the senkaku islands are controlled by japan by claimed by china and taiwan. the vessels enter the waters on tuesday night and stayed until just before dawn the next day after conducting drills in the western pacific. they practice inexpecting and seizing suspicious vessels. a senior fleet officer was quoted as saying the islands are an integral part of chinese territory. and it is justifiable for the navy to navigate in the waters around the islands and that there is no cause for criticism. chinese media noted that april 17th is the anniversary of the signing of a treaty ending the japanese war of 18 5. china claims that japan stole the islands near the end of the war.5. china claims that japan stole the islands near the end of the war.95. china claims that japan stole the islands near the end of the war. >>> the flare-up of tension over the senkaku islands has coincided with a flight of fighter jet scrambles. self-defense force pilots took to the air more than 300 times in the past year to respond to chinese activity surpassing the number for russian planes

until the 1980s, taiwan was a single-party authoritarian state. >> in the 1980s, taiwan begins to democratize. however, when marshal law is abolished in 1987, political brawls go on the rise. in addition, taiwan's ruling political party remains the minority in the legislature. >> they still couldn't get their stuff through the legislature because they didn't have a majority of seats. so it's like when you have a republican president and a democratic majority in the u.s. congress. there's always a lot more conflict. >> so is there any hope that taiwan will be able to stabilize its political system in the near future, rendering these fights a thing of the past? >> i'm pretty confident that taiwan will develop some mechanisms for smoothing over the worst and most violent of these legislative conflicts. >> but until then grab some popcorn, sit back, and enjoy the show. and you don't have to look far from taiwan to find more political punch-outs. >> if you want to be a politician in korea, a black belt in tae kwon do may not be a bad thing to have. >> fights are so common in south korea's parliame

after some discussion we agreed to send two carrier battle groups to taiwan. within an hour the president had approved our recommendation and before the day was over, though carrier battle groups were underway steaming to taiwan. at a press conference the next day, i was asked would i not fear this would lead to military clash with china. i said, i was not concerned of that. and when asked why, i said, i think, well, because we have the best damn navy in the world. this was not an extravagant or hyper bolic statement t. was simply a statement of fact. it was a fact that not only i knew. it was a fact which other nations understood. even one carrier battle group had more military fire power than any other nation's entire navy, and we had two of them on the way to taiwan. so, i was confident that no one was going to challenge the fleet that we were sending there. this -- and in fact, they did not challenge it even before our two carrier battle ships arrived in taiwan, the crisis was over and the maneuvers had been subsided. this positive result was possible beca

. >>> negotiators from taiwan and japan have found some common ground. they've announced an agreement on fishing near a disputed group of islands. >>> the operators of the fukushima daiichi plant are trying to get a contamination problem under control. they're building more storage to keep radioactive water from getting into the soil. >>> welcome to nhk world "newsline." >>> south korean defense officials say north korea is ready to fire a ballistic missile from its eastern coast. officials are preparing for various scenarios. they say the north could fire a single missile or launch several at once. north korean forces moved what appear to be a mid range musudan missile to the coast last week. south korean and u.s. forces have been on high alert ever since. south korean official says the missile could be fired east towards the sea of japan or south to the pacific. >> translator: we're not taking any chances. north korea has test-fired missiles at dawn to surprise us in the past so we are monitoring them 24 hours a day with the united states. >> governmen

. >> the drill is the largest annual exercise in taiwan. it simulates a response to a landing by chinese troops. landing missiles hit dummy targets at sea and soldiers pirate at a simulated chinese enemy, baring their attempted advance. china has considered taiwan a rogue state ever since it split from the mainland in 1949. relations between the two are at their best in years. perhaps something of a relief to diplomats with tensions high elsewhere in east asia. al jazeera reporting. >> in eastern uganda cometary has introduced motorbike ambulances to reach patients in remote areas. lives are being saved as people are brought in for treatment cheaply and quickly. now this report. >> martin is an ambulance driver with a difference. someone is in trouble. his ambulance is a motorbike. on the dirt roads in the rural areas, two wheels are better than four. at this clinic in a remote village, this baby and child is suffering from severe malaria. they could not treat him here, so they call the ambulance to take him to a bigger health center. >> i

