reports from islamabad. a rock song and we have this report from islamabad. ♪ >> the song is titled "land of the rising sun." the band's vocalist wrote it to send a message of support to the country where he and his family lived for a period of time eight years ago. a video of the song was shown to the media on saturday night in islamabad. to commemorate the first anniversary of the march 11st disaster. disastet disasteh disaster. the video was shot in a building in islamabad that was damaged during the earthquake that devastated northern pakistan several years ago. this was to show the country's sense of solidarity with japan. >> the message to our video is about the friendship of pakistan and japan. i would like to say that pakistan is always there for japan and like japan has always been with us. >> the music video has been uploaded to a music site. to reach a broader audience, the band is negotiating to get the video on local tv. they are calling for others to lend their support as well. >>> german car m

the video was shot in islamabad. aim was to show the country's sense of solidarity with japan. >> the message to the video is about the friendship of pakistan and japan. and i would like to say pakistan is always there for japan and like japan has always been with us. >> reporter: the music video has been uploaded to an internet music site. the band is negotiating to get the video on local tv. they are calling for other pakistanis to lend their support as well. reporting for nhk world in islamabad. >>> time to check on the stories we have gathered from broadcast ares around asia. thai and japanese people in the chang mai province partiescipated paper lanterns into the sky. this is way to remove troubles and woes from one's life. they observed a minute silence for the disaster victims. later, they lit paper lanterns in a japanese ritual in which the lanterns are thought to guide spiri onheir path. >>> the anniversary was also marked in hong kong where japan's consulate held an exhibition on rebuilding efforts in disas

a video of the song was shown to the media on saturday night in islamabad to commemorate.he aim was to show the country's sense of solidarity with japan. >> the message to the video is about the friendship of pakistan and japan and i would like to say that pakistan is always there for japan and like japan has always been with us. >> reporter: the music video has been uploaded to an internet site to reach a broader audience. the band is negotiating to get the video on local tv. they are calling for other pakistanis to lend their support as well. reporting for nhk world in islamabad. >>> the head of the people's bank of china has indicated the central bank may ease monetary policy to spur economic growth. the governor zhou xiaochuan hinted that the central bank may lower the reserve requirement ratio, that the amount of cash chinese commercial banks must hold in reserve. >> will affect will this have on the market? >> translator: china's reserve requirement ratio now stands at over 20%. in theory, we have much room to bring it down. >> zhou said it's necessary to closely mon

nhk world, islamabad. >>> and that wraps up our bulletin for today. i'm cholaphansa narula in bangkok. >>> major storms have been hitting the u.s. midwest. rachel ferguson joins us with the world weather forecast. >> thank you. yes, some of those storms have just wreaked absolute destruction and i want to go to video to show you what the scene was like in illinois. on wednesday morning. this is harrisburg. the tornado ripped through at around 5:00 a.m. just causing absolute devastation as you can see here. cars, homes, stores as well. just completely torn apart. not only that, not only the structural damage, but unfortunately at least nine people have been reported dead from that storm. and also unfortunately i must say we are not going to see the end of this storm from that system just yet. if we take a look at our weather map, you can see, this is low to the north and then along the front is where the severe weather has been erupting. now, on your wednesday night into thursday, the severe area is quite wide. anywhere you're seeing in the yellow is w

abc's muhammad lila reports on the investigation from islamabad. >> reporter: the spent shell casings a grim witness to the carnage. in the middle of the night as many as 16 afghans, among them 9 children and 3 women, gunned down, all while a village slept. "they killed a child," says this grieving mother. "was this child part of the taliban?" nato officials say a rogue army staff sergeant left his base, went to a nearby village, then went on the rampage. he went house to house, door to door, shooting victims at random in cold blood. photos from the scene show blood spattered on floors and walls, bodies wrapped in blankets. when the slaughter was over, the 38-year-old from fort lewis, washington returned to the base and turned himself in. the soldier is married with two children and served three tours in iraq. this was his first assignment to afghanistan. >> this was an individual acting alone. not with authority. and we also have the individual, the suspect, in custody, u.s. custody. and he's being interrogated by army investigators as we speak. >> reporter: the response was immediat

