the east china sea the foreign minister says he is to work since already complicated complex in northeast asia. to what south korea and united states wants north korea today oh six three zero the stalled six party talks aimed at breaking out of international isolation in return for giving up its nuclear program had a serious pollution crisis at treating the health and environmental problems and every day. for some carbs in korea is generating big business opportunities the stories and more next time. seo prime time nears its wednesday november twenty seven here in korea microphone line in the common things so much for joining us we begin this evening with the escalating tensions in the north east asia region where china and its neighbors are fighting for control of waters in the east and south china sea from south korea's warning of consequences resulting from time as a parent part brad and everything to us setting fire to the disputed so happens that he has our top story what mr you get that fact china's new arrogant and found that overlap with those of kirby and japan will further complicate

the president once again suggested for northeast asia peace initiative which is based on the logic that northeast asian nations can further boost cooperation and political and security sectors. i started with softer issues such as climate change disaster relief and nuclear safety. he added that if stronger security cooperation was built in the region. he could also help resolve the north koreans new pier is you thursday's visit marked the first time a south korean president has visited the korean national diplomatic in canada. and then the day after the korea russia summit which produced a number of deals including agreements on rail and port projects involving north korea. expectations are high for a brighter new era for inter korean economic relations the presidential office correspondence was into tells us to the sea is putting its ties with north korea may have been planted a south korean consortium comprising have ralph possibility hand in marriage or read a sneaky brand latitude ninety six billion dollars of their project costs at a railway project for roughly half a fresh seven p

wounds of a booklet to an opponent can say to get a divine hands the empress and is seeking in northeast asia keys and cooperation initiative for depressed and that includes tearing down walls the problems of history she said. a chilling textbook on the region may bring that day closer. hard conditions of prose as the costs for building trust. step by step beginning with softer known political issues such as environmentally shoes and socks given these nuclear safety and content areas. but experts note to many south korea have entered the real face of bad relations. you don't day. the south korean government has emphasized the corporation and an off the stage. a tip and that bestows his sincerity to force the issues. the two sections bateman of korean women which soaked in a book or two and tartare a dispute over the top target. park says he's hoping a peaceful and cooperative region about what we want to push forward cooperation between your asia and pacific region. this requires me something problems of history and terror targets in the us japan and its neighbors though china japan territory

day buys for this area level meeting protests offense will discuss ways to maintain peace in northeast asia the role of the asia pacific countries and global nonproliferation efforts and the role of the military and cybersecurity extra attention is being focused on a bilateral meetings scheduled between korean vice defense minister takes him to the defense administrative vice minister of defense not something he she has two sides have sensitive issues at hand such as japan's push for collective self defense and the signing of the bilateral treaty and exchange of confidential military information. south korea's chairman of the joint chiefs of staff came he says the possibility of north korean provocations near the west sea is higher than ever as reclusive regime has continued to bolster its military strength along the maritime border in a visit to unit stationed near the west sea on monday and roll today urged soldiers and marines to be ready at all times to counter enemy attacks he said that in doing so the soldiers would be providing some consolation to fellow comrades who died during nort

you're seeing the rise of new leaders in northeast asia. in japan, you have shinno abe, while his second tour as prime minister, you have -- you have a new president in south korea, a new leaders in north korea, so the whole region, sensitive as it is because of the geographic and -- sensitive because of history and how it's played out will be an interesting play to keep your oy on. the united states is going to have to establish its presence in the region, toss forthright in terms of our support, to speaking clearly, and make sure we're consistent in all that we do. >> vice president biden, is it good timing or bad, it turns out he'll be in china next week. i remember on a previous visit he actually brought photographs from u.s. planes, showing how close chinese fighters got, within ten feet of the wing, to show the danger. what do you think his message will be? hopefully a voice of calm, but also resolution interest. we should view this as an opportunity for the united states to make sure it's crystal clear, we are here to stay. >> what w

how us vice president joe biden's trip to asia next week will impact the current situation in northeast asia and then i didn't need. in other news after months of stalled talks the two koreas finally came together on friday to resume its sub panel talks on transit communications and customs and the korean interrupt the inter korean prison industrial complex the two sides agreed to begin construction of an electronic transit system that will control the passage of businessmen in and out of the invesco parking consult they also great to paint a canvas of panel talks to discuss other sensitive issues including internet and military coming patients connection. earlier this week to run on agreed with world powers to limit its nuclear program for slight reprieve from economic and n sanctions that it's while the deal has raised hopes about a possible breakthrough on the north korean nuclear issue of using political analysts from iraq doesn't see it that way when sonny tells us more it is not political at all as mohammad are ideas that ibrahim will not let its groundbreaking new theory deal go down

