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mongolia has used ties to open a diplomatic channel.t has hosted intergovernmental talks between japanese and north korean negotiators in ulan bator. >>> prime minister shinzo abe has pledged to try to seek understanding for proposed security administration. he made the remarks in a tv program broadcast on monday. i acnoblged the security bills have yet to gain full understanding from the public. he'll use the debate to explain the legislation. he said he wants to show why it's wrong to call the bills war legislation and wrong to claim they could lead to military conscription. he noted japan's innovation party offered counter proposals. he said both the governments and opposition groups have a responsibility to find common ground. rvelgs a group of scholars say many oppose the opposition saying it ignores public opinion. >> translator: we protest with deep anger the forcible passage of unconstitutional bills. >> about 150 scholars made the appeal at a news conference in tokyo. one of them was physics foe bell prize winner says the gover

. >>> and july sumo championship was decide in the final bout of the grand champion from mongolia. we will tell you who hoisted the emperor's cup. members of japan's house began deliberating security bills that would expand the south defense forces. the po posed legislation will allow the country to exercise its right to self-defense. prime abe has rejected allegations that the bills are unconstitutional. the legislation would enable the japan-u.s. security alliance to function fully when japan faces dangers. if other nations are aware of that it would enhance our country's deterrent and lower the risk that japan would come under attack. >> the bills stipulate few criteria for the use of force him abe said they are logically inconsistent with the past constitution. he added it would not affect the legal stability of article 9 which renounces war as a means of settling international disputes. abe also rejected concerns that the proposed legislation would lead to military conscription. he noted that the constitution bans involuntary servitude. >> i would like the people to be assured

. >> translator: in mongolia we have been eating potatoes for a long time.there are lots of ways of using them, like potato noodles. >> reporter: hopefully this congress will have shown more ways of putting potatoes on chinese dinner tables. >>> you can keep up to date on the news on our website. that's www.aljazeera.com.

that's what we do, tell his life the society of mongolia and illustrate it with these splendid thing. for tickets go to fi.edu. or 6abc loves the arts to learn more about other area events. for 6abc 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> >> reporter: that looks interesting. >> a perfect thing to do today. >> reporter: it's air can understand. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're still rain-free as we take a look outside aboard chopper 6. camden field looks great. i don't know if it's the kind of day you want to go out and play baseball. maybe if you have a lot of sports drinks. temperatures 82 degrees, that doesn't seem that bad and we have mainly cloudy skies every now and then the sun breaks through. the dewpoint is up at 70. it's telling you that the air is saturated and it feels oppressively humid specially if you're playing baseball or doing work. cool drinks important today. future tracker 6 showing you between now and 3:00 p.m. we're mainly dry spotty showers but if something manages to pop up, especially out in the western suburbs in toward philadelphia in this humid air m

they were detained in inner mongolia. foreign ministry spokesman said the group was suspected of committing crimes. five others remain in custody. ♪ laura: scientists have been celebrating the arrival of details and images of pluto sent back by the new horizons spacecraft. from mission control in maryland, david shukman reports. david: a mesmerizing view of pluto reveals extraordinary details of mountains made of ice . the image reached earth this morning, and no one can explain it. a new view of pluto's largest moon. an unprecedented site of an alien world with dramatic scenery, including an unexpected canyon. >> it is four to six miles deep. i find that fascinating. it is a small world with deep canyons, troughs, clips, dark regions that are still slightly mysterious to us. david: this all began in january 2006 with the fastest launch. a new horizons space craft. after flying for nine point five years, the spacecraft arrived 72 seconds early. the approach transformed our view of pluto. the images reached the peak 24 hou

