a us official has called for japan and south korea to resolve when you dispute through dialogue. it involves the plan to build a monument in memory of the korean man who assassinated a former japanese prime minister in nineteen oh nine. we encourage japan and korea to work together for a top contender for history. in an awful way to dye lot. we believe that strong and constructive relationships between countries in the region promote peace and stability and are in their interests and in the interest of the nanny state saki was referring to a plan to grant us adults have dedicated to the korean national is on june than in the northeastern chinese city apart and that's where he shot and killed the field with me he told the press prime minister of japan who later became the first president general of korea. south korean present auckland and thank china during a meeting which i as a councilor pm gmt in seoul on monday. she said the project is proceeding smoothly. now japan's chief cabinet secretary year she gets the doc said he reckons that descend on tap would be detrimental for jap

the air space overlaps areas claimed by japan, taiwan and south korea. senior government officials from china and south korea talked about the zone in seoul. south korean officials say vice defense minister pick sin ju express regrets that it was set up without prior consultation. his chinese counterpart wang gong jong rejected a request to redraw the zone. the officials say peck told wang that south korea is considering expanding its own air space. they expressed concern that chinese action could increase military tensions in the region he reportedly called for talks among the countries concerned. japan's chief cabinet secretary and the new u.s. ambassador to this country say they'll work closely together on this issue. yoshihide suga said the new zone is dangerous and raises serious concerns. kennedy said in a speech on monday that her country is concerned and will cooperate with japan. he later revealed that self-defense forces have continued routine activities in the zone since china's declaration. >> reporter: japan's self-defense forces have routin

south korea's military staged a drill on friday. it was based on a scenario of another shelling attack by the north on the island. the troops checked their initial response including counterattacks by fighter jets. military officials from the south say they will quickly hit back against any military provocation. the north released a statement on friday. it says south korean president park must learn a painful lesson through her country's shameful defeat. north korean officials say the attack three years ago was confined to the island, but they warn that they'll target the presidential office and all major headquarters if seoul provokes wong yan s pyongyang. >>> merrill newman is 85 years old and served during the korean war. newman was visiting north korea last month as a tourist. he was about to leave the country on a flight to beijing when authoritied reportedly ordered him to get off the plane. american officials are working on the case with their allies in the north korean capital. >> we are working very hard, in particular to o

this represents an opportunity for south korea to initiate route laptop project that north korea through a direct entry and still be within the bay and resented the twenty fourth seed ships. south korea would not directly invest in north korea over participate in projects that the common estate is carrying out what the dirt and trees such as fresh and try again to use infrastructure development that means against your friend business partner would be the purest can't read not south korea. reducing the risks and losses. hall has yet to be here in its joint business projects but ignore it because of its expected the heat here in the pianist. but experts have also expressed some skepticism that doubt is the area such as tents. if north korea were to stick to its nuclear program without demonstrating any changing a habit you. neighboring countries could be reluctant to join south korea in providing economic support to the cat tree a nanny for went into action the us china's state council or yen did fail will visit seoul this weekend for high level strategic concept korea's foreign ministry s

south korea and the us must bolster their alliance. on sunday the andes the merry go rounds of historical issues continue victory in korea japan and china at that as his chief cabinet secretary branded anti japanese independence hero and jungle and has a criminal. the south korean government criticized the offensive remarks while china also chimed in one hand on his lips. korea's foreign minister yang dilshan was quick to speak out. in response to japanese chief cabinet secretary us use as reference to korea's independence fighter and you look at the quantum quilt the line tuesday. mr hughes said such remarks black historical understanding and are unacceptable. i'm stunned and highly prospective leader of the independence movement in korea assassinated the first japanese governor general of korea. he'll call me a toe in nineteen oh nine at the initial stage at japan's thirty five year colonial rule. sold foreign ministry also condemned such as common. he sacrifice his life for a nation's independence and for peace in the region. descri

feeling great and to know how to live in south korea. like you is too high. at the age of eighty s thirty s. then it is focused on task to overcome differences in each team got a shock waves and tides the eye. i know. government health insurance. more to the minute i told mike he. i do. the it can. in ut game children from different backgrounds can contribute to south korean society. they bring stinks that most canadians don't have to take interest national prestige and help the country become a key player in the international community while they rebuild their lives here. i believe they can help to make our country stronger. will has been one of sixteen. officials estimate that the seat on a piece of enchanting come into my show my teeth in some school year by twenty twenty maybe he got wind of change the most homogenous us ideas for the better. i didn't buy any till ard up on time. a severe winter storm is developing in the us army neurologist robert spencer has been following this situation rubber. let's start off first year in the southwestern portions of

