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abe also met with the laotian prime minister. he promised financial support to reduce poverty in laos and fund major infrastructure projects. he stressed his country will further strengthen ties with asean. >> translator: asean member nations have become a driving force behind the world's economy and are essential for japan's economic recovery. they are also an important partner in keeping asian waters free, open and stable. >> reporter: government sources say it's significant that the prime minister has visited all ten members of asean. china is rapidly increasing its maritime activities and military presence in regional waters. abe is sending a warning to chinese by saying all nations must follow the rule of law of maritime affairs. prime minister abe has so far visited 25 countries during his first year in office. next year he plans to visit african nations and india. but relations with china and south korea remain a matter of concern. no summit talks have been held with either country since abe came to power last december. go

and we are asking your approval for the ab today. >> i have a question. so. >> i get the concept of putting of transferring the damage up to the second floor. does it necessarily flow that there would be an increased damage on the first floor if you don't, you know, if you stop allowing that? i guess that it does not matter, i guess that it is whether you... >> so if you don't do anything, we have a soft story. >> yeah, i understand. >> and you have damage on the first floor. >> so, my question, and yeah. >> go ahead. >> and excuse me, i think that, what i am trying to get at it is allowing or limiting what you can do on the first floor, if we allowed it, it would not strengthen the first floor and it would shift the damage to the second floor. in addition to not strengthening the first floor any more. >> that is correct. >> i got it now. >> the idea really is, if you could retrofit the whole building, you are better off putting the plywood on the second floor basically. >> i see. >> but the purpose of the ordinance, we are restricting the work to the fir

but the strong stock market stirred by prime minister shinzo abe's abe-nomics boosted securities businesses as well as listing the value of stock holdings. incomes for the first half of fiscal 2013 jumped 83% of mitsubishi and increased some 230% at mizuho. they raised the first year outlook earlier this week. now the renewed forecast at the nation's three largest banking groups have all outperformed analyst expectations. the aggregate net income of the three groups is set to beat that of fiscal 2012 and reach the highest level since the 2008 financial crisis. that's all from nikkei business report. back to you, ross. >> all right, yukako, thanks for that. joining us with his thoughts, david marshall. senior analyst, asia pacific financial in singapore. david, nice to see you. bank results pretty good. how sustainable is it? >> well, not very i think is the short answer. as your correspondent mentioned, the stock market has been very buoyant, so the japanese banks have an equity investment. they've increased in value. lots of brokerage businesses. people buying stocks in investment trust. t

prime minister shinzo abe has urged them to scrap the reactors. he says they should concentrate on dealing with a series of problems including leaks of radioactive water. tepco officials plan to use the two reactors to train workers involved in decommissioning the four damaged units. the utility is already organizing funding for decommissioning reactors 5 and 6. but it's expected to fall short by more than $250 million. if the decision is made during the current fiscal year next march. tepco is allowed to raise power rates to make up the difference. >>> workers at fukushima daiichi are on day three of an operation that's essential to decommissioning the plant. they're removing nuclear fuel from a storage pool in the reactor 4 building. the workers used a crane to lift a container filled with fuel units from the pool. the container called a cask can carry up to 22 units and weighs 91 tons when fully loaded. the crane is equipped with double cables and an earthquake dampening system to prevent the cask from falling. an accident could result in the r

discussion and possible action regarding proposed revisions to administrative bulletins ab-032, site permit processing and ab-084, guidelines for the structural review of continuous tie down systems used to resist over turning of light framed wood shear walls. >> good morning, my name is kirk means and secretary to the committee and we have a couple of administrative bulletins that i have proposed revisions to and they are both semi, minor. we will start with the administrative bulletin, ab-032 which is the site permit the administrative process explanation, there are two sections that were revised and primarily one is the middle, where the section number 6 and in general, we have required our applicants to put their issue site permit prior to them submitting their addenda to keep the open from dragging on and from, and from them, not paying up the fees to a certain stages in the permit process. and so, but there are circumstances where that sight permit cannot be issued in the project needs to go on and we need that flexibility to be able to approve that if there is a good reason fo

