president lee myung-bak is convening a meeting of senior ministers at this hour. they are expected to discuss what to do about the launch. experts had calculated the first booster would drop into the ocean about 130 kilometers off the coast here, but we have not seen anything yet. ships in this port have refrained from going to fish in outer sea following down officials' advice. aircraft and ships are being urged to make detours around the area where depree from the rock set expected to fall to earth. back to you in tokyo. >> thanks, anna. that was anna jung in south korea. with me is hideki, an expert on north korea. so hiroki, the south korean defense ministry announced there was a launch at 7:39 a.m. what can you tell us? >> minister of defense says after the launch, the missile got separated and fell into the sea. the ministry didn't specify the place, but it seems that the launch failed. and nhk correspondents say that no information is -- has been released to the -- for the media there. nhk reporters are staying in their media center in the capital of pyongy

they criticid predent lee myung-bak and several media outlets for swaying public opinion. analysts say the leadership in pyongyang is trying to tighten its grip on power at a time of economic difficulty. they say north korean officials may carry out a third nuclear test to boost national prestige. those officials launched a rocket earlier this month, they say, to put a satellite into space. blew up less than two minutes after takeoff. >>> south korean authorities have a warning for their

it accuses south korea's president lee mun bak of disrespecting north korea but gave no details of the insult or planned action. north korea criticized a south korean group last week for destroys a photo of kim jong-un. the country's leaders staged a rally. south korea's defense ministry said there was no evidence of unusual military action in north korea. the south korean government has expressed concern but maintains the north is trying to divert attention from the country's failed missile launch. nhk's correspondent in beijing says north korea's leadership is attempting to consolidate support for kim jong-un. the correspondent also says the north wants to boost national unity ahead of wednesday's 80th anniversary of the korean people's army. >>> u.s. state department spokesperson victoria nuland criticized north korea for making the threats. >> the dprk needs to understand it's not going to achieve anything but further isolation and pressure by threats, by launches, by any of this. we called on the new north korean leadership to change course, instead put their effort into moving th

karaoke is not yiouour venue bak here. [laughter] all right. the item is with the commission. >> you have one copy of the conditions of their. -- up there. >> john gallagher. >> he was still -- >> he was still here, i got you. speaking back. ok. well i motion to approve it. >> ok. >> second. >> all right. a motion and a second. >> any particular conditions? >> have you read the police conditions? are you ok with those? >> yes. >> he's ok with them, so we can make a motion. >> automatic. >> i would like to move to approve the permanent with the conditions offered here by the police. >> i second. >> [roll call vote] >> thank you and good luck. ok, final item. new business request for a future agenda items. anybody? the eye once, twice, and none of business? i am happy to announce that that concludes the march 27 meeting of the entertainment commission. yes? >> i was just going to say -- >> if it is not on here, we can't deal with it. comments and questions? >> i wanted to make comments on commissioner perez and commissioner lee and i attended the

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missile and nuclear threat from north korea, is not going to be a happy situation for president myung-bak. the presidential election comes in december. what happens today will have a heavy bearing on the election outcome of the president in the next 10 months. >> if indeed the opposition democratic united party wins the parliamentary election, how do you think they will be handling the north korean situation? >> the opposition democratic unity party is seeking a significant change of course in dealing with north korea. first, they want to resume full- scale economic aid to north korea, and renegotiate the u.s.- south korea free trade agreement that went into effect last month. they are also opposed to building a new naval base on a southern island. it is up to the direction of change in foreign policy. >> we will have to leave it there. a seoul-based journalist and commentator. britain's prime minister, david cameron, has been visiting japan at the part of a tour of asia. he said he will join to build defense equipment. nissan motor says it could develop a new model at a british plant. th

