this one is for carter john wants to know is taiwan semi ready for a breakout? >> it sure is, at least that's what i see, meaning we know this was a great winner in fact, taiwan semi is some 20% of the entire taiwan stock exchange index a great sell-off and now there's a lot of authority to this sort of 125 level good relative strength day to day, week over week. play for the breakout. >> tony, what's your take on tsm? >> yeah. so i like the range that it's currently trading in when i look at the business itself, i don't really see a compelling reason for the breakout just yet. if you look at revenue growth, it's very steady eps issi ticking up a little bit last quarter i don't think it's ready to break out just yet but i do think it's prime for a breakout. i would be a little patient because i think this could trade in a range for a little bit longer before you actually see that breakout. >> mike, your thoughts on taiwan semi >> yeah. i like it on the long side we have actually seen a decent amount of bullish activity there in the options market and also in som

china send flights, military war plans, into taiwan. we're going to take a short break and then i want to ask you if in fact you believe china will invade taiwan, next, plus general mark milley and second lloyd austin will take the hot seat on capitol hill this week, i'll ask general keane on the main questions they need to be answering. stay with us. in the race to succeed, does somebody always have to fail? let's give everybody a fair shot. because when that happens, we've all made it. ♪♪ kiara: st jude is your security blanket. we've all made it. the support is always there. and the staff, the staff becomes family. brittney: coming here and receiving treatment that was life saving for our child, of no cost to us, was a huge weight lifted. that was god placing people in the right place at the right time to make sure ashtyn is ok, to be here and live the rest of her life. maria: welcome back i'm talking with general jack keane this morning on the implications of the cut and run out of afghanistan. general, what the are your thought

the japan, south korea, singapore, and taiwan. do you think this means they're looking at the aggression with china and say, you know what, we're going to align actually with the u. s. over this, for our fears in the future of what china might be capable of doing well, i think a lot of what you're seeing is, frankly, you know, kind of lucky us blackmail. and when available website has some great analysis on this. if you look at it, essentially the, you know, the us is looking at a straight. as for chinese number one, trading partner, a trying to is, australia is number one, trading partner and the u. s. a said to australia, look, you've got to take sides. you've got to make a choice, you're either on board with us in this new cold war, or you were going to sink you, you're going down. and the same is true with the us relationship with other countries in the asia pacific region. however, these aren't the only countries in the region. we have to stop it as ourselves for a 2nd. what will indonesia feel like when it sees just it's sou

a little speck there off the southeast coast of taiwan. this is live radar coming to us from the taiwan central weather bureau. and you can see the center of the storm just exiting the northeast tip of taiwan. so where is it going after that? it's going to head right for southeast china. and unfortunately, it's going to take its sweet time getting there. even though it may approach tomorrow, it's then going to put on the brakes. we're concerned about the potential for heavy rain, and that's what this typhoon threatened to do. once it crosses near shanghai, it's going to head for the korean peninsula. but not before depositing a lot of rain. look how it's kind of sitting and spinning, pretty much over the same spot from some time late monday on into wednesday. and that could deposit anywhere from 6 to 10 inches rain, possibly up to a foot. so shanghai gets set for about three days straight of heavy rain. we're also watching the remnants of what was tropical storm moving through van. looks like more rain for them too. >> thank you for all of

and taiwan gets its 1st batch of 5 vaccines. it's got high la has a look at the co 19 situation across the asia pacific region needed vaccines arrive in australia's new south wales state as it marks its worst day of the pandemic with a record 1431 new covered 1900 cases and the most deaths in a day at 12, the half a 1000000 pfizer jobs arrived in sydney, the country's largest city. the shipment came from singapore in a swap. arrangement. australia will deliver the same amount back to singapore in december. a similar deal has been struck with the u. k. that will bring $4000000.00 more pfizer vaccines to australia this month. the next fort not is likely to be worth in terms of the number of cases. but as i've said, it's not the number of cases we need to be focusing on, but how many of those cases end up in our intensive cables to hospitals, and how many people we have vaccinated as quickly as possible. more than half of a stillia is under a stay at home order, along with sydney, melbourne in the national capital camera have been

