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see this large area, cloudy, little plot to store more weight, whether to just coming into the south china sea. and that will put some very heavy right over towards the vietnam central and southern past the vietnam as we go through saturday on into sunday. and the in some monday, i think we even went to a, by that stage with russia, salisbury, or across the board, a young lady of shelves to indonesia as we go on through the next compensation. that's not what the, what the further north, making its way towards the vietnam core chain wind as well as, as of right plus the conditions coming through here. well, i do show as long as both of rain bloss preconditions also affecting the eastern side of australia across the north because we are still looking at the flooding rain which continues on i'm on the same trough here across the world in queensland course. northern parts of australia, right across the nc and pushing up towards the north of w y. but it's down towards the southeast over the next couple of days where we're going to see a big change that right further north. yeah, that will continue.

this going further west and south china sea, and this he may well bring some heavy rain briefly, 55, all vietnam. so it is an increase in the ne monsoon. it also has meant dry weather to the west coast in the fall across potentially, i'm lazy, i'm not just the mattress driving it was. same is true for much of born here with the java east towards the child. so big cheryl is all still there and the emphasis of the really heavy rains is size of the crate and it's certainly been affecting the old, entire tree. northern queens and the still funding on the drive is hardly surprising when you see the figures. for example, this place is smooth. daily water is a $143.00 millimeters in 24 hours. that's a fair proportion of the mountain savage, only one day. and it causes a generally dry area, but the wet season is upon us. so flooding is dirty, good, awesome showers for this as some pretty big ones running out through new south wales. and this of course means that the rooms has gone away, its been squashed back. ive lights too nice and warm, melvin 26. and it's about $28.00 and not going to im

attempts to change the status quo by force or coercion and to oppose such attempts in the east and south china seas in order to fully defend a free and open indo-pacific. we also reiterated the importance of peace and stability across the taiwan strait. regarding north korea, we affirmed the need to address its nuclear and missile program, which poses a serious threat to japan, the u.s., and beyond, and that japan and the us will work together toward the complete denuclearization of north korea. as the abductees and their families continued to age, i conveyed my strong sense of urgency and determination directly to president trump and gained his renewed strong support for the immediate resolution of the abductions issue. while this was my first face-to-face meeting with president trump, we were able to openly and frankly exchange views, and our meeting turned out to be very productive and meaningful. as a result of today's meeting, which marked a new departure for the japan-u.s. relations, we are issuing a japan-u.s. joint leader statement. this document will serve as a compass for further cooperat

we are committed to help in the self-defense i believe 65% of the world's goods shipped to the south china seathey are successful with cutting the shipments off it would plunge us into a depression deeper than the great depression. we have a stake in fending off china and showing them we will not be jacked with. maria: yeah. let me move on to the budget issues, house republicans on the budget committee will reportedly be able to advance a record suspension reconciliation this week missing johnson stand by lawmakers hung up on spending cuts, one telling fox news digital the ideas put forth the conference complete the missed the market would increase deficits. i reported as our guest told us that they went in there looking for two and a half to $3 trillion in spending cuts and they couldn't come up with more than 300 billion, where are the offsets to pay for all of the lofty agenda. >> remitted agreement with president trump and forget everything debt ceiling which i think we're going to have to do. we're going to have to find the cuts in the budget over ten years but initially starting with abo

china is already trying to take over the shipping lanes in the south china sea. this is the chagos islands, right down here. years ago the chagos islands were owned by france. france ceded the chagos islands to our friends in great britain, the u.k. and a number of years ago the united kingdom and america got together and we built mostly with american dollars, by the way, we built a military base in the chai chagos islands, one particular island called the diego. it's very close to the indian ocean in china so we can watch them. for another thing, it's where -- one of the only port -- bases where our nuclear submarines can dock. hugely important. well, the united nations got mad at the united kingdom. they said, great britain, you're bad people. you used to be colonialists. you acquired other countries. sometimes freely, sometimes by force. every country i know of in the world of any strength has done that. doesn't mean we ought to be proud of it but it's part of our history. but the united nations said shame on you, u.k., shame on you. bad, bad, bad, bad. you ha

