through the contest a taiwan straits, germany's defense minister says the sooner the ships make the journey through international waters. the raf passages likely to enrage china which claims taiwan on the straits as it's also on the programs allow them to approach invoice the west about bombing ukraine. the russian president says, allowing keith to use long range weapons against targets inside russia would put native been direct. deposit is a patient and the will is comes as us and which means is meet to discuss the complex and one of them there. and drug mode is main rivals if to leave the prison off in country. well, a scratch and fail by india supreme court. after months, behind falls a month he says, often disagree motivated chargers will find that boss 300 is really the i feel good and welcome to the program. will start here in germany. we have prosecutors say they have foiled a plot to kill soldiers in the southern states of bavaria. with arches of the titans of 27 year old man accused of finding an is mr. attack in the city of holes . the suspect allegedly intended to use the michell

and it turns out that of breaking news development to german naval ships have sailed through the taiwan strait for the 1st time in more than 20 years. china, which consider as democratically calvin type one is it so also claims jurisdiction of the strait. the passage of the frigate bottom gooden bag and another ship was confirmed spine, germany's defense ministry badging, and borne that sending a german board ship through the taiwan stripe would amount to provocation. germany . mazda is that the straight is international waters and that the road was the safest for the ships given the weather conditions. let's get more on this breaking news story from out. east asia correspondent james china in taipei, with a german ships doing that. first of all, jacked well, as you mentioned that ben, this uh, this ship uh these 2 ships were taking costs in, uh, uh, drills with allies in the, in the pacific. we understand that they were transiting from drills, taking place in south korea to drills that are going to say place near the water is officer costs are in indonesia, the john, the defense minister, whe

state of the news life from funding to german navy vessels have sailed through the contested taiwan straits, seventies, defense minister. since i made the journey through international waters. the raf passage is likely to enrage china, which claims taiwan on the strays as it's also on the program flooding it. food 2 and one's the west about being ukraine. russian president says, allowing keith to use long range weapons against targets inside russia with put nice folks in direct participation in the will. which comes as us and purchase needs meet to discuss the conflict of the factory workers at boeing. go on, strike, adding to the us play makers was we'll find that by 96 percent of them voted to walk out the . i'm so glad you're welcome to the program jim and prosecute the site. i filed a plot to kill soldiers in the southern states of bavaria. both arches of detained the 27 year old mom accused of planning an is limits to attack in the city of health. the suspect allegedly intended to use the miss jackie to carry out the attack against members of the german military prosecutor to the side

but particularly in the maritimes, remain china, of course, believing that the taiwan straits has its own territory. awards is given the silver and the claim that it has over taiwan. internationally. we have seen other countries take trends. it's of this nature of the us and kind of there are countries that have undertaken some of the types of emissions in recent months. and what's really behind that is enough. it's on behalf of the us and its allies really is to dissuade the china from taking any type of military action against taiwan. but also to remind china of the critical was the way that the taiwan straits is in terms of international trade. remember, some horrible global container ships will pass through the taiwan straits each year as it relates to responses, china has already warned against this transit taking place. it said it was an infringement on its sovereignty. so i want the ritz positive as praise and move thing again. the taiwan straits has international waters. again, a testament to just how split screen really these 2 sides of viewing this issue. steps chose to enti

i as to jim and navy vessels of science through the taiwan straits of the 1st time in more than 20 years. china, which considered as democratic government. taiwan has its own, also claims jurisdiction over the straight. so the chinese foreign ministry described the action as a provocation. that endangers a china secure thing. germany says the straight is an international law says that the roots was the safest for the ships, given the weather conditions. history on the defense minister bodies for stores. that's acknowledged messages, simple. what we are rather, i have always advocated is the international waters, are international waters. it's the shortest and given the weather conditions of the safest route. so we are passing through 5, i'm good with the www. southeast asia correspondent to james chase a in taipei gave us, gives assessment as well. just to reiterate. first of all, the deep significance of this transit, the 1st time john enabled vessels have transitive. through the taiwan straits in more than 2 decades. the german vessels we understand were taken pots and military exercis