it's cheese of the south korea's national intelligence service non indigenous confirmed that over two thousand that is what the message is targeting the operation presidential candidates murder scene in a terse two were posted by twenty two and i as agents before the december election he also said they are currently looking into some twenty six thousand tweets to determine whether the work posted by in his agents as well. prosecutors said last month that former as head of one table and allegedly ordered the agency psychological warfare each team operates a smear campaign against the opposition candidates on twitter postings and give it five thousand comments before the twenty twelve presidential vote the revelation of reinvigorated the main opposite democratic party's offensive against the inner yes it was previously believed. the smear campaign with only limited to web portal sites. jerry game commentary on it into the spy agency in attack where he has colored my date. and i asked you not to the intelligence committee. at the wallsend seven of the twenty two agents in question can th

south korea presses on with mole locally into the hat. then in the fifty ninth minute korean back window hole scores the equalizer it's one to one bed in the eighty sixth minute the reliable until now has one and tobacco than back of the mat and south korea wins the friendly tool was and finally mess and with friday's kb election the first matchup saw i'm at the gc taking on the eq and elephants. katie stayed at the breaker of the np said that it's their own thirty five twenty eight and the fact that by default by the fourth and despite a late push by pt lead the dc on the back of more than ten or sixteen and then gets the win sent the two to sixty nine and looking at the other day he found some fun bears defeated the combo crony eighty three to eighty in overtime. that does for me here the sportscenter this has been stephen ten setback at midnight for the latest in the world of sports. do. a winter has arrived and i hear showers and snow are in the forecast for the weekend that's right pretty itself let's go over tracking down at the wea

three years ago north korea launched an attack on south korea's jumped on the island killing two civilians and two drinks and today on the eve of the third anniversary the south korean not restate the joint not treat training exercise to demonstrate its readiness against any north korean provocations in and then reports from the sky tensions were high on the korean peninsula in november twenty third twenty ten with some produce and artillery rounds were fired all unexpectedly from them or putting south korea's court was not and don't tell killing two civilians and two marines. what the third anniversary o the don't come up that falling on saturday no tears doesn't work on friday along the border to better prepare for future attacks. will members of the army navy air force and marines taking part. underarm ordering from the province would milk the exercises are being held along the border officials after years on the capabilities and readiness to deal with any type of threats from the north. after that point in the fact that we establish a new command post in charge of the northwestern of u

south korea presses on with mole locally into the hat. then in the fifty ninth minute korean back with ozone hole scores the equalizer is one to one bed in the eighty sixth minute the reliable song on this one into the back with an active than that and south korea wins the friendly tool was. and finally mess and with friday's kb lx it the first match ups off and on the gc taking on the eq and elephants. katie stayed at the break early and take that bet that there are thirty five twenty eight and the fact that by default by the fourth and despite a late push by pt lead fiji see him back off more than ten or sixteen and then gets the win sent the two to sixty nine and looking at the other day he found some fun bears defeated the political crony eighty three to eighty in overtime. that does for me here the sportscenter this has been stephen ten setback at midnight for the latest in the world of sports. winter has arrived and i hear showers and snow are in the forecast for the weekend that's right pretty itself let's go over tracking down at

senior government officials from china and south korea. talk about those only in seoul south korean officials say vice defense minister pics on to our pics soon june expressed regret that authorities in beijing said it out without prior consultation. but his chinese counterpart one one jong reportedly project it's a request to redraw the zone when his deputy chief of the general staff of the people's liberation army that this was it packed away and that south korea is considering expanding its older your space. they said the vice defense minister expressed concern that chinese action could increase military intentions of the region. he reportedly called for talks among the countries concerned japan's chief cabinet secretary and the new us ambassador to this country say they will work closely together on this issue. you see this or that old caroline kennedy that the new zone is extremely dangerous in raises serious concerns. kennedy said in a speech on wednesday that her country is also concerned and will cooperate with japan sita said he a

had their choice but to launch missiles in the west sea response to south korea key west village creek exercise that was taking place your good work of maritime border at the time. during a meeting with her senior. a ten day present that made it clear that her that its creation would not ever let any easier pick a cause chaos for conflict in the pantry. she also emphasized that her ministry should would immediately retaliated against any north korean provocations that kenya will never think of staring at such an act again. prime minister tell no one went one step further. the slippery spots comments the ever present quote. it seeks to destroy south korea and aligned with an enemy analysts say for such strong words the nation's top leaders need to demonstrate their commitment to protect south korea's territory into people's lives especially with last saturday a block of purity the first trio began dialing shelling which killed two civilians and tuqiri us you see the controversial comments can be used as a part for the prez central office to further pressure the opposition party says opt

