that is a high hurdle there's tulipmania, the south sea bubble, howbeit forgotten about the pit stop.comou are too smart for that. look, tulipmania was an exaggeration. the south sea bubble was a company that went up tenfold in a year end spawned a lot of issues of dubious quality. that was one stock surrounded it's not anything worth seeing now. the sock puppet was a prophet he is trying to tells.com stocks and when they lead the economy is a couple of decades early and was talking with some of the wrong companies. none of those compare with a bubble of bubbles that we are seeing now. in real and virtual assets but look at crypto currency, as an asset class it is younger than the iphone it is approaching $3 trillion. that is the money supply of the united kingdom. recently a parity dog themed crypto currency for $35 billion. it got passed by a parity of that parity that went to $40 billion before sliding. that's more than the market value of hershey, which by the way is not a parity of a global chocolate maker it's an actual global chocolate maker, jack. >> all the stuff is pretty scary

these are government agencies to do what it needs to do in the territories it controls in the south china sea. now this happens at a time, of course, when, you know, growing tensions in the south, china as he continues to escalate. partly because of the continued expansion of china in disputed areas, territories, and reeves. now the 2nd thomas shoal is actually a shawl controlled by the philippines. part are well within the exclusive economic zone of the philippines bays and cause loss and is also claimed by b. jing, according to its own 9 dash kline narrative. now that claim peter has already been disputed. the hague has already ruled that claim as invalid. but it hasn't stopped china from continuing its expansion in the south china sea. okay. jamila will leave it there many. thanks, jim. and i think dawn jones life from the bureau in manila to activist the jew in bangkok, court reverts on whether their bail will be revoked. it follows a ruling last week that speech is at protests. they lead last year were unconstitutional provoking, more demonstrations on sunday. the processes is called for

department of foreign affairs secretary basically says the china should exercise restraint in the south china sea. and that the philippines does not need china's permission to conduct needed operations. well, within its own exclusive economic zones, and the territory is controlled by the philippines in the south china sea. now this is seen as by many defense analysts, an escal atory attack. the last time the chinese coast guards are the chinese navy actually blocked a supplies ship, going to 2nd film ashore was in 2014. and there are many fears that the 2nd on the shore, which is also called the human, shall, will be the next security flash point in the south china sea. the 2nd commercial is controlled by the philippines. there is an a grounded ship, the b r p. sharon, my did their mad by the philippine marines, and so regular supply missions is necessary to keep that territory well within the control of the philippines. it is well within the exclusive economic zone of the philippines under the will cause. but it is also claimed by g, b, j, as part of it is 9 dash line. and there are growing conc

the philippines accuses b ging, of blocking its supply boats in the south china sea. a large group of refugees and migrants of gibbon temporary shelter in bella roost. but many more face another freezing night along the border with poland. and canada deploys his air force and troops to help with the rescue efforts after devastating floods and landslides in the countries west. ah, health workers in sudan say at least 15 people have been gone down by security forces during another mass protest against last month's military takeover. dozens have been injured by lie, fire and tear gas. that's according to the central committee of stood in each doctor's wrestle said our reports now from cotton. ah, the demonstrations easterel dont continue less than a week after hundreds of thousands around the country to the seats demanded the military of diverse estate caught off the government. people came out on wednesday to be 3 that seemed demand. ah, i'll now go on with any i demand for civilian government and the military council to be taken to court. and those who killed people to

he's paging of sabotaging a resupply mission in the disputed south china sea. it says the incident happened on tuesday near the contested sprightly islands. let's go live now to manila and correspondent following the story. jamila adding doggone for us jamila, what does this say about relations? now between the 2 countries, well, it's hard to say because peter's since president to dig to tear, to was torn into office in 2016. there have been a lot of incidents like this one. and a lot of countless, basically protests that have been submitted to china by the philippine embassy by the philippine government, through the department before in affairs. but this particular incident is seen as an ex escalate story attack described by defense analysts. that's because these see the actions of, of china was very much aggressive. it happened 2 days ago at the philippine millet . she, 2 boats are actually on its way to a supply mission to the 2nd film a show that's where grounded ship is actually in place. the b r b share a magic where they're actually philippine marines ex

