ch. with one eye . the and while cantonese line it is wednesday the sixteenth. i'm casting call and she in tokyo ukraine's acting president says government troops have retained control of an airport in the east the recount an attack by pro russian militants with his business to ukrainian special forces to liberate the airfield from a twenty dollars. russian news agencies as for militants who are keen on some local media

but when this is the staff and two more launching full scale operations against the activists. gretchen residences are occupying government buildings in several cities are demanding greater autonomy the government said on monday deadline for them to please. the activists in the city attorney and skin and elsewhere have ignored that's about one thousand protesters gathered in an amount provincial government buildings. the associated press in other news agencies are reporting on the build up in the neighboring province they say one helicopter and more than ten armored vehicles with ukrainian flags are quiet on the outskirts of the city of the zeal. and they say ukrainian soldiers with automatic rifles are inspecting vehicles. white house press secretary j carney said ukrainian leaders have a responsibility to maintain law and order the best way to de escalate the situation is for the armed militants to leave the buildings they see us. i also know that we strongly support the government's

efforts to move forward on constitutional reform on elections. and on the centralization. one man stares from the yule as ukraine russia and the european union will discuss the crisis again on thursday when they meet in geneva. the people on the boston mike the first anniversary of the cities marathon bombing with the family to mourn the victims on. tan. in two thousand five hundred people gathered in central boston on tuesday. when you add to the extent that killed three people and injured more than two hundred sixty two nice cousin jill biden said tears tried to instill fear to change america's values. but he's proud americans did not yield to the coup. priests used ha. refuse to yield to clear. you are lost too

strong. to have the chance and brothers who became american citizens suspected of planting two moms the elder brother was killed in a gunbattle with police while on the run. about a twenty year old johansson idf has pleaded not guilty to twenty seven charges. he's scheduled to go on trial in november. if found guilty he could face the death penalty prosecutors say the dragons embrace islamic extremist beliefs. the thirty six thousand people expected to run in boston and the next monday. grace will have more than ten thousand miners that it did last year. japanese whalers am as the government for permission to be key in our research on sea in the northwest pacific dance class. the international court of justice last month what that program in the arctic ocean does not qualify as scientifically stage. officials of the whaling company flour petition with the college

replace tree and fisheries minister pearson not trashy the first present a model toledo says three crew members quit after the government suspended operations in the anti day he says he feels when police were trying to share shot out of the northwest pacific as well. the minister says the research whaling itself is not benign. he says still think it over carefully. now considering whether to begin research whaling next tuesday as scheduled in the north west pacific area is not covered by the ruling the peta will oversee the crippled cushion and nineteen nuclear plants are under pressure after a series of troubles in the most recent incidents workers' comp to me he wanted water into the bomb building one injected to cool the melted nuclear fuel becomes a highly contaminated. suzanne found it to storage buildings before it's processed. he liked it. our company officials have blamed him for

comics but mr making about two hundred tonnes of water they said on monday that comes should have being part of the use in many a heated the house the representatives say workers will be interviewed if necessary get this last little about the latest problems including why investigation was only started at tea after the incident. a similar case happened in february when more than one hundred tonnes of contaminated water leaks from a tank after valve was left open. officials spoke with about one hundred employees but have yet to find out exactly what happened. local authorities have criticized utility to a series of problems and that failure to pinpoint the causes. i knew. north koreans are celebrating the birthday of the country's founder kim il sung the country considered april

fifteen for the most important day in the year they're holding many special advance of the next several days. korea's state run media see leader team jon klein visited consists on pallets in killing and the body of his grandfather lives in faith that senior military officers accompanied can see the flowers in front of statues of his grandfather and his late father former leader kim jong nam. probably under seattle to scan as the founder of north korea the celebrations and invited and that is my newest kerry as suggested by the country's hereditary to the addition of civilians and soldiers offered flowers and down in front of huge bronze statues of the former leaders and government officials and put up some rainbow and mikey meal teaching all over pillion . some people in south korea on my slippers dev team il sung rather differently. mentors in that and citigroup are the portraits of north korean leaders in seoul. one member

of the group says south korean skewed and north korea for firing ballistic missiles and threatening to carry out the fourth nuclear tests. a former us intelligence chief has welcomed the possibility of the jeep and exercising its right to collective self defense. dennis blair spoke to nhk world into account where served as director of national intelligence he was also the head and the us pacific command. he commented on crime is issued on its push to re interpret the japanese constitution past japanese government had maintained the constitution does not allow the right to try the self defense the restrictions on japanese military. actions related to japan's past and past agreements i think he could be gradually adjusted to redress the new realities the appointed hour the rest of the north korean missile attacks as a key issue in

the state is down. he discussed the possibility of the use of radar and communications systems to intercept north korean weapons launches. from a military point of view. it is very difficult and makes no sense to try to. trying the heat of battle to stay well. japan you can shoot that nestled right. yes it's your passion about one am the houses of the japan's new re enacted state secrecy laws he said before the legislation the us limited information it shed which had a ton of protection could deepen bilateral relations. japanese and south korean politicians are at odds over their different views of history but doesn't this this be a happier more open to cooperation. business people from the two countries toward me and not looking for joint opportunities it once and called and southeast asia

