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it says china's expanding maritime activity is a regional and international threat. the chinese government spokesperson dismissed the white paper's findings. >> translator: some of the assessments in japan's report are not based on fact. china has been conducting normal maritime activities in line with domestic and international law. >> the spokesperson added the japanese government has recently been triggering regional tension and confrontation by overstating the threat posed by china. officials at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant say they've made a troubling discovery. workers have detected a surge in the amount of radioactive cesium in a well at the facility in recent days. tokyo electric power company officials regularly monitor ground water around the reactor buildings. they check for radioactive substances and analyze their effect on the environment. on monday workers found 9,000 becquerels of cesium, 134 per liter of water in an observation well and 18,000 becquerels of cesium, 137. the well is located between the number 2 reactor and the ocean. the amounts

it says china's expanding maritime activity is a regional and international threat. a chinese government spokesperson dismissed the white paper's findings. >> translator: some of the assessments in japan's report are not based on fact. china has been conducting normal maritime activities in line with domestic and international law. >> the spokesperson added the japanese government has recently been triggering regional tension and confrontation by overstating the threat posed by china. >>> japan's nuclear regulator will begin processing applications found by four power companies to restart their nuclear reactors. the utilities submitted their applications on monday to restart ten reactors at five plants. the five include the tomari plant run by the electric power company and the ohi and takahama plant. operated by konsai electric. the others are ikata plant and the sendai plant. the nuclear regulation authority will set up three teams. each will be in charge of three to four reactors. utility representatives will explain their safety measures to the nra at a meeting on

rimpac is the largest international maritime exercise where 28 countries and more than 40 ships and submarines working to. in 2012, not all participants were our traditional allies. russia, for example, india, for example, were participants i believe the amendment is shortsighted in that it attempts to place an unneeded stumbling block in the path of a relationship that's continuous. i would suggest the secretary would not have extended the invitation if the department and the united states navy did not feel that would be a benefit to be gained by these exercises with the chinese participation. i refuse to believe as a member of the united states congress that the department would take such a position. the united states gains maritime knowledge and renewed relationships with other navies of the world and considers participation in this exercise as crucial to their mission. rimpac participation has gained an ever greater meaning with the d defense department eas rebalance to the asia pacific and i do think that this amendment should not be dopped by the house. i would reserve the bns of my time

the secure fence act of 2006 which intended to establish operational control over the international land and maritime borders in the united states authorizes the department of homeland security to take necessary and appropriate actions to secure the u.s. borders. from 2006-2012 the security measures implement it to help achieve operational control of the u.s. borders have cost the taxpayers a price and $75 billion. despite spending tens of dozens of taxpayer dollars to secure the border, the government accountable office reported in 2011 that there was 1129 miles of the 1954-mile long southwest border, roughly 6% of the border where border patrol can actually quote deter or detect and apprehend illegal entries at the border itself. 6% operational control. the lack of operational control documented by gao directly contradicts statements made by the administration that the border is the most secure that it has ever been. after gao reported low levels of operational control, dhs changes post to make the number of apprehensions the measure of effectiveness. the number of apprehensions which gauges uses a

maritime activities a threat to the region and the international community. defense officials are also worried about developments in north korea. the report says the north has made substantial progress in its program to develop ballistic missiles. the missiles could potentially reach the u.s. west coast and the central states. >>> now he's setting his sights on amending the constitution. his party must make a strong showing in the upper house election so it can push its policy forward. less than a year after put itin abe in power, japanese voters have a chance to judge him on his record. don't miss our special coverage leading up to the july 21st election right here on "newsline." >>> a staple item for chinese consumer sincere back on the menu. shanghai authorities had halted the trade of live poultry in april over concerns over the bird flu. the h1n7 strain killed several people. some are worried that could trigger new infections. mari yamada reports. >> reporter: this supermarket is in shanghai. live chickens have just hit the shelves for the first time in

enter their spies the united states government has a special maritime interoperable jurisdiction are the law but that's not breaking international law it is not and. under the federal statute the u.s. has jurisdiction over the high seas as well as the airspace over the hard see americans are going to be very difficult douglas mcnabb senior principal at macnab associates thank you so much my pleasure meanwhile a sort of sociology professor has nominated edward snowden for a nobel peace prize and his letter addressed to the norwegian nobel committee stefan. actually praised snowden for his quote heroic efforts a great personal cost he went on to say that snowden showed individuals can stand up for fundamental rights and freedoms. the bradley manning trial resumed in fort meade maryland today army judge colonel denise lind allowed the defense lawyer david coombs and his team to deliver their arguments to have bradley manning acquitted for some of the charges due to a lack of evidence the team is seeking to have the most serious charge aiding the enemy which could result in a life sentence dropped along with six lesser charges for m

