the plan makes no direct mention of the disputed island in the east china sea. china claims sovereignty over the islands and it's included in the plan as being chinese territory. >>> more than 1.3 billion consumers drive the second largest economy in the world. china grew by more than 8% in the last quarter. the engine of growth is slowing down. with all those people, the cause may surprise many. a shortage of labor. >> reporter:ing >> reporter: migrant workers. low-cost workers, is having a serious impact on business. >> translator: even when we get orders, it's difficult to meet a deadline for delivery because of the labor shortage. >> reporter: to meet the needs of factories that are suffering from the worker shortfall, a new type of business has emerged. staffing agencies have workers on demand. they engage in relatively simple work such as packaging for several weeks. factories have to pay more than hiring migrant workers on their own but they emphasize they need the labor. >> translator: we've been trying to improve our employee welfare such as housing. it'

the ministry's latest report on defense policy guidelines cites china as a major source of concern for the region and the international community. china has stepped up military activities in the east china sea in recent months. an nhk reporter says the ministry is attempting to ease frictions with local communities by showing its eagerness to protect local residents in order to pave the way for a further defense build-up. >>> a u.s. media report says the american military is taking its own measures to deal with north korea's launch. cnn says the u.s. navy has sent its most advanced radar system to the region. >> we along with our partners in the region are monitor developments very closely. >> the cnn report says the navy moved the advanced radar system from a base in hawaii, but defense officials have not given any details on how u.s. forces will be deployed to prepare for the launch. >>> for more on this subject we spoke to chiaki akimoto at the royal united services institute uk. is he an expert in defense and security issues. >> the u.s. international officials is a long range ballistic missile, the modified version of taepodong 2. it's an estimated range of 7,000 kilometers.

the ministry's latest report on defense policy guidelines cites china as a major source of concern for the region and the international community. china has stepped up military activities in the east china sea in recent months. an nhk reporter says the ministry is attempting to ease frictions with local communities by showing its eagerness to protect local residents in order to pave the way for a further defense build-up. >>> a u.s. media report says the american military is taking its own measures to deal with north korea's launch. cnn says the u.s. navy has sent its most advanced radar system to the region. >> we along with our partners in the region are monitor developments very closely. >> the cnn report says the navy moved the advanced radar system from a base in hawaii, but defense officials have not given any details on how u.s. forces will be deployed to prepare for the launch. >>> we wanted to dig deeper into this story so we asked defense and security expert chiak chiaki akimoto for insight. >> the u.s. international officials is a long range ballistic missile, the modified version of taepodong 2. it's 25 to 30 meters long, and an estimated range of 7,000 kilometers. now

the plan makes no direct mention of the disputed senkaku islands in the east china sea, but china also claims sovereignty over the islands. it's believed they're included in the plan as being chinese territory. >>> japanese prime minister yoshihiko noda may not have good news for u.s. president barack obama when they meet in washington later this month. tokyo has yet to make a final decision on joining a regional free trade pact that involves the u.s. despite two years of negotiations. noda revealed his thoughts in a recent interview with "the washington post." japan's support for the trans-pacific partnership is waning as consultations continue with the u.s. and other nations on joining the negotiations. the ttp would open new markets for japan's exporters but it could endanger the country's agriculture industry which is protected by high tariffs. noda said opinions on the pact are still divided across japan and we wants to continue public debate. he dismissed the idea of setting a deadline for reaching a decision. the prime minister also commented on the realignment of u.s. forces st

two are patrolling in the east china sea. a third is in the sea of japan.nits are set up in four locations along the flight path. other units are set up at three locations in the tokyo metro area just in case. that wraps up this edition of "newsline." thanks for joining us.