the latest incident may increase pressure on islamabad to tackle their presence on pakistani soil. >> and finally, thailand's growing mitd class is getting a taste for premium coffee. it's a market that has doubled in just ten years. we're not only talking about lattes and cappuccinos, but thai farmers now produce some of the world's most expensive coffee using beans processed in a very unusual way. our reporter went to saror the flavor. >> reporter: this coffee in central thailand offers a special cup of coffee that costs more than $30 a cup. that's 20 times the normal price for coffee. the coffee has its origins in malasia. its unique taste attracts coffee lovers from all over thailand. >> translator: it is really different from ordinary coffee. >> reporter: the coffee owner is also a farmer who pioneered a production of coffee in thailand. he shared with us the secret of his success. >> reporter: you can't produce the coffee without civet. the 50 centimeter long wild animals have an appetite for coffee berries. they consume the fruit but leave the coffee beans undigested in their d

the latest incident may increase pressure on islamabad to tackle their presence on pakistani soil. >> and finally, thailand's growing mitd class is getting a taste for premium coffee. it's a market that has doubled in just ten years. we're not only talking about lattes and cappuccinos, but thai farmers now produce some of the world's most expensive coffee using beans processed in a very unusual way. our reporter went to saror the flavor. >> reporter: this coffee in central thailand offers a special cup of coffee that costs more than $30 a cup. that's 20 times the normal price for coffee. the coffee has its origins in malasia. its unique taste attracts coffee lovers from all over thailand. >> translator: it is really different from ordinary coffee. >> reporter: the coffee owner is also a farmer who pioneered a production of coffee in thailand. he shared with us the secret of his success. >> reporter: you can't produce the coffee without civet. the 50 centimeter long wild animals have an appetite for coffee berries. they consume the fruit but leave the coffee beans undigested in their d

there are elements in the government in islamabad who would prefer to try to impose their language on the entire country. in fact the idea of imposing the language on what was then east bengal created as much as anything, the independent republic of bangladesh. i hope in deciding whether to broadcast in the sindi language, we not try to accommodate the most extreme elements in islamabad, we are broadcasting in urdu and sindi is spoken in pakistan far more. we have a complicated relationship with the pakistani government. we need to research out to the pakistani people. especially those people soth of pakistan where the version of islam is so compatible with american you will varies. i know i'll not be the only person up here to talk about camp liberty and how important it is that we assure the humanitarian safety of everyone who is there, there are elements to how that was set up that makes it look almost like a prison camp. there are reports that the residents have no access to lawyers, no family, no freedom of movement and obviously the iranian government is going to be pressing the

there are elements in the government in islamabad that wee want to impose the urdu language on the whole country. imposing on what was east bengal created as much as anything the independent republic of bangladesh. i would hope that in deciding whether to broadcast in the sendi language we would hope not to broadcast extreme elements of islamabad. because right now we're broadcasting in urdu and sindhi is spoken by more people in pakistan. we have a complicated relationship with the pakistani government. we need to reach out to the pakistani people particularly those south of pakistan where the vrgs of islersion of islam compatible with american values. i know i won't be the only person up here to talk about camp liberty and how important it is we assure the humanitarian safety of everyone who is there. there are certainly elements to how that camp has been set up that makes it look not -- almost like a prison camp. there are reports that the residents have no access to lawyers. their family no freedom of movement. obviously the iranian government is going to be pressing the iraquis to b

hina rabbani khar joins me from islamabad. thank you for being with us today.told are likely to go through. what is the main grievance that pakistan, that your government has, against the u.s. and against the drone war, in particular? >> thank you, andrea. you know, first of all, i don't think it's a matter of grievance as much as it is about a matter of building a type of partnership which is lasting, which has the ownership of the people of pakistan, and of course the parliament of pakistan and a partnership which can achieve results which are considered to be in the joint interest of both pakistan and the united states and of course the nato members, which are operating. >> and i explained to our viewers we have i satellite delay. we're doing the best we can with that. but we've seen in campaign speeches here in the united states biden and others making a very big deal out of the killing of osama bin laden saying this shows the strength, the wisdom, the determination of this president, of president obama, on foreign policy. how that make you feel in pakistan