there are spies the united states government has a special maritime interest a real jurisdiction act on law but that's not breaking international law it is not and. under the federal statute the u.s. has jurisdiction over the high seas as well as the airspace over the hog's narrator is going to make it very difficult douglas mcnabb senior principal at macnab associates thank you so much my pleasure. well the bradley manning trial resumed in fort meade maryland today at three pm judge denise linda lauper defense lawyer david coombs and his team to deliver their arguments to have bradley manning acquitted for some of the charges due to a lack of evidence the team is seeking to have the most serious charge aiding the enemy which could result in a life sentence dropped along with six lesser charges meanwhile the prosecution is expected to rebut some of the arguments the wiki leaks defense team laid out last week the defense star's defense of star witness harvard law school professor bank lawyer argued that wiki leaks was only seen as aiding terrorists like al qaeda because the u.s. government vilified the transparency organization

secure fence act of 2006, which intended to quote, establish operational control over the international land and maritimeborders of the united, end quote, authorizes the secretary of department of homeland security to take necessary and appropriated actions to secure the u.s. borders. from 2006 to 2012, the issue is i measures implemented to help achiewf control of the borders have cost approximately $75 billion. despite spending money to secure the border the government accountability office reported in 2011 there were 129 miles of the 1,954 mile border roughly 6% of the border where border patrol can actually, quote, deter or detect and apprehend illegal entry, end quote. 6% operational control. the lack of operational control documented by gao directly contradicts statements made by the administration that the border is the most secure. after gao reported low level. dhs changed the policy to make the number of quote, unquote, apprehension, the measure of effectivenesses. the number of apprehensions which dhs uses as metrics now does not indicate whether federal government efforts to secure the border

they are maritime patrol aircraft. other international navies. not ready tell you there is a reduced presence. there is a reduced presence. we need to find innovative ways to help general kelly out to do the job with the forces we have in the budget that we have. i went to bring your attention it will be onet piece of that future approach to be more innovative. >> the last time that you have -- >> i do not know. secretary hagel has asked for 27% reduction over the next two years. how will the navy carried this out? how will this affect the number of flag officers? >> it is separate from the number of flag officers. trend or a plan. it goes back to when secretary thes provided to us reduction of the number of flag officers. caps on from 235 to 210 in our inventory. our selectivity rate was dramatically lower. -- wejust about done with have reduce the number of flag officers. many -- we had too in about three week's, we will describe how that changes and where we will take position. probably close to 40 positions. either canceled or rolled down. so

with regard to maritime disputes, it's critical that all nations have a clear understanding of what constitutes acceptable internationalbehavior. that means no intimidation, no coercion, no aggression, and a commitment from all parties to reduce the risk of mistake and miscalculation. my dad, god love him, used to have an expression. he'd say, joey, the only war that's worse than one that's intended is one that is unintended. the prospects where they're so close -- cheek-to-jowl -- for mistakes are real. so it's in everyone's interest that there be freedom of navigation, unimpeded lawful commerce, respect for international laws and norms, and peaceful resolution of territorial disputes. that's why i encourage china and asean to work even more quickly to reach an agreement on a code of conduct in the south china sea. setting clear rules is the first step to managing these disputes. and the u.s. has a strong interest in seeing that happen, as well. with regard to north korea, the one thing i think everyone now agrees on -- we agree that its nuclear and missile programs present a clear and present danger to stability in t

maritime disputes. it's critical that all nations have a clear understanding of what institutes acceptable internationalbehavior. no coerce, aggress. a commitment from all parties to reduce the risk of mistake and miscalculation. my dad god, loved him, the only worse than a war intended is one unintended. the prospect we are close cheek to so you for mistakes are real it's in everyone's interest that there be freedom of navigation. that's why i encouraged them to work even more quickly to retch an agreement on the code of conduct in the south china sea. setting clear rules as the first step to managing the disputes. and the u.s. has a strong interest in seeing it happen as well. with regard to north korea, one thing everyone now agrees on we agree that it's nuclear missile program present a clear and present danger to stability in the area in east asia in particular. that's where we're working closely with our allies japan and south korea. we are also working more closely than the 0 years i've been engaged with china and with russia. in light of north korea's recent provocative behavior, we welcome pres

but also with regard to security, wre to maritime disputes, it is critical of all nations to have a clear understanding of what constitutes acceptable internationalehavior. that means no intimidation, no portion, no aggression, and a commitment from all parties to reduce the risk of mistake and the speculation, my dad used to have an expression, the only word that is worse than one that isn't tended -- that is intended is one that is unintended. the prospects for mistakes are real. so it is in everyone's interest that there be freedom of navigation. respect for international laws of peaceful resolution territorial disputes. that is why i encourage china and aussie on to work even more quickly to reach an agreement on the code of conduct in the south china sea, setting clear rules of the first step to managing these disputes, and the u.s. has a strong interest in seeing that happen as well. with regard to north korea, one thing i think everyone now , we agree that its nuclear missile problem -- program represent a clear and present danger to stability in the area of your in east asia in particular. that is why we're working closely with our allies