fly to the united states we enjoy the transportation to travel directly to chu do and in the south west china it's brought in the economic vibrate. i believe we will promote and communicate also in the trade and economic and education and have other growths. this is a historical moment once again my congratulations to the united airlines thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. ambassador thank you, thank you, thank you again. lame the next person i want to invite you up to the stage is definitely a

fly to the united states we enjoy the transportation to travel directly to chu do and in the south west china it's brought in the economic vibrate. i believe we will promote and communicate also in the trade and economic and education and have other growths. this is a historical moment once again my congratulations to the united airlines thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. ambassador thank you, thank you, thank you again. lame the next person i want to invite you up to the stage is definitely a good friend of united mr. particular i want to send a 92 thank you to our new ceo congratulations, sir (clapping) >> and i have to say we love it when united refers to sfo as a powerhouse hub it shows how important we recognize how important united is to sfo carrying 40 percent of our passengers it's very important an important occasion to welcome everyone on behalf of our director john martin who couldn't be here today but worked tirelessly we at 70 sfo continue to grow tremendous growth over the past 3 years 26 percent of air traffic control growth. and more our the last 5 years. our traffic gro

. >>> heavy rains triggered a landslide in south-west china. four were buried in a village, three were missing. rescuers are searching the scene for survivors. >> let's go to the weather. >> we have been talking about rain. you see a long line. this is where we go to the south-west of china follow the cloud. further south, and towards chang high we see huge amounts of rainfall. 60mm in 24 hours, leading to flooding. look at the speed of the water. massive devastation. and major problems we have in and around the area. as we go on through the next capital, we see the rain making its way south wards and eastwards. looking at the pictures, huge rainful coming through, causing problems, widespread flooding as a result. massive ra massive rain to the south, continuing here, down towards the south-west of china, a big area. seeing big rain fall. southerly winds feeding the weather to the southern parts of china, as we go on through the next few days. rain intensifying in hong kong. it stays wet to the east of the area. >>> nearly 200 april world cup

. >> the territorial dispute over the south china sea is drifting towards the west. a's war ships left for drills in the pacific ocean. chinese easy vessels practiced hit can targets with live ammunition as part of their exercise. two missile frigates and two helicopters were involved. officials say they hope to improve the fighting spirit and high-sea combat capabilities of soldiers. vietnam is calling on the u.s. to get more involved in the dispute with china. both countries have been squaring off over drilling rights in the gas and oil-rich south china sea. tensions escalated last month when china moved an oil rig near the paraseille islands. sups then, high-sea skirmishes have become the normal. going out with the vietnamese coast guard for a firsthand look. >> reporter: a flot illa gathered. after first light, the order was begin. we were advancing across the sea. just have youible, the rig at the center of the dispute between us and it, a formidable chinese fleet. >> the crew tell us they normally get within about 15 kilometers before the chinese vessel intercep

asserting its claims in the south china sea china hit back on personally think the speech by mr hague was full of germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the due west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you're really in danger name if you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tensions in washington i'm going to check on r.t. last year pin cities have been brought to a standstill as txi drivers protested against a new mobile phone app which they say threatens their livelihoods service allows customers to catch a ride and calculate the fate by tracking the distance. has been to a strike of london cabbies in trafalgar square which created a quick look. it's a species that's roamed the purchase capital for well over a century but is london's iconic black cab about to become extinct the contrary i was protesting head to want to be in london they're not happy with the capital's transpose authority for allowing the app to operate now

asserting its claims in the south china sea china hit back on personally think the speech by mr haygood is full of hate jimminy for the threats and intimidation china is accusing the west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you're an invasion is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tension in washington i'm going to check on our team ok get the very latest news at the top of the hour but back then up for you next the latest episode of the doc cute reality show about the work of our correspondents in the field coming up next and if you're watching us in the u.k. miss out either you are going underground with action returns. right. first street. and i think you're. on our reporters. in. the in the. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeov

