lord: taiwan said for 20 years, we won't talk to anybody except taiwan.ed in the secret channels so we had a bigger agenda. the chinese were willing as long as they got certain principles like both chinese on either side of the strangely there is one china they were willing to put , off other awkward elements. we were refusing to give them up, namely diplomatic relations with taiwan or security treaty with taiwan, the fact their troops in taiwan. will say that kissinger and nixon made these great concessions on taiwan. they went from say you can't talk about it to tolerating the president united states while we we were selling arms and had troops in taiwan. i think both sides were intent to move ahead on the broader issues, like in the shanghai communication in reference to the soviets. we did not give up diplomatic relations or the treaty until president carter normalized in 1979. imagine this -- when kissinger gave a press conference on february 28 explaining the shanghai communiquÉ, he reiterated our defense commitment to taiwan. we could not put it in

this will affect taiwan's exports.d supply chain, taiwan's industries have to transform themselves and raise their competitiveness. : he is really talking about in addition to some of china's policy initiatives to change the supply chain, that would be in addition to any negative effects on taiwan's exports as a result of a slowdown in demand from china. all of these things on his mind as he heads into the rate decision meeting this week. yvonne: all eyes on thursday. thank you for joining us. australia wants to resume trade talks with indonesia after some high-profile diplomatic disputes left negotiations in limbo. thank you so much for joining us. how likely is this going to happen? australia is seeking to revive trade talks. minister --ade there was a dispute over indonesia's use of the death penalty over drug crimes. a potential stepping stone to a free-trade path initiated back in september 2012. the relationship has frictions which include the disagreement over the execution of australian citizens and the latest

therefore, we saw that korea and taiwan saw some growth. but also medium-term, as well. on top of that, we had this graded it 50downloade points. >> the future is not particularly bright. we know that. everyone is making things worse, you were saying particularly the cross. >> actually, that is the issue. that is why we think of that. we like to cover those growths. when you look at the global trade at the end of 2012, there are differences in performance. when you take into account

it would be helpful to taiwan because the u.s.e of our destinations.port we would be glad to see an interest rate increase even though there are short-term effects such as flows back to the u.s. but only short-term because long-term the benefits will help boost our economy. : in terms of capital outflows, he sort of mentioned it is something that has been happening already starting from taper tantrum happening here in asia and we saw capital leaving back to the united states. he believes it is manageable situation and not overly concerned especially considering the long-term benefit to taiwan's economy and around the region. angie: speaking a central banks, taiwan central-bank meets thursday, did chang give any clues? debra mao: we put it to him and he did not say much other that he would be at a policy meeting. two things he mentioned. the property market in taiwan is seeing a off the landing and largely due to the result of especially therm finance minister has been working very much on the past couple of years. because of that,

taiwan is a perfect example. the state department puts -- justice ginsburg: i want and i must interject at this point because you emphasize the taiwan example and it seems to me it's most distinguishable. taiwan and china maintained from the beginning there is only one china, and so taiwan is a place name. it's a region. it's in no way recognizing, no there's no question of recognition in the taiwan event. ms. lewin: that's correct, justice ginsburg. so what you put on the passport does not automatically confer recognition -- justice breyer: no, no, to go back to my question -- ms. lewin: but the question -- justice breyer: which i'd like an answer to. i don't think that taiwan is a counterexample since the policy of the state department in that thing that's fam, which is the foreign affairs manual, says pretty clearly that if there's a dispute about the larger power i.e., china, you always can put in your passport the smaller place of birth, like a city or i would think your taiwan. so i don't hear the departmen

one month after taiwan imposed tighter restrictions. they said the stricter controls over the last month have been effective at keeping out banned foot imports from the five prefectures. tougher regulations were put in place after it came to light in march this year that some of those food products were being sold in taiwan. they now require all foot imported from japan to carry certificates proving the prefecture of origin. authorities say they've received import applications for 4200 tons of japanese food since the new requirements came in. they said there were no problems with nearly 99% of it. >>> people who run independent electronic shops in japan are looking for an edge. they've seen consumers flock to big chain stores and to retailers who operate online. so they're taking fresh approaches to keep pace with the changing industry and to keep customers. >> reporter: one neighborhood shop owner has come up with a strategy to stand out from his bigger rivals. he's focusing on customer service. he runs an electrical appliance store in

