ever believe, because the japanese, chinese, taiwanese people, et cetera, the best place would be north china. for today, after this meeting i will go to japan center to my lunch counter -- not from benihana today, but instead we'll probably grab a lunch combo and cream soda and spend two hours in front [speaker not understood] to perform my holy friendship missionary work for the people. >> are there any other public comments on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. can we have a motion to forward this committee report to the full board with recommendations? >> so moved. >> with no objection, motion passes, madame clerk is there anything else on the agenda? >> no, that concludes our business >> meeting adjourned. (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the

how would north korea respond to? >> well, chinahas said that they support fully united nations sanctions, and i talked about some of the signs that the chinese are beginning to take really unprecedented action in that direction, signaling to north korea they will pay a price if they don't come around, in particular on the nuclear issue. this is why when we talk to the chinese, we try to talk about how we can work in concert to bring pressure to bear on the north koreans, in a surgical way because we don't want to do anything to the people of north korea but we do want to thank interest of the regime when it comes to these weapons. we're going to keep at that because we think increasingly the core chinese interest in stability on the korean peninsula and our core interest in security, that these are convergent. and we are seeing signs for the first time in decades that the chinese also recognize this, that their stability will be affected and thus we can address proactively north korea's pursuit of these weapons. so that's where we

this marks first time that the chinese president has been to south korea before going to north korea, china's long time ally. one day ahead of the visit in the south, the north fired two rockets into the sea of japan. observers think china will be careful not to irritate north korea too much, for fear of triggering an extreme reaction. >> translator: i believe china notified north korea of the visit in advance as always. and i think the north launched its rockets to remind both china and south korea of its presence and revive tensions on the peninsula. >> reporter: china also wants to send bilateral cooperation by finalizing a free trade agreement with the south, which it hopes will boost investment. the port city of qindao is pinning its hopes on the two sides signing an agreement. since bilateral diplomatic relations were established in 1992, it's been a stepping stone for south korean businesses entering the chinese market. many chinese people calling ancestry who speak korean have moved to qingdao in search of jobs. this street was named after a south korean company. many factories locate

taking the uncle of the north korean, seep as in the van -- seen as in the vanguard of north korea's relationship. chinaoes not want to see undue pressure put on the leadership of north korea. it could lead to collapse or destabilization of an area south of border. as far as south koreans are concerned, like the united states, they want to see more action from north korea on walking away from its nuclear weapons programme. china wants to see six-party talks. south korea is saying not before action on north korea. there's current dissent about what is happening in japan, and the abduction talks between north korea and japan, they are walking away from a passivist constitution, allowing troops to fight abroad with an ally. that's seen as a militaristic move by the murns of japan -- minister of japan. china and japan with memories of what they did in the colonial period and the second world war. >> harry fawcett reporting from seoul. >> it's the first anniversary of the overthrow of egypt's prime minister mohamed mursi, and he has been replaced by former military leader abdul fatah al-sisi. mohamed mursi's

north. a seasonal rain band is affecting central parts of china. shanghai will see lots of heavy rainfall on your friday. here's your extended forecast. >>> be a update on our lead story this hour. the japanese government has formally decided to lift some sanctions on north korea. it made the decision as the north's new panel is about to start reinvestigating cases of japanese citizens abducted by its agents decades ago. japan is lifting three sanctions on north korea. they cover restrictions on travel, money transfers, and port calls by ships. the japanese government has formally decided to lift some sanctions on north korea. more on this developing story as details come in. >>> i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back at the top of the hour. hope to see you again then. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. tonight first a conversation with the creators of the freakonomics franchise steven d. levitt and stephen j. dubner. it was a best selling book and then a documentary, a radio show, and now a blog. now they're back with a

