he and japanese prime minister shinzo abe are working to take the already strong relationship between japan and turkey to a new level. nhk world tells us more. >> reporter: erdogan and abe agreed that the two governments will start talks for an economic partnership agreement, or epa. by simplifying customs procedures they hope to boost the economies of both countries. this week's japan/turkey summit is the third in eight months. abe visited turkey twist last year. when abe visited turkey in may, he and erdogan signed a deal that will see japanese companies export nuclear-related technology to turkey. and in october, they signed an agreement that will see japanese and french firms jointly build turkey's second nuclear power plant. the deal is worth an estimated $22 billion. the main reason abe visited the country in october was to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the founding of the turkish republic. anniversary celebrations that abe attended included the opening of a subway tunnel connecting the asian and european sides of istanbul, turkey's biggest city. >> translator: i like everyt

78 and ab 109, that partnership was created to look at alternatives to incarceration trying to assist with reducing the state prison population issues. and, so, my comments are from that. but i also am the definitive pointed board member to the california rehabilitation oversight board which deals with the prison population. so, i'm also speaking from that. there are a lot of moving parts, as you've already heard. and i first want to thank the board for giving me the opportunity to be here to provide input. and i also really want to compliment harvey rose's office, the board's analyst and specifically ms. campbell also. i think that me did an excellent job ~. everybody knows me. we've had our differences of opinion with the board's analyst sometimes, but they just did an excellent job on this. >> harvey rose is pleased to hear that, i think. >> yes. just remember that at budget time, right? [laughter] >> but in all seriousness, what they came up with, there are a lot of unknowns. and ultimately the recommendation was we think that there is a need for a lesser amount, but we have time,

representatives from each party will question abe about his policies for three days next week. and our senior political commentator masayo nakajima is here to give us his take on the prime minister's speech. why is prime minister abe continuing to make ending deflation, and reviving the economy, his main focus? >> well, it's simple really. abe knows many voters approve of his economic policy, dubbed abenomics. he learned from his first time in power the danger. he and five other prime ministers all left office after roughly a year. abe wants to hang on this time. he'll face a challenge in april when the consumption tax increases to 8% from 5%. so he needs to come up with additional ways to stimulate the economy. and to protect the recovery, in case there's a drop in consumer spending. while being popular also means that abe can turn his attention to his other priorities, for example changing the constitution. >> on another subject, how significant is it that prime minister mentioned china in his speech? >> well, it's interesting when you contrast what he said today to the speech he

abe also spoke about security and diplomacy. he said japan will play a more aggressive role in maintaining stability around the world, and he argued it should follow active pacifism in the 21st century. abe said it's necessary to deepen discussions on revising the document enacted almost 68 years ago. the prime minister mentioned the people who had to flee their homes after the march 2011 disaster. some are staying in evacuation shelters for the third year in a row. abe said the government will redouble its efforts to help as many survivors as possible to live in new homes by 2015 and work to allowing displaced residents of fukushima return to normal life. >>> the foreign minister of china is fielding opposition on abe's visit to a shrine. china's state-run news agency says wang spoke on tuesday with south korean foreign minister. it says wang noted china and south korea denounced abe's visit to yasukuni shrine in tokyo. yun reiterated south korea's position against abe's visit and says wang spoke on tuesday with u.s. secretary

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the spokesperson says abe closed the door to dialogue, and that chinese people cannot welcome a japanese leader with this kind of mind-set. >> what will abe's focus be, or his main focus would be on the domestic front? >> well, abe's focus will remain the economy, and his pledge to pull japan out of deflation. the prime minister knows japanese and people abroad are paying attention to the fate of his economic plan, that abenomics. he knows his support rating is high because voters back his policies. he wants to keep the public behind him and continue to work this year on revitalizing the economy. abe acknowledges that many people still have financial difficulties, but he said the recovery is being more widely felt across the country. he argued his plan is pushing the economy. his plan to push the economy is -- is having success. but, the consumption tax will rise from current 5% to 8% this april. experts say that might affect how much people spend, and cause the recovery to lose momentum. japan's economy is also dependent on the global economy. and any ups and downs will have an impact o