therefore, we saw that korea and taiwan saw some growth. but also medium-term, as well.n top of that, we had this graded it 50downloade points. >> the future is not particularly bright. we know that. everyone is making things worse, you were saying particularly the cross. >> actually, that is the issue. that is why we think of that. we like to cover those growths. when you look at the global trade at the end of 2012, there are differences in performance. when you take into account currency, like the japanese strengths and the taiwan dollar being stable, that affects actually about 90% so far. we see -- >> inflation is not the problem, is it? end ofared to the low the target of 2.5%, we are rightly concerned about the stability and inflation, but the financial statements, as well. issues, ite of the is more like high blood pressure rather than cancer. they should not be overly some concernere is that if you cut the rate, you might actually encourage more. >> how do you get people to deleverage? >> some idea how to do that, but also improve the structure outside from the f

fire rips through a water park in taiwan injuring more than 500 people. remembering the zed hundreds gather at a tunisian seaside resort. >>> and unuganda could pull in more to pull in tourists. >>> the greek parliament has decided to back prime minister alexis tsipras'alexis tsipras' came for a are referendum vote. firmly rejected the request to extend the bailout program beyond june the 30th. greece needs to make a $1.6 billion payment to the international monetary fund on tuesday or risk default. that brings greece closer to a possible euro exit. as he relies on emergency cash injections. there is a real fear that greece may run outer of cash. despite the fears of many that this may mean an exit from the euro. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. it was a long and acrimonious debate shiulie. it lasted 15 hours here in athens. mr. tsipras told parliament that the greek government had been offered insulting terms. the vote will happen july 5th although i say that even five or six days away seems a long time. opposition parties accused mr. tsipras keeping his

>>> memos after fire broke out at a water park in taiwan. plus? in sydney, hoping to level the playing field for australia's indigenous population. >> we will be able to see change.

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one was checkpoint charlie in berlin and the fourth was the strait of taiwan. one could argue it was a mistake for the truman administration. if you're going to do might have been, the truman administration should not have put these tripwires down in the late 40's, particularly in the korean war when all of this crystallized following mao's revolution in china. it was understood on both sides that the great power protectors of these artificial states, and they were both artificial would either threaten war or go to war to prevent their client from being destroyed and the united states went to work twice over a trip or boundary and a decade later in vietnam and they went to war for the same reason, which was u.s. military credibility as the leader of an alliance. the secretary of defense and part of the reason we were fighting in vietnam was to uphold america as a military -- military guarantor. 10% was to make life that are for the vietnamese themselves. you could make the same argument about the korean war or the various conflicts in cold war europe and the va

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are just come online following the trend, down 1.5% in taiwan. down also.e, it will probably be quite another ugly day in the asia region today. rishaad: of course, it is our top story. credit crisis deepening with banks closed. the euro taking hits, especially against sterling. david: against sterling, the yen yen, the dollar. name your currency. following message queues to get to atms, the ecb was the big blow you late yesterday. capital controls. greece and outside a few hours back. that is a further run on the bank. a few things to note. next will be shut until sunday. that is the date set for this unexpected referendum. 60 euro withdrawal limit for day.

>>> in taiwan this morning, one woman has died as police call for medical supplies. they are needed to treat people as a colorful powder exploded at a performance at a water park. in addition to the woman who died overnight, the injured, more than 200 in critical condition. for the latest let's go to kathy novak in t'aipei. >> reporter: this 20-year-old woman who died of her injuries had burns to 90% of her body. i have been speaking to the doctors at the hospital. he said for every 1% of the victim's burned the chance of them dying goes up. this woman had 10% chance she would live. that is the story for so many other people. as you say, about 200 people in

when central banks in the philippines and taiwan announced policy decisions. the philippines may hold its benchmark rate of 4% despite gdp falling to a four-year low. in on what might be moving markets this week. chief economist at the bank of senate -- singapore, what is going to be moving markets? : we have been a couple weeks away from default or months. -- four months. do think ecb coming in and offering a little bit of reprieve or greek banks is a good sign? : ecb is in a whole. they can't trigger a crisis. bullock at the numbers. they are arguing about 1.5 euros on the deficit. ecb lopp them another -- lobbied them another 3 billion euros. angie: at the end today, is this