used a speech in the united states to reveal he's wading into territorial dispute between japan and china. shintaro ishihara made a surprise announcement about the senkaku islands in the east china sea and says the tokyo metropolitan government is negotiating the purchase of the islands from private owners to keep them in japanese hands. >> translator: it's outrageous for china to say the senkaku are theirs. tokyo will purchase the islands, tokyo will protect the islands. >> ishihara gave a lecture at a u.s. think tank in washington. he says china's getting tougher in the way it approaches its claim to the senkakus and that the islands are at risk. the senkaku islands are located to the west of okinawa's main island. the japanese government claims sovereignty over them based on historical records and international law. four of the five uninhabited islands are privately owned. the central government rents them but governor ishihara says it should do more than that. he says it is really not tokyo's job to buy the islands, but he maintains the foreign ministry doesn't have the kourcourage to through with the high profile real estate deal. the proposal will go before the metro

the defense ministries also sending three aegis-equipped destroyers to the east china sea and the sea of japan. >>> russian space agency officials say they will decline north korea's invitation to have their experts observe the launch. an agency spokesperson says this is because a launch of any kind would constitute a clear violation of u.n. security council resolution. the russian government has expressed a concern about the launch. in declining invitation, it again urged the north to exercise restraint. north korea has also invited experts from japan, the united states, and other countries, but the japanese government says it will not send observers. >>> south koreans go to the polls on april the 11 tot choose members of the country's national assembly. but getting young south koreans to vote has been a challenge in recent years. they just haven't shown much interest in politics. as nhk world reports, their selection might be different. >> the campaign is heating up in its final days. on city streets, candidates make their pitch. amid all the hoopla, this group is encouraging young

it also says the sdf will deploy three aegis-equipped detroiters in the east china sea and the sea of japan. north korean leaders say they are launching a satellite into space some time between april 12th and 16th. many countries believe they'll actually be testing a long-range ballistic missile. and even though the launch hasn't happened, japan's cabinet is already punishing north korea. it's extending sanctions against the country for another year before they expire on april 13th. the decision is also in response to the north's failure to reinvestigate the fate of japanese nationals its agents abducted in the 1970s and '80s. japan introduced the sanctions six years ago after pyongyang carried out missile and nuclear experiments. >>> the deployment of self-defense forces in okinawa isn't just a short-term move aimed at dealing with north korea. japan's defense ministry wants to strengthen its capabilities in the area to deal with another neighbor. china's military build-up has prompted japanese leaders to rethink their defense strategy. they've drafted a plan to station about 100 coa

the metropolitan government will proceed with the purchase of the disputed senkaku islands in the east chinaea. that's regardless of the japanese government's plan. the 79-year-old politician and novelist exerts a strong influence on public opinion. ishihara spoke to reporters in washington on tuesday, one day after he announced the plan in a lecture at a u.s. think tank. he said the tokyo government was negotiating the purchase of three of the disputed islands with the owners. chief cabinet secretary osama osama fujimura responded to the plan by suggesting the central government could buy the privately held islands. ishihara said the tokyo government will proceed with negotiations with the owners regardless of the central government's policy. he urged the japanese government to act much more decisively. >> translator: china says it's unreasonable that japan is actually controlling the islands and it will take bold action to change this. it's very scary. a virtual declaration of war. >> china's foreign ministry has denounced tokyo's plan saying any unilateral action by japan over the islands

. >>> the governor of tokyo has stirred up a controversy over a chain of islands in the east china sea. he suggested his government plans to buy the senkaku islands. he spoke to reporters in washington one day after he announced the plan in a lecture at a u.s. think tank. he said the tokyo government was negotiating with the owner to purchase three of the islands. japan's chief cabinet secretary responded to the plan by suggesting that the central government could buy it if necessary. ishada said his staff would go ahead with the negotiations just the same. >> translator: china says it's unreasonable that japan is actually controlling the island, and it will take bold action to change this. it's very scary. a virtual declaration of war. >> china also lays claim to the islands with their foreign ministry, denouncing the plan. it says any union unilateral action would be responsible. >> translator: our country is carefully watching every japanese move on this issue. we don't want japan to impinge on our sovereignty, and we don't want the issue to harm our mutual relationship. >> a japane

and further to the east, north korea is readying a long range ballistic missile launch over the east china sea. it comes just weeks after north korea agreed to a moratorium on missile testing, it violates multiple u.n. security council resolutions. i think we all share a strong interest instability on the korean peninsula and we will be discussing how best to achieve that as well. earlier today our quartet colleagues which includes the united nations, represented by ban ki-moon, the european union represented by high representative kathy ashton, the russian federation represented by the foreign minister survey lovrov and the united states represented by myself and our special envoys, met to review the situation in the middle east. jordanian foreign minister naser juda briefed on jordan's recent engagement, the quartet underscored its support for jordan's positive efforts. we remain committed to the goals that we outlined in new york last september. we agreed on the importance of continued financial international support for the palestinian authority including the need for $1.1 billion in i