the islands are controlled by japan but claimed by china and taiwan. burns stressed both sides should discuss the matter calmly to avoid inflaming tensions. burns says the u.s. does not take a position on the sovereigntissue but acknowledged that the isnds are adnistered bjapa >> we call upon all parties to deal with this issue in an exclusively peaceful manner, to avoid actions which might risk miscalculations or risk rising tensions. it is very important to deal with this issue in a calm and constructive manner. >> burns also mentioned a recent series of talks between u.s. senior officials and chinese leaders. he said his country will strengthen ties with china through diplomatic and military routes and that u.s.-china relaons are very importantor creang provocation by north korea. >>> asia wants to have an eu style economic community. leaders have begun talkings on forming a single market by 2015. the two-day summit began on wednesday. the prime minister welcomed the leaders at a banquet. the agenda is likely to include a plan to liberalize investme

the associate is the liaison office for taiwan. the agreement will expand the rights of taiwanese fisherman. >> we did not touch on the territorial rights on the island this is time. but i hope to discuss the issue in the future. >> some in eye juan argue that the fishing agreement came in exchange for territorial claims. it allows taiwanese vessels to operate in japanese zones near the senkaku islands. >>> a japanese lower house committee has unanimously approved a bill to lift the current ban on internet political campaigns starting with the upper house election this summer. the committee endorsed the bill on thursday after making some revisions. the original version he was jointly submitted by the ruling liberal democratic party. its coalition partner and the japanese restoration party. the plan allows candidates and campaign staff to canvas voters during the campaign period through web pages and social media networks. however, to limits e-mail campaigns to candidates. it's expected to be approved at the lower house on friday an

the islands are controlled by japan but claimed by china and taiwan. burns stressed both sides should discuss the matter calmly to avoid inflaming tensions. burns says the u.s. does not take a position on the sovereignty issue but acknowledged that the islands >> we call upon all parties to deal with this issue in an exclusively peaceful manner, to avoid actions which might risk miscalculations or risk rising tensions. it is very important to deal with this issue in a calm and constructive manner. >> burns also mentioned a recent series of talks between u.s. senior officials and chinese leaders. he said his country will strengthen ties with china through diplomatic and military routes and that u.s.-china relations are very important for global peace and stability amid increasing provocation by north korea. >>> asia wants to have an eu style economic community. leaders have begun talkings on forming a single market by 2015. the two-day summit began on wednesday. the prime minister welcomed the leaders at a banquet. the agenda is likely to include a plan

they said they could not rule out the use of force to end taiwan's independence. diplomatic sources say the chinese may be describing the senkaku islands the same way to show how seriously they take the dispute. >>> japanese officials say a meeting of finance ministers from japan, china, and south korea has been cancelled. they say the chair country china made the decision because no major theme for this year's meeting had been chosen. the finance ministers of the three countries have met almost every year since 2000 on the sidelines of a meeting of the asian development bank. this year's ministerial gathering was scheduled for next friday in delhi, india. it would have been a meeting of the three countries for the first time since prime minister abe took office in december. observers cite several reasons for the abrupt cancellation. one of them is the dispute between tokyo and beijing over the senkaku islands in the east china sea. another is the recent visit by japanese ministers to a shrine that honors the country's war dead, including several convicted war cri

>>> health authorities in taiwan say they've detected a case of a new strain of bird flu. it's the first time the h7n9 virus has been found in people outside mainland china. >>> firefighters, soldiers and residents are searching for survivors of a building collapse in bangladesh. more than 70 people are dead. >>> and u.s. aviation authorities discuss problems with the boeing 787 at hearings in washington. they say they understand why the plane's batteries failed, but they don't know the exact cause. >>> welcome to nhk world "newsline." health authorities across asia have been on guard against the aggressive strain of the bird flu that's spreading in china. now those in taiwan say they've detected the first human infection involving the deadly h7n9 virus. taiwanese public health officials say a 53-year-old man developed the flu after returning from eastern chinese province of jiangsu. he stayed there from march 28 to april 9. officials say after the man returned home he complained of fever and fatigue and was hospitalized a week later. tests showed he had been infected with