. >>> and south korea hopes a revised education system using information technology will help strengthen the academic abilities of its students. >>> one of the most urgent needs for survivors of typhoon haiyan is access to clean drinking water. over a week after the massive storm made landfall in the philippines, the situation in the disaster zone remains chaotic. almost 1.5 million people have been forced from their homes. 70% of them, about 1.1 million people, have to live out in the open. philippine disaster management officials say they confirmed more than 1,000 deaths on friday alone. this brings the total number of people killed to 3,621. in tacloban, sanitary conditions are getting worse. water stations have been set up at a few locations, and a water truck is operating around the city. but even with those measures, there is still a serious shortage of drinking water. evacuees at a school in central tacloban lined up to try and get something to drink when a water truck arrived for the first time in two days. >>> the relief effort of the philippine government has been criticized as

south korea's special representative for korean peninsula peace and security fears to appeal. us representative for north korea policy glyn davies and the japanese foreign ministry's asian in oceania fears bureau chief jane e t i met in washington on wednesday local time the three reportedly assess the current situation on the korean peninsula and may temper on agreement on the pre conditions needed for the resumption of the long stalled six party nuclear talks. they know to have reaffirmed the need for north korea to first take a solid step that tree and its willingness to kenya to rise before the multilateral dialogue can reopen. north korea continues to call for the non conventional resumption of talks the trilateral meeting comes amid active diplomatic efforts by china to act as a mediator beeen the north and the three allies government sources and scholars say that three sides also share the outcome of the talks between china's new viewpoint men would outweigh and cds last week but are unlikely to accept the blues needed proposal of the preconditions for all sold thirty o

the trials of seniors in south korea. >>> south korea - it is the fastest ageing country in the world. the number of elderly people seeking jobs in the capital has doubled in the past 10 years. in the second of a 3-part series on the world of senior citizens, harry fawcett reports from seoul. >> she may not look it but this woman is 62. 15 years after closing her own cafe she decided to come back to work. as well as earning her money, it's a change from grandchild duty. >> translation: it keeps me feeling young. i meet people and make money. as long as i can, i want to work. >> she is not alone. a job fair in seoul is packed with senior citizens looking for work - each with their own reasons. >> translation: i'm in good shape. do i look like someone over 70? >> >> translation: my son got married. i have a draurnal. i need a job to save face. >> south korea is ageing fasters than any other country. over 65s make up 27%. the government is encouraging employees to employ higher workers. >> the government provide half the salary for the internship and $600 for the first six months >> sout

soo when cole was in south korea. the territorial dispute over the islands known as doctor who in south korea and talk to she made japan is also a source of tension. will talk your way is now in london for a fortnight a site visit london is the second leg of her first european to a sense that said ovulation which was in february. and there really aren't francaise we mentioned earlier she was there she and her french counterpart francois long nets at the least a palace. the two sides agreed to strengthen financial and high tech cooperation to develop new growth engines for their own connolly's buy or sell agreed to remove tariff barriers and other hurdles to try and expand bilateral investments and i spoke about the korean peninsula trust christ as proposed by sol with eyesight is important for the korean peninsula and full regional and international peace and security. what we're going to die across to allow correspondent in india short of a job because the hindu is counting down to the bourne shell this festival but

in south korea, why come to the united states? >> i wanted to see what is opportunities that you have in america, and it was really lucky that my husband, you know, was actually studying in the united states, so for me it was a little bit easier for me to come to the u.s. >> so with engineering degrees which alone set you up very well for a good future, add an mba to this, what are you planning on doing? >> for me, engineer degree actually give me a little bit of an opportunity to get a job, but i also wanted to pursue my career path more geared toward a business [ inaudible ] >> so are you planning on -- are you going to join your wife and start a business here in the united states; is that your plan? >> yes. before i came here i wanted [ inaudible ] encouraging in korea. and now i'm a phd at the university. after the graduation, my plan is to go into a good company like google or facebook, or we are also thinking to start up our own company. >> what is different about doing that here versus staying in south korea and getting you

and south korea hopes of refined education system using information technology will help strengthen the academic ability of students the official death toll from typhoon higher yen has risen sharply one week after the monster storm ripped across the center of the philippines. concerns are mounting over pork hygiene and the risk of disease among hundreds of thousands of survivors try to douse in its reporting for us from manila the prey or need for relief workers for me to get life saving supplies to survivors of the deadly storm. initial response was heavily criticized for being slow enough that day. the actual africa has now started taking even still the confirmed death toll from typhoon high jump by about one thousand on friday to three thousand six hundred twenty one. i was one of million survivors have been forced to bear more than thirty percent of them were somewhat point one million people living without shelter world health organization representative to the philippines killing almost as a faith and growing threat from disney. we are a true suppos the province of south to a rapi

