prime miniister suga: if i may. invite the reporter. reporter: i have a question regarding the olympics and paraolympics plan for this summer. the -- did the president mention about the concrete promise to send immigrant athletes or any positive comments, if it can tell us about the exchanges and the conversations during the meeting about the covid-19 vaccines or about climate change, you have discussed these aspects about the schedule of providing the vaccine or by 2030 the reduction target of the gases, any numerical targets or actions were discussed, please? prime miniister suga: as was mentioned at the beginning, i expressed in my determination to realize the tokyo olympics and the paraolympic games as a symbol of global unity this summer. and president biden once again expressed his support. japan will continue careful and full preparation in order to realize the tokyo games this summer, in order to ensure equitable access to vaccines for covid-19. we also affirmed that japan and the u.s. will continue our cooperation. regarding th

suga has been trying and it hasn't happened.pan in a very difficult position, because in some ways, japan again has to choose between the us and a deal with russia, and clearlyjapan is going to pick the us. what is the japanese relationship with russia? well, it's cordial, but it's not very productive. i think, in many ways, if you're vladimir putin, the last thing you're going to do is cede land to the japanese. and the japanese are trying and trying. so i'd say the relationship is cordial, there is an open dialogue, but the japanese are realising more and more that there is really no path for cooperation, genuine cooperation, with russia, be it trade, be it security and certaintly not on territorial claims. so i'd say cordial but unproductive. japan and the us, of course, have been allies for many decades now. what do these two countries need from each other right now? what do the two countries need from each other right now? well, they need a heart—to—heart, i think, in many ways. the last four years have been very, very trau

prime minister suga once the spectre of america coming back.— minister suga once the spectre of americaoming back. william pesek thank you very _ america coming back. william pesek thank you very much. _ america coming back. william pesek thank you very much. -- _ america coming back. william pesek thank you very much. -- wants - america coming back. william pesek thank you very much. -- wants the l thank you very much. —— wants the spectre. the former police officer charged with the murder of george floyd in minneapolis won't be taking the stand on the final day of evidence at his trial. derek chauvin said he would use his right to decline to answer questions that could incriminate him. he denies killing mr floyd by kneeling on his neck. our correspondent barbara plett usher is in minneapolis. this was the first time in nearly three weeks of evidence that derek chauvin spoke in the courtroom. up to the last minute, there was speculation about whether he would testify. have you made a decision today whether you intend to testify or whether you intend to invoke your fifth amendment privi

suga: [speaking japanese] >> this question is for prime minister suga. [indiscernible] the concrete promise to send american -- if you can tell us about the exchanges and conversations? [indiscernible] you have discussed these aspects about the schedule of providing the vaccines by 2030, the reduction of targets, any numerical targets? >> i expressed in my determination to realize this as a symbol of global unity this summer, and president biden once again expressed his support. japan will continue careful and full preparation to realize the tokyo games this summer in order to ensure equitable access to covid-19 and we affirmed japan and the u.s. will continue our cooperation. regarding climate change, this is a better that both president biden and i emphasized. during the talk today we have confirmed to strengthen financial cooperation and collaboration in that area of climate change and to have agreed to launch a climate partnership, which is extremely meaningful and significant. pres. biden: thank you all, very much. thank you, prime minister, i look

could we see president biden pressuring prime minister suga on this? professor mccarthy: we will.diences for this meeting is china, certainly, to show the u.s. and japan are lockstep with regard to the way they are going to be working together to address a variety of challenges regarding china. haidi: what are the biggest challenges for japan when it comes to china, and what commitments could be expected from washington out of these talks, to the five support the u.s. gives regionally? professor mccarthy: japan is in a difficult situation when it comes to china, because the economic relationship, economic ties are so fundamental to japan's ability to move forward developmentally. the trade ties are so significant, so it has taken a very cautious approach, a prudent approach to how it will regard various challenges china has presented. one is national security, china's role with some islands, and there are human rights issues as well. it is the only member of the g7 that has not made as strong a statement against the human rights abuses in change on -- human rights abuses in an are

