but abe didn't approve that idea. he's probably being cautious not wanting to put too much pressure on farmers ahead of the be national elections schedule next month. and experts point out there's not enough deregulation, especially in the labor market. and deregulation made this plan quite conservative. >> given all that, how effective do you think it will be? >> abe is trying to keep his promises by adopting the key performance indicator often used in the business sector. instead changing the goal as soon as he realized you can't achieve it, something we've seen a lot of in this country. government officials said they'll pick up the pace or find other means to respect the target. abenomics has been considered fairly successful in its early stages because it's winning investors back. abe was able to show he can carry out what he said he plans to do. and that includes more public spending and mormon tear easing, as you mentioned. but the market's been shaky in recent weeks. some investors have called into question if

abe's growth strategy. i think people accepted more of the very positive and quick growth policy which will stimulate the japanese economy positively, but mr. abe's cabinet said so many things. but obviously these things are very important. but we are not quite sure when it's going to work to the japanese economy. the third reason is the decision made by bank of japan very recently to not do anything even though there's instability in the japanese bond market. i think by combining by all these factors that made the japanese equity market to fall. obviously the market overjoyed very much by mr. kuroda's shock maybe too much. i think it's reaction to the excitement which we have experienced since the beginning of april. but i'm not very much worried about the japanese economy itself. we can see that the japanese economy -- the actual japanese economy is rather steadily growing by exports and also by private consumption and also by housing. so i think this is the time we see too much excitement of the sentimen

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some weeks before abe became prime minister. abe's promise of huge stimulus majors was all the encouragement he needed. >> he said he was going to print unlimited, that's his word, unlimited amounts of money. any time unlimited amounts of money get thrown out the window, a lot of it is going to go into the stock market. that's usually one of the first places it goes. and it did. >> are rogers made a hefty profit as abenomics pushes prices higher. the rise is abrupt in late may. rogers said the fall was well expected. >> japan is the second or third largest economy in the world. the second largest stock market in the world or the second largest stock market in the world to go up 60% in six months is very strange. it's very unusual. >> in the aftermath, people's enthusiasm for abenomics cooled. critics asked if abe's administration will be good for japan, not just for short-term investors. >> he is not doing anything about immigration or the birth rate. he's not doing anything about many of the things that need to be done in japan

prime minister shinzo abe often faces deadlock when he tries to pass bills. so he wants to have a majority in the upper house so he can push his policies forward. you know, the victory in the tokyo assembly election gets him closer to realizing that goal, i think. >> japanese politicians are playing catch-up when it comes to social media. lawmakers recently lifted a ban on internet campaigning. >> politicians gathered for a crash course this month in online campaigning. up until now candidates were restricted during election periods in making direct appeals to voters. but under the revised election law passed in april, internet campaigning is permitted. >> translator: we want to involve as many people as we can. >> prime minister abe has pushed his ruling liberal democratic party to adopt social networking. ldp members are pouring energy and resources into the new media. this lower house member has one of the largest online followings. he says politicians have no time to waste building an internet presence. >> if you don't have many people reading your blog t

abe's announcement. remember, the key problem in the japanese market has been that super longs have been selling off. another crux of the puzzle might be the china story. growth continues to dominate. we got spooked by the hsbc flash pmi and the final pmi would slip. today, growth stocks continue to slip. there seems to be a lot of concern gripping the steel sector. the extent of the slowdown and a lot of overcapacity seems to be quite pronounced to the extent that the steel industries average profit is only about 7 cents per ton and comments continue to come out even from the top chinelea chinesemaker e bao steel that second and third quarter there needs to be a lot of capacity cuts. how that translates into australia could be interesting given where australia stands and certainly no surprise that the rba kept the door open for easing. but not much reaction in terms of the market or at least the australian dollar at least in the asian session. back to you. >> thanks for that. >>> the sign that the turki