its territory and not for the taiwan strait, this a 100 kilometers. so a stretch of water. this separates taiwan from china as its own territorial voices . we've seen other countries just the context conducts these types of transits through the taiwan straits over recent months. the u. s. and kind of their conduct, this type of translated with, with relative frequency. so what we're really trying to see internationally, these other countries trying to achieve by doing this is this way to china from taking any type of mid attraction against taiwan. but also to remind china that this was the way, the time of straightening. absolutely critical. one for international trade. and what's the way which threw some hoffman's global container ships pos to reach it, and what kind of reactions to expect as well in the lead on. so there's tons of we already had from the, from the chinese farm industry, $18.00 again this of transit from taking place. they said that this was an infringement upon china solvency and the editorial and the global times in the newspaper associated with the chine

a japanese warship passed through the taiwan strait for the first time. according to japanese media reports, the sazanami destroyer has crossed the taiwan strait at the same time as australian and new zealand military ships . according to these reports, these three countries intend to hold a military exercise in the disputed area of ​​the south china sea. the elected president of mexico criticized the kingdom of spain for not accepting the damage caused by the conquest of his country by spain 5 centuries ago. these statements cause spain completely boycotted the inauguration ceremony of the elected president of mexico. according to the south korean police, a 50-year-old man confessed after 16 years . after killing his wife, he buried her in the balcony of the house under a layer of cement. the accused hit his wife with a hard object and killed her . then his body inside a. the case remained unsolved after that due to lack of evidence and insufficient charges. well, it seems that we have established a relationship with mr. seyed mohsen abbas, an expert on

it runs between taiwan and the philippines. for china, these 2 straits on either side of taiwan are key strategic gateways to the pacific ocean. a time one is in the middle of the chinese co slot, which is a very important this is victor gal. he's a former chinese diplomat and vice president of the center for china and globalization. amazing, think tank some say is close to the chinese communist party power. the island faces the pacific directly and it's about how it is. ok. i buy a foreign countries, for example, it interrupts the continue a t of the chinese coast line and also prevents the chinese excess directly to the pacific ocean. the us says it has no troops permanently stationed in taiwan, but the island plays an important role and us strategy to understand why, let's look at the military bases in the region. here are some of the china, it's main. naval base is close to its coast and the us has some of its key bases in south korea, japan and the philippines. if you connect the dots, you'll see the us spaces form a chain. taiwan sits at the heart

there's the taiwan strait. it's a key trade route for both beijing and taiwan and, and also for everybody else. almost all the world's biggest container ships passed through here to the north, the me out coast rate. it runs between taiwan and these japanese islands. ended the south. the bashi straight, it runs between taiwan and the philippines. for china, these 2 straits on either side of taiwan are key strategic gateways to the pacific ocean. at a time, one is in the middle of the chinese co slot, which is a very important this is victor gal. he's a former chinese diplomat and vice president of the center for china and globalization. amazing, think tank some say is close to the chinese communist party. how well island faces the pacific directly. and it's about how it is, okay. if i buy a foreign country, for example, it interrupts the continue a t of the chinese coastline and also prevents the chinese excess directly to the pacific ocean. the us says it has no troops permanently stationed in taiwan, but the is

a few days ago we sent a jet over the taiwan strait and the navy's response, the navy said we encounteredtly china set several jets to follow our jet, what you make of that is that an escalation in taiwan. >> china says the taiwan strait is sovereign chinese water where everybody else is its international water, this issue is not just the taiwan strait but the nearby south china sea were china says the blue national soil, this is ludicrous but this is the idea that china owns the global comet and it could be taiwan, philippines, japan also air incursions there this is throughout the region china is lashing out at everybody and that's a really bad sign speed when they want to overtake the united states as the number one economy and global power. christopher races the u.s. has disrupted the second chinese hacking group taking thousands of compromise devises out of its grasps this is flax typhoon being run by chinese tech company which that intelligence for the chinese government they thought of compromise over georgia 50000 devices across the world, they said that it was targeting infrastru