find your sleep number setting and >>> the irs is at it again. friends of abes a right-leading group where conservatism is almost a dirty word. now, nearly three years ago the group applied for nonprofit status and now the group's been hit with another round of questions and they are seemingly no end in sight. all right. i'm honored to be joined by legendary actor and singer pat boone and friends of abe executive director jeremy boring. mr. pat boone, you were on this show a couple of years ago and i'm so happy to see you back. what's going on here, in your judgment? is the irs just kind of running a vendetta because you're a conservative group in hollywood? >> well, certainly the fact that friends of abe -- i was young but knew abe well. i'm kidding but we are all friends of abe and we are not a political action committee. never have been. we've never lost any kind of campaign. we're a fellowship. we meet to discuss things and to have constructive conversation with people with whom we share values and we don't want -- some of us don't want to lose our jobs. i'

abe. he met with steve schachabot wh chairs the subcommittee on asia and the pacific. south korea criticized abe for visiting the shrine. diplomats in the u.s. embassy in tokyo issued a statement saying the united states was disappointed. abe has said he made the visit to pay his respects to the souls of those who gave their lives for their country, and to renew a pledge to never again wage war. chabot said he understood the reason for the visit but he hopes japan can improve its relationship with south korea. he said both nations are important allies. >>> japan's prime minister has started off the new year and the second year of his term with a bounce. a new nhk poll suggested a majority -- or suggests a majority of voters are satisfied with what he accomplished in the last 12 months. but they're divided over a move he made that sparked an international backlash. nhk conducted a phone interview last weekend. more than 1,000 people answered. 54% said they support abe's cabinet. that's an increase of 4 percentage points from our december poll. 31% said they don't back th

and he's expected to make a pitch. abe plans to meet with political and economic figures from all over the world. british prime minister david cameron and south korean president park geun-hye are among the other leaders scheduled to attend. >>> trade negotiate ares from the 16 asia pacific countries are gathered in kuala lumpur. they're trying to come up with a regional free trade deal by the end of 2015. officials from asean countries, china, india and other nations have begun a third round of working level talks on the regional comprehensive economic partnership, or arsp. unofficial talks are also likely to be held on how to ensure fair competition, and provide technological cooperation to developing countries. japan is expected to set up a working group on intellectual property and call on other member countries to start full-fledged talks on the issue. >>> all right that is going to wrap it up for biz tonight. a check of the markets. >>> an explosion has ripped apart an animal feed processing plant in the midwest of th

also an important universal women's rights issue. >> japan's envoy to the remarks and explained the intention behind abe's shrine visit. >> he undermined that the purpose of his visit was to renew the pledge that japan shall never again wage war. >> yamamoto said the comfort women issue will be resolved and said they want to work toward better relations. >> japanese prime minister abe says they will replace the exports barn with a new set of rules that allows weapons exports under controlled conditions. abe was answering a question in the upper house on wednesday about the government's plan to revise the ban. he said japan will maintain the basic philosophy of the peaceful nation on the u.n. charter when we vizing it. >> translator: the new set of rules will clarify cases in which shipments should be band. the government will devote rigorous study to defining which transfers should be allowed. thorough screening and proper controls should ensure that such exports are not used ford purposes other than those stipulated. trans shipments to third countries should also be properly controlled. >> abe said in fo

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to remember about 2013 is that the jump in the nikkei was the biggest since 1972 and it was predicated on the idea that abe was a reformer and will make companies more shareholder- friendly and increase entrepreneurship. he would chase the cap structure and make companies more competitive. none of these things would happen. not a single one. zilch. in many ways, this rally is abe's to lose and he needs to focus on the third arrow this year. bowlsise, yes to try and -- he has two giant bubbles. problem, as a big long as he comes through the third arrow this year. that remains to be seen. >> we talked about it. there is no product. has been done in a concrete sense. has beenomething he doing right. otherwise, we would not see the rally. >> true. kurodanomics is really nomics. we talk about three aeros and there is really only one tom on the bank of japan. priming has prompt not had a big effect and the third arrow has not appeared yet. this is kurodanomics. he understands that if abe doesn't come through the reforms, he is grading a massive asset bubble. comes money it's the economy, it is a bit of faith tha