that taiwan health minister says that the man is now in serious condition. the questions about this new bird flew far outnumber the answers. the centers for disease control unable at this time to determine whether or not the influenza is being transmitted from human to human or only through contact with sickened birds. an international team of scientists led by the who and the chinese governmentpend five days in china investigating the issues last week and were also unable to determine whether the virus is spreading between people. meanwhile, the centers for disease control confirmed to fox news that they are racing to develop a vaccine, but there are still at least several months between l and the work's completion and caution that mutations found in the virus are leaving them uncertain whether the vaccine now in development will work when they finally have it available. one of the greatest obstacles the scientists are encountering and tracking, the h7m9 virus, the absence of an obvious observable ellis in the bird population itself. fox news international

that taiwan health minister says that the man is now in serious condition. the questions about this new bird flew far outnumber the answers. the centers for disease control unable at this time to determine whether or not the influenza is being transmitted from human to human or only through contact with sickened birds. an international team of scientists led by the who and the chinese government spend five days in china investigating the issues last week and were also unable to determine whether the virus is spreading between people. meanwhile, the centers for disease control confirmed to fox news that they are racing to develop a vaccine, but there are still at least several months between l and the work's completion and caution that mutations found in the virus are leaving them uncertain whether the vaccine now in development will work when they finally have it available. one of the greatest obstacles the scientists are encountering and tracking, the h7m9 virus, the absence of an obvious observable ellis in the bird population itself. fox news internationa

this administration remains committed to the ninth desegregation under the taiwan relationship. on the milton motivations, dod, you know, has repeatedly said it would take to further develop our military to military relationship with china. general dempsey is headed to china and i'm sure this will be a topic of discussion. the value of military to military relations is having those channels and relationship can be helpful if a crisis should emerge or if there is a sensitive issue that emerges. that makes miscalculation less likely if you've had those types of communications and conversations. so what if something dod will continue to pursue an odyssey from the state department perspective we agree with that. >> hi, i'm only today with rollcall. and the president's fy 14 request, and that been zeroed out. i want to ask you for the rationale and going forward, what it might look like with her conference urges the operation. >> we been talking with the pakistanis about the future nature of our security assistance. in one sense, we have delivered a significant amount of equipment un

they're controlled by japan and claimed by china and taiwan. mao met the interchange association in taipei on thursday. it is the liaison office. they say they will expand the rights of taiwanese fisherman. >> we did not touch on the territorial rights to the island this time, but i hope to discuss it in the future. >> some say it game in an agreement with territorial claims. it allows them to operate in part of the exclusive zone. it is a private sector arrangement and it does not touch on the territorial issue. >>> one of the world's top museums closed it's doors on wednesday because of a staff strike. employees of the paris louvre museum says there is not enough being done about the freak and sometimes violent pickpockets. >> i'm very disappointed because i was looking forward to seeing the museum. >> translator: i came here with 51 of my students, and now i don't know what i should do with them. >> the louvre is one of the world's most popular museums welcoming nearly ten million visitors around the world. but pickpocketers sometimes assaul

. >> they have repeatedly used the term core interest to describe taiwan. diplomatic sources say they may be describing the islands the same way to show how seriously they take the dispute. >>> authorities in bangladesh say more than 3300 people are confirmed dead two days after a building that housed garment factories caved in. rescuers are still pulling survivors from the rubble. and workers are demanding to know why the building was allowed to day open. crews moved into a third day of searching through the wreckage of the building near the capital. rescuers have saved more than 2,300 people since the collapse. but it's feared hundreds of others are still in the rubble. operations will continue until at least saturday. garment workers took to the streets to protest, saying the deaths could have been prevented. media reports say the factory's owner insisted that work continue, even though cracks had been discovered in the building. the protesters want the owner, the government and related agencies, as well as factory customers to be held responsible. the b

three and four billion came to taiwan. familiar the money and follow ben. >> guysing thank you very much. the cost of the freedom continues on this place for business. you are watching, fox. >> we draw the line in the sand that we are about america. we are american jobs. i am sick and tired. can you imagine paying the dam crazy countries that we get our oils from instepped of brothers and sister necessary canada. >> a slam bang defense . key stone pipe line. unileaders demanding that the white house stop dragging their feet and create jobs and help a industry that is booming with private money and make the police less dependent on foreign oil. welcome to forbes