relations between japan and south korea had in the phrase since august two thousand twelve and then south korean president lee milbank visit in the disputed islands known as the pill in south korea and the tacky shiva in japan. pakistani prime minister now lots are way past a riot in the hopman cup to come who had insulted preston honey cause i didn't beat the scots in athens to stop the peace process with a tight bun and energy projects to a duty to chronic pallets off the disc and best countries and this is the shower it's fun to visit since he took off his idea to see a president karzai has been pushing pakistan for help. in talking to the tight bun and access to a tight band the recently released from prison by podcast on the many tiny body gets us all to be based in part to stun a combo has just sold some of us helped to get them to talk. relations between the two countries have been testing an afghani center has often accused pakistan of aiding tight on the disc sheltering across the border fan the us. i know. and any chance to meet people on the edge of dead after police had a call

in south korea, why come to the united states? >> i wanted to see what is opportunities that you have in america, and it was really lucky that my husband, you know, was actually studying in the united states, so for me it was a little bit easier for me to come to the u.s. >> so with engineering degrees which alone set you up very well for a good future, add an mba to doing? >> for me, engineer degree actually give me a little bit of an opportunity to get a job, but i also wanted to pursue my career path more geared toward a business [ inaudible ] >> so are you planning on -- are you going to join your wife and start a business here in the united states; is that your plan? >> yes. before i came here i wanted [ inaudible ] encouraging in korea. and now i'm a phd at the university. after the graduation, my plan is to go into a good company like google or facebook, or we are also thinking to start up our own company. >> what is different about doing that here versus staying in south korea and getting your mba and starting a business?

we've seen other countries in the region japan and south korea have already destroyed china. could this issue become a flashpoint full regional instability the question to ninety as one high in the heavens but those chinese department in vaughan. well i think it already is a flesh toned of instability that i am i've been surprised by the swift and decisive and so japan korea australia and especially to you as wheat in the b fifty two ball moves into the disputed area to clearly demonstrate that they have no intention whatsoever to accept ton of reaching out to schools all islands but since china has declared to sew in chinese eyes. it involves almost to humiliation if it is not able to enforce it and that is the tunes of the song in chinese media. atkins a chinese internet you can almost hear the cry of full wall. she always does his online name going well here in germany more than twenty thousand workers from the european aerospace group the eighty s have taken to the streets to protest against restructuring plan the feet can cost thousands of jokes other a lot of protests t

some covers to sue again i didn't know that as you do in south korea and some actual crimes by so. two explosions have been held outside the us he could out force base in tokyo. residents near the base in western tokyo call the police on thursday to report lost. her two aunts when the synagogues have been awesome to front. police have found several metal pipes pointing at the base and to some three hundred meters away. the police catch them as improvised unknown devices for explosives. the us military has confounded that were no injuries and no damage. there's no impact on the sad days tuesday and is still under investigation it's in the distance have happened six times in a pace that last one was in two thousand and nine. more on the major news stories with just a report its peaceful us at cctv news on twitter and facebook. pillaging cctv news stay with us. it is. six season. steve the only online noted two mortar shelling of the russian embassy in damascus to un security council has strongly condemned the attack on the stage shouting kill the one thousand and one to nine includin

. >> japan and south korea defied china over its new air defense zone, ratcheting up tensions in the area. >> the migrants who died coming to europe. we look at how one man's search for a better life ended in tragedy. >> european union leaders are gathered in the lithuanian capital at this hour for a two- day summit to discuss ties with eastern european countries. >> the agenda is expected to be dominated by the sudden decision to scrap lands for closer integration with the european union. >> the german chancellor said she was willing to resume talks with ukraine and that the door was still open for kia to sign the eu trade pact, but she also said she had no hope that the deal would be sealed at this summit. >> meanwhile in ukraine, pro- european groups continue to protest against the government's decision. >> theocrat opposition leader arrived at the eu summit before the ukrainian president, upstaging him. also a champion boxer, he met the eu commissioner and called on the ukrainian president to sign the proposed pact with the eu. >> we want to leave with european family, with europ

