and since the disaster, abe has taken on another role. she has been serving as a liasoin. >> biggest crisis for our hometown. it happens once a millennium, and given us a thousand years worth of education. >> on march 11, 2011, 16 meter high waves destroyed almost all of the key infrastructure. more than 800 people died or went missing. abe's hotel was also damaged. the water and electricity were knocked out. she immediately mobilized her staff to bring food to her guests and keep them warm in the freezing cold. abe also provided shelter to over 600 local residents who have lost their home. >> i told my staff our guests and neighbors come first and foremost. we must pwho have come to rely n us. >> five years have passed and reconstructs efforts underway. but since the disaster, the number of visitors to the town has dropped by 30%. that's dealt a severe blow to businesses throughout the community including abe's. many are heavily burdened by the cost of rebuilding. so abe started a project with shop owner whose have moved their business t

we are also recommending support on ab, 2126, on page, 16. of the matrix. and this applies, to the state's current authority to utilize construction manager, and general contractor and authority, for administering projects, large scale, complex, projects and it will be coming to another bill, similar to this in a moment that applies to you, about you this applies, only to the state. the state has the authority to do six and they have occupied the six slots in statute, and this will extend it to 12 for cal trans, to administer. >> mr. prazir is the author. and the state, highway and protection program is the main program or the main, financing source at the state level for the projects that are approved or we construct that provide, major maintenance and reconstruction, as well as the operational funding to operate the state highway system. and the funding is generally, only available to the cal trans. and the ctc and the annual report, recommended the expanding a one small provision within this program to allow the operations, to also have capitol improveme

obviously prime minister abe's popularity has bounced back as you said. but a lot of the legislation that has just been enacted, i think the public overall has accepted the legislation that passed last fall. >> and abe's argument was encapsulated in a recent quote i just saw. he said we are seeing a national security environment where people's right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness is threatened. does he have a point? you have a militaristic china and threat fling where japan with nukes. >> abe's japan looks out at the asian environment and it sees a more aggressive china, a more provocative north korea and tensions bubbling from the south china sea. so abe thought more legislation was needed and he wanted to be a contributor to regional peace. >> could it though in that context, if japan does become more active in regional affairs from a military standpoint, could this have the opposite effect and make japan less safe? >> sure. i think there needs to be one caveat to the whole discussion about this though. while japan has this legislation tha

abe will hold separate talks with leaders of canada and turkey. now, as the leaders discuss limiting nuclear weapons, others around the world are reacting to a suggestion that there should be more. and it comes from a man who wants to be a world leader, the front-runner to be the u.s. republican presidential candidate, donald trump. nhk world reports on the backlash against his comments. >> donald trump defends his assertion on tuesday, that the u.s. should review its alliance with japan and south korea. >> we are supporting japan. most people didn't even know that. most people didn't know that we are taking care of japan's military needs. with japan, they have to pay us, or let them protect themselves. >> trump said the u.s. should withdraw its troops from japan, unless the asian country foots more of the bill to host them. >> at some point, we have to say you know what, we're better off if japan protects itself against this maniac in north korea. wouldn't you rather in a certain sense have japan have nuclear weapons, when north korea has nuclear

ab disa slam was questioned and released follong the attacks before authorities knew he was involved at and surveillance video shows him and another man at a gas station near the belgium board the days after the those attacks. but since then he has been in hiding until tuesday's raid. wasn't the initial target. >> >> what we've seen now this is this lucky break when they went into this safe house on tuesday ternoon, not expecting it to be a terrorist den and not expecting it to have ab da slavment one of the most wanted men in the world. >> danielle: france's president has already called for his extrtrition. >> >> and now president obama heading to havana this weekend. cuba getting ready for the commander ininhief. >> i believe a change is possible. and mostly for cue wans oomplet tonight a look at the presidential plan. >> lynn: president is set to rief about 5:00 in the evening in cuba on saturday. >> danielle: and when he l we will talk about what he will and won't see during his trip. traik lot of teafntle robbin simmons tonight reports from >> reporter: when president obama visi

it does not bode well for prime ministers shinzo abe.cies may not have spur economic growth, but at least he could say that stocks were doing well. this could now be about to change. we have seen economic indicators in japan have been a mix at best. we can see today, this morning, we saw japan industrial output falling again, plunging 6.2% on a month. now industrial production year , ayear is also falling 1.5% third consecutive month of declines. plunging intolso the red again. despite the challenging shinzo abe held off on announcing a new set of still is measures for japan. yesterday, parliament passed a $850 billion budget for fiscal year 2016 and shinzo are based best way for the economy to move forward -- shinzo abe said the best way to move forward would be to implement that as quickly as possible. he has sent instructions to the finance minister. shinzo abe, despite all these challenging economic indicators, plans to go ahead with that sale , a tax hike plan for next year hike from 8% tax to 10%. remember the last time they hiked