three and four billion came to taiwan. familiar the money and follow ben. >> guysing thank you very much. the cost of the freedom continues on this place for business. you are watching, fox. >> we draw the line in the sand that we are about america. we are american jobs. i am sick and tired. can you imagine paying the dam crazy countries that we get ou oils from instepped of brothers and sister necessary canada. >> a slam bang defense . key stone pipe line. unileaders demanding that the white house stop draggg their feet and c jobs and help a industry that is booming with private money and make the police less dependent on foreign oil. welcome toor

he's head of taiwan research at ubs. thank you so much for your time. is tsml delusional or are they right to think they can do well in a market where apple is suffering? >> i think they have an advantage. one is there's probably a certain degree of inventory building as coming through. and on the other hand, i think it is probably gaining a bit of market share. it's an overall perspective, i think it certainly does have its advantages. >> and dow sort of sympathize with the view here that this is now become ago story that's more about the strugglings of apple and those particular suppliers to the country as opposed to the sector at large? >> well, i think in general, i do think that the overall food chain or supply chain in taiwan are still waiting for some type of seasonal build. some of the new product introductions and some of the rebuilds are coming through more in the q3 time frame. in the q1 and q2 quarter, we're not seeing a lot of seasonal pick up. but other than that, i think the food chain checks suggest things are still looking quite muted.

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taiwan. went from private to short. they realized it was hurting their people and it was bad for their business and they wanted universal single pay. >> took soviet union 70 years to breakdown. >> we are not talking about communists. >> you get the last word. look at the cancer death rate in europe verses america. we do much better our coutcomes are much better. >> much worse. >> no. >> thank you. we are out of time. koching up big government gets in the way of me getting answers about questions about my dog. really? the new government rule that will make you feel sorry for your doctor. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. >> does your doctor treating people like you or filling o

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as the government, president carter terminated the mutual defense pact with taiwan. presidents decision on the right to the u.s. citizens to travel abroad. when we were prevent from visiting cuba, that was presidential decision. also revised our immigration policy. when congress failed to pass the dream act to create a path for young immigrants, people brought here as children by their parents, president obama implemented his own dream act when he waived deport indication and said he would grant work permits to young immigrants. now, it's not only -- so presidential powers increase, congress transferred power, presidents act it on their own. so there's been a shift of power. the other part of the piece of the puzzle is the vast expansion of u.s. power generally. the founders lived, the world powers were in europe. now the united states has become the great world power. so presidential power has increased, both because the u.s. powers increased dramatically, and the power that the u.s. government has, has been shifted from congress to the white house. so we no longer

. >> for talking germany, taiwan, and canada. these anecdotes that are put out by some organizations simply don't hold up when we look at the statistics. in fact, there is not a net flow of those crossing the border. the united states. in fact, americans want to get there drugs from the canada side because they're so much less-expensive. john: that is because they freeloads off of our relatively free market system. >> you're correct in one thing. drug companies, for example, the same multinational drug companies, the same product from the same factories that are so low over the world are less expensive in every other of the developed capitalist democracies in the world. half the price in canada, a quarter the price in new zealand. and this whole business, you know, if you actually go to canada, canadian support for system they know what the american system. john: support socialized medicine. >> well, i can really speak to the polls, but i can tell you that it is not just anecdotes. when you have, you know, people that are in char

apple's top contract maker added 6% in hong kong and 2.5% in taiwan. and au optronica added 3.46% today. and roughly 30% of revenue comes from apple also ended in the green. back to you, kelly. >> thanks very much for that. turning our attention to one of the major stories yesterday. fbi and s.e.c. looking into a fate twitter message that sent u.s. markets into a tailspin. this tweet was sent out reporting explosions at the white house injuring president obama. jay carney said the president was fine but within three minutes of the tweet, the dow plunged before recovering. most trading was done by computer programs used by high frequency trading firms. reuters say the move wiped out 1.4 billion from the s&p 500's value. a group called syrian electronic army is claiming responsibility. the group has also taken credit for hacking twitter accounts of bbc and "60 minutes." check your passwords and update your security on twitter. we want to know is twitter to blame or high frequency trading really the issue? we want to know if you trust twitter in your trad