world stores the 17 gold miners had died after being trapped today is a mine explosion happened in north chinae know what caused a crash. bella bella >>: the 737 jet pieces of the jet went into the water thursday when a train was hauling these pieces of the jet and the trains derailed and seattle. the fuselage of is in there and they're keeping tipple pull it out there. it's gonna be an hour for some folks this morning for some folks certainly not folks around the coast line and northern services go into parts of marin county and the north that would ally fall out there is looking a little basic index to see this all tower now a portion of it. but as kitty a little better. fault here was a look like elsewhere. you connect to see some sunshine peeking up of the hills was still overcast. walnut creek has let the sunshine read know very aware around the bay is to be a little bit afraid to see here walnut creek looks clear. temperatures over near the golden gate bridge webby overcasts foggy. at the moment would get 55 surfaces go 56 and oakland. generally were the mid to upper 50s today. that's ho

north korea doesn't trade with us, doesn't need us. it needs china from which it obtains enormous subsidies. we should be trying to change the behavior of north korea directly and, more importantly, china with a combination of carrots and sticks, even though the north korean government is despicable and political we could all try to outdo each other and who could be more opposed to the government, both carrots and sticks are call for. on the carrot side, we ought to be discussing with north korea a non-aggression pact. they have asked for that in the past. it isn't our usual way of conducting state department business, but it's something they want, something we can give them, and if they ever see that mr. cheney might be vice president again, they might appreciate an official u.s. position against invasion. second somebody we can tell the chinese that even if there is unification, no american military forces will be stationed north of 38th parallel. as to sticks, we have to look at the lopsided trade relationship with china. access to the u.s. market

korea and china is the only friend of north korea. re important and what we have seen is a friendly relationship with the president. china, he did half of it in china. apart from north korea, what is the headline? >> north korea. is theother headline economical operation. obviously, china is an important trading partner and they are talking about direct trade. they are talking about it possibly being finished by this year and the other is the boundary issue. >> i have never heard of bugaboo. i am 75 years old. they will push the boundaries off. they could overlap. so, there are political tensions. >> thanks. president is instituting a anti-corruption drive here. something that is designed to kill two birds with one stone's, it gives a better perception on the global stage. they are consolidating the position. it tells us a bit more. >> in the china sea. they want to is shore up the legitimacy. they say they can pass the strategy. three years ahead of theyext congress will stop have started making arrangements. >> what is the jockeying

the decision comes at a time of heightened tensions over north korea's missile launches and china's stepped up mahre time activities. today we take a look at japan's defense policy. ♪ >> reporter: japanese officials worry about a number of things as they look out around them. north korean missile launches, china's maritime activityies. last november, china declared an air identification zone over the east china sea. it includes the senkaku islands in okinawa prefecture, which japan controls and both china and taiwan claim. >> translator: the new zone is designed to protect china's sovereignty and the safety of its territory and air space. >> reporter: china says aircraft in the area had to obey instructions from the chinese defense ministry. and the country may use force against aircraft that fail to comply. this has put the japanese government on high alert. in may, a chinese warplane flew dangerously close to two japanese self-defense force aircraft near the median line between the two countries. similar incidents occurred in june as well. amid the tension, prime minister shinzo abe visit

china's loess plateau is a region that stretches for 640,000 square kilometers across north central china. unspoiled valleys in neighboring sichuan show us how it might once have looked. it's the sort of natural abundance that is necessary to support an emerging civilization. how could a landscape with such potential have been reduced to this? when chinese scientists and civil engineers began to survey the area, they realized that several thousand years of agricultural exploitation had denuded the hills and valleys of vegetation. the relentless grazing of domestic animals on the slopes meant that there was no chance for young trees and shrubs to grow. the rainfall no longer seeped into the earth, but simply washed down the hillsides, taking the soil with it. over millennia, this progressively destroyed the region's fertility. when this happens over an area as extensive as the plateau, millions of tons of silt are swept down into the yellow river, which gets its name from the color of the fine loess soil. the mounting quantities of silt clog up the river, impeding its flow, contributing to