. >> translator: in mongolia we have been eating potatoes for a very long time.re are lots of ways of using them like potato noodles. >> reporter: hopefully this congress will have shown new ways of putting potatoes on chinese tables. >>> don't forget you can keep up to date with all of the news on our website, aljazeera.com. >>> a former police officer pleads not guilty in the gilling of an unarmed black man during a traffic stop. >>> possible new clues as to what happened to malaysian airlines flight 370. investigators looking into part of a wing that washed ashore. >>> and how three young women swindled isil out of thousands of dollars. ♪

in inner mongolia we with have been eating potatoes for a long time, people should learn there's a lot of ways to use them. hopefully this congress will have shown more ways of putting potatoes on chinese dinner tables. al jazeera, hong kong. dieing is an expensive business in japan. and it is getting more expensive bury a body. drew ambrose reports now from the city of osaka. >> in japan look like a set from a sci-fi movie. they store more urns and are cheaper than burying ashes in a traditional grey yard. japan has also built five temples with a row of hi-tech crips on every floor. you swap your i.d. card, which prompted robotic arms to retree the family return the basement. >> many are soaring their ashes here. finding the right funeral is hard, because cemeteries are running out of space. and plots alone can cost $40,000. which is why many go on weekend jay tours to find the right plan. more people die in japan there are commercial businesses and showcases which help people here make those vital decisions. at this exhibition, you can even try your own coffin. coffin maker has custo

north african countries are particularly hard hit by the disease, which is also common in china and mongolia. there is good news. there is a cure. a pill which has the power to rid patients of the disease -- often in a mere matter of weeks. but there's a catch. for most hepatitis c sufferers, the pills are simply too expensive. >> it's like now i feel like that, you know, what i did when i was 40. and that i can do stuff i was thinking i was gonna never do it again. reporter: more than 30 years ago, tom stephens had a motorcycle accident. he was infected with hepatitis c during a blood transfusion. in recent years his liver values kept getting worse. he was always tired and down in the dumps. his wife, june, had little hope. tom: when you're right up towards the end and they call it your viral load -- how they measure what kind of damage the hep c is doing to you -- you know you're in big trouble. it's not just like, well, i just don't feel well, now that you're in a serious fight now. reporter: the 67-year-old was lucky. an aquaintance worked in the research division at gilead, a bio-tech c

during his five-day tour yachi will also visit mongolia to meet the national security council secretarye estimated price tag for a new national stadium in tokyo has sparked debate within the japanese government. some officials are calling for the design plan to be reviewed because of the rising construction costs. japan's sports minister said last month that construction of the main stadium for the 2020 tokyo olympics and paralympics will cost 2 billion$2 billion. that's $700 million more than the initial estimate. some are criticizing the revision. >> translator: i think the education and sports ministry needs to fully explain to the public to gain understanding. >> some officials are calling for measures to lower the costs. they've suggested holding off on completion until after the 2019 rugby world cup to be held in japan. and others want a redesign. but people who worked to win the olympic bid oppose a review. they argue they would have to consider holding another international sdoin competition, and they say a delay could endanger completion of the stadium in time for the summer ga

leaders gathered with those of five observer states including india, pakistan and mongolia. they agreed to start procedures to promote the indians and pakistanis. they also signed a statement for china's plan to develop an economic belt along the silk road and remarked on the victories that their countries won 70 years ago in world war ii. russian president vladimir putin said he will visit beijing in september to help commemorate the defeat of japanese militarism. leaders in moscow are increasingly at odds with the government of the united states and countries in europe. analysts say the russians aim to boost the shanghai cooperation organization's influence by strengthening their ties with china, and promoting india and pakistan. >>> vietnamese state media report one of their country's fishing boats have sunk in the south china sea. they say it was rammed by a ship at the islands both countries claim. the newspaper says the boat was operating near the parasol islands. it encountered two chinese ships, it got rammed and went down. it said all 11 crew members got rescued by

john kerry met with the foreign minister of mongolia which has a special diplomatic channel with north korea. officials are likely to share information gleaned from kerry's meeting. kim is also expected to discuss relations between japan and south korea. officials in washington hailed a recent meeting between the foreign ministers of the asian neighbors as a positive development. leaders in japan and south korea have been at odds over historical issues. japan has lodged a protest over a visit by a russian cabinet minister to the northern ter toirs. russia controls the islands. japan claims them. >> translator: the visit by a high ranking official we lodged a protest because it cannot be tolerated and it is extremely regrettable. >> suga said the embassy responded by stating the position on the matter and it will be conveyed to its government. >>> russia's health care minister visited on saturday. she inspected facilities including a hospital built last november. the japanese government maintains the island and three others in the northern territories are an inherent part of japan's ter