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three and four billion came to taiwan. familiar the money and follow ben. >> guysing thank you very much. the cost of the freedom continues on this place for business. you are watching, fox. >> we draw the line in the sand that we are about america. we are american jobs. i am sick and tired. can you imagine paying the dam crazy countries that we get ou oils from instepped of brothers and sister necessary canada. >> a slam bang defense . key stone pipe line. unileaders demanding that the white house stop draggg their feet and c jobs and help a industry that is booming with private money and make the police less dependent on foreign oil. welcome to forbes on fox. we'll have steverick, and sabrina and bill and morgan and rick. >> are they right? >> they are right it is a no brainer. it is coming by pipe line. i rather has the money go to canada tn venezuela and iran that finance terrorism. why not it? >> rick why not? >> it does my heart good to say the unions are right about something. very special moment. this decision has

the study found imported from taiwan and china, and thailand also caused alarm. >> one of three million cars recalled could be sitting in your driveway, toyota, honda, nissan, mazda, all looking into reports of defective air bags that could inflate improperly sending plastic pieces flying. air bags will be replaced free of charge. >>> sports, shop, beat down. the brave store owner takes matters into his own hands. >>> and a road to somewhere will likely stay that way. what caused the big deal to reshape part of a bay area city to collapse. >>> here's something interesting going so weather wise. each month so far the rainfall has gotten higher and higher. april has had the most rain so far this year. so, do we have any rain in the seven-day forecast? >> i'll have the answer coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, of armed robbers with a basl bat. . >>> a chicago store owner is recovering from a gunshot wound after taking on robbers with a baseball bat. it was all caught on camera on tuesday. he can be seen swinging at the robber as he fired a shot at you him. the 62-year-old continued to fight back ev

. >> for talking germany, taiwan, and canada. these anecdotes that are put out by some organizations simply don't hold up when we look at the statistics. in fact, there is not a net flow of those crossing the border. the united states. in fact, americans want to get there drugs from the canada side because they're so much less-expensive. john: that is because they freeloads off of our relatively free market system. >> you're correct in one thing. drug companies, for example, the same multinational drug companies, the same product from the same factories that are so low over the world are less expensive in every other of the developed capitalist democracies in the world. half the price in canada, a quarter the price in new zealand. and this whole business, you know, if you actually go to canada, canadian support for system. they know what the american system. john: support socialized medicine. >> well, i can really speak to the polls, but i can tell you that it is not just anecdotes. when you have, you know, people that are in cha

chinese because taiwan doesn't exist independently. boom! i didn't know that could do that. north korea, come on north korea, you have to feel bad for the masses over. there you know what north north koreans call the fortunes in fortune cookies? delicious filling. [laughter] that's our show. join us tomorrow night our guest the dolly -- dolly parton. here it is your moment -- ♪ ["daily show" theme song [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight documentary filmmaker. his latest film is called "the central park five." >> the lawyer said we're going to lose this case. we plan to get you a plea deal. >> i remember telling them, you know, you guys can cop out, but if i did something, i would cop out. i would want the least amount o

chinese because taiwan doesn't exist independently. boom! i didn't know that could do that. north korea, come on north korea, you have to feel bad for the masses over. there you know what north north koreans call the fortunes in fortune cookies? delicious filling. [laughter] that's our show. join us tomorrow night our guest the dolly -- dolly parton. here it is your moment -- ♪ ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight documentary filmmaker. his latest film is called "the central park five." >> the lawyer said we're going to lose this case. we plan to get you a plea deal. >> i remember telling them, you know, you guys can cop out, but if i did something, i would cop out. i would want the least amount of time for what i did. if i didn't do anything you can give me the rest of my life in prison. i didn't know what that meant back then but i knew there would be no way i would cop out to something i didn't do. >> jon: please welcome back to the program ken burns. [cheers and applause] so, this is the story of famous central

