erin: what we know is that these scams are coming primarily from southeast asia.eing run by primarily chinese organized crime, although the yakuza has now gotten involved in korean organized crime after seeing how lucrative this is. they've built compounds that are akin to small cities built for the express purpose of fleecing the rest of the world of their money. it's massive and growing. ali: the target also isn't always the only victim here. the people who are on the other end of the phone or the computer uh -- computer are also, in many cases, victims of human trafficking themselves. how does that play into all of this? erin: we have literally never seen a world crisis like this. we've got americans and people all over the world, who've lost all their money. and then on the other side, we have human trafficking victims that are forced to do this dirty work. in order to fill these compounds where the dirty work is done, the organized criminals needed to bring in a workforce and to do that, they constructed websites that look very authentic and they offer up job

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hsbc�*s chief investment officer for southeast asia and india, james cheo, explains what investors canand china in 2025. i think at this stage it is hard to predict whether it is the scale, the timing and reaction functions of countries. early days but of course it is a headwind overhanging the region, so i think something to watch out for but a good trump being able to deregulate industries and may benefit the region. we saw michelle fleury talk about those things and the us saw strong growth in 202a. do expect that will continue into 2025? yeah. i think the starting point is strong. the labour market is strong and you have that whole ai attack cycle that is bolstering the economy and are you at the possible policies from donald trump that is very much making... us exceptionalism continue on, tax cuts, fiscal spending or deregulation so i think the outlook is likely to be quite robust in 2025. what is your outlook for asia? a nuanced approach. i would say perhaps you have to look at... i think in china, we are neutral on china because there is outside and downside risk but i think in

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one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumber jacks. i'm drivers. we follow that treacherous journey as they walk through extreme condition together and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risk. and, you know, borneo on al jazeera, the hello, that is lots to talk about when it comes to the weather across north america. and is the story of contrast because of the winter storm pulls away from the east, where we have seen some very heavy snow and low temperatures. it remains very quiet out west, but of course those devastating wild 5 continued to peg california and after a low in the winds offset to see them pick up as we go into the new week remains very dry. so of course, the dangerous fire situation remains. we'll see some severe storms further east of this developing across the gulf coast, moving the way into florida, and there's more winter weather to come for the northeast across the great lakes. now that arctic bloss brought temperatures down, there will be coming up slightly for some cities like chicago, but not for long.

the restaurant will seat 350 people and offer dishes from east asia, southeast asia and other regionswell. they're also working on an opening in asia. live location in the louvre museum in paris. wow. la la. >> yes. all right. we still have much more news ahead. >> we do? let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up at 530. karina. all right. thanks, deanna. >> tomorrow is inauguration day for daniel lurie as he takes on the role of san francisco mayor. reporter monica madden joins us with what we can expect during the big event and his top priorities as he starts his term in office. and if you're frustrated with egg prices and lack of supply in stores, you're not alone. we're going to talk to a petaluma egg farmer about the bird flu situation and the impact on farmers, stores and consumers. join us for those stories and more. at 5.30 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. dan. >> all right. karina. thank you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com and join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv. world ne

now came levon on the all means of reporters and will, photographers moved from southeast asia to them at least, and began to occupied bay roads. hotel rooms filled up with news crews and a new chapter of the cold war began. most of the correspondents tv crews and photographers checked into this hotel, the commodore, a safe haven in the west of the city. every day they would set off from here for downtown bay route for the main hotel district, where the holiday inn was the front line. the holiday inn was a war hotel in the sense that it was part of an urban bottles. a bottle between 2 factions of the strategic heights, but it wasn't a price hotel. so none of the journey was covering the battery stayed in the holiday in the holiday, and became one of the 1st significant physical manifestations of the conflict. my name is candace morrison. i'm a professor at or viewed a p and history. the one of my key research interests is in the history of war. hotels for hotels are buildings that function as normal hotels, but often in the context of real instability. so i looked at new minnesota towe

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but also it will link 3, ron russia, to the persian gulf, the indian subcontinent, africa, even southeast asia. now the indonesia is drawing, joining breaks, the united states has spoken about regime change in iran for decades. now the west is very foolish and that they always choose the worst of people to lead their campaigns against other countries, whether it's isis or i'll tie the nazis and neo nazis and ukraine. the this the same in the, or any ron, they use a terror called which is despise and they will get the united states nowhere. now in the aftermath of nato bombings with depleted uranium shells, thousands of people in the former yugoslavia under rock died from various cancers. their families want justice that our docket, memory team us next. will they get it? that goes without elsie's, the the, my fellow americans. today, our armed forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces the success or try what to do. really to see that your son same team will pass since the my, you over to some of the fields that on that i do the deal a low needs to set up that to me