. >> translator: in mongolia we have been eating potatoes for a long time. people should learn there are lots of ways of using them like potato noodles. >> reporter: hopefully this congress will show more ways of putting potatoes on dinner tables. >>> if you need any more, there will be something on the website about the benefits of potatoes, www.aljazeera.com. all the day's news as well.

. >> translator: in mongolia we have been eating potatoes for a very long time.re lots of ways of using them like potato noodles. >> reporter: hopefully this congress will show more ways of putting potato's on chinese dinner tables. >>> more news on aljazeera.com. [ applause ] >>> applause in a packed courtroom in cincinnati where a white police officer was arraigned in the willing of a black driver. >>> a new lead in the sr. for malaysia airlines flight 370. investigators examine what looks like parts of a plane's wing that washed ashore on an island. plus thousand three girls swindled isil out of thousands

. >> translator: in inner mongolia we have been eating potatoes for a very long time.should learn there are lots of ways of using them, like potato noodles. >> reporter: hopefully this congress will have shown more ways of putting potatoes on chinese dinner tables. rob mcbride, al jazerra, hong kong. >>> dieing is an expensive business in japan. although cremation is widely used it's getting more expense i have to bury a body as the country grapples with an ageing population. drew ambrose reports now from the city of osaka. >> reporter: these modern crypts in japan look like a set from a sci-fi movie. they store more you weres and cheap than burying ashes in a traditional graveyard. japan has also built five skyscraper temple with his a row of high-tech crypts on every floor. you swipe your i.d. card which prompts robotic arms to retrieve the family you were from the basement. >> people people are closing their ancestral graves if the countryside and storing the ashes here. they hope their children will come to worship them here. >> reporter: finding the right funeral

these results go to the venture in mongolia. shares there are up 64%. pretty good results.at about woodside petroleum? the just released disappointing numbers for the quarter. a few minutes before i sat down, production numbers came out, and they are not good. second-quarter revenue down 36%. $898 million production. production toin 20 million barrels of oil equivalent. a bit of a mess for woodside petroleum. that will be an interesting stock to watch. there are a few worth watching this morning. results.d promising and whitehaven coal as well. a busy morning for the stocks at the open. angie: we will be watching. time now for a look at other stories we are following this morning. . is juliet. bond rates could soar to a two-year high on speculation of a management overhaul. the initial write-down may be more than $800 million as the president will step down in september. inquiry into the will describe them as systematic. berry may review strategy after slowing sales in asia. sales came in at $637 million. a crackdown on corruption in china is being felt. in hong kong, growt

. >> we tell his life the society of mongolia and illustrate it with these wonderful things.t at the art museum through january 3. go to 6abc loves the arts to learn more about other area events for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> that is not a filter on your tv, sky6 live hd taking a live look from our live temple university camera in center city. that's cloud cover. . >> reporter: haze. >> the visibility is not what you would like it to be if you're driving. >> reporter: especially in the western suburbs, forecast for today, that will burn off quickly and by afternoon it's a combination of sun and clouds. you can see how the temperatures will warm up. 3:00 p.m., 86 degrees, 6:00 p.m., 85. we're forecasting a high of 87 with low humidity levels today it should be nice arena enjoyable. same thing tuesday and wednesday, we'll post spotty thunderstorms monday and tuesday, some of them could contain drenching downpours again. wednesday a cold front interacts with the soupy atmosphere, a line of showers and thunderstorms could produce heavier weather. 89 degrees, drenchi