they want the control about a 60% of the trade area there in the south china sea. free trade around the world, you can't have china asking other people to to pay homage to them. for us, yeah, we'd love to have peace with china, but they can't be stealing our copyrights, our patents and so forth expecting to have business as usual. i think president trump is in the right direction when he says, look, we've got a message for them, and that is if they want to come to the bargaining table with us, we're more than willing to do it, but we're going to have an understanding that things are going to have to change in this relationship. stuart: senate committees have cleared the path for confirmation of tulsi gabbard and and rfk jr. looks like mr. trump's going to get every nominee he wants, right? >> we have 11 down right now, another one we'll be confirming yet today to. so far i think the senate has given clear evidence that we're part of a winning team and that we want to be a part of a winning team moving forward. we want the president to put his group into place, and

results not to allow to change the status quo by coercion and such attempts in the east and south china seasder to fully defend free and open indo-pacific. we also reiterated the importance of peace and stability across the taiwan street. regarding north korea, we affirmed the need to address its nuclear and missile program, which poses a serious threat to japan. the u.s. and beyond and that the u.s. and japan will work together to complete nuclear isolation of north korea. as their families continued to age, i conveyed my strong sense of urgency determination directly to president trump and gained renewed strong support for the immediate resolution of the objections issue. while this was my first face-to-face meeting with president trump, we were able to openly and, frankly, exchange the use. our meeting turned out to be very productive and meaningful. as a result of today's meeting, which marked a new departure for the japan/u.s. relations, we are issuing japan/u.s. joint statement appeared to have this document will serve as a compass for further cooperation between our two countries. on

we have these issues in the south china sea. >> continued military engagement, escalation. >> we have. >> china coming. into latin america, panama, peru. there are a lot of. instances where china. >> is challenging. >> u.s. interests. >> and i think. >> the president. >> would like to solve that, not just the trade issue. >> so, you know. >> you name it. >> you make it as big. >> as you'd like. but i think. >> the president is thinking bigger. than just. >> today's tariffs. >> that's very interesting. and whether that makes it easier or harder to solve i guess time will tell. gentlemen. for now. thanks. carlos gutierrez and derek mcneil. >> all right. we are just getting started and. on deck. will the canada tariff cost you gas money? well, as we said earlier, it may depend on where you live. we'll explain more you live. we'll explain more with energy coming up. ♪ empower ♪ so handsome. oh, i can't buy this. woah, woah. your empower investment account has grown. you earned it, so... (♪♪) get good at money. so you can be a little bad. empower. (grandpa) i'm the richest guy in the world

attempts to change the status quo by force or coercion, and to oppose such attempts in the east and south china seas in order to fully defend a free and open indo-pacific. we also reiterated the importance of peace and stability across the taiwan strait. regarding north korea, we affirmed the need to address its nuclear and missile program, which poses a serious threat to japan, the u.s. and beyond, and that japan and the u.s. will work together toward the complete denuclearization of north korea. as the abductees and their families continue to age. i conveyed my strong sense of urgency and determination directly to president trump and gained his renewed strong support for the immediate resolution of the abductions issue. while this was my first face to face meeting with president trump, we were able to openly and frankly exchange views, and our meeting turned out to be very productive and meaningful. as a result of today's meeting, which marked a new departure for the japan-u.s. relations, we are issuing a japan-u.s. joint leader statement this document will serve as a compass for further cooperati

