] >> anthony: that smell, that uh -- >> asia: the smell of the port, it's dead fish. it's not fresh fish. >> anthony: i don't hate that smell either. >> asia: no, no, no, no. >> anthony: today, we fish. >> asia: allora! [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> anthony: for once, i am confident with success, with dino and franco and their trusty wooden gozzo, as they call these boats. >> dino: yo, vito! >> anthony: and for good luck, i have asia argento along. who, in addition to directing and acting in films for, like, the last 30 years, has spent a hell of a lot of time doing this. >> ]. speaking italian ] . >> asia: you've never done this? >> anthony: i've done this. >> asia: you've never done this? >> anthony: i've done this. i stood there and watched somebody else do it. >> asia: yup. oh, i caught a scorfanello. a scorpion fish. a little one. okay, anthony, take over. >> anthony: yeah, your forearms. >> asia: it's good for the hangover. oh yea, forearms. it's very good for the hangover. >> >> anthony: beautiful. oh, you're making him talk like a little hand puppet, too. he's like, we hav

. >> asia: okay, this is pretty absurd. >> anthony: these people are fighting their hearts out, getting brain damaged, and we are eating spaghetti. >> asia: this is violent, too. it looks like somebody's been opened and i'm looking at the insides of one of these guys. >> anthony: actor/director asia argento is a member of a dynastic film family stretching back generations. her father is dario argento, credited with creating a wildly innovative and whole new style to the modern horror film as we know it. how big is your family? like, if you were to have a, like, how -- >> asia: we don't. >> anthony: you don't. you don't do, like, a big gathering of the clans. i love the expression. you're, like -- asia has a reputation for saying what she feels. >> asia: yeah -- him up. >> anthony: regardless of what people might think. [ girl in film speaking italian ] >> anthony: her semi-autobiographical film "misunderstood" played at the cannes film festival. [ man in film speaking italian ] [ woman in film speaking italian ] [ man in film speaking italian ] [ woman in film speaking italian

a trip to asia, which focused on trade issues and the trade. program. we discussed this trip. this is half an hour. >> at our table this morning is s, he served from 2013-2013-2016, also a senior fellow at the center of american progress. i want to begin with the president at the diplomatic room in the white house, after returning from asia, this is what he said about what was accomplished. >> we have established a new framework for trade that will -- reppoppo saw city saw city through organizations and new fair trade deals that benefit the united states and our partners. we have laid out a pathway towards peace and security in our world where sovereign nations can drive, flourish, and prosper side-by-side. >> mrs. our beautiful vision for the future -- this is our beautiful vision for the future. this is a future where the stream is only possible if america is strong, proud, and free. as long as we are true to ourselves, faithful to our founding and loyal to our cities -- citizens, there is no task too great, no goal beyond our reach. my fellow citizens, america is back. the futur

asia tour, where he'lljoin 20 other world leaders. the head of the united nations‘ aid agency warns that yemen faces the worst famine the world has seen for decades. millions could be affected if aid deliveries are not resumed. and this video is trending on bbc.com. 600 men are refusing to leave the manus island detention centre in papua new guinea which closed last month. local authorities have threatened to use force get them out. the un says their situation is a "humanitarian emergency." that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: penny mordaunt is the new international development secretary, replacing priti patel, who resigned because of unauthorised meetings with israeli politicians. she was a brexit campaigner. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. as the apec summit in vietnam kicks off, we find out what the negotiations might mean for the host country. and global retailers are getting ready for the biggest day in asia for on line sales, singles day! good morning, asia. hello, world. welcome to another edition

daybreak asia. yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. international correspondent is there for us. good morning to you. a lot of issues when it comes to north korea. what is going to be the top priority at aipac this year? doubt trade. seepundits are waiting to what trump has to is say. is that trumpote is appearing, is attending this apec summit. wereoo long ago, there rumors that he would not attend. that is significant. it shows some sort of commitment , some sort of engagement. the leaders here are waiting to see what his policy would be in this part of the world. let's get some insight perspective from the former u.s. ambassador to vietnam. this is an important trip for trump to show he is committed to this part of the world? >> absolutely. there are two or three things that he wants to do here. wants to show asia that the united states is a pacific power and wants to remain in asia. he will also talk about economics and trade. everyone is interested in what he will have to say. >> so he is not liking trade agreements, but he is not doing bilateral either? >> most of us are hoping