. >>> a fiery explosion in taiwan needs nearly 500 people badly burned. we'll have a live report. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell at cnn world headquarters in atlanta. >> i'm becky anderson in front of the hotel in tunisia where a gunman went on a shooting rampage killing at least 38 people. now the attack on this hotel behind me the imperial left this country fleeing this country last night. we saw demonstrators denouncing this attack and demanding better security. we'll have a lot more in a moment including lives lost in tunisia and now those visiting are trying to cope. i want to get to some breaking news out of athens where the greek parliament has approved a bailout referendum set for july 5th. that is almost a week after tuesday's deadline for what is a near $1.8 billion debt payment

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. >> we now have new video to show you of the fire at a water park in taiwan. the video begins just moments before a flammable powder ignited. >> and it's disturbing to watch when you realize 498 people were injured in this explosion. that's according to local state media. there are no deaths at this stage but that could change as well. 200 of the victims are in critical condition. so far at least, five people are being questioned in connection with that blast. >>> almost 3,000 migrants have been pulled from small boats in the mediterranean sea in a multinational naval mission. >> that is according to the italian coast guard who say the migrants were rescued in 21 operations on sunday. the migrant boats came from libya. >>> still to come turkey's gay pride parade. >> ends in clashing between protesters and police. details coming up. >>> welcome back everyone. so it appears the republican party will gain two new contenders. >> so crowded. >> so crowded. for the 2016 presidential race. a video doesn't outright say chris christie for president but the words at the

>>> in taiwan this morning, one woman has died as police call for medical supplies.y are needed to treat people as a colorful powder exploded at a performance at a water park. in addition to the woman who died overnight, the injured, more than 200 in critical condition. for the latest let's go to kathy novak in t'aipei. >> reporter: this 20-year-old woman who died of her injuries had burns to 90% of her body. i have been speaking to the doctors at the hospital. he said for every 1% of the victim's burned the chance of them dying goes up. this woman had 10% chance she would live. that is the story for so many other people. as you say, about 200 people in the critical condition and grave fears for them. >> a dangerous situation. a lot of questions how this happened. the investigation is underway. thank you, kathy. >>> in turkey tear gas and water cannons fired at proper protesters at the pride parade in istanbul. the march is considered the largest gay pride parade in the muslim world. riot police held them back because it is the month of ramadan ramadan. despite the w

hundreds of people are sent fleeing for their lives as a fire tears through a party at a water park in taiwan. and the russian villages in trouble for printing their own currency. that is coming up. >>> welcome back let's get the top stories on al jazeera, there's queues at cash points in greece as the european central bank debates whether to provide emergency funding. the cash injection is separate to that provided by the government and european lenders. >>> kuwait says a man that carried out a suicide attack on a mosque was a saudi national. on saturday there were mass funerals for 27 people killed in the attack. >>> and tunisia - put 1,000 extra police on tourist sites and beaches after a massacre at a popular restart. tunisians rallied to denounce the attack. 38 people mainly tourists were killed. >>> now, to the nuclear talks in vienna, and we hear that iran's foreign minister zarif is returning to tehran for further consultations. let's cross to james bays in vena. the talks at a sensitive stage. >> absolutely days before the deadline let me tell you the source of the reports. the irani

." >> we have new numbers out of taiwan where news outlets now say more than 500 people were hurt in an explosion at a big event. take a look at this video that we have. they say a powder ignited by the stage at the water park in taiwan that's a thousand people in the crowd. about 180 are in intensive care right now. 's not clear why why that powder exploded. however, the event organizer can face charges for what happened. >>> police in colorado are trying to figure out who's leaving threatening messages on the property of a historic black church. nbc's kelsey kenny talks about how it takes on a whole new urgency following the shooting in charleston. >> so the major concern for me was the membership that their safety would be taken care of. >> reporter: the flyers accused the church of being devils for the kkk. and seemed to randomly reference colorado springs chief of police pete carey. >> any time you hear kkk especially to certain cultures, that sends a signal to us, look out. >> reporter: they also send an eerie threat. black men be aware, you are the target. >> you get somebody

