♪ welcome to tokyo. you are not invited. this is the other tokyo. 12 hour flight, and i'm baked.st go out. ♪ the kabukicho district near my hotel has the advantage of being where the subterranean life, the repressed ids of the japanese male and some females, too, comes out to play. joining me is japanese film producer and production manager masa kakubo. always a good sign when protective chains separate entertainers from the soon to be entertained, right? prepare yourself for the greatest show in the history of entertainment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ no, no, it can't be over. not yet. no! but yet, yet it is. with a series of chased high fives with the hard working performers. okay, i gotta tell you, uh, i've seen jimi hendrix -- >> masa: uh, have you? >> anthony: i've seen janis joplin. i've seen david bowie. >> masa: uh huh. >> anthony: diamond dogs, i've seen colleen dewhurts and jason robards in moon for the misbegotten directed by jose quintero on broadway. >> masa: oh. >> anthony: considered one of the greatest productions ever in the his -- this was the greatest show i've ever seen in m

each year the city of color sakena tokyo celebrates kind of. the fertility faster. since the seventeenth century the residents have gathered on the first sunday of april to parade giant palaces in the streets. costumes candy in the shape of phalluses all vulgar anything goes when ordering the local gods dark skin them for a bountiful and fulfilling sex life. it's an unconventional celebration but perhaps it will have the desired effect. on a bike along the river elbe nicole furley can play miking is becoming more and more popular and best my friend for a come naturally i'm really excited about a camp along the algorithm for biking along one of the most very paths in europe. here's the challenge to discover nature and culture using muscle power. thirty. w. . the temple of technology. the result of the markets and. the momentum of the board. made your business magazine on t.w. . i'm not proud of and i will not succeed in dividing us out not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of his dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters.

in tokyo the japanese government is increasingly worried about the country's future recent years the birth rate has fallen sharply and so have the number of marriages but now oco has nevertheless decided to tie the knot on the phone with the package that you've chosen you can design a custom bouquet you can select the flowers you want. twenty nine year old narco is thrilled at the idea of living a fairy tale she's on tape for a western style ceremony for her dream wedding. let's planning until tomorrow is the big day because at the country. i've got. to make sure everything's perfect not ok oh is a sister. by professional wedding planner yukiko. you are so cute that looks amazing on you. know this is an empire style dress it's like something from the penny in style. for her this may look like preparation for an ordinary wedding that's not quite the case there's no partner or fiance. though i completely forgot to look for a boyfriend. now oco is going to get married on her own in japan this is called a solo wedding and it's becoming increasingly popular yukiko as agencies started offe

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the us secretary of defence is in tokyo today wrapping up defence is in tokyo today wrapping upa triping up a trip that also brought into south korea and china. in beijing, the president told him about the mainland and how we would not give up mainland and how we would not give up than one inch of territory. the us and china may be tussling over trade and other issues these days but there is one area where the us will dominate —— still dominates and that its military exports. us is the largest exporter of arms in the world, making up over 30%. china is just the fifth largest behind russia, france and germany. the export amount to 6% of the global share. defence and national security expert says that that is not the only difference between the two countries. in terms of exports, certainly in this part of the world, the us exports are off— with asian. the high technology. the frigates, the combat systems integrated onto frigates and suchlike. chinese military exports are what we call good enough. they are not the most sophisticated but they are much cheaper and more affordable for emerg

this museum in central tokyo is a record of the everyday lives of wartime civilians.thing from preparing ever scarcer food to sheltering from american bombs. and it's that perspective on the face of japanese civilians that's at the heart of a recent surprise blockbuster. on its release in 2016, in this corner of the world seemed to catch some weight of public mood and became a big hit. it talks about a woman called suzu starting her married life near hiroshima. as the war comes closer to the islands, it brings food shortages... and worse. but at first, suzu responds with youthful creativity. how do young people watch your film, how do young people react to seeing the war period portrayed on screen? finally, suzu loses her drawing hand, and her neice who's holding it, to an american bomb. but do young people think about movies as a way to understand the war? i went to meet up with three students, akame, yuri, and haruka. in this corner of the world stays focused on the suffering inflicted onjapanese people rather than by them, but it does give glimpses of the hard edge

