one issue they didn't make much progress on is the gas resources in the east china sea. one issue they didn't make much progress on is the subject of gas resources in the east china sea. china is unilaterally developing them and showing reluctance to work with japan. >>> many foreign visitors complain about how it can be to connect to free wi-fi in japan. but that could soon be a thing of the past. tell us the details. >> wireless providers, wireless carriers are teaming up to give tourists easier access to free wi-fi. the move comes as the government and businesses try to be more competitive in attracting travellers from overseas. and that's ahead of the 2020 tokyo olympics and paralympics. free internet connections are available at a growing number of locations such as chain stores and shops and restaurants. they have to enter account data on mobile devices each time they move to other wi-fi spots run by different service providers. >> companies including major phone providers are working together to solve the problem. they plan to launch a new service that will require

they will sit down to try to decrease tensions over territories in the east china sea. sherry has been there for the whole weekend covering this event. this is the first time we will see she's in pain and -- c xi jinping and shinzo abe. a lot of suggested interpretation. we are hearing that we are expecting a very tense meeting right now. of course, president xi and were notister abe expected to have a formal sit down, but now we're hearing that we might see that this evening. more measuresken in the east china sea, taking more vessels to the uninhabited islands controlled by japan. complicatesrther relations when both countries faced economic challenges. course, those very awkward moments between president xi and president obama as well over the weekend. tensions are running high. president obama not greeted when he deplane air force one. of course, that has been catching a lot of eyes here in china. we also have bilateral meetings the rest of the day today. g-20 communique obtained by bloomberg saying that the leaders would mention financial market volatility, the impo

the chinese military. china is expanding its military exercises over the east china sea. everyone is in taiwan. typhoon megi is expected to hit tomorrow. the storm is already bringing heavy rain and strong winds to the country. it's expected to hit the southern part of china by wednesady morning. saving those vacation days may be paying off for folks looking to travel this fall. why the coming weeks are considered the best time to get away for a little r & r. but first, lets check in with marty and amelia. for those of you who've stashed discipline is about to be rewarded. here's nbc's chris clackum. some time today... we're expecting about home sales in the month of august. experts are expecting a late summer surge. this comes about a week after it was announced home sales being down for a second month in a row... despite mortgage rates being so low. higher home prices and not enough inventory for sale kept some would-be buyers at bay. only the northeast region saw a monthly increase in closings because there's more inventory to choose from. as summer ends - there is hope higher gas prices will

it comes at a time of increased tension over the east china sea. ,et's cross over to hangzhou sherry and in the thick of things. you can we expect from these talks? we are watching this bilateral summit between china closely.o abe it comes at a time of high tensions over territorial disputes in the east china sea. it will tells us that be a formal sitdown in the evening instead of just a as theke, such infamously awkward one in 2014's apec summit. this morning already, president xi jinping set down with the president of south korea. also frostyons are after they deployed a u.s. missile shield over korea. a lot happening today. several close meetings. gis is the final day of the 20 summit, so we are expecting a wrapup statement by the host chinese president xi jinping and a draft of the communiquÉ we obtained at bloomberg showing that leaders will mention a financial market volatility as an important part of fiscal strategies, disorderly moves in markets, as well as a global steel glut. at of the key issues here the g-20 summit that could bring a flareup during the talks. behind thet o

sea or in the air. the japanese side hopes to launch the mechanism soon as china is stepping up its activities near senkaku islands in the eastjapan controls the islands. the japanese government maintains the islands are an inherent part of japan's territory. china and taiwan claim them. another item likely to be on the agenda is natural gas development in the sea. japan and china agreed in 2008 to jointly develop gas fields. but china unilaterally continued development as negotiations to seen a treaty on the matter stalled. >>> in one of the biggest cities in the world, there's lots of dating services to help people connect. but for some, it's not just about finding a match, knowing what to say, and how to act is also a challenge. so one business in tokyo is teaching people how to date. here's the story. >> reporter: this course has helped in tokyo. they're learning about romance and relationships. >> translator: if you challenge yourself to act, things will definitely go well. >> reporter: participants learn everything, from communication techniques and choosing a good location for a date, to building a relationship and liv