for more on the current geopolitical situation involving major players of northeast asia where joined by dr came to an old professor at the korean national diplomatic academy think so much for joining us today. despite tests of concerns by sewing beading it seems to do is garnering increasing support by the international community namely united states britain and south east asian nations that how likely is that japan will carry out this month which depends on mulholland do we see these properties will with this moment if we are trained to put in his shop has moved. as the priest of course the revision of the impact and change them auburn evil on a business like me that they bought cleo at this point if off on this topic gets more power with this kind of property and the award is more progressive wolf. and then winning expected unexpected but to win another election in next time alrdy his photo call for the full senior japanese government officials said that under this collective self defense initiative japanese forces were never come onto the korean peninsula without prior consent. i

perhaps a regional reserve currency in the in the russian periphery others in northeast asia and there are a lot of regional things emerging the brics are doing a lot of things as you know i'm not saying any one of these things eliminates the dollar overnight i'm saying they all point the same direction over a matter of years to the diminution of the dollars the global reserve currency ok last question was in your book comment new books coming out april eighth it's available for preorder now it's got a nice cheery title the death of money and the coming collapse of the mining dollar insist on having a bit with him in this time of the shock ok i razzed i'm generators i could be on the kind of remarks. all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report i'd like to thank our guest jam records author of currency wars will be releasing currency wars or the death of money in early two thousand and fourteen you can follow him a twitter at james g. eight records if you like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report until next time ask his name by all. please ok it was a. ver

perhaps a regional reserve currency in the in the russian periphery others in northeast asia and there are a lot of regional things emerging the brics are doing a lot of things as you know i'm not saying any one of these things eliminates the dollar overnight i'm saying they all point the same direction over a matter of years to the diminution of the dollar is the global reserve currency ok last question when a book come out new books coming out april eighth it's available for preorder now it's got a nice cheery title the death of money and the coming collapse of the mighty in dollars just on average the knowledge base a bit but in this time when the shot ok i razzed i'm generous i could be on the kind of remarks. all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report i'd like to thank our guest jam records author of currency wars will be releasing currency wars two for the death of money in early two thousand and fourteen you can follow him a twitter at james g. records if you like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report until next time ask us and by all. i would rath

engagements with regional institutions like the association of southeast asian nations asean and the northeast asia summit. these groups allow nations to develop ideas, share best practices, address disputes constructively and nurture a sense of shared responsibility. asia's regional institutions are essential to delivering more effective solutions than any one nation can muster on its own. these security goals constitute one key element for asia-pacific strategy, yet we have an equally essential economic agenda in the region. by the end of 2016, we aim to transform our economic relations with the region through dramatically increased u.s. exports, the implication of the most ambitious american free trade agreement in decades and closer cooperation with china, india and other emerging economies in pursuit of sustained global growth. our own economic future is inextricably linked to that of the asia-pacific. a full quarter of the goods and services exported by the united states are bound for asia and about 80% of our imports come from the region. more than a million americans served in jobs supporte

northeast asia, the japanese story, the taiwan story, it was all about marshalling state-owned companies to achieve economic outcomes and china has to unclench its claws from some of these companies and allow them to be smaller and more competitive. >> there's two classes of companies that do well. there's the procter & gamble and then there's the ge cap pillars and both have been somewhat stymied of late. i was going to say the tech companies. you know cyber technology better than anybody. te tech companies claiming it's hurting their sales. >> cisco in particular citing china and lack of sales there because of worries about spying. in other words, the same way we won't let waway in this country. >> was there spying in russia and india, too? i don't think it's spying there. >> and cisco suffered in the market yesterday. you had some hard things to say. >> somewhat critical. >> a day after our new fed person, where are we? >> once again we're gripped with the money management imperative. you didn't get yellen say anything about having to play catch up with the averages. that has been in

rebalancing within asia are being concentrated in the northeast is covering through the southeast asia. it is things like agreed access agreements. use of joint facilities, planned bilateral and multilateral exercise increasing the tempo of our interaction, our partner capacity building and so forth. the only measure should not be permanent basis. it's really the work that we're doing and the rotational base of forces that are, you know, passing through a region bolstering deterrence, reassuring allies and so forth. >> we have about ten minute left. what i'm going do is take the next -- get everybody in i have groups of questions. let me hear from gourden adams. thank you. i think a fundamental one is increasingly curious about the budgets in planning and planning in budgets. i'm wondering if where with are is taking both of these fully no to account in a context of a new world. what, i mean, is specifically to what we've been talking about. whether a safer -- i would like phil to talk about a safer and more secure wonder for the united states that he describes is consistent with what