north korea. as public factors which you can cover from china, north korea and that is what part of the story because these are the people who laughed. so what about the people living matter? finally i found out about this school that would speed that up by missionaries in the suburb of pyongyang. i looked for a job there and i actually got this job in 2011, which happen to be the last six months of kim jong-il's life. >> you got a job doing what? >> teaching english. >> how controlled with your life on a daily basis? >> my god, north korea is the most controlled state. a recent u.n. report as i guess the gravity of the violation is that paralleled to any state in the contemporary world. so for the minute you go when, you will be followed every second. you give up your phone and passports and all that. >> had to give up your phone? >> you have absolutely nothing on you that will connect you to anyone. that reminder will be with you all the time. if you can just think of it as a package tour anywhere. even a package tour you can go off. but you basically go from site to site to site. this is why doesn

always calculated that avoiding instability in north korea is more important than avoiding nuclear tests. according to one of south korea's first ambassadors to china in the early 1990's, president ji may be less interested in managing north korea but managing china's role in the wider region. translator: first there was america's connection to asia and then japan's new nationalism. there's old rancor with vietnam and territorial issues with the philippines. south korea is strategically importan to china and friendl reons th sul rations are als i south korea's largest trading partner. chinese tourists now outspend sethla chinese traders have been coming here gatnsre tng two countries normalized relatns in 1992. d builngs in kor's in a more complicated history and of how quickly things can change. lucy williamson, bbc news, seoul. >> income and equality. politicians invoke these two words every day but they can't seem to agree what to do about it. today the u.s. unemployment rate dropped to its lowest level in nearly six years and dow jones closed above 17,000 for the first time ever, despite those fireworks launched to celebrate the moment, however

people in north eastern china are dealing with severe weather cond >> the typhoon slammed taiwan. now it is in northeast china. still packing gusts of 90 miles per hour, sustained winds of 65. and it has lost its pace. but still bringing lots of stormy conditions across these locations. it will be making its way toward the peninsula, combining with the frontal line that is stretching into the korean peninsula, making it a very potent low-pressure system. so we're more worried about the rainfall. 400 millimeters in localized areas in northkorea. about 230 millimeters into tonight. we actually have heavy rain warning in place in north western south korea which includes seoul so urban flooding will be at very high risk. you can see the heavy rain stretching into northern locations of japan into sboo the next 72 hours. it is likely to combine with this front, making its way to northern japan by, into the weekend. so a lot of heavy rain in store for us in hokkaido. as for now, the high-pressure system is dominating in these locations, bringing extreme heat to much of the country. yeste

always calculated that avoiding instability in north korea is more important than avoiding nuclear tests. according to one of south korea's first ambassadors to china in the early 1990's, president ji may be less interested in managing north korea but managing china's role in the wider region. translator: first there was america's connection to asia and then japan's new nationalism. there's old rancor with vietnam and territorial issues with the philippines. south korea is strategically important to china and friendly relations with seoul are part of beijing's grand scheme. >> check relations are also getting friendlier. china is south korea's largest trading partner. chinese tourists now outspend their japanese counterparts at this flag hp duty-free store in seoul and free trade agreement in the pipeline. chinese traders have been coming here for generations, long before the two countries normalized relations in 1992. the old buildings in korea's chinatown are a reminder of a more complicated history and of how quickly things can change. lucy williamson, bbc news, seoul. >> income and equality. politicians invoke these two words every day but they

as well, the north's traditional ties with china have cooled while its relationship with south korea has become worse. meanwhile, the families of japanese abductees are getting old. there is little time left for them. calls for an early resolution of the issue are intensifying in japan. so abe took action to move the issue forward. in other words a coincidence of interests between the two countries led to the agreement, i suppose. >> the north koreans say they will conduct a thorough row investigation into the abduction of japanese citizens. how do you think they will do this? >> one of them is create a committee of a special investigation committee the north is sitting at even if the committee is given full authority, japanese officials won't be able to join in the probe. the north still insists that eight of the officially recognized abductees are already dead. the japanese want japanese policies living in the north to repatriation. japanese officials thought that by widening their scope it will be less complicated for the north to return japanese citizens. the recent talks in beij

