that includes $1490 for shopping. >>> japan's prime minister abe and u.s. president obama agreed at their summit talk to work for an early conclusion of a trade pact. experts say they had a chance to end the negotiations between two countries but reaching a broad agreement was not so easy. >> reporter: prime minister abe is visiting the united states hoping to strengthen summit ties. they tried to narrow the gap between the two countries in the tpp negotiations. but they still have homework to do. >> i think u.s. officials were able to make arrangement and it's an area where japan couldn't make any more concessions. so they had to make arrangements domestically for a smooth negotiation but failed to do so. >> reporter: he said the prolonged negotiations could affect the tpp negotiations among 12 countries. >> this could have future impact with other countries as they missed a golden opportunity to send a clear message of the u.s. firm commitment to finalize the tpp negotiation. emerging countries such as malaysia and vietnam may keep or harden their attitud

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>> abe and obama tried to build on their alliance. they want the world to see that they have strong ties. the u.s. is looking to japan to deliver on its promises on defense cooperation and trade negotiations. economic expansion was a focal point of abe's visit. though agreed to new defense cooperation guidelines, and both leaders emphasized that the importance of that deal the new rules boost japan's capability in missile defense and mine sweeping as well as cyber security. the changes come among china's growing assertiveness, which has been causing friction with its neighbors. abe and obama agreed to cooperate with any actions that undermine undermine. abe conveyed his commitments to enabling security legislation that would allow japan to exercise its right to collective self-defense. that means japan can defend closely-related countries, including the u.s. if they come under attack. abe also assured obama that the japanese government supports the plan to relocate a u.s. military air station within the southern prefecture of okinawa.

abe and xi posed for photographs. their meeting is the result of careful negotiations through diplomatic channels. it's the first time they've come together for face to face talks. abe plans to confirm japan and china will improve ties by getting back to pay sicks to a beneficial mutual relationship. chinese president xi addressed the summit and emphasized the importance of north-south cooperation. >> translator: our responsibility of advance countries is to help the growth of developing nations and reduce the north-south divide. >> xi touched on what's been called the new silk robe. he said china will cooperate with countries in asia and africa. >> translator: china will develop land and sea routes connecting asia and europe with relevant countries and work with them to establish the asian infrastructure investment bank. >> in other news across party group of japanese lawmakers has visited yasukuni shrine in tokyo which is holding its spring festival. it honors japan's war dead. those remembered inclued leaders convi

prime minister abe. prime minister abe: thank you for inviting know make an official visit in this commemorative year which marks 70 years after the war. thank you for inviting me and my wife. working together with you as the lincoln memorial, which has witnessed america tread the path of democracy, will be an extraordinary memory to be cherished. we have a dream. that is to create a world abound in peace and prosperity. to realize this common dream japan and the united states will together pave the way towards a new era. i was able to confirm this strong resolve with president obama in this milestone year of 70 years after the war. today we turned a new page in the history of the u.s.-japan alliance, which exceeds half a century. that is, this is a japan-u.s. alliance within the context of the world. japan and the united states are partners who share basic values such as freedom, democracy and basic human rights and the rule of law. the u.s.-japan alliance characterized by the firmness of its bond is no

president obama: prime minister abe, mrs. the japanese delegation, we are truly honored to have you here as great allies and as true friends. welcome to the united states. [applause] >> good morning. prime minister abe: mr. president, mrs. obama, mr. vice president, dr. biden ladies and gentlemen, i thank president obama's warm welcome. two years ago when i visited washington, d.c. it was in february during the cold season of the year. i am honored to be back in this season when we can enjoy the beautiful season south lawn of the white house. and i'd like to express my appreciation for the cordial welcome from our american friends. prime minister abe: this official visit to the united states is a special one for me. since i took office, the top priority of my foreign policy has been to revitalize the alliance between japan and the united states and here in washington, d.c., i had a summit meeting with president obama two years ago. and since then, together with mr. president, we have been addressing issues such as the trans-p