. >>> hundreds flee for their lives as a fireball light up in taiwan at a water park. >>> brazil crashes out of the copa america on penalties. to paraguay. all the action later this hour. >>> worried greeks have been waiting in line at cash points as the european central bank continue to discuss whether to provide cash. the emergency funding is separate to the bailout. ministers have been locked in an increasingly bitter argument with european lenders over the terms of the bailout deal. the government called a referendum on that deal. and parliament gave its backing after a long and angry debate. the pro european parties voted against. but prime minister alexis tsipras's parties past the votes needed. >> translation: this game has finished have a verdict verdict of the greek people on 25th and will end next sunday. >> reporter: earlier the opposition leader was withering in his attack, arguing that the government is recklessly endangering greece's membership of the eurozone. >> translation: i say this from the beginning that we want the creeks to be in the heart of europe >>> dominique k

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care and you're looking at taiwan's president visiting some of the injured at a hospital. saturday's fire injured more than 400 people at the water park where the concert was held. investigators believe some of the powder triggered an accidental explosion near the stage. flames spread toward the crowd. >>> with the holiday weekend approaching, a warning this it morning about an terror attack. the fbi and department of homeland security sent out a bulletin to 18,000 law enforcement agencies warning them of a potential threat. this comes after the attacks in france, kuwait and tunisia. isis claimed responsibility for two of those attacks. to recruit more followers, the group z has launched a social media cam kpan targeting people in the u.s. >> isil has spent a year investing in trying to reach troubled minds in the united states through social media to either recruit them to come to their so-called call fate to fight or kill where t >> the fbi has been on the hunt for suspected radicals. there have been seven arrests in the last two weeks. >>> in greece this morning both ba

. >>> up next hundreds of people are hurt at a water park fire in taiwan.ow rescue workers jumped into action to help the injured escape the terrifying scenes. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> the sights and sounds of a terrifying scene in taiwan. something exploded into flames on a music stage at a water park. the fire quickly spread into a crowd of spectators. officials say nearly 500 people were hurt. dozens have serious injuries. rescue workers and bystanders carried the injured out on inflatable boats and stretchers. it's not clear what started the explosion. >>> hundreds of people held a demonstration against extremism i

to come, hundreds of people run for their lives as a fire rips through a party at a water park in taiwan. >> tapping into the digital revolution, how new internet reforms could change the lives of cubans. >> telling human stories. >> rising waters taking their toll... we go to the threatened marshall islands... to talk to the peole affected most >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. >> hello again the top stories, the european control bank will keep its emergency cash lifeline to greek banks at current levels. >> word powers haggling with iran over the scope of its nuclear program will extend talks in ve nan that past tuesday. iran's foreign minister is returning to iran for more consultations. >> tunisia put a thousand police on beaches after an attack at a resort. tourists have laid flowers on the beach to remember the 38 victims. >> the organizers of a music event in taiwan

korea, taiwan, singapore looking like this. going on in the broader asia-pacific. ♪ >> a look at our top stories, greece shutting the banks, lenders remained closed for at least one week, only those drawings are -- drawing 60 euros per day after a referendum with decisions and talks taking down late on friday and the freezing its credit lines to banks. the biggest two weeks stock grabs in two decades, a record low over the weekend with fourth production since november and the one year lending rate lower -- 4.85%. send 90%, that is the middle of this month, global asian shares down the most in two months. let's look at what is happening and what is moving these markets for the moment. here is juliet. shanghaiere on the compensate it is fluctuating wildly, up by four point 41%. -- 4.41%. you can see weakness coming through generally are ross from the outer asian markets. driving the market -- driving the movement is that rate cut from the bank of china on the weekend and of course, as you can imagine investors knowing that money

a sudden explosion at a water park in taiwan. you've got to take a look at these pictures. amazing. has injured now more than 200 people. some of them seriously. if you take a good look at this video, you're going to see people fleeing, running, panicking. investigators, they have not pinpointed the exact cause, but apparently the explosion was set off by some kind of flammable powder. you can hear them in the background. this was over a stage area. you see the big lights there. rescuers used large swimming tubes as stretchers to carry some of those injured to ambulances. we are following that developing story. and new details now on other breaking news. on the breaking news surrounding that massive hunt for the fugitive david sweat. that is in upstate new york. we are now getting a closer look at the images. these were taken inside the cabin. this is where police believe that david sweat and richard matt were holed up in the woods. these are pictures from nbc news. you've got a lot of amenities, including a tv. we don't know if they had access to cable, but if they did, they would

