that there are various ways of dealing with this, economic, political and, yes, military, and that includes the nuclear option. nikki haley, at the united nations, reminding everyone listening there that she thinks, as you said, north korea is begging for war, and the us has patience, but that patience is not unlimited. we will have plenty more on that story later in the programme. also making news today: aid agencies across south asia are still trying to reach millions of people affected by the worst floods to hit the region in years. the un children's agency, unicef, estimate around 16 million children across india, bangladesh and nepal are in urgent need of life—saving support. in india's state of bihar, campaigners say the government has built too ma

no one wants a war going on in the south china sea. i think china wants a diplomatic solution.tepping in. charles: also china wants to have their cake and eat it, too. obviously they enjoy what's going on to a degree or they would have stopped it long ago. >> it's been a south korea and japan problem, not a china problem. they fear most of the collapse of their economy with chinese sanctions. the dynamic that we have to make change is a collapsed regime or reduced regime because of economic sanctions is far better than a collapsed regime because of war and a unified korean peninsula friendly to the united states. i hope the chinese are seeing they better take action and bring action and their terms charles * there is a lot of talk that abe may want to change japan's constitution. are you in favor of them taking control of their own destiny? is it okay for japan to have nukes if north korea has them? >> if they look at the region and see as a result of their buffer state and kim jong-un's provocative action, that japan is remilitarizing so they can takeee offensive action. we ma

or possibly that could come next month we saw in november president donald trump is due to visit china south korea and japan and he's going to be in the region for about ten days so is that going to be the visit perhaps delivers perhaps the breakthrough that we're looking for perhaps ok time will tell for sure aaron brown live for us in beijing adrian thank you. amnesty international has used satellite imagery to highlight what it calls an orchestrated campaign to burn one hundred villages in myanmar the rights group passed detected eighty large fires in rakhine state since august twenty fifth when a military crackdown began almost four hundred thousand right hand to have fled to bangladesh in the past three weeks in march army says it's targeting armed groups and the area. through a number of different sources it's really clear campaign. by the mia more security forces. fire. burning so close to home states. that it's very very difficult to do this anything else the liberal effort by the me of a military to drive through his country. by any means necessary. support or with our i mean shop.