and through the sensitive taiwan straits, ignoring visions, protest and long timeframes of jurisdiction over the area the across the globe around the clock. this is our teacher national hello, welcome to the news our russia. sloane the us track, done on our t with most goes deputy for administer saving the coming response will make washington think twice about any further hostile action. then it says the ministry spokeswoman label the latest developments. a declaration of information war. the shipping of ac is the degree of aggression with which all this was moist is off the scale. i think this is definitely a declaration of information war. it went on behind the scenes through the sanctions policy, but there was no declination that the russian media would now be open while you attacked the russian lines. your caused heart burned in the west. jealousy envy, of course, because they could not compete. and when they say that it's because russia 2 days doing something wrong in the united states, if it violated at least one american law. if at least one fake was a sign of some kind of global

man was motivated by radical islamist ideology to german naval vessels have sailed through the taiwan strait for the 1st time in more than 20 years on china, which considers democratically govern taiwan as its own. also claims jurisdiction over the street. the chinese foreign ministry describes the action as a provocation that endangers showing as a secure in germany says that the street is in international waters pop. star justin timberlake has been ordered to do community service for drunk driving. the 10 time grammy winner was arrested in new york's hamptons in june. he originally pleaded not guilty after changing his plea on friday, the senior was handed a $500.00 fine and 25 hours of community service at the non profit of his shoes. well, it is a meeting that could change the war in ukraine. could british prime minister in cure storm or has arrived in washington where he will meet you as president jacob, i think they're expected to discuss, allowing ukraine greater control over western supplied long range missiles keepers been pressing into allies for months to provide more power for we

man was motivated by radical islamist ideology to german naval vessels have sailed through the taiwan strait for the 1st time in more than 20 years. china, which considers democratically govern, ty, one as its own, also claims jurisdiction over the straight chinese foreign ministry described the action as a provocation. that endangers trying to secure in germany says that the street is in international waters. that's government says it's planning to declare a national asylum crisis, which would allow it to take measures to curb migration without parliamentary consent. opposition parties in question, the middle of which comes days after neighboring germany announced a new border controls to keep out unwanted by a british prime minister gear storm or has arrived in washington where he will meet us. president joe biden there expects to discuss allowing ukraine greater control over western supplied long range missiles. chief has been pressing its allies for months to provide more powerful weapons with fewer restrictions to be able to strike within russia. russian president vladimir boots and he

look now that's an old story, is making headlines to jim and naval vessels of sale through the taiwan strait for the 1st time in more than 20 years. china, which considers democratically governs taiwanda as its own, also claims jurisdiction of the strait of the chinese foreign ministry. describe the job, an action as a publication that in dangerous china security. germany says the straight is international was in international law. says police in malaysia, a promising swift action against a permanent business group, they say is responsible for sex abuse scandal to children's cat homes. wednesday police rated multiple child to shelters made more than 170 over 400 children. rescued in the homes. believe to be run by the global a cons services in the business conglomerate, which has been linked to a band religious sect. alonzo live has buried a village in northern vietnam, kevin, at least 48 people. it's a deadly just incident to follow, ty, food yaki, which is drenched last parts of south east asia. millions of people across the region is still dealing with flooded homes, power cuts and destro

data of the news life from funding to jim and navy vessels have sailed through the contested taiwan straits, 7 of defense men assistance. i made the journey through international waters. the raft passage is likely to enrage china, which claims taiwan on the straits as it's also on the program. vladimir putin was the west about being ukraine, russian, the president says, allowing keith to use long range weapons against targets inside russia would put nice folks in direct participation in the world. this comes as us and pressures leads me to, to discuss the conflict.