returning from asia, this is what he had to say about what was accomplished during that trip. >> we have established a new framework for trade that will ensure reciprocity to enforcement actions, reform of international organizations, and new fair trade deals that benefit the united states and our partners. there is no task too great and no goal beyond our reach. my fellow citizens, america is back and the future has never looked writer. >> michael. >> i think what the president was somethingout that was a little divorced from the reality of his trip. let's take a step back. for decades, the united states has played a central role in upholding peace and stability and prosperity across the asia-pacific through our alliances, partnerships and through dealing with a very frank a straightforward way with adversaries like north korea and with competitors like china trying to make sure that everybody is able to benefit from a peaceful and stable or region. that is a relatively fragile peace. it takes a tremendous amount of diplomatic work to keep that going. president trump did over the last c

the new chief of ericsson has his sights set on asia as the tech and telecommunications industry changes with the times. good morning asia, hello world. it isa good morning asia, hello world. it is a wednesday. thank you for joining us for another exciting edition of asia business report. we start off with australia's flagship carrier qantas and the ceo alan joyce. here's the highest paid airline chiefs in the airline —— asia—pacific region june. he airline chiefs in the airline —— asia—pacific regionjune. he has turned around the fall tunes of the airline through painful cost—cutting and restructure. they are now investing in new routes, especially in asia. we spoke to mrjoyce in london about qantas's ambitions in china and its eye watering $19 billion pay packet last year. the shareholders who own the company are the ones who decide my pay. and in every report we have had go to the agm we have had 98, 90 9% including this year, the port for that. the reason why i get paid that amount is because of the appreciation of the qantas share price, with the shares we re q

trip to asia stay with us. and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered. in terms of foreign policy donald trump has already earned himself the title the low expectations president this title is now being put to the test during his tour of asia is the u.s. a status quo power in the asia pacific region or merely a foil challenging china. visit to asia i'm joined by my guest michael maloof in washington he is a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the secretary of defense in lake jackson we have daniel mcadams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity and in brussels we have. he is the european coordinator of the american committee for east west accord all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always. appreciate it daniel let me go let me go to you as president trump was going to asia with his national security advisor. h.r. mcmaster said that there is the objective is to rally our ice to achieve quote complete verifiable and permanent mean nuclearization of the

theirr, ever side. ever. announcer: now here is more on president trump's visit to asia from washington journal. this is about 15 minutes. joining us now is abraham denmark, the director of the asia program at the wilson center. he is here to discuss the goals and significance of president trump's trip to asia. thank you for joining us. briefly explain what the wilson center is. is a: the wilson center congressionally created think tank. we were created in the 1960's as a memorial to president wilson. we are a public institution focused on research on international affairs. asia-pacific, which goes all the way from afghanistan to hawaii. it's a broad -- host: a big region. what is the significance of this trip to asia for president trump? guest: it is a very significant trip. the stakes are very high. there are many important issues in the region. he will be addressing a lot of them. it is also a long trip. the white house is saying is the longest trip by a president to asia in 25 years. he will be traveling to five different countries. south korea, japan, china, vietnam and the philipp

confectionery giant mars wrigley says sales in asia will offset slowing growth in the us and europe. it is thursday, everyone! good morning, asia, hello, world. loud you canjoin morning, asia, hello, world. loud you can join us morning, asia, hello, world. loud you canjoin us for morning, asia, hello, world. loud you can join us for another exciting addition of asia business report. —— glad. i'm rico hizon. technology giants are coming up with more measures in response to claims russia meddled with the us election. yesterday we told you google was going to show stories from two kremlin owned newspaper is lower in search results. —— news providers. several hours ago facebook said it will show its users which russian propaganda pages or accounts they have followed in the like. i'm joined by my colleague and business reporter monica miller. monica, how big a problem was it? they believe roughly 150 million facebook and instagram users may have seen some of these fake accounts or organic posts that were created by this russian propaganda group. now, a couple of weeks ago, lawmakers