they need to get thor asml, which is the taiwan semi on the island of taiwan in the meantime we're trying to figure out, how do we build boundaries, when i think there's going to be tremendous pushback. an outfit lie global foundry, which makes militarychips in new york, let's say it becomes public, people will say, wait a second why are we giving companies that are all so rich? we're at a stalemate it can only be broken by the military saying we are very worried we are -- that our chp will end up being made by the chinese. that's what they have to do. the military is so tone-deaf on this, it is extraordinary. general mattis talked about taiwan, and said basically, look, the chinese lied to obama immediately, and he used those terms. we all think, you know, don't worry about it, this is really about trade. >> i would argue tillerson had a more hawkish view and thought there would be conflict over taiwan in a decade. >> i was very critical of him at exxon, sure not critical of him as secretary of state. >>> take a listen to what elon musk said. >> there's a lot of chip fabrication plants b

just approaching the northeast section of taiwan. and quite a bit of rain, as the storm has moved from south to north throughout the day. anywhere from 2 to 4 inches. but more is in store, as it moves north and here is the problem, michael. it's going to come to a crawl within the next 24 hours. you see it approaching southeast china. and then, you see it moving a little bit closer to shanghai. but that's the problem. it's going to take two days to get there. and once it gets there, it stops. so, that means that that rain is going to really accumulate. take a look at this forecast of the radar over the next couple of days. and you'll see, it kind of sits and spins right over shanghai. that's not going to be good news because we are talking about anywhere from 200 to 250 millimeters, which is the equivalent of about 10 to 12 inches of rain. so, not a good situation in shanghai. you are looking at rain for the next couple of days. as far as the other storm we have been tracking, well, it dumped over a foot and a half of rain in section

i think taiwan is a part of the equation. that's been a part of the equation since, you know, since -- when president nixon first reached out to china, that's been a part of the discussion. and so you have to understand that there's going to be tension between china and the united states and taiwan and the other neighbors in that theater about what is the long-term future of taiwan. from a military perspective, we have to be concerned about that and ready in case something should go wrong. but the specific capabilities that worry me about china are not the capabilities about the future of taiwan, it's the almost are unprecedented nuclear modernization that is now becoming public. even though, you know, i certainly watched it happen, but you couldn't talk about it. now you see hundreds and hundreds of fixed silos coming in. you can see the commercial imagery that came out in the press over the haas few months. it seems like every couple weeks new pictures of more silos are coming in. and, oh, by the way, there's no limits on w

it's so hard. taiwan received its 1st shipment of the pfizer biotech vaccines this week, 930000 out of 15000000 doses acquired by tech company and a charity. political pressure from china has made it difficult for taiwan to strike deals directly with vaccine companies. basing views self rule taiwan as part of its territory. the recent deal was made with a china base distributor. after months of negotiating scott either al jazeera and the north korean leader kim jong, who has order a tougher restrictions after turning down some vaccines, offered by the us back kovacs program on tuesday units have said north korea proposed its allocation for about 3000000 cinemax shots be sent to severely affected countries instead, some experts believe it may 1 other vaccines, while questioning the effectiveness of sinback and astrazeneca still ahead on al jazeera, we had to put a territory in chile. that's where many indigenous people say it doesn't say long to the space. hold on one, but this go for consumption for a $15000000.00 prize. more enough story a little later in the program. ah . done and du

first, taiwan. it's a key ally of the us and on the front line of tensions between the washington and beijing. and so, has hailed the deal. a spokesperson for the president says: "keeping the indo pacific free and open is notjust important for the security of neighbouring countries like taiwan, it's essential for today's interconnected global economy". another us ally in the region is japan. "the enhancement of security and defence cooperation between the u:s., britain, - and australia is crucial for peace and security in thel indo—pacific region. forjapan, to realise a free and open indo—pacific, - we have made various efforts with the "quad" the u:s., - australia, india , asean, and align with europe. i china though, has other words. its foreign ministry spokesman accused the us of �*outdated cold war mentality�*. this was earlier. the us and uk are about to highly sensitive nuclear powered submarine technology to australia and this once again shows they are using nuclear exports as geopol

the early next week and 2 will bring some problems into were taiwan, enjoy. china stays very unsettled over the next few days. some showers, therefore malaysia and start to see increasing showers indonesia. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. the discover, a world of difference. determination. i'm coming down where we are moving freedom. we saw 16 people, corruption and compassion, the l just 0, world selection of the best films from across our network of channels. oh, a hello again, this is l 0. the years this, i've got us tom's new acting, prime minister says the bloodshed and killings are over in his country. will of us on our current sold al jazeera that he's offering amnesty to those who worked with the us. he was all officials from the past and distractions return and join the new government officials. and he said that more than 120 civilians have been killed in a massacre to cry. and people's liberation front is being accused of carrying out the killings in the hot region that they deny that describing it as a fabricated delegation. oppo