prime minister thank you for being here it's been my plk -- pleasure to welcome prime minister suga to the white. yoshi, thank you for making the long trip to washington. we already met several times virtually on a g7 meeting and quad leader summit but i greatly appreciate the chance to spend time with you in person and exchange hidias face-to-face exchange ideas face-to-face. there's no substitute for face-to-face discussions we're still taking covid precautions, being careful, but our commitment to meet in person is indicative of the importance of the value of the relationship between japan and the united states, this partnership we had a very productive discussion today when nations as close as ours get together we always look for operations and opportunities it to do more and today was no exception so yoshi, you will probably be seeing a lot more of me in the future, and today prime minister suga and i affirmed our iron-clad support for u.s.-japg together, to take on the challenges from china, and on issues like the east china sea, the south china sea, as well as north korea, to en

shery: prime minister suga has landed at joint base andrews at -- in maryland.e the first foreign leader to meet with president joe biden in person. we've heard from a senior u.s. administration official that the biden-suga meeting will be one-on-one on friday before other aides join the talks. biden and suga are excited to talk in depth about china, according to the u.s. administration official. the u.s. and japan will be announcing a $2 billion initiative on 5g technology as the rivalry between washington and beijing in tech continues. the u.s. and japan will issue a statement on the taiwan strait, as well. according to the senior official, the u.s. wants to see japan's and that's japan and south korea improving ties. biden will seek an update on the tokyo olympics. the u.s. will hear japan's 2030 climate change targets in the meeting, as well, as we hear from the finance minister in tokyo that the suga-biden will be the first step in building a personal relationship. you can see his plane landing at joint base andrews. take a look at how the markets are openi

suga will also meet with vice president harris in the morning.ow, because of covid-19 a fraction of the normal delegation accompanied prime minister suga to washington for the summit. all of them have been vaccinated, kim. >> interesting. all right. thanks so much, blake essig in tokyo. >>> coming up, eyewitness accounts and pictures show myanmar's military using heavy war weapons against civilians. we will hear from survivors of a brutal raid. >>> plus britain's royal family is planning to say a find good-bye to prince philip. live to windsor for details on the ceremony and who is expected to attend. you said you'd never get a dog. you said you'd never do a lot of things. but you never knew all the things a dog could do for you. and with resolve you never have to worry about the mess. love the love, resolve the mess. try our new scented oils for freshness that lasts. crafted to give you amazingly natural smelling fragrances, day after day... ...for up to 60 days. give us one plug for freshness that lasts. >>> all right. the latest now on our bre

president biden holds his first in—person meeting with a foreign leader — japan's prime minister yoshihide sugao our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the funeral of the duke of edinburgh will take place at windsor castle on saturday. only thirty mourners will attend the service inside st george's chapel, as a result of coronavirus restrictions. many aspects of the funeral, including the music, were planned in advance by prince philip himself. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. a husband and wife, plainly happy in each other�*s company — a previously private image taken at balmoral in 2003, selected by the queen to be published on the eve of her husband's funeral. outside st george's chapel, within windsor castle, some of the flowers left by members of the public have been laid out on the lawns. close by, a wreath from the prime minister, with a card paying tribute to a man to whom the nation owes more than words can say. there were wreaths, too, from commonwealth nations, from canada and new zealand — countries which the duke had often visited. the earl and coun

