>> there have been other reported encounters on the rise over the south china sea since about march and we have had the escalation earlier last year in the east china sea between naval vessels of japan and china as well. china, let's face it, it is asserting its claims to the energy and fish-rich waters in east and south china seas and this incident comes 13 years after the most serious encounter when the fighter collided and clipped and forced the american plane to make an emergency landing and that turned spoo a dim plow matic incident. it is a strategic base for the army and home to a submarine base and chinese oil companies have directed those oil platforms much to the anching gngst to vietnam. and these encounters don't make things easier. >> thanks, steve. >> hong kong pro-democracy protestors have called on police to use force. and what's this all about? bring it on? >> occupied central has been central. this is a group that is threatening to occupy the business district in hong kong if they don't get their way. this week. , the standing committee of the chinese government is goi

. >>> china and vietnam have agreed to present their territorial disputes in the south china sea from worsening. >>> a leader of pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine is making a push for an independent state. >>> and a young woman says her fight against cancer made her feel truly alive. now she's teaching others how to savor life. >>> chinese and vietnamese have traded accusations for months over territorial disputes in the south china sea. crews have faced off against each other out on the water. and vietnamese have staged repeated protests against what they see as chinese aggressiveness. but now they're leaders say they're committing to negotiating the disputes. president xi jinping hosted special envoy -- in beijing. the state-run xinhua news agency quoted xi as saying that it shows that vietnamese leaders are wanting to improve ties. in may a chinese oil company set up an oil rig near the parcel islands. chinese and vietnamese crews converged on the area. some rammed ships against those from the other country and vote's demonstrators staged a number of protests against china

is calling for ceasing destabling activities that could influence territorial disputes in the south china sea. >> the philippines want china to halt their moves in the disputed waters. these can be seen as attempts to take territorial claims to established facts. the philippine government has condemned china, saying the country are reclaiming five shoals including a reef and the spratly islands. these islands are claimed by both countries. philippine officials say china may be trying to turn the area into a military base by building an airstrip and a regional facility. in may, china installed a huge oil rig off another disputed group of islands, the paracels. this has led to clash between chinese and vietnamese vessels. >> reporter: in recent years, asean and china have taken up territorial disputes in the south china sea. they've discussed setting a legally binding code of conduct to resolve this peacefully. but observers say asean nations have frequently failed to take a unified stance on what kind of ties the region should build with china, which is becoming more important to the region bo

. >>> thousands of chinese fishermen are once again able to cast their lines and nets in the south china sea. their boats have been tied up for more than two months because of an annual fishing ban. government leaders introduced the measure in 1999 on the pretext of protecting the region's fish stock. at a port in guangdong province, local officials held a ceremony to mark the end of the ban. over 10,000 vessels are registered in the province to fish in areas north of the 12th parallel in the south china sea. the region includes disputed territories such as the paracel islands and the scarborough shoal. chinese officials say their ban applies to foreign ships as well, but leaders from neighboring countries have objected. they say the rule is one-sided. >>> japanese leaders are trying to win support overseas for their new national security policy. foreign minister fumio kishida met the vietnamese prime minister. kishida explained why his government decided to allow japan to exercise its right to collective self-defense. kishida described prime minister's shinzo abe's policy of playing a more

today the pentagon carries out frequent surveillance missions over the south china sea what do you think of the goal of these missions. well i think that this part of it require rivalry between america and china especially at santana seat which to china of course is a and he says sure and critical. channel for a supplier of energy as well as trade but also as a conduit for channels and they will force us into that with the pacific particularly a lot of the chinese. and nuclear arms submarines are based in higher than island and we're just as gateway to the pacific because the water in those in the south china sea is relatively shallow but the height and iron of course is a is because conflagration is an ideal place for china's sir teaching summary that's now submarines you can answer marines is part of these. kind of symmetric warfare because china is no match with america as far as aircraft carriers are concerned and indeed and not of the pop edge. military hardware but the nowadays warfare is not forged you know aircraft carrier aircraft carrier are all or tanks the tanks but there's a

the spratly islands are located in the middle of the south china sea. china, the philippines, and others claim them. photos of mischief reef taken in april show solar panels, radar facilities and what look like machine guns. and philippine officials say the facilities have been modernized and militarized over the past four years. photos of fiery cross reef show a heliport and what look like agricultural greenhouses and gun platforms. on subi reef, a wide, spherical object is believed to be a large radar facility. regional security analysts in the philippines say china is beefing up existing facilities while building new installations elsewhere. >> china is strengthening its capability for an air/sea battle in the future, so that's one perspective. and if we examine all the occupied land features of china in the area, they are all considered by china some military facility and not a civilian facility. >> reporter: philippine military officials say the chinese have confirmed work to build new facilities in at least seven locations. philippine officials say