south china sea china hit back. i personally think the speech by mr hague was full of her germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing bigger west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you're in indonesia if you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tension in washington i'm going to check out an arctic. or prime minister moves to militarize szczepan are apparently not going down well with the country's people japan's international broadcaster has been gauging public opinion according to the polls more than thirty percent of those interviewed back the idea of japan's militarization whereas a forty one percent i danes take his plaza. for constitutional revision allowing the use of war in international disputes we talked to one of his experts who says the us has a direct interest in wanting a stronger japanese military. very formidable military power and it's also the threshold. nuclear technology and has rocket

south china sea china hit back. i personally think the speech by mr hague was full of had germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you were in indonesia is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tension in washington i'm going to check out our team and prime minister shinzo as moved to try and militarized japan have certainly been met with a lot of fierce opposition in fact japan's international broadcaster has been gauging public opinion on this issue let's bring up some of the polls for you here on r.t. international according to them just over thirty percent of those interviewed support the idea of japan's militarization whereas forty one percent are against tokyo's plans for a constitutional reversion allowing the use of war in international disputes we talked to one asian expert who believes that the u.s. has a direct interest in seeing a stronger j

asserting its claims in the south china sea china hit back on personally think the speech by mr haygood is full of hate jimminy full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the due west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you're an indonesian aim is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tensions in washington i'm going to check out our team now prime minister shinzo moves to try and militarized japan of certainly being met with some pretty fierce public opposition let's bring up some details for you here in our international latest poll is concluded by japan's national broadcaster saying that forty one percent are against tokyo's plans for a constitutional where vision whereas i just approximately thirty percent support the idea of greater involvement in international affairs now independent journalist james cole but he thinks there are some major financial interests at stake. the r.b.a. government of course would put forward the official ans

asserting its claims in the south china sea china hit back on personally think the speech by mr haygood is full of her germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the due west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you're in indonesia aim is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tension in washington i'm going to check on r.t. . new york city is set to cough up six hundred thousand dollars in settlements to fourteen occupy wall street protests this find down to the details of the legal dispute that resulted in the laws occupy related payment to date all the information on our website. also there is it possible to scenes like these could soon be seen in britain's capital the london there is bored england's very first water cannons and we've got all the details on our. broadcast of the popular weekly program good morning jerusalem was cut short after israeli forces raided a palestinian television studio the show had been covering a hunge

south china sea china hit back. i personally think the speech by mr hague was full of hate germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the due west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you're in indonesia if you're looking here is that what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tension in washington i'm going to check out r.t. prime minister shinzo up those moves to militarize japan have been met with some pretty massive public opposition by japan's international broadcaster has been gauging public opinion let's bring up some of the latest polls here on r.t. international numbers suggesting that just over thirty percent of those interviewed do support the idea of japan's militarization whereas at least forty one percent are firmly against tokyo's plans for a constitutional reversion allowing the use of war and international disputes we did speak to at least one expert on asia who believes that while behind closed doors it's all about the

asserting its claims in the south china sea china hit back on personally think the speech by mr hague was full of his germany for the threats and intimidation china is accusing the due west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you are in beijing is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tensions in washington i'm going to check on r.t. prime minister moves to militarize japan have met with fierce opposition and we know that because japan's international broadcast there has been gauging public opinion and according to the polls just over thirty percent of those interviewed by the idea of japan's militarization whereas forty one percent are against tokyo's plans for a constitutional revision allowing the use of war in international disputes we spoke to one expert on asia who believes that the u.s. has a direct interest in seeing a stronger japanese military. very formidable military power and it's also a threshold are in that it has nuclear technolog