they do not see the far china sea as our business. i do not see as the east china sea is our business. it is a new wants sort of great power rivalry. a need united states on the economic side, but they also want the united states to recognize there are now two great powers in the world and china is one of them. frank: since you are the russia expert here, if putin wants to be asserted, he has to deal with something the soviet union did not have to deal with before, china. it is a different alliance than it was once upon a time. peter: it is interesting that vladimir putin and china has a budding relationship. vladimir putin has been there several times in the last couple years. xi has been to moscow. in the 1970's, there is a triangular balance between russia, china, it that kissinger frequently focused on. i want to go to the clear effort to reassert russia's role in the world. there are two things driving vladimir putin. one is to restore the rightful role as a great power. given where the russians were after the yeltsin years. you see this and 70 ways. bes

the islands are an inherent part of japan's territory. china and taiwan claim them. china's state-run media report that president xi told abe that china and japan should use dialogue to address the east china sea issue and maintain regional peace and stability. >>> north korean state media reports the country test-fired ballistic missiles under leader kim jong-un's guidance. the launch was timed to coincide with the g20 meeting and will raise tensions on the peninsula. the officials say the missiles came from north korea's west shortly after noon on monday japan time. they appear to be medium-range rodongs. japan's defense ministry say they were possibly rodongs or short-range scuds. they add they appear to have fallen into the sea of japan inside the country's exclusive economic zone. japan's foreign minister says he has launched a protest with pyongyang. >> translator: the launch is a great provocation and threatens the peace and security of the region including japan and the international community. it's totally unforgivable. >> he said japan will work with other countries to respond. pyongyang had been opposing a military drill between the u.s. and south korea which ended last friday. the

. >> also exchanged issue ed vie issue of the east china sea, conducting airstrips and radar facilitiesn islands it has built in those waters. >> translator: we reaffirmed the importance of the rule of law as well as international coordination over the issue of the south china sea. >> the leaders discussed plans for a high-speed railway linking singapore and the malaysian capital kuala lumpur. they agreed to hold a meet of senior government officials to discuss ways to strengthen cooperation in the fields of transfers and infrastructure. >>> philippine president rodrigo duterte said other southeast asian countries should join his war on drugs. he made the comment before leaving for a vision to vietnam. his first since becoming president in june. >> seek ways to advance collaboration, campaign against illegal drugs. consistent with global -- realizing a drug-free community. the proliferation of illegal drugs for us to secure a better future for our generation and the generations to come. >> duterte launched his controversial crackdown by sanctioning the killing of drug dealers and users

be very closely watched given that we saw these high tensions over territorial disputes in the east china sea between china and its other neighbor south korea, president she holding talks this morning. given the u.s. missile shield to deploy over her country, those were some very tense talks. u.s. president obama not really getting that warm welcome that for- would usually happen g-20 leaders. to the plane from the lower level of the jet. we saw some competitions between u.s. delegations, staff members as well as chinese security so despite the fact the g-20 summit has been moving forward and we are hearing that from a draft communique that the g-20 leaders are talking about boosting fiscal policies as well as monetary ones on the sidelines. we have seen a lot of tensions brewing up. joining us there from the g-20. breaking coming through from barclays. president ofnamed corporate and international unit will stop they hired him from announcing it from e-mail. this fills a vacancy that has existed for a little while at the top of barclays. the topthe hole in management team. we reported this e

there was tension in the skies over the east china sea. china sent 40 aircraft on what he called a returning -- a routine drill. japan responded by scrambling its own warplanes. japan says it is the first time it has seen chinese fighters in the region. japan and china claimed the islands are their own territory. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. tom: we are going to be distracted by the debate through all of surveillance and let's make clear, the markets are on the move in fragile -- and fragile. i want this been time on -- i want to spend time on francine to data check. dollar all over the place. yields coming in. oil not a part of the picture. on the next screen, please. the vicks, 13.95 showing the tension good curve flattening with stronger yen. you see it with weaker mexican peso. francine, front and center, there is no other story this morning. it is about the collapse of deutsche bank. francine: i don't know of we can call it collap

they do not see the far china sea as our business. i do not see as the east china sea is our business. it is a new wants sort of great power rivalry. a need united states on the economic side, but they also want the united states to recognize there are now two great powers in the world and china is one of them. frank: since you are the russia expert here, it if let them your pigeon wants to be asserted, he has to deal with something the soviet union did not have to deal with before china. it is a different alliance than it was once upon a time. peter: it is interesting that vladimir putin and china has a budding relationship. vladimir putin has been there several times in the last couple years. the chinese president has been to russia. there is an and the 1970's when there is a triangular balance between russia, china, it that kissinger frequently focused on. i want to go to the clear effort to reassert russia's role in the world. there are two things driving vladimir putin. one is to restore the rightful role as a great power. given where the russians were a