it accused south korea's president lee myung-bak of showing disrespect towards north korea. it gave no details of what actions it is planning to take. the korean people's army released a statement last week criticizing a south korean conservative group for destroying a photo of kim jong un. the north staged a massive rally against lee's administration in pyongyang. the south korean government expressed concern but main maintains the north is fueling tension to divert attention from the country's recent failed missile launch. >>> analysts say north korea's leadership is attempting to consolidate support for kim jong un. they also say the north hopes to boost national unity ahead of the 88th anniversary of the korean people's army on wednesday. >>> a japanese minister is trying to resolve an issue that caused anger and frustration in his country for decades. north korean agents kidnapped citizens from japan in the 1970s and '80s to learn about their language and culture. some of the kidnapped have been returned. some remain missing. details are sketchy. jin matsubara is now th

president myung bak decided to resume u.s. beef imports, and many people argued the beef was not safe. and the government faced massive protests when south korea decided to hold a free trade agreement with the u.s. >>> south korea imported some 107,000 tons of u.s. beef last year. but the amount of beef might grow if south korea lifts a tariff on u.s. beef following the free trade pact. south korea will continue to carefully watch the situation in the u.s. >> anna jung in new york. a reporter told us how the bse case might play out in japan. >> members of the government food safety panel are considering changing the age limit on cattle that provide beef for imports. right now it's set at 20 months, but health ministry officials are considering raising that age limit to 30 months which is in line with international standards. but that process could be affected by this bse development. and also, the discovery could have an impact on international trade talks, free trade talks, that is. japan is looking into joining the transpaci

party members struggled in an election seen as referendum on the four-year rule of president bak. they say the gap between rich and poor got wider. she said she would ignore politics that ignored citizens. the opposition failed to capitalize on dissatisfaction. the result is expected to affect what happens in the presidential election in december. >>> china's ruling communist party suspended a former senior member from the post he still held. bo used to be party chief and destined for better things. the news agency reports the party suspended bo from his post on the political bureau. members suspect he was involved in serious violations of discipline. he was a notable member of the so called prince ling faction of children of senior leaders. he was a contender for the top ranks. but fled to the u.s. consulate in february to seek asylum. party leaders dismissed him as party chief. political analysts say the decision to banish bo from the bureau ends his career and his troubles aren't over. the news agency reports his wife is being investigated for the murder of a british citizen. n

they criticized president lee myung-bak and several media outlets for swaying public opinion. analysts say the leadership in pyongyang is trying to tighten its grip on power at a time of economic difficulty. they say north korean officials may carry out a third nuclear test to boost national prestige. those officials launched a rocket earlier this month. they say to put a satellite into space. it blew up less than two minutes after takeoff. >>> the united states says it will ask china to increase the pressure on north korea not to conduct another nuclear test. state department spokesperson victoria nuland said the u.s. will raise the issue next month in beijing as part of strategic economic talks. >> though i am sure that we will be exchanging views on north korea and getting a better sense of how the chinese side analyzes the situation, what messages they've been willing to send, able to send and what pressure they think they can bring to bear because it's absolutely essential we all work together here. >> nuland also urged north korea to exercise self-restraint and refrain f

. >> kim spoke after president lee myung-bak convened an emergency meeting of his cabinet. a defense ministry spokesperson said south korean and u.s. forces are collecting debris in the yellow sea. north korea issued a statement four hours after the launch. yuko aotani earlier spoke with choi jin-wook, an expert on north korea in seoul. >> yes, it is very unusual that north korea admitted their failure, but i think it is because it is impossible to hide a failure because foreign press was already in pyongyang and i think they got the information from the outside, and the foreign media and the press, i think they c communication with north korean people. so, i think it is almost impossible that north korean authority to hide the failure. >> and kim jong-un has supreme power after the death of his father, kim jong-il. how do you think the regime change has affected the fact that it admitted failure? >> i think that the change was not a major factor this time. i think one important reason is that because a failure itself has a very negative impact on the regime, stability of t