. >> jab niece prime minister shinzo abe wants to explain to leaders in china and south korea why he visited a controversial sign. beijing were furious when shinzo abe went to a shrine honouring japanese war criminals. he wants to meet to diffuse tensions on territory disputes and historical issues. michael is a researcher at the massachusetts institute of technologiy and explained the possible mettive of shinzo abe's comments. >> the quote was i basically said what i want to say about yasukuni when i went there. i haven't changed my opinion, there you go. if china or south korea, the governments were looking for something more, they didn't get it. that's to be expected. shinzo abe's position on going to yasukuni, and other kinds of conservative movement actions are part of his general political program. we are going to probably see a lessoning of tensions and confrontation. at least japan will work hard for that because they want to have nice atmospherics for the arrival of barack obama in the spring. the united states role is fraught because the u.s. is the military ally of both sou

and ab international team of investigators along with very able investigators from hong kong did an extensive investigation, and what they discovered was it seemed there was a flu that was infecting chickens in hong kong, and it was jumping from chickens to people, which is really unusual. and it was deadly, it could be deadly. it didn't seem to be spreading from earn to person, but it was -- person to person, but it was a flu that was even killing chickens, and they don't normally die of flu. so what the big fear was that if they leave -- if they don't do anything, that this flu would then infect the person, and the person would also get a human flu, and this their lungs the two flus would merge, and out would come a bird-type flu that could infect people, and we'd have 1918 all over again. in order to protect the world, the hong kong government ordered that every chicken in hong kong be killed, a huge number, over a million chickens. because in hong kong people like to buy chickens at a market where they're killed in front of your eyes. you buy live chickens to be killed. so they're called

. >>> and ab buys back the oriental brewery for four times it sold the group for back in 2009. >>> and the french carmaker's board approves a $3 billion euro capital hike. >> you're watching "worldwide exchange" bringing you business from around the world. >> if you are just joining us stateside, there's a holiday in the u.s., so why are you up so early watching us? if you are, enjoy your martin luther king day. china's growth slowed to 7.7 in the fourth quarter. growth in factory outlook lost steam in december while retail sales saw domestic demand. the country's home prices were up 4% last month, a touch slower than november's pace of .5%. eunice is in beijing crunching the numbers for us. a slowdown on investment spending, a little more than we were expecting, so where does this leave us now with the thoughts on the year ahead? >> well, most people and most economists, should say are expecting that 2014 is going to see a further slowdown. it's a continuation of the momentum we saw at the end of last year whereby the government has been cracking down on some of the credit. of course,

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this brings the economy one step closer to the to the bank of japan's 2% target and the abe-nomics planjapan saw unemployment saw to a seasonally adjusted rate to 3.7%. that is a six-year low for the country. and the ratio of jobs to job applicants increased, showing a surplus position for the first time since 2007. join onning us now is dr. shetescka. lovely to see you again. >> thank you. >> we've been talking about abe-nomics and how to get to these targets and finally these numbers start to show direction to the 2% inflation target. do you think the authorities are on track? >> yeah, definitely. especially after the earthquake back in 2011, we have the year activation reactors right now. obviously, l&g and crude oil imports are very big, weakening yen accelerating that situation. obviously, a price rise has a lot to do with energy. even if you could exclude food and energy, it's still rising at a steady rate. things are on track from that point of view, yes. >> we were just talking off-line about japan about how it's part of the west and the central developing country at the top of

will discuss introducing plans to systematically provide emergency medical services, and home-based nursing care. the abe administration will also study agricultural reforms. they will consider allowing companies to do business across municipal boundaries. >>> and international conference to promote the use of renewable energy has opened in the united arab emirates. the meeting is hosted by the aue in the capital city of abu dhabi. government and company officials from more than 170 countries are attending. at the opening ceremony, the head of the uae agency on environmental policy expressed hope to introduce the latest energy saving technologies from other countries. the mideast state is one of the world's largest oil producers, but is trying to promote the use of renewable energy as a national priority. energy demand in the country is growing due to rapid urbanization, and population growth. >>> flee major south korean credit card firms have been getting floods of inquiries after the personal information of more than 100 million customers was leaked. and the number is twice the country's population. re

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abe became the first japanese prime minister to visit mozambique. coal mines and offshore gas fields are powering an economy that's growing by around 7% a year. abe led the delegation of executives from 13 leading japanese companies. they are hoping to get projects such as energy development and road construction. but mozambique doesn't have the human resources to keep up with the fast-growing businesses. a 15-year war devastated mozambique's education system. the war is over, but the scars remain. less than 20% of those eligible for secondary education have enrolled. some private schools are trying to help. this one in central mozambique is backed by a japanese ngo. more than 500 junior and senior high school students from low-income families study here. tuition costs about $7 a month. that's less than half the fee for other private schools. some graduates have gone on to universities. and some have been hired by foreign firms. so executives say there's a big demand for educated locals. >> translator: mozambique is blessed with rich natural resources. but the cou

