i like the people of south korea. i do business with them. i made a great deal with them in new york. they were wonderful. here is what happened recently. we have this contract that will be signed with south korea. it is a big deal. barron trump would not sign it from our standpoint because it is so bad. he is 4-years old. a moron would not sign it. nobody would sign it. what happened is our president does their and he wants to sign, but they do not want to sign because they want better. it is not good enough to just what the hell out a bus, they want even more. now what happens is times for a little bit different and a couple of bombs get mauled to the island from north korea. now all this sudden north korea is hitting them with some bonds. the call us and say, "we would like very much to sign contracts. you are a wonderful trading partner. we love you very much. by the way, would you mind sending a great aircraft carrier and about 17 destroyers because north korea is shooting at us." what do we do? we have this great aircraft carrier head o

and secondly, there was the end of a relationship with south korea. again, the dpj came in with a diplomatic approach to both china and south korea. i think they have been very high successful in reorienting on south korea. the relationship is very close. the relationship with taiwan is not so close. they have had a difficult year. but in 2010, learning how to make pragmatic choices in a moment, you have had two instances that will change throughout the year. these types of questions will matter significantly this next year. south korea will have an election, we will have an election and japan may very well have an election next year. a lot of is that you're talking about will come to a head, potentially, to give you more empirical data -- non [laughter] >> let me thank my panelists for a very rich discussion. i wish we had more time for q&a and conversation, but i'm trying to give some time back to the organizers. i will also say that, personally, the time pressure will spare me any danger of inadvertently committing policy, which is always a good th

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they are on a six-day trip that will also include stops in south korea and north korea. he is traveling with the former presidents of ireland and finland and norway their goal is try top ease tensions between north and south korea. >>> back here at home a presidential candidate is attacking president obama saying republicans want to end medicare. >> obama care is avoucher system for those that do not have care. when ryan does it for medicare we are cruel and horrible to seniors. you can't have it both ways. >> former pennsylvania senator made the comments yesterday. he was talking about congressman paul ryan's plan to turn medicare into avoucher system. ryan says his plan would help drive down costs because seniors would be able to shop around. the president and other democrats are against the plan saying it would be the death of medicare and leave seniors to fend for themselves. >>> easter celebrations will continue at the white house with the annual egg roll. i want to show you pictures of last years event. this year nine-year-old robinson from firefield will be taking

they're on a six day trip to try and restart peace talks between north and south korea. the group was not told ahead of their trip to north korea who they would meet with, but they say they hope to see north korean leader kim jong-il. after that the group travels to south korea. >>> early this morning a somber ceremony in the ukraine marking 25 years since the chernobyl nuclear disaster. a memorial service was held in the small city about 25 miles from the disaster site. special tribute was paid to the clean up workers who were sent in immediately after one of the reactors exploded. they died shortly after from radiation poisoning. the fallout forced more than 350,000 people living within a 300 square mile radius to leave their homes. >>> now a protest against nuclear power will be held today in men lo park to mark the chernobyl anniversary. that's scheduled for 11:30 this morning right in front of cafe baron. >>> two new electric cars are now on the market, but are they safe? what new crash tests reveal about the chevy volt and nissan leaf. >>> and a new offering from pa

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lee westwood is looking to cement his second stint as golds world number one he's playing in south korea the valentines championship this week and says his confidence is sky high after i've seen martin carmarthen top spot i westwood won the indonesian masters in jakarta declined the golf summit a movie the first ever number one to play in south korea competition will be tough the field includes local favorite and major winner young as well as ryder cup stars ian poulter and we go and go internet for many plays the blackstone golf club will be new territory but westwood is looking forward to it so bad times are great sponsor you know it's a new venue this week certainly know what to expect to pull together a good field. should be next week any time you go to places like you know. regular dos and the public are always very came and. it should be a good atmosphere i'm finally manny pacquiao has added the role of singer to his repertoire the division boxing world champion has recorded the single ahead of his title fight against american shane mosley pacquiao is usually acclaim for the feroci