but critics say this runs counter to prime minister shinzo abe's reform policies. internet sells of nonprescription drugs have been regarded as a pillar of abe's growth strategy. the president of an online retailer says that removing irrational restrictions should have been one of abe's basic policies. the chief cabinet secretary said the rules were for the safety of consumers. he added that 99.8% of over-the-counter drugs will still be available online. the government will continue promoting deregulation in sectors such as health care, agriculture and electricity. >>> now when people in japan go shopping for appliances they usually do for the big name brands that bring quality and reliability. but there is a price and it's usually a pretty steep one. that's started to change recently as smaller more agile firms aim to make life a little more affordable. nhk has the story. >> reporter: a tokyo electronics store. shoppers used to have two choices. high-end japanese or cheaper foreign brands. recently, a third category has appeared. generic japanese brand. this top o

prime minister shinzo abe is trying to overcome that legacy. in april, he became the first japanese leader to visit moscow in ten years. he met with president vladimir putin and pushed for talks on the islands. >> translator: we have agreed to instruct our foreign ministries to accelerate discussions. we aim to draw up solutions that are acceptable for both sides. >> reporter: the two men have met three times since. abe wants to build trust to create a better climate for negotiations. he believes the so-called two-plus-two talks involving the foreign and defense ministers will help move things along. both sides are aware of the rising military power of china and how that's affecting the balance of power in the region. japan's ties with china have soured over another territorial dispute. abe is hoping that stronger ties with moscow will help keep china in check. the russians, of course, have their own perspectives. my colleague hideo amma travelled from our bureau in moscow to follow the russian ministers. >> i think the russians are positioning

abe says he'll deal with the matter properly by taking into consideration what the resolution says. he says he hopes to coordinate policies with japan's allies, other countries in the region, and international organizations. onodera says china's air zone differs from those established by other countries. onodera says normally a country establishes a zone to deal with unidentified aircraft heading towards its territorial airspace. >> translator: china has stated it could resort to military force. we think this is totally unacceptable. >> onodera's remarks follow a statement by a chinese defense ministry spokesperson who says japan should first withdraw its identification zone over the east china sea. >>> it's late in the game, but another country is trying to join talks for the transpacific partnership. let's get details from ron madison at the business desk. what's the latest? >> pretty late in the game, especially when you consider member nations have been at this for quite a while and are hoping to wrap this up by year's end, but south korean officials say they are interested in j

prime minister shin doe abe is trying to coordinate foreign affairs and defense policies and this is called a japanese version of the u.s. national security council, but the americans have been reluctant to share sensitive information with their japanese allies, so members of the ruling coalition hope that these bills will show that they can control such information. japan has the national public service act, and it already prohibits public servant from sharing secrets. and those who leak classified data face up to one year in prison. but members of the ruling coalition say that for some information, they need stricter regulations. they say this bill will allow them to freely exchange sensitive intelligence with the u.s. and other nations. some members of the oppositions, journalists, writers, and lawyers, are urging the administration to reconsider the plan. the country's lawyers group argues the bill could allow government officials to classify information as a special secret without information, and they say the prospect of a long prison term will intimidate people who try to acce

it was not a -- carr abbing as.was not a recular sales day, it was promoted by the government >> translation: put all the items of sale for people at a fair price. all of them so nothing is left in the stores. enough, enough. >> with this country facing mounting shortages and sky-high inflation, the president sent the military into stores accused of hiking prices. the managers of that chain were arrested and the stores forced to reopen with goods priced at level set by the state. >> this woman welcomes the government's intervention. >> i have been trying to buy a refrigerator. i haven't been able to do so, it's too expensive. what is happening seems like an exaggeration. >> shoppers took the sale a step forward - looting a store closed by the military. while hundreds of people gathered for a process against the government plan in carr abbing as. >> it's a spon tain yaws civil society -- spon tainias fill society gathering. crime and inflation are killing us. >> madurai accuses speculators of trying to sabotage the e

abe says issues on the table will include the realignment of u.s. forces in japan, relations with china, north korea's nuclear programs and territorial disputes. the government panel that discussed the bill added that the new body is to take a leading role in dealing with terrorist attacks and natural disasters. the headquarters of japan's version of the nhc would be located in the cabinet office. abe wants to start with about 60 members from all ministries, mainly from the foreign and the defense ministries and the national police agency. the members would analyze information gathered from various ministry branches. a top government official says the body's aim would be to overcome the sectionalism that currently exists among agencies. this former diplomat who served at the japanese embassies in china and iraq. he explains why government reform is necessary. >> the problem is there are two major ministries in the government which have been briefing the prime minister and chief cabinet independently and separately without adequate coordination befor