chinese and vietnamese have traded accusations for months over territorial disputes in the south china sea. crews have faced off against each other out on the water. and vietnamese have staged repeated protests against what they see as chinese aggressiveness. now, their leaders say they're committed to negotiating the disputes. the visit showed veet napese leaders are interestd in improving ties. some ran their ships from against the country. last month, chinese removed the oil rig one month ahead of schedule, helping to ease tensions. leaders in the philippines have their own complaints. they say they've confirmed that chinese authorities have started building military installations in another dispulted part of the south china sea. both countries and others claim the spratlys islands. nhk obtained the photos. the pictures show what's happening in iraqi area called johnson reef. the chinese have pushed more earth into the water, x up and downing the area of reclaimed land. workers have put up a large building, surrounded by want appears to be a seawall. philippine officials also took photo

the philippines has called for ceasing destabilizing actions in the south china sea. the philippines is locked in territorial disputes with china. but some asean members expressed caution in working-level talks. it's unclear if asean can take a unified stance against china. the foreign ministers of japan and china will join the talks on saturday. the asean regional forum will meet on sunday. u.s. secretary of state john kerry and north korea's foreign minister will attend the regional security talks. the participants are likely to discuss china's increasing maritime activities. we'll keep you updated throughout the weekend. nhk world, nay pea dong. >>> people in hiroshima are honoring the victims and survivors of an important anniversary. 69 years since the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on their city. the survivors are aging and the number of those who can pass on experiences of the bombing is dwindling. nhk world spoke to a survivor who is struggling to keep his story alive. >> very strong flesh attacked me and of course the chunks shook in explosion. these things attac

to halt surveillance flights near its coastline after a close encounter in the south china sea. hen engle joins us with more on this. china can't be happy about this. >> no, and this sounds like a bad scene from a top gun sequel. if you look at the incident, it really is one bad maneuver away from escalating into an international incident like we saw back in 2001. also over hainan island, when an american spy plane had to make an emergency landing on that island. china is urging the u.s. to stop these close reconnaissance flights after a chinese fighter had an encounter with two american surveillance planes within 220 kilometers of hainan island in the south china sea last week. china said the u.s. anti-submarine plane and one of america's newest surveillance planes conducted the flights august 19 when china sent a fighter jet to carry out what it says was a routine identification and verification. china claims the fighter maintain a safe distance from the american plane and the actions of its pilot were professional. that is not the story we are getting from the pentagon. the u.

the pentagon said despite being an international airspace over the south china sea, the chinese j-11 fighter jet made five dangerous and aggressive passes. first, the jet flew under the slow-moving u.s. plane. then it flashed past the nose of the aircraft at a 90 degree angle. the pentagon said the jet exposed its belly to the u.s. plane to make a point of showing its weapons. the jet then went back under the plane, before coming alongside the plane, flying wingtip to wingtip, the two aircraft were just 20 feet apart. then the chinese fighter pilot performed a barrel role over the u.s. plane at close range passing at 45 feet. the risky incident is the latest in a series of close encounters between the two countries which are trying to assert their military might in the south china sea. similar fly-byes happened in march, april, and may, all conducted by the same unit of the chinese airforce based on hainan island. but pentagon spokesman john kirby said this week's incident was the most aggressive. >> the message we're sending back to china is that's unacceptable and unhelpful to the

chinese and vietnamese have traded accusations for months over territorial disputes in the south china seacrews have faced off against each other out on the water. and vietnamese have staged repeated protests against what they see as chinese aggressiveness. now, their leaders say they're committed to negotiating the disputes.

the book ds not propose how to handle or divvy up the south china sea. i think there should be some research on that and it should involve teams of f independent scholars. but this book ds not try to do that. there are those that say any type off cflict would grow the nuclear torii -- nuclear s --ter -- aeschylus torrey escalating ladder and that is something we want to avoid. >> we don't play this up real strong, but we do say listen, the united states needs to move more toward asymmetrical responses to possible chinese aggression. air sea battles push you toward attacks on the chinese homeland by some interpretations we don't support that. we support, if necessary, beginning wi sanctions and then cutting off chinese abili tose the sea lanes for trade animports. that is probably more promising than a direct liberation of the sea lanes going in to taiwan. that's the kind of thing we have to start talking abo. book, wentext of this related to the broader argument of how the two countries can work together. we are basically saying listen, don't u.s. as a p

