stage and has a perimeter of about 12 miles. >>> a humanitarian crisis is playing out in the southeast asian country of myanmar. >> more than 400,000 rohingya, considered one of the most persecuted minorities on earth have fled, threatened by their home country. >> reporter: they're running for their live, hoping to escape what they believe is certain death, risking it all to cross bangladesh. >> translator: we are being persecuted. we are scared. there have been killings. >> reporter: disturbing reports of new attacks on the muslim minority. there are reports of villages surrounded. homes burned to the ground, torture, executions and rape. so we traveled to bangladesh to speak to survivors of government attacks, attacks such as this one, rohingya villagers seen here struck repeatedly by police. everyone we encounter wants to share their story. you see gunfire? did you see attacks from the government? what exactly happened? this is the river separating myanmar from bangladesh. just across the water in rakhine is where the attacks against the row hin fwa are reported to be unfolding. >> they'

and tens of thousands of muslims in the southeast asian country is the minority going to hinge a community. to pressure. me watching our international security council is currently holding an emergency meeting on the crisis on the korean peninsula and the russian envoy is currently speaking let's listen. larger than ever before. you the latest is a really good blatant display of disregard by north korea of the relevant security council resolutions and the norms of international law warrants that bolster v.m.s. to the vehement condemnation the more we can not bug regret the fact that the d.p. r. k. leadership through its action to undermine the global nonproliferation regime is posing a grave threat to peace and stability on the korean peninsula and at the global level. pursuit of such a policy is fraught with serious repercussions for the d.p. r. k. itself. but at the same time it is evident to us that military solutions cannot settle the issues plaguing the north korean peninsula. given the unfolding situation there is an urgent need to maintain a cool head to refrain from any action that

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member states on the key member states in these the five six members of the sol association of southeast asian nations haven't really come to a consensus on what to do or what kind of common position to have on the issue in northeast asia. differing perspectives i think everyone still wrapping their heads around how to go to go about playing a role in facilitating some sort of what we forward away from this this impasse with reached this this recurring series of tests and condemnations and so forth that are just you know with no hope in sight. well i it's hard it's hard to see right now there's a perception which i think is quite inaccurate in southeast asia that this is fundamentally a great power problem that needs to be worked out between well involving china and the u.s. to move the chess pieces to toward some sort of right structure right ok and aid and then we come back to you because we heard the words of rex tillerson and he was suggesting that the solution lies with russia china access but but tell us a little bit more about this idea or de capitation which was a an idea that was open

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resolution recognizing that for 50 years the association of southeast asian nations, asean, has worked toward stability, prosperity and peace in southeast asia. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. royce, and the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. royce. mr. royce: i would ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include any extraneous material in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. royce: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. royce: mr. speaker, i want to recognize congressman castro and congresswoman wagner for authorizing this timely measure. this is an important but, frankly, often overlooked part of the world. this is southeast asia. and, mr. speaker, southeast asian nations came together 50 years ago to promote regional cooperation. their goal was to achieve g

trump is expected to attend the asia-pacific economic cooperation and association of southeast asianation summits and vietnam and the philippines in november. white house officials declined to comment. donald trump has hosted three democratic senators in a white house dinner as he attempts to win their support for an as yet on related tax overhaul bill that would be written by republican leaders. joe manchin of west virginia, heidi camp of north dakota and joe donnelly of indiana are the three to have not signed on to a list of conditions for supporting any tax legislation. wolfgang schoblech theexpect to be offered position after election. merkel would be willing to pay a high political price to extend his tenure. mexico will most likely expand its oil hedge marginally for next year as it liberalize as gasoline prices. in an exclusive interview, the finance minister said the cost for the government to protect crude exports against a drastic drop in prices will be the same as this year. is likely to be marginally higher in terms of the fact we do not have the natural coverage we used

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long winged insect gang popping up in the county back in 2014, the first time the southeast asian bug spotted in the western help he is fear, surge due to last winter being so mild. >> nuns in st. claire in middletown will celebrate their order's 100 anniversary in pennsylvania, with a special mass on saturday the catholic nun's main, making meals to support themselves. by the way, st. claire is the patron saint of television, jan. >> no kidding? awesome, good for them. that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware val. >> i coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news," the latest fall out from the he which fax breach, plus is the us still planning to pull out of the paris climb climate accords? live report from wall street. >> then, authority in louisianna say, two recent murders there, were racially motivated. we will tell you who they believe is behind the killing. >> and another day of protest in st. louis, police make lot of arrests, we'll have an update on that number, when we come back. >> good morning, matt and meisha will be along in jus