very closely watched, especially given that we have high tensions over territorial disputes in the east china seaa formal sitdown in the evening, not just a handshake. handshakehat awkward of the 2014 aipac meeting. right now, we are seeing growing tensions between the two countries, fortunately not affecting bilateral relations when it comes to business or we are seeing chinese tourists going to japan and the largest numbers. in july, it was a record as well. we saw south korea's president meet with xi jinping, there relations frosty after it was announced they would deploy a missile shield over south korean soil. many closed meetings being held today, the final day of the summit, which will wrap up with a statement from xi jinping. rishaad: indeed, after this meeting in hangzhou, president obama traveling to the asean summit in laos. his last trip up to this part of the world as leader of the u.s.. it is very different this time around, isn't it? during his asia trip last year, we saw the signing of a strategic partnership as a reason to celebrate. around, uncertainty over the future of tpp, a

the two did agree to forge ahead on reaching a cease-fire in syria. of china and japan also met today as tensions rise in the east china sea. she sinking engines oh oblique jingping and shinzo abe had a meeting. the drivers are frustrated the refugees tried to opt their vehicles so they could cross the english channel. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm nejra cehic. this is bloomberg. tens of billions of fromrs in new deals emerging-market debt funds received a record $80.7 billion in july. our next guest says it's time for investors to consider joining this great migration. joining us now is sergio paz, head of emerging markets. migration makes you think of many things. paint the picture of where this great migration is taking us. in february, you had a turnaround of monetary policy dynamics in the developed world. but a metals in emerging markets bottoming with oil and commodities. -- fundamentals in emerging markets. you get a 10% rally and investors are asking if we're too late. this is where we invited them to join the great migration. they wer

doubt there is also military opportunities here, especially as the south china , as ad the east china seaf nations contest over disputed islands. how do you see this geopolitics here in the region really fueling demand for future helicopter orders? in the maritime naval sector, that is a good indicator. if you look at our recent successes in the region, the republic of south korea buying eight of our maritime helicopters, and the philippines --y bind to come and philippines navy buying two and hopefully buy more. our products are fitting nicely with the geopolitical situation you described. angie: what about civilian helicopter sales? i think in terms of the product range that we have, we , again very nicely, the search and rescue sector, and the police sector. our range of products, and the opportunities that the market are fitting nicely. i think we have a track record as a company of very much listening to what the customer is asking for, and being very adaptable with the sort of requirements and offers that we can provide. i think china is a good example of where we have recently been

says it will watch chinese war plane activity closely after eight chinese war planes flew near the east china sea islands. the planes flew near okinawa sunday morning. japan's defense ministry scrambled jets, but chinese planes did not violate japan's air space. chinese media reports the flights were part of a japan says they will defend their land, territorial waters, and skies. >>> at least 18 people were killed when isis fighters shot at a check point and set off bombs in iraq. two children and five security personnel were among those killed during the attack, which took place 90 miles north of baghdad. authorities said one militant was killed during the weekend attack. >>> air strikes nearly leveled a rebel held neighborhood in al,ppo, syria. activists say at least 26 civilians were killed security council held an emergency meeting on the spiraling violence. the council failed to take any action -- deep divisions between russia and the western powers. russia's un ambassador blames sir i don't's rebels for sabotaging the cease fire agreement. >>> new fall out over the controversial house bill

china, really get that problem up at the top. obviously, there are a lot of issues with china. the south china sea is a serious issue. the easthina sea is also a serious issue, vis-À-vis china and japan, but i don't think there is a more serious one the north korea's hellbent desire for nuclear weapons. charlie: and all the possibilities they could do if they had them, not only as a threat to the region, but also to selling those weapons to nonstate actors who would have zero sense of responsibility about using them. christopher: that's right. sell ad news is, if you nuclear weapon to someone and they use it, you can find out where that weapon came from. it is sort of like fingerprints. the bad news is, these are totally responsible entities. the use of one of these weapons is just hard to imagine in today's world. and when you see the north koreans with a test of a weapon that is some 2/3 the size of hiroshima, i mean, this is a serious, serious problem, and it's not going to go away by north koreansthe have a lot of problems in their testing programs. they have not married up the weapon to a ballistic missile. that's all tr