said in a statement they'd reduce the government in seoul to ashe they criticized president lee myung-bak and several media outlets for swaying public opinion. analysts say the leadership in pyongyang is trying to tighten its grip on power at a time of economic difficulty. they say north korean officials may carry out a third nuclear test to boost national prestige. those officials launched a rocket earlier this month, they say, to put a satellite into space. blew up less than two minutes after takeoff. >>> south korean authorities have a warning for their neighbor to the north, don't do it. they're again urging the regime of kim jong-un to refrain from carrying out another nuclear test. they say the result will only hurt north korea's international standing. >> translator: the north has made significant preparat the t. all that remains now is its political decision. >> south korean intelligence authorities confirmed this month that workers in the north have been digging a new tunnel in the region of punggye-ri. they believe that will be a test site. a senior government official says nort

bulike most rais, primminist bak could not ima divided city. ross argued the palestinian case.t one point i said to him, "mr. prime minister, "you are the one who believes in the concept of separation. "well, look at east jerusalem, "where you have arab neighborhoods "that are exclusively arab neighborhoods, "where israelis don't live in them, "israelis don't go to them. "what is the logic of keeping them under your sovereignty if you accept the concept of separation?" and the israelis found that to be a pretty compelling argument. narrator: so the negotiators drew maps that would split the city along ethnic lines. the bigger problem came with the oldest part of the city, a zone whose importance was all out of proportion to its size. ross: the old city is one square kilometer. within one square kilometer there are at least 57 holy sites-- holy to three separate faiths. the area is so small that if you spring a leak in one quarter, you have to turn off water in the adjacent quarter. so concepts of sovereignty as they apply to the old city are a little bit more complicated. narra

. >> kim spoke after president lee myung-bak convened an emergency meeting of his cabinet. a defense ministry spokesperson said south korean and u.s. forces are collecting debris in the yellow sea. north korea issued a statement four hours after the launch. yuko aotani earlier spoke with choi jin-wook, an expert on north korea in seoul. >> yes, it is very unusual that north korea admitted their failure, but i think it is because it is impossible to hide a failure because foreign press was already in pyongyang and i think they got the information from the outside, and the foreign media and the press, i think they can have some communication with north korean people. so, i think it is almost impossible that north korean authority to hide the failure. >> and kim jong-un has supreme power after the death of his father, kim jong-il. how do you think the regime change has affected the fact that it admitted failure? >> i think that the change was not a major factor this time. i think one important reason is that because a failure itself has a very negative impact on the regime, st

al qaeda destroyed the twin towers that stood here, killing nearly 3000 people in the 9/11 @ baks. -- 9/11 attack. seeing the new structure is a source of pride. >> it is bittersweet. it is a horrible reason you have to put it up, because the others came down the way they did. >> we can resurrect. we are moving forward as a whole. >> with that steel column, one world trade center overtakes the empire state building as the tallest skyscraper in new york. 10 years after the 9/11 attack, once again, manhattan is home to the tallest building in the city. as a milestone was reached, praise for those who toiled to make this rise from the rubble. >> this is more than a job for this team. building this incredible power. it has been an act of passion and patriotic duty. firefighters brother was killed on 9/11. there is symbolism in the timing of this. >> it is interesting that it is coming close to the anniversary of bin laden's death. it is poetic justice. >> the empire state building remains iconic, but the title of tallest building has been reclaimed by a skyscraper soaring over downtown, s

they criticized president lee myung-bak and some south korean media for showing disrespect. the north's committee for the peaceful reunification of the father land posted comments on its website thursday. the body serves as a liaison with the south. committee says the revolutionary armed forces never uttered abt words. it warns south korean authorities are mistaken if they think the retaliation will be on the same level as the artillery attack on yeonpyeong island. north korean forces fired dozens of shells at residential areas on yeonpyeong in 2010. the attack killed four people and injured 18 others. some analysts say the latest threat from north korean authorities is propaganda aimed at tightening domestic control but others are concerned leaders could be planning acts of military provocation against south korea. >>> pakistani authorities have deported several members of osama bin laden's family to saudi arabia. bin laden the leader of the international terrorist network, al qaeda, was killed by u.s. forces in may last year, a mini bus carrying 14 family members including

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