this is ginza sushi ko in tokyo.e form or the other, is how the day started. scaling and gutting the fish. prepping the kitchen. >> masa: cleaning bathroom, making sake for customers. >> anthony: right. >> masa: dishwasher. everything. >> anthony: for how long? >> masa: first two years. >> anthony: only in the third year, the rice. >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: and if you get that right, eventually, maybe, just maybe, the master will begin to teach you the next phase, how to stand next to him as a wakita, slicing the fish, eventually, eventually, creating pieces of nigiri for guests at the bar. of the dozen young men who work here, not all will make it to become a sushi shokunin. >> masa: oh, it's been a long time. >> anthony: to achieve that status of truly becoming a master chef. how many years? seven years to learn, right? >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: that's a lot of time. >> masa: a lot of time. >> anthony: a lot of work. a lot of pain. what was it like apprenticing here? hard? >> masa: his father was

it to tokyo to make afternoon tea for the royalfamily.e! —— there are! you are able to host your own afternoon tea. —— there! ijust happened i just happened to ijust happened to say to them, why do you come and visit me in england if you ever have the time. i didn't really think they would because obviously they are very busy, but i can act england and about one month later i had a call from the imperial household saying yes, the prince, his wife and daughter would love to visit. we have run out of time u nfortu nately, visit. we have run out of time unfortunately, but if you are willing to have us, we will come on overfor willing to have us, we will come on over for afternoon tea if we can. i wa nt to over for afternoon tea if we can. i want to show our viewers over your shoulder, you have a wonderful queen elizabeth and the corgi over your shoulder, it is things like that that people love you and keep up the good work and thank you forjoining us. good work and thank you forjoining us. thanked you. —— thank you. what do you reckon? lovel

david: you did not grow up in tokyo. grew up in a relatively small town, is that right, in japan? masayoshi: yes. in the southern part. david: in the southern part of japan. it was said you are interested in meeting the head of mcdonald's. why were you interested in meeting the head of mcdonald's? did you like mcdonald's food, or what was it? masayoshi: he wrote the book, and that book became the bestseller. i was so impressed and said, oh god, this is great!d the gue o [laughter] david: so, how old were you when you wanted to meet him? masayoshi: 16. [laughter] david: 16. so, you managed to get a meeting with him. masayoshi: i called his assistant, long-distance call. back then it was so expensive. i made almost 100 calls -- 60 calls. and said, this is my name, i am a student, and could you ask him to spare me some time? could you ask him? she said oh, i w but he not going to meet with a student. i said well, don't decide by yourself. let him decide. [laughter] right? so i spoke with the different assistants so many tim

coming up, we will be live in tokyo with dave. what are you watching? will be taken closer look at the trading debut, just looking at my screen. 2-1.looking at maybe if it did start trading, we would probably see a 45% pop in the stock price. more on the successful ipo, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." mercari taking his time to start trading by the online marketplace is very much high, the first japanese data last week raising $1.2 billion. david ingles is at the tokyo stock exchange. why was it so successful? david: the company was successful, let's talk about the operations. first, you have a very good management team. my earlier guest joined us and basically told us the company, a startup,l large tech attracted a lot of the best talent in the industry. that is one reason. when you look at what the company does, it's an online flea market, similar to the likes of ebay. i will read what it actually says, you got something you it.t use, never used, sell it gives you an indication of what somebody that's what the comp

japan tokyo japan the voice. of the world cup but what reason what you get on a boy you can buy a whole life from tokyo all the way kiwi rice money for charity was it just before and was it to challenge yourself when titles to say i've got some time i couldn't quite impressed really and so it's all nice do you think jackson over really so you can it won't be able to catch him in a guy in his final quitting we watched the first two because and to smile but so too was too far to to get a few months to catch up with him yeah with the time i had to sign with all the players so tell me what you wanted the ring choke you went from tokyo where did you take in their encounters we hung around mt and then down to the coast of fiji along the coast with us so we had to separate bill for a little bit like bill watson had to talk for a while why would you believe yeah my fight broke out so i simply trained rice so you went through in the trying to where all got picked up by this bloke in iran fiji and he took me up to kyoto so