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it's africa, it's southeast asia, it's elsewhere. and we're just going to have to stay on our toes here. um, as this as this continues to grow. >> so it sounds like you think that keeping troops there in syria is the is the right move. if i'm understanding you correctly. >> well, we have to see how it lays down with the new government in syria, how that works. we have to see whether we'll still have the support of our hosts in iraq. if they want that to continue. of course, we have a relationship with jordan and other countries in the region. and so i think we have to lay all that out. but i do think it's in our interests to keep certainly an eye on what's going on and have the capability, if need be, to use lethal force to take out i.s.i.s. leaders, to take out groups, to knock out training camps. you know, i think central command, which has responsible for responsibility for that region over the past year or so, has conducted nearly 200 attacks against i.s.i.s., trying to keep them down. so this is an ongoing fight that doesn't get

and the member id is the largest country in southeast asia and just bought a slice on it's the largest economy in the world, b, b, s, even higher than the zoo even a lot of the facilities. so we have here major event rates, which is a major, major menu marketing. com joining. um let's see how this works. uh, uh, going forward because i have 2 concerns that we can talk about briefly. first, how, how is the operating practice? because it sticks to the rules of concepts might be drafting to for us. and also the new members be to be as a whole, have adopted in the best. these are 2 concerns that we should also have in mind while welcoming, of course, the inches such an important entry is in the ears very interesting point. how not to become like the e u i and perhaps an un stop that the from from occurring another issue perhaps and within the needs you being a key member of the association of southeast asian nations. i'll see on those that are. could you see that conflicting with the country joining breaks? no, i don't think so. uh, it's se, asia, as indonesia, as a major member, but it ha

and as the most populous and the most vibrant economy in southeast asia can be course, many contributions to in the block of emerging nations. which of course now has the most significant nation in south east asia. as a full member. and of course, tyler in participating as a partner state, i think the most significant aspect, the in the easier i can bring to the table in the breaks block can be its ties of course, to be positive on the block. and if it could perhaps serve as a bridge between brakes, which is not exactly that doesn't serve exactly the same purpose as icy on. but if you could serve as a bridge between the member can fees of the brakes and this trading block, it could be of a huge importance. and if we're just looking at how representative the effect the engine easier just drawing the block is we can really attach much value to this. it is of course, a highly diverse nation. it is a nation that has committed itself as the brazilian government has just expressed in the official communicate that was just release the is committed to the reform of global institutions, which is t

and the member id is the largest country in southeast asia. and just finally slide it says the largest economy in the world, the to us even higher than 0 even a lot of the 0. so we have here, major events of the race, which is a major, major menu, my income joining, i'm one of them is based on race, as well as that since on see countries of the sofa station. so she's moving towards using the scene in the home in the transactions between them. so in the sixty's reprise deal, i just didn't. crudo has finally caved in to pressure announcing he's to resign us canadian prime minister. he says he will step down as both pm. i'm a liberal party head as soon as a new leader is chosen. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process. last night i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election. and it is become clear to me that if i'm having to fight internal baffles, i cannot be the best opti

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but also it will link 3, ron russia, to the persian gulf, the indian subcontinent, africa, even southeast asia. now the indonesia is drawing, joining breaks. so europe will no longer be part of the equation, in a sense what the americans and the europeans have done, is that they have antagonizing ron and russia so much that they help the 2 countries do understand one another better. and to explore the potentials that exist and exploit that potential. iran and rush are both very rich and oil and gas . russia is number one with regard to gas reserves, and they're honest number 2. and both of course have huge oil reserves. so oil and gas cooperation also, russian grain can be exported. 3 ron rushing gas can be exported to re run. the potential is extraordinary. and sadly, it hasn't been explored until recently. and it's thanks to the foolishness of the west that the 2 countries are finally exploring. these enormous potentials, all right, we're gonna leave it there to around university professor siad mohammed up moran, the professor. thank you. thank you. all right, we have some updates now and th