coming up back off the philippines condemns chinese firing on its supply boats in the contested south china sea. troops joined rescue efforts in parts of western canada, devastated by floods and lamps, lines. a roof over their heads for some, but many migrants refugee spend another night. in freezing temperatures on the battle roost, poland, florida. ah, at least 15 people have died in su, dawn after security forces, open fire on protest as health workers say that doesn't have been injured by live fire and tear gas. as anger grows against the ministries, refusal to hand power back to civilians, al jazeera is russell soda reports from call to. ah, the demonstrations ensued on continue less than a week after hundreds of thousands around the country took the seats, demanding the military of diverse is take order of the government. people came out on wednesday to be 3 that seemed demand. oh, i'll now go on with any i demand for civilian government and the military council to be taken to court. and those who killed people to be handed justice city been and those who are making our lives heart here m

to enrich themselves to build a massive military, that they've used in provocative ways in the south china searecently in the taiwan straits, intellectual property theft occurring on a regular basis among american corporations and institutions of higher education, human rights abuses against muslims and christians and people of faith in china, breaking their word to hong kong. and now the menacing message toward taiwan, and of course worst of all is that china did not come clean with the world at the outset of covid and we need to hold china accountable for the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the world. [applause] i mean, in the midst of all that, i am pleased to report to you that i think one of the enduring legacies of our administration is that we changed the national consensus on china, and i will tell you that i think there is a broad and bipartisan recognition. senator graham would agree with me on capitol hill that china today represents the most significant, strategic challenge that we have, the most significant threat to our economy, and in the long-term, to our security on the

has been quite anxious about china's increasing activity in the south china sea. they have been continuing freedom of navigation operations conducted by the u.s. and other western powers, and of course we have taiwan, an issue china sees as a redlined issue. last week we had a group of u.s. politicians go to taiwan and there have been various movements to encourage taiwan to be a more active member of the international community, which has infuriated beijing. we will have to see if we can see real movement going forward, despite these real differences. >> a lot of thorny issues for both countries. still ahead, philippine president rodrigo duterte is not ready to leave politics. we will tell you what his plans are. new delhi's smog hits levels so unhealthy, millions of students and workers are told to stay home. >> look forward to brighter skies. the weather, sponsored by qatar airways. >> it is snowing in mongolia, not anywhere else in east asia that i can find. the forecast gives a few rain showers in honshu. temperatures average in beijing and a bit of rain in t

south china sea, taiwan and the like.on wants that to happen, but a lot of analysts are concerned about the accidental sort of triggering of such a conflict. now, that said, though, ithink of such a conflict. now, that said, though, i think it is a reasonable cause for optimism that they are having talks, though, and it shows that both sides, after a few years are pretty tense relations, i realise that i have got to start talking to one another more, and at the climate talks for example, we saw a joint statement from the us and china and the like, maybe they are shifting towards a period where they can try and work together on certain project.— on certain pro'ect. well, we can certainly— on certain project. well, we can certainly see _ on certain project. well, we can certainly see that - can certainly see that cooperation taking place between the two as you pointed out. in fact, what we're at now, just for the sake of our audiences, is live pictures as we understand, of that virtual meeting between xi jinping and preside

tony chain al jazeera banker o flooding in south sea down as destroyed access to food supplies for many people, but not access to fish. in fact, since water levels rose is become more widely available and farmers who had been hit hard by the devastation or adapting to the change home, which as reports from fund guy came, john listed, paul yaks is he hasn't seen floods this bad since the 19 sixty's when he was a boy flood waters have destroyed crops, blocked access to field and reduced grazing land. the $56.00 or else is at least there is an upside to the devastation. more water than usual means plenty more. fish is available only govern little food for atlanta. sometimes united mission takes long to bring us food on this we, we can survive until they can reach families cut off by the water. now getting much of this agricultural land is now under water for the 3rd consecutive year, flood waters of risen as excess water flows down the now from neighboring countries, but found these con, survive unjust fish. malnutrition rates are increasing as flooding a fit, food supplies, all animal. th