we go to tokyo now.o us what the entertainment bars are and whether they have already been around. >> yes, they have already been around. this would be a resort hotel that includes, for example, baccarat tables at which anybody can place a bet, buy some chips and place a bet. the only difference would be is if they win they will be getting back chips that would be good for spending at local restaurants, at the nightclubs and that sort of thing. so when we say cashless, we mean you cannot win. you can lose cash, but not win cash. you would be winning prizes. these have been set up for years on the island, but then in 2014 local officials said, wait a minute, this is really gambling, so they shut it down. and the resorts to get to beijing, to court, not beijing has approved a go-ahead for -- now beijing has approved a go-ahead for this. haidi: what are the rules when it comes to gaming in china? is the only legal gambling, legal casino gambling, within the entire country.that has been the rule since as lon

japan tokyo japan the voice. of the world cup but what reason would you get on a boy you can buy a whole life from tokyo although i see where you write some money for charity was it just before and was it to challenge yourself when titles. say i've got some time my cousins claim to still is so it's nice do you think jackson over really so you could well be able to catch him in again this fall quitting we watched the first two designed to smile but sochi was too far to get a few months to catch up with him yeah i would like to have been present with all the players so tell me what what did the ring choke you went from tokyo where did you take in their encounters we hung around mt and then down to the coast of fiji along the coast but that's where we had to separate bill for a little bit like bill last thing that you can talk for a while why would you believe yeah my fight broke out so i can simply train rice yeah so you went through me where in the trying to where it all got picked some place bloke in the wrong st

rishaad: let's look at what is going on in tokyo.rade war, making themselves felt at the equity markets. topixe the topics, the -- up 1%. the yen strengthening fractionally against the american. that is not really playing out. also the decent export numbers it is really reflected across asia as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. i'm paulin hong kong, allen with the first word headlines. japan posted a bigger than expected trade yesterday, imports soaring 14%, almost double the median forecast of 8%. increasestraight against a deficit of $5.3 billion, where economists had expected $2.5 billion. ch

can you hear me in tokyo?>> i am not hearing anything from studi genie: we will try and sort that out for you and willback to you in a m minute or do o yoe on the air at the moment. can you hear me? >> now i hear you. genie: telll us about the concernsnsokyo has going intoo this meetingododay. inyes, prime ministster abe japapa has been summmmit pushedo the siside in these negogotiati, anand he very much w wants to me sure his own agenda, japan's agenda, is at the forerefront of donald trump'ss mind as he negotiates with kim jong-un. means thatar, it thater range missiles threaten japan are definitely in the talks. genie: what is the likelihood that abe will get what he wants now that he hahas talk to o dond trump today? >> i think he will get some of what he wants. it is probably not too difficult for donald trump to bring up the abduampl isso abe may get some of that. in the longer run, it is more likely that the u.u.s. agenda al be guided momore by u.s. interes than japanese interests, but abe is doing wtt

>> tokyo. >> tokyo. >> i'm so fascinated that chris pratt wears eye pad. for the premier of "jurassic world: fallen kingdom." he's also been out sampling the cuisine. >> this is going the fit right in on one of his craziest episodes of what's my snack in this time, he tries eating a crab. not a crab leg. i'm talking about the whole crunchy creature. >> no, no, no, no. >> uh huh. uh huh. >> mm. >> what? it's something i can eat. it's low-fat. high -- >> you're so healthy. you make me crazy. that's why he looks like this. by, everybody. >> announcer: these statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration. this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. >> hi. and thanks for watching. i'm michael alden. folks, if you're one of the millions of americans suffering with arthritis, osteoarthritis, if you're suffering from joint pain, knee pain, foot pain, back pain, or if you know someone who is, you're not going to want to miss this next half an hour. my guest today is one of the nation's foremost sought-after

