jazeera america arbitration course through the hague, there is a case there right now on the south china sea dispute. having the united states support this measurement is something that the people really appreciate, the public and the government, that they have a backer some how. >> ddon't you have to live with china as a neighbor. and a new relationship now that it's a more powerful and wealthy country is there risk of having it look like provocation in beijing? >> so definitely we are also trying to be more measured in our approach knowing that the u.s. is here and taking steps. the rebalancing strategy of president obama, so i think the government is worried that it might send the wrong signal to china, that we're trying to form what they already call an axis. we want to hear these words because it reminds us of potential conflict. the tension is escalated by the assertiveness. >> can the united states from thousands of miles away be a counterweight to china for these smaller countries in southeast asia? >> well, we've had significant military capabilities in the region for quite awhile.

never announce their intentions and the south china sea. china has dispatched forty fighter jets to the area seemingly in response to a stand up earlier this month between the chinese and us warship party and has two teeth now i have to back forty of its jacket and fighter jets to the south china sea according to a chinese military paper on tuesday then it is widely perceived as an attempt to prevent additional standoff with the united states in international waters the guide states over the weekend revealed that one of its warships was approached by a tiny bbc pull off on the south china sea despite the radio warnings to us at the time he's in the soul cannot stop work in a us ship to take evasive action to four hundred and fifty meters from cobra jet they stood and to underscore the rising tensions between time and the us. following meetings in you read it clear to arizona for the north and east by the state. delta prompted washington to defend its right to steal freely in international waters and three the formal protest against right no

lou: chinese aggression leads to an international incident in the south china sea. a stand up between the u.s. navy ship and chinese warships further raising tensions in the region. in the oma administration waited eight days to m.l. is the event occurred to the american people. i am lou dobbs. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. a chinese naval vessel aggressively confronting the u.s. warship in the south china sea last week causing a tense military standoff that the government has just today acknowledged. the ptagon confirms to fox news tonight that a chinese warships try to interdict and stop one of our guided missile cruisers. the u.s.s. comptons well under way in international waters. according to an unnamed defense officials th run in began while the company was conducting surveillance on the new chinese aircraft carrier. the chinese navy vessels sent a healing morning in order the u.s. ship to stop and ordered the ticonderoga class guided missile cruiser ignored leading to a chinese active aggression. a chinese tank landing ship sailed into the path and stopped ,

for two thousand and thirteen according to china's ministry of edward cullen for the survey in south china seas nine shot area covered the largest ever including a juried the second most said what the research team has also discovered the hypertension fashions on the knee area of marine species information has been collected for the fishery development. and also chinese researchers have found tremendous reserves of natural gas hydrate under the program which would ease the country's energy shortage knackered as hard as our natural gas and water frozen together into a solid substance. well the discovery shows about one hundred fifty billion cubic meters of high treason in area fifty five square kilometers under the pearl river. next the guys have is also called flammable our eyes which ana started conducting research in act against tie this back in nineteen nineteen the line but becomes eclectic its first temple in the south china sea in two thousand and two thomas the fourth country to confirm such findings at the us japan and india stunning the rising cost of health care while also maintaining

beijing has indicated it may set up another air defense identification zone in the south china sea, a focus of territorial disputes with countries such as the philippines and vietnam. japanese prime minister shinzo abe wants to win backing from asean nations in challenging the legitimacy of china's policy, but officials are still struggling over the exact wording of the drafts. for some countries with strong ties with china, taking a strong position may be difficult. others fear china's expanding reach and may react accordingly. members of the summit are racing to reach a final agreement, but the political stances of each country against china are different. a communique should be issued as early as friday night. officials are working around the clock to come up with a deal. mitsiko nishikawa, nhk world, tokyo. >>> engineers at the crippled fukushima daiichi plant have identified why the number 3 reactor experienced a meltdown after the 2011 disaster. they say the accident likely resulted from the early breakdown of the cooling system and failed attempts to inject water. the plant's n

china. >> ifill: south korea, which has interests in the east china sea, as well, said it also would not recognizena's new defense zone. >> ( translated ): as of now, south korean government will allow our airplanes to pass the zone without notifications to china. >> ifill: chinese officials have not backed down and instead accused japan of refusing to negotiate in good faith. >> ( translated ): china proposed that china and japan should enhance communication and dialogue to properly solve the issue of flight safety in the overlapping zone. we have demonstrated our sincerity, but, the japanese side on one hand keeps saying we should talk; but when it comes to dialogue, they keep the door closed. >> ifill: all of this comes against the backdrop of china asserting its growing economic and military might. last week, the chinese sent their sole aircraft carrier into the south china sea, where other territorial and mineral rights are in dispute. vice president biden, who will visit south korea later in the week and beijing tomorrow, says he'll raise the airspace issues with china's president. so, what