. taiwan is increasingly becoming the focal point of sino american competition along with the south china sea. and yeah, i think we're sort of sliding there. i don't know. it's going to be as a disaster. yeah, i mean, i was going to say, is it different this time a, i mean might be easy to draw the cold war parallels, but the economies of the, of the u. s. and china or western countries in general and china much more into dependence, right? than china as much wealthier, more wealthy than the soviet union was. that's right. and i mean, it was a couple things. first of all, time is greater, wealth means that it really does trends with cold work. laughter. great. you're longer, right. i mean, the soviets were already losing the cold war by the 1970, because they simply couldn't afford the military spending to keep up with, with nato and the countries around it. china got a much greater capacity that actually slug this out and drag on for decade. on the other hand. so the good news is because the 2 are the drama intertwine. both have a business community that would strongly like to avoid a cold w

and this week we could survive until the conduct plumbing is cut off by the water in south sea. down flooding is a blessing. and a cas in the days sasha food ah spring's been wet and sometimes violent weather wise in australia carries on the same vein. this is more significant weather inside the storms and queens. and that's what has happened that to the west, to me briefly flashing up a named tropical storm stays in the water, but it influences what happens in these frontal systems that go through west australia to the red center. there be more probably waterfall home larue and significance under storm flying through south australia, northern territory, and all the way to the east. it was a flood risk from this. again, due south wales might be the focus as it was before it's not cold, but it is certainly potentially very wet again. and the same is true in some parts of southeast asia, but it is more seasonally durable. and this is in the coast to vietnam and the northeast mon cigna. that's strengthening. so the rain will be heavier. it's also concentrating further west in centr

the philippines accuses chinese vessels of firing on its supply boats of the contested south china sea. and troops joined rescue efforts and pots of western canada, devastated by floods and landslides. ah, more than 400 iraqi migrants and refugees trapped to the poland, baylor was bought up a set to fly home. they've been taken to an airport in minsk at a set to fly out later on thursday. iraq's foreign ministry is trying to locate others in belarus who may also want to leave. but thousands of other refugees by grants are still living in makeshift camps. on the freezing conditions. bella russo set up some shelters, but there's still no sign of any resolution to it. stand off with poland. despite the dangers, many in the iraq are still willing to do whatever it takes to reach the e. u. iran. calm reports from a bill in northern iraq. he says his daughter was his life. the poland by the roost border isn't the only root desperate iraqis, a taking use of her bibs. daughter died as she tried to get from turkey to italy in a smugglers boat in early november. but the vessel capsized, killing

the philippines is accused of aging of sabotaging a re supply mission and the disputed south china sea. it says the incident happened on tuesday near the contested sprightly islands. the chinese coast guard is accused of blocking the philippines ships and firing water cannon. the crews were on their way to provide supplies to a military base, more from our zeros general allen doggone in manila. president of diego de 30, i was sworn into office in 2016 and there have been a lot of incidents like this one and a lot of countless basically protests that have been submitted to china by the philippine embassy by the philippine government, through the department. the foreign affairs, but this particular incident is seen as an escalator, tory attack described by defense analysts. that's because these see the actions of over, of china was very much aggressive. it happened 2 days ago as the philippine military, 2 boats were actually on its way to a supply mission to the 2nd thaw muscle. that's where grounded ship is actually in place. the b r piece chair, a magic where they're actually philippin

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normal. gabriel, as ontario algae zita su, mass, washington hostile head here on al jazeera floods in south sea. dawn force hundreds of thousands of people from their homes, destroying crops and faint stores. opposition tardies returned to the poles and venezuela, after 4 years of boycotts and manchester united have sat to the manager will look at who they might bring in next in sort. ah hello, we have something of a north south split in the weather across the middle east, over the next couple of days. a fair amount of cloud across northern parts actually and some bits and pieces of sherry, right. so we got some where to whether to was the levant, that is to sort of the mediterranean chances, some showers into iraq, into iran, south of that. it does stay generally dry. 3132 celsius here in a doha, although we will see some cherry ranger sliding a little further east, was, could catch a shower to making his way into afghanistan. turkey looked while the disturb pushing up towards the black. see some wet weather, also affecting hey a notice in what a weather also making its way through the gulf of