>> tokyo. >> tokyo. >> i'm so fascinated that chris pratt wears eye pad.eady for the premier of "jurassic world: fallen kingdom." he's also been out sampling the cuisine. >> this is going the fit right in on one of his craziest episodes of what's my snack in this time, he tries eating a crab. not a crab leg. i'm talking about the whole crunchy creature. >> no, no, no, no. >> uh huh. uh huh. >> mm. >> what? it's something i can eat. it's low-fat. high -- >> you're so now at eight .... nat ... calfire pouring additional crews into the sprawling pawnee fire in lake county ... we have an date from the scene. whoosh new child sex charges against an east bay teacher and babysitter as the list of alleged victims grows. we are getting calls every day whoosh nat and she told her neighbor to go back to mexico with all the other drug dealers. the american born man's calm response has gone viral. (pam) firefighters battle walls of flames...

that did not sit well in tokyo where there has been concerns that the u.s. is more focused on trying to prevent a strike on the homeland as opposed to in the region. last week, i don't know if a lot of you have read the statements that president trump made alongside vice chairman kim, but there's a number of things that he said that set off alarm bells in tokyo, because it really struck to the heart of sensitivities in japan. because it appeared to be walking away from these interests.away from these interests and i'll just read a couple of these. and this is a direct quote. we are very -- this is president trump. we are very far away, very far away. those places are very close. that's their neighborhood. we're 6,000 miles away. i already told south korea you're going to have to get ready and japan, also. i think they really want to see something great happen. japan does. south korea does. and i think china does. but that's their neighborhood. not ours. that again suggests that the united states is more concerned about the homeland as opposed to what's happe

you to be right here in tokyo.'m hoping that this will set an example for other entrepreneurs rate here in japan. david: in terms of the overall environment, give us a few other names. james: the don't want to give any specific names, but there are, japan is a big market for cryptocurrency. there are some potential players that could go public in cryptocurrency. david: if i am a global pe from, why would i allocate some in japan?esources china is one allocation, and japan is a completely different allocation. i think the story for japan is that even though at a macro level, it might not seem as have a relative to china, on a micro level, we are seeing many more startups emerging. you need to remember that china is still the third-largest economy in the world. if you can build a substantial business in japan, those are going to deliver pretty respectful returns. david: the biggest challenger for the company moving forward? james: i think it's biggest challenge will be whether public investors will have the patience

of the world cup but what reason would you get on a ball you can buy a whole life from tokyo although i see we write some money for charity was it just for the phone was it to challenge yourself when fellows who say i've got some time i couldn't play. still it's always a nice. jackson over really so you get won't be able to catch him in a guy in his final quitting we watched the first two cars and to smile about sochi was too far to get a few months to catch up with him yeah that had to stand with all the players so tell me what did the rink choke you went from tokyo where did you take aim at the encounters we hung around now and then down stay close to fiji along the coast but that's where we had to separate bill for a little bit like bill laughing had to charge for a while why would you believe you have my fight for something like this in front of a train reisa so you went through in the trying to where all got picked up by this bloke in iran c j i need to be up to kyoto so i won't insult call in kilometers miles whatever currency used to do you did you manage to. kill him that five

the rough seas of the pacific ocean from tokyo to san francisco. overnight beginning his swim off the coast of japan and broadcasting on facebook live. >> there we go. he's starting. >> ben is starting his swim. >> reporter: ben lecomte beginning the swim side by side with his two children speaking with us just moments before taking that plunge. >> there's more than one challenge. on the top of the list you have the water. the cold water. >> reporter: lecomte's journey 5,500 miles, 6 months, 8 hours a day at a time. >> i have to eat 8,000 calories per day so if i don't eat it lose quite a bit of en i'm weig sthatll. >> rter: he fastle the pacific's rough weather,

she is professor of public diplomacy at kyoto university of foreign studies, she's in tokyo.ing through the menu, those little details and some find interesting! the detail about what will be agreed is what we are focusing on. what is likely to happen here according to you?m sounds like, as you said, they are a lot more relaxed with each other. i don't think we will get a big deal that will come out of this meeting. it's an initial meeting. kim has already talked about perhaps following up and we could see a meeting may be in washington to follow. what the world is waiting for, of course, we're reading the behaviour and even the menu makes a difference because that's sort of the gastro diplomacy. that really matters to show that their coming together over food and drink, matters to show that their coming together overfood and drink, which is so important, especially in asia. it drives a lot of politics. as far as the details of the meeting, right now we want the two getting along. they have so much that they need from each other. respectability. trump, of course, at home is c