so in viral hate, abe and i do not just show how bad things are on the internet. we don't stop there. we try to explain how each of us can do something, to stand up against internet hate, and our action plan is in our book. what we don't advocate -- and this may be surprising coming from a lawyer -- what we don't advocate is the use of the law to regulate speech, and that's not just because the first amendment puts limits on the regulation of speech. but we offend even where laws are available that control speech, they're largely ineffective and often counterproductive. we understand how in places like germany it is literally unspeakable to deny the holocaust that resulted in the murder of millions and important statement that they holocaust laws there play but as a tool to make a difference in the appearance of hate speech? just doesn't work. in fact, as we explain in the book, enforcement of laws against hate speech make the defendants martyrs among their followers who celebrate and republish the material all over internet, often from the united states where it'

here are the latest market figures. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe is maintaining popularity among his citizens according to a new nhk poll. survey takers interviewed 1,008 people over the weekend. 62% of respondents say they back abe's cabinet. 37% say they prefer the makeup of the cabinet to other alternatives. about one fifth say they have high hopes for the administration's policies. survey takers also ask about his plans to revitalize the economy. more than two-thirds say they approve of the measures he's taken. only 11% feel the economy is recovering. more than half also say they are concerned about the rise of consumer prices. the survey covered the plan to increase per capita income by $15,000 in the next ten years. 13% feel the plan will lead to economic recovery. one-third of respondents say they don't. >>> militants have laumpbled a deadly attack on a nato convoy in pakistan. the vehicles were traveling from afghanistan along continental route that has long been a favorite target of the pakistani taliban and other militants. the attack could have serious implicatio

prime minister abe then met mozambique's president. the leaders agreed on signing an investment pact. this will be japan's first such accord with an african country. abe also had a chance to get a taste of african culture. the police and coast guard have tightened security around the ticad venue. officers set up checkpoints at hotel entrances nearby. and they're on the lookout for suspicious cars or people. up to 1,800 police officers will take part in the security effort each day, along with up to 300 coast guard personnel. >>> japanese government officials hope that they will develop stronger ties with africa which is bursting with potential. japan has fallen behind other nations that have better footholds on the continent. our nhk reporter went to zambia to see how one japanese firm is gaining ground in the mining industry. >> this is changing color to this green. >> reporter: this man has spent much of his career working overseas. he's now the head of hitachi construction machinery, local subsidiary in zambia. his job is to increas

shinzo abe's third arrow fails to hit a bullseye with investors. the nikkei down with a reform plan high on ambition but very low on specifics. the top fed official says it's time for the central bank to re-evaluate its bond-buying program. the comments come as deutsche bank's co-ceo's told cnbc the bank is preparing for the end of qe-3. >> we are going to higher u.s. growth than many of our peers, and as a consequence, we're also calling for an end to the bond-buying program that's happening maybe as soon as the end of 2013, latest fiscal 2014. >>> beijing strikes back to the eu over solar import tax, announcing an antidumping program into european wine. german solar stocks wide as brussels' trade commissioner tells cnbc he's aiming to create a level playing field. >> the equation that we have been making is that if we do not intervene, then the solar industry will disappear in europe. >> and samsung scores a victory in its long-running fight with apple as a key u.s. agency slaps a ban on the import and sale of older iphones and ipads. >>> all rig

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it is the third pillar of prime minister shinzo abe's economic policy following the first two pillars, aggressive monetary easing and flexible fiscal policies. opinions are divided on how the growth plan can lift the economy. nhk world's chie tanaka has more. i >> reporter: cabinet ministers gathered on friday to give final approval on the new economic growth plan. its purpose is to make japanese businesses more competitive and to bolster the country's economy. the plan includes tripling the value of infrastructure exports by 2020 to over $300 billion. it also calls for establishing special economic zones to provide tax incentives and permitting sales of medicine online. abe also wants to promote the export of medical services and technologies to a market worth over $50 billion by 2030. some private firms welcome the new growth plan. japan's the leading manufacturer of medical image equipment is one of them. >> translator: we are looking forward to promoting our high quality medical products with government support. >> reporter: one economist says a growth plan with specific goals bod

