these countries of southeast asia are homes for millions of impoverished people. each day these people rise at dawn and struggle through until the night to wrestle existence from the soil. they are often wracked by disease, plagued by hunger, and death comes at the early age of 40. stability and peace do not come easily in such a land. neither independence nor human dignity will ever be won, though, by arms alone. it also requires the work of peace. the american people have helped generously in times past in these works. now there must be a much more massive effort to improve the life of man in that conflict-torn corner of our world. [applause] the first step is for the countries of southeast asia to associate themselves in a greatly expanded cooperative effort for development. we would hope that north vietnam would take its place in the common effort just as soon as peaceful cooperation is possible. the united nations is already actively engaged in development in this area. as far back as 1961 i conferred with our authorities in vietnam in connection with their w

just the simple words, i vote for the amendment to end the war in southeast asia. and there is something else you can do. take a sheet of paper and write at the top, we, the undersigned, favor the amendment to end the war. leave room for names and addresses. and then go out to work, the church, to the super market, wherever you can collect signatures, and get people to sign who agree with you. send those petitions to your congressmen and to your senators. >> the president of the united states rightfully can command all media to bring a message to the people of the united states any time he deems he has a message of importance. for those of us who have differing viewpoints and wish to express those to you, the american people, it requires that we seek your assistance. >> remember that $0.66 out of every tax dollar now goes for war. $1 for peace could go a long way. so send your contribution, whatever it may be, in order that we can continue to speak out. make your checks out to amendment to end the war. post office box 1a, ben franklin station, washington, d.c. >> l

africa or other parts of asia are shipping it through malaysia as well as other countries in southeast asia on to destination points in terms of places where buyers are are acquiring this so malaysia still remains a problem country there has been a lot of work done by the un and others to train customs officers here and to create more of a diligence if you will to keep tabs on customs officers so that they aren't on the take however that is a challenge we understand throughout much of the world especially in southeast asia so what we're seeing is that a lot of the cultures there they're trafficking their goods through these places and once authorities seize some of the shipments then that is switched to another countries some of the key countries are seeing you know the continually popping up are malaysia thailand laos vietnam and these are just some of them that are key problem cities countries if you will and steve who is driving the market. well that's a very good question it is extremely varied depending on the wildlife and the type of wildlife we're talking about if we're talking about

need to look at the globe in all the many european leaders and african leaders and others of southeast asia to make sure there is approaching seen fund that can hold the vaccine when it's available and get it out in white skull distribution. >> i have so many questions will try to stay focused. let me go back to bill for second per your widespread attention for prediction you made in 2016 about the dangers of the global pandemic and you sadly to the world just predict the future, let me ask you to do it again. what are you concerned about now? >> this will not be the last pandemic that we face, pandemics can come from natural causes which is largely coming across from other species, a flu for example is still a very big risk so we will have to invest in making sure that we catch the disease sooner and we have platforms to make diagnostics, therapeutics and vaccines very quickly. very little was invested even though there was a call by a lot of people with their foundation, one group that was funded with the epi, we welcomed norway, japan with the initial funders, that is helping out here so

and traffic is back on the streets of southeast asia's biggest city but health experts say they are worried. how low the heavy rains that continue across southern parts of china in say that area of cloud here they're my buy from which continues to pulse out some very heavy showers towards the fos out of japan before much japan is fine and dry so hot sunshine temperatures in tokyo 31 degrees celsius swimming off in seoul as well 337 a temperature there for beijing but you can see the majority of the right that said to continue across central and southern parts of china not just a little further north of shanghai could get into the mix as we go on through wednesday maybe the fos out of south korea as well a little star in hong kong but it will remain humid temperatures here at about 32 degrees usual rough the sunshine the showers meanwhile across southeast asia we've seen some lively ones into eastern parts of indonesia our main in place want to see heavy showers there into the philippines but more sunshine than showers and then we've got the shallows continuing up towards the gulf of thailan