said last month here in hk rochelle he nl reports. his experience with nature as your word. you are a good cause made him one due to the region's most exciting economy. forty this is from different countries. i'm scrambling to get that piece of action. he's a visit from japan south korea are both corporations and keep it. as of the division. he beat his people from the two countries recently predicted the amber to duplicate your teeth. re presenting artists to the front section to finance the state run korea exchange i hear is her cheek robbery it might be possible to develop an oil reserve

facility together. joining hands with south korean banks should bring us a lot of business opportunities. i watched in the south korean and savings rates peaked at its peak. when a new market yet obama twice as many south korean companies operating in yemen as japanese products. south korea there was no warrant for guys is to invest in myanmar last feast of the year. bolivia. korean companies have strong interest in that era were in that sort of plenty and it did end up in this joint funding from japan demo south korea retreat day that jesus had a stream of christians of buzz. they want you to know how good the entire church it would be

and the day was the winner comes to proper day today. i shall. i know. eugene intent was to become law. even if people spent four days together. both sides to go to the critics that. oh well we'll keep on working together to japan and south korean can create create synergies. we'll keep you updated. i believe we need to base its a win win situation by combining each company's strengths. the owner and says hey bob. his interest in the optical market. pack which carried it out here haha. wanting to try this he

said. they seem more reading to cooperate in this round so cute. torquay yet. hp won't get into pm. the shire workers in vietnam has completed the longest cable stayed bridge in south east asia. the new town bridge spans the grand river in the capital knowing it to fifteen hundred meters long at the age to be part of the new route between international and go into the city center is expected to ease traffic congestion the new the bridge was built safely. using the most advanced technology. on that two japanese construction companies to foreign news to build and manage the japanese government's help finance the project. words are still need to hold the surface and install apps they help to open the page in october

population has shrunk for a third straight year the numbers illustrate a shift to an aging society. oh and sixty five or over now make up a quarter of the total. officials with the internal affairs ministry released estimates as of last october the population at about one hundred and twenty seven million down more than two hundred thousand from the year to million the classified as aged fifteen to sixty four. i speak of working age the number of people in that category decreased by more than a million to about seventy nine million the number of people age sixty five or older. i stomped by more than a million to thirty to marry and make up a quarter of the population for the first time since nineteen fifty aged zero to fourteen dropped by more than one hundred and fifty thousand to sixteen point four million in downtown ft thirteen percent

of the total on record while missy efficiency low birthrate and the aging society suggests the population will continue to decline. bank of japan governor hubby spoke on them a kiss to be determined to achieve the central bank's two percent inflation ty gets his chance yet again. the boj will take additionally easing measures if necessary to attain that goal. that made them and minds to reporters after conferring with prime minister on the on tuesday it was their first meeting in four months. soon we will not hesitate to make policy adjustments its domestic and overseas economic conditions make it difficult for us to attain the inflation target was asked today whether they had asked for further stimulus measures to pump more money to the economy. he replied that the prime minister had made no specific request. japanese prime minister on that wants to cut corporate taxes as part of

this that and to stimulate the economy. but his ruling liberal democratic party is urging in the government to exercise caution. ldp towns counties to casino and armagh an intense commission chairman noted that though the commission began discussions on a tax cut plan last month and aims to reach a conclusion ninety nine. no doubt warned that a rate reduction would inevitably lead to drop in state revenue the taxation be lowered only when the government has another source of income to make out for the shortfall notice that the gamma should consider imposing a tax on companies that are now exempt all are eligible for lower rates. japan's corporate taxes than that of around thirty five percent and a much higher than those in other asian countries. on the mike it's an elitist trading on wall street the chief us economist from nowhere at lewis alexander

has the decals. us equity markets were up and down today to close the deposit the dow was up almost ninety points in the nasdaq and the snp were over ten points as we come into the spring the data continues to be next a survey of new york manufacturer's out today that showed current conditions things like new orders and shipments to be relatively weak on the other hand expectations for more positive including for capital spending. what he had become a major speech from jamming on here in new york tomorrow. we aren't expecting her to announce any major shift in policy. there are some important things to look for. in particular we expect her to reiterate that her out with the economy remains quite positive and the tapering is on track. in addition we expected her to her to talk a lot about labor markets. markets have improved in some ways in recent months. the scene say for example vacancy rates come back to normal levels than short term unemployment

has fallen and wages are actually rising in some parts of the economy. on the other hand in other ways labor markets are actually under perform. they were force to space station remains very weak. long term unemployment remains of elevated levels we don't think the fomc is close to raising rates we think yellow signal that tomorrow. we also think that she will signal that they are watching these things very closely. and then when inflation starts to pick up as they expect certain transition to raise rates the new alexander from the morrow. thanks for much for watching. it's an overview of some of the global my kits the eye it is. more me. morning. do