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to strike deals directly with vaccine companies facing views, self rule, taiwan as part of its territory. the recent deal was made with a china based distributor. after months of negotiating, scott either al jazeera mexico's present address. manuel lopez overdose says that he'll answer, cooperation from president bind in dealing with the increasing numbers of people heading to the us border for his days of violence. as mexican national guard tried to break up a caravan of migrants from central america and palo has more from mexico city. these are mexican national guard troops carrying out reeds in southern mexico in the dark and in the pouring rain. the images show agents rounding up migrants and asylum seekers. many of them women and children. those who avoid capture express confusion about what to do next to me. i'm yearly, i was afraid and i had a feeling dismiss, could happen and look, that's why i want to turn myself in because i grabbed my husband and my 2 children . i don't want to go on by myself. the confrontations between asylum seekers and immigration authorities have escalate

tell them areas of taiwan and concerned that's not moving into the south china sea that will gradually run up towards high and, and as we make our way through the latter part of the week into the early part of the we can highlight seeing some flooding rains than early next week and to will bring some problems into were taiwan, enjoy. china stays very unsettled over the next few days. some showers there for malaysia and start to see increasing showers, indonesia. ah. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives funding for decades reviews the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of a dan, it's done on a just oh the me you want to go to 0 mind about top stories. this says it's concerning. some people enough kind of stands interim government on global terrorism watch lists. and you to be in union says the apartments by the taliban are not inclusive and representative on china s

to strike deals directly with vaccine companies. beijing views self rule taiwan as part of its territory. the recent deal was made with a china based distributor. after months of negotiating, scott either al jazeera, one of the therapy is most celebrated thing is alma year, who shitty has died at the age of 80. going to say became popular in the 900 sixty's and was known as the sci fi. and elvis presley installed, influenced modern ethiopian pop music. she had a long history of heart disease and died in hospital in i just have a quick reminder you can catch up any time with all the news recovering on our website out here or dot com ah top stories and 0 fighting has escalated between the taliban and a resistance group in the pantry valley, the region 125 kilometers north of campbell has been the only province to hold out against taliban rule. even though it's now entirely surrounded several 1000.

beijing has said it could invade taiwan if it ever declares itself an independent nation. the catalan leader, carles puigdemont, who tried to declare independence from spain, has been arrested in italy on a spanish arrest warrant — after four years as a fugitive. spain wants to extradite the former president of catalonia, to face charges of rebellion. he has been living in exile in belgium. if you wanyt to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. we continue our series looking what life is like at 50 degrees celcius — a temperture already reached this year in sydney. benjohnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions alongj here have been strengthened, presumably in case i the americans invade. it's no use h

stephen beckett has been to taiwan to look at some other ways electric vehicles could be powered. this is taipei's famous, or perhaps infamous, "scooter waterfall". it is one of the main routes into central taipei for thousands of commuters every way. it is mind—boggling how many mopeds there are here. thousands of them, and theyjust keep on coming. and you know what, you really get a sense ofjust how much pollution these guys are probably causing. this is the same spot a few weeks later, and believe it or not a good chunk of those bikes aren't producing any pollution at all. this is publicity stunt for gogoro, a taiwanese start—up pioneering the uptake of electric scooters in taiwan. everybody is moving into cities and living on top of each other, and the need for adopting electric transportation as a cleaner mode of transportation. but here comes the problem — chicken and egg. without the proper infrastructure nobody will ever adopt a mobility solution that is electric, because charging in these big cities are next to impossible. and this is gogoro's solution to that probl