. >> for talking germany, taiwan, and canada. these anecdotes that are put out by some organizations simply don't hold up when we look at the statistics. in fact, there is not a net flow of those crossing the border. the united states. in fact, americans want to get there drugs from the canada side because they're so much less-expensive. john: that is because they freeloads off of our relatively free market system. >> you're correct in one thing. drug companies, for example, the same multinational drug companies, the same product from the same factories that are so low over the world are less expensive in every other of the developed capalist democracies in the world. half the price in canada, a quarter the price in new zealand. and this whole business, you know, if you actually go to canada, canadian support for system. they know what the american system. john: support socialized medicine. >> well, i can really speak to the polls, but i can tell you that it is not just anecdot. when you have, you know, people that are in charge

. >> for talking germany, taiwan, and cada. these anecdotes that are put out by some organizations simply don't hold up when we look at the statistics. in fact, there is not a net flow of those crossing the border. the united states. in fact, americans want to get there drugs from the canada side because they're so much less-expensive. john: that is because they freeloads off of our relatively free market system. >> you're correct in one thing. drug companies, for example, the same multinational drug companies, the same product from the same factories that are so low over the world are less expensive in every other of the deloped capitalist democracies in the world. half the price in canada, a quarter the price in new zealand. and this whole business, you know, if you actually go to canada, canadian support for system. they know what the amecan system. john: support socialized medicine. >> well, i can really speak to the polls, but i can tell you that it is not just anecdotes. when you have, you know, people that are in charge

. >> for talking germany, taiwan, and canada. these anecdotes that are put out by some organizations simply don't hold up when we look at the statistics. in fact, there is not a net flow of those crossing the border. the united states. in fact, americans want to get there drugs from the canada side because they're so much less-expensive. john: that is because they freeloads off of our relatively free market system. >> you're correct in one thing. drug companies, for example, the same multinational drug companies, the same product from the same factories that are so low over the world are less expensive in every other of the developed capitalist democracies canada, ald. quarter the price in new zealand. and this whole business, you know, if you actually go to canada, canadian support for system. they know what the american system. john: support socialized medicine. >> well, i can really speak to the polls, but i can tell you that it is not just anecdotes. when you have, you know, people that are in charge of the cats fans, people

china and taiwan claim them. the website for china's state oceanianic ocean says they were carrying dozens of japanese lawmakers and the foreign media. shinzo abe says it was extremely regrettable and the issue should be solved through dialogue. >> our relationship with china is one of the the most important bilateral ties that we have. they are inensable. it would be wrong to sever our relationships in all areas. >> abe said the door for dialogue is always open under his administration. >> leaders in seoul have been telling their counterparts in tokyo to address historical issues if they want to move forward. >>> they visited the shrine, that honors the dead including those accused of war crimes. and three cabinet ministers also visited. they say it is natural for them to pay tribute to the souls of those who dedicated their lives to their country. and that it is a domestic and private matter. but south korean leaders consider it wrong. they responded by announcing the cancellation. he was planning to talk with

china and taiwan claim them. they're calling for a quicker response for vessels found in the area without a permit. it will monitor and protect the coe key areas. the defense ministry is planning to install radar systems on the island. ministers also it outlined a three year plan to survey the seabed. they're hoping to use methane deposits as a source of natural gas. they want to start utilizing the resource around 2018. >>> privately published newspapers have returned to myanmar. our bangkok bureau is following the story. >> reporter: new publications are already rolling off the press and many more are expected to follow. they come by a move by the government of mean march to ease censorship. nhk world reports. >> reporter: on monday four privately run newspapers hit newsstands in myanmar's largest city. in the 1960s, myanmar's government imposed publication censorship. because at the time needed to get approval. daily papers were -- citizens are reading the new sources of information. >> translator: newspapers

in the future, otake wants to recruit students in south korea, taiwan and other parts of asia. he believes singapore will be the best place to raise funds when his company is bigger. >> translator: there's no doubt that the japanese market is big enough. but i think singapore has more potential. its markets are, and will continue to be, fast growing. >> these are the type of companies we take a midsize company that have certain technology, special services, that by itself is a world class. so by working together, it's a win-win situation for both the local companies, as well as the japanese company can explore a new business opportunity in the region. >> reporter: the government and the private sector in singapore are working together to attract japanese companies. they hope that japanese technology will help make singapore stand out among exchanges around the world. only time will tell if they are successful. nhk world, singapore. >>> here are the latest market figures. >>> officials at the fukushima daiichi plant say that have found no new leaks of contaminated water. it foll