prime minister shinzo abe will unveil details to revitalize the japanese economy, the growth plan one of the three pillars of the economic efforts. he repeated his determination. >> translator: i have often been asked how our economic growth plan is different from ones of past governments. in a word, execution. i will take aim and hit all three targets. >> he is calling to fully support procedures to verify the safety and effectiveness of advance technologies. at the moment, hospitals must carry out procedures on their own. he'll also unveil a plan to lift a ban on principle of online sales of over the counter drugs to insure safety. and a plan to create national strategic zones where regulations will be eased drastically, the aim to create cities to promote a business environment like that of new york and london and attract technologies, talent and funds. the government plans to present the draft growth plan to a panel on competitiveness wednesday and hopes to win cabinet approval on june 14th. >>> u.s. markets ended lower tuesday, as investors were concerned about the timing and sca

prime minister shinzo abe will give an opening speech. he'll lay out a plan for the coming five years. the government will contribute $14 billion, private companies the other $18 billion. $6.5 billion will go to infrastructure, such as roads between inland and coastal areas and power transmission lines. the package will include job training in japan for 30,000 african students. they'll get internships at japanese companies. the african economy has been growing by an average of more than 5% a year. delegates will discuss ways to maintain that growth, improve health care and education and foster peace and stability. japanese government officials and business leaders are not the only investors across the world who are trying to increase their presence in the expanding african market. foreign investment mass reached nearly $40 billion in recent years. this has driven much of africa's explosive growth. china is pouring money in as well. it's attracted to the continent's mineral wealth and booming population. but u.n. figures say there is anoth

abe what is the latest on this?> anderson what we are looking for right now is information about who these victims were. we know the numbers. three women were killed. four injured. right now we are trying to and we hope over the course of the day to get portraits for who the women were, what they were doing in the salon, did they work there or appointments and get sense what their lives were before this incident took place. >> anderson: you were one of the first reporters i understand, on the scene. and there was a lot of questions about what was going on at the time. do we know much about the shooter? i know there was a restraining order against him and i've seen pictures with him and guns and things. >> yes, it was interesting. one of the employees of the salon told me in the moments after the shooting took place, we were in a mall parking lot across the street. where you can imagine there was quite a bit of confusion but in talking to this particular employee of the salon she said there had been and police confir

japanese prime minister shinzo abe has announced a plan to invest $1 billion to increase food production, improve education and train security personnel. the delegates are set to adopt the yokohama declaration on this final day. conference. they're expected to commit to improving legal systems and upgrading infrastructure. they want to promote the use of advanced agricultural technology. they're expected to set a target of 6% growth for the agricultural sector. and they want to double rice production within the next five years. >>> people in africa face some of the world's toughest environmental challenges. rising sea levels threaten those along the coast of west africa, an area stretching 4,000 kilometers. senegal leaders are trying to keep the water from eroding their shores. nhk has more from da car. >> reporter: this is what is left of the area. in this area, the waves were so strong that the villagers didn't have any other choice than leaving their house. it used to be a fishing village, home to 700 people. three years ago, waves started hitting the village. there were the highest a

they were also still digesting abe's growth plan. some felt it was not ambitious enough while others were concerned about is viability given japan's huge public debt. reports say the three banks will lower they three year fix housing rate to 0.6%. this may help the businesses of companies and we'll keep track of that. >> thanks for that update. members of an advisory panel to the japanese government unveiled a proposal that will curb the count country's mounting debt but the government has to come up with concrete measures. members of the counsel and economic and fiscal policy urge a reduction of the primary balance deficit by 2015 and to turn the balance into a 2020. the draft also states the government will aim at a steady reduction of debts from 2021. however the proposed steps do not include numerical targets when forming the next fiscal budget. japan's debt is expected to reach $9.5 trillion at the end of the year. the nation's debt is now one of the highest among industrialized countries. the knnumerical targets will become con