your grand group that east or africa or south korea's democratic order and priests is former north korean leader teenage son's political ideology the accused ian our members for plotting de tailed attacks on major south korean care for men facilities in the event of the knowledge that provocation by the north in response team's defence team said the organization doesn't even exist as its members organizational sense then that activities and clear. be smart but not to say that parts of the teeth reporting that the portly has our members putting such attacks have been distorted mom being transcribed the trial set to resume on thursday afternoon. pointing to the agony. now we turn to an international forum underway here in korea that aims to achieve greater security cooperation in the asia pacific region. top military officials and experts from twenty one nations and for international organizations are here in the capital for twenty thirteen sold the fence dial up her that it was there on the second day of the conference well the east pacific region boasts a high level of economic interdepen

for south korea, the main concern is a lump of rock under sea, which contains resources that south korea lays claim to. that's at the apex of their concerns with china. >> craig, might china reconsider the air defense zone at all, given the pressure from the u.s., japan and korea or do i think they were expecting this reaction? >> well, they've said that this zone is there forever. that's their quote. and they reiterated today to south korea that they have no intention of modifying it. they are - and this point should be known - they are the last country to extend the area defense zone into the east china sea. south korea did it. japan did it and vietnam has its own air defense zone. china is saying, "all we are doing is of national interest in our defense concerns, and what each of the other countries has done." how far it goes to protect the air defense zone is concerning the united states. japan tested that, as did the united states with its b 52 fly over on tuesday. japan sent its military aircraft through the zone and said fail china failed to react to that course of action. they ar

heard time trust is and again from the mouth of south korea's president. she uses it to describe her domestic goals, foreign relationships, and her policy toward pyongyang. her departure for europe, she told the bbc that it is hard to trust the north korean leader, because he did not honor his promises, but that any provocation by pyongyang would carry a huge price tag, and her country would never accept a nuclear-armed north korea. >> we cannot repeat the vicious cycle of the past, where north korea's nuclear threats and provocations were met with and then followed by renewed provocations and threats. otherwise, north korea will continue to further advance its nuclear capability, and will come to a point where this situation will be even harder to crack. we will not be talking about whether north korea should or should not possess nuclear weapons. but their demands will creep to such an extent that they will be calling for arms reduction or arms talks. and it will be more difficult to deal with this issue. >> after decades of failed negotiations and nucle

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the deputy chief of china's people's liberation army wong kwong jordan and south korea's vice defense minister makes them true and the defense strategy dot of the state during this talks with the bike called on china to change the rules surrounding the establishment of this view edit and sewed a request was rejected by china the new edits and still requires that croft all across ministry and civilian group booked a flight plans to china maintain radio contact reply from the light the dispute inquiry's and back trail markings of the mass panic. so this api is easy listening concern not just in the us dollar in japan also in south korea took in a moment ago but also with australia where it's been that of a war of words between john ernest reticence establishment of his own last weekend australian's criticize the movie even some in the chinese ambassador in canberra. beijing responded by calling the street is be a bit irresponsible and mistaken. now australia's foreign minister julie bishop has sout to defuse the row by saying the differences on a noble thought of having ties to australi

. >> sea's workforce is getting -- south korea's workforce is getting older. the number of people finding work has doubled as the ageing population is the fastest going in the world. the second part of our theory on the world of senior citizens, we have this report from seoul. >> she may not look it, but this woman is 62. 15 years after closing her own cafe she decided to come back to work. as well as earning extra money, it's a change from grandchild duty. >> translation: it keeps mee feeling young. i meet people and make money. as long as i can, i want to work. >> she is not alone. a job mall for people over 50s is packed. each has their own reasons. >> translation: i'm in good shape. do i look like someone over 70? >> >> translation: my son was married last month. now i have a daughter-in-law, i need a job to save face. >> south korea is ageing faster than other countries. the over 65 makes up 12% of the country. the government is encouraging employers to hire older workers. >> translation: the government provides half the salary for the first four months o

but officials from japan the us and south korea wanted to concrete progress first south korean senior officials say the north has now agreed on the need to fulfill some requirements. davies plans to learn more from all who visited pyongyang or the year this month. delegates from forty nine countries in ten toys and trying to negotiate call is for fishing and the appellants take and what are the most contentious topic is likely to be the prized blue fin tuna then visit the international commission for the conservation of atlantic ten s had gathered in cape town south africa. the thirty minute time out from japan's fisheries agency is the cherry good times. i just this last year slightly increase the quota for the first time in decades the second point that the group that population in the country. some members including spain i expected to call for another increase average expected to raise doubts about stock numbers the largest consumer of the finnish japanese delegates said they will promise to take the initiative in monitoring and controlling the resorts new home. japan has to contr