in venezuela's, regional elections bring any relief. crops destroyed, livelihoods lost for in south sea, down as time went on, communities have lost everything to catastrophic flooding. ah, hello. the weather will turn noticeably colder across western europe. as we go on through the next couple of days. this band of cloud sinking further south, which is a cold front, and that will continue to slip down across france into jeremy. so single figures there for london, glasgow, and paris, and sinking further south, which as we go on 3 monday nights have the blues extend their way down across a good part of france. even getting down to work. madrid knives celsius, madrid or monday i was still as we go through tuesday tab, it is a madrid no higher than around 6 degrees celsius. it will be cold enough for some snow way with the spanish played. it's going to be largely dry across arlin, c, u. k. we are looking at lottie, settled weather here, but breezy with that cold. normally when coming in, try to cross northern parts of fossil havi showers. they're developing across the iberian peninsula, sp

philippines government has accused beijing of sabotaging a resupply mission in the district, south china sea and told it to back off. it says the incident happened on tuesday near the contested spotlight items. the chinese coast guard is reported. 2 blocks of the philippine ships and fire water canada. the vessels were carrying supplies to military base. 2000000 gun has more from manila president to de good. the 3rd day was worn into office in 2016. there have been a lot of incidents like this one. and a lot of countless basically protests that have been submitted to china by the philippine embassy by the philippine government, through the department before and affairs. but this particular incident is seen as an escalate. tory attack described by defense analysts. that's because the see the actions of, of china was very much aggressive. it happened 2 days ago as the philippine millet . she 2 boats are actually on its way to a supply mission to the 2nd so much. so that's where grounded ship is actually in place. the b r p share a magic where they're actually philippine marines expecting for t

loggerheads for a long time now of everything from what intellectual copyright is used to the south china sea? so could this be the beginning of a warming relationship in other areas and other regions? well, it could be, you certain, his foreign ministry spokesperson just spoke actually moments ago, a one when did, and he was asked precisely this question. does this mean that there's going to be a bit of a turning point in the tone of the relationship? he was kind of coy. he didn't really specifically on to that. yes, so no, but he did say that once again, this shows that the child that china and the u. s. can cooperate on major international issues that this cooperation can benefit at 2 countries and the world that china is willing to continue climate dialogue and inject positive energy into the multi lateral process. so he was repeating some of the comments at chinese climate envoy shed. and why did i say yesterday when this was 1st announced on thursday, but i think this can be seen to be a bit of a turning point. as you mentioned, this relationship for the past few years has been if anyth

s. continue to provoke, sending worships into the south china sea in ways that are provoking china. so the real question of what this all comes down to is, how serious is china about reification? if you listen to what's being said, it seems that they are very serious about it. and how willing is the united states to get into it all out war over taiwan. i don't know that we are willing to do that . and christy on that note divide administration has said from day one that they want increased competition with china, not conflict. how does that play into the issue of taiwan? it doesn't really doesn't, because competition means just focusing on your own work, whether it's technology, national defense, 5, g biotech, whatever. and it's just trying to advance a field further developing better techniques and products and then the marketplace will actually dictate the winner of that said competition. taiwan has absolutely nothing to do with competition. it is the u. s. putting into china sovereign affairs, which basically and that the u. s. is putting itself in the middle of conflict and has

i have watched them in the south china sea, afghanistan, iraq, people wonder what america is, they look, they see that. >> the president met with memberings of the military stationed around the world. >> there is concern overseas about a new covid variant. the world health organization said this may be more vaccine resistant. >> the more the virus circulates, the more opportunities to it has to change. >> reporter: experts expressing concern about a new covidiar, the expert, dr. gandi. >> this may are more transmissionable. >> the uk announced plans to block flights from from six african states. >> to understand what impact this variant has on the potential vaccines, for example, there is a lot of work that is under way. >> dr. vondy said she believes that vaccine will remain effective. >> some of the variants may not -- it is wide spread, i doubt -- it won't -- it may be a little less vaccine responsive. >> to discuss, what it may mean for vaccines and treatment. >>> this new strain could mean a double -- bumpy day on wall street tomorrow. u.s. futures, offer the new covid strain. the