cold war of the united nations security council proxy wars throughout the 3rd world, whether in southeast asia or elsewhere, those were very much on the norms and rules of the game. but then that began to disintegrate. with the end of, of the cold war, but i would say disregarding this report, you know, it seems to go out of its way to recruit any evidence to make its case. so for example, the report claims there are $45.00 arms conflicts in the middle east. well, considering that the author is don't consider sudan as part of the middle east. 45, i think will be news to many specialists and observers to the reach it. but just to add to, to what this previous speakers do, you know, this combination of, of instability of transition of growing into quality. one could of the multiplication of the number of states, for example, with the disintegration of versus soviet union. and then you can slowly, so once again, what are we simply seeing growing challenges to the existing system by powers that believe themselves to be able to access complete impunity like the united states and great britain, then

least asian countries are developing at a very past base, looked at, but not only china, but southeast asia. they did not follow the neo liberal ends in. they never fall on this. you know, the sense that i get is that there are a lot of countries who are truly dissatisfied with, with the system they seed as unfair. they often times see it as abusive. they like to criticize it. and yet they somehow lack the agency or the political will to offer, you know, their own solution. so to try their own course. and they found up continuing relying on be a piece of system and indirectly supporting what's the shortest way out of this. somewhat sad of them is acoustic relationship that is still quite common in the international system. you put it. well, i agree with the way you summarize to me just tell you that we cannot underestimate the united states and the west in general. they are declining and relative influence. yes. and relative economic size. yes. and relative to the demographic terms. yes. but they're still very powerful, they're declining from a very high stage of development in fallen. so w

the fellow was still looking at the usual showers across much of southeast asia, heaviest of which recently have just been running down towards the fall south of borneo, maybe a $150.00 millimeters, a frame here in 24 hours. most hours to come as we go on through wednesday, of course, plenty of weather to, to sliding its way towards the light peninsula. sinatra sing some heavy and sundry down pools, nitrous somewhat to whether to just coming into west central southern parts of vietnam, maybe into cambodia. 4 times have them passed upon on march, a csr or 2 coming in here. but the shot was generally wide spread across much of the region in malaysia and indonesia, things in big and sundry showers, and some of the shelves also starting to affect australia at long last, with a slow start to the monsoon season. the show is not quite as widespread as they should, based on what the weather will continue across northern parts of us. if it was easy to see some wet weather coming through here. and i missed call from i was just run its way through the bytes introducing something of a changed out towar

and the member id is the largest country in southeast asia, and joseph size is the largest economy in the world. the to us even higher ed zoo, even a lot of the zoo. so we have here, major events of the race, which is a major, major menu. my income joining, i'm one of them is based off the c d r i c. as well as that since honestly, countries of the self and stage. and so she was using the scene in the home or in the transaction between them. so in an easy experience with bruce deal as a as well, it's all about narrative as these days. right. so no, no surprise at emmanuel macro, and he's doing his best to spin this narrative. the french president, signing african leaders, have a custom to say fine to the powers for kicking out. sure you had us from the countries though. meantime, it's the french troops that have been ordered to lee that's supposed to be felt like francis not retreating in africa is reorganizing itself. i say this because when i read a good part of our press and a lot of comments, people looking with yesterday's glasses seems it is terrible. we're disappearing in afric

we'll get that in a moment for us to southeast asia, and you can see from the shower cods, the region is see some very heavy rain, particularly for pots of the philippines, stretching across into bonia, the malay peninsula was funded. the sundry down pool is expected in single pool over the next few days of rain is still there across much of the region. on choose day, we'll see some heavier rain start to pull back into vietnam, but it is a launching while i picked you up from much of indo china. now it's me very dry across the southern parts of w way through the north that we're seeing the heaviest ray that heavy rain effecting eastern areas of australia is still there for the life of new south wales . noticed heavy in queens and but you can see it is west across the north watched y a down in the south and the heat is still with us. and those central air is $42.00 degrees celsius in alice springs. not to have just aren't and looking that great in the new zealand. it is summer, but they have been below the average for the good news is there's lots of a sunshine around with settled weat

but losey dry just a few showers down towards the sound funny a showers to it's a southeast asia, some lobby ones, heavier than usual for summit. certainly been the case and see what's the matcher recently? see more about shala's just coming in across the philippines, modem, positive bonia, one or 2 shelves into vietnam, a month to be in there. china looks dry over the coming days. must have been the dry eye over the coming days as well. some wet weather just around the pool, the final face of india pushing into me on my one or 2 showers to just coming back into extra lanka. i over the next dial. so father no, no, the impact is not pushing into northern india stays very smoky. the shaker model was for translation and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition, starting january the fast and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a the the hello daniel watching al jazeera, a reminder about top stories this hour. at least 20 people including children having killed in his rarity str