expanding their influence, and their control, and they're pushing into the east china sea, the south china sea, in to areas that are claimed by all the countries around them and they are ignoring them and establishing their control with -- in the air and on the ground and the sea. the one power that would deter them is the united states. but not with this president. so they buzzed one of our planes yesterday. our reaction is, very little rhetorically. obama decides to send a carrier. i guess he was handed a checklist where it says send the carrier. but is there anything he said? any warning? any explanation to the american people about what's happening? it shouldn't have to happen on this show. it does. but this is not where it ought to be. >> right. >> the reason obama -- >> you don't have to define the situation. but i need you to define it. why is china saber rattling in international waters, trying to seize islands that have traditionally belonged to japan, vietnam and the philippines? why are they doing that? >> china has, for at least 60 years, you could argue a millennium, but

what's go on today with obama, with the chinese wanting to take south china sea and nor coth ko shooting missiles across what's going on in ukraine and iraq all around the world. it seems like ef democratic president doesn't have democratic policy when it comes to vision. fdr, wilson, harry truman the only man to use an atomic weapon -- >> jake i think we understand where you're going with that. >> the cold war if it was won it was won by democrats and republicans. even carter and ford contributed to it. carter by demanding that soviet jews by released and pushing for human rights and freedom of religion in the soviet unions. reagan gets a lot of that credit because of the tough policy and the way that he very astutelyas. but to make a broad statement that democrats weren't good at it since world war ii. truman created the national dow security counsel. the cia, the whole pentagon apparatus, on and on. kennedy guiding us through the cuban missile crisis. most scholars feel he did an excellent job with that. creating the peace corp. out foxing the soviets over berlin. carter whose conside

some asean members have territorial disputes with china in the south china sea. >> asean is altogether facing a changing geopolitical and economic landscape that is affecting the peace, security and stability of our region. >> china in may erected a huge oil rig in waters near the paracel islands. ships from vietnam and china clashed repeatedly. the philippines has accused beijing of taking control over five shoals in the spratly islands, including johnson south reef. earlier this month, a divide surfaced at the asean regional forum. some countries including the philippines sought to curb china's actions, but they faced opposition from cambodia and other nations that rely on chinese investment. the secretary-general called on members to remain united. >> we need to continue efforts in preserving a united an collective response to these contemporary and emerging challenges. >> asean's members are at different stages of economic development. they encompass a variety of cultures, religions and political systems. observers say they need to work together more effectively to tackle issues su

and china have argued over territorial issues in the south china sea. u.s. secretary of state john kerry and chinese foreign minister wang yi were taking part in discussions at the asean regional forum in myanmar. the chinese are caught up in a number of disputes over territory. some delegates quoted kerry as saying unilateral action is destabilizing the region. he supported a proposal from delegates from the philippines to introduce a moratorium on activities that could escalate tensions. foreign minister wan said the involvement of some countries from outside the region is confusing the situation. and he said it will take time to consider the plan. cambodia has close ties to china and cambodian delegates also expressed their reluctance to support the proposal. >>> north korea's foreign minister delivered a speech saying the nuclear program counters a threat proposed by the u.s. the senior diplomat said the united states has increased tensions on the korean peninsula by adopting a hostile stance for the north and says nuclear programs are aimed at preventin

diplomats are considering mentions tensions in the south china sea in the statement. this would include the recent standoff between chinese and vietnamese vessels over a chinese oil rig temporarily installed near disputed islands. but chinese official are said to be opposed to putting territorial disputes on the security conference agenda. >>> cambodians who lived through a reign of terror have waited decades for justice. next year. crown prince maha vajiralongkorn joined the inauguration. he said members of the assembly are all assuming important roles. the national legislative assembly has 200 members. over half are active or retired military officers. political analysts expect them to nominate military chief prayut chan-ocha as the new prime minister. the commander led the coup in may. >>> for centuries, they live in harmony with the jungle. hunting and fishing. >> reporter: four years ago, the people in this community say bulldozers have arrived and knocked out the trees and counted them away. the complaints to the state government and police have been ignored. >>

chairman of the asean regional forum has called for moderate behavior in territorial disputes in the south china sea. the chairman's statement urges all parties concerned to exercise self-restraint and avoid actions that would complicate the situation. but the final statement is not as strongly worded at the first draft made during the talks in myanmar. sources say the document initially expressed grave concern over routes between china and other countries such as vietnam. the earlier version also called for stronger measures than the self-restraint urged in the adopted statement. the philippines and the u.s. wanted to use the statement to curb what they regard as china's aggressive maritime ambitions. they proposed urging countries to stop any action that would affect territorial issues. but cambodia and other countries that have close relations with china opposed. >>> officials at tokyo electric power company are moving closer to choosing a partner to help rebuild its business. the move could trigger a realignment of japan's energy industry. sources say tepco is considering setting up a new compan