beijing has said it could invade taiwan if it ever declares itself an independent nation. the british ministry of defence has paid out nearly a million dollars in compensation for civilian deaths in afghanistan. the payments were made over a period of eight years and relate to 289 deaths. the london—based charity, action on armed violence, said some families received more money for loss of property than others did for loss of life. in the latest edition of our global warming series on what life is like at 50 degrees celsius, we focus on australia. climate change has had a devastating impact on the country. last year, sydney measured temperatures of 50 degrees celsius. the country has also been hit by unusually intense bushfires. hanan razek reports. it's been called the black summer. between 2019—2020, a prolonged heat wave caused huge bushfires across large parts of australia. itjust was extremely hot, and everyone was starting to get worried day by day until it happened. india and her family were among those hit by the fires in a rural area of southern australia. com

so i think the biden administration, hashness on taiwan the relating to taiwan to hong kong to uighurs has been more than i think that chinese expected. however i don't think the relationship is going off the is real completely it is a tougher tone biden administration struck because biden administration would like to negotiate something with china, from a greater position of strength than biden administration feels it has today, overly business community is wary what is going on in china because a regulatory clamp down on companies investments made in china might be caught up if you invest in certain companies going affected by clamp down on regulatory situations could be harmful to american investors overall as you suggest market so large 1.4 billion people american companies want to be there hope they stay under radar not afoul of chinese regulators on whole six months to a year before a reasonable relationship between u.s. and china so these things are behind us going to take a little bit of time. maria: hard to stay under radar in this environment with regard to china for sure let

southern parts of japan to that state. centralized china saying a few shares, hong kong lousy, dry taiwan. we'll see a few shots joy your attention to these systems. here we have a tie fern, and shown to that in the open waters that's making its way towards parts of the philippines. selim, areas of taiwan and concerned that's not moving into the south china seas that will gradually run up towards high. now as we make our way through the latter part of the week, into the early part of the, we can highlight seeing some flooding rains than early next week, and to will bring some problems into we're taiwan. enjoy. china stays very unsettled over the next few days. some showers, therefore malaysia and start to see increasing showers. indonesia still had an algebra and independence, a call to action by brazil, as president, as thousands of support and take to the streets and reading up germany's he can make recovery point marco says motor, so it's crucial to countries post and then these plans are not a bad way to navigate the types of facilities look at to tell you more about this on the one s

but clearly this is in response to beijing and it's moves in the south trying to say in issues with taiwan. what's your reaction to those comments by the secretary of stage? everyone knows that there's been a tension about the south trying to see. see would be to be safe in beijing and the country's neighboring area. and this term to get australian law with nuclear power submarines. the 1st time is a very serious attempt to push back and balance power. so balance of power principle, the us felt that the chinese were going all too far in taking care of those islands and expanding somewhere in trying to control that area. and they wanted to make sure the ceiling will be left open and it's very important seminal action. so i think what are the major impact in the whole region also globally, it's going back to the balance of our principal. basically, i know from a chinese perspective, this partnership is a why to counter beijing's grow and influence in the asia pacific region a is this orcus likely to change beijing behavior at all? this is just going back to the colonial area era gunboat dipl

this incursion by chinese fighter jets near taiwan came precisely one day after taiwan applied to be part of the tpp ii, the comprehensive and progressive tpp trade bloc which includes two of the four countries president biden is meeting with right now, australia and japan. what do we glean from all of these news headlines? >> well, chinese intentions are a matter of great debate in washington, as you know, on the one hand, the chinese engage in aggressive, as you say, fighter violations of the zone around taiwan, this idea of 300 new icbms that would focus on us, each one which could have several h bombs on it. there's a whole series of military steps and diplomatic criticism of our country that china's taking. but ray dalio, jamie dimon, you know, you picture a leader in new york, they see a very different china that they want to benefit from. jamie dimon, i think, deserves a lot of credit for his courage. he says we americans have to get used to being number two. we'll be wealthier on a per capita basis. both bide season and trump have said china's not going to surpass america, qu