and the member id is the largest country in southeast asia and just bought a slice on it's the largest economy in the world. b, b s even higher ed 0 even larger than resume. so we have here major events of the rates, which is a major major menu. my income joining um, one of them is based off of c r s h, as well as that, since i see the southeast asian associates moving towards using b. c. mean, they're all in the transactions between them. so in an easy experience, you know it's all about narratives these days and emmanuel macro and there's no exception. he's really trying to spin the latest the french president now claiming african leaders difficult for me to find powers for kicking out jihadists from the country. it's while it's his troops, the french troops that are now being ordered to leave are supposed to be falling through france is not retreating, and africa is re organizing itself. i say this because when i read a good part of our press and a lot of comments, people looking with yesterday's glasses saves, it is terrible. we're disappearing in africa. we chose to move out of af

just few showers down towards the sound funny a showers to it's a southeast asia, some lobby ones, heavier than usual for summit. certainly been the case and see what's the matcher recently? see more about shala's just coming in across the philippines, modem, positive bonia, one or 2 shelves into vietnam a month to be in there. china looks dry over the coming days. must have been the dry eye over the coming days as well. some wet weather just around the pool, the final face of india pushing into me on my one or 2 showers to just coming back into extra lanka. i over the next dial. so father, no, no, the impact is not pushing into northern india stays very folky. the. the, the latest news, the heavy. what sort of the dustin left behind was collected and stored by the levels. what's the last because of the fox affiliate though it's a different scenario with detailed coverage. the argentine government has also lost, i know for ration controls, walk, trafficking and contraband from the house of the story. the average syrian here is around 26 years old, off the age of the average german, meaning

and honest with the member id is the largest country in southeast asia in terms of size. it's the largest economy in the world to us even higher than 0, even a lot of them resume. so we have a major event of the rates, which is a major, major menu. my income joining um is based off the ceiling as well as that, since i see the southeast asian associates moving towards using be seen in the home in the transaction between them. so in an easy experience with another huge story of the day, canada as prime minister has finally k, been to pressure to resign. just intruder said he will step down as both pm on the liberal party head. as soon as a new leaders chose, i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process. last night i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election, and it is become clear to me that if i am having to fight internal battles, it cannot be the best option. in that election. it was expected that sever

but last, the dry, just few showers down towards the sound funny a showers to it's a southeast asia, some lobby ones, heavier than usual for summit. certainly been the guy since it was the matcher recently. see more about shala's just coming in across the philippines. more than positive bonia one or 2000 to vietnam, the money to be in there, china looks dry over the coming days. must have been the dry eye over the coming days as well. some wet weather just around the pool, the final face of india pushing into me on my one or 2 showers to just coming back into extra lanka. i over the next dial. so father, no, no, the impact is not pushing into northern india stays very folky. the, the limits to have a dream container sta in your own adventure. now counter arrange. it's the the, you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder about top stories. the solid story is foreign minister has renewed coolness for the complete listing of us sanctions. a solid el shabani is comments came during a visit to children as part of a middle east tour to shore of diplomatic support. as well as wrapped up in

exposes the focus behind the headlight on tuesday or one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks. i'm drive this we follow that treacherous journey. as they walk through extreme condition together and transport this dangerous, but precious cargo risk in your phone, you on al jazeera in the us is always of interest to people around the world. this has been going on for a number of hours. you're not being used to report 34, that's an active perspective to try to explain to global audience why it's important because impacts their lives at the height of the storm. water was still high by hey, this is an important part of the world. people pay attention to this very good the bringing the news to the world from here, the the on side of sites and the an easier to stories on out to 0 of the 15 months of devastating more and more than $46000.00 palestinians killed along the way to the c 5 has to be on the horizon for israel's will and gauze that have been days of discussions between cost to remediate. so isn't a scene yet is ready. delegation is to

the one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumber. jack's drivers we follow that treacherous journey as they walk through extreme condition together and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risk. and, you know, borneo on al jazeera, the asking the deluxe craddick nations justify this kind of behaviors. collateral damage has collateral damage. that's watch. reality is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the you are systems corporate, israel affecting pittsville, the standing from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east of the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or queuing, the combination of violent wars and the heavy rain creating a respiratory for more suffering for palestinians asking questions. what are the challenges in helping girls that are seeing this within these conference were pushing for the actually a lot of the rates are really, really big. we've done this in an in depth coverage. i'll just say