you remember earlier this month they met with prime minister suga, ofjapan, the minister suga, of japand it is a sign that 100 days into his presidency, asia is playing a pivotal role in his foreign policy. who can forget, of course, in his speech to the us congress this week how he spoke about china several times and said it was deadly earnest on becoming the most significant consequential nation in the world. but, as the policy agency institute said, it is just one part of his policy. it has to do with china but i think— has to do with china but i think part of it is a recognition that asia is where it is happening, it is where the — it is happening, it is where the growth is, where the dynamism is, the innovation is. it dynamism is, the innovation is. it is _ dynamism is, the innovation is. it is where _ dynamism is, the innovation is. it is where the geostrategic challenges are. if we are not working _ challenges are. if we are not working closely with our asian partners. _ working closely with our asian partners, ourability working closely with our asian partners, our ability to ad

japanese prime minister suga.k about strengthening the democratic alliances between the two countries, against common threats, north korea and china, keeping these shipping lanes open, free from chinese interference in the south china and east china sea. they talked about covid and climate change and cooperation in the commercial realm and joe biden congratulated the japanese prime minister for one of his citizens who just won back the masters weekend. that was a very big deal. got a question on why isn't he moving faster on gun control and police reform? seem to kind of get under his skin a little bit there, martha. said the senate does what the senate does and i have nothing to do with it. what did you think about that? >> martha: he definitely got fired up, nobody has done more than i have on gun control, he said. he said every single day there is a mass shooting in america. there will be time to go back and look at those numbers. if you go back and look at what happens in the nation's cities, so he had a very

today prime minister suga and i affirmed our iron-clad support for u.s.-japanese alliance and for our shared security. we committed to working together to take on the challenges from china and on issues like the east china sea, the south china sea as well as north korea to ensure a future of a free and open indo-pacific. japan and the united states are two strong democracies in the region, and we're committed, we're committed to defending and advancing our shared values, including human rights and the rule of law. we're going to work together to prove that democracies can still compete and win in the 21st century. we can deliver for our people and the face of a rapidly changing world, so today we're announcing a new competitive and reliance partnership, c.o.r.e. between japan and the united states that will enhance our ability to meet the pressing challenges of our time, together meet those challenges. top of our age daze, of course, getting the pandemic under control and helping our friends and neighbors throughout the indo-pacific region to recover. ear

let's look at that prime minister suga of japan is an important ally.he fact that we at the moment have both allies and the capacity to collect back, if i can put it that way, allies who have in one way or another, gone off a bit because of the way in which the trump administration seemed to disdain them and handle them and treat them roughly and demand money from them. >> it is well said we will see how that goes. ambassador thomas pickering. we appreciate your time. we will get you back on soon china is menacing taiwan with as many as 25 fighter jets the other day. we will get you back on to talk about that have a wonderful weekend thank you. >> thank you >>> on deck, back to the markets and your money they have been red hot keri firestone is here with pick names and if they keep hitting all-time highs happy friday the dow is up 60 we're back after this. did you know that petco, is now a health and wellness company? their groomers work wonders for my confidence. i trust their vets, and i'm known to have trust issues. they deliver high quality food the

nuke -- nuclear talks guys iran saying it is premature to say how it will pan out and prime minster suga saying his views on the taiwan strait and aggression that's been exercised by china there in recent months that his views are clear and he shared them with president biden but didn't elaborate much here for the public melissa. >> kayla, thank you. we're going to take a quick break. up next, "options action." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome "options action" fans today's trader -- let's get to it. netflix shares going nowhere, down more than 8% from all-time highs. but chart master card award says the stock could be setting up for a big rally so carter take it away. >> you bet it's a perfect stand off equilibrium does exist but doesn't last at some point the bears or the bulls get the ball let's look at four charts. they're all the same with different annotations. here's two-year chart of netflix. no judgments by me look at the next chart i tried to point out the move from the lows of 2019 to the summer high of 2020 now netflix was up 128% in that period the s&p went up 40. so you're talking abou