the death toll stands at 1,721, the largest in southeast asia. >>> six months have pass ed a well-known doctor and aid worker was killed in afghanistan. nakamura tetsu spent years providing humanitarian support to help rebuild the war-torn country. others now carry on his work and keep his memory alive. a local civic group created a mural in cabal for nakamura the in january. it's seen as a symbol of peace and reconstruction. >> translator: i hope many people will become like nakamura and will help rebuild the country. he was a great man, and i'll never forget him. >> nakamura belonged to the japan-based ngo. along with his medical activities he helped reconstruct irrigation canals. >> nakamura was fatally shot while traveling by car last december. the case remains unsolved. staff of nakamura's aide group are picking up where he left off, working to redevelop farm fields. >> translator: we've cultivated this field and brought the water there. we were successfully able to harvest crops. now everyone is very happy. >> fighting betetween governmen forces and militants continues in afghanis

live now from bangkok scott so what will the economic recovery from a cope with 9000 like in southeast asia i mean a lot of countries there rely on foreign investment and economic engagement. yes there and it's interesting because when you look at why austin was formed these 10 nations it was to help with trade yes with inside the region but also reaching outside the region and what's going to be interesting moving forward and they're going to discuss this at this summit today on friday and that is how they're going to start working with the with each other they're going to hopefully help each other when it comes to economics their economic future collective economic future but also when it comes to infrastructure you know when you look at southeast asian nations they were pretty lucky when it comes to dealing with code 1000 and the spread of code 19 so they're going to continue their work together hopefully and one thing that's interesting you know they're going to come up with the plan kind of an agreement with the nations on how to move things forward economically but then also from an i

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that boost from the fed, southeast asia slightly lower. dollar a little higher today, and stronger. yield, wes. 10 year are snapping out of yield tick up. seems like the recovery of the economy in the u.s. with the retail sales number is overshadowing second wave concerns. you are seeing pressure i comes to hong kong and china. beijing is the main focus with the capital shutting down schools after a new cluster of cases focused on this market. they massively started testing people. 1%.kospi down more than more rhetoric from the south koreans on the back of the north korean side bombing liaison offices yesterday. they say the north will pay if it takes military action. jim jon jones sister has been senseless and rude, they say. sister has been senseless and rude, they say. reunification, the piece stocks are going the opposite direction. , elevators, all falling today. with korea.t's stay the south's official news agency says soldiers will be stationed in the west near the offices that kim jong-un ordered destroyed. joining us now is dr. an

they 110w honour of southeast asia they now find themselves drawn into conflict with a burmeseer regions. jonathan head, bbc news. activists in rio de janeiro's copacabana beach have dug 100 graves in the sand as a protest against the government's handling of the pandemic. brazil has the second highest number of coronavirus cases in the world. it's also expected to overtake the uk to become the country with the second highest number of deaths. meanwhile one of brazil's leading biomedical research centres has announced an agreement with a chinese company to produce a vaccine against coronavirus. sao paulo's governor says it's an historic day for brazil, and for science. translation: this vaccine is one of the most advanced against coronavirus. studies indicate it will be available in the first semester of 2021, thatis in the first semester of 2021, that is byjune. we will be able to immunise millions of brazilians. the british rapper stormzy has pledged £10 million to organisations and charities tackling racial inequality in the uk. he said the uk continuously fails to admit tha

particularly in southeast asia. the military command there was -- south east asian command.mmanded by lord louis -- and the oss called the southeast asia command europe, asia had a colony. which is why the oss worked much more closely with ho chi minh then they did either with the british or the french. because not only did the oss recognize, but all of those people recognize that all the brits and the french wanted to do was to come back in and take over the empires once the japanese were pushed out. >> if you could elaborate also on singapore and hong kong, stuff regarding what you were discussing when it comes to -- use territories after the japanese vacated. i'm curious to know where the key posts played a role in the greater scheme of things. >> i mentioned it in the book, but not in a good way. because the japanese, after the surprise attack on pearl harbor -- there was no warning to prepare before the japanese moved against the philippines and hong kong and singapore. unaccountability, didn't do anything. yeah he left his armor's on the ground where the japanese destr

infection surge in southeast asia with indonesian cases topping 15,000.ore than 1100 cases were reported on thursday with more than 200 deaths. believes 80% of migrant workers should be clear by the end of next month. volume.s have decreased new research says shipments have fallen by 16% but the world trade organization says that for worst-case scenario can probably be avoided. they see a trade decline of 13%. india is said to be planning quality control measures on tariffs from china to maintain military standoff in the himalayas. we are told officials are finalizing the removal of .undreds of products the move comes within df facing a sharp economic contraction, the first in more than four decades. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. shery: in the markets u.s. futures trading flat after a volatile day of trading thursday . investors continue to try to decipher eco-data and the timeline for recovery but as stocks rally, there might be a warning sign. this chart show