one indicator, obviously, was that the chinese aircraft carrier, when it moved to the south china seachose to travel within the taiwan straight, rather than to move near the disputed islands area. and china probably will delay trying to establish any similar song in the south china sea area. >> thank you very much. that's joseph cheng from city university in hong kong. thank you. >>> now, anti-government protesters marched towards the royal thai headquarters in bangkok, despite a truce with authorities, handing the police a letter, calling for an investigation into the death v four protesters. the thai capital saw huge protests for the past 11 days. meanwhile a clean-up operation is under way in bangkok. the nation is preparing to mark the king's birthday on thursday. scott heidler has more. >> and just 24 hours it went from rows of riot police to rows of street sleepers. protesters are taking a pause. they said they would stop tuesday morning, they pulled down barricades. today, wednesday, is the day before the king's birthday. it is clean-up day. this is going to be one of the big s

the chinese are out there in the south china sea convecting naval maneuvers.cquire some new ships. their up there with their aircraft carrier that they've got from russia. and the fact of the matter is, we normally would surveils something like that, as they would do on our naval operations and i am suspecting strongly that is where the ship was doing. in international waters. we have the right to observe them. they clearly -- this is all about power and control. they've really what to regain control and influence in the western pacific, something we have dominated for years, and they're going to find many ways to push back the air defense on that we have discussed in previous episodes as an indicator of that. this is another one. and these things are going to continue to occur more frequently. and i do believe this scale will also increase. lou: the scale by my understanding of what you're saying, was egest scale means even greater jeopardy because that introduces a number of variables that cannot be controlled. is that what you are implying? >> absolutely. t

is keeping his promise and that he will not back down to china over the island dispute in the south china sea.+ at the same time, he is also taking a stand against war, and that is in line with the emperor's comments a couple of days ago. he really made a point of saying that japan should never wage war again and that he really has no intention of hurting feelings in china or south korea, but other countries are not seeing it that way. they say that it is a provocation and it is insulting to them, and there is really no need or this right now. >> we heard how angry china and south korea are with this visit, but how damaging could this move before japan's ties with neighbors? >> it is potentially very damaging because the stakes are already quite high. you had u.s., japanese, and chinese, planes and ships challenging each other around the disputed islands in the south china sea. and also a very young leader in north korea who just executed his uncle. there is concern that the visit could add fuel to this fire. the united states saying today they are disappointed that japan's leaders had taken

the chinese aircraft carrier is on its way to the south china sea and afghanistan signed an agreementeration with iran, but not with the united states. general tom mcinerney joins us next to a possessed the success or failure of the obama foreign policy. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.? the answer is... the u.s. ♪ most of america's energy comes from right here at home. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. mm. mm-hmm. [ enne revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offers end december 31st. [ sant] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the 2014 glk350 f $419 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. lou: two days of talks to work out the details of implementing last months and around nuclear deals and specifically the two sides need to settle the start date of iran's promise of a six-month nuclear freeze and how it will be monitored and when sanctions against ira

japan needs to express strong concerns if china sets up a similar zone a similar zone in the south china sea. >> on sunday, they will inspect eight activities by japan's self defense forces on leyte island, hit hard by a typhoon last month. >>> south africans are taking to the streets to pay tribute to their late leader, nelson mandela. crowds of people gathered from early saturday morning in mandela square in johannesburg, the nation's largest city. they offered flowers in front of a statue of mandela. people attached messages, expressing thanks to the anti apartheid leader, and praising his achievements. mourners from different ethnic groups formed long lines to sign the book of condolence. >> thankful that he's gone, but also celebrating his life, celebrating what he has done for us as his people. so just want to thank him. >> the country's leaders plan to hold a national memorial service for mandela on tuesday in johannesburg. there will be a state funeral next sunday in the eastern village of cue knew, where mandela grew up. >>> six men suspected of stealing a truck carrying a load of r