garden in 2015, president xi told president obama and the world that he would not militaryize the south china seaear, he had militaryized the south china sea. of course he's expansionist. it is important because of the sea lanes of commerce that go through that. he is expanding his geographical reach. he's done it there. he's watching what happens with the rest of the world. he's going to push on taiwan. he's an authoritarian leader. he has a plan that goes long range, 10, 15, 20 years. he's going to be elected, i use that word very -- with a little bit of caution, for his third term. nobody has ever been given a third term as a chinese leader. he's going to get that. he's an a expansionist leader. the first place he will expand to is taiwan after this. jason: i think the olympics is going to be an interesting inflection point. you're right, the danger islands. all right, lieutenant general keith kellogg, please stay right there. we'll talk rising tensions between russia and ukraine and the iran nuclear talks that resume tomorrow when we come back. jason: the u.s. and other world leaders meeting

they came to a cyber agreement, and president xi said don't worry about the south china sea, we don'tlan on militarizing it. well, since that time, the degree of cyber conflict has risen in the south china sea areas are highly militarized. so i think there is reason to question right now whether or not the kind of agreements they make here now are basically sort of papering things over or whether or not they would actually be substantive. >> and what do you think is likely? >> well, i think what's likely is that they're going to say that they came to understand each other better. these are two people who spent a fair bit amount of time together in a previous era. when president xi had not yet ascended, xi is now obviously in a much more secure position. i think he's got reason to question after afghanistan and other events whether or not president biden actually would make a stand, say, to fully defend taiwan with military forces as opposed to support or whether or not the united states actually is going to be able to carry through on the set of industrial policies that are coming tog

relationship to a different level in a bad way, particularly with the way xi has been policing the south china seato the point it is overlapping with geopolitical tensions of the u.s., australia, and even europe. >> both sides really do realize what is at stake. that continuing to saber rattle is not good. we are seeing heightened communication between the two militaries, and the meeting next monday, the virtual meeting between president biden and president xi jinping is another good sign. neither side thinks that a hot war is anything other than a catastrophe. again, this week, we had the biden administration reaffirming the idea we want to compete china. we are not in conflict with china. the main tensions have to do with whether there is a level playing field, is china playing fair in terms of trade, in terms of our investment in china , in terms of setting technology standards for emerging technologies? so in all those areas, we want china to play by the rules and be part of setting the rules. this dialogue is a good sign. it is what we need to keep this as competition, as opposed to conflict.

with china, believe it orbit even with south china sea and -- believe it or not even with south chinathe other problems, the only scenario that leads to big-time war is taiwan. they don't want to fight that. we don't want to fight that. i think cooler heads will prevail. they will find a way to get past this so that we maintain taiwan as a vibrant democracy, economically independent, but that we don't have conflict. that's the needle we're trying to thread her. >> eric: tomorrow when the president has his virtual summit with xi jinping, what should president biden tell him? >> he should say that u.s. policy has not changed. we have no intention of, you know, revising the status quo, and we expect that china will not revise the status quo either. as long as we stick to what we already agreed with, everything will be fine. >> eric: hopefully we will get a readout from that meeting tomorrow. jim walsh at mit, always good to see you, jim, thank you. >> thanks, eric. >> arthel: thank you. queen elizabeth missing today's remembrance ceremony honoring britain's war heroes due to a sprained b

philippines government is accusing beijing of sabotaging a re supply mission in the disputed south china sea. the incident happened on tuesday near the contested sprightly islands. the chinese coast guard is reported to have blocked the philippines. ships and fire water cannon vessels were carrying supplies to a military base. china's foreign ministry though, says the coast guard, acted within the law to safeguard its sovereignty. and with that, you're up to date with the headlines on our 0 witnesses next. ah ha! ah, with come you it's all is well when we were you to your home about a good. okay. so yeah, i mean what will you be going. c with them with but i was so doing a lot of them and so one moment assume i began going suitable, you know, but it won't or you go to him to go some of the data, but he hadn't meant them been lucky enough to national gotcha. 2 pm, and i will say love, you might be glad to deal with ah ah me nobody media kissing me. speaker. throw it away, auto or you can blow ginseng extra, a do saber better. you will. yeah, i knew the i knew the younger son will. i was also