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abe says he will tell leaders japan is willing to help train people to achieve stability, and economic growth in the region. >>> abe's making the first visit to africa by a japanese prime minister in eight years. to talk about what he's trying to do there, joining me now is nhk world's kaori nago. why did abe choose the destination for his first overseas tour this year? >> abe considers africa a promising economic frontier that projected annual growth this year of 6%. and he's visiting cote d'ivoire, mozambique, ethiopia this time. and business executives following him on this trip know they're falling behind their rifles in west africa. they're imagining the possibilities in cote d'ivoire, for example, of trade and distribution hub. and last year japanese officials chose mozambique to sign their first investment deal with an african country. business dealings have already jumped in several agriculture authorities. >> so executives are looking there for fuel? >> the examples, just talked about, suggest that they have been keen on natural resources. operators of japanese nuclear power p

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during his -- retirement he's sponsored education, virl and abe loor issues during his -- environmentallabor issues during his time in congress. >> wealthy and powerful, special interests have always had plenty of friends in washington. i went to the congress and i stayed in the congress to stand up for the rest of us. >> miller says he still has a lot he wants to accomplish during his last 11 months in congress, including pushing through legislation to boost the federal minimum wage. after he receives office, he says he will continue to work on the same core issues but in a venue outside of congress. mark desanyae plans to enter the race for miller's seat. the 61-year-old has been in the state senate since 2008. before that he served in the assembly and on the contra costa county board of supervisors. in a statement, he says he wants to help end the gridlock and brinksmanship in washington. >>> several bay area state lawmakers introduced legislation for protecting senior citizens in assisted living facilities. this is all a reaction to a castro valley care home where 19 of the resident

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we have the address and account number posted at ab, c 7 news.com. >> an oakland teenager suspected of shooting and killing his sister in a fight over laundry is on the run. that was in the city center apartment building. family members gathered outside in utter shock. police say justice and her brother were arguing over the bleaching of mario's clothes. their father can't believe it. >> i never -- i don't understand. the devil is working all the time. all the time. >> the family told us justice was the mother of a 3-year-old girl. >> the winning surf competition known as mavericks is a few short hours away, but a warning to any boater orphans who want to get close to the action. the coast guard said stay away. we go now near half moon bay. lisa? >> i'm in the back of the oceana hotel where the mavericks festival will take place. there will be live bands and food vendors and the jumbotron will show it live. this is the best and the safest place to be. the biggest of the big surfers are here. they have the boards in hand and they are wearing the confidence on their sleeves. at least in

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is a very dangerous moment at home and abroad. lou: abng as clear a% voice what happens in foreign policy here. we're not hearing from the foreign affairs committee. we're not hearing as one might or democrats for that matter t shoulder part of the interest of the country and their president in the case of the democric chairman and the senate. what is going on? >> it's a very interesting turn of events and i've been covering congress since 1994, to watch what happened really to both parties i think more of, new and interesting on the republican side because there is actually a real tangible drift towards, if not, kind of a isolationist bent but, away from tradition of the rublican party, strong defense and intnational, internationalist posture abroad, emphasis on global leadership. that is disappearing. i'm not calling them isolationist. we're moving away from the republican party as you've seen from the new faces who were so popular, from that traditional republican position. over on the democratic side, they too lost some of their so-ca

and what would the iranians do if israel bombed them? you will want to hear his response. then prime minister abe of japan. on his plan to turn around the world's third biggest economy. on his nation's conflicts with china. and on the japanese dolphin hunts that have been shocking the world. >> we are looking for peace. >> next, the prime minister of egypt on the third anniversary of the egyptian revolution. has that revolution gone badly awry? i ask him just that. all that, and we'll show you one more head of government doing something odd with another one. don't worry, it's kosher. but first, here's my take. much of the talk at davos this week has been about inequality. president obama will focus on inequality in his state of the union. the pope is holding a meeting on it, which obama will attend. "usa today" has a new poll out that shows that the american public is increasingly concerned about inequality and wants the government to do something about it. people are bandying about new statistics such as this one released by oxfam this week. the world's 85 richest people own as much as do the poorest 3.5 b

. ♪ everyone has fun >> puppies and honest abe, all showing up in the volkswagen commercial, a parodyeaturing a mix of famous super bowl ads of the past. make you recognize some. >> that a personal foul. time for a check on the forecast >> i liked the kids playing darth vader. >> cute. carmen electra? wow, blast from the past. >> okay...5:17. red-flag warning in the north bay mountains above 1,000' through 3:00 tomorrow afternoon and above that, mendocino and lake county, high fire weather watch. surf along the coast and only 8' to 9' but could reach 20' from 10:00 this morning through 9:00 friday evening so that is why there is talk of mavericks. the radar satellite live doppler 7 hd shows how dry it is, with clouds to the south but they are not hugging half moon bay like yesterday. no need to worry about the thick fog from yesterday with the ceiling down to 200' and the visibility was less than quarter-mile visibility. from mount tamalpais, straight into san francisco across north beach, our 10 the con second testify day of records, that is what we have, with fire danger, and the su