monitoring teevepbts in islamabad -- >> today will be a celebration for one because inspite of all theticism of his party's handling of various crises pakistan has faced and in spite of corruption, they have managed to get to this milestone. its current parliamentarian will vote and likely lit increase its influence in the senate and that is influence he'll retain for the coming years. that's not going to help the prime minister in his survival battle of the supreme court and not going to help if in one day the army decides it's going to take over. what it does illustrate is his greatest achievement. that has been to survive. that in itself in pakistani politics is a rarity. >> all right. let's look at the brighter side of life. at 75, engelbert humperdinck is expected to represent the eurovision. he said it was an absolute honor to represent his country. >> his first hit was in 1967. but engelbert humperdinck is still touring and now flying the flag of britain. ♪ >> he's been krooning for decades and collaborating with some of the biggest modern-day particulars. details of his latest

reporting for nhk world, islamabad. >>> the malaysian football team used to be one of the best in asia. it played at the munich olympics in 1972 and earned a bronze medal at the asian games. but according to the latestifa rankings malaysia has slipped to 148th in the world. a major effort is now under way to groom a new generation of players. nhk world reports from kuala lumpur. >> reporter: football is hugely popular among young malaysians but you wouldn't know it from the country's domestic league. the stadiums are almost empty. malaysians prefer the english premier league. fans gather to watch the games broadcast live. >> translator: the level of football in malaysia is too low. it's not interesting to watch. >> reporter: one of the factors behind the decline of malaysian football and its lack of ethnic diversity. malaysia is a state where malays indians and chinese coexist. chinese make up a quarter of the population but they don't have a single player on the national team. at it peak malaysian football included several chinese players including soh chin aun. but playing football i

to pakistan's army that continued support for the taliban is a losing bet, that will only leave islamabad more isolated and less secure. it would give afghan leaders the reassurance to fight corruption and govern better. in short, this agreement can change the entire narrative in afghanistan and the region from imminent international abandonment to enduring international commitment. all of this is right decisions are made in the months ahead. far from being unsalvageable or not worth the effort as many now fear, this war is still ours to win. after all, we've given, after all of the precious lives we have lost and with all of the vital interests we have at stake, now is not the time to quit. it is a time to recommit ourselves to being successful. we owe nothing less to the tens of thousands of americans who are risking their lives every day for this mission and for us. i thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the witnesses. >> thank you so much, senator mccain. dr. miller, we're delighted to have you with us today and you are our acting undersecretary of defense for poll sixt we call now upon y

the bbc's eileen macbou is monitoring events in islamabad. >> today is a day of celebration for the president and his pakistan people's party in spite of all the predictions over the last four years and all the criticism of his party's handling of various crises that pakistan has faced, they have managed to get to this significant milestone. its current paurl men containers have voted for the senators and it increase its influence in the senate and that has influence for the coming years. that's not going help the prime minister necessarily in his survival battle of the supreme court, and it's not going to help if one day in the future, this army decides it's time to take over but what it does illustrate is the president's greatest achievement and that has been to survive and that in itself in pakistani politics is a rarity. >> two men have been convicted of stealing from injured malaysian students last year in the london riots. the footage show one of defendants pretending to help the victim before taking items from his backpack. he was found guilty of robbery and a 24-year-old was convicted

abc news, islamabad. >> one year ago today, the japan changed. earthquake, tsunami struck killing 20,000 the day they remembered. coastal communities empty fields now, the mountains and debris swept aside and there's an elementary school where 74 student died and survivors are till in temporary homes -- still in temporary homes lives on home and near the nuclear plant the zone remains off limits. 08,000 people still can't go home. new lives are helping to heal wounds a little boy named ray is learning to walk now born a week after the tsunami gibbs japan strength to move forward every day. >> 3, 2, 1. >> and with that they unveiled a special permanent plaque here in baltimore that remembered the reservoir and what happened one year ago and a world away. in addition to remembers the lives lost they also celebrated the partnership with baltimore has with the kawasaki cityschool. they planted cherry blossoms to commemorate the strength of those who lived. >>> and we know cherry blossoms are peaking down towards the dc area. if you are heading there,

