suzuki believes that the movements by activists will increase further. >>> a tokyo passport center has been crowded with people preparing to go overseas now that covid-19 rules have been eased. the center says it accepted more than 18,000 applications in april. that's nearly three times the figure one year ago and close to the pre-pandemic level. >> major agencies say the number of travel bookings for this summer is recovering. one says its reservations for overseas trips have hit about 200 times the number than a year ago. another tour provider said taiwan and south korea are popular destinations. nhk has learned more errors were discovered in japan's my number i.d. system. the national identification numbers were found to be linked to wrong bank accounts. the digital agency told nhk that the mistaken links were sending for pension and other benefits. 11 similar glitches were uncovered in the my number system nationwide earlier this week. there were cases reported in fukushima city. local officials had helped users connect their bank accounts to their my number i.d.s on a central gove

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and nissan note dimensions seem to be small, but suzuki engineers managed to fit three rows of seatscle did not happen to a tall man , those cramped children, however, settle down normally on the second row. there is already enough space for everyone, but the driver's seat has a touch- screen media system. airbag air conditioning, in general, everything you need is available, although no, i would still like to add heated seats and a steering wheel, and it would not hurt to make the chair more embossed with lateral support. not enough, however , for a family car, sports saddles will seem redundant to many at the beginning of their career suzuki tiggo could be purchased with a diesel engine, but then it was removed from gama , now you have to be content with a gasoline aspirated engine, with a working volume of 1.5 liters. it develops 105 horsepower and 138. n. torque indicators are not the most outstanding in terms of dynamics, the car of the stars from the sky is not enough to accelerate without a spark. yes, and a four-speed automatic changes gear. emphasized slowly. but with effici

japan is represented by finance minister suzuki chinikhi the bank of japan governor. participants are discussing rising interest rates and bank failures on financial markets and the economy. they're also expected to confirm a united stance on enforcing sanctions against russia and on wavering support for ukraine. officials from several other countries have been invited this time including india, south korea, and current african union chair. the g7 is aiming to step up cooperation with developing and emerging nations collectively known as the global south. >> we hope to further strengthen cooperation with our partner countries and advance discussion under japan's chair. in addition to these urgent issues, we will discuss concrete measures to strengthen the global economy. >> japan hopes it'll start the talks for the g7 leaders summit in hiroshima. >>> japan's current account service fell by more than half in the latest fiscal year as the currency weakened and energy imports soared. the current account is a key indicator of trade and investment with the rest of the worl

suzuki and bernstein and munger and buffett, what are you guys arguing about?now that health care and staples and utilities, is it hard to stick to the defensive bias a little bit. bring me into the room for how you're trying to figure out strategy in this very odd environment. >> yeah, kelly, the main sort of debate that we're trying to struggle right now is how to balance the next five to ten months, versus the next five to ten years and charlie munger, they only care about the next ten years and they don't care what happens this year, next year or the year after that. we do have to care about what happens in the next year or two, and so that's why we're focused on the fact that we're in a deepening profits recession and liquidity is tightening which suggests that you want to be focused on high quality defenses, but if you compare that to the next five to ten years, i think owning the banks and owning energy companies and owning the cyclical and cheap assets around the world will prove to be a profitable investment and it is too early given the headwinds we'r

dan suzuki is with us.been a longtime tech bear long suffering tech bear >> sure, yeah, absolutely. >> it's harder and harder to make that case with the a.i. rally. >> listen, i mean, clearly tech has had a big rebound, but i think -- i've looked atthe historical rebounds that you get after big drawdowns, and it's always a mirror image of what went down. so, it doesn't tell you anything about what's going to happen going forward, in fact, it's almost a zero correlation with what that future leadership is going to look like, so, i wouldn't read too much into it this is just how things go and the way i look at it from a macro perspective, this isn't going to be groundbreaking, so, it is either going to get worse or get better. >> the economy >> the economy, profits, if things get worse, i think people are underestimating their cyclicality. companies are going to invest less, people are going to buy less expensive gadgets the other scenario is that things get better, and a scenario where things get better, why