the historians believe the huge a treasure trove of old documents. he did in homes across japan continually an alien artifacts can become nineteen terrorists and potentially lives forever. what man is now trying to save them with the help of some i'm usually content. all japanese documents are written on washy paper made from a mixture of our fiber and water. some are hundreds of years old. passing time and

attractive made them difficult to read. one man has come up with a low tech way to save these important records. a vacuum cleaner the electric blender and loss of patience. these are the tools used by traditional tiny in his mission to preserve the old documents. a former japanese history professor. he has seen many cases of people going away documents because of the restoration costs there are many local families who keep records dating back centuries. often the documents have been left to hold onto a forgotten corner of old store thousands and are badly damaged by the dam or from ice tropics first tiny separates the pages carefully at the dawn of time using a palette knife. and he uses the two tries to remove the circus tour. the next

step is to re pierce the holes where the wash the paper has decayed the cost of glossy paper into small pieces and mixes them up with water and blue in the blender. he pours this blog we don't repeat of the old document. this is where the vacuum cleaner comes into play. water is no doubt tony has praised off one of the documents to soak up the moisture. the washy fibers left on top seal up the holes perfectly. in just three hours the documents have become illegible keeping the costs down is essential. tiny paid less than two thousand dollars to put his equipment together specialist the store would charge ten times as much or more. the idea is that people don't know what to do with their record to a burn them

or throw them out. but as you see it's easy to restore them on your show. one of the documents that tiny saved it turned out to be of very valuable historical record it was a daily record written by a local merchant about one hundred and sixty years. he describes what happened when the region was hit by a significant earthquakes in the document it says the aftershocks continued for four months this fact was on known before the journal is now being kept in the local museum. officials say documents like this often contain vital information about geological week. this isn't an area. the data could be used to plan for future disasters. luke. in the middle of the need to deal with easy to make the book to review the existing planning. safety house and those that we all felt that. tiny wants to get

people to join in his efforts so he's begun organizing workshops on how to reserve all records. the response has been strong for the first session twice as many people applied for the twelve places available. you will be in. i hope to find out more about accounting. no way around downtown. i wonder has great taste a tiny to a motion in the exquisite i believe it our responsibility to pass on our historical records two to three generations. to those documents like these so called vital messages the key is to give to local people and all tiny says all documents are of crucial link to people's local culture and identity. he'll continue his work to preserve that record one page at a time. i know

in it. it's an ethics as it was there with my sushi night good morning people in southern israel either dealing with is stormy weather conditions. what's racist. the morning catherine in the sb had been talking about the unsettled conditions over the balkans in southern italy for quite some time now and it is still ongoing. the other port of tornado tyson as well as large hail storm the size of two centimeters in diameter reported in parts of southern italy greece and in the knee and also saw some funnel clouds in this unstable conditions will likely continue due to the stairs at the moisture from the sentiment a new clashing with the really cool air and this low pressure system is quite active making it for yet again hun sen told the weather conditions adding to the tornados this one the slide scale and very strong winds are going to be in forecast forty is due to depletion of the cold air this dominating much of the eastern half of the continent but very one thousand on the west of this

history with plenty of sunshine across the british trials spot likely to see some really good snowfall across southern germany southern poland. and some of the six central locations all the era. at a major aged twenty six degrees for your time today with partially cloudy skies that average is just around eighteen degrees so that's well above the average range priced at eighteen degrees and london in the can find a nice sixteen for your high on wednesday. now it in the southern hemisphere we go we are still talking about the access ie tap shoes to the severe tropical of cycling of the level of category five which hit the solomon islands and then queensland in on the next i get is new zealand are likely to see this a system combined with another tasmanian no pressure system is going to become a super system targeting the area with envy in their very heavy rainfall significant amounts in honor of the hundred to two hundred mm in the meat is will the possible anywhere across the western coast unlikely to see the cuts that will be

dominating two thirds of the country. so do watch after a stormy week ahead in the latter half of the week this is your fourth test in christchurch auckland and in wellington with breezy conditions are just a severe gale force winds possible on your friday with twenty two decrease we are forecast and in the head of the higher brain will be continuing if your saturday that the system of moons in a southwesterly direction that warren said that pilot at the western coast it will be soon dissipated on your is sunday heading to the baby and not stand the eastern continental ag we go through the stormy conditions will continue across the philippines appeal to the heavy rain is over but the accent tropical storm system which uses to me being paid by fellow pressure system still lingering there so that any additional rainfall could trigger playing in the sides. another rain that has one of the empty river and that's likely to stay there for the next few days spring high pressure system dominates much of northern china

the korean peninsula and japan were also talking about ready to ride quality high and dry air advisors that has stood in for an ep features are the forty seven in the senate acts in human body said it click it makes it even more stressed or scanning carrier top six on with you today. sir leslie pour into a killing only had twenty one degrees are people and doing these beautiful flowers people i doing thirty five thousand tulips and beautiful and many different colors of flowers planted in these rice paddies in the prefecture was planting will begin leader in the air if i were signs last week as temperatures were quite tight i was looking at their peak throughout this month. mack and his extended forecast. i am to noon. i knew. i know

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