this comes at a time when there has been a lot of tension over territorial disputes in the east china seabeijing taking more assertive measures towards these uninhabited islands controlled by japan, sending more vessels close to them. the latest tensions have not impacted trade dented chinese tourism to japan. it does complicate the relationship between the two countries at a time when these nations to face some economic challenges. this morning, we had some talks between president xi jinping and president obama -- and president of the. their relationship has taken a hit after she said she would deploy a missile shield over how country. given that this is the final day of the g-20 summit we are expecting several closed meetings and in a wrapup statement by president xi jinping, a draft of the g-20 communique obtained by bloomberg saying that leaders would mention financial market volatility, the importance of a fiscal measure, not to mention the markets as well. warnings of populist backlash against trade threatening global recovery is also on the agenda. definitely and not surprising tha

minister of japan will stop their relations have been tense due to territorial disputes in the east china sear all this, president xi will give a wrapup statement in about an hour or so concluding the summit as the chair of the draft of the g-20 that bloomberg obtained said financialll mention a volatility, the opponents of fiscal strategy, and as well as the still global glut. againstulist backlash trade threatening the global recovery. >> it definitely. policy are using the g-20 summit to voice concerns of anti-trade measures rising across the world. i spoke to the head who warned about the negative impact of protectionism in a some of the misinformation about trade. take a listen. >> a lot of people say trade brings about unemployment, particularly in the developed into more mature in economies. that is wrong. trade accounts for a small percentage of the unemployment and those countries. most of the unemployment, more the end 80% comes from innovation. comes from increased productivity. nobody is against innovation, nobody is against productivity. that is the reality. director general also

the china sea state. the worst elements of the political system were bolted and then went to pressure and the south china sea but also in the east china sea. the chinese surveillance but we permitted them to be villainous. nicole: gordon chang, we are waiting for this news conference this morning is vivid for president up on a page of me page of me say page of a statement that cicadas your your expert advice as well. nicole: in the meantime, other news. donald trump and hillary clinton talking about their experience and judgment to be commander-in-chief. trump criticizing the obama administration by nbc news last night. >> under the leadership of barack obama have been reduced to rubble. they've been reduced to a point where it's embarrassing to our country. a beautiful part of getting a loan. russia wants to defeat isis as badly as we do. if we had a relationship with russia, wouldn't it be wonderful if we could work on it together and knock the out of isis. i would have it very, very good relationship with putin. he does have an 82% approval rating with the different pollsters. if he says great things about me. he's very much

says it will watch chinese war plane activity closely after eight chinese war planes flew near the east china sea islands. the planes flew between okinawa and -- sunday morning. japan's defense ministry scrambled jets, but the chinese plane did not violate japan's air space. chinese media reports the flights were part of a routine exercise involving their land, territorial waters, and skies. >>> at least 18 people were killed when isis fighters -- set off bombs in iraq. two children and five security personnel were among those killed during the attack, which took place about 90 miles north of baghdad. authorities say one militant was killed during haste weekend's attack. >>> air strikes nearly leveled a rebel held neighborhood in aleppo, sire. activists say at least 26 civilians were killed. sunday, as the united security council held an emergency meeting on the spiraling violence, the council failed to take any action because of deep divisions between russia and the western powers. russia's un ambassador blamed syria's rebels for sabotageing the cease fire agreement. >>> two men are facing charg

you have the same thing going on in the south and east china sea. you cannot allow this bold aggression where the chinese are going in and ignoring international law. they're took it to the u.n. the u.n. sided with the philippines, chinese said, we don't care. same thing the germans said. that's why i call it therian landland of the pacific. we cannot let that stand. aside, i have this thing about the poorly war in world war 4, five countries have claims on the arctic region. and it comes -- the u.n. law of the seas, and there are all making these various claims, and we're one of them. but one trimaking claims i canada, and among the claims they're making is the claim to the northwest passage. that is there has auld been this search for the northwest passage, going to roger's ranger during the french indian war. now there is a northwest passage because the ice has receded with global warming. there's a northwest passage. the trouble is canada has claimed sovereignty over the northwest passage, take one guess which country has said we don't accept you