, a new threat to taiwan overnight. the country's air force warning off more than a dozen chinese aircraft. we will talk with general jack keane when we come back. it's a wishlist on wheels. a choice that requires no explanation. it's where safe and daring seamlessly intersect. it's understated, yet over-delivers. it is truly the mercedes-benz of sports sedans. lease the 2021 c 300 sedan for just $449 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. ♪ ♪ i can turn anyone into a beach bum. i bring families together for a living. i make memories for people i don't know yet. i know this view is too good not to be shared. i am a vrbo host. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. good thursday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, september 23rd. take a look at markets this half hour where once again we are watching a triple digit rally underway this morning. futures indicating a gain of close to 200 points at the start of trading this morning even though we are off of the best levels of

and how that will affect taiwan. so i think this budget request also sends a similar message about japan thinking. although you have to bear in mind that these are just requests at this stage. what happens now is the defense ministry gets into a long discussion with the five ministry and the amount could be beaten down a bit in the end. david: hopefully we can disentangle all that is going on. our bloomberg politics reporter in tokyo, isabel reynolds. we are in the lunch break. the strength in the market, the hundred-day moving average is about 50 in terms of support. here is the set up as we enter the next hour. we are mixed. the benchmark is higher because of what we're seeing in japan, this hawkish stance in prices in australia. something to watch. commodity prices down about 6% down on the iron ore or contract in singapore. gdp numbers out yesterday out of india, the next market to open up. yvonne: yes, a blowout number. still showing that this recovery certainly has been robust. it bodes well for the recovery ah

japan has a vested southern interest in taiwan. how should the u.s. address the calculus of beijing, taipei, and tokyo? richard: certainly, china is interested in increasing its influence throughout the entire western pacific. the small islands are the starting point. i don't think taking on taiwan is, while a goal of china's, it is probably not something the chinese are going to do anytime soon. i think it would be a very disruptive factor in the region. but it certainly is going to exert its influence all around asia, and certainly it is increasing its naval presence not only in east asia, but in southeast asia and in the indian ocean and other parts of the world. so i think china will be restrained on taiwan, but certainly will be exercising its naval influence throughout the entire region. lisa: it seems like there has been a material shift in the tightening of the screws by xi jinping and the entire party. it seems like there's been a shift in terms of how hard they are willing to crackdown on certain sectors. and yet, when we speak with corporat

taiwan -- mutually exclusive, are they not? guest: his agreements definitely allow -- china and taiwan are able to be represented at the wto. these kinds of arrangements have been allowed. we are seeing china come out strongly to say it is not going to tolerate taiwan joining. china has been more forward leaning in trying to isolate taiwan on the international stage, maybe that's not extending into interfering with trade agreements. yvonne: we are still waiting for than those else -- results of the german election. what do you think is in store for beijing? guest: the coalition in germany is going to be pivotal to this. you have possibly the most anti-china party in germany, and possibly going to be the kingmaker on this. you have the left who is much more pro-china. the german public is souring on china, see china as more of a threat, think the eu should be stronger on human rights. i think it's pretty times ahead. rishaad: great to have you on. love to talk about. the olive branch between -- yvonne: potentially, the influenti

it is so hard. >> taiwan received its first shipment of the pfizer biontech vaccine. political pressure from china has made it difficult for taiwan to strike deals directly with companies. beijing real -- feels it rules taiwan as part of its territory and the deal was made with china-based distributor after months of negotiating. >> north korea's leader has ordered tougher coronavirus restrictions after turning down vaccines offered by the you and backed covax program. they were told to increase prevention measures despite the worsening economy and concerns over food security. north korea turned down millions of doses of sinovac and the astrazeneca vaccines. columbus health minister says the new covid variant has spread. the variant which was first identified in january has been closely monitored by the world health organization. lumbee and health organizations say 30% of known cases are known to be the strain. the indigenous maputo people are increasingly out-of-state control. a degen and -- a delegation have taken part in drafting the new constitution. we have more

china sent to taiwan that america will not be there for you. we watched from the baltics, eastern europe. they took advantage of it. america asked opec to produce more oil. they watched how they handled ransomware. the days forward are going to be more difficult. the clear message for us would be peace without freedom is meaningless. but we have to not only came up with inflation but watch what china has done. china has watched how america fought work. after desert storm, we are looking at air superiority. now they build islands. a lie to president obama and said we would not push this through and weaponize them. we watched them use gps. they spent a lot of time and space. we have not landed on the dark side of the moon yet. now they are telling our allies that we want you there for them. people question that. we don't just see allies question it, what about the american men and women who are working in foreign service to say this is what you did when you promised to ask prior you would not leave but you did. it puts doubt in a lot of peoples m