with japanese prime minister shinzo abe at the white house. we'll take you live to the rose garden when that event begins. there's plenty of focus on japan. you have the nikkei at a 15-year high, up 120% since mr. abe took office in 2012. let's kick things off with apple. the world's biggest company by market cap beating on earnings and revenue. raising the dividend, boosting buy-back. giving investors plenty to cheer b. you had the icahn tweet a short time ago. everybody on the desk owns it. pete you're the most recent buyer. doc, you bought it yesterday. what made you get in yesterday? >> just unusual activity. strong activity, it was ahead of the actual opening, strong activity in the premarket, judge. as it popped through 130. held it into the earnings last night. sold some calls today. still own it right now. it's not that i see some extraordinary upside from here. but basically i just own it out until next friday, judge. i have a rental on this one. >> don is so late to this trade -- >> i've been in and out of it a million times. >> it's

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but abe has concerns over the aiib's management among other things. he expressed readiness to hold working-level talks. xi reports that the aiib has gained international support and he is convinced that japan will approve of the bank. >>> ministers from japan and the u.s. wrapped up their latest round of the transpacific partnership free trade talks without reaching a deal. they have started negotiates to increase imports of rice with the u.s. and other members of the tpp. during the three-day talks that ended tuesday, the u.s. demanded japan import more american rice. japan urged the u.s. to remove tariffs on japanese cars and auto parts. japanese officials are considering setting a tariff free rice import quota. they said that would help gain support for their plan to maintain tariffs on five farm products including rice, beef, and pork. >>> now let's check on markets. on wall street share prices jumped on stellar earnings reports. the dow jones industrial average rising nearly half a percent. the nasdaq pushed up nearly half a percent. let's see ho

abe. we believe that the u.s.-japan alliance is the cornerstone of our engagement with the asia pacific region. the president has made it a focal point of his foreign policy. making sure the u.s.-japan alliance is a key focus. i think it's a testament to how far our two countries have come. our ability to reconcile and also develop an appreciation for our shared democratic values. all of that, i think will be on display over the next couple days. the leaders will be focused on a number of important issues. on our defense and security cooperations and appliance right now there's a meeting taking place between our foreign and defense ministers that is focusing on how to update our defense guidelines. we are welcoming japan's increased role in the alliance. and really see this as a critical, if not historic moment in terms of moving forward with the modernization of our security partnership. economically the u.s. and japan are enormous trading partners, and we're currently negotiating the tra

and the section option ab can enroll in the second option. >> what's the commercial r x plan. >> the commercial r x plan for the early retirees not a cms regulated plan in place today i believe we have a little bit under one hundred people as the plan that does not have ab so those folks will not be able to enroll in a medicare advantaged plan because cms required ab city enrolled. >> if you look at the plans first, i want to talk about the medical the medical benefits quoted under the ppo it current to the network plan on average the members as a whole pay a similar amount under the proposed arrangement some costs are more and some less i'll get the chart. >> i'm saying as i read through the proposal i participated on the call with director dodd and it seems like everything was we can do it all and whether that carries through is understanding the level of detail so when i see a sweeping statement matt haney members of a whole paying a average i get nervous i want to see a memoranda price because averages range from god awful million dollars dollars to a few cents in change it would

prime minister abe: mr. speaker, mr. vice president distinguished members of the senate and the house, distinct guests, ladies and gentlemen, back in june, 1957 my grandfather standing right here as prime minister of japan began his address by saying and i quote it is because of our strong belief in democratic principles and ideas that japan associates herself with a free nation of the world. prime minister abe: 50 years has passed. today i'm honored to stand here as the first japan prime minister ever to address your joint session. i extend my gratitude to you for inviting me. i have lots of things to tell you, but i'm here with no ability nor the intention to filibuster. as i stand in front of you today, the names of your distinct colleagues that japan welcomes as your ambassador -- the honorable mike, walter mondale. tom foley and howard baker. on behalf of japanese people thank you so very, very much for sending us such shining champions of democracy. ambassador candy also embodied the tradition of american democracy