waves as high as 40 feet off the coast of taiwan as well as some southern and central areas of the east china seanight you decide 2016. no rest for the weary this election season both hillary clinton and donald trump continue to work seven days a week. >> today, donald trump campaigning in houston, texas. the gop nominee talked about crime and undocumented residents. trump told his supporters that the white house has failed at checking immigrants at border and that his administration would put a higher value on american lives. >> that most important number of all is the number of american lives that is acceptable to lose in the name of illegal immigration. let me tell you what that number is. zero. >> the latest real clear politics poll show trump just under two points behind clinton nationally. >>> hillary clinton is scheduled to speak before the congressional black caucus foundation tonight in washington, d.c. clinton will be honored for becoming the first female presidential nominee of a major party. president barack obama will also be giving the keynote address at tonight's event. >>> we cont

and fighters also patrolled the country's self-declared air defense identification zone over the east china sea. japan does not recognize that zone. just in the north, a u.s. guided missile destroyer to today. south coo rheeian military ships and planes also participated the drill comes after north korea conducted its fifth nuclear test claiming it is ready to put war heads on missiles. several thousand people left homes in iowa yesterday as flood waters spilled out of the rising cedar river. the officials there say it can be days before they can return. volunteers and neighbors are helping to fill sandbags to limit the damage. the national weather service predicts the cedar river will canceled classes through wednesday. >> now your local forecast from chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. >> atmosphere acts like a wave, one place where things are rising and other places they are falling. you get all the rain in one part of the country, while in our part of the country, we are just starving for some rain drops. got some coming. temperatures out there th

the north but japan does not. abe also addressed china's increased maritime activities. he expressed grave concern about attempts to unilaterally change the status quo in the east and south china seas. castro said that all international conflicts should be resolved peacefully. abe also asked to -- for help in promoting japanese business investment in cuba. after the meeting, the two leaders witnessed the signing of an agreement to help cuba improve medical treatments including a cancer treatment. japan will provide grants. earlier in the day abe met with fidel castro at his home. the elder brother of the president led the cuban revolution that toppled the pro-u.s. government. >>> the president of the philippines is planning to visit japanese next month. philippine government sources say arrangements are under way. it would be rodrigo duterte's first visit to japan since he assumed office in june. if the tokyo meeting transpires, they are expected to confirm their commitment to forging closer security ties as china increases its activities in the south china sea. the two leaders met earlier this month on the sidelines of the asean summit. abe told duterte of japan's decision to prov

the media that really china is one of their great success stories. but we haven't restrained the chinese in those things you talked about and some others things such as the south china sea and the eastght now china's military is on a bender and not seeing very much opposition from the united states. >> we think about when you say bender, specifically perhaps building those islands in the militaryizing those islands in the south china sea that china promised. oh, no, for research. suddenly anti-care craft weapons are on them. is there a way to roll back china or is the next president stuck with these islands now much stronger chinese military? >> we're stuck with the islands in the spratlys which is in the southern portion of the south china sea but we're not stuck with scarborough shoal which china seized in 2012. there are reports that chinese barges around scarborough which is close to the main philippine islandluzon. >> you have to think that the philippines, the vietnamese, the malaysians, all u.s. allies in that region, the south korea ans are watching what thest does closely. obviously whenever you get the chinese and the americans in a room together the elephant that's kind o

they seemed to have stepped up their activity in the east china sea, which is where the japanese claim islands, but there have been reports in the last couple weeks that the chinese may be active again in trying to reclaim the area of the shoal near the philippines, which would be a very worrying sign that they're resuming the very activity that the arbitration panel said was contrary to international law. so i want to ask you how does that evidence look to you and how do you in general see this south china sea situation? dir. clapper: the chinese embarked on a very reckless campaign in the south china sea to erect military facilities, runways, hangars, and other military equipment that, you know, that in their mind sticks out their claim. by the way, it always makes me wonder why there isn't more of an outcry from environmentalists because of tremendous damage they're doing to the environment in the south china sea by virtue of these projects. tribunal ruling did take the chinese aback. i don't think they realized how far reaching it would be. the crucial thing to me frankly -- and i'

