so tibet, destroying the culture and religion and culture of tibet.y are taking brutal actions and now hong kong is very visible. it's really tragic. i was disappointed to hear the secretary's proclamation, whatever -- statement. however in terms of the bill that we passed, he cannot certify that hong kong is able to function autonomously with the actions that the chinese government is taking and the bill has an array of possibilities for the president to take action. there are sanctions included against individuals or other sanctions. we will see where they go from here. >> senator kaine announced he was sick back in march and april. took an antibody test, came back positive. in light of that, i'm wondering, have you ever been tested by for coronavirus? diagnostic test, anti-body test? no? rep. pelosi: no. at the time when congresswoman diagnosed, we had all been here for the unanimous consent on the second ppe and so you know, when you are taking pictures, people are closer than they are. people say you were in her company. we were at a press -- we

culture, destroying the and religion and culture of tibet. they are taking brutal actions and hong kong. it's really tragic. i was disappointed to hear the secretary's proclamation, statement, however, in terms of the bill that we passed that we cannot certify that hong kong is able to function awe ton mousely with the actions that the chinese government is taking and the bill has an array of possibilities for the president to take action. there are sanctions against individuals and see where they go from here. >> senator kaine announced he was sick back in march and april. in light of that, i'm wondering, have you ever been tested by for coronavirus? anti-body test? ms. pelosi: no. at the time when congresswoman velazquez, we had all been here for the unanimous consent, the second p.p.e. and so when you are taking pictures, people are closer than you are. people say you were in her company. and we were signing the bill. and i you said to the doctor, should i be having a test? he said no. and your proximity is such that we don't have to test

see but when americans see the chinese government of censorship will edit anything what to do with tibet or human rights or democracy your religion or any criticism of communism. particularly the chinese communist party. and changing movies to top gun or sky fall or the remake of red dawn, bohemian rhapsody, all movies changed. the chinese communist party party referenced out references freddie mercury was gay. they change the character from tibetan as portrayed in the comic book to celtic in the top gun and sql the taiwanese and japanese flag on the back of mavericks jacket were removed to appease the chinese communist party. think about that. what message does it send, an american icon is apparently afraid of the chinese communist? that's ridiculous. that's why i'm introducing the script act cutting studios the assistance if they censor their films for screening in china a common practice for major hollywood films to contract with the pentagon to use jets and tanks on bases and aircraft carriers. that should be a wake-up call for hollywood. with the money from china. the second way the

many of us visited tibet. rule of law, which has once again been targeted in recent days in a very shameful way. the jailing of journalists, human rights lawyers, christians and the main advocates on land, throughout the main land. who have been all persecuted, we must renew our commitment to speaking out rights.china's human if we do not speak out, if america does not speak out china human rights in because of some commercial interest, then we lose all moral speak out on anyplace, human rights violations anyplace in the world. our a challenge to conscience. we must do the right thing, and today.what we're doing and under the millions fighting for their dignity, safety, and around ts in china and the world, i strongly urge a uyghur an vote for the human rights policy act. i thank those, again, esponsible, mr. mccaul, mr. engel, mr. sherman, mr. smith, embers of the foreign affairs committee, mr. suozzi, who has een a champion, as i say, on religious freedom throughout the world. and i want to further close by

the chinese government censorship office seeks to edit anything to do with tibet, taiwan, tiananmen square, human rights, democracy, religion or any criticism of communism. particularly the chinese communist party. recently the chinese government succeeded in forcing changes to movies such as top gun the sql, doctor strange, sky fall, the remake of red dawn, pixels, liver, bohemian rhapsody, all movies that were changed. bohemian rhapsody, the chinese commonest party edited out references to the fact that freddie mercury was gay. and doctor strange, they changed the ancient one's character from tibetan as portrayed in the comic book to celtic. in the top gun sql that assessed to come out later this year the taiwanese and japanese flags on the back of maverick's jacket were removed to appease the chinese communist party. think about that for a second. what message does it send that maverick, an american icon, is apparently afraid of the chinese communists? that is ridiculous. that is why today i am introducing the script act which would cut off hollywood studios from the assistance they rec

meudz(music) [music] (music) (mu sic) >> this is tansin, astride the trail to tibet. and this is dr. fredrik's hospital. in this isolated area, north to tibet and who knows how far beyond, there is no other modern hospital. later, the doctor diagnosed his case as black fever, a fly-borne disease often affecting the liver and spleen. in his primitively equipped ward, he makes the rounds with his nurse, seeing first a tb patient, then encouragement to a little boy, who no different than any child anywhere, broke an arm falling out of a tree. and finally, tending a man severely burned when he rushed into his flaming house to save what belongings he could. on the way to his semiannual checkup of the school children, dr. fredrik passes through the marketplace of tansin, streets that have never, incidentally, known the wheel. meets there a young lady whose broken wrist he once repaired. he continues on, greeted with a friendly shake of the head by those who have come to know meaning of the word "doctor." (music) [music] (music) (music) >> gradually, some kind of order is re