. >> we tell his life, the society of mongolia and show it with these wonderful things. >> reporter: for tickets go to fi.edu or 6abc loves the arts to learn more about other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. on "healthcheck" at noon, a new study found a link between citrus fruit and skin cancer. reachers found those who drank citrus juice have a higher chance of getting melanoma. but don't do away with your favorite juices just yet. researchers say variety is the key to maintaining a healthy and balanced diet. >> looking to save big on your summer vacation? it's not too late. >> reporter: david's household is. >> very crazy. >> reporter: so a family vacation is a much needed time to keep them connected and relaxed. >> we need to hit our reset button. >> reporter: but their dream vacation is key west is cost prohibitive. with a $4,500 the cost is over budget. >> enter abc's very own travel insider. they want to fly into key west. >> it's a little bit more remote than a lot of destinations. it makes it difficult to get to. >> reporter: fly into large airports fly

we've got dry conditions affecting much of inner mongolia and northeastern china. they could do with some of the rain heading towards japan moving from the south and so the southern arm is going to produce phenomenal amounts of rain. we are looking at rainfall to get. about 100 millimeters in tokyo during the course of july. elsewhere, 800 to 900 millimeters, one or two places could see a millimeter of rain. that could produce landslides across japan. >> thanks very much. >> the ivory trade in hong kong poses a major threat to elephants, pushing them fast towards extinction. a new report released by the organization save the elephants says demand for ivory is soaring across asia. tanzania sold their elephant populations drop 60% between 2009-2014. campaigners say not enough is being done to stop the illegal trade. a loophole in legal trade is part of the problem. a ban was imposed to stop the trafficking of ivory but the sale of older tusks is legal. fresh ivory is passed off as old. investigators found over 30,000 items on sale in hong kong. why is it that hong ko

. >> translator: in mongolia we have been eating potatoes for a long time. lots of ways of eating them. >> reporter: hopefully this congress will have shown more ways of putting potatoes on chinese dinner tables. >>> and the chips are down for the winter olympics. here is robin with sport. >> the 2022 winter olympics will be decided in less than 24 hours time. there are only two candidate cities left. city leaders says one city is compact but the location could cost them. >> reporter: this city may have a small global profile, will change if it hosts the 2022 winter olympics. but they fear they have a disadvantage to beijing. >> translator: the members of the iic should come and look at our city because everyone who visits falls in love with our city. i think maybe when they decide they will feel the energy. >> reporter: with 40% of the population under the age of 24 it is trying to portray itself as a young vibrant city. there is plenty of natural snow which prompted their bid slogan keeping it real. they planned complex games. 70% of the venues are ready,

. >> in inner mongolia we have been eating potatos for a long time. there are a lot of ways of using them, like potato noodles. hopefully this congress will show more ways of putting potatos on chinese dinner tables >>> that's it for this edition of al jazeera america i'm antonio mora, thank you for watching. "america tonight" is next. see you again in an hour. >>> on "america tonight", a watery warning, from tidal pools come signs that trouble in the air is dripping down into our food supply. who knows how far this issue goes, if it's affecting our asters in the catchery. what others it would be affecting. lisa fletcher with a story told. >> and a warning under water. >> he was showing us places where the coral bleached and it's gone beyond bleac

in inner mongolia we have been eating potatoes for a long time, people should learn there's a lot ofs to use them. hopefully this congress will have shown more ways of putting potatoes on chinese dinner tables. dying is an expensive business in japan. drew ambrose reports now where the liking are investigating cheaper ways to rest in peace. in japan look like a set from a cy five movie. they store more urns and are cheaper than burying ashes. japan has also built temples with a row of hi-tech on every floor. you swap your i.d. card, which. pros robotic arms to retrieve the family urn from the basement. >> many people are closing their graves and soaring their ashes here. we are hoping that children will come to worship here. >> finding the right funeral is hard, because cemeteries are running out of space. and plots alone can cost $40,000. which is why many go on weekend grave tours to find the right plan. there are commercial businesses and showcases that help people here make those vital desises you can even try your own coffin. >> coffin maker has custom of all ages. >> now we can