this is the far north of china, to vietnam. again 200mm of rain may be seen here, going into monday. is goes a little further west making its way further west towards the far north of the vietnam, south-west of china. >> coming back in behind. you can see is poking through. looking easement. there's a significant feature making its way back to the veil peens. lots of cloud. bear in mind the philippines suffered from the typhoon. these are the conditions we are looking at. the storm staying off sure, i'm pleased to say. it's making its way towards taiwan. president obama is asking congress for billions to deal with the crisis. tom ackerman has the story of a child. >> reporter: coming to the u.s. was never part of jos lean's plans. she said she didn't have a choice. >> if you come from some place because someone wants to kill you. if you go back, they'll kill you. >> reporter: jocelyn says some men angry with her stepfather, kidnapped, blind folded and dumped her. when they threatened to come back, the 16-year-old made a decision

coming up iran yemen china north korea and the usa as a so-called champion of human rights do we really want to be on the short list of countries that still carry out state sponsored executions that more and special edition of conversations of great minds with actor and activist mike farrell right after the break. are you like me you want your comedy news from t.v. . comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dead. like a vampire fighting into the necks of the corporate elite billionaire freaks while they're going. well that's what you get with my new show projected tonight. chance our forces. in the finish line up. on. the list but. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. wonderful night conversations with great minds actor and activist mike farrell for eight years mr farrell starred as captain b.j. hunnicutt in the hit series mash he also had leading roles and days of our lives the interns the city and a recently products o

and overserved situation in north america, underserved situation in china, so that makes china unit growth exhibitors. the irony is there is no way to play it. cheryl: to get more substance to this, wants to show viewers the top place in china. it is interesting what is selling so well over there. "x-men days of futures past," "captain america," and the "transformers" film. they are the ones investment play will be paramount or viacom or whoever. >> it looks like the types of films people love in north america are loved in china as well, the big-budget blockbusters that put it all up on the screen, but also locally produced products is a big factor. a movie called "journey to the west" which was a homegrown title in china that did extraordinarily well in 2013. a combination of locally produced movies along with the hollywood temple movies driving this huge growth in china, and no question that will continue and as david alluded to earlier, 2015 and 2016 are going to be massive when you look at the product, fast and furious seven in 2015, we will kick off this summer with the next "avengers

north korea's nuclear ambitions to what she called the dream of common prosperity in north-east asia, hoping that chinand south korea could fulfil the dream of a north-east asian prosperous state. there has been a delay in the proceedings, we were expecting a news conference from both xi jinping and park geun-hye that started an hour ago. we have heard now that the expanded summit - the summit happened in two stages, a small group and a wider group of officials. it only just ended. they had plapty to talk about. plenty to thrash out. we are waiting for a joint conference in which we expect them to answer some of the questions just spoken about. >> take us through some other things, apart from north korea, that will be on the agenda. >> the economy is a big one. the chinese market is hugely important to south korea. it's 25% of its exports that go to china so there is, as you just heard, continuing talk about the possibility of a free trade agreement between the two countries, and also, we understand, there'll be an attempt to get direct currency trading between the u.n., just to make it easier to south

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how would north korea respond? >> well, china has said that they support fully united nations sanctions and i talked about some of the signs that the chinese are beginning to take unprecedented action in that direction, signalling to north korea they will pay a price if they don't come around in particular on the nuclear issue. this is why when we talk to the chinese we try to talk about how we can work in concert to bring pressure on tnorth korea in a surgical way. we're going to keep at that because we think increasingly the core chinese interests in stability on the korean peninsula and our core interest in security that these are converging concerns. and we are seeing signs for the first time in decades that the chinese also recognize this that their stability will be affected unless we can address proactively north korea's pursuit of these weapons. so that's where we're concentrating our energy, and we're saying to the chinese there's more you can do. we respect the fact you'll make decisions about how you do it. but we need