. >> in the minutes after the attack, this red suzuki pulls up to the garage exit, the wrong exit.oded sweatshirt gets out of the back seat to check the exit gate before jumping back in. >> we ran the vehicle license check and found that one of the vehicles leaving the garage was associated with mr. fayed and goldfinger. >> mr. fayed's business. >> yes. >> detectives traced that red suzuki suv to an avis rental car center in cam rio. the car was leased by goldfinger. jim fayed's company. one of jim's nephews had recently relocated to california and had driven the car for about a month until just a few days before the murder. after that, the car was in the care of the fayeds'ranch hand, a man named josÉ moya. >> investigators say it was moya who was behind the wheel, but on the tape there seemed to be three people in the vehicle. who were they? a month later josÉ moya was arrested and charged with pam's he pleaded not guilty. it turns out josÉ moya knew pam. not only did he work on their ranch, he even had his own living quarters on the property. moya knew about the fayeds'gold. he

earlier, i spoke to tatsujiro suzuki, professor at the research center for nuclear weapons abolition,ic leaderhsip network about how the nuclear threat has to be at the centre of discussions during this weekend's g7. the message from hiroshima is very important in terms of never us nuclear weapons, important in terms of never us nuclearweapons, but important in terms of never us nuclear weapons, but also nuclear weapons came from the world, so ending the is the most important message. ending the is the most important messaue. �* , ., message. and there is a huge symbolism — message. and there is a huge symbolism of _ message. and there is a huge symbolism of this _ message. and there is a huge symbolism of this event - message. and there is a huge | symbolism of this event taking message. and there is a huge - symbolism of this event taking place in hiroshima, of course the centre of the atomic bomb that helped bring an end to the second world war. and we know a personal connection from the japanese leader? yes. we know a personal connection from the japanese leader?— we know a person

liz suzuki joins us now. >> good morning, frank. >> is the softness of the housing market going to weighto the quarter should be kept low. if we think about the pressures that were on the home improvement sector this quarter and unfavorable weather, there was lower lumber prices and lower tax refunds. the combination of issues. you mentioned the street thinks sales is down 1.5% we think it will be worse. down 3% to 4%. we think things are getting better if we look at the data that we track and credit and debit card spending from march to april, we saw the year over year declines get better we think the comments from the company will sound optimistic about the trend coming out of the quarter. >> we mentioned you have a long-term bullish outlook for the stock. what is your rating and price target >> we have a rating of the stock of buy we think there is something up to $360 buy. we think this is a good opportunity. when you think about high quality retailers, home depot comes to mind. shareholder return is attractive this is a company that is still growing dividend and paying out that divi

i'd like to thank you, first, finance ministers suzuki and his team for hosting the g7 ministerial. thank you to japan, for its leadership of our group this year. there are many issues we will work on this week. but today, i'd like to highlight three of my core priorities. the first is the global macro economy. we're taking a broad range of individual and joint actions to bring down inflation. sustained growth. and help mitigate the impact of external shocks, including to developed countries. the second is to redouble our commitment to support ukraine as it defends itself against russia. the third is our longer-term work to bolster economic resilience and security. as we advance these priorities, i look forward to working not only with my colleagues from the g7, but those from several non-g7 partners that are here this week. including developing countries in emerging markets. we all have shared goals. i look forward to productive discussions about how we can better deliver for all. first, even as we face downside risks, i believe the global economy remains in a better place than man

given major cyclical and secular shifts joining us is richard bernstein, adviser's chief officer dan suzukio you back on the show. >> good morning. >> why is this a mirror image of last year? >> well if you look at what worked and didn't work last year it's the opposite of this year look back at historical initial rallies, you know, coming out of these big selloffs, this is pretty typical stuff i don't think that people should be reading too much into the com position of leadership with this market i think that's kind of always how these balances go. this doesn't necessarily make them sustainable ultimately you have to come back to fundamentals and if you think about profits and liquidity those two things are still worsening and that suggests to us that it's a little bit premature to be positioning for the big recovery when we don't know how far and how deep or how long this earnings recession is going to go. >> you sound like you're very cautious as far as equities are concerned. so if that's the case, how would you be counseling investors to be positioned right now? >> morgan, i think, yo