suga is the first-foreign leader to visit the biden white house. leaders agreed to work together to respond to china's aggressive actions in the region. >>> today, prime minister suga and i affirmed our ironclad support for u.s.-japanese alliance, and for our shared security. we committed to working together to take on the challenges, from china and on issues like the east china sea, the south china sea, as well as north korea, to ensure a future of a free-and-open indo-pacific. >>> china's embassy, in washington, criticized the meeting. saying, in part, the scheme of the u.s. and japan will only end up hurting themselves. >>> well, the u.s. has just hit a major-covid vaccine milestone. the cdc says more than 200 million doses have now been administered. and starting next monday, every-adult in america, will be eligible to get one. but well, what about children? cnn's nick watt has that part of the story, as well as the latest on the trouble with the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> what i am most concerned about, the numbers which are most on my mind

his 1st meeting with a world leader in passon since taking office japanese prime minister yoshihiko suga as arrives in washington for talks china is expected to dominates the discussion the u.s. and japan are concerned about chinese military exercises near taiwan and human rights abuses in seems young and hong kong. but the global economy is another focus of that so it's between bites and suga it's new leaders are concerned about a worldwide shortage of semiconductor chips while brand old says more. semiconductors are at the heart of the devices many of us use every day from phones to game console household electronics and medical diagnostics to name just a few but now there are a shortage of the vital silicon chips in my 30 year career i've never seen a. demand exceeding supply to the extent that we have supplies were tight before the pandemic hit but during the global lockdowns demand for more networking and more devices has skyrocketed now we're in a multi-year cycle where the demand is really outstripping the supply the crunch is crushing the u.s. auto industry at the beginning of th

at a press conference in washington with the japanese prime minister yoshihide suga, mr biden also set climate change. cuba's former president raul castro has confirmed that he will resign from the leadership of the communist party. he made the announcement at the beginning of a four—day congress of the party. the move means that for the first time in six decades, the communist party — which has ruled cuba since the revolution in 1959 — will not led by either raul castro or his late brother, fidel. william leogrande is professor of government at american university in washington. thank you very much for coming on the programme. my pleasure. no doubt and _ on the programme. my pleasure. no doubt and end _ on the programme. my pleasure. no doubt and end of— on the programme. my pleasure. no doubt and end of an - on the programme. my pleasure. no doubt and end of an era, - on the programme. my pleasure. no doubt and end of an era, no l no doubt and end of an era, no matter where you look at it, but how much do you think will actually change now?— but how much do you think will actually ch

that's what today is about, with prime minister suga. member, trump had questions whether the united states really needed to be on record saying it would defend japan, if it was attacked. and tried to get allies like japan to pay more money to have u.s. troops posted on their shores. biden is trying to wipe all of that, and say with a very clear eye on china, which he thinks is the main priority and the main order of business these days to say them, look, we will stand next to our traditional asian allies, link them together and make things more difficult for china in the asia pacific region than biden feels trump made it. for all of trump's tough rhetoric about tariffs and so forth involving china, the biden administration view is that trump basically let china have a free field in its own neighborhood and heir trying to put a stop to that. >> matt, i know you're in london keeping tabs on what is happening between russia and the united states and certainly the reaction there in europe, as well. president biden said he urged vladimir put

we look forward to talking about what president biden and prime minister suga had to say. clearly this is something that is going to be increasingly coming up on our radar here and we will be talking about this more later on today as well. >> sandra: absolutely, kt mcfarland will be joining us with those live pictures of the white house. it's a moment that we anticipate, and he is fully vaccinated ahead of the meeting. he did begin the day meeting with the vice president kamala harris and you've got the vantage. you might be able to see if he's full up there. >> john: i'm looking at my back window here with typically the diplomats come in and i'm not saying anything at this moment. there are a few people walking in the gate but i don't see any vehicle coming to the northwest gate. >> we are watching for that, as we anticipate that meeting. now facebook again blocking users from sharing a "new york post" article this time about the cofounder of the black lives matter movement. and we had more on this for atlanta. that is coming up next on "america reports." voiceover: rider