went from tokyo where did you take in their encounters we hung around mount fuji and then down to the coast of fiji along the coast but that's where we had to separate bill for a little bit like bill watson had to talk for a while why would you believe yes my fight broke out so i can simply train rice so you went through in the trying to where all got picked up by this bloke in iran fiji and he took me up to kyoto so i won't and so cool in kilometers miles whatever currency used to do you did you manage to duck out here that five thousand kilometers that morning we reckon you know you guys funtastic achievements enjoy the rest of you talking with me for world cup people should say logic oh say the karim's yes sir he sees what a welcome piece about people coming from all the world to enjoy this beautiful kind of us. please. so we found some kind libyans. where are here in front of the great fire in the world cup let me jump across a concrete lumbee a when the world calls yes of course we want to know where are you blind to may well you may because we had the best players and it was. su

ank you, david, in tokyo.d states and china are on the verge of a trade war, with beijing cooking regarding president trump's announcement on $50 billion worth of chinese imports. tom, good morning to you, good afternoon. what is china hoping to achieve? what is the overall strategy? accident we see the action taken by china set to impact the path of the united states. david: absolutely. these areuld say appropriate measures, given what they describe as an aggressive stance on trade from the trump administration. these are targeted measures by china and they have had their policy makers through this for a long time. they hope the farm states and the rust belt states in the u.s., the pressure would result in some kind of change from the white house. is 20 5% on about $34 billion worth of goods, focused corn, soybeans, wheat, port, and beef. and there is pressure on companies like tesla, which produces all of its companies -- ars in the united states. china has done its part to revive the coal industry in the un

following something of a wobbly session over in asia, the mckay in tokyo ended the session up.ended the session up. this week we've seen the us central bank raise interest rates — putting even more pressure on emerging markets. we've also seen a landmark ruling which could pave the way for a major shake—up in the us media industry. with us to look at the "week that was" is our economics editor kamal ahmed. first of all, let's talk about what has been a very busy week for central banks in the us and europe? absolutely. the federal reserve raised rates again, but the important point was that searches the strength of the us economy, the imf report on the us yesterday said they were looking like they would have the strongest period of growth since the 1960s after president trump's cuts. the federal reserve has signalled it will raise rates twice more this year to try to control inflationary pressures. that comes alongside the european central bank suggesting it will bring to an end quantitative easing, the buying of debt. real big moves and tectonic plates across the world. this te

speaking bambara language] [boubakar sidiki samake speaking french] zñvpx] >>> hi, i'm james tengan in tokyo this is nhk newsline. >>> we start in singapore where u.s. president donald trump has held a press conference about his h historic meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> my meeting with chairman kim was honest, direct, and productive. we got to

what does tokyo know that oakland and san francisco don't know?n the world to devote a significantly share of their public fund to helping the homeless, to providing social services, -- >> tucker: that's not true in tokyo. no, nope. not true. they don't have a ton of broken families and drug problems in japan. do you there is a connection between the total disintegration of the american family and the fact that a lot of people are living outside on heroin? >> we actually have a very sad situation of families living outside. we have people living on the street to get up and go to work every day and come back and sleep -- >> tucker: that's true. >> housing is so scarce and so expensive, and that is why in our budget putting in place tomorrow night, i'll be fighting for us to do more to protect affordable housing and to do more to help the homeless. >> tucker: have you thought more about the tokyo thing?e they don't spend more money on the homeless. there housing prices are higher. maybe there is a solution. i don't know if we will solve it on the sh

to the japan times during the 2-1 win over columbia fans risked a plumbing disaster becilselions in tokyohe same times half time of the match and once it was over, fortunately for japan water suppliers in tokyo anticipated this and adjusted the city's water supply and pressure to avoid tcatastrophe. up we'll tell you who's ousleeping sly and who's tossing and turning tonight. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . to three generations richmontgoofr elrich's.s home we love it here. but we have to work to keep it great, f likeing transit and traffic increasing open space where my grandchildren can play. and reducing classroom sizes for all our kids.th at's why our next county executive has to require developers to solve the problems their developments create. as county executive, that's exactly what i'll do for every generation. . >>>achey should pushk against members of th trump cabinet in public. schumeralled it not american, some have been claiming waters was callg for harm. but president trump offereded to pay legal bls for a guy who sucker punched a protester. that "the final 5" of aymond we're back again tomorr