and so basically i was a disease hunter in southeast asia. just happened to be when sars and bird flu happened in the early 2000s. >> so what was the most important lesson you learned while hunting those diseases, including sars and bird flu? what was the most important lesson you learned about viral outbreaks? >> well, the most important thing and the reason why i was tasked with using dod money to work with partners in southeast asia -- i'm not talking about like other militaries, imworked with militaries, i've worked with governments, i worked with nongovernmental organizations or ngos, is openness. to be able to -- the only way that we can be on top of diseases is if we know they exist and know they're coming. and so that ability to -- to raise the flag and say, hey, you know, we've got something going on here this -- this new type of outbreak of respiratory illness that's killing people, that was really important. you know, some unsung heroes from back in the day. carlos urbani was a w.h.o. physician in hanoi. he was one that really rais

particularly in southeast asia. military command there was called the south asian -- southeast asian command. it was commanded by lord louis mountbatten. the oss called the southeast asia command, saving europe's asia attic colonies. which is why the oss worked much more closely with ho chi minh and vietnam either than they did with the british or the french. because not only did the oss recognize but all of those captive peoples recognized that all the brits and the french wanted to do was to come back in and take over their empires once the japanese were pushed out. so ... sir. >> just a quick question, if you could elaborate also perhaps on singapore and hong kong. about what you were discussing when it comes to western powers trying to recolonize these territories after the japanese vacated. just curious how singapore, hong kong and all these key posts play a role in the greater scheme of things. >> well ... i actually mention them both in the book. but not in a good way. because, the japanese, after the surpris

particularly in southeast asia, the military command there was -- let me south asian see, southeast asia and command. command.ast asian called saving europe's asiatic colonies, which is why the oss works much more closely with ho chi minh and the vietminh than they did with the british or the french, because not only did the oss recognize, but all of those captive peoples recognized that all the brits and the french wanted to do was to come back in and take over their empires once the japanese were pushed out. so -- sir? >> a quick question, if you on perhapsrate also singapore and hong kong, regarding what you are comes tog when it western powers trying to recall and eyes these territories, -- i am justanese interested to see where singapore and hong kong play a role in the greater scheme of things. mentioned them both before, but not the good way. japanese after the surprise , douglas pearl harbor macarthur basically had his day arning to prepare before the japanese moved against the philippines in hong kong and singapore. they left the bombers on the ground, and the japanese are swept

and they want to see southeast asia get back to business because there's a pipeline of materials and products that go from here to those 2 large economies but what also is being looked at with this fund for the region that is i mean you've got 10 different nations 10 different economies 10 different degrees of development so this is also supposed to help them coordinate better in dealing with the post coded era as well as dealing with infrastructure that maybe the those nations who aren't as developed get up to speed when it comes to nations like thailand has a very good health care system and they handle the coded 1000 to 2 a small so that is part of what this fund is supposed to do now when you look at the south china sea and china this is something that they've been working on with china over this territory disputes with the ass because several of the neighbors have issues with what china has done with their 9 dash line but what's interesting about that is they've been negotiating a code of conduct with china that has been put on hold because a coat 19 it was supposed to be co

that is generally dry and fine with plenty of sunshine sunshine the showers meanwhile across southeast asia some really lively storms banging away across central and southern parts of the philippines and still looking rather unsettled across a good part of indonesia unusually wet weather continuing rather more unusual rains up towards thailand joining up with a heavy rain that we have across south asia the southwest monsoon doing right nicely at the moment you see with the thickest cloud is the heaviest rain that's lingering there across northern parts of northeastern corner of india into bangladesh where you've seen the rice pushing into you danny. but. when the covert 19 pandemic hit iran. a filmmaker cut the drift from his crew began documenting life on them up down amid ongoing international sanctions. an intimate portrayal of isolation and one of the world's least understood countries coronavirus locked down iran people in power on a. the in. the. watch al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. centers for disease control believes the true number of americans infected