it turns to say that trying to change the status quo to the east and south china seas can restrict freedom of plans for us to action and intimidation i mean to say that the well known empty in a policy of hostility toward specific states will keep the door open that done on. he also called for morning then spent an airline price between japan and era. chinese state as the saying good bye to breakneck economic wealth has unveiled plans to teach extension that sustainable style at. comments on team doesn't need to spend four days discussing their economic plans for next tn this tea crushing one easy to see says he agreed to maintain stability in their policies and consider but the cold appropriate. they become the current s comes china's environment and increase the gap between debates and the club the incumbents and bills and debts by funding projects to keep the economy growing he's engaging see them get his stats under control. they look welcoming go to target to see and to centerpoint by the senate. the good outcome on target for all that remains to be seen. peel and weapons inspection a

including japan eighteen has indicated it may set up an open air defense identification zone and the south china sea the focus of territorial disputes with countries such as the philippines and vietnam japanese prime minister shinzo abe and wants to win back from our nation's capital t that legitimacy of china's policy. but officials are still struggling over the exact wording of the traps. for some countries with strong ties with china taking a strong position may be difficult. this year china's expanding reach him a real aka corn. the result of its alway seem to be. i know treatments. the political stances of each country against china and different we tasted each city as early as friday night. officials are working around the clock to come up with the deal. a sellout. it's a way out cynthia engineers at the crippled to push him and i each a nuclear plant have identified why the number three reactor experienced a meltdown after the two thousand and eleven disaster they say the accidents like the resulted from the early breakdown of the cooling system and failed attempts to inject water. the class

when you look at the context of the conflict, the turbulence going on in the south china sea, will that make it harder for the chinese to rein in the north koreans? >> we are involved in a trilateral story which is korea japan, and china all have interest in the south and east china sea. the koreans and the chinese are anti-japanese. that has held them together. the koreans and the chinese have some common interests in not having threats come out of north korea. there are different interests there, the chinese have their own interest about north korea which i don't think will get in the way of this. >> one of the sad stories is that the north koreans captured an 85-year-old tourist, made him engage in this phony confession. will he get out? >> i hope so. there are those that are making an effort. i have heard that he made this phony confession and there are those that believe that the fact that they did that means it is one of the ways that he might get out. >> let me switch to iran. you have been a supporter of the interim agreement on nuclear weapons. what do you tell israeli prime mi

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for strong this out into the conclave the farm into china's recent activities in the east and south china sea on a number of nights assault on the incline of the hostel now that he issued a joint statement. the song was co chair of the summit the statement sent to japan anasta and have agreed to strengthen their cooperation to securely free dump all the skyline the safety of civilian flights. in accordance with the principles of international law. friday long night. it would be recall in a timely issue especially the fish and all the tiles tennessee. we all agree that the nations in the region and should not attempt to change the whole workforce had been chewed off by the international arrival just a smidge get out of it still the best match the statement comes amid china's increased nighttime activities in the region china recently the clamor and defense identification zone although the east china sea. i was the mounting that china would revoke the zone which covers and space some of the same conduct guided and controlled by japan claimed by china and taiwan all this in japan and and are exp

when you look at the context of the conflict, the turbulence going on in the south china sea, will that make it harder for the chinese to rein in the north koreans? >> we are involved in a trilateral story which is korea japan, and china all have interest in the south and east china sea. the koreans and the chinese are anti-japanese. that has held them together. the koreans and the chinese have some common interests in not having threats come out of north korea. there are different interests there, the chinese have their own interest about north korea which i don't think will get in the way of this. >> one of the sad stories is that the north koreans captured an 85-year-old tourist, made him engage in this phony confession. will he get out? >> i hope so. there are those that are making an effort. i have heard that he made this phony confession and there are those that believe that the fact that they did that means it is one of the ways that he might get out. >> let me switch to iran. you have been a supporter of the interim agreement on nuclear weapons. what do you tell israeli prime mi

dumb because china was very aggressive in '09 and 2010, making these claims around there - what they kind of territorial seas. i mean they treat the southhina sea or they want to treat the south china sea they way you and i treat lake michigan. no one is going to accept that. and the product of those chinese steps, chinese missteps, where we'll get to keep marines in okinawa, we have joint exercises with the philippines, we have marines in australia, and we get the home corps u.s. naval combatants in singapore. i mean this is bad from the chinese perspective. i really don't understand why they did it. >> so how far should the obama administration go in confronting china, certainly in rejecting their claim of an air defense zone, and what is the danger of a flashpoint? >> yeah, there is a real danger of a flashpoint. but unfortunately, i think we're going to have to continue to do what we did last week, which is to put two unarmed b-52s in the chinese air defense identification zone and not reporting in to chinese air traffic controllers. >> all right. let's turn - there is a lot on the plate here, the foreign policy plate. then there is