here is the prime minister suga. >> translator: we also had serious talks on china's influence over theospect of the pacific and world at large and agreed to oppose any attempts by force of the coercion of the east and south china seas and intimidation of others in the region. >> reporter: along with addressing issues in the east and south china seas, suga said they reconfirmed their commitment to defend japan. while administered by japan, china also claims the islands, which it calls -- the two countries shared both serious concerns regarding human rights issues and they turbid on the importance of peace and stability across the taiwan strait and encouraged a peaceful resolution. china has since responded to the comments from the summit saying taiwan, hong kong, shin jong along to china's affairs. and no room for interference. kim? >> thanks so much, blake essex, in tokyo. >>> the funeral for prince philip will take place later today. royal watchers will be looking for signs of reconciliation for william and harry as they bid farewell to prince philip. elcomd hey!♪ ♪ sorry about your h

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to face meeting with a foreign leader at the white house — the japanese prime minister, yoshihide sugain a press conference, he said the us will work closely with japan to develop new technologies, including artificial intelligence and 56, within norms "set by democracies, not autocracies". for many people living in england, this weekend could be their first chance for a getaway since last year — that's because self—contained accommodation was given the green light to reopen this week following the latest easing of lockdown restrictions in the country. sarah corker has been speaking to those in the industry about the rise in popularity of staycations. caravan sales have gone through the roof. more of us are booking holidays in the uk, so manufacturing firms that supply the tourism sector are busier than ever. what's demand been like over the last 12 months? phenomenal. ever since about lastjuly when the world opened up and people could go on holiday in the uk. in the autumn, our sales team processed an entire year — an entire ordinary year's worth of sales in six weeks. and i guess the

." >>> japanese prime minister suga yoshihide is set to meet u.s. joe biden in washington on friday. it will be biden's first face-to-face talks with a foreign leader since taking office. before leaving tokyo, suga said he wants to establish personal trust with the president during

suga is the prime minister of japan, new to the office.ften talks about having long relationships with other leaders. prime minister suga is new to the office. had been in japanese government for a long time. today, you will see in this covid era a lot of time spent on trying to elevate the relationship between the u.s. and japan. that's important because they need a counterweight to china as well as north korea. there will be issues like talking about covid. also, the olympics and how will japan be able to carry out that difficult mission of hosting the world athletes without much of the world, since there won't be foreign visitors there and a lot of other issues that go along the business relationship, 5g technology and that kind of thing. we will see this visit with the prime minister and the vice president. there will be behind the scenes meetings at length today between the japanese delegation and u.s. officials. then we will have the president and prime minister together and something that will look more like administrations of days

the japanese prime minister, yoshihide suga, has promised to ensure a safe tokyo olympics this summer questions about japan's ability to host the games. mark england is the chef de mission for team gb. it's alarming to hear that it's a state of emergency. in the uk, we call it a lockdown. it is just a different term for broadly measures that we are seeing. the government measures injapan are consistently more relaxed than the government measures in the uk. so, a state of emergency injapan really means that the vast need to shut and the restaurants need to shut by its pm. to shut and the restaurants need to shut by 8pm. so, it is a very different environment. and simon yates has won the tour of the alps after finishing safely in the pack on the fifth and final stage into riva del garda. the stage itself was won by felix grosschartner of bora hansgrohe. yates came home in the green jersey, winning the tour by 58 seconds. the win will no doubt be great preparation for next month's giro d'italia. and that's all the sport for now. hello. wales reached 21 degrees on friday. scotland had its

hold his 1st meeting with a world leader in pakistan since taking office prime minister yoshihiko suga as arrives in washington for talks china is expected to dominate the discussion the u.s. and japan are concerned about chinese military exercises near taiwan and human rights abuses and shanghai and hong kong. the global economy is another focus of the talks between biden and suga the 2 leaders are concerned about a wode wide shortage of semiconductor chips as well brunell's reports. semiconductors are at the heart of the devices many of us use every day from phones to game console household electronics and medical diagnostics to name just a few but now there are a shortage of the vital silicon chips in my 30 year career i've never seen a. demand exceeding supply to the extent that we have supplies were tight before the pandemic hit but during the global lockdowns demand for more networking and more devices has skyrocketed now we're in a multi-year cycle where the demand is really outstripping the supply the crunch is crushing the u.s. auto industry at the beginning of the pandemic de