shinzo abe is the first japanese leader to address a joint meeting in congress. he emphasized the significance of the close japan-u.s. alliance. >> we must make the vast seas stretching from the pacific to the indian oceans seas of peace and freedom. we will all follow the rule of law. [ applause ] for that very reason we must fortify the u.s.-japan alliance. that is our responsibility. >> abe said japan was working to enhance the legislative foundations for its security, which includes legislation that will allow the country to exercise its right to collective self-defense. the prime minister promised japan will achieve the reform by this summer. and he also touched on historical issues. >> post war, we started out on our path, bearing in mind feelings of deep remorse over the war. our actions brought suffering to the peoples in asian countries. we must not avert our eyes from that. i will uphold the views expressed by the previous prime ministers in this regard. >> abe referred to the transpacific partnership negotiations. he said japan and the u.s. must take t

abe's schedule then took him to washington. there he will meet with president obama and on wednesday, he will address a joint meeting of congress. >>> japanese government officials foresee higher costs for nuclear power generation in the country. ai uchida joins us from the business desk with more. >> officials do say that it's still going to be less expensive than other forms of energy but the safety standards will require large investments. people at the industry ministry say that the cost will be 8.5 cents per kilowatt hour in 2030. the officials cited the huge amounts of money needed to compensate the victims of the 2011 nuclear accident and decontaminate the environment. that is on top of the additional safety measures required by the government's regulatory standards. but nuclear power will still be cheaper than other energy sources including thermal power and solar power. the officials are trying to decide on the optimal mix of energy sources to meet future electricity needs. >>> officials at canon have downgraded their

so prime minister abe. mr. prime minister? >> translator: barack, thank you for inviting me to make an official visit in this commemorative year which marks 70 years after the war. thank you for inviting me and my wife. working together with you at the lincoln memorial, which has witnessed america tread the path of democracy will be an extraordinary memory to be cherished. we have a dream that is to create a world abound in peace and prosperity. to realize this common dream, japan an the united states will together pave the way towards a new era. i was able to confirm this strong resolve with president obama if this milestone year of 0 years after the war. -- 70 years after the war. today, we turned a new page in the history of the u.s./ja pan alliance, which exceeds half a century. that is -- this is a japan/u.s. alliance in the context of the world. japan and the united states are partners who share basic values, such as freedom, democracy and basic human rights an the rule of law. the u.s./japan appliance characterized -- a

abe said he'll use the past ideas on historical perceptions.he said because he's succeeding them, there's no need to write the phrases down again. he said he intends to mention that japan has built up a pacifist nation while feeding remorse regarding world war ii. he said he plans to express to further contribute to peace in the region and the world. >>> prime minister abe has sent an offering to the shrine in tokyo to mark the start of its spring festival. yasukuni shrine honors japan's war dead. those remembered include leaders convicted of war crimes after world war ii. chinese and south korean leaders have criticized their japanese counterparts for visiting the shrine. abe offered a potted plant under his name and title of prime minister. he's unlikely to visit the shrine in person during the three-day festival. abe also offered plans last year for the shrine's spring and autumn festivals. and on august 15th, the day japan commemorates the end of world war ii he made a private cash offering under his name as president of the governing liber

abe will travel to the u.s. to meet obama later this month. while still trying to break the deadlock at home. nhk world. >>> the operator of the crippled fukushima daiichi plant released new foot angage taken inside a containment vessel. the video clearly shows there is water at the bottom of the vessel. last friday tokyo electric power company sent its first remote controlled survey robot into the number one reactor which underwent a meltdown in 2011. the robot came to a halt inside the reactor. on wednesday, the utility sent in a second one. the second robot moved along a passageway around the inner wall of the containment vessel in a clockwise direction, it recorded the damage and measured radiation levels. this video taken by the robot. the camera looks down through slits in the floor of the passageway. the black section is the water. it's reflecting light from the robot. judging from the reflection, the water surface appears to be 2.8 meters above the bottom of the vessel. this tallies with the results of past readings. the footage shows