there's the taiwan strait. it's a key trade route for both beijing and taiwan and also for everybody else. almost all the world's biggest container ships passed through here to the north, the me out coast rate. it runs between taiwan and these japanese islands. ended the south. the bashi straight. it runs between taiwan and the philippines. for china, these 2 straits on either side of taiwan are key strategic gateways to the pacific ocean. at a time, one is in the middle of the chinese co slot, which is a very important this is victor gal. he's a former chinese diplomat and vice president of the center for china and globalization. amazing, think tank some say is close to the chinese communist party. how well island faces the pacific directly. and it's about how it is, okay. if i buy a foreign country, for example, it interrupts the continue a t of the chinese coast line and also prevents the chinese access directly to the pacific ocean. the us says it has no troops permanently stationed in taiwan, but the island

this issue is quite clear in south china sea, east china sea, south asia and taiwan strait. of course, biden emphasized that he is still pursuing diplomatic interactions with china. the leaders of australia, india, japan and the united states agreed in this meeting on joint coast guard operations as well as increasing military cooperation. the anger of customers after the british gas company admitted to a mistake in the cost of energy bills. tv channel it and announced in a report that the british gas company was mistaken in issuing invoices and the amounts included in them , he has admitted that he has caused anger and confusion among some of his customers. many subscribers claim to receive multiple bills with different amounts at the same time, and in one case, the total number of bills issued to a gas subscriber reached about 20,000 pounds. thank you for your support, dear viewers, goodbye until the next part of the news. sit down, salary earners and pensioners , benefit from the facility of one hundred million tomans of mehd farsh , long-term installments without interes

through the contest in taiwan straits, germany's defense ministers, size with 2 ships might be journey through international waters. the raf passage is likely to enrage china, which claims taiwan on the straits as it's also on the program. it's about an approach and wants to west about aman ukraine. the russian president says, allowing kids to use long range weapons against targets inside russia would put native in direct cost is the patient's annual. this comes as us and which means as meet to discuss the conflicts.

across the region, and it is true in the south china say, the east china sea, south asia and the taiwan straitsoss the scope of our relationship including on economic and technology issues. at the same time we believe intense competition requires intense diplomacy. >> reporter: the president also heard saying that diplomacy and engagement with china is important for preventing conflict, something he stressed before. nancy. >> natalie brand, thank you. >>> south carolina executed inmate freddie owens last night, marking the state's first execution in 13 years. protesters gathered at a fence outside the corrections facility. 46-year-old owens was convicted in the 1997 killing of a convenience store clerk. >>> shoplifting is on the rise across the country, and more and more businesses are taking tougher measures to deter thieves. cbs's ee lise preston is in los angeles and reports at least one store is going to the extreme. >> reporter: nancy, the rippling impact of crime is changing how customers shop here, but this store is one of thousands across the country strained by a growing problem. locke

also coming up to job and naval ship sales for the taiwan straits, germany's defense minister says they made the journey fruit international waters. the red passages likely to embrace china, which claims taiwan and the waters as its own territory. the.

australia and new zealand crossed the taiwan strait. these three countries intend to hold a military exercise in the disputed area is the south china sea. the increase in the passage of america and its allies through this strait has always been objected to by china. the engine of a boeing 77 azam dubai caught fire at the indian airport. repetition of similar incidents including the tearing off of the door and the separation of the wheel of the plane, the technical defect of the spacecraft produced by this american company in the past year has faced boeing with many problems, including a debt of 45 billion dollars, a situation that caused more than 33 thousand boeing employees to go on strike. americans 3 years ago, the lights off the military base. leaving bagram in afghanistan. now trump is eager to return to this the base says. at this time, the people of afghanistan have known americans more than ever before. bagram military base was once considered a small american town in the heart of afghanistan. the last american president who wa

so that's the importance of maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan strait and raise concerns about the pos he's dangerous, and he's stabilizing actions in the south china sea. i also wanted scored our strong concern with trying to support for russia's defense, industrial base, which fuels russians war machine, and perpetuates a war that try to reports to want to see ended over the course of the week. we also came together with our partners to address many other crucial challenges facing the low. we worked towards the section of hostilities, unrestricted you mandatory and access and civilian governance a today. and we worked to garner additional resources and support for the multi national security support mission in haiti, we coordinate the steps to increase international pressure on the majority and venezuela to stop as widespread repressions again as well and people to respect their will and their votes. as express developed box, these tests, and so many more underscore the magnitude of the challenges facing the global. but also the imperative diplomacy. we don't have the l