it going to align with its uh, domestic and foreign policy goals, particularly in relation to southeast asia. as far as malaysia is concerned, malaysia has uh uh, 3 components. if you want to talk about the, the approach to the brakes. uh, 1st of the balance and non align diplomacy originally, just need to share with you as young and enhancing as gonna connectivity and cooperation once. when we look at the balance and non alarm diploma simulation, longstanding principle of being friends to all and, and it's still not on the 9th as well as the bricks inclusive. because on the kitchen that this is not about uni pulled out what this is about. multi point out what baptist christian does not require 1100. anyone go to the follow book meeting, which if we are to be part of a brick one day if we're left but it doesn't mean that we are moving away from any other groups. it is just presenting malicious and authority and solving decision making. i think this is very clear because it is not a simply a 0 sum game. it is a game where we malaysia and eventually as then well at the best interest of our ori

and the member id is the largest country in southeast asia and joseph slice. it's the largest economy in the world, b, b, s. even higher ed zoo, even a lot of the zoo. so we have here major events of the rates, which is a major, major menu marketing. com joining um j b. c. as well as that since on the surface agent. so she was using the scene in the home or in the transaction between them. so in an easy experience. yeah, i don't just need our as ation. i mean, the expansion of the brakes highlights the economic and geo political relations within the block that are well they all re shaping the world last year, new deleon badging resume diplomatic dialogue for the 1st time and nearly 5 years. and all of that went down to the breaks historic summit, of course, that was a few months ago and cars on russia. one of the major events of 2024 was the historic meeting between the june 4. i'm going to send the read the movie on the chinese president changing thing on the 23rd of october. during the break summit and cars on this was before such meeting in nearly 5, assess

and the member id is the largest country in southeast asia and joseph slice. it's the largest economy in the world, the to us even higher than 0, even a lot of the 0. so we have here, major events of the rates, such as a major and major menu, my income joining. i'm. one of them is based on the c d, r s h as well as that since the countries of the association association and then moving towards using the scene in their own, in the transaction between them. so in an easy experience of dealing with the expansion of the brakes basically highlights the economic and geo political relations within the blogs that are re shaping the world last year. for example, the valley in beijing, they resume diplomatic dialogue for the 1st time in nearly 5 years. and that was just one of the many positive achievements of the recent brick summit in cars on russia. as one of the major events of 2024 was the historic meeting, which we name during for i'm going to send the read the movie on the chinese president changing thing on the 23rd of october. during the break summit and cars o

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you have a lot of tension between china and southeast asia because of the economics and nationalism there. you have a lot of candidates elected who are saying rather bizarre things, including the new president of the philippines that suggested the navy general -- journalists should be assassinated. what is your take on this? what if anything can be done about it? do not make it about america, just think about the rest of the world. it is just going on everywhere. in latin america, we think we're making progress against, you know, there was a democratic change in venezuela. then there isn't. and brazil of course sadly is in a turmoil. but these he kind of things are happening he everywhere at the same time. so it isn't just america. what's your take on what's causing imloably and what -- globally and what we should do about it? mr. carter: in the last of 1999 and 2000, i made two speeches. one was in taiwan and the other was in oslo. they asked me to speak on my greatest concern about the next century. i said my greatest concern is the increasing division between rich people and poor peopl

you have a lot of tension between china and southeast asia because of the economics and nationalism there. you have a lot of candidates elected who are saying rather divisive things including the new president of the philippines that suggested the navy general be threatened. what is your take on this? what if anything can be done about it? do not make it about america, just think about the rest of the world. it is just going on everywhere. these kinds of things are happening everywhere at the same time. it is not just america. what is your take on what should we d be done globally? mr. carter: 2009 i made two speeches, one was in taiwan and they asked me to speak on my greatest concern about the next century. >> i said my greatest concern is the increasing division between rich people and poor people. not only between rich people and poor people in the country like china or the united states but also between rich countries and poor countries. i think that has become the most serious problem in the world now. a lot of people think that the world is more in conflict now, war's going on. we