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masters and he carter declined to golf summit and will be the first ever number one to play in south korea competition will be tough the field includes local favorite a major winner yang as well as ryder cup stars importer i mean guy and got him in there for many plays the blackstone golf club would be new territory but westwood is looking forward to. so bad times are great sponsor and you know it's a new venue this he certainly know what's expected to pull together a good field. and it should be an exciting week any time you go see you know places like korea that you know. regular golf tournament the public are always very keen and. you should be good at it and finally he's good in the ring and he can also saying boxing is multi world champion manny pacquiao has recorded a single ahead of his title fight against american shane mosley the thirty two year old has done a version of sometimes when we touch with the songs composer downhill he does try to hit those high notes. although to be fair he's more accurate hitting someone's chain the single will be released on thursday just over a week

. >> south korea. >> couric: south korea.of london's 1.2 million school-aged children are racial or ethnic minorities. the millbank neighborhood is home to many of the new faces of the united kingdom. >> they certainly don't look like the royal family and they don't sound like the royal family, but i think a point worth making is that the values held by a lot of the families in this school would be absolutely those of the royal family. >> couric: what do you think makes a good family? what qualities? >> working together. >> loving each other. >> being happy for each other. >> couric: do you feel like you have anything in common with prince william and kate middleton? do you share anything with them? >> yeah, we're all humans, at the end of the day. >> i think anyone can be a princess by behaving and, like, being kind. >> couric: this week, they learned about the royal family, but they already know plenty about family values. ( applause ) while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthriti

in china, mexico and south korea, businesses sell maternity travel packages that include doctors, insurance and postpartum care. since the 14th amendment guarantees citizenship to anyone born on american soil, maternity tourists aren't violating immigration law. neither can the state department deny a tourist visa application just because a woman is pregnant. more than 7,000 foreign residents gave birth in the united states in 2008. >> will this new trend called maternity tourism put an end to so-called birthright citizenship under the 14th amendment to the constittion? >> no, it won't. as we found out with the era it takes a lot to delete or add an amendment in 7,000 births to foreign mothers isn't going to do it. >> the anchor baby debate will in the change the 14th amend. immigration reform all about policy. this is about politics. >> now, i think what you will see is that there will be reduced issuance of tourist visas perhaps more restrictions on the tourist reeves. >> these are ex completing a loophole. that's something that congress needs to fix. >> when you say fewer officials will

powers, the other five powers, on any subject, at any time and without any preconditions. >> holman: south koreaas insisted the north accept responsibility for sinking a south korean warship last year and for an artillery strike on an island. but the north korean message did not go that far. there was word from syria today that army units fought each other this week in the city of daraa. the army was sent there on monday, to carry out a crackdown on protesters. witnesses in the city reported some troops refused to shoot at the crowds and then, came under fire themselves, from other troops. residents said at least 43 people have been killed in daraa this week. a military court in bahrain has sentenced four shi-ite protesters to death. they were convicted of killing two policemen last month. the four defendants were the first brought to trial since bahrain's sunni rulers declared martial law in the persian gulf kingdom. israeli leaders have firmly rejected a deal between palestinian factions to form a unity government for gaza and the west bank. israeli president shimon peres said today his countr

basis comparing business apples to business apples were beat by south korea japan germany and new zealand in germany higher education is completely free in eleven of sixteen states in denmark higher education is completely free to residents and denmark is considered on the most educated nations in the world and one of the happiest in china home to the world's largest pool of college students people pay between four hundred and two thousand dollars a year for everything classes room board books everything and there are generous government scholarships in china for the brightest students at the same time that republicans here in america are killing off our similar programs called pell grants . these are by the way just foreign nations operating their own education systems in a vacuum there our competitors and local market and their students are learning the essential skills to compete for jobs in the twenty first century our students are learning the essential the payment plans and how to be slaves to banks for decades after they graduate once again reaganism and it's conservative spawn are

and south korea took part in earlier this year. north korea has said such drills are acts of war. the latest war rhetoric also comes on the eve of its army's anniversary. >>> a massive search will begin tomorrow in japan for the bodies of those killed in last month's quake and tsunami. japan is going to send nearly 25,000 soldiers on a land and sea mission to recover the bodies. a team of veterinarians will also be sent to the evacuation zone around the stricken nuclear plant to check on thousands of abandoned animals. this will be the third intensive military search for bodies since last month's disaster. >>> nuclear licensing in california was on one of the topics at an earth day festival in san francisco. people gathered in civic center plaza yesterday. earthquakes and nuclear power plants were among the topics. yesterday, activists had a message. some say we need to explore different kinds of energy. >> think of alternative energy. we can think of increasing our energy. i think that will help us in the long run. >> some of those in attendance say we should suspend all nuclear