the chinese aircft carrier is on its way to the south china sea and afghanistan signed an agreement oftion with iran, but not with the ited states. general tom mcinerney joins us nextto a possessed the success or failure of the obama foreign lou: two days of talks to work out the details of implementing last months and around nuclear deals and specifically the two sides need to settle the start date of iran's promise of a six-month nuclear freeze and how it will be monitored and when sanctions against iran will be eased. in a permanent deal is taking a number of very serious obstacles. holding talks with top government officials and the drawdown of american forces from neighboring afghanistan. today, chuck hagel warned pakistani leaders to resolve anti-drunk protest stalling nato shipments across the border of afghanistan and pakistan wants to continue to receive hundreds of millions of dollars in u.s. military aid. ukraine, whiching political has been gripped by more than two weeks of mass antigovernment protests and at issue, the president's decision to freeze ties with the european

interests is the rise of maritime disputes in the east china sea and the south china sea. we aim to help governments in the region to communicate better with one another so that incidents at sea do not unintentionally sparked wider conflicts. we encourage all parties to reject aggression and be in accordance with international law and norms and establish these full -- peaceful democracies. a good first step would be progress on a code of conduct for the south china sea. how the nations and institutions of the asia-pacific manage these disputes will be a harbinger of their ability to shape their shared security future. indeed, many of asia's most vexing security challenges are transnational security threats. those that transcend borders like climate change, piracy, infectious diseases, transnational crimes, cyber theft, and the modern-day slavery of human trafficking. no one nation can meet these challenges alone. that is in part why we are increasing our engagement with regional institutions like the association of southeast asian nations and the east asia summit. these gro

china is seeking to control, first, deny the u.s. navy access to, and then later, to actually exert control over its nare sea, the east china sea, the south china sea and the yellow change and they're pushing us back to the first island change and the longer term goal is the second island chain which is as far back as guam. >> randy, how dangerous do you think this is ultimately? >> i think there are a i think the near term danger is the operating environment there carries a lot more risks. a chance for accident. miscalculation. because the chinese have basically announced a way in which it is uncertain how they will enforce or whether they can enforce it and that adds immediate risk. the think the longer term risk, are the chinese on a campaign to salami slice their way out to greater and greater control to the first island chain as bonnie mentioned and this is a step in that direction and i think this challenge has to be mitt head-on. >> vice president biden was in china and had a four-hour meeting and a lot of it is kept private what the conversation was like. has the administration responded in the right way? what does the united stat

they were en route to the south china sea between the philippines and formosa. the mission was to attack japanese shipping anywhere and everywhere. the most memorable action in world war ii did involve the synch willing of a japanese ship but it was what -- sinking of a japanese ship but what they did after was the claim to fame. september 12, they especially counter a convoy of 12 ships. at this moment a horrible mistake would reshape the history. >> unknown, two of the ships in the convoy were carrying prisoners of war. they were on two of the ships that were torpedoes. >> more than 2000 p.o.w. went into the water. 1500 were not accounted for. 650 were picked up by the japanese and reshipped to labor camps. three days later the sub came back and a look out spotted what looked to be a makeshift raft with men on it the crew was suspicious. >> people in the water sometimes japanese would use people that would be decoys and underneath was a vessel that would jump you. >> initially we were thinking they were japanese survivors and we were going to shoot them off th

declared a new air defense zone, air defense rights over the senkaku islands, some call it the south china sea in the east china sea. there you see them just east of taiwan. this is a territorial dispute it is having with japan, over who has control over these basically, as you can see there, pieces of rock. senator, how big of an issue is this? >> it is not that big right now, chris, but in the future it is potentially very big. i agree with general hayden, it is both dangerous and dumb. we used to have these encounters with the soviets from time to time where aircraft would get too close to one another, that can probably be handled, but it increases the chances of accidents. this is going to continue because you have an increasingly wealthy country spending more on military and i think the most important point, chris, is they have intentionally stoked the forces of nationalism within china to divert people's attention away from other things they may be unhappy about domestically. nationalism once unleashed can go on any sort of unproductive direction. that's the long-term danger. but it had