, making southeast asia's biggest company buy market capitalization. a group in singapore discussed creditors.th leading i am rishaad salamat in hong kong. anchor: and i am haidi lun. a deep breath against pollution. the drive is shaking up industry and inflation. this is "bloomberg markets: asia ." rishaad: what an afternoon it was, just one gentle slope all of way down to record a loss 3%. let us put this into context. the csi 300 benchmark in shanghai, shanghai/shenzhen stocks. what happened to that beijing -- that is what investors in china were asking themselves after this date of large-cap shares plunged, rattling the market, one which has become ♪ rishaad: margin debt below the bubble peaks, has been increased seeing for six straight months. a lot of investors nursing their wounds this morning. haidi. haidi: absolutely. getting the bigger picture look. coupon that before 2015. a 3% jump or fall in any of these chinese indices was almost a calm day. how farteresting to see it has, and how little volatility we have had from the worst in 2015 until now, so we are looking ahead

♪ 7:00 a.m. here in hong kong. we are live in the asian headquarters. two big -- daybreak asia. build.ket looks ready to with more fresh eyes on wall street. eight years after its birth bitcoin is set to get another huge milestone surging past $9,000. from bloomberg global headquarters i am betty liu. eveningroadcasting this after the thanksgiving weekend. it is a important week for the fed. jay powell is on capitol hill after increasing doubt with inflation. after the flood credits are healthy and amazon really deliver for jeff is us. -- jeff bezos. ♪ >> 12 figures, that man now possesses. for more on jeff bezos i went to bring up a chart. we just mentioned how inflation is missing the mark here. it just shows you how much we keep missing that market we are going the wrong way on inflation. that has a lot of people touting the coming rate hike next month and the one in 2018. that is going to be the subject of our conversation with many of our guests in the next hour. you can see the bond market is already down and we are going to get many rate hikes. that is huge inflation g

we are tracking today, president trump beginning his tour of asia facing a busy day in japan, including meeting emperor akihito, and also a state dinner. our chief north asia correspondent stephen in tokyo with more. what is on the agenda? on the play, that's the most important thing. dinner outn informal in the golf course. they have had a lot of time to get to know each other even better. donald trump and shinzo abe as they did a round of golf. after donald trump visited the troops at the are based in western tokyo, where he gave a campaign like rally, talking a lot of rhetoric against north korea. i will give you a few highlights. he said the united states dominates the sky, the sea, the land, and space. no dictators, no regime, no nation should underestimate our american resolve. cominga lot of rhetoric -- targeting north korea, he did not necessarily name them. north korea is going to dominate at least the security side of the talks as donald trump takes the official side of this 12 day trip around asia. this is what he had to say about his japanese host. he said they ar

. donald trumps in asia where one name dominates talks north korea the us president says patience with pyongyang and its missile tests is over what is he able to do and what he perceives to washington's so-called pivot to asia this is inside story . and i welcome to the program i'm jane doctrine don't underestimate america donald trump's message as he kicked off his twelve day tour of asia his first as u.s. president trade deals are on the agenda but one subject overtakes all tensions with north korea trump again in japan a meeting with a man he appears to see as a new best buddy prime minister shinzo of a lunch of burgers and a round of golf he addressed u.s. forces at the base near tokyo speaking highly of american dominance and promised his troops an upcoming shipment of arms all this talk about u.s. military superiority is related to the conflict with north korea both trump an obvious say all options are on the table the era of strategic patience is over. some people said that my rhetoric is very strong but look what's happened with very weak rhetoric over the last. twenty fiv

tour of asia and the slow progress of brexit negotiations. that is all coming up with our economics editor, kamal ahmed. and as one of the founding fathers of facebook, sean parker, sounds the alarm over social media, describing it as a "time—sink", we want to know how the social media phenomenon has changed your behaviour and that of your children. let us know — just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. a warm welcome to business live, we have the friday feeling today and we have the friday feeling today and we have a lot to pack in so let's get cracking. starting with us president donald trump who had a clear message for the leaders gathered at the asia—pacific economic cooperation summit in vietnam, if you want to trade with the world's big economy you will have to reach a bilateral deal. this as delegates from the other 11 countries try to save a deal that he has pulled out shortly after he moved into the white house. if it did include the united states, the tpp would have included 12 countries whose economies are worth some $29 trillion. that is about 38% of the world's economy.

. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore with rico and asia business report. soaring to new heights cormac bitcoin is fast approaching the $10,000 mark. —— heights: bitcoin. and the dreams of turning ho chi minh in two as start—up capital. —— into. glad you could join us asia business report. i am rico hizon. the queen has done it again. even though many have warned it was a asset bubble about to burst, it soaring to new heights. —— it is an asset bubble. it has climbed to $8,200, and gone further to $9,700. it is now approaching $10,000 us. keepin it is now approaching $10,000 us. keep in mind that in 2010, one bitcoin user famously traded 10,000 bitcoin user famously traded 10,000 bitcoin for two pizzas, which was then roughly $25. if he had those in bitcoin is, he would be a millionaire by now. earlier, i asked cedricjensen from bitspread if it would hit the milestones on.“ cedricjensen from bitspread if it would hit the milestones on. if you look at facebook, where pete market capitalisation is $140 billion, with billions of users a

november fifth. is david lee you news live from berlin u.s. president donald trump heads to asia with north korea top of the agenda on the way trump and his wife stopped in hawaii and paid homage to the servicemen who died in the japanese attack on pearl harbor in world war two we'll find out what the world can expect from the asia tour also coming up iraqi and syrian forces taking back two towns from so-called islamic state the group has now lost almost all the territory it seized three years ago. hello and welcome i'm marrying evanston and it's good to have you with both u.s. president donald trump is set to embark on his landmark tour of asia a five nation trip will be the longest by u.s. president in more than twenty five years trump is currently in hawaii but on sunday he'll fly it to japan where he will have talks with japanese prime minister shinzo abi now from japan he heads to south korea where talks about north korea's nuclear program are expect. to take center stage after that out on to china where he'll hold talks with president xi cian ping is next stop will be vietnam th

daybreak asia. top stories this friday. from a day's break with equities set to decline in tokyo. most attention will be on china after thursday's sharp sell-off. >> beijing may turn up the heat on digital microlenders as well reduce risk in the financial services sector. for asumers gearing up black friday sales explosion. answer tona's congestion is take it to the skies! onhave a special report drone taxis. >> and happy friday. happy sthafg a thanksgiving as r our u.s. viewers. europe was pretty muted as well, given the sell-off that we did csi 300, the worst we've seen in 17 months. kind of leads you to wonder happen next and is this really going to spread to the rest of asia in morning.r this >> i was actually on europe t.v. yesterday, so about an hour into close, things were normal. then things suddenly kicked off. >> probably throwback thursday. things started to kick off in the afternoon session. similar to come of the breadth of the decline was more serious than any day during the 2015 dark days. we are looking at declines with china markets opening up. >> it doesn't seem like

here to discuss the goals and significance to president trump's trip to asia. viewersexplain to our what the wilson center is. guest: it is a congressionally created think tank. a memorial for president wilson. we are a public institution focused on our research on international affairs. i focus on the asia pacific, which goes all the way from afghanistan to hawaii. host: big region. tell us, what, as you see it, is the significance to this trip to asia for president trump? guest: it is a very significant trip. there are important issues happening in the region. he will be addressing a lot of them. it is a very long trip. the white house is saying it is the longest trip by a president to asia in 25 years. traveling to 25 different countries, south korea, japan, china, be an homage and the philippines and addressing a wide for righty of issues. the main ones being north korea with anrnational trade overlay of what many see as a general competition between the united states and china on who will be the region in the future. host: the wall street journal today has the headline "north k

. president trump has leftjapan — the first leg of his marathon 11—day tour of asia. his next stop is the south korean capital, seoul. north korea and its nuclear ambitions will be high on the agenda. and this story is trending on bbc.com — it's of a woman who's a climb above the rest. 31—year—old angela eiter has become the first woman to conquer one of the world's toughest climbing routes — la planta de shiva in spain. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: priti patel, the international development secretary, has apologised for breaking ministerial rules, after she held undisclosed meetings with the israeli prime minister and other figures while on holiday. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. new revelations about apple's taxes from the paradise papers. we will hear the response from the company. and home ownership is becoming an elusive dream for many people as property prices in asia continued to soar. good morning, asia, hello, world. this is tuesday, glad you could join us for another exciting addi