reconciliation the next time financial real jump aboard the plane could lead to make sure that he's bound to islamabad and to kabul if he really means business. thousands of cities across the globe are doing a very bad for the environment from sydney to new york and lights have been dimmed for this year's earth hour and it's part of a world effort to raise awareness about climate change difference explains. the observance of global earth hour begins in sydney and winds its way time zone by time zone around the globe now here in russia it's estimated that fifteen million people are participating in this and the lights in certain major buildings here in moscow are shut off the university is dark as the academy of sciences and many other buildings people are gathered with lit candles and they are also lighting lanterns. into the sky so newcomers to this include the international space station astronauts observing what is happening from space taking photos and even blogging about it on the european space agency's website many major landmarks around the world are going to include london's big ben and the g

reconciliation the next time a real jump aboard the plane should go to make sure that he's bound to islamabad and to kabul if he really means business. stonings labor camps so one of the pages in the history of the soviet union thousands of people would simply go to rot simply for having different views about the system now one of them has become a museum and a reminder to future generations not to repeat the mistakes of the past peter all of them were taken over. hidden away in the ural mountains hundreds of kilometers from the nearest city is perm thirty six where the soviet government sent its dissidents now though it's a museum dedicated to making sure that part of twentieth century history is never forgotten. people wanted to understand the causes of those reprisals name all the victims and pass the knowledge of what happened here on to future generations. was an inmate at the perm camp in one thousand nine hundred eighty four he was sentenced to seven years for agitation and anti salvia propaganda now in his eighty's he still remembers life on the inside. the actual deprivation of freed

routes through pakistan to troops in afghanistan drew hundreds of angry demonstrators to rally in islamabad protesters from several islamic and political parties chanted anti us an anti nato slogans outside parliament the transit routes have been closed since an attack by nato forces in afghanistan killed twenty four pakistani soldiers last november. while police fired tear gas and water cannon to try to clear the streets of rock throwing indonesians who were protesting against lawmakers plans to increase fuel prices thousands of demonstrators blocked off streets and started fires before officers regain control at least three protesters were hurt in the clashes if the fuel price increase is approved many believe the cost of food transportation and electricity will rise as a result. but it makes the world go round time for the world big money then god we'll share with now the big question mr wall street been a focus the last couple of days big time is it still gaining when you go for a. just we'll have all the latest of the our top story this reports there's russia's economy stabilized in th

from there, the bin ladens tracked to haripur, a small town near the near the capital of islamabad. for two years they rented this four bedroom two story villa. then in mid-2005 they moved to their last hiding place in nearby nearby abbottabad. all of the moves, fateh told police, were coordinated by two pashtun brothers who lived with the family. one of them was the al qaeda currier whose actions ultimately led u.s. intelligence to bin laden's final lair. now, the wife's story is plausible but, scott, it leaves the key question here unanswered and that is how could the world's most notorious terrorist move so often over such a wide area without detection by pakistani intelligence or security officials? >> pelley: bob, thanks. more news ahead. plus steve hartman meets a teenage nuclear scientist "on the road," when the "cbs evening news" continues. been active al. that's why i'm excited about reclast. it's the once-a-year iv osteoporosis treatment. reclast helps to restrengthen my bones to help make them resistant to fracture. and with reclast, well, no other osteoporosis treatment

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through pakistan to troops in afghanistan through hundreds of angry demonstrators the valley in islamabad where protesters from several islamic and political parties chanted anti us and anti nato slogans outside parliament trance roots again close since an attack by nato forces in afghanistan that killed twenty four pakistan said just last november. police fired tear gas and water callen to clear the streets of walk throwing indonesians protesting against lawmakers plans to increase fuel prices thousands of demonstrators blocked off streets and started fires before offices regain control at least three protesters were hurt in clashes if the fuel price increase is approved of course many believe in the cost of food transportation electricity will rise as a result. of pulling wealth before health is the perception about a swathe of the british public these days after their parliament voted through controversial medical care reforms many of the law makers have voted yes have links to private suppliers which that benefit even physicians and patients fearing for the u.k.'s free health care is