china, but has security depends on the u.s. both of mutual distrust of japan. the archenemy of south korea is north korea, which is a chinese friend. these two people in this summit are building these -- this kind of rapport. kind of i sleep united states -- kind of isolate the united states. rebalance strategic that china is trying to initiate. correct some of the comments that some of the leaders have been saying, at a time when kim jong-un has been doing some rattling,st, saber both agreed six party talk members should create editions for reviving the talks by reaching a common understanding. they want all six parties to come back to the table. the six party talks have been stalled since 2000 and eight. earth korea, china russia japan and the night states. south korea, china, russia, japan, and the united states. >> the cameras are watching very carefully. aside from north korea, what else have they been talking about? up direct currency trading. that is the step that china has been doing the other partners. also concluding fta free talks. and negotiating the sea boundaries by next year. this is

. >>> a rare treat for people in china's north-east province. they saw this - the northern lights. visitors to the north pole village got the best view. the lights are frequent in this part of the country. this display was unusually bright. more on the lights and other stories we are following if you head to aljazeera.com. [♪ music ] >> to hear them tell it ,

we are in such distinguished company as china, north korea, vietnam. those known paragons of human rights. if you look at some other countries across the world, france, abortion is prohibited after 12 weeks. in italy abortion is prohibited after 12 and a half weeks. in spain abortion is prohibited after the first trimester. in portugal abortion is prohibited after 10 weeks. this is the norm across the world, and yet this legislation would say that the 23 states who have enacted limits on late-term abortion, their laws would be set aside. a question i would ask dr. parker. is it your view that these nations, france, italy, spain, portugal, that they are somehow extreme or manifest a hostility to the rights of women? >> thank you for your question. i am not an international human relations expert. i can tell you that when abortion is legal and safe, that the known mortality related to women taking desperate measures when abortion is illegal is greatly minimized as demonstrate by what has happened in this country after 1973. i do know that internationally

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conditions are looking up in the beijing area, but instead, north korea and northeastern china will see daytime thundershowers and a risk of hail too. now, in the south we are seeing some heavy rainfall due to a stalled frontal system, and on top of that a new system will be moving in. this is typhoon rammasun which battered the philippines yesterday. 150,000 people were evacuated and financial markets were closed due to the typhoon. the center is located over the south china sea but still engulfing the capital of the philippines. the center is located in this place packing wind gusts of 180 kilometers per hour and it's going to move northwest. it may make landfall in hainan by friday morning local time by friday as a strong typhoon and then reach northern vietnam by saturday night local time. and lots of rain is on the cards for you for southern china and northern vietnam and also the western parts of the philippines where we see lots of rainfall. now, in the americas, record low temperatures were set in many places in the eastern parts of the u.s. for example, in kansas city, missouri

the visit is seen as a snub to china north korean a allies. it's the first time the chinese leader visited seoul before going. the two nations work towards a free trade agreement. >> lucy williamson said the two leaders appear to have a strong friendship. >> reporter: when park went to obey -- to beijing last year she was welcomed. she speaks chinese and gave an address to an audience that went down well. these leaders have met four times already. they've been in power a fifth year each. when you trust the relationship with ping's relationship with the north korean leader king jong-un , he has not been to china yet in power and she hasn't been as president either. it's a striking contrast. we shouldn't read too much politically into that. >> security is to be tightened for airline passengers heading to the u.s. this in response to warnings of a credible threat from al qaeda. now the measures which haven't been disclosed are likely to affect passengers taking direct flights to the u.s. all this amid fears a bomb is being developed by al qaeda w

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. >>> north korea fired two short-range projectiles into the waters off its east coast this morning. it comes just before china'sident visits north korea to talk about the north's nuclear weapons program. >>> former french president nicolas sarkozy has been held for questioning in connection with a corruption probe. he's being questioned in an investigation linked to financing for his 2007 presidential campaign. sarkozy denies any wrongdoing. >>> the day after he got back from rehab, toronto mayor rob ford got out on the campaign trail. he appeared at a parade, shaking hands but dodging some hecklers. he went to rehab after admitting he used crack cocaine and was seen in a number of embarrassing videos, giving home mophobic an sexist rants. >>> tsarnaev pleaded not guilty to 30 federal charges, some of those could carry the death penalty. investigators say tsarnaev and his brother planted the bombs that exploded near the finish line of the 2013 marathon, killing three people, injuring more than 260. his brother died in a shootout with police. prosecutors say tsarnaev can get a fair trial in boston. >>> a former