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south korea's pork saw a 7% increase in traffic. markets in australia also remain closed for the easter holiday. >>> checking in on our numbers this morning. it looks like a pretty good opening. and coming off on some good earnings that came in on thursday that is and then some more good earnings reported and expected this morning. here's where we start the day with the dow, nasdaq, and s & p. this morning toyota announced its production in japan dropped a staggering 63% in march. the company blames the shortage of parts. last week toyota says it expects to have production back at normal levels by the end of this year. >>> a possible presidential candidate is attacking president obama for saying republicans want to end medicare. >> obama care is avoucher system for those who do not have insurance. now when obama does it it's seen as a great wonderful thing. when ryan does it for medicare we are cruel and horrible. >> that is former pennsylvania senator who made those comments yesterday. he was talking about congressman paul ryan's p

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joining me now from seoul, south korea, nbc's charles hadlock.e known for a while the dangers the people in the plant, the workers who stood by and tried to get the situation under control, but to hear the words of one of the worker's mothers to say he expects to die in weeks or months it brings all of the reality back to you of what's happening there. >> reporter: yeah, it's really sad, tamron. but again, there's been no official conferratiirmation any come down with any radiation sickness. that's just the workers' feelings, having been in the plant. japan's prime minister said today that his country vows to win the battle over the broken and overheated reactors in japan, and japan is getting more international help. the u.s. department of energy is sending about 40 people to japan to advise the engineers here on the nuclear crisis. and as you mentioned, an american company is sending several large concrete pumps. they will be flown over in the next week or so. they have been retrofitted to spray water on the reactors. but as you mentioned they

colombia, pan marks south korea. bipartisan vote. chris: free trade still wins?> yep. >> the minority voters has the republican party challenged because they don't appeal to voters of color so they're going back to a tried and true technique, strict voter i.d. laws. g.o.p. legislatures ramming through laws for strict voter i.d.'s. chris: what do they want for snaer >> strict i.d.'s like driver's licenses. >> we're starting to see people concerned about global health spending cuts in the republican bunt. there are commercials run in christian radio stations attacking key districts and republicans. we heard talk about the cuts the republicans are proposing would result in the death of 70,000 children. croich 30,000 in malaria. i had that. you don't want to die from that. >> it would be a terrible paradox if the republicans, having criticized death panels was to become death panel. chris: the best work was your old boss did in south africa. hillary clinton is enjoying her all-time highest poll numbers. shouldld she run for president 2016? be right back. ce chris: we

they support the independence of south korea. we also support the independence of taiwan.y do good work there. there are some other things we did in the 20th century from those headquarters like vietnam, korea. when i was a student, i lived in holland. i lived with a dutch couple that had been indonesian colonials. they have spent their childhoods in japanese concentration camp liberated by americans that passed through pearl harbor on the way to save them. i am glad i am not one of the people deciding where to point the weapons. i am saying that before we start talking about ourselves as this flawless city on a hill, perhaps we could be more aware of some of the lint on our fine sweaters. tavis: the person who is in charge of deciding where we're going to point our missiles and bullets happens toack man from hawaii named barack obama. there is great debate these days about the president's birthplace and birth certificate. what do you make about this debate? >> i think it is all silliness. you cannot have it both ways. you cannot take over these islands and make them ameri

they retire later than workers in austria, luxembourg and france, but earlier than those in south korea iceland, and japan, for example. many of them work until they are 70. hard-pressed to find and keep top notch labor, they are now attempting to accommodate the work force. >> he works for the chemical giant's basf. he is 58. 52-year-old christina is a tram driver. and this musician is a pensioner at 67, but has no plans to retire. this man often uses the gym at the basf plant. the company offers facilities like these to help them keep it. >> it is important to help us concentrate. working nights and days can be demanding. we work a 12-hour shift, which means 14 to 16 days out and about. staying fit is important. >> and while basf wants its employees to stay fit, the company has also invested in the work conditions. >> a few years ago, we had to stay outside, whatever the weather, and uncouple the tank cars and watched over them as they were being loaded. it is easier now, we have two cameras installed up there. we use them to keep an eye on things. >> up until a few years ago, older w