it happened that i was in south korea that here and south korea agrees with me. in fact in that culture, it is understood that when we turned 60, we become eggy. it sounds lick eggy that perhaps this is and how they spell it. and this means that we are free to become once again like a child. we are to rid ourselves of our terror especially those that we have collected in the world and turn inward into the life of ease of joy. i loved hearing this. what an affirmation of a feeling. i was already beginning to have. enough of the world. where is the grandchild? where is the christian? and so, i began to prepare myself to withdraw from the world. there i sat finally on a cushion in mexico with a splendid view of a fountain with a perfect soothing backdrop to what i thought would be the next and perhaps final 20 years of my life. unlike my great, great, great grandmother who learned to be -- live to be 125 i figured a p. is doing really well. and then a miracle seemed to be happening. america was about to elect a person of color as its president. my cushion shifted. t

heard time trust is and again from the mouth of south korea's president. she uses it to describe her domestic goals, foreign relationships, and her policy toward pyongyang. her departure for europe, she told the bbc that it is hard to trust the north korean leader, because he did not honor his promises, but that any provocation by pyongyang would carry a huge price tag, and her country would never accept a nuclear-armed north korea. >> we cannot repeat the vicious cycle of the past, where north korea's nuclear threats and provocations were met with and then followed by renewed provocations and threats. otherwise, north korea will continue to further advance its nuclear capability, and will come to a point where this situation will be even harder to crack. we will not be talking about whether north korea should or should not possess nuclear weapons. but their demands will creep to such an extent that they will be calling for arms reduction or arms talks. and it will be more difficult to deal with this issue. >> after decades of failed negotiations and nucle

not even for a single day. >> south korea ranks 33rd out of 34 advanced economies. as its population gets older, improving that provision is going to get all the harder. many more are destined to keep working whether they like it or not. harry faucet, al jazeera, seuol. >> we will tell you about blue zones, home to the healthiest and longest living people in the world. jennifer london explains on monday right here on al jazeera america. and when we come back, egypt prepares for the trial of former president mohammed morsi. >>> the style may be american, but the message is pure cuban >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories. m23 rebels in the democratic republic with congo declared a seats fire. it raises hopes peace talk between the two sides will advance. >>> authorities have filed murder charges against paul samsia for the shooting on friday. the airport has opened all flights. >>> come okay out of a meeting between secretary of state john kerry, an initiative on the crisis on the conference. the plan will be presented to the arab

defence minister has expressed hope that bilateral ties with the south korea will materialize soon. she was ill and then met with south korean lawmakers who was visiting tokyo. they said south korea is that what made it a chance basic values which had the bacon eyes that relations are strained. he said it's important to take every opportunity to promote cooperation. i refer to the twenty eighteen winter olympics. you can count on the. and i think like the summer games in tokyo as an example. the former secretary general of south korea's ruling saturday friday said he's convinced that our biggest attendance and break the deadlock. some don't. instead you can be what they discussed a present that one day he said his balcony and don't want to cooperate in all it is true for nations as soon as possible the elderly parents of a japanese girl abducted by north korean agents are urging the japanese government to find a solution it's being a thirty six c a cinch to make a meal without once kidnapped. you could tell was taken from the ogden city in central japan on nov fifteen to nineteen se

south korea has 1,500 of these traditional markets. now technology is helping with tradition. since may, kim jo nin has become one of the shopkeepers to use a gadget in his 30-year-old grain store. a telecommunications company installed a device for free. it handles everything from credit cards to reward cards and the gathering and analyzing of purchase data. many shops used to be cash only. young shoppers at the market said they prefer to pay by card. customers migrated to large chain stores. some shops in the market were first to close. owners hope this technology will bring them back. young customers are already appearing at kim's store. they can use credit cards and collect points. sales have jumped more than 20%. kwong nin cho runs a rice cake store. he's started using another gadget. when he makes deliveries, he attaches a device to his phone. he can process credit cards anywhere. >> translator: sales at the stores have risen by 10% to 50% since we began providing help. there's been a real rise in customers, particularly housewives in their 30s and 40s. if this project i

as the number of single person households life is in south korea. this is likely to result in more options for single customers not just knowledge but also in other areas of society and not on the euro zone and me. i do. and supercomputer developers in japan are celebrating another global achievement system they built this not only one of the fastest on the planet it's also earned recognition as the greenest. researchers at the tokyo institute of technology and electronics firm in dc created tube of a kfc the system top the list of the five hundred most energy efficient super computers around the world judges said it achieved for the half billion calculations per second for every walk of electricity to mama can seize creators achieve that energy efficiency through innovation in cooling the machines the diverse components of oil rather than using air. it's very significant that our system is not just the past but also recognize as the most energy efficient in the world. analysts say developers must work harder to limit power consumption as they compe