, and indonesia, and india, so we are very present in asia. - well, the united states does not take a position on the legal aspects, on sovereignty in the china seas, but we do take a very strong position against unilateral action and provocative action as we've seen from china, the building of military facilities on an island jeopardizing the safety of fishermen. what china has done has been very provocative and against, we believe, international law, so we stand by the right of navigation and the use of the rule of law to determine these disputes, and that is our position. - [narrator] with japan a major u.s. ally, the dispute over the senkaku or diaoyu islands is colored by a complicated history and lingering historic animosity dating back to world war ii. - the one i've always thought, frankly, is the most dangerous has been senkaku diaoyu dao because you have two strong states with two highly-developed naval capabilities, which irrespective of what the united states might choose to do or not do at a particular time, may find themselves in uncontrolled firefight. i think we became

on this rally. bad.e: asia began the baton was handed off to the u.s. we are continuing buyers going out in full force. this could be a tumultuous week for asian sucks -- asian stocks. focus following the wall street journal report that robert mueller is said to have subpoenaed trump's campaign, but it is hoping the loss is near the 113 handle. the big picture here is that the optimism around global activity, goldman is doubling down on that optimism. goldman is also going long on the korean won, which jumped over 1% thursday. it is continuing to fall below the 1100 mark and the upper momentum is continuing into 2018. the korean won has been the best-performing currency in asia this year. this week,has woes the biggest drop since october. we are keeping an ion oil stocks today. norway's wealth fund plans to dump big oil. we are seeing oil stocks in sydney on the rise, extending the jump we saw on thursday after rejecting a takeover offer. it is said to be lowering bids. we have fairfax media continuing to slide amid a view of its unit domain. aussie stocks are trading higher for a se

"daybreak asia." president trump says world leaders are treating america with a long-lost respect. softbank may invest in saudi arabia. they could see a new high-tech city on the red sea coast. sending badge of honor, tencent to a blowout quarter, enjoying its fastest growth in seven years. and self driving cars, the future is on the line. we're live it baidu world in beijing. ♪ yvonne: it seems like the stress of the markets easing off a bit, which is a good sign. it is how you read the sentiment. is it that the valuations are overstretched, uncertainty over tax reform, also, is it just the end of the year and traders are closing their books? it seems traders are using this opportunity to buy. betty: it seems to be the mantra you keep hearing these days. adding to the media mentions of buy the dip. these markets have been going up and up it is about time for a correction. it would not be a surprise. he seems to be in that camp, once we see a correction, it is time to buy into these markets. we will see how it plays out. in the meantime, let's get to first word news with courtne

most of those are made and asia products are made in asia so i want to turn back to the week before thanksgiving when trump went on a five country tour of asia it was actually the most comprehensive tour by a u.s. president in twenty five years so he went there and here are some of the headlines looking back on last week because we also have a guest from china in the second half and we're going to look at deeper into what has happened but there's been a major major major shift. in the focus on this relationship trump in asia or rebalance toward trade yes so what has changed it is worth noting that the trumpet ministrations engagement with asia at the presidential and cabinet levels has matched that of its immediate predecessor the obama administration and provides continuity to america's long rebalance or pivot to the region what has changed are the priorities of engagement elevating kirshner all issues to the same or higher priority and security issues with allies and partners if there is a trumpet ministration legacy on the asia pacific it might well be a rebalance to the commerci

asia pacific region including japan and south korea. the trip comes at a time of high tension between washington and north korea over pyongyang's nuclear ambitions trump has said he intends to use the trip to intensify pressure on north korea and get better trade deals for the united states. scientists have discovered a new member of the great family for the first time in nearly ninety years. this a new species of a run at time lives in the remote jungles of indonesia. on. the u.s. president donald trump is off to asia for a five country tour on the agenda promoting trade and lapping up pressure on north korea but as the president boarded air force one no one seemed quite sure what to expect. to get a grip i don't cover you're coming with us we look forward to a protocol in east asia is everything we don't really like to tell what we're banking and upwelling it's because we try to respect what other people are thinking and. to expect a modulation in the language doesn't work yes well i don't i don't think the president would barge which is like russia if you noticed him do that we'll