>> reporter: well it is an effort across taiwan zain to make sure that everyone is put in the beds theyin to get that specialized care. there are more than 200 people in intensive care at the moment. and we're told that there enough intensive care uniting. the issue is about getting the special burn treatment. as you mentioned, one of the people who remains in intensive care is the younger brother of the woman who passed away. he is only 12 years old, and like his older sister he had burns to 90% of his body. so as you can imagine, their parenting are absolutely inconsolable. and this is the case for so many young people who attended this party. i was speaking to one of the doctors at the hospital treating these patients yesterday. and he was telling me that the major concern is they simply lost so much skin, and that means that they are facing flaweing fluid loss. they have high degrees of risk to secondary infections. so grave fears for more than 200 people zain. almost 500 in total were injured. >> and it's incredible to think about how this accident could have happened. i mean this

>>> breaking overnight a horrific fire at the water park in taiwan. urn itting an evening of fun into sheer panic. >>> at least 500 are injured. many of them seriously. we'll have the latest. >>> surrounded? authorities in upstate new york believe they have convicted killer david sweat cornered this morning. >> we'll search the perimeter hard. >>> a 22-square mile area being scoured for any sign of the suspicious killer. as we learn more how police tracked down his accomplice. >>> terror in the water, beach goers on high alert after another shark attack off the coast of north carolina. this time a 17-year-old is rushed to the hospital in critical condition. leaving many to wonder is it safe to go in the water? >>> and coolest prank ever? paris hilton is tricked into believes ss she's on a flight that is about to crash. june 28, 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." i'm i'm erica hill. >> i'm craig melvin. you feel bad for paris hilton. >> i do. it is a horrible thing. make t

hurt after a fire breaks out at a popular water park in taiwan. >>> many drivers had to do their best to navigate through flooded streets after all the rain yesterday. what can we expect for the weekend? it's a good question, let's go over to chris sowers. enough of the rain, turn off the faucet police, this -- please, the month will go down as one of the wettest months. sky 6 showing cloud cover but down the shore you're seeing sunshine. satellite and radar showing the shield of heavy rain is up into new england albany, syracuse picking up heavy downpours. this is the upper level low. what will happen we'll see drying taking place mixed skies, sun and clouds, as the low passes on by to the north it might be close enough to trigger an isolated shower. if you see it won't last long, 15 minutes tops. rainfall totals, what a soaker, atlantic city, 3.5. wilmington, 2.2. trenton, 1.7. wilmington has set a new record, this is the wettest june ever 1.2 inches. yesterday picking up 2.19. what's more remarkable about the number it's not like we've seen a tropical system, it's not like we had a

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>>> breaking >>> good morning, breaking overnight, a horrific fire at a water park in taiwan. at least 500 are injured, many of them seriously. we'll have the latest developments. >> police believe they have convicted killer david sweat cornered this morning. >> we're going to search this area hard. >> a 22 square mile area being showered for any sign of the convicted killer. >>> terror in the water. beach goers on high alert this morning after another shark attack off of the coast of california. a 17-year-old rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >>> and the cruellest brank ever? paris hilton is made to believe she on a flight that is crashing. >> from nbc news this is "today" live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on this sunday. and, you feel bad for paris hilton? >> yeah that is a horrible thing to do to somebody. >> and this is, i guess, the premise of the show. they just do mean things like this. >> they dropped the plane to give it that sensation. >> we'll hear from paris in just a bit. >>> first up that horrible scene at that water park

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taiwan's president visited some of the injured at a taipei hospital. saturday's fire injured 400.ered an explosion near the stage. flames spread towards the crowd at the water park. >> time-lapse video shows greeks withdrawing money from an atm in athens as their country's five year financial crisis takes the most dramatic turn. greece's cabinet ordered that banks will remain shut for six working days and atm withdrawals, limited to 60 euros, $66 a day. this comes as european financial ministers rejected a request to extend the baleout for greece's debt beyond tuesday. the athens stock market will not open monday. desperate times. desperate measures. >> desperate times, desperate measures. sums up jeff gordon. in the mix until the end. one of the most entertaining nascar races at sonoma raceway ever. you want entertainment, how we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! [laughs] lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all thi

that something taiwan semi conductor was built to do. chips and don't have to worry themselves with the manufacture of these chips. now they can make an altera chip even better than taiwan semi conductor. they should know this stuff better than just about anybody. those cost-benefits -- why is the manufacturing progress going to show great skill when it hasn't always in the past? we have seen apple and samsung -- they have built out their service -- their server operations. deduced?the price cory: they talked about the ability to create some new products, where you have altera theting the capacity, that intel chips already have. the notion of new products that and wide openle for computing power on the intel level is an interesting one. but power consumption is another deal. are lowdesigned chips users of our. the intel chips, not as much. can they get some sort of power efficiency neither company has shown so far? alix: when they talk about how they wind up integrating -- what about cross cutting -- cost-cutting across the board? the al