the overlaps that of south korea. we're going to china's latest action must not increase tensions in the region. south korea officials acknowledge that the chinese there to find them about the news sounds today. officials said the chinese still open and south koreans in an area southwest of chan chan and the city planned to discuss the matter with the current account in paint and. i do and. the six full cost of the agreement in kenny found that this tends to be taken over the next six months in their talks on terror on his weekly program he knows greetings to you. last week they are. asks her to suspend its production of uranium of about five percent kerry teeth to prevent the country from having her in the end reached uranium which can be used for nuclear weapons. it also requires a bond to halt the construction of the whole point of the act and to keep it from extracting plutonium which can also be used for tp alaskans. he thinks pope alice miller in it and those who don't have as tensions over the next six months t

you do not mention south korea but tensions between south korea and japan are on the street. in the uk. a period of japan. in the last entry. jesus was sold after more than tension this and that he has been said before the japanese attorneys in the koreans of them. earliest history. and i seasoned the statements by hitchens arriving from japan. selling of milk to make things easier for the asian neighbors japan and the americans. would you say in this case that china is effectively talk itself into a corner and beijing has blinked first. it's a bit of detail because we see with the developments of the weekend but you can see clearly that they are testing options that seem to be a bit of words and see all of his agree a binky mean who would return to the time the real problem he and not to bring anything into despair. i think we have seen a constant loop i try not to mount at baby clothes on. very often to combat boots but never as much but it's bs going on students to think dream whereby you always dreamed it all. i don't think china is in the position was to be in position w

and south korea disagree as well as japan and we look at the region in the center of dispute. >> it could take just one tiny miscalculation or a tiny misunderstanding and these islands could become the center of a large international conflict. to the japanese they are special islands, and the chinese call them something different and thanks to the chinese unilateral introduction to what it calls an air defense identification zone they are the most talked about islands in asia and mix at home have a lot to do with that. >> china, japan and south korea all face domestic issues and want to divert the attention of people to security and diplomatic matters and so these countries want to find another issue to quarrel about. >> reporter: the chinese decision to impose its control over this airspace upset japan and south korea, but it is argued that the u.s.a. is the most annoyed. >> the adiz was originally introduced by the united states following the japanese defeat in the second world war to secure safety of japan. it is an u.s. invention and china is looking to introduce a new order which is

south korea because god has carried on emergency search and rescue. be on hand said the eleven crew members from one of the ships have been rescued while because council working to get the rest of the thirty five crew members from the other ships safely to shore. at least forty air crew members were killed up to two cargo ship sank off china is the skies didn't separate incidents today. rescuers are still searching for the missing twenty three side is the first ship carrying fourteen crew members sank early monday. and the ship was hit by large waves and stormy weather while on route to the north east of the awning province. on sunday evening a second ship carrying twelve crew members suffered engine fire yet in the stormy sea borders and stacked. the chinese state council team the system and a dereliction of duty calls friday's oil pipeline boston the eastern coastal city of qingdao killing fifty five people and leaving the line up is missing. that's according to the preliminary investigation. vista guys has bolted the layout of the oil and drainage

we will talk about finland a little bit later and we talked about south korea and some of the things you found there is will the pole and i want to focus on because poland in some ways at least in my view in reading your book, seemed to be the most surprising success story and in some ways seems to have come the furthest the fastest. so i just wonder what you can tell us about the polish example in particular. as you said poland has been the of a million jokes as we all know and yet this is a country that is outperforming the united states on this exam. what is it that we can learn from poland i guess is what i want you to discuss. >> i'm glad you asked this. this conversation reminds me of how many times i have talked with him over coffee and to remind youth publicly thank you. >> by the way amanda wrote the questions for me to ask and she also brought her on music. [laughter] >> anyway to answer your question poland is interesting because it has a high child poverty rate of 15% which is almost as high as that of the united states. it's also a big country in a confiscated country. h

>> i was born and raised in south korea until i was 11 years old. our family owned a small japanese restaurant is this in south korea. unfortunately, did not really work out. gave up the business and we file bankruptcy and then one year after my mom and dad decided to divorce and ever since then, i grew up with my mom and my older sister, barely surviving our home country in south korea. so my mom decided to move to the united states in 2001 to seek a better life for me and my older sister. ever since then a group like any other american student. i went to public school, spoke english, join many student activities. most importantly, i had a dream to go to college. but during my senior year in high school while i was filling out my college applications, there's a section where it requires citizenship status and social security number and i did not know what to put. i asked my mom about it. that is when she told me everything about our immigration status, that we came here with a tourist visa and she extended it for an additional six months. within 12