. >> the stream. on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >>> it is called ab an arctic vortex and bringing in the colder conditions to the country and deep into the midwest and the mid south and the potentially low temperatures are expected over the coming days and they are staggers. >> yes, temperatures we have not seen for upwards of 20 years in some of the locations. bismark is feeling like 56 degrees. it is just that cold. here is a look as it is feeling for the coming hours. you get a little wind and feeling like minus 50 or minus 60 degrees and by monday amp even chicago and indianapolis is feeling as cold as minus 45. not the kind of weather that you want to be out in. especially for any long extended periods of time. stay inside, stay safe and stay warm. tonight the air temperatures are dropping. down to min 22 in minneapolis. the record low temperatures minus 22. we are on the northern side of the frontal bunked ri and into minneapolis we are not dealing with the moisture. just the bitterly cold air mass. we are not going to make it above zero until w

and change? it seems now you wanted to be abe lincoln and roosevelt. i have to be respectful.m respectful obama haters will hate me. that's the interesting thing about this interview. as soon as i'm respectful, my questions are going to be tough people who hate him. that's what i'm trying to get rid of here. >> i just wrote a fox news latino piece. ask if he is sorry that he didn't bomb assad in syria. >> now we are getting warmer. here is geraldo, everybody. there we go. come right back, pinheads of the week and chris christie fat jokes. gutfeld and mcguirk moments away. [ male announcer ] e new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why n york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and ows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. i know, it's a lot to take in. that's why i've conducted this comprehensive analysis, comparing

and director of the institute of global concern at the university. we welcome you, professor, to democracy now! explainglobal audience, japan's politics today. >> well, it is sad to say since shinzo abe came back to power in december 2012, there has been a rightward shift that has resumed economiccs. just an reforms, but in terms of increased attention to foreign and security policy, including the possible revision of the constitution. >> explain this revision of the constitution. >> the japanese constitution was instituted during the occupation states.y the united >> this is after world war ii, after the u.s. dropped the atomic on. >> that's right. pastse of the military's for that caused a great deal of damage to the region and beyond, there was a great deal of efforts to militarize and democratize japan with the new constitution after the second world war. it is famous for the article 9 that renounces the potential as a country. >> the u.s. said it could not have a military -- >> that's right. >> but in fact they have developed one under a new name. >> it is called a self-defense force. it has the capacity to defend the country. there are still constitutional bans on japan. >> i w

and here we are in a time and era post ab 109, we've did got a disproportionate number of folks that are leaving the -- leaving incarceration and reentering into our city. so, today i am co-sponsoring with supervisor kim an opportunity to begin to relax the barriers to fair housing and access to fair jobs and i will leave the rest to supervisor kim. thank you. >> supervisor farrell? supervisor kim? >> supervisor kim? >> i am also going to speak about the same legislation which supervisor cohen and i are co-sponsoring today. really, really excited to finally introduce this legislation. it has been on the docket since january of this year. so, our offices have been working on this for the last 12 months. many of you are already familiar with band the box because the city and county has instituted similar legislation for employment opportunities within the city ask county back in 2007. this is an opportunity to expand leg asian that's worked for our city to private employers, contractors who have a contract with the city and county of san francisco, and affordable housing developer provi

we have the address and account number posted at ab, c 7 news.com. >> an oakland teenager suspected ofer in a fight over laundry is on the run. that was in the city center apartment building. family members gathered outside in utter shock. police say justice and her brother were arguing over the bleaching of mario's clothes. their father can't believe it. >> i never -- i don't understand. the devil is working all the time. all the time. >> the family told us justice was the mother of-year-old3-yea girl. >> the winning surf competition known as mavericks is a few short hours away, but a warning to any boater orphans who want to get close to the action. the coast guard said stay away. we go now near half moon bay. lisa? >> i'm in the back of the oceana hotel where the mavericks place.ke place. there will be live bands and food vendors and the jumbotron will show it live. this is the best and the safest place to be. the biggest of the bigare here. are here. they have the boards in hand and they are wearing the confidence on their sleeves. at least in front of the guys. >>> you nervous? >>

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