about thering tensions and relations being frosty between china and its neighbors over a territorial dispute in the south and east china's seast to mention a u.s. missile defense system on south korean soil. will feature high on the agenda of bilateral summits that kickoff this weekend as leaders start arriving here in hangzhou. rishaad: coming up later this , a rare interview with the russian president vladimir putin speaking with our editor in chief. tune in today for that exclusive conversation. right. i look at what is going on elsewhere. we have a look at something called passporting and what it could mean for the u.k. in the future and what it may not mean for the u.k.. few details still on how and when brexit will happen. sources say the world's biggest banks are putting pressure on theresa may to come to an interim deal to preserve something called passporting, the bank's ability to sell services across the eu. big namesreement, the could move out of the u.k. as soon as the government starts negotiations. article 50 triggers a two-year countdown for the u.k. to leave the eu. leaders have said repeatedly that they will

they seemed to have stepped up their activity in the east china sea, which is where the japanese claim islands, but there have been reports in the last couple weeks that the chinese may be active again in trying to reclaim the area of the shoal near the philippines, which would be a very worrying sign that they're resuming the very activity that the arbitration panel said was contrary to international law. so i want to ask you how does that evidence look to you and how do you in general see this south china sea situation? >> the chinese embarked on a very reckless campaign in the south china sea to erect military facilities, runways, hangars, and other military equipment that, you know, that in their mind sticks out their claim. by the way, it always makes me wonder why there isn't more of an outcry from environmentalists because of tremendous damage they're doing to the environment in the south china sea by virtue of these projects. tribunal ruling did take the chinese aback. i don't think they realized how far reaching it would be. the crucial thing to me frankly -- and i'm getting o

they seem to step up their activity in the east china sea which is where the japanese claim islands. but there have been reports in the last couple weeks that the chinese may be actively dead -- active again in claiming the re-area near the philippines, which would be a worrying sign that they are resuming the activity the arbitration panel said was contrary to international law. i want to ask you, how does that evidence looked to you and how do you in general see the assessment? >> you know, the chinese have embarked on this reclamation campaign in south china sea to military facilities, runways and other military equipment and mistakes in their mind. by the way, you wonder why there isn't an outcry from environmentalists because of the tremendous in the south china sea. the tribunal ruling i think did take the chinese back. i don't think they expected it to be as far-reaching as there was in a pretty thorough rebuttal of the chinese assertion in their exorbitant claims. the crucial thing to me for an early and i'm getting out of my lane here a little bit, but i've seen is to be at

you're saying we can't good and take these islands and claim sovereignty in the south and east china sea but you're ignoring the northwest passage and the canadians so it's not always so clearcut. there's my short answer to your question. >> you stated that you considered kennedy and roosevelt to be your top two guys. where do you rank eisenhower in that? >> ice 'hour is not sure -- eisenhower is not sure if he ever voted before he became president. his keir was a military career. he was in the class of 1915, and the class the stars fell on. a colonel at the beginning of world war ii and then was thrust into high command. following the war, he became the first head of nato, and then he became university president at columbia university. by all accounts he did not do particularly well as a university president. and both parties actually sought to nominate him. in fact, in the election of 1948, truman actually offered to step down if eisenhower wanted to step in. truman had a great fear of macarthur and he thought macarthur was a brilliant general but not suitable to become president. but

the election cycle - criticizing donald trump. president barack obama is now trying to calm tensions in south-east asia -- specifically in the south china sea. sea.right now -- the president is in laos meeting with the association of south-east asian nations.he said he realizes a recent u-n tribunal ruling against china increased tensions -- but he stressed the issues need to be resolved peacefully.he's also pushing partnership free trade deal that still needs ratification in congress. shoppers are saving a little here and there at the grocery s. store.increased supply is a big reason why prices for all kinds of goods are falling.and demand for american goods is down overseas.the price of eggs, meat and milk are all down compared to this time last year.but those low prices are hurting farmers.the government is already trying to boost the dairy industry by buying up millions of dollars worth of cheese to give to food banks. despite lower prices at the grer seven people in johnson county do not have enough to eat. volunteers went to the fairgrounds yesterday to try to pack 20-thousand meals.they worked in team assembly lines to make it happen

defense is a solemn obligation that will never waiver and across the region, including in the east and south china seas, the united states will continue to fly and sail and operate wherever international law allows and support the right of all countries to do the same. we will stand with our allies and partners in upholding fundamental interests, among them, freedom of navigation and overflight. lawful commerce that's not impeded. and peaceful resolution of disputes. that's the security that we to fly and sail and operate seek. we also believe that just as nations have rights, nations also have responsibilities, including the responsibility to work together to address problems no nation can solve alone. so many of today's threats transcend borders and every country has a role to play. we will have to cooperate better together to stop terrorist attacks and to prevent the spread of the world's most dangerous weapons. we will have to work together to avoid the worst effects of climate change. we have to work together to stop the horror of human trafficking and end the outrage of modern day slavery. these