we also discussed joint efforts to ensure a piece of stability across the taiwan strait and freedom of navigation and over flight himself, trying to see for both of us maintaining peace and stability. preserving the status quo is essential and central not just us. it's again essential the countries all around the world. we also agree on the importance of continuing to see ways to cooperate with china on global challenges that affect our mutual interest and effective pl. everywhere. like the climate talks that us team help and visioning distribution days in advance of the next costs. now to wages or regression on ukraine put in as also relying increasingly on health from around the dpr k. in the .

readiness you invite russian invasion of ukraine you communist terrorism of taiwan across the taiwan straits you invite hamas to attack israel and iran to support them and you invite the rocket man, start you rockets off and you notice that he didn't do that we were in. no no no no no rocket man. we got bigger rockets rockets. hey, remember, that's my line. that's donald trump. me hand. you're my. right. you know, i'm just doing tenet. he's the boss. the iron maga triangle you tell me is it extreme to want a domestic manufacturing base for economic process parity and a strong national fence in case we need it? i don't think. is it extreme to want a secure border where we decide who comes in and out based on simple yardstick? is that person going in? has the prosperity and welfare and security of this country. okay, come on in. no, stay the hell out. every other country i know. does it try to get into canada? they wouldn't even let me in. and i had a visa i to go up there i go up there give speeches. one time it was just they're just like hard --, like thinking we need a little that. yeah. an

violating your under international law and the freedom of the seas were going to sail through the taiwan straits and things of that nature. and it just turns out to be that the us now conveniently not now. but the us conveniently uses international law, uses a you in charge of when it benefits them. and other than that, they simply ignore, ignore it, and it's getting more obvious to everyone. so it's a way that the us is self isolating morally and legally from the entire world. is there any organization left in the world that has any kind of teeth to be able to move people in a non partisan way? you know, i a would argue that's what bricks is about. the bricks has the people have recognized that since world war 2, the united states has created an international, legal, and particularly economic infrastructure that they can manipulate for their own means. and i think briggs is a result of that now we're seeing, i don't think brits will be the only new organization this bill, but i think there are a lot of countries that have had it with being a dump and agent. and so we're seeing a new infrastruct

there is the challenge that the united states faces in all of east asia, the taiwan strait, east or south taiwan see -- south china sea, now we have the indian ocean. we have a bit of a challenge on how coming devote enough attention to all of these regions? we have been trying to prove it from other regions to the indo pacific for a number of years, but it has been a challenge. i think one possibility is the u.s. will have to prioritize not just a cross region and make the indo pacific a priority, but also prioritize within the indo pacific itself. my guess is that the indian ocean is going to be an important part of american strategy, but maybe not as critical as people might have expected. and the reason in part is because people are stepping up to the indian ocean and japan is doing a lot more with the indian ocean, as well. the first part is, although we have in indio pacific strategy and we are really doing a lot with india, and although we did a lot for bilateral relationships, it does not been the focus of our cooperation will meet in the indian ocean from an american standpoint.

dictator engaged in policy of expansionism, in the pacific, who is putting increased patrols over taiwan straitstrolling fentanyl engaged in unfair trade practices cost us so many, across the midwest they no should the be part of the issue we need to make sure industrial base, strong military strategy tackle fentanyl tough with communist china they are nottoids going to walk over juice thank you for your work on select committee sir, i want to move on to the two assassination attempts president trump faced second s assassination attempt as you know sunday, the second one in 10 weeks this is truly unprecedented extraordinary, you would agree, trump others blaming hateful rhetoric for increasing political violence including democrats conflict of interestly calling him a threat to democracy. >> a genuine danger to american security. >> are they a threat to democracy yes are they taking our rights away yes. >> fundamental freedoms are on the ballot. and so is our democracy, i mean, we are -- nor democracy. >> donald trump is an existential threat to our democracy most fundamental freedoms. >> you wr