. >> rose: south korea. >> south korea is another one, excited to take leadership positions in technology. >> rose: do you carry an ipad with you? >> no, i'm a little bit old school. >> rose: what does that mean? pee see in. >> no, i have a blackberry because i can type faster on my blackberry. >> rose: than you can on an... >> on an ipad or iphone. >> rose: like this? >> yeah, those... i can make those thumbs fly. >> rose: can you really? >> yes. >> rose: but do you have an ipad? >> i do. i do. i think it's... i if you're excited about where the technology is going, you try all these new platforms and these tablet devices like the ipad are great for a kind of light duty... >> rose: it's something on television and the same time, you're enjoying it on the train. >> exactly. >> rose: are you surprised that bill has been so successful at making the transition in from microsoft to philanthropy? >> rose: >> bill is a very, very intense focused dedicated person. whatever task he takes on. some of these challenges where you talk about solving global health, bill was nice enough to help fund a d

trying in south korea is probably the front runner after just losing out to vancouver in sochi in previous attempts. to become the fourth from city to land the i mean it is the contestant and could go down in the history books as the first city to stage both games germany's double olympic figure skating champion cutting away chairing the hosting the world cup in two thousand and six proves their credentials there was great sports events and i think the world really saw that we were embracing the world and everybody had a good time in for the image for sure maybe was incredible and this is actually this is what we see with media twenty eight c.d.'s well if we are not supposed to look big said sure we will deliver the same festival in the same atmosphere hopefully with a little bit of snow. well let's go to the are talking now in the first game the garden cup final series will get underway tonight with favorite style about a live hosting surprise package atlanta. either powerhouse side about finish second best in the regular season but because men were taking the distance in their semifinal

. >> south korea. >> or your international code and the likelihood of admission improves dramatically there was definitely an increase in the admission of non-resident students. >> reporter: almost a 20% spike for next year's freshman class. why? those who accept admission from outside the state or overseas i think it's aid round 52,000. >> that's more than usc and stanford. >> we would admit more california students if we had adequate funding. >> reporter: he says all universities were constricted in selling california students but didn't say how much. >> it's a fair deal, this is a public university for california, so then people from out of state, they do pay more. >> reporter: doesn't that mean that in-state students are being turned away to make an available seat for a student who pays more? >> no. >> reporter: because there are enough seats but not enough paying the maximum tuition to cover what's in the red so expect zip codes to be continue to be part of the new admissions. >> before i talked to them they said their parents are paying it, they aren't getting, some of them aren

start if we do meanwhile tiger woods wrapped up his asian minutes earlier today paying a visit to south korea upon a well balanced whose reputation has been marred reason they are still one of the most beloved sports figures on young athletes some of whom had a chance to take part in a skills clinic held by the fourteen time major. urban assume before this the first time since for me this is very exciting. to be up here it's amazing. you can watch some of those stories in our you tube channel which is r t sport news that's the latest of this hour come up shortly the wild weather while they're already will bring you the news headlines up to that. view. space is the backbone of our national security there is no substitute and there is no alternative to military come and stay. on target time bad luck the full of them us will. deliver through space ship. better. company. to build her book our current. plan. and we must. be. several hundred. years of investment in the piece to some other space. this incredible investment from the united states and from the european union to canada other countries

treaty five years ago to tire fifty thousand population over ukrainian south korea fiacha was a hiker waited with three hours. but now it wants to be heard recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to pick up letters at this post office embody. the stories of the world's long gone it. doesn't have to be told i'm. reading the diaries of ghosts are too. wealthy british style. sometimes. markets financials come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars are there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on r.g.p. . millions die here. and millions will look forward to be helped and say. the pain and suffering will never be forgotten. as well as the joy of moderation. here a spring of nineteen forty five on our team hungry for the full swing we've got it firsthand. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. the u.n. fails to agree on an eve proposed statement you can down syria's crackdown on protestors with russia saying it could worsen the violence meanwhile th

wasn't so sure of the bow to the surprise of the young couple that was to himself through kleis south korea plains north first point of the season and part just two points off the top. of this russian season for eighteen months to bring it in line with the european for all calendar with a price throughout the winter questions have been raised about the feasibility of two rules in such a cold country what's the plan has the battle for its all star russia coach live with its path and. spring just doesn't want to ride in most of russia to see him so still plentiful in many places but a month ago rubin were forced to play europa league mansion temperatures approaching not just twenty the domestic season kicked off a couple of weeks ago and playing conditions hadn't been great. but his job will assume those clubs in russia's northern regions have suffered greatly due to a late spring my club alone your logic of course was supposed to be plain and much of legitimate but due to the poor state of the pitch it had to be moved to last go away ever i think this is just a one off problem solution but.