the problems in the eastern south china seas are such examples. >> a challenge for shinzo abbe and joe biden is how to play their hand as mixed signals are given out. china said japan was the target of the new zone. they said it is neither a no fly zone nor territorial air space. can joe biden discover the real reasons behind the power play. only a gambling man would lay money on what china is thinking. >> the vice president next stop will be china, and he heads to south korea. >> the 85-year-old american war veteran held in north korea is in good condition - that's according to a swedish diplomat who visited him. merrill newman was taken captive more tan a month ago as he was about to take off on his plane after a tourist visit. authorities say they are holding him to investigate war crimes. he was shown on north korean television, reading what korean officials said was an apology. the u.s. is calling for his release. >> pope francis is urging catholics to pray for those with aids. the pontiff addressed a crowd at st peter's square, which is world aids day. >> for 30 years peter has b

that area covering the south china sea over several items that china and japan both claim. scrambling jets on friday, that after the u.s. and china flew aircraft through there, testing the area. what is this all about? joining us is ambassador to the u.n., john bolton, a senior at the american enterprise institute and today is in london. good morning. >> good morning. >> what can the vice president say or will he say to the officials in beijing who have instituted this new air defense zone as they're trying to apparently test the world. >> let me underline this is a very serious situation. china has read the obama administration is not paying attention to these assertive claims of this new air defense zone. they sense weakness in washington, and i think they're testing us. i think vice president biden should send an unmistakable message to beijing. we do not accept this assertion of chinese power. it is not legitimate. others in the region don't accept it, and we believe it should be withdrawn. we will continue to demonstrate we do not accept it by sending american military

. ♪ lou: chinese aggression leads to an international incident in the south china sea. warships further raising tensions in the region. in the obama administration waited eight days to m.l. is the event occurred to the american people. i am lou dobbs. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. a chinese naval vessel aggressively confronting the u.s. warship in the south china sea last week causing a tense military standoff that the government has just today acknowledged. the pentagon confirms to fox news tonight that a

china sea. >> i think they should care because it looks as though that area is becoming destabilized. you have china, its tension with japan, with countries in the south china sea, indonesia, the philippines. they are using their muscle to try to push their rule over those waters. these countries are going to push back. you've got a very tense situation down there. historically in the entire post war period the united states has, shall we say, had the back of countries like japan and south korea. and at this moment, they literally are explicitly doubting that. that's why vice president biden has to go out there, to reassure them. i have no recollection of a u.s. administration in the post war period having to go out on a trip like mr. bidens and reassure our allies we were behind them. >> we also have a treaty obligation to defend japan if it is attacked. >> including these little islands. >> inclouding the little islands, right. did joe biden succeed? >> i think he raised some doubts, deep doubts, in the minds of japan's foreign ministry and leaders. >> even talking to your sources? >> yeah. there's real nervousness. basically, they're as nervous as,

. >> the chinese ship was traveling with an aircraft carrier in the south china sea. u.s. officials say it cut in front of the cowpens with less than 100 meters between them. hagel called the behavior of the chinese captain irresponsible. >>> the authorities in north korea have threatened to attack south korea without notice, days after photos were burned of leader kim jong-un. officials in seoul said personnel at north korea's national defense commission used a military hotline to send the message. the north koreans said if provocations against their leader are repeated, they would retaliate. conservative groups in seoul held rallies on tuesday to mark the second anniversary of the death of former north korean leader kim jong-il. they condemned the authoritarian rule of his son and burnt pictures of kim jong-un. the north koreans call that an insult to their highest dignity. south korean defense officials responded to the threat using the hotline. >> translator: we warn that our country will firmly retaliate if north korea provokes us. >> last week, authorities in pyongya

on the east china sea in the south china sea that affect our allies but we have alliance commitment under review and notably yes and so we have to work on both planes. but hopefully be worked on a military plane which includes military diplomacy in the way not to aggravate tensions of into force in the overall political and economic relations that we share very much the same interests with your disregard for the initial attack believe that their research fellow at the institute for national strategic studies based in washington a year in europe right now and i thank you for joining me today i'm obviously really it's a tricky balancing act but as he said the key is that it's a rebalancing. and it's not actually the end of american dominance it is perhaps a change in the paradigm that we can use to. thanks very much for being here and thank some people watching the appeal on costs like that. hohns. falsely that keeps you up to date with all the latest from the world of sport. all the action although the song is called the emotion. the school i do each. i did. eye meaningless and when. at al