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the ministers will discuss on going tensions in the south china sea. they are concerned about a stand off between chinese and vietnamese vessels in disputed waters. foreign ministers from china, japan and the u.s. and north korea will join in on sunday for the regional forum, but chinese delegates are said to be opposed to putting territorial disputes on the agenda. >>> thailand has inaugurated an assembly. the military government has been the main authority since a coup in may. the national assembly will fill in for parliament until a general election scheduled for next year. crown prince joined the inauguration and said members of the assembly are all assuming important rules. the national legislative assembly has 200 members, over half are retired military officers. political analysts expect the assembly to nominate military chief has the new prime minister. the commander led the coup in may. >>> brazil is now the world's seventh wealthiest economy but many children remain vulnerable, some are homeless and others fall victim to abuse. staff members o

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it has already thrown its weight around increasingly in territorial disputes in the east and south china seas with u.s. allies -- the philippines and japan. many china analysts believe they are testing american result in the pacific. unfortunately, this perception and miscalculations could lead to dire consequences. i think as china's confidence grows, the rivalry will only intensify with the united states. bottom line -- we are living in an increasingly dangerous world where u.s. interests face growing threats. is my view that a failure to proactively rise to the challenges with international leadership, diplomatic resolve, economic vitality and military strength could mean some very dark days ahead. fortunately, that choice is ours. thank you very much. >> i think we were supposed to move this. is that possible? we have a few minutes of time for questions. i went much longer than i was supposed to. we will take any questions we have time for. is there a microphone somewhere in the back? great. uestionable questionable can you hear me now? one of the things that surprised me since 9/11, and

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planes over the south china sea, so they'll sit down with chinese military officials to try to establish some rules of behavior. the talks will take place on tuesday and wednesday at the pentagon. senior officials from the u.s. navy's operational headquarters are expected to attend. u.s. commanders say last week a chinese fighter came within ten meters of a navy patrol plane. they lodged a protest with officials in beijing. a chinese defense ministry spokesperson rejected the claim and said the chinese pilot maintained a safe distance. u.s. officials say this isn't the first near miss. they say chinese pilots have come dangerously close to u.s. planes on at least three other occasions. >>> 100 students from japan are preparing to head to china on a trip designed to build cultural ties at the invitation of the chinese government. the china/japan friendship association is organizing the week-long trip. the chinese government established the association more than 50 years ago. the students are scheduled to leave next monday. they'll visit beijing and other cities and meet chinese university

china has a sharp elbows in the south china sea, the filipinos are worried, the japanese are worried. the vietnamese want us to come, our old enemies so they want us around and would like to have us help them out. then we get to ukraine where clearly in a sense of cold war in some sense is being re-created. it's a difficult situation but the reality is no one in america wants to go to war over ukraine which means the russians have the capability what they want, though i suspect put in some missions are probably somewhat down. i'm not sure what's to bring in a lot of ukrainians. you look back to world war ii, ukrainians don't like it if they are subjugated to put in grad the only area that had russian population and that was an overwhelming. you bring in those areas, you bring in 60% or more ukrainians, that's not likely to be stable for you. i suspect that will be chronic problem in the future. there are others, moldova, georgia and others in the same situation with the russians. we're looking ahead, the world would be a mess. the good news for the us is they can stand back and assess

it happened earlier this week in international air space over the south china sea. >> the message weng back to china, that is unacceptable and unhelpful to the military relationship we would like to have with them. >> similar fly byes from the chinese happened in march, april, and may. >>> so, do you think your car is safe? watch as this bay area thief walks up to a locked car and just opens the door. tonight, we find out how is that possible? >> plus, bay area cops caught checking out potential dates online when they were supposed to be solving crimes. to >> lift off, then boom. a space test rocket exploded shortly after liftoff in texas today. tonight, we know something malfunctioned tripping the self- destruct system. no one was on board and no one on the ground was hurt. tonight, the owner tweeted rockets are tricky. >>> tonight, bay area thieves have a new high-tech trick to break into your car. it is so sensitive. when juliette goodrich asked police, they didn't want to talk about it. >> reporter: we have heard and seen the results of the smash and grab break-ins, but now thiev