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congress japanese prime minister shinzo abe prepared to address a special meeting. outside dozens of protesters gathered to watch. they are advocates of survivors of a dark chapter of japanese history. tens of thousands of women were forced into brothel as comfort women for japanese soldiers. this woman was one of them. >> i was taken by japanese army when i was 14. they took me and made me become a sex slave. >> they accuse abe of down playing history saying that the japanese government expression of regret are not enough. many had hoped that japanese prime minister shinzo abe would use his historic address to the u.s. congress as an opportunity to apologize to thousands of women who suffered so many years ago. but he did not. >> i would uphold the views expressed by previous prime ministers. >> who have gone much further in 1995 then prime minister issued a landmark apology statement addressing japan's painful past. a member of the u.s. congress of japanese descent ause abe of trying to down play history. >> he could have talked about some of the atrocityies that

abe says in congress.t we're looking for us how he tries to push japan's role and how much he pushes to set japan of an equal partner with the unites states in the asia-pacific region. olivia: i keep hearing the ap pcp will try to avoid -- rodger: you do not have contiguous territory to stop there are a lot more negotiations going on in agriculture that is opening up space in japan and also the united states. really critical to this is in the end is just the japanese and the u.s. relationship. once that can get locked in, the rest of the countries will fall in line. tom: we could talk for two hours about this. rodger baker just really helpful, with stratfor intelligence this morning. coming up, and the earnings derby, this will be absolutely fascinating -- t-mobile coming out with earnings. i will not wear a purple t-shirt or whatever colored is, but there it is, t-mobile's earnings. craig moffett with us. futures -7 dow futures -63. they with us. ♪ tom: good morning everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." of

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[pm abe speaking japanese] prime minister abe: this official visit to the united states is a specialince i took office, the top priority of my foreign policy has been to revitalize the alliance between japan and the united states, and here in washington, d.c., i had a summit meeting with president obama two years ago. and since then, together with mr. president, we have been addressing issues such as the trans-pacific partnership and the realignment of u.s. forces. prime minister abe: and now our bilateral relationship is more robust than ever. our alliance is back on track and it is even stronger. this official visit is the culmination of what we have been doing for the past two years and it is a great pleasure for me to realize this visit. prime minister abe: the development of japan-u.s. relationship is not something we could achieve about the history of long-standing bilateral cooperation. the has been the relationship of trust between the leaders, of cooperation between the two nations and governments, and friendship through exchange between the two people. all these have played

prime minister abe is leading the world to a role on a new stage.guage ]/japan alliance. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> ours is an alliance focused on the future, the security of our nations and the world trade that is fair and free and the equal opportunity and human rights of all people around the world and in our countries as well including girls because they deserve to truly shine. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> prime minister abe, mrs. abe, members of the japanese delegation, we are truly honored to have you here as great allies and as true friends. welcome to the united states. [ speaking in foreign language ] [ applause ] >> good morning. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> translator: mr. president, mrs. obama ladies and gentlemen, i thank you president obama's warm welcome. two years ago when i visited washington, d.c., it was in february during the cold season of the year. i am honored to be back in this season when we can enjoy the beautiful season south lawn of the white house. and i want to express my appreciation for the cord

. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe leaves on sunday for one of his most important foreign trips of the year. he's meeting u.s. president barack obama to go over a range of issues. they're expected to talk about the new japan-u.s. defense cooperation guidelines. nhk world's sho beppu spoke with the press secretary of the japanese foreign ministry to find out the focus of the abe/obama summit. >> the two leaders show determination, that they work together for strengthening and enhancing the deterrence. that means that the main target will be to show the world that the japan-u.s. alliance will continue to be the cornerstone of the regional and global security. >> reporter: how about the tpp? how important do you think it is that the two leaders talk about this issue? >> japan and the united states combined enjoy 80% of the economic might in the trans-pacific area, so the two countries are expected to play the leading role for concluding the arrangement. the two countries' trade ministers negotiated recently and successfully narrowed down the differences of their positions. so, at t

president obama and the first lady hosted abe for a state dinner yesterday. barbara, back to you. >> thank you. >>> lots of people watched this stunt this morning on the "today" show. it had the hashtag "walk the wheel" trending but not for the reason you may >>> here are a couple big stories making news online. frirs the "washington post" a new study claims to point out what the most racist places in america are. take a look at this map. the red areas are supacist than average, the blue ones are less racist. researchers based the map on google searches that contained the "n" word. you can see our area maryland d.c. and northern virginia are all pretty much totally blue. another topic today, the hashtag "walk the wheel." if you missed it. nik wallenda walked across the 400 foot tall ferris wheel on the "today" show. lots of people on twitter are talking about that walk right now. we read as many tweets as we could. lots said "congratulations." many others were underwhelm . >>> competition for clinton. vermont senator expected to announce tomorrow he will run

