welcome back, mortal nation. some of your rapidly dwindling time on earth to be with me. i've been sitting here for either two minutes or 200 years. i can't tell the difference anymore because i'm deathless. i gotta tell i, my first impression of immortality, it feels okay. kind of lonely, a little snacky. overall, though, pretty good. i can see why god went this way. now they can't die, i guess i don't need my bucket list anymore. there was a lot of good stuff on here-- visit every continent. go bungee jumping. chicken wings. popcorn shrimp. nachos. it kind of turned into a list of things i wanted to eat out of a bucket. anyway-- the point is, i'm end, the report. and i was going to say good-bye, but now that i'll live forever, who knows? i mean, i guess what i'm trying to say is... ♪ we'll meet again don't know where don't know when ♪ but i know we'll meet again some sunny day ♪ keep smiling through just like you always do till the blue skies drive the dark clouds far away ♪ so will you please say hello to the

welcome back, mortal nation.r taking some of your rapidly dwindling time on earth to be with me. i've been sitting here for either two minutes or 200 years. i can't tell the difference anymore because i'm deathless. i gotta tell i, my first impression of immortality, it feels okay. kind of lonely, a little snacky. overall, though, pretty good. i can see why god went this way. now they can't die, i guess i don't need my bucket list anymore. there was a lot of good stuff on here-- visit every continent. go bungee jumping. chicken wings. popcorn shrimp. nachos. it kind of turned into a list of things i wanted to eat out of a bucket. anyway-- the point is, i'm end, the report. and i was going to say good-bye, but now that i'll live forever, who knows? i mean, i guess what i'm trying to say is... ♪ we'll meet again don't know where don't know when ♪ but i know we'll meet again some sunny day ♪ keep smiling through just like you always do till the blue skies drive the dark clouds far away ♪ so will you please say hello

. >> in the year the united nations gave itself a report card to reduce child mortality: jane reports on what has been achieved. >> at the dawn of the mel inium in the year 2000, the then u.n. secretary general. at the war. >> within the next 15 years, i believe we can have the population of people living in extreme poverty and see all children, girls and boys alike and particularly girls, receive the full primary education and halt the spread of hiv aids. >> that was. the target set known as the mil enium development goals to have a 15 year deadline. with one year to go, it is a mixed picture. significant progress has been made on reducing the number of people living in extreme poverty. work is still needed on maternal mortality rates and on feeding the world's most hungry. there is no doubt the mdg-forced world leaders to take action that led to significant progress. now, the u.n. is creating goals. diplomats are working on the wording but activists say they need to be ambitious. >> we think they have the right thing. they commit to fighting inequality. >> that's really important. t

. >> in the year 2000 the united nations gave itself 15 years to end extreme poverty and hunger, promote primary education and reduce childhood mortality. as the deadline approaches we have reports on what has been achieved. >> reporter: at the dawn of the millennium in the year 2000 the then u.n. secretary general kofi annan had plans for the world's poor. >> within the next 15 years i believe we can have the people living in extreme poverty, and assure all children, girls and boys alike, and particularly girls, receive a full primary education and halt the spread of hiv/aids. >> that was 14 years ago. the targets he set became known as the millennium development goals and had a 15-year deadline. with one year to go it is a mixed picture. significant progress has been made to reduce people living in extreme poverty, but work is still needed on mortality rates and feeding the world's most hungry. there is no doubt that it forced world leaders to take action to create progress, so now the u.n. is creating a new set of goals to pick up where the old ones left off. >> we think they have the right things in them. they commit to fighting in

mortal ban attacks. >>> in australia we learned that the man who held hostages in a cafe in sydney was once on the nation'satch list but was dropped years ago. memorial services were held for the two killed in the siege. prime minister tony abbott said that monis was on the watch list in 2008 and 2009 for sending offensive letters to the families of dead australian soldiers. it is not clear why he was dropped from the list. >>> a resolution setting a two-year timetable for israel's withdraw from the occupied territory is expected to be introduced at the united nations later today. in france the european parliament voted overwhelmingly to support a palestinian state. lawmakers stopped short of outright recognition of a state. they urged both sides to resume peace talks. >>> coming up, no news is good news, especially for american investors after u.s. federal reserve decides against raising interest rates. >>> and there has been a possible break through in nasa's search for life on mars. >> this is because of a corrupt deal to an assigned to basically support two dodgy businessmen an israeli one, and an egyp

nationally. >> it does start with jobs. i just spoke to a group of people involved in the community and fighting infant mortality.i said right off the bat, everybody has to have a sense that they can get a job. everyone has to have a sense that their life can be better. when i look at economic development, whether it's tax cuts or deregulation or whatever, economic growth is not an end to itself. economic growth is terrific, but it should lead to helping people who live in the shadows. that's exactly what we have done in ohio. we help the drug addicted, we help the mentally ill, we help the working poor. we're reforming welfare so that people don't get help without some personal responsibility and the ability to move beyond their condition to prosperity. to me it's just that simple. one other thing i would say. we will never be great in america when we tear down the success to build somebody else up. that's not my thoughts, that's abraham lincoln. so the fact is, get economic growth going, create the sense that you can get a job. but move beyond that when you have prosperity to help people to get on their feet. >

mortal image immortal deity. >> do you mind telling us what are some of the basic receptive your religion? >> not at all. shintoism embraces many doctrines. it preaches honor of the ancestors, thereby keeping alive , andires of nationalism with the unbroken and divinely descended imperial dynasty. is to be anto list japanese. , as is not, nor can it be matter of choice. it is a duty. >> and they obey their duty. >> you are forgetting the guaranteed freedom of religion. >> is it a infringement of those rights to prohibit american citizens from worshiping the head of a foreign government? the would tokyo think if emperors subjects openly worshiped george washington is a god? >> are you implying that all these people are disloyal americans? >> it did not. i would not attempt to separate the loyal from the disloyal come i'm only present in the facts. commonly known is the japanese exclusion act, there were about 66,000 american japanese here. in that same year, japan passed a law giving these 66,000 americans the right to expatriate themselves from japan. yet up to 1933, only about 5500 dead. true, the expatriation procedure was made complicated and cumbersome by the japanese government. nevertheless, during the same 192419