before the summit was japanese prime minister abe. they agreed they would work together to produce defense equipment and draw up a pack to share intelligence and improve counter terrorism measures. his colleagues at the summit said they agreed with abe nomices. now we have more on that. good morning. >> good morning, catherine. they said he needed a longer term plan, but physicalar what they are seeing, they are reportive of the prime minister's politics. the leaders said the measures taken by the u.s., eurozone and japan helped reduce risks to the global economy. economic activity and employment in most advanced nations have yet to recover. they also referred to the policies and challenges of certain countries. they said japan's economic growth will be supported by short-term fiscal stimulus and easing and the strategy for boosting sector investments. the leaders said japan will need to compile a medium term plan to improve the fiscal standing. prime minister abe announced other g 8 leaders said japan's economic recovery was positive

prime minister abe is expected to call on countries to work together to solve the syrian crisis. he'll announce $100 million to help jordan deal with the influx of syrian refugees, and they say he'll promise $10 million in humanitarian aid for syrians displaced by the conflict. when it comes to north korea, abe's expected to say the g-8 must send a strong message it will not tolerate the country's nuclear ambitions. officials say he will call for authorities in pyongyang to follow u.n. security council resolutions. >>> the head of the united nations is painting a grim picture of life for children in conflict zones. ban ki-moon says children face unprecedented threats. the u.n. secretary-general releases an annual report on children and armed conflict. the latest says syrian government forces have made children walk in front of them as human shields and it says opposition fighters have forced children to fight alongside of them. the report says armed groups in northern mali have done the same thing, kidnapping boys and using them as soldiers. >> we would like to see parties take t

abe calls on countries to work together to resolve the crisis. he'll announce $100 million to help jordan deal with the influx of syrian refugee, and they say he'll promise $10 million in humanitarian aid for syrians displaced by the conflict. when it comes to north korea, abe's expected to say the g-8 must send a strong message it will not tolerate the country's nuclear ambitions. officials say he will call for authorities in pyongyang to follow u.n. security council resolutions. >>> a group of farmers in the u.s. state of idaho are suing a biotech giant. they say genetically modified wheat developed by monsanto was found in the western state of oregon. no genetically-engineered wheat has been approved for u.s. farming. some imports were suspended after last month's discovery. japan is one of the largest importers of u.s. grain. the idaho farmers say the japanese restrictions are inflicting heavy losses on the u.s. wheat market. they say thousands of farmers have been affected. monsanto representatives told nhk the strain was only found on one f

and 27% of all the clients that we've had come in our door for ab 109 have completed their supervision terms, 80% were successful completion. when you compare that to the parole one year recidivism rate, it's 64% unsuccessful. so, we are looking forward to having our clients out for a year and then doing a two-year measurement also the one and the two-year. in terms of our ab -- our initiative and the budgetary impact, continuing to implement realignment, realignment didn't come and stay static. realignment came and basically the law continues to change with each legislative cycle that we have had since then. we just opened yesterday our community assessment service center. our future includes alternative sentencing program for women and children. it's a major budget initiative. it is ape cornerstone of our sentencing program. ~ it's and included in the 2012 plan to the board, our realignment plan. continuing our evident-based practices implementation, we know what we're doing is working and we are being recognized nationally for our results. continuing to implement the contracts of se

he asked abe to consult u.s. military commanders about the possibility of their using yao airport in osaka prefecture. abe said everyone in the country should consider how to reduce the burden on okinawa. >> translator: the problem will remain unresolved for centuries unless something concrete is done. >> chief cabinet secretary suga welcomed the proposal. he said government leaders will study it. yao mayor said hashimoto had not consulted him. he said no one is sure whether the osprey is safe. >>> japanese leaders have worried for years about the falling birth rate. government officials say the average number of children a japanese woman gives birth to has increased slightly. health ministry officials estimate the fertility rate hit a 16-year high in 2012. the latest figure suggests women are having an average of 1.41 children in japan. that's up 0.02 points from 2011. ministry officials say the rate rose among women in their 30s and 40s. but it declined for women in their 20s. they say the increase does not mea