genuine worries about even the possibility of conflict, right, military conflict over taiwan or the south china seaigger momentum here is towards moving apart, not together. from an economic stand point, you have u.s. companies pulling supply chain out of china and many others talking of doing the same. you have genuine concerns over china perhaps invading taiwan. folks in the pentagon talk about that. is the relationship stuck on that course, the momentum only pushing a part rather than, you know, staying somewhere close to the status quo? >> yeah. this is the big tension, essentially between the long-term trajectory where you have two big powers with very different interests, very different priorities, both of them expecting to play a major role in asia and the future, jockeying in closer and closer quarters in the south china sea over territory like taiwan, for instance. >> yep. >> and i think one of the key questions is can they erect the guard rails to prevent competition from becoming conflict? that's the key point. over the last 30, 40 years of this relationship, there's always been some lev

one in the south china sea, wasn't it the case that china had a fait accompli during the obama administration with building that and almost related to this is international arbitrations and disputes, the philippines won a case against china about intrusions and china didn't care, they went off and did whatever they want today do anyway which would kind of imply they can do these objectives in the gray zone business without going on military. related to that then is are you focusing too narrowly on china in this military approach and if it's not a power projection thing like we've done in the past then there are implications for the u.s. military. so are we going to shift from active duty, large standing to more of a guard reserve sort of thing, right? so is it really about war? are you too focused military speaking on china? aren't there implications to that and then linked to it is robert gates seems to have said we've never gotten our forecasting or our predictions right ever. so are we going down is what the questioners are looking at. going down a path where making too many promises and y

to defeat that and any conflict they would have in the pacific whether it's over taiwan or the south china seana with mock-ups according to satellite images of u.s. aircraft carriers and other naval vessels that the u.s. could operate. we showed those satellite images on the screen. mockups of the aircraft carriers for exercises. and add this to the current mix of what we're looking at. you have the hypersonic missile test that caught the intelligence and the pentagon off guard. you have aggressive flyovers of taiwan increasing not decreasing. and some very belligerent language coming from the chinese. we are back with the panel. jeff, where do you think this is on the white house alert, you know, as far as what they talk about, what they care about on the national security front? >> i think it's high and i think, bret, it just underscores the extent to which china and the relationship with china is sort of the underpinning all of president biden's foreign policy. when i was-when he was at the g-20 and i was traveling with him last week, he was asked about china and, of course, he has this vir

this was fired into the south china sea are some — was fired into the south china sea are some kind ofnot be a lot of information — for what? there will not be a lot of information or verifiable information or verifiable information coming out of china for its reasons— information coming out of china for its reasons behind that, so it is obviously— its reasons behind that, so it is obviously seen as a warning shot. the us— obviously seen as a warning shot. the us is— obviously seen as a warning shot. the us is rightly very concerned about _ the us is rightly very concerned about this _ the us is rightly very concerned about this. i think it is an interesting point, isn't it, that the pentagon were completely caught off guard _ the pentagon were completely caught off guard by this? they've got some off guard by this? they've got some of the _ off guard by this? they've got some of the world's best minds monitoring this stuff— of the world's best minds monitoring this stuff but this even blew them away _ this stuff but this even blew them away it— this stuff but this even blew them away

see the south china sea is a lot of rain, the coast of viet nam, dry weather for lose on eunice. and probably taiwan, just a few showers here. mr. mainland china is dry. the monsoon rains, nan and the fees for india are showing the sales again. is this orange in traveling i do. and also in sri lanka, they do reach further west, but really north of that india is dry. ah a ah with ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes, an exclusive interview with the man who led the military takeover in sudan general of the elbow down says elections will be held on time. any won't be part of the new government. iraq's prime minister chair is an emergency security meeting hours after survive.

nuclear-powered fast attack submarine the "uss connecticut" that slammed into that unchartered sea mountain in the south china sea, injuring two sailors. but now, the three top leaders on that submarine have been relieved of duty, fired from command. the navy believes that even though the sea mountain was not on any charts, the accident was preventable. a u.s. official telling abc news that the submarine was going too fast in an area that was not well-charted. the three leaders will be reassigned within the navy, but david, their careers are essentially over. david? >> all right, martha raddatz with us tonight from washington. martha, thank you. >>> and from capitol hill tonight, pressure building on house democrats to pass president biden's two bills. house speaker nancy pelosi pressed today, did failure to get at least the bipartisan inf infrastructure bill passed play into that republican victory in virginia on election night? and this evening, we're learning paid family leave has been added back into that second bill, but will it survive? and when could there be a vote on either one? rachel scott on

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