we did we miss jowell. japan's prime minister shinzo of it is getting ready for a chance to improve relations with this country's closest neighbor he'll be holding his first summit talks with south korean president clinton they'll both be sitting down with us present brock obama to discuss regional security the leaders who meet on the sidelines of a nuclear summit. analysts say they like to talk about north korea's nuclear and missile development. i miss as he wants to affirm the work closely together on issues involving north korea and china. he also was to improve relations between japan and south korean leaders have been engaged in disputes over territory and interpretations of history. russia stand out with other governments over its actions in crimea appears to be taking its toll on the economy. officials say capitalists pouring out of the country. officials with the economic and almond industry estimates capital outflows soared to seventy billion dollars in the first three months of the year that's mo

. >> these countries are cheek and jowell, right next to each other. things could escalate quickly there. they don't have the same protocols and history that the u.s. and the soviet union did. >> north korea has conducted three nuclear tests raising tensions with neighboring south korea. i have been saying we are only one dead fisherman away from a small incident that could escalate quite quickly on the korean peninsula in which case you would you could have a war or nuclear weapons. >> nuclear experts say they are either expanding, upgrading or modernizing as naldz and that the global nuclear threat will grow in the coming years. leaders have struggled to con table nuclear weapons since they were invented. it was a concern for john f. kennedy more than 50 years ago. >> every man, woman and child lives under a nuclear sword of damaclese hanging on a thread, or by madness. the weapons of war must be abolished before they abolish us. >> today, at least eight countries have nuclear weapons and there are real fears terrorists could get a bomb. >> will be t