japanese shinzo abe hearing economists ahead of the seven summit in may. ai uchida join us at the business desk. what kind of things are they discussing. >> catherine, they're talking about the global economy, glowing uncertainty, but abe is key to gain some insight into prominent experts on imported domestic issues, a planned rise in the consumption tax. one of the world's most famous economi economist gave his advice, paul krugman said they should put off the hike that would raise from 8% to 10 next year. >> i am a great admirer of the policy moves by japan, but they are not good enough, and partly because the rest of us are in trouble as well. >> krugman said it's weakness, and japan has not reservinged its spiral. >> i would call for not hiking the consumption tax. it is still very much the case that japan needs fiscal policy needs to be reenforcing it not fighting it. >> japanese lawmakers say the meetings are meant to provide cover for abe should he decide to postpone the tax hike. >>> officials in mittsbushi, client united merit emret. the probe is

abe has been getting a lot of economic advice lately. he hosted meetings in japan where we heard from the world's foremost economists. in washington his guests included world bank president and forormer u.s. federal reser chair alan greenspan. >> translator: i want to get experts opinions on global economy. >> the economists said the g7 nation has taken a cooperative approach to fiscal policies. checking the markets. for details we go to the tokyo stock exchange. >> reporter: the nikkei ended lower. the nikkei closed down .7 of a percent at 16,758 and topix was lower by about the same margin. for the month of march the nikkei gained 4.5%. first monthly gain in four months. but after big losses early this year the index is still down more than 10% for the quarter. now let's look at somee individual shares. sharp trade down 4.4% after taiwan's hon hai approved the deal. banking own energy stocks rebounded. sumitomo mitsui and mitsubishi added 1.8% each. japex rose almost 2%. shares of toshiba climbed 5.8%. they agreed to sell 80% of its st

shinzo abe preparing new stimulus.it mayews include shopping vouchers and pay rises for public works projects. separately, announced he will delay the sales tax. daniel loeb has encouraged seven , i to avoid nepotism responding to speculation that the current ceo will name his son as chief executive. said the decision should not be based on family. he says the current president should be a leading candidate. the myanmar stock exchange entered its first week of business after one company sort soared by limit -- a s the daily limit. more companies are expected to join later this year, but foreign investors are barred from trading for the time being. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. trading in tokyo and seoul underway. here is the state of play. it is a bit of a lonely session in asia with just two markets trading. , honglia, new zealand kong, also off today. these two markets are trading, and looking good. nikkei 225 is up. is up by the same. the recovering reboun

and so if you would like, i can cover the 13 measures, starting with the first one, which is ab 1550 on page six. this is a position we had recommend that opposed in the past. and we are recommending watch. and it deals with disadvantaged communities in the cap and trade area. it did not change for the proportions of the projects or the funding that is required to be spent in the disadvantaged communities and as you may realize, or you may recall from the first go around of the money and the disadvantaged communities in the region did not fare well because of the way that is designed, and this bill, takes another step and leads the current, 25 percent requirement in place, but as the requirement and 25 percent of the funding must be for projects that benefit, low income households. and so, what we have or why we are recommending moving to a wasatch front rather than oppose. we would like to continue working on the definition of disadvantaged community more in the background and working with there is a green gas reduction, and working to see if we can improve the disadvantaged definit

a new political party in japan aim to his challenge prime minister abe's rule.ell you why. >>> ray new initiative in argentina to bring dental care to those who can least afford it. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again. reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. at least 65 people have been killed in a suicide attack in the pakistani city. victims were christian families celebrating easter. >>> four people have been arrested in the latest police raids across belgian. a protest by football fans meanwhile, has been broken up as they marched towards a vigil for the victims of tuesday's bombings in brussels. >>> and the influential iraqi shia cleric al-sadr is staging a one-man protest inside baghdad's heavily fortified government area. thousands of his followers are gathered just outside the grown seen they are demanding government reform. >>> the damn in haa loas is the first of its kind its construction is ahead of schedule could start generate he go lex trigg at this earlier than pictures go ahead. that's good newt for the communist government. but oppo

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reports that prime minister shinzo abe will report as early as tuesday. david has a look at what we might expect. before i begin, perhaps the reason why you see some of the stocks on the way up. tomorrow is when japan's current budget, with a budget is expected to get passed into law. alongside that, shinzo abe is expected to outline some details of the new package during a press conference, including this plan, our announcement, that japan will be frontloading spending from this current budget, which was approved a few weeks ago. ift that does, in effect, you frontload and execute the -- it sooner, is it creates space for new projects for the next calendar year, possibly funded by supplementary budget that may be put forward through the end of the summer. that basically covers .1. point two and three, 4% increase in salaries for nursery school cash handouts and shopping balusters for things -- shopping vouchers for childcare and service. the package will likely be announced in may, which would be around the same time when we get to see the latest gdp rep

perhaps more of a concern for abe are legal challenges. there are a number of legal scholar experts who are planning measures in the courts because they say this is illegal. it's a twist out of shape japan's constitution. for its part the government will be reaffirming while it believes it has to take these measures in the daily cabinet's briefing. we heard that this reflects a changing world that japan lives in. it has to have more control over defense forces and reminding japan just about north korea and missile tests. >> rob, just behind the headline can you tell us how in reality these new rules will reflect the way japan's forces operate or are allowed to operate? >> that is the next big question. when can forces be used, and when can't they be used for shinzo abe, he has been using, for example, the scenario of japan's oil imports, it's oil supplies. japan relies totally on oil being imported, and if those are threatened in the persian gulf, then forces could therefore be used because that threatens japan's economic security. there a