. >>> hundreds are still hospitalized following a fire at a water park in taiwan, more on those stories in a moment, but first a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist david murphy in for chris sowers this afternoon. gorgeous out there david. >> reporter: yeah, nydia it's feeling good the humidity is behaving i itself. the rain is gone, but there's cloud covering filtering through for the rest of the afternoon. thankfully the heavy rain is over and we only have to be concerned about high running creeks and streams. 65 in new york city ascertain 77 in washington, d.c. 56 in philadelphia dewpoint. 61 in new york city, a tad humid there, but all the dewpoints indicate comfortable weather. 79 degrees by 2:00. the high today will be at 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. when we hover at 80 degrees, 75 by 8:00. 70 by 10:00 p.m. we'll be in the 60s after that. just a slight chance of a spotty shower this afternoon particularly in the northern suburbs, but most of us stay dry. if you're traveling out of town on vacation, afternoon flights heading to missouri and kansas might have some proble

this one is from taiwan. even from new zealand. >> the say they are from mexico.hat is interesting is how the fish from all over -- like japan, different parts of the world have come here to be sold at market. >> they are brought to the market by air. flying tuna in to ensure maximum freshness was pioneered by the japanese. proof of how much they value tuna. at 5:00 in the morning wholesalers are gathering at the market. there are about 150 tuna wholesalers at the market to trade nothing but tuna. how do wholesalers buy tuna? >> this is the eighth generation of a tuna trading company with a 150 year history. how does he select tuna? first, he touches the surface of the tail section to check the meet. -- to check the meat. by kneeding the meat, he can tell how well it is marbled. how do you know which one is best? good wind? >> when eta is in good shape -- when a tuna is is in good shape they say it has the same character as win. and a person with elegant atmosphere is referred to as having good wind. in other words, like these tuna. >> a bluefin catches his attent

it also imports materials from taiwan and south korea.hough the company mainly sells domestically, it's planning to export to laos and thailand. when this local subsidiary was established, general director taiyo abe was put in charge of selecting the location, scale, and business plan. [ speaking >> of the roughly 70 factory workers, some 90% are in their 20s. many are from neighboring farming villages. vo tan hanh came to da nang from one such village months ago. although he attended college, he couldn't find a job in his hometown. [ speaking foreign language ] >> hanh majored in electronic engineering at university. his parents noticed his potential and took out loans to pay for his education. but in vietnam, around 60% of college grads cannot land an ideal position. demand in the job market is mainly for factory workers. he works for eight hours, starting at 7:30 a.m., and makes about $190 u.s. a month. after work, he heads to a diner near his apartment. ♪ now that he's become friends with the staff, he can relax here. he always orders

singapore and taiwan and malaysia have come online. here is stephen glass. -- stephen -- david ingles. david> it is looking good. we are up for a third day. levels of monday last week. -- the biggest drop in china as most of us know, in the red. you put at damage together in china and the markets are closed, by the way. damage north of $1 trillion market cap, wiped out. one week. only china could see something light of that in a short span of time. -- also shot of both ways. back to what is happening today. with the exception of australia because a decline with the mining stocks, energy, consumer staples, taking the biggest his. south korea is up 0.8%. -- taking the biggest hits. you look at the charts and put them on top of each other, a perfect 1:1 correlation. taiwan, by the way, these two, s about 800 million u.s. dollars of net worth outflow last week. some of that money is coming back. look and showke a you what is happening in the bond markets. u.s. treasuries are back up a little bit three or four basis points. out there.sk cer

>>reporter: around a thousand people were dancing at a water park in taiwan when colored powder thrown from the stage accidentally ignited. >> whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. >>reporter: amateur footage shows that within seconds, crowd members closest to the stage were engulfed in a massive fire ball. they ran to get away but more than 500 suffered from burns especially to their lower legs. >> every was running and pushing. skin was seriously burned. it was just like hell. >>reporter: almost 200 are reported to have been seriously injured and some are in a critical condition. >> everybody was screaming and bleeding. there was blood everywhere. >>reporter: paramedics were called to the scene. others made their own way to the closest hospitals. in the morning following the accident emotional parents of some of the victims arrived to be by their bed side. >> just a small child who went out to have fun. >>reporter: his daughter has suffered burns to 90% of her body. >> today it's with a feeling of great sorrow that i visit these people injured. the main purpose was to promise their relatives that