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abe met with the eu president and the european commission president in tokyo. they agreed to seek an early conclusion in negotiations to work out an epa deal and strengthen bilateral economic relations. they also agreed to set up a meeting to create rules for the development of outer space. in addition, they reached an agreement to ease tensions in east asia in the midst of china's increased maritime activities. both parties included these points in a joint statement that they released after the talks. >>> chinese vice premier wen wang has welcomed a delegation now visiting beijing. it comes at a time when bilateral ties remain strained. it was the first time in two years that members of the japan/china economic association had met such a high-ranking chinese officials. wang greeted more than 100 japanese company executives at the chinese government central compound. he said that the visit is a sign that japan places emphasis on improving economic relations between the two countries. wang is also in charge of china's economic policies. the japanese group is bel

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there have been signs of improvement in relations since prime minister abe came into power, but russian leaders are demanding japan make concessions. so the russians will try to push for compromises from japan, while promoting dialogues for that new framework. >> reporter: the two sides have gone without a peace treaty for decades. prime minister abe has warned that there's no magic wand to settle the dispute, but he hopes that by talking, they can find some common ground. >>> a south korean court ordered a japanese company to compensate citizens who were sensed to japan as labor in world war ii. this is 68 years after the end of the war. a district court upheld the plaintiff's claims against mitsubishi heavy industries. four former workers and a family member representing deceased relatives are seeking compensation for hard labor at a factory in nagoya. they were brought there in 1944. the court ruled the individuals retained their right to demand redress. it ordered the firm to pay about $140,000 each to the workers and $75,000 to the family member. this is the third such case after t

he said the liberalization of trade investment is a pillar of abe's strategy. kishida told the delegates at the trans-pacific partnership and an economic partnership agreement between japan and europe would offer vast benefits. >>> one of the things people from the eu want as part of the epa is for japan to use the same food certification labels as theirs. they're here to explain how their system works and to showcase their agricultural specialties at the same time. producers showcased a range of foods and drinks protected by a policy that guarantees their quality. the eu issued symbols to certify their place of origin or traditional production process. items on show included fortified wines from portugal's islands and ham from france. >> in europe, the geographical location of products have not been very strict regarding the safety of food, but also a very strict control regarding the originality of products. >> food labeling has become a major issue in japan. several hotels and restaurants have been caught mislabeling items on their menus. some claimed their

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he met with japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, and the two agreed to deepen cooperation in the energy field. abe sees hungary as an attractive market for infrastructure exports, a key pillar in his own growth strategy. hungarian officials plan to build two more nuclear reactors. they are hoping to produce more energy back home. one hungarian company produces machinery used in nuclear power plants. it had ties with manufacturer siemen's, but the german firm is ending their nuclear business as the country shifts away from atomic power. so the machinery maker is aiming to foster ties with japanese businesses. they hope to partner with them and win contracts for hungarian projects. >> translator: we have some products we'd like japanese firms to see. and they have a lot to show us, too. by combining our technologies, we could build new parts for nuclear facilities. >> reporter: japanese firms are also looking to cooperate with hungarian ones in the energy sector. this is the president of a wind power company. hungarian officials are mandated to double their renewable energy output. his co

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different exercise but their knee is not positioned properly, they're leaning back, not engaging their abs. simple drill. stand on your right leg and bring your left leg up. okay, now take your right hand and position it over your head. >> okay. >> close your eyes and elimb nate one of the elements. good. you got good balance. >> you had to grab me. >> most people would be like this because you're not used to that. >> bas you're working your core. >> yes. >> are you working your core on this one also? that's for here to get rid of belly fat. >> exactly. >> and to keep your sides smooth. >> you got it. >> those are tough areas i find love handles creeping in every now and then. >> people do sit-ups and crunches and hundreds and hundreds, ideally they don't engage abdominals. here is the next one we'll target quads and abdoomals. we have a simple cone, take the same leg and bring it up and squat down, pick up the pylon, and then bring it back up again. then brink it down again. that's okay, totally normal. >> it also gets your legs so quads, your sides and legs all at the same time. >> exact