prime minister suga is the first foreign leader to meet with president biden in washington.aul castro is stepping down as leader of cuba, ending 60 years of leadership by him and his brother fidel. "inside story" on al jazeera is coming up next. we will see you after. ♪ ♪ >> the u.s. slaps sanctions on moscow as the biden administration is taking relations with russia in a different direction after the trump era. how will it impact around the globe? this is "inside story," -- this is "inside story." >> hello and welcome to the show. i'm sammy's a dan -- i'm sammy zadan. the white house has signed off on new sanctions against moscow for hacking federal agencies, election interference and other hostile acts. biden insists the u.s. is not looking to kick up a cycle with russia but wants a stable relationship. the russian intelligence services responding in kind, accusing washington of eroding international stability. first, this report from our white house correspondent. kimberly: they are some of the most punitive u.s. measures against russia in years. >> today, i have approve

china will be in focus on president biden meets with japan's prime minister, yoshihide suga. it is the presence up a first in person meeting with a foreign leader since taking office. the leaders will discuss human rights, taiwan, and supply chains. in vienna, iran says it has enriched uranium close to levels needed to make a weapon. that adds to the obstacles diplomats are trying to overcome as they try to revive that landmark 2015 nuclear agreement. iran is demanding that the u.s. lift sanctions before it agrees to rejoin the treaty. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. amanda: hi, i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller. we welcome in our audiences at this hour each day. here are the file -- here are the stories we are following around the world. coinbase made waves in its debut, but now galaxy digital could be the next crypto bank to list in america. we will talk shortly to the ceo, mike novogratz come

meeting with the world leader in person since taking office japanese prime minister yesterday they suga has a rival in washington china is expected to dominate their talks as is the global economy. and abides in are concerned about it's a worldwide shortage show of semiconductor chips benefits as more. semiconductors are at the heart of the devices many of us use every day from phones to game console household electronics and medical diagnostics to name just a few but now there are a shortage of the vital silicon chips in my 30 year career i've never seen a. demand exceeding supply to the extent that we have supplies were tight before the pandemic hit but during the global lockdowns demand for more networking and more devices has skyrocketed now we're in a multi-year cycle where the demand is really outstripping the supply the crunch is crushing the u.s. auto industry at the beginning of the pandemic demand plummeted and automakers cut back production drastically but they underestimated how quickly demand would rebound when they raced to put in more orders late last year they were turne

japan's prime minister yoshihiko suga has arrived in the united states for talks with president biden he will be the 1st foreign leader to visit the biden white house and per cent japanese foreign policy commentator say that china will be the main topic under discussion. and china's economy grew rapidly in the 1st 3 months of 2021 as it recovered from a pandemic induced slump the total value of goods and services china produced jumped by at least 18 percent compared with the same period last year. while europe is in the midst of an intensive 3rd wave in the corona virus pandemic in france more than 100000 people have now died from cove at 19 meanwhile germany is seeing its largest rise in new infections since early january that's despite vaccinations picking up pace new national controls have been approved by the country's cabinet but they could take another week to pass through the parliament doctors and health officials are pleading for immediate action. on germany's intensive care ward the 3rd wave looks like more than 29000 new coded 19 cases were reported on thursday the highest