. >>> japan's prime minister shinzo abe spoke this morning at harvard's kennedy school of government. when asked about regional tensions, abe said that japan has been working since world war ii to promote peace in the region. >> we have made efforts to development in asia. i believe it availability would come about. prime minister shinzo abe will meet with president obama tomorrow. >>> lore receipt lynch was confirmed the first african-american woman to lead the doj. >> if a little girl from north carolina used to tell her grandfather in the fields to lift her up on the back of his mule so she can see way up high, grandaddy, can grow up to be the chief law enforcement officer of the united states of america, we can do anything. [applause] >> lynch's nomination was held up for months because of disagreements between democrats and republicans over anti-human trafficking bill. >>> the u.s. is pledging $10 million in aid to nepal secretary kerry making that announcement just a short time ago. a series of aftershocks are ratting rattling nerves there and making recovery more challenging. t

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the japanese family of shinzo abe has arrived in the united states. he's expected to be the first japanese to leader to address the u.s. congress. for more go to our site of www.aljazeera.com. >> dozens of africa shocks in nepal after an earthquake levels multiple cities. >>> tense of thousand of people struggling to find food and shelter. aid agencies say they can't reach those in need quickly enough. >>> and mourners in baltimore pay their respects for freddie gray as protesters call for justice and questions remain over his death. >> good mourn and welcome to al jazeera. i'm stephanie sy. it is now late in the evening in nepal. people are still pulling bodies of loved one from the rubble. the death toll has climbed to 2700 people and that number is likely to rise. 6500 people are injured. authorities are still trying to reach remote areas of western nepal. we're live in the capital kathmandu. so i understand that there are reports of another quake in the country's east. what can you tell us? >> yes those reports are coming from the u.s. geological

ster abe pm abe: on the tpp, this is a region where growth is prominent, and for proper -- and for money under proper rules to flow freely, without a doubt we will make affluent other countries participating in the tpp in the asia-pacific. the people in the countries will be able to lead affluent lives in this will feed into this. with the general public's understanding, we would like to make an effort, and in this context, with the united states with president barack obama and myself, we want to exert leadership to bring about an early conclusion of the tpp. in asia, there's a tremendous demand for infrastructure. the financial system to respond to this is very important. on the recognition that we see eye to eye between china and myself this is a point on which we see eye to eye in many countries. for japan to participate in the aiib is a decision we have not taken yet. to create such an enormous financial institution, since this will have an enormous impact on asian countries and fair governance is necessary for the institution, in particular to review individual projects and approve

he wanted to meet with abe before the prime minister's summit with the u.s. president later this month. >> translator: we believe the relocation of the base is our only option. we will continue to clearly explain our position and try our best to gain understanding. >> translator: first we're being stripped of our land and now we're told it's the most dangerous base in the world. we've been asked to come up with an alternative if we don't like the current plan. it's unreasonable. >> the central government wants to relocate the u.s. air station to a less populated area within okinawa. the southwestern prefecture is the home 70% of the u.s. military facility in japan. preparations are under way to build an airfield off the prefecture's coast. tip meeting, takeshi onaga called on the government to scrap the plan but abe stressed relocating the base is the only option. he conveyed his intention to reduce the burden on onkinawa. >>> russian president vladimir putin says he's ready to push forward talks with japanese leaders over a territorial dispute. the two count

abe will speak to law makmakers on wednesday. he will pledge a more active role in maintaining peace and stability in the asia-pacific region. this is the first official visit by a japanese prime minister in. nine years. his trip to the u.s. will last eight days. he plans to use his speech to congress to stress the significance of the close japan-u.s. alliance. abe plans to state that japan has followed a pathd of a pass vis nation and vibted to regional development. he will likely show his attention to work toward bring an early conclusion of talks on the trans-pacific free trade pact. the prime minister is also expected to express his full support for the rebalancing of u.s. foreign policy toward the asia-pacific region. he's expected to express his hope to strengthen the bilateral alliance in an effort to secure peace in. asia where the rule of law is respected. and he will pledge japan's commitment to taking on global issues such as terrorism, infectious diseases and natural disasters in cooperation with the u.s. >>> politica