. >> giancarlo: sieves i was 13 my first was a suzuki. >> jimmy: have you raised them. >> giancarlo:e course of races >> jimmy: you have. >> giancarlo: yeah i have a need for speed. >> jimmy: have you ever been pulled over. >> giancarlo: when i get out of hand it has happened. >> jimmy: do you get off because you're famous. >> giancarlo: i have to tell you a precarious story, i was riding home from a gig and i'm rolling it it's late, no one's on the road. come no one's on the road, it's only me i'm the only person in my world so you can understand that. so the bubble comes on, cops come out start chasing me. there's a car in front of mia get around, i figured oh, smart move i'm going to go around him because maybe the police will think he's speeding i'm going to get in front of him. i do that, didn't work. i have a thought, i pull the bike over really fast put the kickstand down by the time the cops come around the corner i am down side of the bike messing around if i canning it out and they go hey buddy, lights come on, guns come out. you're speeding you knew you were speeding didn'

this is what japanese finance minister suzuki had to say following the conclusion of the finance ministerhe three day time, we think we were able to agree on many other results that will be linked to the upcoming hiroshima leaders summit. >> in addition to those issues of geopolitics, we will likely get more talk on supply chain resiliency as well as north korean issues and more on russia. energy security is a key issue. >> we do have more on those stories and the top stories you need to know to get things going. you can customize your settings so you only get the latest on the industries and assets that you care about. is bloomberg. ♪ >> two companies are planning to raise as much as 2.6 billion dollars just months after -- months after a scathing report for us to the group into damage control. what have you learned? >> there were a lot of expectations about the meetings happening in mumbai on saturday to bring details about that fundraising. we know this is the biggest in the flagship company and it is seeking to raise as much as $1.5 billion and also they are seeking to raise close to

joining us live now to share more is kyler e suzuki with the dance group sucker end.eah. but should prove yes, of course. happy to have. you know, your group does a lot of performances, though, in san francisco in san francisco. yes, and around this we go on the way to rosa, santa cruz. >> so getting up early and traveling for business is fries and sing all right. so tell us about your very unique form of dance we had a group on tell us a coin. big difference, though. yes, sir, to what you'll be performing today. yeah. so although he started about 400 years ago into question a prefecture, which is in scope island, little west of killed also region. and there a few series oi how it started. but the mostly most widely supported idea is that it started as a dense and born bone festival is a festival in japan that commemorates our ancestors and you should happens in the month of august. and in fact, the festival in to question 9 august trucks like more than a million tourists from around the and it's considered one of the 3 major festivals in japan. and what is the messag

hello i'm trish suzuki blend, shroff, political director for teamsters joint council seven. i thank you, president peskin and the board of supervisors for taking up this important issue. i'm here in support of the appeal of the conditional youth officer authorization as political director of teamsters joint council seven. i want to give you some broader context of this issue of the situation. so first, like tony said, thank you guys for supporting a b 316. it's one of the top priority legislation is not only for us in the state of california. but in the nation's or international has been paying very close attention to this and helping us with this bill, as drivers are the backbone of our union has already partnered with several companies to do long haul trucking and isn't the only company doing this cruise and amazon. are also doing this across the nation, which is why we're very concerned. the cpuc has brushed aside san francisco's concerns about 24 7 autonomous operations in san francisco. and like john said, there's we've seen all over the media all of the chaos that it's

hello i'm trish suzuki blend, shroff, political director for teamsters joint council seven. i thank you, president peskin and the board of supervisors for taking up this important issue. i'm here in support of the appeal of the conditional youth officer authorization as political director of teamsters joint council seven. i want to give you some broader context of this issue of the situation. so first, like tony said, thank you guys for supporting a b 316. it's one of the top priority legislation is not only for us in the state of california. but in the nation's or international has been paying very close attention to this and helping us with this bill, as drivers are the backbone of our union has already partnered with several companies to do long haul trucking and isn't the only company doing this cruise and amazon. are also doing this across the nation, which is why we're very concerned. the cpuc has brushed aside san francisco's concerns about 24 7 autonomous operations in san francisco. and like john said, there's we've seen all over the media all of the chaos that it's