. >>> memos after fire broke out at a water park in taiwan. plus? in sydney, hoping to level the playing field for australia's indigenous population. >> we will be able to see change. >> according to a chinese newspaper at least five people have now been arrested after that concert stage burst into flames at a water park in taiwan. more than five injured at that water park on saturday. those under arrest include park employees and technicians all of them facing charges of negligence and endangering the public. erica wood has more. >> around a thousand people were dancing at a water park in new taipei city when colored theatrical powder that was being thrown from the stage accidentally ig flighted. accidentally ignited. >> whoa whoa whoa! >> reporter: amateur footage shows that within section concert goers next to the stage were engulfed in a massive fire ball. they ran to get away, but more than 500 suffered burns especially to their lower legs. >> translator: everybody was running and pushing each other. we saw a lot of people whose skin had been b

taiwan, 800-800 $50 million for the entirety of last week.s something to consider, the overhang of greece obviously, very crucial there. the meetings are going on in europe. you have the finance me -- the andnce ministers meeting, towards midnight, you have the crucial leaders summit. will greece exercise goodwill, or take advantage of it? is the narrative. a quick look, as far as bond little.u.s. back up a we are up three or four. south korea coming back a little bit, down about 6-7 points. yield, very quick, let me get at what is happening across the markets. yen,r you and -- dollar 77/68. , bigave the kiwi dollar drop. pound sterling, big move up. lots to consider, a big trading week. let's see if things will get better. check in on other headlines. the continuing air of optimism that bank of japan is looming over -- winning over critics. 40% of consumers expect prices to rise by 5% over the next year, more than the banks'target of 2%. they say that doj will ease until inflation stabilizes. earlier this month, he said there was no reason f

down. -- taiwan is singapore is down 1.13%.ess, stay tuned for asia edge where we recap the stories of the day. our guest runs one of the top equipment companies in silicon valley. stage two. ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. at the peak. this is hong kong island as we begin the week. it is a mixed picture in asia today. we are live in hong kong and this is "asia edge". >> the top stories this hour, a defining week ahead for greece, stocks fall, and what a legend. the biggest stakeholder set to raise $2 billion. and an international who did it, lose $1 billion in a currency trading scam. and the fight for hong kong's political future comes down to the wire as opposition to beijing's plans grow. we will speak to one of the key actors. >> and we are tracking equity markets. look at th

investigators in taiwan say a's in taiwan say a cigarette probably caused a blaze. people are still hospitalized. half of them are in serious condition. meantime another debt crisis as julie hyman just told you. crisis on puerto rico's newest bonds sank to record lows today. the governor of the u.s. commonwealth told the times that it's public debt is not payable. he says investors should work with puerto rico to reduce its obligations. morgan stanley is planning a comeback in bond trading. they cut back operations. now the wall street journal says morgan stanley wants to add market share. that could boost profits. it could also turn off investors who like that morgan stanley has focused on less risky activities. that's a look at the top stories this hour. the introduction of the apple watch was expected to be a disaster for companies like fitbit, but so far, it has not been. fitbit had a sales bounce the spring and after the first week of the apple watch sales, fitbit started outselling apple watches according to data from price intelligence. joining me now, bloomb

several stocks on the taiwan exchange pushing their new daily fluctuation limit. textile companies are up by more than 9% while a real estate developer is down almost 10%. >> taiwan market has changed. investors are changed. investors are becoming more and more globalized. the trading mechanism they need to start to move it to a line with intonation of best practice. rishaad: another chip deal may be underway. sources say intel is close to buying rival altera. we've been told that chipmakers have been in contact since earlier this year and altera rejected an initial offer in april. there are reports that the talks are back on. the man who founded the online drug bazarar called silk road has been threatened to life -- has been sentenced to life in prison. anonymous traders used bitcoin to buy and sell drugs, tools, and identifications. prosecutors say at least six people died after taking drugs bought through the website. angie: still to come in the program, the make or break debt repayments for greece. and the prime minister is on the attack as a deal remains ever

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