in japan the greater tokyo area has a population of thirty seven million. it is the biggest urban center in the world. it is also among the coastal cities threatened by flooding. for more than a century the japanese have struggled to protect their cities against flooding. you know. in one thousand and ten we had a very big tie for long which came up here and there we got a very serious for the government of the time decided to excavate this diversion charles was out the city with to get rid of the front. so therefore this sort of a bomb was rocket zero point five meters it was on the other so that swarming the water i can over the top of this. that because the area behind the river war was calm for you through it. in the past buffer zones provided a method of diverting from waters into arable fields then due to a lack of living space in the middle of the twentieth century people settled on these fields there by creating to toto district just as in bangkok in shanghai pumping of ground water has led to the subsidence of more than one hundred twenty square ki

to tokyo in three hours or new york to london in two? a look at how one airline is pu tshg make it possible. >>> plus, the trump'sarfar continues. prices of america's top whiskey brand is about to go up in retaliation. we'll tell you where and by how much. could coming out as gay contributed to the death of a 10-year-old southern california boy? child pr >>> coming out as gay contributed to the death of a southern california boy. child protective services is vegtding after he was found with a severe head injury and cigarette burns all over his county. >> the department of children and family services is under intense scrutiny for this one. anthony died at the hospital last thursday in lancaster. relatives and teachers made 16 calls saying he and six siblings were being abused. they never the survivoring sublings are now in custody. so far his mother and boyfriend >> it is 4:39. new this morning. a survey finds u.s. is among the top ten countries considered dangerous for women. come to light since the me too movement, india took the top s

we are watching tokyo to and toshiba. they are up.a car manufacturer in the ride-hailing sector globally. toshiba also had one headline out earlier saying they are participating in a ¥700 billion share buyback as well. upside for investors there as well. rishaad: heading toward that lunch break in tokyo. the nikkei is up, getting some traction to the upside. .59.yen on 110 ♪ paul: i am paul allen with the first word headlines. toshiba shares have jumped after it announced a buyback of $6.3 shares.of its own that follows the completion of the $18 billion sale of its memory chip business almost two weeks ago. toshiba says it is aiming for a healthy capital structure for shareholders.it says it will ck sales as soon as possi without givi specific timeframe. grab says toyota has agreed to put $1 billion into its latest funding round in the largest ever investment by a carmaker in the global ride-hailing sector. the singapore-based company says the companies will expand their existing collaboration in connected cars, while eight detailed a

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looking at the set up into the open in tokyo, the japanese yen at 109.53.tty vulnerable with the geopolitical concern still playing out going into talks with china and the leadership summit with north korea and the u.s. on the 12th of june. sterling at 133.46, the u.s. 10 year 2.90. ending the week as it started. we did have that -- robust set of gains. the blowout jobs numbers came through. that is with the president giving a hint at how positive it would be on twitter. let's look at trading in asia with the ethics reporter. from the fed to the rba, it hike like expectations to are getting pushed down even further. are pricing in 20% chance of a rate hike by december which is virtually nothing. let's look at the chart that correlation with the slump in emerging markets. market volatility is one of the big reasons promising to keep rates on hold. you have political uncertainty in europe weighing on sentiment. add to all of that a threat of on-again, off-again trade wars and meeting in china, you have the study on, study path. -- study -- steady on, steady p

