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promises and his administration s performance so far. we have world coverage on daybreak asia, live in tokyo for japan s latest inflation data and a breakdown on nintendo s results. betty: here in new york we will look at big earnings from technology companies and talk to a former u.s. ambassador to china, from montana. president trump is set to mark his first 100 days in office on saturday. this is daybreak asia live from bloomberg s u.s. and asian headquarters. i am betty liu in new york where it is after 7:00 p.m.. yvonne: i am yvonne man. forhoneymoon period president trump may be over soon, marking those 100 days in office. we are marking it with policy with saw. betty: whiplash, in fact. let s look at how the markets closed today. it was whiplash. we went up and down throughout the session, there were lots of questions about how we get through tax reform, are we going to repeal obamacare, are we in or out of nafta? we ended fundamentally higher, earnings doing wel ....
world news, it s newsday. good morning. it is 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in washington, where the us house of representatives has narrowly passed a republican party proposal to repeal barack 0bama s affordable healthcare act. after suffering an embarrassing setback in march, president trump finally notched up his first major legislative victory. the vote in the house of representatives was tight, though. 217 to 213 with no democrats voting in favour. but quite how quickly this will become law is a very different matter, as it still faces a steep hurdle in the senate. he is our north america editorjon sopel the momentjust after 2pm in washington this afternoon when trumpcare washington this afternoon when trumpca re became a washington this afternoon when trumpcare became a thing. the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. shame! outside, a rather different tune as protesters giant shame. this fight isn t o ....
deterioration of relationships between america and ghana. it took some time to work it out. eventually it was why this was a fake document. letters and telegrams are not the only forgeries. the east this time, german and czechoslovakia intelligence service stopped a worldwide campaign to undermine to paralyze the alterations of cia. at the time, the east germans came to publicist publish a book. the information came from czechoslovakian archives. under the soviet supervision. other can watch this and american history programs on our website where all of our video is archived. that is c-span.org/history. american history tv was recently at ford s theatre in washington dc for the 20th anniversary symposium hosted by the abraham lincoln institute and the ford theater society. next, a panel featuring speakers from the symposium discussing the president s life, career and legacy. this is followed by a brief ceremony awarding lee kim scholars. it is about 45 minute. my na ....
my great aunt was a strong influence and came out to my montana in a covered wagon and they met lincoln and one of the daughters of one of the great ands aunts decided she would marry this fellow. and one said, he is a democrat. and she said, yes. said,e other and aunt we would rather you marry a dog. but lincoln was very much in the picture. anyway, you have already met all of our distinguished panelists. so we are going to have a about the and various topics that have been covered here. and i think, is somebody saying something? which one, let s of you, i guess we will take questions from the audience. there is a question over there. yes, some of the lectures have talked about, in their lectures, looking back 150 years ago with 21st century glasses, and either making judgments or whatever. something has always interested me in reading from that time period, what the united states was like at that time, in the sense that it was incredibly provincial. most of ....
was the head of a regiment of the volunteers and became a major at appomattox for cutting off lee s retreat. my great aunt was a strong toluence on me and came out montana by covered wagon, and they all met lincoln. in one of the daughters of one of the great aunts decided she would marry this fellow. and one said, he is a democrat. and she said, yes. and the other one said, we would rather you marry a dog. [laughter] was lincoln was my very much in the picture. anyway, your party met all of our distinguished panelists here. so, we are going to have a about the and various topics that have been covered here. and i think, is somebody saying something? anyway, so, let s which one of you, i guess we will take questions from the audience. there is a question over there. good. yes, some of the lectures have talked about, in their lectures, looking back 150 years ago with 21st century glasses, and either making judgments or whatever. um, something that has always inte ....