has reached out to bangladesh to revive dialogue myanmar has also engaged the association of southeast asian notions for desperately need the humanitarian assistance i look forward to effective and credible follow up to the authorities state commitment to greater access including for the international community the media and humanitarian actors the regional cooperation will also be essential and united nations fully stands behind these i welcome the important role played by foreign minister rep of indonesia in these respects she has been advocating for an approach that echoes the sea steps i've been in for sizing and he's also what many countries have been seeking is the president the prizes and aligned an urgent need for a political solution to the root cause of the violence the core of the problem is protracted statelessness and its associated discrimination the recommendations of the advisory committee on drug car and provide the blueprint for the longer term future. the muslims of iraq and states should be granted nationality the president's men marci them cheap legislation only allows i

japan has been investing a lot in its security relationship with southeast asian countries, countries like australia, india and in light of ratcheting up tensions in korean peninsula, south korea is also a natural partner or at least its supposed to be that way. how do you see japan's future of japan's security cooperation with these countries? i think probably i would put south korea in a little different categories from the rest because this is really in response to very specific and concrete threat, but more generally relations with country southeast asian, australia, india and even i would say even with europe nowadays. who would like to start? >> the rule of law and free navigation in the seas, in order to maintain these we need to cooperate with countries who have the same values as ours and in the center of that, of course the united states and in order to fill in some of the gaps that exist, we need to be able to cooperate with other countries and if you think about the oceans, europe and you're asia is on the edge of euro asia continent and the northern route will be opening

it is an important point where i think to many american policymakers, chinese activities in southeast asian and africa -- become as or more worrying than soviet activities. i didn't talk about that today but there is a chapter on it in my book. there was limited talk between the united states and the soviet union that we could cooperate against the chinese. it never happened there is limited discussion of this. until of course, nixon and carter were -- it is actually the u.s. and china cooperating against the soviets. how will the china understand is countries? -- how well did china understand these countries? you said i create a generally positive image. i wouldn't say that it is constantly a positive image. of chinese activism in the third world. i would say there were areas where chinese -- where china succeeded and places where the chinese did appeal to afro-asian peoples. my point is that they also kept ruining it. you see this in china's diplomacy today as well. during the 90's, there was this idea of chinese peaceful rise and improving relations between china and many of its southeas

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southeast asian markets, singapore, malaysia, taiwan coming online. to the.kets reaction nuclear test was not a positive one. risk off is the name of the game following the handoff from wall street. we are seeing the bond rally continue. asian stocks under pressure. on the singapore seeing slight gains as that market opens its cash trade. japanese equities falling for a set for itshe topix biggest weekly loss in five months. korean stocks lower for a fifth session. financials leading the drop across markets today given the treasury yields sledding below that level. that flight to safety has weighed on the dollar, the session around a two-year low, so gains across forex today. 108.66, theen at kiwi the thing g10 forex higher $.80e aussie dollar above before the second-quarter gdp data breaks at the bottom of the hour. among asian forks, malaysia leading gains, the highest level since november 10, 2016. on the other end of the spectrum, the korean won on the defensive, leading laggards, and the offshore yuan extending tuesday's drop, slightly weaker than foreca

north korean actions and of course, those other countries, not just china and russia southeast asiancountries that have been helpful of the kim regime. >> we will hear a lot about this at the un as the president also will be speaking for the very first time at the un. and nikki haley. we will stay tuned to that, a very busy week ahead. thank you very much it is appreciated. do not miss tomorrow's "fox news sunday" interview with hr mcmaster. check your local listings for times.you can also tune in at 2 pm and 6 pm eastern time here on fox news. there you can call this reaching out to the grassroots. president trump inviting an 11-year-old boy virginia to the white house after the boy broke the president offering to help cut the white house lawn. frank already runs his own lawn care business and says that he admires the president business skills. frank explaining to fox and friends earlier why he kept mowing the grass as you see on the rose garden lawn while the president was actually trying to talk to him. >> i knew he was very impressed and i thought he was going to talk with me but