worry that may show you. now with us our innovations magazine for asia the us from every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com science and research for asia. this is the news live from berlin u.s. presidents donald trump has arrived in the new era for the r.c.n. leaders so mass it's also the last leg of the president's asia tour and all eyes will be on him and how he deals with the president of the philippines rodrigo detest and also coming up. spanish prime minister mariano rajoy visits barcelona for the first time since imposing direct rule on catalonia and as regional elections looms for hoylake spain's economic recovery to removing pro independence parties from power. and arnold schwarzenegger speaks hours at the u.n. climate summit here in germany the former cast of the big former california governor says environmentalists need to do more if they want to terminate global warming. i was on a welcome to the program u.s. presidents donald trump has a rives in manila on the last like of his official tour of asia it's the longest trip by u.s. leaders to the region

south korea as he continues his tour of asia. yesterday, he talked tough on trade, but can we expect more of the same today? and on the markets: the price of oil still holding above $61; per barrel. it has dropped a tiny bit, but still very much on the up after the so—called crackdown in saudi arabia by king salman. we also have the australian all ordinaries. there are new revelations from millions of leaked documents known as the paradise papers. the technology giant apple has been managing most of its untaxed cash reserves offshore, on the channel island ofjersey. it moved the money tojersey after a tax loophole in ireland was closed. although the company has done nothing illegal, its tax arrangements have been criticised by eu and us officials. our business editor simonjack reports. a rapturous reception for the latest iphone. it's the most popular and profitable consumer product of all time. it's generated hundreds of billions in profits for apple since it was introduced ten years ago. what these papers show is just how determined apple has been to keep the tax bill on those pr

salamat. sydney. am haidi lun in this is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪ rishaad: signs of strain, asia-pacific pairing declines. the regional benchmark flat. slumping asuro coalition talks collapse in germany. rishaad: japan's recovery on track, growing for a fourth straight month, the best performance since 2008. investmentaba the to in china's largest hypermarket chain. rishaad: we started with the markets. 6647.s a technical chart it is showing a double top formation. msci asia-pacific index slipping from last monday to friday, halting a rally that had lifted 6%. the asian gauge risk of a p technical pattern, which means the path of least resistance would be to the downside after it hits it. fatigue, ifse of nothing else, creeping into the markets. the u.s. session, thanksgiving towards the end of the week, and in asia, a loss of momentum of the that continuation japanese recovery story taking place. this week is all about central-bank minutes, the ecb, rba, and the fed. four for rate hikes in 2018 supported by the october minutes. david: i'm looking at the wti screen to show you th

"daybreak: asia." the top stories this monday, president trump faces the first of many meetings with north korea plan the agenda. he has made a clear warning to opponents to not challenge the united states. betty: and it is just after 6:00 p.m. on this sunday evening in new york. elsewhere, storm clouds over berkshire hathaway, mother nature rained on warren buffett's insurance-based parade in the last quarter. and saudi arabia's crackdown. is world's 50th richest man among those detained. ♪ betty: while we are watching all of these geopolitical events, including more headlines coming out on north korea, let's focus back on the markets how investors are looking at how all these events playing into their own outlook on the u.s. and the world. i want to bring up this chart, 5080. it shows you how the three-year and tenure spread, or the five and 30 and two and 10, i should ,ay, trying to find out represented right at the end. you can look at it several ways, or maybe specifically two ways, ,hich is the bill gross way which is the economy is much gloomier than perhaps with the numbers

. while in asia, the president will be visiting japan, south korea, china, vietnam, and the philippines. for more on the trip, years a portion of today's washington journal. us now is abraham denmark, is the director of the asia program at the wilson center. he is here to discuss the goals and significance of president trump's trip to asia. they do for joining us. briefly explain to our viewers what it is. >> the wilson center is a think tank.l we were created in the 1960's as a memorial to president wilson. we are a public institution focused on research on international affairs. the asia pacific, which goes all the way from afghanistan to hawaii. >> big region. significanceis the of this trip to asia for president trump? very significant trip. the stakes are very high. he's going to be addressing a lot of it. it's also going to be a long trip. the white house is saying it's the longest trip by a president to asia in 25 years. he is traveling to five different countries, south korea, japan, china, vietnam, and the philippines. he is addressing a wide variety of different is