it was commanded by lord louie montbat and the oss called the southeast asia command saving europe's asiatic colonies which is why the oss worked much more closely with ho chi minh and the viet minh than they did with either the british or the french, because not only did the oss recognize, but all of those captive people recognized that all the brits and the french wanted to do was to come back in and take over their empires once the japanese were pushed out. sir? >> just a quick question, if you could elaborate also on perhaps singapore and hong kong regarding what you are discussing when it comes to western powers trying to recolonize these territories after the japanese vacated. i'm just curious to see where singapore and hong kong and all the key posts play a role in the greater scheme of things. >> well, actually i mentioned a boat in the book but not in a good way because the japanese after the surprise attack on pearl harbor, douglas mcarthur basically had a day warning to prepare before the japanese moved against the philippines and hong kong and singapore and unaccountably

for telehealth in southeast asia. been important for us.ree to be this will be an important time or innovation. shery: how does this crisis compare to past.com busts or the global financial crisis? >> every crisis is different. we try to learn from past experience. we know these are different. these health implications are impacting everyone around the world. the.com crash was about the internet. we are really accelerating the shift of doing things. the right thing has been everything moving to the internet. they took two months. we have seen these major online trends. shery: is the way uss these companies, is your criteria also changing along the way? thing about the crisis of the last two months as it has seen us the opportunity to how they respond in a crisis. resilience is incredibly important. we found agility. most things are more important. evaluations at this point are on paper. what is the timeframe you're looking at? that.typically and best this will be six or seven or eight years. an incredible in company. they have decreased in

countries in southeast asia have again as well but i think when you when you enter into a conflict of this sort it really is in many ways greatest damage that you cause of course to yourself and of on top of all that you mention it already there is the pandemic as well it started in china and it certainly caused to havoc in the united states neither side can really afford a protracted trade war can they. you know as i said trade is collapsed and we're looking at trade contract in these here anywhere between 13 and 32 percent you're looking at economic growth for the year that will be critics of a contraction of 5.2 percent these are great depression type numbers and they have caused massive suffering already 200000000 jobs lost already now we hope we can have a rapid bounce back from this and one of the things that's going to be a key element in this is going to be trade policy fiscal and monetary policy obviously a key role play trade policy is going to be crucial as well all right and this is obviously where the w t o comes in then surely keep rocker director of the information next

persistent outbreaks and indonesia's cough in 1000 death toll has risen to 2500th of the highest in southeast asia and india has recorded 445 new deaths in 24 hours its biggest single day increase today. well germany's meat packing industry is facing strong criticism from the government after more than $1500.00 people tested positive for corona virus at a meat processing plant in the west of the country thousands of mostly romania and bulgaria workers have not been quarantined in the city of guta slow state leaders say they may have to really pose a why the laca. it's an outbreak that has shocked germany day after day the number of infected 10 u.s. employees has risen to over 1300 today but there are indications that the plant may have ignored warning signs ahead of the outbreak. this video shows the company canteen in april of this year overcrowded despite germany's supposed social distancing restrictions and this widely circulated recording and employ you can be heard voicing her concern about the situation this is tenuous she says in the video that was leaked online how are we supposed to prote

account for more than half of that indonesia's death toll has risen risen to 2500 the highest in southeast asia and india has recorded 445 new deaths in 24 hours its biggest single day increase today for brazil says 50000 people have now died from the corona virus there more than a 1000000 people have been infected making brazil the 2nd worst hit country after the u.s. president jalal scenario has downplayed the disease saying the fallout from the economic shutdown will be worse than the virus itself but as the number of dead grows many brazilians are getting angry at what they see as his failed response. also narrow out their rallying cry at this pro-democracy protests in brazil the capital brasilia tensions have been rising in recent months as the coronavirus pandemic has worsened and right wing president. has repeatedly downplayed the health crisis here they're calling for his impeachment. we are here in defense of democracy and asking for. this president the people's power and is committing atrocities he does not deserve to govern our country just. over 50000 deaths more than a 1000000 conf

support for him in the nation's death toll from covert 19 has risen to 2500 the highest in the southeast asia and india has recorded 445 new deaths in 24 hours its biggest single day increase to date. and are some of the other stories making headlines around the world this hour embattled german film tech company wire cart says the 1900000000 euros reported missing from its accounts may simply not exist to philippine banks supposedly holding the moneys that had never been their client shares of why a cart of seeing a frantic sell off the c.e.o. has resigned. is leaving the german blue chip index ducks today which lists lists germany's 30 biggest companies the airline is in the midst of a crisis of the being badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic a government rescue package is planned but has not yet been approved by shareholders. 24 people were arrested and 19 police injured in rioting and looting in the southern german city of still cars on saturday night regional authorities say there were taken aback by this girl and for all city of the violence. trade with china is important for all europea