tomorrow, he is hosting japanese prime minister yoshihide suga here at the white house, just announced south korea's president will visit next month. norah. >> o'donnell: the pause in the johnson & johnson covid vaccine will likely continue for at least another eight days. now that is when a c.d.c. advisory committee will hold its next meeting. this comes as dr. anthony fauci says the u.s. needs to get covid infections down to 10,000 new cases per day to lift restrictions. the u.s. is averaging seven times that number. cbs' mola lenghi announces covid shots could soon become part of a regular routine. >> reporter: tonight the c.e.o. of pfizer says a booster shot will likely be needed within 12 months of getting fully vaccinated and if possible people will need to get the covid vaccine yearly like the flu shot. >> the scenario is there likely will be a need for another dose between six and 12 months. >> reporter: this as covid cases climb, fueled by variants, as the johnson & johnson vaccine remains on pause after six women developed blood clots. in pennsylvania more than 30,000 new cas

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today, prime minister suga and i affirmed our ironclad support for u.s.g together to take on the challenges from china and on issues like the east china sea, the south china sea, as well as north korea to ensure a future of a free and open indo-pacific. japan and the united states are two strong democracies in the region. and we're committed. we're committed to defending and advancing our shared values, including human rights and the rule of law. we're going to work together to prove that democracies can still compete and win in the 21st century. we can deliver for our people and the face of a rapidly changing world. so, today, we're announcing a new competitive and reliance partnership, c.o.r.e., between japan and the united states that will enhance our ability, enhance our ability to "meet the press"ing challenges of our time, together meet those challenges. top of our agenda is, of course, getting the pandemic under control and helping our friends and neighbors throughout the indo-pacific region to recover. earlier this year, we, together with india an

foreign leader in person for the first time at the white house, japanese prime minister yoshihide suga, but it was a domestic challenge that set him off, gun violence. >> who in god's name needs a weapon that can old 100 rounds, or 40 rounds, or 20 rounds? it's just wrong. and i'm not going to give up until it's done. >> reporter: in the wake of another mass shooting, the president grew defensive when asked why he is prioritizing infrastructure legislation over police reform and gun control. >> i've never not prioritized this. no one has worked harder to deal with the violence used by individuals using weapons than i have. i'm the only one ever to have passed an assault weapons ban. >> reporter: that was 27 years ago, the last time congress passed significant gun control. today marked the third time that biden white house has lowered flags to honor victims of gun violence. >> every single day there's a mass shooting in the united states, if you count all those who were killed out in the streets of our cities and our rural areas. it's a national embarrassment and must come to an end. >>

$1000000000.00 and these games prime minister suga i think is staking his claim to perhaps extending his prime ministership on making these games successful so the japanese public cannot back off and so the games go on tokyo sold itself as a safe pair of hands when it won the right to host the games in 2013 that claim is now being tested in a way few would have thought possible and the richardson al-jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories the u.s. sector state says nato allies will coordinate to withdrawal of forces from afghanistan president joe biden is set to announce that he will pull out all american troops by september 11th means he misses a may deadline set by his predecessor or together we have achieved the goals that we we set out to achieve and now it is time to bring our forces home we will work very closely together in the weeks and months ahead on a safe deliberate and coordinated withdrawal of our forces from afghanistan but even as we do that. our commitment to afghanistan to its future will remain. the trial of former minneapolis police officer derri

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face to face meeting with a foreign leader at the white house, the japanese prime minister yoshihide suga. in a press conference, he said the us will work closely with japan to develop new technologies, including artificial intelligence and 56, within norms "set by democracies, not autocracies". now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello again, and welcome to the week in parliament, a week that saw the worlds of money and politics collide. dodgy contracts, privileged access, jobs for their mates — this is the return of tory sleaze. the prime minister promises an independent review of lobbying and acknowledges there's a problem. i, indeed, share the widespread concern about some of the stuff that we're reading at the moment, mr speaker. an mp sanctioned by china takes her campaign against human rights abuses to her own government. and it's shameful that the government's compromised, even though it was good that it tackled genocide, excluded the uighur. also in this programme, memories of prince philip and the advice he offered politicians. when it came to the length of a speech, he adv