its claims in the south china sea china hit back on personally think the speech by mr hague will is full of hate germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the due west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you're an invasion is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to war tensions in washington i'm going to check on our team after the break it's breaking the sets with. well into the. show thirty four countries spend over billion euros on culture that says to each one hundred people a million degrees with them talk amongst yourselves from st petersburg to france we chumbley such as the sun. we've got the future covered. economic down in the final. day. in the red and i think it will be every week. what's happening folks and i'm a martin and this is a break in the set but once again there's terrifying news to report out of iraq earlier today his extremist group called the islamic state or iraq and start of iraq and syria or isis seize c

on as we learn canada will build an oil pipeline, not keystone to bring you oil south, this will take the oil west to china the world has gone mad again. common sense is not ruling anything any more. the markets, the guys behind me will tell you this is not ukraine, russia. the tentacles of this middle east crisis with the oil are far reaching and far enough to reach canada and canada is not going to bite this oil west rather than south. i will give you a history lesson. we have the fed decision today but in 1937 after 1929 crash and the economy laying on its back like it is now there were a few signs of inflation like we had with cbi and the fed raised rates too soon or signaled they were going to raise rates too soon and send a stumbling into another recession only to be rescued by world war ii productivity thereafter. i know she is probably not got her hand on the pulse as far as what is happening in the middle east but it has got to be something on the minds of those folks around that room because the cpi we are getting, if they signal a rate rise too soon that could send us into another recession and

case, canada, one step closer to abandoning the keystone pipeline, may shifted to oil to china, go west instead of south here at home a senate panel says build the pipeline, built keystone. doesn't matter. harry reid the senator is going to kill it. bose events of linked after this. stuart: twitter will acquire a live video platform. everyone getting into the streaming game. that is what this is about. during 500 new jobs in douglas county, ga. investing $30 million in five years. it is not too far from koch's headquarters in atlanta. koch owns a piece of it, do you think they will go for all of it? charles: watch the way this trade. it pulls back a little bit and shoots a. they're a big time hedge fund guys who get killed on it. it speaks to minimum-wage, vt.'s minimum wage will go to $10.50. stuart: it used to be green mountain as in vermont so they are getting out of green mountain. charles: corporate taxes are higher, personal taxes are higher, even if coke wasn't involved will be a smart business decision. stuart: competition between states to attract jobs is what that story is and then there's the

asserting its claims in the south china sea china hit back on personally think the speech by mr hague was full of hate germany full of threats and intimidation china is accusing the due west of using the disputes and exacerbating them to gain a strategic advantage in the region if you are in beijing is you're looking at this and what you're seeing is is that japan is piling on along with the united states japan may say that its plan is to secure peace but critics argue any military expansion would lead to more tensions in washington i'm going to check on our team . prime minister shinzo up as moves to militarize japan has been met with some pretty massive public opposition japan's international broadcaster has been gauging public opinion let's show you some numbers here on r.t. international because of cording to the latest polls just over thirty percent of those interviewed back at the idea of japan's militarization of whereas forty one percent at least are against tokyo's plans for a constitutional reversion allowing the use of war and international disputes well we talked to one expert on asia who believes actually behind the closed doors it would be known that the u.s

rolling across southern parts of china, up to the eastern side of the region, all tied up with a weather system, and you see how it links up, and imagine it from the south-west to the north-east, pulling in across the similar area for day after day after day, had beens the flooding -- helps the flooding. no signs of improvement over the next few days, for monday you see the wet weather stretched across the area, heavy rain to the eastern side of the country. then go into tuesday. again more of the heavily rain rolling in across a similar area. no improves as we go through the next couple of days. wet weather stretching across indoe china into myanmar. joining up to the sworn monsoon. coming across the western parts of india to the nearby side of india. another area seeing heavily rain over the next few days. the wet weather up towards the far north-east of the region. >> thank you very much everton. more to come. not always wet in this newshour. blue helmets going broke. a funding crisis for the u.n. peacekeeping forces. >> i'm tom ackerman at a laboratory where a pharmaceutical company detects counterfeit drugs. >>> and nigeria celebrates their first world