the election cycle - criticizing donald trump. president barack obama is now trying to calm tensions in south-east asia -- specifically in the south china sea. sea.right now -- the president is in laos meeting with the association of south-east see. the president is in laos southeast asian nations. he realized there is a un tribunal ruling that has increased tensions. he says those issues need to be resolved peacefully. he is trying to finish the trade deal that needs ratification in congress. >>> shoppers are saving here and there, prices for all kinds of goods dolling. the price of eggs can't meet in this time last year. those low prices are hurting farmers. the government is trying to boost the dairy industry by buying millions of dollars worth of cheese. despite , and lower prices at the grocery store, one in seven people do not have enough to eat. volunteers went to the fare grants yesterday to pack 20,000 meals. they work in team assembly lines to make it happen. 3000 pounds of it will help local families.>> we are morning we are packaging synonym -- synonym -- cinnamon apple meals. the meals -- >> the meals will go to people into cou

laughter meanwhile, the u-s against growing chinese militarization in the south china sea... at a meeting of east asian countries here, the philippines released surveillance photos of what it says are chinese military vessels in a disputed area - a violation of international law. albela says: " it is simply to announce that we are aware of any and all movements in the area. reporter: how concerned are you about the movements? enough to announce it." on-cam tag president obama recently warned china there will be consequences if it continues its military buildup in the area... the u-s on a diplomatic solution to the standoff. in vientiane, kevin corke, fox news in an age where food safety and public health concerns are at an all time high -- there are plenty of options out there for people. but researchers are saying a diet many people need to follow is just becoming a trend for others. coming up -- the food diet that has more than tripled in the u-s within the last plus -- we checked out the four- hundred million dollar industry that's delivering meals, right to your door. find out if it's worth i

the chinese in the south china sea and east china sea are challenging the principles we relied on for the air and maritime domains as parts of the global order. global order to overuse that term that came out of really decades and firmed up after world war ii, from the united states' perspective, that's what's at issue here in these tensions that we have. >> some of what jon is talking about with the new silk road. >> right. >> and the incredible economic dominance and role china is playing takes superpower rivalries and moves it to a place that we didn't see when we had our last version of this with the soviet union. what does that say? how do you view that rivalry, threat, relationship? >> well, i would agree with jon completely on this idea that china's put out a big idea in the one belt, one road or new silk road. i remember in the bush administration all the way back then we were talking about how do we create a vertical line to central asia? how do we connect central asia in a positive way through pakistan down to the oceans? we've been experimenting with that for years and real

china is doing right now, i'll just read the quote. what china is doing right now in the south china sea and east china sea resembles the approach of thees. >> i'm glad you guys are highlighting this end of world war ii ceremony. after that we set up all of these rules, the united nations, all of the respecting soft re y sovereignty of states. you see these really important principals that we enshrined. so that's what china is doing now. they are saying these islands are ours. in the south -- >> has the national court ruled against china on those? >> the international court rule until favor of china. the chinese said it doesn't matter. they basically said international law, international court, it doesn't matter. >> you go from china and the chinese flexing their muscles and then you look at the middle east. do you feel like you're looking at a world with less and less clout? >> we are being asked to stand up for our principals and we probably need to do a little more of that. we really haven't seen these states flecking the states flexing their must ls muscles. we need to maintain these institutions and these laws. >> for example, rec

the south china sea. at aet mooing of the east asian countries the phillipines released photos of chin niece military vessels in a disputed area, violation of international law. it is to announce that we're aware of any and all movements in the area. >> are you concerned? >> enough to announce it. >> the president warned china that there would be if it continued the build-up in the area and recently asked officials in beijing to work with the u.s. on a diplomatic solution to the standoff. traveling with the tress in laos, kevin cork. >>> two astronauts and cosmonaut are back on earth. they landed wrapping up a 172-day mission on the international space station. the crew included jeff williams, body fares in longer days in space. williams broke the record for total days in space at 5 34. her beauty is not what is making headlines. we'll explain this after the break. donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. 'uhhhh i don't know what i said, i don't remember.' i don't want to sound too much like a chauvinist." "you have to be wealthy in order