with the dispersal of the posture in areas like asia or the rebalancing within asia from being concentrated in the northeastare now covering down through to southeast asia, it is things like a great access agreement, use of joint facilities, planned bilateral and multilateral advisers increasing the tempo of the interaction and partner capacity building and so forth. so the only measure shouldn't be permanent bases, but it's the work that we are doing and of the rotational base of forces that are passing through the region bolstering and reassure being our allies and so forth. >> we have about ten minutes left so what i'm going to do is get everybody in and have groups of questions. so let me hear from gordon adams and sean if you could ask your questions and then we will have another group. >> thank you. >> i have a lot of questions but i think the fundamental one is being increasingly curious about the relationship attained a budget and planning and planning and budget, and i'm wondering if where we are is really taking both of these fully into account in the context of a new world. and what i mean by tha

asia as well. over the top of all the cool they're called search pouring in from the northeast making for some dry conditions across much of eastern china on the leading edge that the north east monsoon still bring some showers in the courses of northeastern was on the end and can also book criteria developing their into malaysia and thailand thailand artist in about a hundred fifty millimeters the past week or as i do think this slow to move up towards the west. a really similar conditions as and i have this so it could be seeing the next cycle and develop from this sum to keep an eye on through the coming days for now though as far as he went to whether they're into japan we haven't see some snow fall of twenty seven meters next twenty four hours a novel could be expected us to move up towards the east next big storm is coming from this area there in eastern china on a wintry mix across much of central china korea the overt were spent by early next week. now wouldn't talk about the snow was chilly this pretty interesting in all i would call it. another cool video coming out of the all the sorrow

asia, and our rachel ferguson has been following the situation. rachel, give us the latest. >> hi, there, gene. up towards the northeast is looking very stormy, indeed. it is a snowstorm affecting northeastern parts of china and up into southeastern portions of russia there. now you could see about 15 centimeters of snow widely, in addition to maybe about 30 centimeters in some areas. very strong winds going with that, as well. as for japan, you're getting the tail end of this storm. the front is sweeping across much of the country and from north to south we've seen some really strong winds and heavy rain here, even parts of okinawa, nara getting some heavy rain, as i say, all the way up towards the north. as the system pulls away tomorrow, we are going to be seeing snow forming across the korean peninsula, as well as the western edge of japan. this is going to continue as the sea effect machine gets going here, really through the end of the work week, so we'll be seeing that snow accumulating through northern japan and also temperatures dropping. at the moment, temperatures are not bad, 18 degrees forecast for tokyo o

asia am are talking about heavy snows here too. this time in northeastern china. it's really taken you can see was happening and he longed giant this is that of course that china's northeast and presence here digging and hauling a severe winter storm this week the blizzard lasted about fourteen hours dropping up to thirty centimeters of snow fall in some areas in the village of crocheting or team green houses were destroyed resulting in damage is costing approximately thirty two thousand dollars double still run the province some airports are reporting delays and also trains are canceled as the cleanup continues. so we have the snow there in the northeast of china role to be finding it in japan. i posit a vocal as well as qaeda you can see twenty to thirty centimeters of snow elsewhere in tow who is the warming can be seen rain and eighteen millimeters is possible so the heavy stuff there. elsewhere across child a king high and dry and temperatures a fairly chilly across the board for me a pervert the course in the tropics there early due to extended forecast i am noon. i know. it seems like a sour note on the easel. she has an image the world thanks for joining us have a

asia. cholera spread through human feeses, induces severe vomiting and diarrhea and can kill if not treated quickly. this is believed to be the initial source of the outbreak. it's about an hour drive northeastitians here use this water to drink, to cook with, to bathe with. up until 2010 they said they never had a problem. more than 8,000 have died in the last three years. we went to a clinic that is still full today. it's run by oliver schultz. how bad is the problem right now? >> the problem in haiti is bad. it is the worst cholera epidemic in mod tern times. there's more here than worldwide alone this year. >> reporter: the u.n. says it has legal immunity and will not accept claims for compensation. you're a lady in a small town up against a huge organization. what makes you think you can win this? >> we're getting a lot of help, lucette paul told us, and we hope to god we can win. with her father and brother gone, the family has no bread winner and no money for the surviving children to attend school. winning this case, paul believes, could give them a future. while this lawsuit moves forward, the same string of cholera also continues to spread. it's already been found in the dominican