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214 in 2015 and figure out to postpone the ab 10 last year until this year it is good that the city is taking an opposed less position, however, it is a little bit narrow for us we need to san francisco public works and the city of san francisco to take the lead to help protect community choice for all communities in 70 southern california by doing much stronger things the process the reality i'll be blunt about this assembly phil thanking as has worked with the ab 25 and the utility or more which it is supposed to be a watchdog of pg&e co-ludicrous with pg&e to attack clean power and they've done that with ab 1110 and doing it now with the net metering standards that the cpuc california public utilities commission we got them to institute good metering and now the loyalists are attacking this is what this legislation represents beyond having the issues that were laid out we need you all to help to push for community choices programs for a certain number of years to adjust to the standards 5 years the small ones we feed to make sure that rooftop solar panes are included in the ab 11

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we are also recommending support on ab, 2126, on page, 16. of the matrix. and this applies, to the state's current authority to utilize construction manager, and general contractor and authority, for administering projects, large scale, complex, projects and it will be coming to another bill, similar to this in a moment that applies to you, about you this applies, only to the state. the state has the authority to do six and they have occupied the six slots in statute, and this will extend it to 12 for cal trans, to administer. >> mr. prazir is the author. and the state, highway and protection program is the main program or the main, financing source at the state level for the projects that are approved or we construct that provide, major maintenance and reconstruction, as well as the operational funding to operate the state highway system. and the funding is generally, only available to the cal trans. and the ctc and the annual report, recommended the expanding a one small provision within this program to allow the operations, to also have capitol improveme

. >> prime minister shinzo abe got a briefing from the national security council. he also got details of a protest his government lodged with north korea through diplomats in beijing. >>> workers are in the process of shut down a nuclear reactor in central japan one day after a court injunction ordered the operator to do so. kansai electric power company workers started inserting control rods into the takahama plant number three reactor around 10:00 a.m. local time. the procedure will gradually stop the reactor and is expected to be finished by the evening. the otsu district court ruled on wednesday that the operator has not offered wait explanation how it would prevent and deal with accidents and other emergencies. the injunction also included the shutting down of the number four reactor, but the operator had already done so last month due to a technical problem. kansai electric officials say they plan to appeal shortly. >>> japan's chief cabinet secretary says the government will continue to promote restarting nuclear reactors despite the injunction. >> translato

abe's generation it's an employee thing, so dr. abe is shopping for a smaller space. i am giving them back the service for all the years they have given me. >> cheers abe and to all of his customers abe says -- >> after 60 years come on down -- >> channel 6 "action news." >> a legend. >> a real staple. >>> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report thursday night. autumn marisa is in for matt pellman is in our traffic center on a thursday night almost friday. >> hi rick and monica, the luck has run out on the roads, this is 95 the northbound lanes at 452, we have an accident taking out the right hand lane and we saw an ambulance and a fire truck pull away. but there is still many emergency vehicles out there at this time. and you can see the long line and delay into delaware now. this is the vine street expressway an accident here taking out the right hand lane and those are the westbound lanes making your way up to the schuylkill expressway, moving along and telling you about ray street, it's closed because of the building collapse earlier, sixth street to

abe made the remarks at a diet committee meeting. he was responding to criticism from an opposition lawmaker over court battles between the central and okinawa governments on the relocation plan. >> translator: the only way to remove the danger posed by the base in futenma by maintaining the deterrence by the u.s. military is to relocate it. this staps has been unchanged. >> the central government wants to move the air station in the densely populated area to a coastal district within the prefecture. the governor of okinawa said no new military facilities should be built in his prefecture. he wants the base moved out of okinawa all together. >>> now take a look at the business headlines. people who study japan are reading through the latest batch of economic data. they're finding out about people's spending habits and the country's job situation. ai uchida joins us from our business desk with the latest. ai, how is it looking? >> catherine, it is a mixed picture today. there are more jobs for job seekers than there have been in decad

prime minister shinzo abe reversed the decision of a predecessor. currently only 2 of the country's 42 reactors are in operation but that figure could quickly rise since 25 hope like to restart. a resource for our country cannot do without nuclear power to secure the stability of the energy supply while considering what makes economic sense, and the issue of climate change. by 2030, the government wants nuclear energy to account for 22% of electricity generation, not far from where it was before the disaster in 2011. but this week, regional court restricted the electric power company from operating 2 reactors in western japan. analysts say legal challenges posed the biggest threat to abe 's vision and could put his energy mix in doubt. berkeley's sparked attention this month when it said it would scale down operations in africa. the chief executive of the unit has come out to explain the background of the decision. linked to ais not downturn in a can on african markets. plans to sell down its stake in the african business to 22% within the next thre

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