abe plans to express support for lebanon and jordan. syrian refugees are straining the finances of both countries. >>> taliban fighters have attacked the international airport in afghanistan's capital kabul. security officials say the group was targeting nato-led troops stationed nearby. the officials say seven militants staged the attack from a building about two kilometers from the airport. they fired rockets at international troops based next to the facility. security forces battled the attackers for nearly four hours. authorities say all of the taliban died in the assault. no casualties were reported. >>> the taliban leader issued a statement acknowledging the attack. authorities say the outcome shows that afghan security troopses are improving their capabilities. militants have stepped up their attacks on international forces and organizations ahead of the withdrawal of most coalition troops next year. the violence has killed at least 16 people in the past month. >>> thai police confiscated hundreds of rare and protected animals on

japanese government officials say prime minister shinzo abe will announce aid for syrians displaced by the civil war.

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prime minister abe is trying to bolster the economy by easing regulations. part of that attempt, they're now finalizing an attempt to lift a ban on all online drug sales. it will be a step in the growth strategy that the government will be announcing on wednesday. suga and three ministers discussed the issue on tuesday. officials started considering the plan after the supreme court ruled against the ban of internet sales of over th over the counter drugs. relevant ministers are now working out the final details. >> we honor the spirit of the supreme court's recent ruling. we're doing all we can to set up new rules while paying a great deal of attention to drug safe pi. >>> the plan would exclude medicines that have not fully under got risk evaluation. >>> the biggest computer trade fair is going on in asia. on display is many labtop-tablet hybrids. more than 20 countries are taking part in the exhibition. it is the world's second largest computer trade show. tablets can be used like a notebook, various convertibles have been developed to meet growing demand.

i just want to get your take quickly on abe-nomics, what people are calling abe-nomics. to work? >> well, it's a very ambitious comment that has been made. you know japan has been experiencing stagnation for the last two decade easy. and i think it is very bold. you have to wait and see what is going to happen next. it is too early to come to a conclusion. >> the latest numbers we see is that that push is starting to happen which is part of abe-nomics. what ultimately needs to happen, though, is demand pull inflation, right? that is going to depend on japanese companies investing at home, on them raising wages for workers, as well. is that going to happen? >> in that sense, it is very important for the japanese government to tackle on the structure of the reform agenda. the government has been announcing some of the majors that i think ambitious ones will come. we are looking forward to, you know, reforms of the japanese economy. >> all right. still to come on "worldwide exchange," the chinese premier is visiting president obama. we'll talk u.s./signo relations when we c

shinzo abe gave the final address. >> translator: we pledge our sport for africa. we are committed to promoting the goals that we are determined to accomplish. and we will fulfill those promises. >>> africa, once again, is open for business and our japanese brothers can rest assured that investing in africa will be a very rewarding experience. >>> leaders adopted a pledge called the yokohama declaration. they emphasized infrastructure development, especially in the fields of energy, transport, and water. leaders agreed to improve farms in africa. they set a goal of 6% growth in the agriculture industry. >>> nhk world has been covering the ticad meetings. we got the reaction of the african delegates. >>> japanese officials saw the conference as an opportunity toship their relationship with africa. they want to move from aid to investment. they want to be a key part of the continent's rapid economic growth. on the first day of the conference, prime minister abe announced a $32 billion package. it includes money for both investment and aid. >> we won't only bring natu

facilitated by city boss, abe ruth, ushering in the electric city car. the writing was on the wall. the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a bond measure to create the people's railway. would become a reality three years later. on december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be the nucleus that would host the city. and san francisco gave further incentive to expand the city's network. a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley

abe said these fiscal and growth policies outline the path to recovery. he said the real economy is improving in terms of employment, production and consumption. >> translator: it is important to steadily implement these policies without wavering. >> meanwhile, japan's top business leader has called on abe to make good on his promise to carry out the growth strategy and reduce the budget deficit. >> translator: we'd like the government to create an economic environment that will help japanese companies to win global competition. >> he also said he will continue to press the administration to cut corporate taxes and take other pro-business steps. >>> a next generation passenger jet from european aircraft maker airbus has taken off on its first test flight. the passenger air bus a350 left from the airport in the southern french city on friday. much of the plane including the fuselage and main wing is made of lightweight carbon composites. it's powered by a new advanced engine, which is designed for improved fuel efficiency. it also has more spacious cabins.

abe intends to announce the intention at the g 8 summit in ireland. he promises to send vehicles and power generators. they expect it to be one of the main issues on the g 8 agenda. the japanese government recognizes the opposition has a representative of the syrian people and never before been offered any support. he plans to express support for lebanon and jordan. they are straining the finances of both countries. fighters have attacked the international airport in afghanistan's capital of kabul. security officials say the group was targeting nato-led troops stationed nearby. they were in a building about two clock teres from the airport. they fired rockets based next to the facility. security forces battled the attackers if are nearly four hours. all of the taliban died in the assault. no casualties were reported among civilians or security personnel. the taliban later issued a statement acknowledging the attack. the out come shows that afghan security traps are improving capabilities. militants stepped up attacks on forces and organizations ahead

people should be ab to come into a republican sponsored ton hall meeting and express themselves. >> i've had one and -- >> friday? >> i think it friday afternoon in santa ana. so've doneem >> good. i hope you keep dog them. last time folks got kind of squeezed o of the deal. maybe it will be different this time. reince priebus, thank you. >> it's being called a threat to the world. a super bug with no known cure and kills at aalarming rate.ks >>> turning to a deay new reat that has world health official on alt. the world organizatn confirmed five more cases of middle east represents syndrome, the coronavirus, the sars-like virus is a threat to the entire wod. 27 the 49 confirm cases have resuld in death. joining us to give us perspective on this deadl virus, fox news contributor dr. mark siegel. i've never heard of a vir that has better than a 50% dth rate. you know, this is stunning stuff. what isappening here? >> well, lou, let me walk you through this. >>hat's why you're here. >> it's certainly something we ne to take seriously. any time a new virus emerges and we don't know what the

ab 1199 allows the project to create financing district that captures the state's share of new tax to go toward infrastructure. and ab 418 addresses the site -- the water front site is a patch work of parcels some of which are subject to the public trust and some are not and enables the port to reorganize which parcels are subject to the trust so it's more rationale. just putting the project in pier 70, it's the right side of the map going counter clockwise north of there, the ship repair operated by ba systems, it's a priority to keep that time use if place. the cove parcel west of the ship yard or the ship repair yard, the port is planning a large new water front park currently wrapping up the community process and it will utilize park bonds for its completion. the historic core of historic office and industrial buildings along 20th street, the port as entered into a negotiation with development for the rehabilitation and they're on track to get going on that rehabilitation project the beginning of next year and the hill site south of the historic core, the northern portion is port

and a lot of market players are hoping that policies that were set in motion by prime minister shinzo abes well as the bank of japan actually pan out or play out through the markets. there's a lot of hopes being pinned on that as well. now, specifically shares that i'm going to follow today, i want to focus on softbank and it rose 4% yesterday on news that one of its major rivals in softbank's bid for u.s. telecommunications firm sprint nextel has basically pulled out of the running so we'll continue to watch softbank shares today to see if that continues. >> the dollar gained quite a bit after the fed statement and bernanke's speech. where do we stand right now in tokyo? >> very good point about currencies. the dollar/yen is a big focus and with the dollar surging after the more optimistic stance on the economy by the fed it hit its highest level since june 12th and gained against other currencies. currently 96.47-51 and with the dollar having gained there's pretty good reason for exporters to come in for further buying as bargain hunting continues. let's look at the euro/yen as well, ex

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