television secondly the japanese state has invested perhaps $15000000000.00 in these games prime minister suga i think is staking his claim to perhaps extending his prime ministership are making these games successful so the japanese public cannot back off and so the games go on tokyo sold itself as a safe pair of hands when it won the right to host the games in 2013 back claim is now being tested. in a way few would have thought possible and the richardson al jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories the u.s. sector state says nato allies will coordinate to withdrawal of forces from afghanistan president joe biden is set to announce that he will pull out all american troops by september 11th means he misses a may deadline set by his predecessor. together we have achieved the goals that we we set out to achieve.

. $100000000000.00 in these games prime minister suga i think is staking his claim to perhaps extending his prime ministership are making these games successful so the japanese public cannot back off and so the games go on tokyo sold itself as a safe pair of hands when it won the right to host the games in 2013 back claim is now being tested in a way few would have thought possible and the richardson al-jazeera now muslims in occupied east jerusalem have celebrated the 1st night of ramadan with prayers inside the mosque it's a very different picture from last year when covered $1000.00 restrictions meant the site was closed to worshippers during islam's holy month harry fosset joined the crowds the 1st night of ramadan and drew slim's old city is bustling a year of coronavirus and the accompanying restrictions took a heavy toll on lives and livelihoods here this has the air of relief and celebration with a common destination in sight last year we were all abandoned to come to our luck some of this year 100 and we are all allowed to go hopefully until the end of the month we can go on be

to face meeting with a foreign leader at the white house — the japanese prime minister, yoshihide sugaw technologies, including artificial intelligence and 5g, within norms �*set by democracies not autocracies'. those technologies are covered by a shared democratic norms that we both share. norms shared by democracies and not by autocracies. we are going to work together across a range of fields, from promoting secure reliable 5g networks, to increasing our cooperations on supply chains, for critical sectors like semi conductors, to driving joint research with areas like ai, genomics, quantum computing and much more. i spoke to dr mireya solis, director at the center for east asia policy studies at the brookings institution. she says this meeting has been prioritised because the indo—pacific region is at the top of the foreign policy agenda for the biden administration. it is quite an honour and i think it is due to the fact that the indo pacific is at the top of the foreign policy agenda of thejoe biden administration injapan is a crucial partner to make that effort successful as we j

japanese prime minister yoshihide suga was there.hreat posed by china, to north korea's missile tests and usjapan trade links. president biden says the us will work closely with japan to develop new technologies, including artificial intelligence and 5g, within norms �*set by democracies not autocracies'. those technologies are governed by shared democratic norms that we both share. by democracy and not autocracies. we are going to work together across a range of fields, from promoting secure reliable 5g networks, to increasing her cooperation on supply chains for critical sectors like semi conductors, to driving joint research in areas like ai, genomics, quantum computing and much more. i'm nowjoined by dr mireya solis who is the director at the center for east asia policy studies at the brookings institution. why is the japanese prime minister the first for an in person visit at the first for an in person visit at thejoe biden white house? the first for an in person visit at the joe biden white house? thank you ve much the joe bide

and this is likely something that will come up when japan's prime minister yoshihide suga meets with biden in washington this week. joining us, an analyst at the rand corporation. anything surprising to about these talks on the positioning eight side took? >> not at all surprising given we have already seen a preview, as to how the u.s.-china pivots is going to be affecting the original dynamics and may be the region. the foreign minister of china mentioned the south korea meeting was timely. i think that was intended for a particular audience, the united states. we do have to ask, where, not just for a washington and beijing are situated, but also the difficulty and positions of other countries dealing with both security interests as well as the economic interests. haidi: in terms of the alliance we can see starting to form under the biden administration with south korea and tokyo, is there anything significant about the language from this meeting, that suggests the different positioning by the parties? >> sure, so i think we were nabiullina bit surprised that the denuclearization d