>> i wanted her to be present to hear the words that prime minister abe would pronounce. even though she didn't understand english she had a translate there and she could see how sincere he could have been or might have been, or she could have seen a miracle of history, what she calls a miracle of history happen before her eyes if he apologized fully. he talked about the generals who faced in the battle of iwo gima, the two who are former enemies today are friends now sitting listening to the miracle of history. the miracle of history he could have been part of was accepting full responsibility for what happened to these women back in the '30s and '40s. >> congressman you were mistreated by the u.s. government, you were put into an internment camp when you were a an infant. what did that apology do? >> it lifted the sense of guilt it reestablished our sense of being an american that you so correct things in this country if you fought for it. and so it revitalized our trust in the system and the process. that's why i think that prime minister abe needs to understand that w

how does prime minister abe intend to disspell the issue and what is president obama's take on these concerns? prime minister abe: first of all on exchange and -- extremism and radicalism which is on the rise, the world community should unite to conquer such extremism. moderation is the best method. we have to face extremism. there are moderates who at the very forefront facing extremism, and we want to support this. with the rise of extremism there are refugees and support to these refugees, and also to the influx of refugees, there are countries who are facing difficulties. to these countries it's important that we provide support appropriately and to the moderate countries we need to tell them that they are not alone. they are not isolated. in the international society the moderate countries should be supportive. we need to express that. at all times. i believe that is important. in the middle east there are people who are living there, including the welfare and livelihood of these peoples, areas which we'd like to make efforts. from such a standpoint united states and japan would

. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe says he will continue to push north korea for information on citizens who were abducted decades ago. north korea formed an investigative committee last year but has not reported any findings. now, pyongyang says it is not possible to meet for talks citing a police raid on the tokyo home of a leader of a pro-pyongyang group. abe criticized the notification from pyongyang when he met with families of the abductees. >> translator: the notification is totally unacceptable. the japanese government will be resolute in dealing with this situation. >> the leader of the families group urged the japanese government to do all it can as the abductees and families are reaching their limits physically and mentally. >> translator: we want the government to take decisive action to resolve the issue under any circumstances. we want officials to work with utmost patience to bring the abductees back home. >> the japanese government has filed an official complaint against north korea. >>> china's leaders have advanced their anti-corruption campaign by taking down

prime minister shinzo abe honoring that decision is fundamental. as the u.s. continues its military rebalance to asia. but governor onaga says the base must be built outside okinawa more plainly outside japan. first time okinawa had willingly handed over territory. >> translator: the governor uses very clear terms in explaining why okinawan are opposed, people are beginning to realize we have a legitimate argument and the japanese government is being high handed forcing this through. >> tokyo next move is to seek a legal annulment of the previous governor's agreement. in the meantime, activists continue to slow down the work, everyday they are detained and return to shore every day they come back again. harry fawcett, al jazeera okinawa, japan. >> so mr. harris i'll go to you. the air base, a lot of people want it, a lot of people don't. who wins who loses and who talks about it first? >> at this point i think governor onaga has a lot in front of him. it does point to a bigger issue not just regarding the bases in japan, but prime minister abe what he has on h

. >> that feels what i was saying it is all of the medicare ab city people they can move over to the national p p plan and we'll look at the claims and reach out to the doctors we don't have a history of ref claims. >> i'd like to see what the network disruption had a are members having now and what they'll have now even without the full replacement. >> we ran the exclaims there and analyzed them 62 percent of claims that run through the system last year would be submitted by the doctors in the network. >> so 38 percent. >> uh-huh having said that we've received the claims from doctors out of network i can get more information for that. >> okay. please precede. >> so if you look at slide 6 pharmacy disruption this feels what i was talking about today in terms of how how risk medications are treated different under the national ppo plan again, we would get more information for you on exactly what that looked like in terms of clinic terms and as i said if you move everyone from the current plan into this national ppo plan it would be 9 hundred members plus if you offer this in open enr