expansion into the food to table market with plans to transport fresh food and produce across southeast asiaing closer ties with its e-commerce platform, which has 7000 trucks on the ground. air asia has been looking at ways to generate new revenue, the coronavirus slowdown every hospitality casino conglomerate has cut 3000 jobs from its workforce of 20,000. group also has casinos and resorts in las vegas and singapore. they have been struggling under lockdown because of the virus pandemic. china pacific insurance has sold more than $2 billion of global depository receipts in a listing in london in what is the biggest ever european stock offering from a chinese company. $17 atrs bought in at the bottom of the marketed range. trading in the shanghai and hong kong listed group begins later wednesday on the london shanghai stock index. shery: let's get a quick check of where markets are trading at the moment. we are seeing stocks gaining 1.2%. a second session of gains for kiwi stocks. we are looking ahead for gdp numbers in new zealand. sydney futures also higher by 0.8%. this coming after the

need to look at as a globe, we're involved with many european leaders and african leaders and southeast asia to make sure there's a purchasing fund that can pull that vaccine through when available and get it out in widespread distribution. >> and so many questions, we'll try to stay focused. let me go back to bill for a second, you got widespread attention for prediction you made in 2015 about the dangers of the global pandemic and you sadly to the world, did predict the future. let me ask you to do it again. what are you concerned about now? >> well, this won't be the last pandemic that we face. you know, pandemics can come from natural causes, which is largely coming across from other species, a flu, for example, is still a very big risk and so we'll have to invest in making sure that we catch the disease sooner and that we have platforms to make diagnostics, therapeutics and vaccine quickly. very little was invested even though there were these calls by a lot of people, including our foundation, one group that was funded, the coalition for epidemic preparedness and-- cepi, we u.k., japan

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conditions is the higher temperatures that are lingering on into the coastal cities and also much of southeast asiachongqing will be at 31, hong kong 30, and all those areas will be affected by severe thunderstorms and possibilities of flooding. so, please do take care at all times there. you can see a similar pattern as we move closer towards central asia. in india, temperatures have been high for a long time and also fuelling the rising of warm air and leading to thunder showers. the new data will reach a maximum of 41 degrees and right along the central toward to the coastal parts where they're suffering from tropical cyclone, they're still lingered with heavy rainfall. it is most at risk so make sure you are safe at all times. crossing over to north america, i would like to focus on what has been happening toward the northeast. there's a bigger story towards the western side. let's take a look at the video. we'll be seeing hot weather, scorching temperatures that have led to the creation of perfect weather conditions for wild fires. some 200 firefighters foughght e blblaze since wednesdayay. hi

antigovernment activist has disappeared in cambodia, the latest in a string of missing dissidents in southeast asia from supporters and family members has prompted the government to look into what is happening. [speaking foreign language] reporter: taking a need for the missing dissidents in thailand. this happened hours after reported abductions of thailand's government. group's say he was snatched by the government last week in broad daylight. he fled thailand just after the coup in 2014, facing charges for social media posts satirizing the government. >> i don't know if the government is hiding anything from me, but i wish the disappearance of my brother will be the last time someone goes missing. >> thailand's parliamentary human rights midi is pushing for legislation to prevent disappearances and abductions for dissidents. >> those who disappear who oppose government who bring attention to the issue. >> after denying hearing about the objection, the government said they will start looking into the case. but the prime minister says he has not heard of him or why he would flee thailand for cambo

put my final feeling that he's a man or maybe a man has in kuala lumpur a man we talked about southeast asia we talked about south asia east asia sub-saharan africa we've talked touched on other areas in africa as well would it be fair to say do you think that if a country gets this right everyone benefits because we all have a vested interest in having a population that have got either a good basic education or something layered on top of that like a degree level qualification but if a country gets this wrong everyone suffers. you question is the best investment a country can do because educated population will definitely contribute to the economy. to the health sector if we look at correct 1000 cases. we see the countries who had good education system managed to build good health facilities and they managed to cope with with a crisis great very very well in the lecture things went very very well the crisis was menaced in a very very good many and it has been globally noticed and definitely militia like for example militias investing a lot of and you cation trying to make indication accessi