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still a half million in the south china sea people that are still there from trying to scare him. and people who said peace now, they got it. they got it, all right. but they did not say anything about it. there are some marvelous people who did, who really did. one. at every entire vietnam demonstration. the degree of -- high in washington d.c. he took in and out cinematic concentration camp out of south vietnam. 111 someone who has given the rest of his life to this because he feels so horrible about what he did during the war. in effect supporting the north vietnamese. he would do anything to try to make up for it. there are those people. unfortunately there are a lot of them who don't do that. this generation has stuck with the memory of vietnam, but it does not really have any justification to really feel that way except what people of. a good person give a false statement about losing the war and won. we should have kept our word. and once one that is considered the people of the united states. that the president parried the people of the united states give their word. it ha

three weeks ago, will want for a super typhoon and the south china sea. 180 miles per hour winds. we were transmitted data all the time. we went through 15 hurricanes and typhoons. the biggest was three weeks ago. >> it survived? >> it survived and transmitted the whole time. >> was it water all over? >> we had all of these sensors. it did not have a camera. >> what about discovery? there are a lot of issues to find place to drill for oil offshore in the current technology is sort of sonar guns. do you guys work like that? >> we do. we help to do seismic testing. sensitive areas. the wave glider, from top to bottom, is about 20 feet in total. we can go in shallow areas. it is quiet and we can listen. the easiest analogy would be the ears of the ocean. we are listening. we listened to ships and they fire off cannons. >> gary gysin, liquid robotics president and ceo. thank you very much. we have a live shot on turtle bay. this is the island i grew up on. tropical storm iselle has hit it. all of the islands in the path of hurricane julio which could hit it t

the pentagon said despite being in international air space over the south china sea the j-11 fighter jet made five dangerous and aggressive passes. first the jet flew under the slow-moving u.s. plane, and then flashed past the nose at a 90 degree angle. the pentagon said the jet exposed either belly to make a point of showing its weapons. the jet then went back under the p-8 before coming alongside the plane. flying wing tip to wing tip, the two aircraft were just 20 feet apart. and then the chinese fighter pilot performed a barrel roll at close range passing within 45 feet. the risky accident is the latest in a series of close encounters between the two country which is are trying to assert their military might in the south china sea. similar fly-buys happenys happened in march, april and may. but pentagon spokesman john kirby said this week's incident was the most aggressive. >> the message we're sending back to china is that is unacceptable and unhelpful to the military relationship that we would like to have. >> reporter: the obama administration said it has strong concerns that

>> three weeks ago we went through a super typhoon in the south china sea.ere 45 foot waves, 180 mile per hour winds. >> a five-story wave? >> that's right. we have been through 15 hurricanes and typhoons. the biggest one was three weeks ago, which was crazy. >> and it survived? >> it survived. it was transmitting the whole time. >> were the pictures anything to see, or just water all over the place? >> that when did not have a camera. it had all the other sensors, but that particular one did not have a camera. >> fascinating stuff. what about discovery for oil and gas? reallyrent technology is weird, the sonar guns that are tried like water skiers -- dragged like water skiers. >> we help new seismic survey, where we are listening in shallow areas and sensitive areas. they wave glider is from top to bottom from the float at the surface, and the wing racks below the surface, it is about 20 feet in total. we can go in shallow areas. listen. the easiest analogy from what a wave glider does in these instances is it adheres to the ocean -- hears the ocean. seismi

the ships were conducting training missions in the south china sea when the jumbo jet disappeared on march 8th. both ships were sent on search missions for the missing plane. it still has not been found. >>> big change for the 49ers billion dollar stadium. coming up in 20 minutes the major overhaul that will continue today and some other big concerns about whether it will all be done for their next game this weekend. >> no need to bring your restaurant leftovers home in a doggy bag. a new law will soon allow dogs to dine out. >> good morning. we are still look at a commute that is off to a decent start as we look at highway 24 westbound. you can see traffic here looks good all the way up to the tunnel. >> low clouds on the increase. there is another low. one exits down toward arizona. morning fog, sunny, and cooler. bulldog: if you're like me, you've been working like a dog all year. but don't camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself. mattress discounters labor day sale is ending soon! rest those tired bones on a queen size serta mattress and box spring set. right now, they're just

there's still a half million in the south china sea that are still there from trying to escape. and i always feel this way. people who said peace now, they got it all right. but they didn't say anything about it. there's some marvellous people who did, who did. joan bias was at every anti-vietnam demonstration of any merit, particularly in washington, d.c., took an ad out in all the newspapers saying they have made a concentration camp out of south vietnam now that the north vietnamese have taken it it over. she couldn't get a lot of hollywood celebrities she wanted to sign that. someone who was give. ing the rest of his life to this because he feels so terrible about what he did during the war in effect supporting the north vietnamese was john voight, the guy is terrific. he did do anything to try to make up for it. there are those people. unfortunately, there are a lot of them who don't do that. therefore, this generation is stuck with a memory of vietnam that it doesn't really have any justification to really feel that way except what people have told them. and as i say, when