. >> china, mexico, taiwan, you name it. they are not coming back. the point of book an american autopsy you better look at detroit because that what happens when you run out of money. we're scared to death of what they are doing in washington. printing begun spending not spending. sequestration. get the money together or the kids don't have a future. [ applause ] >> stephen: okay he was brought in as an emergency manager to fix the place. he is not elected. >> he is not elected taking over the books. >> stephen: what is it like to live not in a democracy anymore? >> that's what people say. that's the beef but, look, it's better than living in hell. get the money together. the feds have come in and helped us with the political corruption. >> stephen: is it corrupt? >> the somewhere going toll federal prison. >> stephen: illinois has had governors that go to prison. >> we're not only ones that is right. in san diego. >> stephen: maybe you are not corrupt enough because some of these other cities, hey what the market will bear. you get the government y

chinese because taiwan doesn't exist independently. boom! i didn't know that could do that. north korea, come on north korea, you have to feel bad for the masses over. there you know what north north koreans call the fortunes in fortune cookies? delicious filling. [laughter] that's our show. join us tomorrow night our guest the dolly -- dolly parton. here it is your moment -- ♪ ["daily show" theme song ,x0d [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight documentary filmmaker. his latest film is called "the central park five." >> the lawyer said we're going to lose this case. we plan to get you a plea deal. >> i remember telling them, you know, you guys can cop out, but if i did something, i would cop out. i would want the least amount of time for what i did. if i didn't do anything you can give me the rest of my life in prison. i didn't know what that meant back then but i knew there would be no way i would cop out to something i didn't do. >> jon: please welcome back to the program ken burns. [cheers and applause] so, this is the story of famous central park

chinese because taiwan doesn't exist independently. boom! i didn't know that could do that. north korea, come on north korea, you have to feel bad for the masses over. there you know what north north koreans call the fortunes in fortune cookies? delicious filling. [laughter] that's our show. join us tomorrow night our guest the dolly -- dolly parton. here it is your moment -- ♪ ["daily show" theme song playing] [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight documentary filmmaker. his latest film is called "the central park five." >> the lawyer said we're going to lose this case. we plan to get you a plea deal. >> i remember telling them, you know, you guys can cop out, but if i did something, i would cop out. i would want the least

if you look at many of the countries assisted by us, south korea, thailand, taiwan, they've now become our major trading partners. many of the countries we're helping today will be major trading partners. it's about creating jobs here. it's also about increasing the dividends. at the same time, helping those countries and creating the best partners for us in the future. it is in our national interest. it is about our security. it is about our prosperity. >> thank you both very much. thank you, mr. chairman. >>> let's go to mr. yoho of florida. >> thank you. my question, i guess, coming from the representative of the people of 3rd district. and i appreciate mr. deutsch's comments that it's only 1%. i come from a district that has 85% of the people that said they want to end all foreign aid, period. i've got to sell this to them. i can tell them it's only 1%. what difference does it matter? when i have a mother struggling to send her child to school at a university or they have to pay outh-of-state tuition and says they can't do it and we've got $41 million going to pakistan, it's a hard

china and taiwan claim them. >>> government officials in beijing have accused japan of making trouble over the islands which the chinese called dialou. a new defense ministry white paper refers to territorial disputes and other pacific region but japan is to only country singled out by name. the report says china's military must protect the country's sovereignty and marine interests. it also says naval fleets will develop their ability to carry out mobile operations. chinese warships were in the waters as reportedly part of an exercise. the document is the first defense white paper published since president xi jinping took office. a former navy captain gave us his take on where this new policy is headed under this new generation of leaders. >> the new leaders idea, of course, so they change the structure completely. the feature of the paper must be specific. they criticized japan as making trouble on the issue around the senkaku islands and criticized the united states to adjust their policy in asia-pacific. they introduced the army structure in the second chapter and also the number