this is the town, astride the trail to tibet. this is the doctor's hospital.is isolated area, north to tibet and who knows how far beyond, there is no other modern hospital. later, the doctor diagnoses his case as black fever. a fly-born disease affecting the live and spleen. in his primitively equipped ward, he makes the rounds with his nurse, seeing a tb patient, then encouragement to a little boy who no different than any child anywhere, broken arm falling out of a tree. finally, a man tending to a man who was burned when he rushed into his burning house to save what belongings he could. on the way to the checkup of the schoolchildren, the doctor passes through the marketplace. streets that have never known the wheel. meets there a young lady whose broken wrist he once repaired. he tcontinues on, greeted with friendly shake of the head by those who have come to know the meaning of the word doctor through his efforts to help them. ♪ ♪ gradually, some kind of order is restored as the doctor tackles his first customer. tb, malnutrition. these are diseases the

starting in tibet, the brahmaputra river is nearly 2000 miles long.azon in the volume of water that rushes through it. there is an interesting game of cards going on here. i think we are playing whist. i feel like we should join in, but it may be a private game with high stakes. we arrive at majuli and it is turmoil again trying to get off the boat. to avoid a queue, there is a sneaky way out which involves climbing onto another boat and going down the steps that way. do you know what? i think i will take that one. here we are on land. it doesn't look quite as spiritual as i imagined, but if you look away into the distance it isjust one big, flat land of desert. let's see. majuli island is home to 22 monasteries, or satras, initially established in the 16th century by the assamese guru sankardeva. boys are instructed from a very young age in the religion he preached, vaishnavism, an offshoot of hinduism. the monks are celibate, and according to their beliefs they worship only one god, follow a vegetarian diet and reject the caste system. and here at u

west in the detention of almost a 1000000 readers that ethnic minority that in involves controlling tibet that involves what he's doing in taiwan and he's are in hong kong of north and so that does lead to the questions about what he wants to do with taiwan yeah well he definitely has a lot on his plate that is for sure melissa chan with g.w. news asia joining us tonight from los angeles melissa excellent insight and analysis of the situation thank you. i don't think that facebook or phones in general should be arbiters of truth i think that's kind of a dangerous line to get down to in terms of deciding what is what is true and what isn't. and i think political speech is one of the most sensitive parts and a democracy and people should go to see what politicians say well that was facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg defending his controversial position not to prohibit or even label is false or untrue political messages in campaign advertisements even if they mislead the public as of this week facebook and twitter are in 2 opposing camps for the 1st time ever twitter has flagged several of us p

feels that it's under attack on many different fronts whether it's general john kong kong taiwan that tibet south china seas they see people who are perceived not even if they actually are chinese being attacked in their cities around the world in countries that used to be friendly where there were no such attacks or very few of them and there's this kind of feeling that the people don't like us we have to watch out for ourselves and this is kind of what i hear from a lot of people here in beijing they just don't understand why everybody is acting this way and you know going back to what isabella said they feel that they're on very strong legal grounds now remember. you know hong kong was have. and it over to china it was not handed over to hong kong hong kong is not a separate country there's a transition period remember everything here started with one event and that is the british coming in and seizing by force military force hong kong and then using a succession of kind of gun to the ear. proposed and up i mean agreements that were forced onto the chinese government to give 99 year leas

was in 62 you know predominantly over the basically the same territory there's also question over tibet so now this thing goes on for running away they have troops massed on either side and it doesn't look like there's an end to it even though the u.n. is trying to do something but no one they want to be doing things on a bilateral basis so many players so many problems so many interests such a conflict. michel of yes as usual thanks for being our expert thanks for taking us through this complicated situation in this in this region so that's our news thanks so much for being with us just. take us with you wherever you go by down downloading the. international memorial the wards are now open for entries the media professionals are eligible whether you're a freelance journalist media or part of the global news to participate published works in video. go to award dot com and to now. join me every. time i'm sure i'll be speaking to the world. i'm show business i'll see you then. part of something is better than 100 percent of nothing and so losing money is part of the money laundering model