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aimed at local terrorists began in two thousand and eight but have killed many civilians as well islamabad criticizes the remote controlled air attacks publicly but the government is believed to have supported the covert cia run program. israel and the palestinian militants have agreed to a cease fire after four days of deadly clashes the deal was mediated by egyptian intelligence officers after separate negotiations with each side at least twenty five palestinians have been killed and thirty five israelis wounded in airstrikes and militant rocket attacks since friday by the violence that was triggered by the israeli assassination of a palestinian resistance leader. according what and has sentenced a former special forces soldier to over six thousand years in prison over a massacre during the country's civil war. rios was found guilty of killing two hundred one people and throwing their bodies down a well in the village of dawson in one thousand nine hundred two he also was given thirty years for each killing and thirty years for crimes against humanity after being extradited from californ

crowd west of islamabad. this is where i'm spending my retirement.f age, america will be plagued by brainwashed activists who can't read or wry but will know how to rage against the dwindling entitlement. i am blaming parents of both parties. if you allow activists in your school it's on you when junior sends you in. why do they ignore the fruit of their major? they spend years touting america as op res somewhere, but then they're successful and they're like john wayne. like bill ayers never existed. the school changed the policy. they are now going to include the opposition research on president obama in the this kerfuffle. a word i love to use. you are the king of opposition research. if you were a teacher what would you tell them? >> bob: get every republican candidate. and you start on their taxes, then on their personal lives and then on to anything they have done. we control the i.r.s., you get in their background. we put together a big document. anything they said since they were two years old. including blah, blah, blah. you make it part of o

kandahar falls apart and the taliban on the pakistan side gets stronger and they'll go to islamabad ands will say, why should i worry about america coming after me. look at syria, iraq they left, now afghanistan. if you want to prevent iran getting a nuclear weapon. 80% of people in afghanistan hate the taliban but they need the ability to fight back. >> greta: thank you sir. is time running out for israel to do a preemptive strike on iran? one word he uses, is stupid. rush limbaugh, struck a controversy. jou elizabeth hasselbeck. what is he is saying? you'll hear from her coming up. [ male announcer ] the game of life with the prius c! ♪ oh, my maltipoo's depressed. but my affordable prius c means i can pay for his acupuncture. whew. i love my pooch. oh no! my homemade sushi... turned p-ushi! use estimated 53 mpg to find a gluten-free alternative. look, this means i'm a chef. [ male announcer ] be a winner with the all-new prius c from toyota. ♪ two of the most important are energy security aneconomic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a la

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so, islamabad has supported the taliban against the indian-backed northern alliance.hey have always sided with india and its northern alliance friends. now outside of what it views as core interests, india is nowadays inactive on foreign policy. india has rarely been a force for good in the region or around the world mainly because it has not been much of a force. when the maldives had a coup, new delhi remained impassive. and so on with other crises in the region in bangladesh and sri lanka and more. compared to the clout it wants to have, new delhi has really only paid minor attention to its policy. india, with a population of 1.2 billion fewer diplomats than the population of new zealand, with the population of just 4 million people. americans stand to believe that all good things go together. india and america will have foreign policies, the friends and enemies. india, of course, is located in a different place. it has different interests. indians think that they can be free writers, exploit the stability of the current setup. but for the world's largest democracy

islamabad has supported the al.have always sided with india and its northern eallianc friends. india has rarely been a force for good around the region or around the world mainly because it has not been much of a force. new deli replaced passive. and so on with other crises in the region in bangladesh and sir lan ka and more. new deli has really paid minor attention to its policy. 1.2 billion fewer dip me mats with the population of just four million people. americans stand to believe that all good things go together. india and america will have foreign policies, the friends and enemies. india, of course, is located in a different place. it has different interests. indians think that they can be free writers, exploit the stability of the kircurrent set. but for the world's largest democracy that is an unworthy mission. india does have a trist with -- >> the most important thing that people want in developing countries, like in our country, is a job. they want to be able to support their families. water, we take our

joining me from islamabad, pakistan with declan walsh of "the new york times."elcome. >> i had there. >> absolutely fascinating article that you've written here. you write about this general's report and what you call poisonous mistrust between bin laden's wives, particularly the oldest to the youngest. tell us about that. >> this is basically a retired pakistani general who has set about this sort of one-man investigation to try and find out what happened. and this led him to exploit his contacts within the pakistani military. he said he spoke with interrogators who spoke with bin laden three wives in abbottabad in may. he said there was a great deal of mistrust between bin laden's wives while living in extremely cramped conditions inside that house for five or six years. and that the newest arrival one of his older wives was particularly suspected, both by bin laden's wife, his newest wife, who was a 20 something-year-old woman and also by his son. they thought it was suspicious that this wife had suddenly turn up out of nowhere. she had actually come from ira