. >>> the governor of tokyo has stirreup a controversy over a chain of islands in the east china sea.e infuriated chinese leaders by suggesting his government plans to buy the senkaku islands. he spoke to reporters in washington one day after he announced the plan in a lecture at a u.s. think tank. he says the u.s. government was negotiate with the owner to purchase three of the islands. japan's chief cabinet secretary responded to the plan by suggesting the central government could buy them if necessary. ishihara said his staff will go ahead with negotiations just the same. >> translator: china says it's unreasonable that japan is actually controlling the islands, and it will take bot action to change this. it's very scary. a virtual declaration of war. >> china, too, lays claim to the islands. they denounced the plan. they say any unilateral action would be invalid. >>> the owner's family says he is leaning toward selling the islands. >> translator: the islands would be better if they were owned by a state or municipal government rather than an individual. securing continuous owners

. >> north korea is readying a long-range ballistic missile launch over the east china sea. it comes just weeks after north korea agreed to a moratorium on missile testing. it violates multiple u.n. security council resolutions. >> now the rocket is expected to go south and east as far as 1,600 miles over the philippines and into the waters near australia. more like southwest. several countries say they are ready to shoot it down if it strays over land. >>> american geologists say a series of earthquakes in our hemisphere is not related to the powerful quakes that led to tsunami warnings around the indian ocean late yesterday. magnitude 5.9 and 5.3 quakes struck off the oregon coast and also in northern california. on top of that, a 6.5 quake in western mexico. that jolt was felt in mexico city which is more than 200 miles away from its epicenter. none of yesterday's quakes caused any major damage, and there were no reports of any serious injuries. believe it or not. >>> jury selection begins today in the trial of former senator john edwards. edwards is accused of misusing pr

the east the even the southeast asia p.c. effect their fear is not the u.s. there are fears that china their fears of indonesia their leader two hundred ten muslims in a collective leadership in singapore they're actually weary of so many muslims around there fadia very wealthy iowa old building divisions you know parked there smuggled ordinary illegal money where in singapore. he have a very problematic historically problematic relationship with china but they don't want to antagonize chinese fact he originally created the chinese model of development and treat relations between china of course and the philippines is very complicated because they used to be the west calling in many aspects the still part it's a very unstable country. we had a u.s. military base in the philippines their population was against fifty one to three minutes this piece is all over again they expect a lot of popular protests that the philippines so it's very it depends from country to country but they know that the we need as a media china as a partner as you know because other taken as it in at the same time

guess russia will be you know very business like manner you will see the next in my benefits and we will treat china and you called the east is even competition with. so interested and we have seen china has already chosen an american to explore the arctic and its resources exactly because the american knowledge so i think russia will continue to be in the business right now no. anything. and it is seen and we do not discriminate against certainly is a fascinating subject for discussion here on r t a professor of political analyst at the hong kong city university thank you for joining us and through. that as i get to some of international news for your own group the r.t. world updater right now being kicked off by protests in cairo as to rear square thousands there once again a rallying against the ruling military and presidential candidates who serve under out of leader hosni mubarak liberal groups call for the rally before mubarak's vice president omar some a man was barred from standing along with two leading is the worst candidates comes ahead of may's upcoming election was after which the military's promise to hand ov

the uk is singularly dependent upon lng from qatar, but now in shifting its vision toward the east, india, china, after the catastrophe that took place in japan recently. japan has now emerged as one of the top importers of lng. so again, more markets going to the east and no end in sight in terms of the demand for their product. so they are expanding in all areas, diversifying in science, technology, renewables and making a mark for themselves as a diversified economy with much more than just the energy sector as their focus. thank you. >> thank you, ambassador. next, i would like to hear from ambassador schmere from amman. >> let me just start by saying that just like our neighbors in the gulf, we also have a country which has a growing economy. it has, it's very welcoming to international business and particularly to the united states business. it has a lot of needs. it has a young population and so they're really looking to do exactly what the title of our session here is called and that is diversify their economy to ensure that beyond the area of hydrocarbons they will have a well-structure