. >> attempts in the east and south china seas in order to fully defend a free and open indo-pacific.importance of peace and stability. >> across the taiwan strait. >> regarding north korea. >> we affirmed the need to address its nuclear and. missile program, which poses a serious threat to japan. >> the u.s. and beyond. >> and that japan and the u.s. will work together toward. the complete denuclearization of north korea. as the abductees and their families continue to age, i conveyed my strong sense of urgency and determination directly to president trump and gained his renewed strong support for the immediate resolution of the abductions issue. while this was my first face to face meeting with president trump, we were able to openly and frankly exchange views, and our meeting turned out to be very productive and meaningful. and as a result of today's meeting, which marked a new departure for the japan-u.s. relations, we are issuing a japan-u.s. joint leader statement. this document will serve as a compass for further cooperation between our two countries. on the basis of these deli

and the friction in the south china sea over taiwan and other things. >> so this this escalates. >> ther in the world on top of the. >> costs of all of this. so you've you've just seen. >> tariffs go on 41%. >> of our total. >> imports into. >> this country. >> 41%. that has a material impact that cannot be just undone or adjusted to in a. >> very short. >> period of time. >> so jay, coming over to you, i mean, steve hit on it. so many things are made over in china, shipped here to the u.s. when you look talking to the manufacturing companies that you represent, how concerned are they about retaliatory tariffs coming from china? just the potential impact this could have when it comes to trade relations between the two countries. >> well, i think we have to look at the fact that 95% of customers reside outside of the united states, and we don't want access to those markets to be curtailed. but on china specifically, you know, we negotiated a phase one trade agreement in the first trump administration. and i don't personally believe that china has lived up to that. and what we really expe

rebuild america supply chain supremacy, sea lift capacity we need to defend our interests in the south china sea and the indo pacific come into revitalize our nation's ports and shipbuilding capacity. a revitalized maritime strategy will not only be good for our economy but critical for national security. at the same time we face cyber threats from our foreign adversaries and panama is a perfect example, which brings us to the hearing today. i am concerned about chinese owned ports in panama and the proximity to the canal. i am also deeply concerned about the installation of equipment from chinese companies near the canal. this is why this committee work to get $3 billion at the end of the last congress. if we are trying to get them out of u.s. ports in areas we should not allow them in vessels in backdoors in places like panama. i would like to ask unanimous consent a letter from the recent u.s. ambassadors to panama who make the case for continued u.s. investment in infrastructure and cybersecurity. chair cruz: without objection. sen. cantwell: these ambassadors know better than anyone that am

we've also got a much broader agenda with china, its support for russia, what it might do in the south china seans to be seen, which is what is this administration's china policy writ large. >> that does remain to be seen. and, richard, we will have you back to talk about that and much more. thanks for your time today. >> anytime. >> coming up inside the wide world of sports from big trades in the nba, high profile owners selling out. and let's not forget about the big game this weekend in new orleans. boardroom co-founder and ceo rich kleiman is going to join us to break it all down in just a couple of minutes. squawk box coming right back after this. >> in the world. >> of investing. >> a beast. >> lurks between the numbers. some watch from the. safety of the sidelines, but others saddle up and ride. that one ton rowdy ribeye for all. >> he's got. >> if that's you, join us on. tastytrade named best online broker for options trading. genius loves company. >> nothing stands still. not technology, not the market, and not franklin templeton. we've been a firm in motion for over 75 years, always in

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china. is the president shooting, paying in the next 24 hours? stop markets and asia fell on monday over the leading terrace in the seas and home comb take you on south korea slums by up to 2 percent of the trading. china says it will react to terrace, imposed on its exports. jessica washington has moved on the chinese reaction from beijing me approach the end of the chinese new year holiday. we're looking ahead to february for when this additional 10 percent tariff on chinese goods entering us will take effect what we heard from badging is swift criticism, saying that these meshes will run counter to us china cooperation. aging has also pledged to take up this method directly with the world trade organization and file a case of this. we are waiting to hear what townsend mission, aging has in mind, does say that there will be some on the way. it is of course, important to look at the broad economic context, chinese economy don't space a number of challenges at this moment. we look at things like unemployment, low consumer spending, property sector crisis with exports, exports remain a bright start for the economy. in fact, in 2024, the latest data fr