control on that michael, is there an expectation that if there is some sort of major conflict over taiwan or the south trying to say that these units would be deployed in the midst of that think, does any dowse really, if of aging, acted to use force to try and change the status of a warm that america and partners and allies, including his trailer, you would become involved. and that's a matter of national interest and regional security. and i hope that's understood in beijing. in fact, it's these kinds of scenarios that are leading to the some fortunate made to increase military terrance. but i wanted to mention one point about the idea that firstly nuclear submarines is somehow going to be guided technology. i think that's a scenario, but there's no real evidence to show that's the case at this partnership. the failure you as you can, partnership has near term capability. benefits to including in the under see domain which is in error is advantage for pricing. so in the interest of not having miscalculations, i wouldn't on aging thinking that near term additions to take a guilty on happ

it's increasing aggressiveness towards taiwan. and china has not been happy at all with these criticisms, and this relationship had not improved under the current president, under the biden administration. so what we have seen though is this continuing tension and it goes into other areas as well. just this week, we had an incident in the south trying to see where chinese coast guard said that they had to expel a us massage, destroy, which was sailing around the mischief reef in the spotlight islands. territory claimed by china, but it's actually disputed territorial so claimed by chinese neighbors. so these tensions are continuing to bubble in the background. now, tough new rules are being rolled out in the united states for workers who refuse a curb at 19 vaccine. they include mandatory vaccinations or testing for some and disciplinary action for others who don't comply, president, job buttons. republican rivals meanwhile are planning legal action in response. she returns he has more now from washington d. c. d v. my fellow amer

k. china has flown its military jets across taiwan space on the same day. the u. s. battle ship sailed through the taiwan strait for the 9th time this year. china called the move, provocative by ministration is planning the mass deportation of thousands of haitian migrants for board of town in texas. most of the people a staying at a make shift camp under a bridge in del, rio to 0, victoria gate, and be reports. these are some of the more than $10000.00 migrant sleeping on the ground and desperate for food under a bridge in del rio in southern texas. officials on both sides of the us, mexico border say most of the migrants of, from haiti, a more expected to arrive in the coming days. the mayor of del rio has described the situation as beyond surreal, and says the authorities are struggling to cope. the migrants are getting agitated, the board, but you can't keep up with, with feeding. during lunch time, the facilities, the quality of life, the standard of living is all being stretched beyond capabilities. many of the migrant say they've not come directly from hait

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it's ambassador to china following a dispute over taiwan in july. if the, when he became the 1st european union member to allow taiwan to set up an office under its own name rather than chinese type pay, which is often used by other countries basing, we acted angrily by recalling its ambassador john of use self governing taiwan. as part of its territory, ethiopia military says it has stopped and attempted rebel attack targeting the renaissance dam on the blue nile. it happens close to the border with sudan and the c o. p and colonel says troops guarding the area killed 50 fighters, an injured 70, others. if the open government has been fighting rebels in the northern te good region since november, local military officials say the attackers are linked to rebels in t grey. the democratic republic of congo says it once compensation after a diamond mind leak killed at least 12 people. the spill in late july is for to have come from the waste water dam of neighboring angle is largest diamond reserve, the official se polluted a tributary of the congo rive

to strike deals directly with vaccine companies. beijing views self rule taiwan as part of its territory. the recent deal was made with a china based distributor. after months of negotiating got either al jazeera nor korean late a kim jong own has ordered that tough a corona virus restrictions across the country. after turning down some vaccines offered by the us back to co vax program on tuesday units, it said north korea proposed it's allocation of about 3000000 sign a vac shots be sent to severely effective countries. instead, some experts believe the country may want to other vaccines, while questioning the effectiveness of sun evac and astrazeneca. the colombian health ministry has said the new clover 19 strain mew have spread to 43 countries and regions. the very end which was 1st identified in the country in january, is being closely monitored by the world health organization. according to the health industry, 39 percent of the confirmed cases under treatment were infected by the muse strain . experts have want it could be resistant to vaccines. that further study is needed . a pa

to strike deals directly with vaccine companies facing views, self rule, taiwan as part of its territory. the recent deal was made with a china based distributor. after months of negotiating, scott either al jazeera, a pregnant palestinian woman has been released from and is really present after a public outcry. and how to d had been detained since march awaiting trial, and with her baby due next week. she's hoping to avoid returning to prison. that's also been a report from the occupied westbank. the fear of giving birth shackled to a hospital bed without having a loved one to hold her hand filled on her l. d. g. thoughts. while in prison. she is mom to an 18 month old daughter. is expecting to deliver a son next week on thursday, and it's really judge citing the risks of coven 19 put her on house arrest while she awaits trial of humble bond. while i was only thinking about hollywood recovered from giving birth alone with no one by my side, not my husband, no one from my family. those were the hardest moments. play on the top of the l. d . g is charged with a salting it is really settle