the move comes after former prime minister koizumi called on prime minister shinzo abe to promptly end japan's dependence on nuclear power. koizumi cited difficulties including sites with highly radioactive waste. the new group will include members of ruling coalition partner and the opposition democrats. the members plan to study how other countries manage their radioactive waste. they'll discuss a wide range of other issues including the possibility of developing new technology. they also plan to look into ways to decide where disposal sites will be located. >>> mongolian government officials have released the text of a lecture the president made in north korea. it says no tyranny lasts forever. he spoke at the university in pyongyang. he was there in late october to mark 65 years of diplomatic ties. he said mongolia values fundamental human rights such as freedom of expression and the right to assembly. he said he believes in the power of freedom and that no tyranny lasts forever. a footnote indicates the president was asked not to use the terms "democracy" or "market economy." nort

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they're not engaging their abs. here's a simple drill. stand on your right leg. bring your left leg up. okay. now take your right hand and position it over your head. >> okay. >> close your eyes and eliminate one of the elements. good. good. you've got really good balance. >> you had to grab me. >> most people would be like this because they're not used to that. >> so basically what you're doing here is you're working your core. are you working your core on this one, also? that's for here to get rid of belly fat. >> exactly. >> and to keep your side smooth. >> you got it. >> those are really tough areas. i do find love handles creeping in now and then. >> people do sit-ups and crunches. you know what, they do hundreds and hundreds. but ideally, they don't engage their abdominals. so when you're sitting here doing these exercises, you have no choice. here's the next one. we're going to target quads and also the abdominals. take that same leg, bring it up. what we're going to do is squad down, pick up the pylon and then bring it back up again, and then bring it bac

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>> i think it's too early to say abe-nomics is not working. one is a concerted attempt to end deflation. the other is an attempt to lift real growth in the economy. that's going to take a long time to implement and to see any fruits of. the short-term agenda is all around the bank of japan operating monetary policy to try to end deflation. that's off to a pretty good start. it's a high hurdle to success. >> is it feasible to believe that after 15 years of deflation, japan can finally get out of it? >> every over central bank in the world has a price stability or a 2% inflation target. most of the time, they're successful. and so the bank of japan, in theory, should be able to deliver 2% inflation. the problem in japan has been up until mr. koroda took over in march of this year, the bank itself didn't really believe they could do it. now mr. koroda is saying yes, we can, yes, we will. so this is a real game changer for monetary policy in japan. >> japan is intend on doubling the consumption tax by april next year. do you think it's a good idea

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abed is the founder of the children's theatre center. >> so we are at the north entrance of bethlehemugee camp. >> so this has been here since 1950. >> yes. it started with tents. people were under the tents for about seven years. and later on, the u.n. saw that it was not temporary as it was supposed to be. so they started building what they called shelters. >> first impressions of the camp, there's a remarkable number of kids. >> now it's about 6,000 people. and 2/3 are under 18 years old. so it's a very young population. unfortunately, with the continuing degradation of the political and economic situation, we are in the situation where we have no playgrounds or green spaces any more. >> children play in the streets beneath walls covered in images of martyrs, plane hijackers, political prisoners. 6,000 people, of that number, 66% are under the age of 18. i don't care where that is in the world, that's pretty much a recipe for unruly behavior, i think would be the best. >> well, yes. especially when you don't have any possibilities to evacuate the anger and the stress in a creative

abed is the founder of the children's theatre center. >> so we are at the north entrance of bethlehemng to the refugee camp. >> so this has been here since 1950. >> yes. it started with tents. people were under the tents for about seven years. and later on, the u.n. saw that it was not temporary as it was supposed to be. so they started building what they called shelters. >> first impressions of the camp, there's a remarkable number of kids. >> now it's about 6,000 people. and 2/3 are under 18 years old. so it's a very young population. unfortunately, with the continuing degradation of the political and economic situation, we are in the situation where we have no playgrounds or green spaces any more. >> children play in the streets beneath walls covered in images of martyrs, plane hijackers, political prisoners. 6,000 people, of that number, 66% are under the age of 18. i don't care where that is in the world, that's pretty much a recipe for unruly behavior, i think would be the best. >> well, yes. especially when you don't have any possibilities to evacuate the anger and the stress i

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