stabilize the damage reactors in years to clear up the toxic mess left behind neighboring china and south korea criticize tokyo's. expressed alarm of contamination from their direction pendant and you can solve it from me says the radiation spread is a testament to plans to get the situation from any other normal circumstances the release of such a volume. would be described as catastrophic i think i'd like to draw attention to the fact that in one thousand nine hundred three when russian vessel was loaded offloaded or stock its georgia nuclear waste into the sea of japan japanese government was released and led the charge for a ban on all who could comprehend well the ocean currents and in that part of japan . in the first instance the contamination will spread north and south of the coastline from the fukushima power plant which means to the very cause that. by the earthquake and the tsunami so that's going to add to further unease on the floor of the people living in order to crown a longer term the real nuclides particularly cesium which is a half life of thirty years plus also other redo n

here in moscow the eighteen year old finished third in qualifying for the short program behind south korea's olympic champion kim you know and japan's former world champion and aims to keep up good form in the main competition. i am very surprised i mean i'm sitting with. legends pretty much to go and make jam band i'm really happy that my hard work has paid off because i've been working so hard the whole two months that we've been waiting for this competition and for tomorrow i'm just going to do the same thing that i did today and hopefully it comes out well. finally italian not someone surely has sprung the surprise in practice for the portuguese they are setting the quickest time in processions ahead of defending world champion jorge renzo after failing to finish in spain last time and that's all when acacia stone is back in the points in the third round it was this fast as seven time champion valentino rossi is getting up to speed on his capacity with a sluggish start to the campaign and was fourth with danica trosa third fastest runs only the championship after victory in his native sp

twenty five years ago audience dire fifty thousand population over ukrainian south korea was the right way to within three hours. but now it wants to be heard recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to make up letters at this post office ingredients are. the stories of the world long gone. doesn't have to be told i'm. reading the diaries of a ghost are two. millions died here. and millions looked forward to be helped and say. the pain and suffering will never be forgotten. as well as the joy of not a racial. era spring of nineteen forty five on our team. the un fails to agree on condemning syria's crackdown on anti-government protesters with russia saying censure could provoke more violence meanwhile the u.s. continues to prop up the arab spring or washington's made ally israel could feel the brunt of radicals come to power. all the financial body for season and to america's raid on economics throwing the international monetary fund says the top spot will be snatched by china in just five years. and a new middle class is growing rapidly neighboring india global

and while gold's biggest star tiger woods wrapped up his asian minutes is a paying a visit to south korea the film a well the best whose reputation has been marred slightly recently still one of the most do laws it was made as among young athletes some of them had a chance to take part in a skills school in a. major way not. urban the facility for the use of her son soon for me this is would be the truth to be up here i did some digging on the. past latest of this hour coming up shortly as well bill will bring you the news have lines right up to that. and the. wealthy british style. is not right on. target. market why.

. >> south korea. >> yeah. >> and the likelihood of admission improves dramatically. >> there was definitelythe admission of non-resident students. >> reporter: almost a 20% spike for next year's freshman class. why? those who accept admission from out of state or overseas pay 2 price. >> i think it's around 52,000 for out of state. >> reporter: a year. that's nearly equal to the cost of private universities like usc and stanford. >> woe would admit more californian students if we had adequate funding from the state. >> reporter: they say all were restricted admission due to severe budget constraints but didn't say by how much. >> i think it's a fair deal that, you know, this is a university, this is a public university for california so then people from out of state do pay more. >> reporter: does that mean that in-state students are being turned away to make an available seat for a student who pays more? >> no. >> reporter: because there are enough seats but not enough paying the maximum tuition to cover what's in the red. so expect zip codes to be part to continue to be part have the new a

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