-- mutual benefit. we, the asia-pacific economies, are closely connected and our interests are interlocked. a new investor will be opened up while a strong boost will be given to the common development of our partners. connectivityapec -- was adopted. itching be our guide in building a comprehensive and multi tiered network of asia-pacific connectivity. we should boost the real economy through greater conductivity. break bottlenecks to development and unlock potential. through these efforts, we can achieved interconnected development. year, the belt and road forum for international corporations was successfully held in beijing. initiatednd the road is a joint endeavor with a clear focus on promoting infrastructure development and strengtheningon coronation, on economic policies, on development strategies and on boosting interconnected development for common prosperity. is from china, but it belongs to the world. it is rooted in history, but it is the future. asian,us is on the european and african continents, but it is open to all other partners. i am confident that the launch

♪ >> the trump tour of asia reaches its final stop. the president is in the philippines. >> the white house is offering to play peacemaker in the south china sea. thetime disputes will be on agenda. >> nearing a big investment said to be worth $10 billion could be signed within hours. alibaba singles' day shopping spree generate record sales of $25 billion. >> just unbelievable. hello from sydney where it is just past 9:00 a.m. we are one hour away from the open of asia's first major markets. >> seemed like everything was for sale during singles' day. just after 5:00 here in new york. another busy week of course. the last leg of president trump's two were in asia. one of the big movers is expected to be alibaba. just a reminder to our viewers of what happened on friday, we ended that longest winning streak in u.s. markets since 2013, an eight week long winning streak ended on friday. nasdaq and dow down, much unchanged. some of the biggest tech shares were among the biggest losers on friday. this week will bring a lot of news including economic reports come inflation. it will be

>>> plus donald trump goes on live tv to give himself high marks for his 12-day asia trip. though his experience today will more than likely be remembered for something else entirely. marks for his 12-day asia trip. though his experience today will more than likely be remembered for something else entirely. all of it part of "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night. and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters in new york. this was day 300 of the trump administration. and there are new accusations tonight about alabama republican senate candidate roy moore. just today four more women have stepped forward. nine women in all have now publicly shared stories about their interactions with him. accord to "the washington post," one woman named gena richardson when she was a senior in high school she met moore while working at sears. the post writes, quote, a few days later she says she was in trigonometry class at gadsden high when she was summoned to the principal's office over the intercom in her classroom. she had a telephone call. i said hello, and moore says gena, this is

ingles. yvonne: i am yvonne man, welcome to "daybreak asia." japan's return, but most attention on china after the sharp slump to read david: beijing may turn on digital. a $40 trillion financial services sector. yvonne: the shakeup at the world central banks. how many in asia will stick or twist. david: hitting the street, china's answer to road congestion is to take to the skies. a special report on drone taxis, next. ♪ david: we are getting the tokyo session up and running. we have been out for 24 hours, no u.s. trading overnight. let's take a step back, it is friday. goldman sachs came out with a note, 620 by 2018. we are currently at 567. the record high won was in 2007 at 588. hopefully we get there. yvonne: hopefully, but the selloffs in china are the big picture. given the steepness we saw in the late part of the session, you have to wonder if it is the start of a market meltdown. most traders say, we are not quite there yet. there is a big rally we saw throughout the year, we are just taking money off the table at the moment. that is what they say. news get the first word with

already idle is now being put to the test during a status quo power in the asia pacific balancing china. visit to asia i'm joined by my guest michael maloof in washington he is a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the secretary of defense in lake jackson we have daniel mcadams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity and in brussels we have our oh he is the committee for east west accord all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it daniel let me go let me go to you as president trump was going to asia with his national security adviser. h.r. mcmaster said that there is the objective is to rally our ice to achieve quote complete verifiable and permanent mean nuclearization of the korean peninsula i mean is that hyperbole i mean are they really serious i mean we have a lot of bluster coming out then we have some contradictions in tweets i'd like to meet the man i mean it seems as usual i'm sorry all over the place daniel arc for success that he's just sa

