90s. He will be serving up the first pitch tonight. I like that call by the way. Well done. He was a batboy for the oakland as and he is a big as fan and he will be there with all of as nation. And the as probably remember the wildcard game against the yankees so this era different season and different vibe and different players. Tickets Still Available . The tickets may still be available, while her game tonight expect a sellout crowd at the coliseum for this one and the team is opening up mount davis which means 56,000 fans on hand to watch sean minaya take the mound for the as, he spent the first five months of the regular season on the injured list but he has been lights out since returning september 1. It means a lot. In a it was a lot of work and it was crazy hard getting here but now here i am glad they continue to have faith in me and im thankful for the opportunity. It is going to be awesome. Minaya did not lose a home game of the month of september and the Tampa Bay Rays coun
International studies is 45 minutes. Defense cooperation from the United States japan and south korea. Our speaker this morning is randall shcriver. He is the assistant secretary of defense for indo pacific since early security affairs. He previously served in various u. S. Administrations as the Deputy Assistant secretary of state for east asia and Pacific Affairs and prior to his civilian service he was an activeduty Naval Intelligence officer including a deployment in support of Operation Desert Storm and desert shield. He has won numerous military and civilian awards. He is an old friend and one of the best minds that we have today in washington, d. C. And in the country on indo Pacific Affairs. Without further ado let me introduce assistant secretary shriver. [applause] mr. Schriver thank you, victor. Thank you, csis. It is always good to return here and be here but particularly when speaking of these because csis has done so much quality work on the Alliance Relationships with so
The best minds that we have today in washington dc and in the country on indo pacific affairs. Without further ado let me introduce assistant secretary shriver. [applause] mr. Schriver thank you, victor. Thank you csi s. It is always good to return here and be here but particularly when speaking of these because csi s has done so much quality on the Alliance Relationships with south korea and japan and the trilateral relationship as well. Hosting me and providing this venue and giving us the opportunity to have this discussion. This eventaware that takes place against the backdrop of rising tensions between japan and south korea. Today i would like to do a few things. Talk about the progress that we trilateraln our Security Partnerships and talk about the future possibilities and what we can accomplish to regain a spirit of trilateral cooperation. We need to be frank about the downsides and the risk should tensions continue or escalate. Start by talking about the importance and the res
Secretary for affairs. This is 45 minutes. Defense cooperation from the United States japan and south korea. Our speaker this morning is randall shcriver. He is the assistant secretary of defense for indo pacific since early security affairs. He previously served in various u. S. Administrations as the Deputy Assistant secretary of state for east asia and Pacific Affairs and prior to his civilian service he was an activeduty Naval Intelligence officer including a deployment in support of Operation Desert Storm and desert shield. He has won numerous military and civilian awards. He is an old friend and one of the best minds that we have today in washington, d. C. And in the country, on indo Pacific Affairs. Without further ado, let me introduce assistant secretary shriver. [applause] thank you, victor. And thank you, csis. It is always good to return here and be here, but particularly, when speaking of these subjects, because csis has done so much quality work on the Alliance Relationsh
What a fist half it was. Well have more on that in just a moment, but we begin tonight with that meeting that investors have been all waiting for, President Trump ane c president xi are in japan at the g20 summit ready to discuss trade. Analysts say that this discsion could mark aurning point for the market which has been bouncing around for months now onll any and headlines of progress and stalemates between the w two largest economies. Kayla towshe reports from osaka, japan. Reporter white house officials cant say with xacertaintyly what will transpire during President Trump and president xis 90minute meeting, but a Senior Administration off tells me the working assumption is that it will result in an agreement to deescalateon tensi and resume talks for a unspecified amount of time, that is unless president xi refuses to revisit e terms beijing balked at last month. Since then tensions haveig ened but theres still an opportunity according to the negotiator. I think president rump nee