taking place in after infantry can't a mali and kenya and niger and somalia and indonesia and southeast asiausly in pakistan and afghanistan where there is a rise of isis and their desire to conduct attacks outside of afghanistan. we have already seen it in iran and europe and earn isly the united states keep an eye on that. as you pointed out earlier on the show we don't have eyes and ears. we closed multiple cia bases and no eye on the ground. united states radical islam extremism on the rise. it is some places around the world. we have to maintain our religion is lens. i'm not saying we ease up on anything. we have good intelligence. we have good counter-terrorism organizations that we put together after 9/11 where we are coordinating these activities and watching them. but here we don't have networks that we're dealing against. we don't have an organization that we are dealing against. we are dealing with a lone wolf who is very hard to penetrate that person, an individual on the internet that is getting more and more radicalized and then makes the decision to jihad and use violence agai

you've got there's a lot tension between china and their neighbors in southeast asia. you know, of the economic and nationalism there. you got a lot of candidates getting elected who are saying rather bizarre things, including the new president of the philippines, who suggests maybe journalists should be assassinated. what's your take on this? why do you think it's happening worldwide? and what, if anything, can be done about it? don't say anything, america. just think about the rest of the world. just this is going on everywhere in latin america. we think we're making progress against, you know, most there was a democratic change. venezuela then. is it? and brazil, of course, sadly, is a turmoil. but these kinds things are happening everywhere at the same time. so it isn't just america. so what's your take on what's called the globally and what we should do about it. well and when the class of 99 and the first of 2000 i made my two speeches, one was in taiwan, l was in oslo and they asked me to speak on my greatest concern the next century, which when 2000 was coming

met her, i was chair of the immigration subcommittee and we met her visiting refugee camps in southeast asia, why was she there? she was the eyes and ears of her husband. she was a partner with him and she was a capable and wonderful woman and it was a pleasure to work with her. it was not like today or a few years ago where we had a first lady wear a jacket saying, i don't care, do you, roslyn carter cared about human beings whether they were asian, american, whether they were black or white, women or men. >> all right, thank you so much for being with us, coming up, more on the new developments in the investigation of the deadly new year's day attack in new orleans, and later, donald trump continues to complain after learning his sentencing in the hush money case will go forward, even though the judge is saying that jail time is off the table. we will be right back. right ba. . "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i n

reporter: can we have a reaction on indonesia becoming a full member of brics, southeast asia's largest economy lending to brics ambition in the g-7. sec. jean-pierre: i don't have anything specific to say about this. i would have to revere you to our national security council on that question. reporter: meta also eliminated its dei program in hiring, training, seeking suppliers citing the supreme court ruling on affirmative action. the administration really went out of its way to convince businesses not to interpret that rolling. sec. jean-pierre: i am not going to comment on a specific action a private company takes. but i can say, you have heard from this president and administration diversity is our greatest strength. you have seen this not just by awards, but action that the president has taken. certainly, it is a sentiment you have heard echoed by leaders across businesses and government, not just us. it continues to be our stance. it is important to have different voices around the table. it is important to have different voices working on policy and make sure we are delivering f

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the restaurant will see 350 people and offer dishes from east asia, southeast asia and other regions. they're also working on opening an asia live location in the louvre museum in paris. >> the destination, known as the world's coolest taco bell, is temporarily closed. the beloved taco bell cantina in pacifica sits right on the beach. it's a popular destination because you can go on the outdoor patio and look at that great view. the company announced it's going to be closed for about two weeks to remodel. >> ooh, yeah! girl scout cookie season is here. troops are already taking orders. there's even a sign up sheet floating around the abc seven newsroom. better believe it. the popular options are back, like thin mints and caramel delights. i know them as samoas. many of you probably know them as the same tagalongs as well. but starting next year, some of the flavor options are going away. so s'mores and toast. yay! cookies will no longer be available starting in 2026, so s'mores debuted in 2017, and toasties came out in 2021. e organization didn't say why it's discontinuing the cookies

they had big operations in southeast asia where some of the tensions were that. you had islamic employees and then you had western ex-pats and they had very different lifestyles and that was excluding some people. you know, if people were nondrinkers, they couldn't come to some of these events that were important events for getting promoted. so we had to think about diversity, you know, very broadly so that we could think about what it means, what diversity means, what are the arbitrary? arbitrary rate restrictions on somebody, access to promotions based, their cultural, ethnic background in? each of these different countries. you know i'm glad you used the word defining and definition because definition means absolutely control how we can talk about what needs to be changed or what's going on and and also definitions can be appropriated and misappropriated. you know i'm thinking of exonerated in a certain in the mueller report when when the attorney general barr's you know said it was exoneration it wasn't when you define something you control the direction of c