defense is a solemn obligation that will never waiver and across the region, including in the east and south china seas, the united states will continue to fly and sail and operate wherever international law allows and support the right of , all countries to do the same. we will stand with our allies and partners in upholding fundamental interests, among them freedom of navigation and overflight. lawful commerce that's not impeded. and peaceful resolution of disputes. that's the security that we seek. we also believe that just as nations have rights, nations also have responsibilities. including the responsibility to work together to address problems no nation can solve alone. so many of today's threats transcend borders and every country has a role to play. we will have to cooperate better together to stop terrorist attacks and to prevent the spread of the world's most dangerous weapons. we will have to work together to avoid the worst effects of climate change. we have to work together to stop the horror of human trafficking and end the outrage of modern day slavery. these are areas where we seek dee

second would be not in the headlines every day, but maybe the most dangerous spot in the world is south china, east china sea or south china sea where, i don't know how many times the japanese scrambled aircraft in the last year. i think close to 100 times. a miscalculation there where we have at least two or three treaty allies thinking of the philippines in japan, could confront the president with a very difficult situation. >> let's move to your questions. i think we have a couple of mike runners. where are they? where are the mikes? all right. if you've got a question, there is one in the front row here i see. start here. if you could stand and ask a question, go ahead. >> we heard a lot of chatter in the press about the russian or russian hackers wanting to interfere with the election here in the u.s. and all that. a, how seriously do you take it? b, if there is some government connection, what kind of message are they trying to send here? peter, you're probable why it best one. >> that's the big million dollar question. it's also one i generally don't discuss publically because there is an ongoing inve

china refuses to take concrete actions. we could see a bit of tension with neighbors over territorial disputes in the south and east china seas. alix: thank you. we are looking at dollar yuan. you are looking at other movers in the markets. about the movers around the world. deutsche bank has had a great week. trying to say our strategy is not working. let's figure out what is going to happen. we will wait and watch to see what is happening. the next stuff i want to talk about, adidas. callaway saying it is not looking at the assets of adidas when it comes to gold. where we go with this is difficult to say. cans difficult to get these dollar -- these consolidation stories to work. lululemon, down hard. the guidance here, the market $.44. certainly, it is hurting. back to you. alix: adidas. clearly you are british. >> hurricane hermine has weekend. it made landfall today and lost steam after pushing into georgia. it has wind about 70 miles per to bring 10expected inches of rain to the carolinas. other parts of the east coast could be in for dangerous flooding. mark zuckerberg says he is disappointed. the faa is overseeing spac

the real kind of dumping of chinese steel on world markets, were those issues addressed? >> they addressed steel but only important issues things people really wanted to talk about. south china sea, easthina sea, cyber, north korea, were scrubbed from the g20 agenda as china. as host they wanted to make sure there was no controversy. so the important things were not discussed. david: so if in fact there was a president trump there and he got back in the plane because of the snubs and flown out of there, that would have ruined their plan to kind of make this a thing without controversy? >> absolutely. you know there are some times when we should have done exactly what trump had said, basically to leave, to not legitimatize china. what we did was we strengthened xi xinping the chinese ruler. that is the last thing we thud should be doing. he is about to commit another act of aggression in south china sea at scarborough shoal. we said nothing about it. david: final question, about the hillary campaign whether trump's connections with russia, whether or not that is true. what about russia. do you think the chinese would rather have hillary or trump as president? >> in beginning they sort

china to adopt a legally binding code of conduct for the sea. the leaders of japan, the u.s. and china will join the others for the east asia summit on thursday. >>> a spat between the filipino and american presidents has taken some of the attention off the summit's agenda. barack obama canceled what would have been his first meeting with rodrigo duterte after duterte made profane insults against him. now a spokesperson says the filipino president is expressing regret over the comments. >> he regrets that his remarks to the press have caused much controversy. >> duterte made the insult in a news conference on monday before heading to the summit. >> i do not have any master except the filipino people. nobody but nobody. you must be respectful. >> he went on to say he would swear at obama using a vulgar expression in tagalog. the thorny issue between the leaders is duterte's anti-drug campaign. he launched it after taking office in june. police and suspected vigilantes have since killed more than 2,000 people alleged to have been drug dealers or users. obama has said he would bring up his concerns over human rights at th