it's the latest twist and territorial disputes between south korea china and japan center on a group of uninhabited islands in the south china sea at first glance it looks like an offshore oil rig but the steel platform is south korea's eo to ocean research station. it's built on a submerged island one hundred forty nine km off the korean coast. china calls eo eileen celia. last month taking unilaterally declared an air defense identification zone that covers the site. now south korea has extended its air defence oh two included as well. japan's air defense own also covers the sole control brought the research station is at the center of a simmering territorial dispute we don't believe this will significantly impact our relationships with china and with that and i'm so hip and as we try to work for peace and cooperation in west asia into. so did john chinese unilateral declaration angered seoul and tokyo. both governments have refused to recognize the move. korean and japanese aircraft or ignoring these things demands to identify themselves when flying to chinese to clear defense own. the united states has sent one of its aircra

indicate authorities in the chain maybe try to use force to change the status quo in the east and south china seas but it says they're using claims that are inconsistent with international law it says japan will work to build strategic and mutually beneficial ties with china from abroad long term perspective and in those leaders in tokyo will call for restraint from their counterparts in beijing the strategy says japan will consider reviewing its policy on arms exports currently such exports are essentially ban. the strategy also emphasizes the need to raise awareness about national security. members of prime minister of his cabinet also adopted a defense policy package because for enhanced protection of remote islands in light of china's maritime ambitions the guidelines recommended greater operational integration between japan's air ground and maritime self defense forces. they say units should be more mobile and they say japan should enhance its deterrence and response capabilities by securing necessary and sufficient power. specifically they call for the creation of an amphibious brigades with

minister shinzo on base at the four nations must comply with the entire film role in relation to the south china sea. bombay was that flashed in loans and grants with nineteen point three billion us dollars to a posse of memphis. the summit's marks forty years of relations between japan and a ten member association of southeast asian nations. oh well coz its new national defense program guidelines and nate time difference program and the national security strategy drop next week. prime minister shinzo law face us to move things to balance the two countries defensive capabilities. this report is a newly amended to the guidelines showed japan's comprehensive defense capabilities with the effects it may construct this quantity and quality with the initial japanese media as as activities launched by japan's self defense forces with the support of the midtown defense programs as japan was strengthened its defensive force is on the southwest in our lives national security strategy says japan will play a leading role in protecting maritime border. i will also raise its defence spending of tonight's fight y

that us criticism concerning and near miss between a naval vessels earlier this month in the south china sea. u s pacific fleet officials said last week that the aegis equipped cruiser uss in kal penn's narrowly avoided a collision with a chinese naval vessel. the incident occurred on december as an international waters. us officials said the chinese as i maneuvered to close to the just face it and it failed to act in line with the international norms which resulted in the new meds china's defense ministry issued a statement on wednesday saying its vessel had encountered in st according to the protocol is said that the defense department's but kept informed of the situation and carried out effective communications. she added that both sides and willing to maintain close cooperation and make efforts to ensure regional peace and stability us media reported that china's liaoning aircraft carrier had been conducting training exercises and the aegis cruiser had been gathering intelligence detroit said that although the chinese side ordered the us is kal penn's to stop because it kept moving becau

will help us cnn china and creed legally binding rules for settling ted turner issues in the south china sea. the gap does this as japan and asean should work more closely in such fields as to katie and economics is as though settle isputes peacefully according to international law. billy is the summit to commit about twenty billion dollars in assistance to assay on or five years the surprised about one hundred million dollars for the fund created for regional economic integration plan for twenty fifty. i met with his counterpart from malaysia before the summit of heads he and i did read some to discuss china's anderson on another security matters. i bid on the team that did the intent to unilaterally change the status quo is unacceptable he said chinese authorities have suggested they may create a more air sounds. he said his country would like to do more to cooperate with the others in the region the credo crime in the september for the first time we had a joint maritime training exercise with malaysia. we agreed to keep working together to improve maritime security jail melissa also suppo

the chinese navy was in the florida straits in the way that the united states navy is in the south china sea imagine of pres the shooter was on the streets of mexico agitating anti american. in the way that john mccain is on the streets of kiev. the russian feeling if you begin to put these part of boxes like in them up i mean you don't know whether to laugh or cry so farfetched. and yet it's really happening oh man of all i'm laughing right now because it is just so absurd a contradiction is staggering i would imagine that we would be in world war three right now george if that happened and speaking of the scenario yemen you know we would definitely i mean look at the look at the reaction when president clinton paid for a page. in the wall street journal of the new york times or where it was imagine that he showed up on anti american demonstrations in canada can you imagine it well at european and american leading politicians are doing it's the reverse iron curtain george speaking of the scenario yemen now banned drones in our country the u.k. government has already made a statement it's no