southern parts of japan to that state. centralized china saying a few shares, hong kong lousy, dry taiwan. we'll see a few shots joy your attention to these systems. here we have a tie fern and shown to that in the open waters that's making its way towards parts of the philippines. selim, areas of taiwan and concerned that's not moving into the south china seas that will gradually run up towards high. and as we make our way through the latter part of the week, into the early part of the, we can highlight seeing some flooding rains than early next week, and to will bring some problems into we're taiwan. enjoy. china stays very unsettled over the next few days. some showers, therefore malaysia and start to see increasing showers for indonesia. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. up to more than a decade of civil war life remains a challenge. sincerely. we follow the citizens of this war to a nation as they pushed their limits for suffice. risking is sierra leo on al jazeera. oh, the me. hello again. this is alex here. other news, this results from w

and take taiwan. host: our next caller in washington, d.c., independent. caller: i would like to know why is it that we speak of the fact that reference the status we are in now and yet we have a way of making it seem so difficult because you also have to try to put some status on the american side, which i am an american and we are behaving in a manner in which really does not look good if you want to put it in the layman terms and i would like to know, because in what you have said in response to the different comments, i respect that, but i also note that you have very clearly, and i will use just a few because i can say this, china for instance. with china, if we have a lot of people who are privy to what is going on -- i'm 74 years old and have lived in america those 74 years, and i am not a professor of all these different status but it seems that we are kind of trying to admit our mistakes but yet not address them in a manner in which -- president biden -- host: in what way are we admitting our

but our government is blocking that transaction they're worried taiwan will cut them off we should be worried about taiwan being cut off that is why our government needs to start getting serious about building semiconductor foundries as soon as possible. by the way, where are the generals and animals in this stuff? can they be so on tus? i expect this meeting will happen and there will be no change most of the chipdz will continue to be made in taiwan or saouth c korea. i expect them to take over little islands while they try to destabilize die juan's government look what happened in hong kong. this chip shortage will get worse. we'll have no chips or the price of oil will go through the roof. the semiconductor market is not going back to the old normal unless we take action. unless our leaders change course, i don't sigh that happening. they just don't get this seriousness of this situation. washington, it's not about cars. it's about weapons i lukike to say there is alwaysa bull market somewhere. i promise to find it for you case of gabby petito i am shepard smith this is the news o

the entire religion across taiwan is seeing land here. and right now moving to the north and northwest, just about 15 kilometers per hour and it has winds associated with it at 100, or 260 kilometers per hour. now, as it edges toward the coast, so it is interacting with land, it has weakened or decreased in intensity, slightly. it is still at super typhoon intensity. what can we expect? going into the next several days, i think its its closest path to north central sections of taiwan will come about midday or mid afternoon on sunday. and then it enters its way toward shanghai. and keep in mind it is a little different now and showing it a little closer to shanghai, and the impacts here are going to be a little more significant. however, it is going to be weakening, as it moves into the higher latitude, the cooler water, and interaction with land, that will cause it to weaken just a little bit. but nonetheless, very powerful, across this region, and some areas could see 200, 300 millimeters of rainfall, so localized flooding is expected th

taiwan is very benevolent when it comes to manufacturers. if europe was to step up and step in, it will, in some ways, have to deliver the same advantages to fabricators. how do i put competition on one hand and a pickup in chip production on the other in the same bucket? >> you do not. this is about risk management. thus far, we have not adjusted for geopolitical risk. we have only worked along one victor -- vector. the chip industry has managed costs well. it has gone from a heavily manufactured to a lesser print, and even intel has the micro. they have gone to fab light. thus far, we have managed only along one vector, which is cost. scale has gone alongside that. china has been printing electronic assembly. they want advanced logic chip manufacturing. if you want to go and diversify along the lines of geopolitical risk and fragment your supply chain costs, it will suffer. we think that, structurally, costs have to rise. if you diversify your supply team in electronics manufacturing and semiconductor manufacturing, the cost will go up. gu