. >>> ♪ all right, somebody not happy about this video, in fact, north korea asking china -- i wonderhy. what that country had to say about this now viral video. >> good day everyone. it is thursday, july 24th, 2014. so important. >> can say almost anything we want, sue. >> almost. but again, we're reminds in the is live broadcast, caitlin roth. keep it clean. >> i can say almost any weather forecast i feel like. you just have to believe me. no matter what. but i'm gave you a accurate forecast, as possible, some of you may think we are making it up, when it doesn't go according to plan. but, yesterday did. we saw the heat, the humidity, then the strong thunderstorms, they came through yesterday evening. they're gone. back behind it, though, we do have some showers about to push in. right now, just after 4:30 a.m., they should be hereby the time we hit the morning commutement picks up around 7:00 a.m. that's where the rain will come through, down through baltimore, leading edge, just pushing towards the chesapeake. so in a lull right now, all of the storms from last night have moved of

north korea after they launched two ballistic missiles into the sea. they were fired near the city, the latest in a series of test firings in the past week. a heatwave is spreading across china's north western region, temperatures topping more than 40 degrees in some areas. let's get the weather with steph. i'm hearing that there's a heatwave in india as well. >> that's right. where we have the monsoon, it keeps the temperatures down. if the rains do not come, it gets hot. that is what we see at the moment. if we look at the satellite, we see the matches of cloud. new delhi has not seen rain for the last in my opinion days. in the nine days the temperature topped 14 degrees. it's incredibly hot. it's causing a problem with the electricity supply. it can't cope with the airconditionings that is needed. we are seeing a few power cuts. as we head through the next couple of days, there'll be wet weather. most will skirt to the north of new delhi. it's heavier to the east and the we were coast. mumbai had a wet time of it, yesterday we saw a rain fall total of 72. and in the last 24 hours, 76. it has been wet. there's some flooding on the streets. we are going to see rain along the

over a deepening relationship between south korea and china based on issues related to world war ii and its aftermath. in his speech xi commented on north korea's nuclear program. he said china hopes to improve ties between the two koreas and to use dialogue to resolve conflict. >>> health ministers from 11 west african nations have adopted a new strategy to try to contain the worst ever outbreak of the deadly ebola virus. the ministers and officials from the world health organization have been discussing the matter at a two day emergency meeting in ghana. delegates called for immediate action. they said steps taken so far have been insufficient. the latest ebola outbreak began in guinea in march and spread to sierra leone and liberia. the number of confirmed and suspected cases in the three countries have reached 759. 467 people have died. >> the impact of this outbreak has been enormous in terms of the loss of human lives and negative effects in socio-economic life. >> the delegates have agreed to increase surveillance and information sharing. they will also set up a subregional krol center in guinea to oversee coordination. efforts t

the usual suspects are venezuela, iran, russia, china, north korea. or whether it's simply a club of thugs. from about dealing with which we might learn some lessons from the 20th century. but it's not quite the same. not really the same issue. and i was wondering what the panel thinks about that. i'll leave it at that. >> well, i think it is an important question, what are the commonalities among these various regimes we now find problematic. i mentioned russia and china, but as you point out, there are others that could conceivably included in the list. i think the defining characteristics of these regimes at the moment are their single-minded determination on the maintenance of personal power of the members of the regime. probably they define themselves in an ideological sense, on the one hand more in opposition to what they see as the prevailing liberal democratic american dominated order. so that's what draws putin and xi jing ping together. but it's an opposition to american imperialism as the ideological imperialism as they see it. the other ch

