here's here in dalian, at the world economic forum. i asked him whether the banks are now in better shape than they were three years ago. >> the whole banking system today is better than the year 2008. >> how much better, though? >> it varies. it's very difficult to say. the u.s. banking, as you know, the sovereign risks pertain together banking sectors. but in the emerging market, we see the releveraging in the past 18 month, it caused some major concerns. >> are you saying that emerging economies are in danger of having their own banking crisis? >> i wouldn't say in this moment's emerging market in danger because they have a potential banking crisis. got news is they have a strong gdp growth rate and much stronger than before. their physical condition is still quite okay but they got to be very careful for this releveraging on the banking secretary zblert financial crisis of 2008 is being replaced, at least in europe, by the debt crisis of 2011. what do policymakers need to do to solve this problem? >> it's not easy to have, you know

the prime minister sent a video message to the annual forum meeting in china's northeastern city of dalian gratitude for the outpouring of support from the international community. he said clear signs of reconstruction are appearing in disaster-stricken northeastern japan. noda also said his cabinet is doing everything possible to resolve the fukushima daiichi accident. he said the situation is improving in line with the schedule with help from other countries. noda said that he wants to cooperate with experts from around the world to rebuild the disaster-hit area. >>> "newsline" is the place to turn to for the latest on japan post march 11th. we have two segments offering two unique perspectives on the fallout from the earthquake and tsunami. "nuclear watch" brings you insight and information on the impact of the fukushima daiichi crisis. and "the road ahead" examines japan's efforts to recover and rebuild. don't miss "nuclear watch" and "the road ahead" on "newsline." >>> a week after tropical storm talas ripped through midwestern japan, life has still not returned to normal for some. re

dalian was the first to react and she said oh my god. and i sit now we know what's going on. we are under attack. we were in the chair until peter got in place in new york, and the ibm -- >> peter jennings to estimate and die and went to get as close to the building as she could. i was told to go to 72nd street on the hudson river and we had a boat that was going to take a store to get shots on the river. we got as far as 50 something street and the police stopped us. i remember going back to the studio and i remember david westin who was president nces -- cbs news said you have to steer by for peter because you're going to be on the air six or eight hours straight this is big and i remember saying jam david, we are going to be on the air for six to eight days or weeks. i remember in an earlier interview you were just getting out of the morning shower when you heard the little radio. so what did you? i assume after you got dressed. laughter to >> actually that is true i stepped out of the shower and the radio was on and the radio people on the news radio 88 they had not much