la paz is a little bit higher even that mexico city, and looked at tibet, also, and their hypothesis is, when you go to higher elevations, that people tend to have less covid there. i mean, i think in general it's an intriguing study, but i wouldn't sort of like believe all of it. the people who live in these highland areas in bolivia are very different. they've adapted to certain ways over a long period of time by having lower levels of oxygen, so, it may not be generalizable to us. plus, there's tons of covid in mexico city, which is, like, super high up. so, it's a matter about the people who are high up, rather than just the high up part. doesn't mean that we should all flock to go to, like, you know, tahoe or somebody. >> tahoe, i got you. other factors that -- >> yes. because remember when you asked me the temperature once, i thought covid really likes people rather than temperature, and i think the same thing about altitude. >> okay, great. wait to get to some viewer questions. mark miller wants to know, high dr drk si color win and rep december vir, are they good for preventi

has now interfered in the hong kong issue the hong kong issue is well and truly back the issue of tibet will not be far behind the muslim question of the we girls in the sink yang province has been raging throughout ramadan as it does every ramadan every year so there's a full court press as i put it to you before on china and it's precisely to see how many of these challengers china can handle at the same time all the signs are that they will not allow this hong kong situation to run much longer and i think that right about the normal country would tolerate this level of violence amongst demonstrators least of all. in the middle of a pandemic that's quite extraordinary you're supposed to be 2 metres apart but you're actually pounding people into the ground because they disagree with your slogans disagree with your child and to the authority of the government so i think that china is going to deal toughly with this and any country of the of the name country would do the same work when it comes to conflicts and pressure you know i would suggest buyer beware i was born in cuba so i know a

kong sami often often they do so holding posters calling for an independent hong kong an independent tibet if that happens in the future people doing that could find themselves facing a long jail sentence or a dream brown there from hong kong thanks for that now also coming from the national people's congress for the 1st time in decades china won't set a growth target the premier league told $3000.00 delegates promoting development would be set aside as beijing works to repair an economy badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic katrina you is in beijing with the details of that economic plan. the theme was that the chrono virus has had a huge impact on china they've managed to get that under control they're still fighting the war no measures no resources have been spared but because of this the economy has suffered heavy losses but in premier league the chinese words that was a price worth paying and because of this and because of the uncertainties due to the pandemic and trade no g.d.p. target has been set in china for the 1st time since 1988 he went on then to elaborate on a few measures th

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behavior among leaders and others in emerging markets to stay away from controversial topics like taiwan, tibetchina sea. that is point number one. create alooking to narrative to equate its own system with western democracies in terms of being of equal value. this is important. if they can show through the coronavirus scenario that the chinese system can produce that are results, or equipment, and western democracy continues to struggle in that way, then you whereot a real situation people will say wait a minute. how is this one system better than the other when they can't help me with my own health and well-being? that is part of what is going on now, so you come out of this with a question in many markets around the world of what is the superior system. that is what is at stake here. haidi: a big part of that in fish -- influence was supposed to take part through the belt and road. does that get a hit from the coronavirus? diplomacyf dollars of are at risk. >> there is somewhat of a backlash. perhaps that was china's ambition. i did not say that would be the reality. along with the connectio

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you see protesters holding up signs calling for not just an independent hong kong but also a free tibet now under this new law that of course is going to be against the law so you know the punishments could be you know anything up from 5 to 10 years according to some legal experts for those sorts of offenses you know i've been living and working in hong kong on and off now for 31 years and i can tell you the mood today is as dark as it was in the days and weeks following the crackdown in beijing in 1989 you know in 1907 people here really did believe the trauma that china was going to on earth you know it's one country 2 systems pledge again today the premier league chang said that china would fully and faithfully implement the one country 2 systems formula but to a lot of people here particularly those here in the pro-democracy camp in hong kong those words are beginning to ring rather hollow and indeed the the former governor of hong kong chris patten has really hit out today he tweeted that the comprehend that what china had done amounted to a comprehensive assault on hong kong's aut

they're using terrorists just like what they did in tibet, calling locals terrorists. using terrorism to do whatever they want to crack down on dissent. as a matter of fact, even before tianamen massacre they really did not know that chinese communist party really does not know how to deal with consent but only rule with an iron fist. they can only lie. they only know how to lie, how to jail people, how to torture people, how to kill people. they have been doing that since they took power in 1949 and tens of millions of chinese people have perished under their rule and now they are applying their colonial rule in east turkistan and tibet, southern mongolia like hong kongers. using 160 chinese my greating to hong kong per day for the last few years. they're the terrorists. they sent agents to hong kong last year and this year and just as hong kong police or just plain clothes or they just beat up people, including pregnant women and other violence. their terrorism is up much. they have no concern and so this is the time for the world to wake up, to do something about it