north. even the midsection of china and the korean peninsula will see temperatures soaring in the 30s. beijing up to 35 degrees. and pyongyang at 31. seoul looking at 33 degrees. due to the surge of the moisture and enhancement of the southwestern monsoonal flow, from the ex-typhoon neoguri, manila will see chance of thunderstorms and will likely see further flooding conditions. indo-china as well. with more heavy rain to pound the locations. eastern half of this continent is also looking at severe weather. this is due to a low pressure system sagging this active cold front. it is moving away to the eastern seaboards. the bulk of the very heavy severe thunderstorms will be in and around the mid atlantic and new england states. it will be pulling away by thursday. but we are likely to see the tail end of the cold front act initiative the gulf coast. thursday afternoon and evening hours those conditions will continue here in the south. the central plains will likely chance of thunderstorms and more rain to pound the southwest especially in the four corners. and a flash flood watch in pla

we are in such distinguished company as china, north north korea and vietnam. begans of paragons of human rights. >> between 2011 and 2013 two dozen states restrictions that block abortion services. this translates to more restrictions placed on women's healthcare in three years than in the entire preceding decade. the effect of these laws is that a woman's constitutional right now depends on her address okay, charles? >> this is supreme cynicism on the part of the democrats. there is no chance in the world that this will ever become law. there is no chance in the house and harry reid will not even raise it in that he won't even allow a vote on it in the senate. this is all for show. this is all -- and also, even by a miracle it did pass there is no way it would survive constitutional scrutiny because it is such a violation of federalism. this is not the federal government's purview. it belongs to the states. every level it's a sham and a show. i think marah is right. even as a sham and a show. as a political weapon in the war on women, it is really a rather tw

china. >> it has wracked up more than two million views so far. i'm sure that number will take up quickly. according to a south korean newspaper, north asked china to stop the spread of the video saying it seriously compromises kim's dignity and authority. >> what about the clothe he is wears. i think that compromises some of his dignity. but, no, this video, too. the paper says beijing has been "unable to oblige." >> they can't catch a break because remember that film is coming out in the u.s. as well, a parody of kim jong-un. so they are not happy. >>> well, thank you for joining us for very special coverage. i'm amara walker. >> and i'm errol barnett. more after this break. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest ele

intensify a bit right over taiwan, now will continue to push offer to the north and turn northeast moving across eastern china, heading for north and south korea. it will weaken over land, still heavy rain expected with this storm. >> the atlantaic, this is the visible picture, as the 1r. sun came up, here is tropical depression, casting a shadow to the west. there are towering storms holding together fairly well. as it continues to track over the atlantic towards the caribbean here, it will come across areas which are not favorable for development. the storm will continue to track over the next few days, there is very dry air, the wind changing direction with height, likely to dissipate before it moves into the caribbean. we'll keep a close eye on the tropic. >> a plan to wire much of new york city for wi-fi using some 20th century relics. we will tell you what some companies have planned. >> investigators will examine the remains of victims from malaysian airlines flight 17 now that they have been moved. ray suarez has more. >> identifying the deceased and returning the bodies to their families is just one

china." and then, again, reiterating, "jeep has no intention of shifting production of its jeep models out of north america to china." but mitt romney would not take it back. i mean, he gave this speech. he's now running ads about it, reiterating the claim. finally chrysler kind of loses its mind about the whole thing and has their spokesman tell the press, "we have clearly entered some parallel universe. at this stage, we are looking at hubbell telescope-like distances between campaign ads and reality." that jeep plant in ohio that mitt romney said was about to close down the italians were going to shut it down and move it to china, that plant not only stayed open but this past march they added 1,000 more jobs. that all happened at a kind of weird time in the campaign. the stuff about the jeep plant closing down, that wasn't really closing down, that was at the same time the romney campaign had sent out former senator norm coleman to go tell people, tell audiences around the country that mitt romney had no interest in overturning roe v. wade. at the same time, mitt romney, himself, was telling peo