he asked the members of kyo's band to accoany him. >> five members of kyo's band were able to make itthe event. for the first time since the disaster, they were able to confirm each other had survived. kyo and over 600 musicians gathered for the charity concert. and together, they got the joint jumping. ♪ ♪ >> translator: whatever happens, i hope they keep playing their instruments and enjoying music. i'm so glad to see them fine after all. >> i had a great time playing with the others. i'll never fget this. >> kyo is studying hard for high school exams but also harbores a dream, to perform again with his band back in his hometown. >>> and welcome to your weather update. let's look at conditions across the globe. starting with east asia or rather just east of the philippines we have our tropical storm system here. this is severe tropical storm still showing signs of intensifying. forecasters are calling for this to become a typhoon within the next several hours. it will pack stronger winds and slowly heading north ward. possibly tie waun area towards the weekend. still too early to te

he asked members of kyo's band to accompany him. >> reporter: five members of kyo's band were able to make it to the event. for the first time since the disaster, they were able to confirm each other had survived. ky and over 600 musicians gathered for the charity concert. >> one, two, three, four -- ♪ >> reporter: together, they got the joint jumping. ♪ [ applause ] >> translator: whatever happens, i hope they keep playing their instruments and enjoy music. i'm so glad to see them fine after all. >> translator: i had a great time playing with the others. i'll never forget this. kyo is studying hard in tokyo for high school exams, but he also harvests dreams, to perform again hometown. >>> hi there. welcome back here's our weather update. we've got a few storms in the pacific. let's start off talking about this typhoon. this is a strong typhoon heading towards the okinawa islands of japan. it looks like it will be intensi intensifying. by friday evening, it looks like it will become a very strong typhoon. this is an upgraded typhoon. it will be affected taiwan with severe weather, but

we never got a balanced budget that kyo bring to the floor that we could bring to the floor, not in a single year, but i will say, mr. speaker, during the height of the iraq war when things looked as bad as they could have looked and about the time that george bush was preparing to order the surge, about that period of time we had a budget that came within $160 billion of balancing. $160 billion, mr. speaker. now, that $160 billion, boy, how do i wish we would have found a way to tighten it down so we didn't have that deficit, that we could have balanced that budget in that year? we came very, very close. $160 billion doesn't sound close, it's close. it's really close compared to what we have today. and so the president offers a budget that nobody will pick up and vote for and support but it's a $1.65 trillion deficit spending budget. $1.65 trillion. and i listened to people that will say to me, republicans overspent. yes, we did. i make that confession. but the overspending of $160 billion compared to the overspending of $1.65 trillion is 10 to one obama administration versus the bus