look at south korea. in less than a generation, south korea has been transformed from a -- recipient to 1 -- aid recipient to one of the biggest contributors in the world. that kind of sure prosperity today is more important than ever before for the reasons i talked about earlier about young people and their aspirations. we also know in the united states that we are part of something much bigger than buying or selling in hiring and investing. before everyone is a ceo or secretary of state, we are citizens and by virtue of the fact that you are here, i know that you consider yourself citizens of the world. a member our shared responsibility to ensure shared prosperity is one of the most important ways we advance shared security. the secretary of state -- as secretary stay, i have traveled a lot. i do it for a reason. there is no substitute for face to face diplomacy. there is no more reliable way to build trust and ensure interest and values are aligned to close a deal. that is why you come here from all o

south korea's president of the appeal of the plan is obvious and it would be a tangible achievement of a policy, legacy to leave at the end of the term and at this stage the peace park is very much under threat. the president announced the idea in may during the visit to the united states and she seeks to decouple issues like north korea's nuclear program for opportunities to cooperate elsewhere but neither side is used to giving something for nothing and the government said relations would have to improve before progress on the peace park. >> translator: we are not in that situation at the moment. we are under taking various reviews concerning the park and we are engaging in preparation in order to induce international cooperation for that development to take place. >> reporter: policel scientists kim has studied successive times to try. >> translator: there was never a time when it lead to piece and has led the other way around so if it happens at all it would be unprecedented. >> reporter: the village where the farmers live and with the well to do streets was itself the product of 1

south korea's supreme court is set to make its final decision by year end. analysts expect the claims will be upheld. >> translator: we are keeping close contact with relevant japanese firms to deal with this problem. they saw the government stance that they issue individual property rights was resolved in the 1965 agreement. >> south korean government officials have yet to state their position on the series of rulings. >>> populous, prosperous, pushing ahead, china's rise brought it wealth, power and problems. an income gap divide its people. pollution threatens their health and disputed seas strain relations with its neighbors. find out the challenges china faces on "newsline." >>> a top chinese security official has branded a recent deadly vehicle crash near tiananmen square as a terrorist attack, and he says a separatist group calling for independence for the minority uighurs was behind it. a sports utility vehicle went off the road on monday, veered into a crowd of terrorists and crashed and burst into flames. all three people in the suv were killed, al

. >>> senior diplomats from united states, japan and south korea have sat down together in washington. they exchanged views on restarting the six-party talks on north korea's nuclear program and reaffirmed their position that the north's leaders must first make progress toward denuclearization. the participants included glyn davies, the u.s. special representative for north korea policy. joining him there were junichi ihara, chief of the japanese foreign ministry's asian affairs bureau and cho tae-yong of south korea. he's a special representative for peace and security on the korean peninsula. negotiators last met nearly five years ago. north korean officials want to restart the talks but without preconditions. they disagree. they say leaders in pyongyang must first take concrete steps towards ending the nuclear program. china chairs the talks. the country's leaders initially backed the north's position, but officials now say there could be certain conditions. china's top negotiator visited washington last month to present a proposal on the talks. sources say he ander envoys have yet

china calls it a defensive measure after the united states, japan and south korea flew planes through the area. it's over a group of islands. >> it might take only one tiny miscalculation, or one tiny misunderstanding and these islands could be the center of a large international conflict. to the japanese they are the senkakku islands, and the chinese the diaoyu island. thanks to china's introduction of what it calls an air defense identification zone or adiz they are the most talked about islands in asia. politics at home have a lot to do with it. >> translation: china, japan and korea face domestic issues. they want to divert attention. these countries want to find another issue they can quarrel about. >> china's decision to impose control over the air space has upset neighbours japan and south korea. it's been arged that the u.s. is -- argued that it's the u.s. that it most annoyed. >> translation: the adiz was originally introduced by the united states after japan's defeat in the second world war, to secure japan's safety. china is trying to introduce a new order. that's why the u

let's look at what happened in south korea. how much has the trade deficit blown up since we did the deal with south korea? >> why is the obama administration doing this? is labor getting thrown under the bus on this? >> ed, i think there's been for a long time this fallacy in washington that these trade deals create exports. they do create exports. if you look at net exports versus imports, we're continuing to have a deficit. this is driven by the same wall street gang that had driven us over the cliff. with the lowest environmental standards, the lowest wages, the lowest lay bar standards. and they play labor arbitrage. we're predicting that mexico is going to produce 50% of the cars sold in north america in a few more years. the chinese have said that they want to do $100 billion worth of auto part trade with america. if they were to succeed in doing $100 billion of unfairly traded autoparts into america, it would kill the autoparts industry. this is about the future of america. >> there's no doubt. if you had a moment with