first, world bank president jim yong kim. you came back from australia where you were at the g20 finance and central bankers meeting. ebola was a topic. this would have been in your wheel house as head of the world bank. it is specifically in yours because you did a lot of work at infectious diseases and how to stop them in your days before being at the world bank. how do you see the crisis. depending on what you read it sound out of control and that can get bad, and something that we can get under control. >> going back to the g20, one of things that it does is try to prepare for the major shocks, the major down sized risks. the point i made was ebola looks like a major risk and shock for three countries. this could spread. more offer, pandemic diseases in general - we are not as prepared as we need to be to prevent those shocks. we released a study looking at the impact of ebola. we found almost independent of the number of cases is the aversion behaviour, the closing of the ports. it's that behaviour that had the biggest e

. >>> dr jim yong kim warns that the economic fallout from the ebola virus could be catastrophic.tion to heading up the world bank, kim is a doctor and expert in infectious diseases. >> if we don't get on top of it and it spreads to 15 countries, beyond the borders of africa, we

they jim yong kim the indictment is regrettable in terms of freedom of the press and bilateral relations. ki78 said he would convey japan's concern to officials in seoul. tokyo plans to continue excuses with seoul to try to improve relations. officials hope to arrange talks between prime minister shinzo abe and president park in the coming week. >>> the japan newspaper publishers and editors association has also protested the indictment. it said the move threatens freedom of expression and the media in south korea, which is a fundamental principle of a democratic society. >>> a now powerful sigh phoon is headed toward japan. the southern islands are experiencing winds and high waves. meteorologist sayaka mori joins us for the details. sayaka? >> yes, miki. first i want to show you the satellite imagery from space. this is typhoon vongfong. you can see massive cloud with the very clear eye. this was a violent typhoon at the moment. right now, weakened a little bit, but still a very strong typhoon and it's approaching japan. the southwestern islands of the country already feeling lots of r

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what is really important is that jim yong kim, and his leadership. if they are serious about uniification in the future, they would need to convey and persuade to the public, that this is something that the kim family, the history of north korea is required to do - that is part of the trajectory, the legitimacy that could continue in north korea, and on the peninsula. >> a common perception about north korea is that education for young people is akin to indoctrination, that they think of a certain way of thinking and dealing. officials insist that is not the case. teresa bo ha a look in one of the schools. >> at the pyongyang middle school number one, children say they have great hopes for the middle of the country. >> i'm going to be a scientist in the future for my country. a scientist has launched a satellite. and i'm going to follow them. i'm going to lunch. 5, 6, 7 and... >> children coming here are among the best students in the country, and everywhere seems to have the same dreamt. >> one country, only one korea. here our country is divided in

on thursday, world bank president jim yong kim called for increased funding to deal a break in west africa. he spoke at the international monetary fund-royal bank annual meeting in washington, d.c.. this is 25 minutes. thehanks for coming to press conference to open the tiny 14 world bank-imf annual meetings. dr. kim will give a statement and then we will take questions. the 20 14th world bank group-imf annual meetings. 3 topics and then i will take your questions. i've just come from a meeting focused on the ebola epidemic. we had an extremely productive discussion. president conde from guinea with us and president andn johnson sirleaf on video kuroma conference. they made requests as to what they need. could have an enormous impact. the world bank released a new economic impact assessment that said if the epidemic is not quickly contained and if it spreads to neighboring countries , the two-year regional $36ancial impact could reach billion by the end of 2015. one of the things secretary of the department for international development in the u.k., justin -- every pointed out day we do no

. >> world bank president jim yong kim called for increased funding to deal with the ebola outbreak in west africa. he spoke at the international monetary fund-world bank annual meeting thursday in washington, d.c. this is 25 minutes. >> hello, everyone. thanks for coming to the press conference to open the 2014 world bank-imf annual meetings. dr. kim will give a statement and then we will take questions. thank you. >> good morning, everybody. and welcome to the 2014 world bank group-imf annual meetings. i have 3 topics and then i will take your questions. i've just come from a meeting focused on the ebola epidemic. and we had an extremely productive discussion. we had president conde from guinea with us and president johnson sirleaf and president koroma on video conference. they not only addressed us, they made extremely specific requests as to what they need. to focus their response. the crisis, we know could have , an enormous impact. just yesterday, we gained an understanding of the potential economic impact. the world bank released a new economic impact assessment that said if the