the best, in 1921 he acted smarter, they still bypassed taiwan, now they will pass through the taiwan straitkiev about this, this is, this is the positive side of the issue, well, and so, actually, what is not now, well, if yudaev will work in the international monetary fund, then this gives us great hope, i hope her professionalism will bring down the international monetary fund, well, yes, at least, depending on what task was set for her, i think that she will draw them such a program that they will collapse, at least. such a task is set, well, reformatting the financial system, and actually for what purpose will twenty or petrov and bashirov go under the guise of yudaev, for what purpose the g20 was created in 2008 after the five-day war there, even in georgia, we were invited by washington, so that this would be for the reform of the international financial system, then they let it slide, now trump is absolutely right about the fact that he understands, he is a businessman, he understands that... the united states is now very relevant, he will have to solve this problem, so by the way, h

the incursions and the taiwan strait. north korea back at it again. the entire world is on fire and thank the man speaking at the u.n. general assembly for that. >> dana: you mentioned several of the crises on the president's plate. call for number three gives you all of the regions that you are talking about from the middle east to china and our own border crisis and the iran nuclear threat. yesterday it was announced the administration will be possibly deploying troops into the combat zone that nate foye and rich edson were just talking about. let's listen to kamala harris at the debate what she said about the u.s. and combat. >> as of today, there is not one member of the united states military who is in active duty in a combat zone in any war zone around the world. the first time this century. >> dana: now you have a situation six weeks before the election it wasn't true before during the debate and deserved a fact check, two, it is certainly not true now. >> it wasn't true then and certainly not true now. that debate was a complete disgrace three

by aggressive prc military action, for instance, unfair trade practice, tension it's over the taiwan straitubt that all those issues will come come up. >> reporter: kim be there using the acronym for china, prc. beefing up forces in the pacific, stuart, in president biden's first year in office, he announced a defense wynn with trail yarks part of that involved shelling -- selling up to five virginia class attack submarines. here's the problem, the u.s. navy's inventory short. it's supposed to have the 66 attack boats on the books, instead, it only has 49. supporters of this agreement include the top republican on the senate armed services committee, senator roger wicker from mississippi, but wicker warns the u.s. must boost its own defend spending to the match china and a host of worldwide threats. wicker wants to see a reagan-style buildup spending up to 5% of the economy on defense including bolstering the submarine fleet which is one of the key advantages the u.s. navy still maintain it is over china. wicker warns china has 200 times the shipbuilding capacity as the u.s. right now. >> i

herrings against other nations in the south china sea and maintaining peace and stability in the taiwan straits and protecting advanced technologies so they can't be used against us or partners. at the same time, we're going to continue to strengthen our network of alliances and partnerships across the indo-pacific. they are not against any nation. they are building blocks for a free, open, secure and peaceful indo-pacific. also working to bring greater measure of peace and stability to the middle east. the world must not flinch from the horrors of october 7th. any country would have the right and responsibility to insure that such an attack could never happen again. thousands of terrorists invaded and massacred more than 1400 people in homes and music festty call. despicable acts of sexual violence. 250 innocents hostage. i've met with the families and grieved with them. they are going through hell. innocent civilians in gaza are also going through hell. thousands and thousands killed included aide workers, too many families dislocated, crowding into tents facing a dire humanitarian situation.

think it's cool we've seen a higher level of chinese air and naval activity in and around the taiwan strait. since speaker pelosi's visit and that was more than two years ago. and so we're continuously cautioning the chinese leadership about making sure that they do not use force to try to resolve the cross strait differences. we think that china should commit itself to a peaceful resolution of that dispute and front and thankfully, we're not alone in this. you've seen a very assertive position of the government of japan. the government of the philippines, the government of the republic of china i've korea, excuse me and also the european leadership and members of the european parliaments and national parliaments traveling to this part of the world to make that point china asserts the right to use force. we don't think that's just and we don't think that's smart. and so we're trying to do is two things convince china to resolve the cross cross-strait differences peacefully. and that's been the american position. christiane going back to richard nixon's trip here in 1972, and obviously provi