that the chinese authorities are worried about the demonstration effect of hong kong, on taiwan, and tibetd potentially, on the people in china who may have grievances in times of economic difficulties. >> joseph chang, former professor from the university of hong kong, thank you very much for joining us an giving us your insight. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> tiger woods, phil mickelson, tom brady, peyton manning, what do all of these legends have in common? all four will be teaming up for a $10 million prize, details coming up next. when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can detect suspicious activity on your account from here. and you can pay your friends back from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you can tell them: here's my bank. or here's my bank. or, here's my bank. because if you download and use the chase mobile app, your bank is virtu

china says that is part of southern tibet india contests that is india, so there are troops face-to-faceina and india should we be concerned. >> well this is all part of their general strategy. they are -- intimidating from japan to malaysia, certainly southwestern border western borders as well this is about mainland china as center of gravity of the world what they are pushing back on. they want control. maria: general, thank you so much great insights from you as always jack keane. we'll be right back. staying connected your way is easier than ever. you're just a tap away from personalized support on xfinity.com. get faster internet speeds with a click. order xfi pods to your home in a snap. or change your xfinity services with just a touch. all in one place. you're only seconds away from all of that on xfinity.com. faster than a call. easy as a tap. now that's simple, easy, awesome. . maria: welcome back. we opening america, universal orlando resort announcing it is reopening june 5 with warning resort web site has a disclaimer reads the following, note that any public location where

help us rein in north korea and the challenges of standing up for human rights, the heeders and the tibet situation, the south china sea, et cetera. how would you play china at this point? and would you get in on this and jim, i don't know where jim is, jim you might want to weigh in at anytime. >> i'm going to sound like a man from another millennium, susan, chime in, we will not win, we will not sort of compete well if we try to be better chinese, in other words, be more authoritarian by having greater state involvement in our economy, directing our companies what to do. we'll do it by being better americans, by being, emphasizing our strengths, our openness, our democracy, our sort of 70-year history of creating international organizations and partnerships and leading them. that's what i think the answer to the challenge, and it really is a challenge from china. i think the answer is going to be, but by, you know, cutting ourselves off or turning away from leadership i think is a path that's going to lead-- we are not going to be competitive and we're going to see, it's going to push u

jay powell is of tibet on wednesday. we will see if there is negative chatter.of the terminal, that is being priced in. that is weighed on the dollar. tot pushes the one week low friday. let's go to the futures market. that has several investors scratching their heads about how much the fed has acted. deflation is among the potential catalysts at play. the pboc is also being looked to for more policy support after the central bank said it would turn to more powerful policies and advanced interest rate reform. -- 10inese senior yelled in ayields cap to the most long time. welet's look at what else should be watching with the markets. we are joined by our asian editor. markets are looking set for moderate gains after wall street shrugged off those dismal job numbers. rallyks like any risk remains on pretty shaky ground. what are we expecting this week? >> that is right. tolooks like we will be off a fairly positive start in asia. after that rally on friday, it was to some extent unexpected. even the surgeon those jobless numbers. what you are seeing from thoseors

human rights policies, proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, people of hong kong, tibet, theyen very oppressive and even more so, but the fact is, we have to judge -- we have to have a relationship with china, and we judge every action as to what it means to us as well as what it means to them, so i look forward to seeing that. it is interesting that it had such unanimous support in the senate. that was nancy pelosi speaking to bloomberg's david westin. plenty more to, on "daybreak asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. ibm has cut an unspecified number of jobs across five states in the u.s. bloomberg is being told employees have been laid off in north carolina, pennsylvania, california, missouri, and new york, where the company is based. the layoffs could begin the fallings after years of revenues and now, the coronavirus. ibm employees more than 350 thousand people in 170 countries. borders reports baidu is considering delisting from the nasdaq and moving to an exchange closer to home. discussions are set to be at an ea

the chinese government's censorship office seeks to edit anything to do with tibet, tiananmen square, with human rights, with democracy, with religion, or with any criticism, particularly that of the chinese party. recently the chinese government has succeeded enforcing changes to movies such as "top gun: the sequel," such as the remake of "red dawn," pixars, bohemian rhapsody were changed. in bohemian rhapsody, the chinese communist party he had illiterated out references to the -- edited out references to the fact that frey i was gay. in the "top gun" sequel, the taiwanese and japanese flags on the back of maverick's jacket were removed to appease the chinese communist party. think the about that for a second. what message does it understand is that maverick, an american icon, is apparently afraid of the chinese communists? that's ridiculous. that's why today i'm introducing the script act which would cut off hollywood's studios from the assistance they receive from the u.s. government if those studios censor their films for screening in china. it's common practice for major hollywo