returning from asia. this is what he had to say about what was accomplished during this trip. we have established a new framework for trade that ensure sure -- reciprocity and new fair trade deals that benefit the united states and their partners. we have laid out a pathway towards peace and security in our world where sovereign nations can thrive, flourish, and prosper side-by-side. this is our beautiful vision for the future. this is a future where this vision is only possible if america is strong, proud, and free. as long as we are true to ourselves, faithful to our founding, and loyal to our citizens, there is no task too great, no goal beyond our reach. my fellow citizens, america is that in the future has never looked brighter. what the president was talking about was something that was a little bit divorced from the reality of his trip. .et's take a step back for decades, the united states has played a role in upholding peace and stability and prosperity across the asian pacific through our alliances, partnerships, and dealing in a very frank and straightforward way with advers

♪ a.m. in hong 7:00 kong. tom yvonne mann, welcome "daybreak: asia." the trump tour of asia reaches its final stop in the philippines. maritime disputes will be on the agenda in manila. it is just after 6:00 p.m. on this sunday evening in new york. congress, hurdles in the house and senate disagree on fundamental points. and alibaba's singles' day shopping spree generated revenue over $25 billion. ♪ betty: i think i even read somewhere that discounted at lobsters were for sale for singles' day. everything was on sale. it is going to be another -- we have had a whopper of the week last week, it will be another busy week. i want to point to one very key report that will be happening here in the u.s., that is the cpi, the inflation report on wednesday. right before that we have ppi. what traders are saying is this is the last inflation report before the fed makes its decision next month, so it comes in either too hot or too cold, that could have a significant impact on the fed and their decision. let's take a quick look at this it is just a bloomberg chart i pulled up here, it shows

farewell to asia waiting in washington more disturbing revelations about his campaign's connections to the russian. and reject accusations that i have ever lived. that is a lot. tonight the attorney general remembering a new and those wiki leak e-mails to trunk junior who knew i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. that has taken advantage of the united states more than just this region but the world and those days are over let me be clear i have it all attack conducted myself honorable to me a relationship based on respect is much more important than anything else he would not authorize represent the campaign but the russian government they have to respect our country and they have not respected our country for a long period of time my answers have not changed i have always told the truth. also coming up apocalypse it's all over well those were the headlines telling the world that italy will not compete in the twenty eighteen world cup for a soccer nation it's the end of the world. we're all in t. is because we did our best but this will haunt us forever. we begin the day with evide

♪ >> 7:00 in hong kong. i am yvonne mann, welcome to "daybreak: asia." asia-pacific markets are set to extend last week's losses, ringing a stellar run to a close. china has ambitions for world-class tech colossus. weeks him the challenge to silicon valley. liu in new betty york, it is just past 6:00 p.m. on a sunday evening. neare hike is seen as a certainty next month. goldman sachs says we should expect for more next year. and japan retains hopes to bring the u.s. back to the tpp. we will hear exclusively from the economy minister in japan. ♪ betty: just moments ago, breaking news out of europe, germany's chancellor angela merkel, her push to unite for parties together into a coalition government seems to have collapsed. they were just running up against that deadline. this is going to put germany into uncharted territory. and really puts angela merkel's job on the line. you can see there is immediate market reaction already in the currency markets in particular, the euro dropping right as the news broke about the talks. it was already uncertain if angela merkel could pull this

♪ yvonne: 8:00 a.m. here in hong kong, i am yvonne man. welcome to "daybreak asia." risepacific markets set to as the s&p 500 hit a new record. the hang seng, less than 200 points from 30,000. there is a cloud in the horizon. it is china, systemic financial risk. betty: i am betty liu in new york where it is just after 7:00 p.m. this tuesday. all change at hp. meg whitman to quit next year, the stock slumping an extended trade. sides, janet yellen does not want a boom bust economy. she just wrapped up remarks. ♪ itnne: that q&a just ending and. a fireside chat more than a question and answer panel. very lighthearted moments, talking about her first days and weeks as fed chair as she does wrap up one of the last speeches we will hear from her before she steps down as fed chair. a lot of talk about inflation as well. betty: saying the fed is not certain low inflation is indeed transitory. pretty significant headline coming from her. mention, wide-ranging talk from everything from her first days at the fed, do the most interesting person is she has ever met. certainly covered a l