follow me on twitter. don t forget to use the hashtag as well. hong kong underway in 30 minutes. singapore and malaysia are online. shery: stocks are rebounding from yesterday s losses. we are seeing positive sentiment from wall street as a result. u.s. stocks are gaining on a bit more positive. we are seeing the asx 200 gaining 3/10 of 1%. we have australian trade deficit numbers this morning narrowing more than expected, coming in at $2 billion instead of the expected 2.3 billion aussie dollars. also, the july trade deficit revised lower. down 6/10 ofalls, 1%. leading the gains in asia, the nikkei up a tense of 1%, being held by a weaker yen. the cost yield up for tenths of 1%. take a look at the japanese yen. although it is not doing much, this comes after weakening for seven consecutive sessions. right now, holding at 103.47. also, analysts say we are going to see more u.s. dollar strength, so we could see a japanese yen wakening, especially before the december fao s fo
he served 14 years as a judge, and later as chief judge, for the art of appeals in boston. he is known for his love of literature and architecture. his third book was published last year. it explores the work of foreign and international law in american legal decisions. inpoke with justice breyer new york city, and here is that conversation. i begin with this book called the court and the world. backstage, and somehow this book, which is now in paperback, and you and i have talked about this, it is getting a resurgence. justice breyer: i hope so. charlie: you know it is. [laughter] charlie: why is that? is it because of our times? charlie: i think it justice breyer: i think it is not just here, but in europe and other places of the world, there are a lot of people who see a turning inwards, not just this country, but in many places, and they are worried about that. they are worried because they see problems that face us never wire us to turn our words. turnrnout word ou
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nonstop flights are available from most major airports. more information for your vacation planning is available at aruba.com. and now, bbc world news america. laura: this is bbc world news america. reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. more than 800 people in haiti killed by hurricane matthew. .hat number continues to rise left.have nothing our personal things, birth certificates, it is all gone. we sleep on the streets with our children and nobody came to help us until now. laura: colombia s president juan manuel santos is awarded the nobel peace prize despite a recent setback in ending his country s 50-year conflict. has donald trump in hot water after an old recording emerges of the republican nominee speaking in lewd terms about women. our viewers onto public television in america and around the globe. the death toll from the powerful storm has continued to rise as remote areas are finally reacd. hurricane force winds are battering florida, and tonight w
the court of appeals for the first circuit in boston. he is known for his pragmatism, his love of literature and architecture. his third book was published last year. it explores the work of foreign and international law in american judicial decisions. i spoke with justice breyer in new york city, and here is that conversation. i begin with this book called the court and the world. american law in the new global reality. the economist says it is a tour de force. andere talking backstage, somehow, this book, which is now in paperback, and you and i have talked about this, it is getting a resurgence. justice breyer: i hope so. charlie: you know it is. [laughter] charlie: why is that? speculate about that. is it because of our times? justice breyer: i think it is not just here, but in europe and other places in the world. there are a lot of people who see a turning inwards, not just this country, but in many places, and they are worried about that. they are worried because the
of at least 11,000 meters above the crater. they say it may have hurled rocks over areas about 1 kilometers in range. rocks and ashes are expected to fall northeast of mount aso. no injuries reported so far. about 1600 households were without power. th japan s defense minister is on her way to south sudan. tomomi inada will check security conditions where japanese self-defense force personnel are deployed. she explained why she decided to see the situation firsthand. translator: it is important for me to see if sdf personnel can be engaged in activities that are both meaningful and safe. she says she hopes her findings will be useful for the government in deciding what duties to assign to an sdf unit scheduled to be deployed in november. sdf personnel in south so you dan are engaged in u.n. peacekeeping activities. they re already training for new duties made possible under national security law that is went in effect in march. up with of the duties could involve person
of at least 11,000 meters above the crater. they say it may have hurled rocks over areas about 1 kilometers in range. rocks and ashes are expected to fall northeast of mount aso. no injuries reported so far. about 1600 households were without power. th japan s defense minister is on her way to south sudan. tomomi inada will check security conditions where japanese self-defense force personnel are deployed. she explained why she decided to see the situation firsthand. translator: it is important for me to see if sdf personnel can be engaged in activities that are both meaningful and safe. she says she hopes her findings will be useful for the government in deciding what duties to assign to an sdf unit scheduled to be deployed in november. sdf personnel in south so you dan are engaged in u.n. peacekeeping activities. they re already training for new duties made possible under national security law that is went in effect in march. up with of the duties could involve person
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engage in further provocation in the wake of an important anniversary. the ruling workers parties official newspaper ran an editorial on monday, the 71st anniversary of the party s foundation. the editorial refers to the government policy of simultaneously pursue ing nuclear and economic development. and it says the country is pushing ahead with its nuclear and missile programs. state-run korean television started broadcasting earlier than usual to screen documentaries of the grandfather and father of the current leader. a u.s.-based monitoring group says there s increasing activity at a nuclear test site in the northeast of the country. they also report movement at a launch site ballistic missiles in the northwest. south korean media had reported activity around medium range ballistic missile launches in the eastern city. the american and south korean militaries have begun constructed joint drills off the coast of korean peninsula. the six days of exercises started on mo