lotn has been investing a in its security relationship with southeast asian countries including australia, india, and uplight of the ratcheting -- with north korea, south korea is also a natural partner, or at least it is supposed to be that way. how do you see the future of japan -- the future of japanese security cooperation with these countries? i would put south korea in a different category than the rest because it is in response to a concrete threat. withore generally countries and southeast asia , andding australia, india even europe, now at a's. nowadays.like -- who would like to start? >> the rule of law and free over the seas in order to maintain these we need to cooperate with countries that have is the same guidelines as we do. in the center is the united states and in order to fill in some of the gaps that exist we need to cooperate with other countries. to think about the oceans, europe and eurasia is on the edge of the eurasia continents. the northern route will be opening up as a result of changes on this would allow us or force us to look at the safety and security of cou

so just one quick example, some of our southeast asian communities have educational attainment levels that are the lowest among all groups in this country which goes completely counter to the false narrative that's out there. for us it is really critical that the census data is there, that it's accurate, and that we continue to build to get the detailed reporting which is why we've been working with roberto and everybody on the stage to really work on these omb standards and now the race and ethnicity questions are asked. and so with that i wanted to talk a little bit about some of the ways the census bureau has been working to innovate and modernize the 2020 census. the race and ethnicity question experiment and research is one example. modernizing to really kind of reflect the way people see themselves. recognizing that perhaps the way the standards were written in the late '70s and even updated in the late '90s prat prestel ia resident with people now. let's look at how we can modernize that are other ways they been looking to modernize as roberto had mentioned is the utilization o

southeast asia. but hundreds of asian women are moving to the south park to islands between norway and iceland amid a shortage of local women. and steve cho on this episode a one of one east we meet those traveling to the far reaches of the earth to look for low. at first sight the faroe islands make your heart skip a beat. secluded in the north atlantic ocean it's striking mountains a cloaked in fog there's not a tree or a person inside hard to imagine for someone from the philippines and they're looking so dish know who else. close the house is thinking. many have never heard about this tiny country at the door of the arctic circle especially in tropical thailand when i told my friend that i going to be in peril and they say why you gotta eat keep it there yes. home to only fifty thousand people and eighty thousand sheep. it's also cold and wet. and the straining a lot. and in darkness for more than half of the year. went. it feels very true blooming. everything it's like. because we come from one country and big country and then here is so small. but stay a while and something happens in a place t

the clerk: house resolution 311, resolution recognizing that for 50 years the association of southeast asian nations has worked towards stability, prosperity and peace in southeast asia. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to the resolution, as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 413, the nays are zero. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. he title is amended. the speaker pro tempore: the ouse will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourns

southeast asia. but hundreds of asian women are moving to ease some park behind between norway and iceland amid a shortage of local women. on this episode a one on one east we meet those.

southeast asia. but hundreds of asian women are moving to the south park to islands between norway and iceland amid a shortage of local women. i'm steve cho on this.

southeast asia. but hundreds of asian women are moving to the east some park the highlands between norway and iceland amid a shortage of local women. and steve cho on this episode a one on one east we meet those traveling to the far reaches of the earth to look.

germans,, italians, asians are among those who saw economic gains precede political gains in america. as a pattern you also see internationally. ethnic chinese in southeastasia, the english in argentina, jewish and britain among many other examples all prospered economically while mostly shunning politics. even if a group had the ability to wield political influence, they didn't always choose to do so. german immigrants to the u.s. in colonial times were not lacking in numbers. in fact, there were so many of them that benjamin franklin was complaining about how many there were in pennsylvania as far back as 1750. why is it founded by the english become a colony of aliens who would shortly become so numerous to german ss and some of us we'll find them. nevertheless, germans, many of whom arrived to focus initially on paying off cost of their voyage had other priorities and were well known for avoiding politics. they brought with them to this country because the german immigrants everywhere from australia to brazil followed the same pattern, and basically shutting politics and the establishment itself economically first. truman center politics only after t

southeast asia. haidi: we will pick up the tile wins -- tailwinds on a strong session. stammering feeling when it comes to asianittle bit next, a lot of this determined by the strength of the china data. betty: we will wait a few more hours for that data to be released. it could set the tone for asia. there was not whole -- a whole lot to carry over into the asia trade other than the fact that oil prices are resuming their runoff. that helped the commodities shares and like we will offer a lift in asia. haidi: watching the energy section for sure. >> a u.s. [inaudible] shkrelired martin jailed immediately. the u.s. district judge said he posed a danger to the community after the post-offering a bounty for a strand of hillary clinton's here. he was convicted last month on three charges including two counts of securities fraud. secretary of state rex tillerson is consulting u.s. allies in europe about toughening restrictions on your rant nuclear program. they asked officials whether they would fight and expansion of the enrichment program set to expire. this comes a month before president trump have to decide whe