. >> in inner mongolia very have been eating potatos for a long time. there are a lot of ways of using them like potato noodles. hopefully this congress will show more ways of putting potatos on chinese dinner tables >>> robin is here - do you like potatos? >> i love them. have a weakness for them. >> boston cancelled a bid for the 2022 summer olympics. beijing and kazakhstan made the pitch to the committee on thursday. friday they make formal presentations for the voting members of the international olympic committee, voting on a host. elnaati is promising a games and snow compared to the chinese bid which will require manmade assistance. >>. >> the 2008 games gives us a chance to expand on the big spirits. not only by the sports delegation that builds the entire population in china. it's a similar idea giving us another chance to reach to another level. >> prime minister of this country, personally by themselves fully guarantee the games will be successful. and take all responsibility around this. what is the olympic games and we are responsible for t

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then, after communications, the mongolia president said, we had the grass land road. you have the belt and the road. they can be integrated and china's proposition was doubted by the russians because of the so-called eurasia corporation as well as the former backyard of the central asia but now we understood that we could be complimentary for each other. india still does not endorse it officially. when i visited the bay bridge in san francisco area 30 years ago, i was overwhelmed by the united states capabilities on the infrastructure of these things. now, you are way ahead let us chinese do the infrastructure. you do more on the superstructure, finance science, technology, planning et cetera. so different nations has different strengths and weaknesses. last but you not least about the surveys. these surveys, you should not leave it totally about you should not discard it totally. in between i think china and the united states reconciled on very difficult questions of the wall. china and the united states had reconciled the so-called tibetan issue, human rights issue.

for instance china and mongolia had different perceptions and understandings of this silk road proposal. then after rounds and rounds of communications, then the mongolia president has said, we had the grassland vote you have the belt and the road, they can be integrated. and china's proposition was doubted by the russians because of the so-called you're asianeurasian, but now we understood that we could be complementary each other. and india still does not endorse it officially. and when i visited the bay bridge in san francisco area 30 years ago, i was overwhelmed by the united states' capabilities on the infrastructure of these things. but now you are way ahead. let us chinese do the infrastructure. you do more on the superstructure, finance, science, technology, planning, et cetera. so different nation has different strengths and weaknesses. and the last but not least about the surveys. these surveys you should not believe it totally. but you should not discard it totally. so in between. i think china and the united states reconciled on very difficult questions of vietnam war. and c

on his way to mongolia that start his dream job.e his wedding ring and watch with his wife dannica. >> he said i'm leaving my wedding ring and watch here. should anything happen it me i want the wedding ring to go to the first and the watch to the second. i said to him, dent be stupid. just come back and i'll give it back to you and you can give it to them. >> having been on vacation and on their way to their two young children in beijing. >> as parents nothing was more important to them than those kids. everything they did was surrounding those kids. you good to their house and it was covered with pictures of their boys. >> 30-year-old huogy li also on her way it her daughter. she works for a company in austin texas and was bonn board with her colleagues. rodney and his wife looking forward to becoming first time grandparents. a a trip with family friends. they were known as doting grandparents. a friend described them as passionate travellers p. this group of artist from china were in malaysia to describe their work. most of them

. >> in inner mongolia, we've eaten potatoes for a long time. there are many ways of using them, like potato noodles. >> hopefully there will be more ways of putting potatoes on chinese dinner tables. >> climate change is changing the wine industry. how global warming is hitting some vineyards hard and is actually helping some make better wine. >> plus he be dieting the grand jury system, the push for reforms in america's courts. >> welcome to al jazeera america. it is now 8:29 eastern time. taking a look at today's top stories, a new clue in the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. investigators are looking into a large piece of debris that washed up on reunion island in the indian ocean off the east coast of africa. it appears to be part of a bowing 777 wing. it disappeared a year ago with 239 onboard. >> jurors today could begin deliberating the punishment for colorado movie school theater james holmes. closing arguments in the penalty phase are set this morning. holmes faces the death penalty or life in prison for killing 12 peop