these drills are a practice for the ballistic missiles that can alreadyea tokyo with or without nuclearwarheads. mr. abe seems to have been sidelined. kim has mewith chinese president xi, south korean president moon, and mr. pompeo. mr. trump, meanwhile, is thinking of other photo ups with mr.im. i if you invite him to the united states, woube at the white house or mar-a-lago? pres. trump: maybe we will start with the white house. spne: mr. abe hasn't t time -- has spent time building a relationship with mr. trump, but as other leaders have discovered, iendship does not always come with benefits. mr. abe might be rht to worry. jane o'brien, bbc news, washington. rajini: a brief time ago i discussed the meeting with mary jordan, a corresndent for "the washington post" who was previously based in tokyo. mary g jordad to have you with us. we have seen the japanese prime minister in washington today. how important is it we approach the summit in singapore for president trump to make sure he has all the regional allies s on he? mary: i think it is just as t important japanese, and i think th

we get cds and gains in tokyo as well. currency,about especially given the volatility we have seen in em. here's what we're looking at right now. 1050 --ar-yen is 100 .50.point 50 -- 110 one has been down for 11 straight days. there has been speculation of intervention into the onshore markets. we are still holding on to some decent losses for the week. of course, as you mentioned, kathleen, when it comes to the bond market, it seems all quiet. you see income spaces, the yield taken up by one basis point across the board in australia and the u.s.. kathleen: it looks a little did of quiet is making traders happy for a day or so. [laughter] kathleen: let's take a closer look at the action on u.s. markets with su keenan. test --ed's latest reps latest stress test but the banks in the spotlight. >> there were six banks ready to do the payout. they had to bring in their proposals because the fed wants them to have the capital reserves and pass the test, they have to pay out 28 banks moving forward with it. one deutsche bank fai

but tokyo has even higher housing prices and no homeless problem.okyo know that oakland and san francisco don't know. >> most other democracies in the world devote a larger share of the public funded to helping the homeless to providing social services. >> they don't have a ton of broken families and drug problems in japan. and the fact that a lot of people are living outside on heroin? >> we actually have a very sad situation of families living outside. we have people living on the streets who get up and go to work every day and come back. after working all day because housing is so scarce and so expensive. and i will be fighting for us to do more. >> have you thought about the tokyo thing? because they don't spend more money than you do on the homeless. maybe there is a solution there, and i don't know if we will solve it on the show because we are almost out of time but have you thought about that? >> most of the countries have universal health care. people don't get pushed into dire straits because of the health care cost. >> tucker: all right,

mr trump promised shinzo abe improved trade links, in a bid to smooth over any worries tokyo might have a korea peace deal. he expressed optimism about his encounter with kim jong—un, later backed up by his secretary of state who said he believed north korea was ready to denuclearise. jane o'brien reports. with the clock ticking down to tuesday's summit with kim jong—un, donald trump was visibly excited. i think it is going to be a very fruitful meeting, an exciting meeting, i think we are going to get to know a lot of people that our country never got to know. so the summit now seems to be more of a getting—to—know—you session rather than a complex and high—stakes negotiation — another insight into mr trump's rather unorthodox approach. i don't think i have to prepare very much. it's about attitude, it's about a willingness to get things done. but i think i have been preparing for this summit for a long time. that's in contrast to the rather more direct approach taken by the secretary of state, mike pompeo, when asked if both sides were closer to agreeing on a definition of "denucleari

living up to either went data or cardio on tuesday which means at least behind sunshine given that tokyo's in the shelter from the west in the wind it's a nice warm twenty seven. figures out for the korean peninsula where the more clouds are bright day and slightly warmer in beijing as such to. see as well now in southern china it's the wet season we've had a day off haven't seen a tropical storm go through a tropical depression but the rains coming back again up through hong kong in landlocked.

well joining us now from tokyo is michael penn he's president of the shin yet sue news agency michael ahead of the g. seven summit president trump has managed to alienate some of america's closest allies good could japan end up getting pulled into a trade war as well. yes i think it very much could in fact you know although the japanese government has been not particularly outspoken it's been quiet as it usually is in terms of the substance of the policy there is very very much been a divergence between where the u.s. is going and where the japanese want to go in fact in the comments of president trump what you played there in that package he was talking about a bilateral trade deal and that's exactly what the japanese government's been holding a line against they prefer multilateral agreements and they don't want to be pushed into a bilateral agreement which they think will be only to the disadvantage of japan prime minister is meeting with donald trump was in part to talk strategy head of the kim trial summit in singapore what does japan want out of that meeting. well. obvious basic