the east. southeastern china, you're going to be seeing some rain showers here, actually indicated here in the darker blue yoblues. that's next 24 hours for you there in the guangdong province and hong kong, you could be seeing thunderstorm activity on your friday going into saturday as this area of unstable weather continues to erupt. very warm down towards the south. bangkok, you're looking at a high of 39. beijing at 26. ulan batur only a high of 2 for you. now, into the americas, the ohio river valley, kentucky and tennessee, you have been seeing some severe weather here. actually already reports of golf ball sized hail out of this. strong winds as the system continues to push off towards the east. it will continue to bring you severe weather throughout your day on thursday before pushing off towards the northeast. bringing some rain to the new england states for your weekend. meanwhile, here in western texas and new mexico, you have been seeing some very dry air combined with some gusty winds. there is a risk of blowing dust down here. could reduce visibility down to about a mile or a kil

the chinese copied their technology. it would not be in russia's national interest if china unilaterally increased its influence in the far east. >> reporter: security analysts say russian commanders distrust their chinese counterparts. they say the russians have to use their drills to keep watch, not only the u.s., but on china too. nhk world, russia. >>> the yield on benchmark japanese government bonds has hit a 17-month low over speculation that the bank of japan may take additional monetary easing steps this week. investors rushed to buy ten-year government bonds during trading in tokyo on monday, pushing the yield down to 0.915%. the level marked a new low since november 2010. the yield is now quoted lower, .910%. the central bank is to hold a policy board meeting on friday. >>> japanese and australian officials have resumed long running trade talks aimed at securing economic partnership agreement. high on the agenda for the four-day meeting is easing tariffs on farm and industrial products. the talks began five years ago, but have been snagged on key differences. australia wants lower tariffs on beef, wheat and other far

as major tools for spreading democracy and spends millions of dollars to help people in the middle east and china get around blocking firewalls at the same time ironically enough american companies provide bahrain saudi arabia and kuwait with their technology to effectively block websites a lot of which we control that are used by so-called repressive governments are provided by american company big differences or corporations for better or worse talk about profit as their motivation and government oh however the american government talks about freedom and democracy as its motivation when in fact in many ways it changed in the opposite direction some argue that left uncontrolled the export of surveillance inside walking tours by american companies could undermine the air in every in the same way as arms exports undermine peace initiatives as far as u.s. government efforts to secure area freedom there seem to be two kinds of freedoms freedom that they encourage and freedom that they punish but is there such a thing as too freedoms and then a second reporting from washington r.t. . well the planned

now it warned about more competition hurting its business in emerging markets like india, the mid-east and china. u.s. shares of nokia fell hard, down 16%. volume was huge, almost 200 million shares as the stock sits at a 15-year low. nokia said its phone business will lose money in the first two quarters this year. also, it's answer to apple's iphone, called the lumia 900, has a software bug. among the stocks seeing a snap back today were home builders. these stocks saw some stiff selling over the previous few sessions, but they snapped back today. pulte group was up 9%, lennar regained 5%, and d.r. horton was up almost 5%. a survey of 20 major markets found the strongest sales rates by homebuilding managers in more than a decade. meantime, paint maker sherwin- williams put up some green today: shares up 5% to a new all-time high. late yesterday, sherwin raised its outlook for the first quarter thanks to strong retail paint sales. owens-illinois isn't exactly a household name, but its products may be in your house. it makes glass containers for food, beer, juice and other items. a very bullish

against iran and north korea is china convinced that that ok but it's not against them ok thank you very much i just as i was from what i have in the past three months china east north convinced that the missile in north korea and iran is only targeting north korea iran and actually all these friends. in china feel is targeting china itself and as a way to contain china. why don't the nations that are hosting us want to see china as their ally in the region yes i think the. the the situation of the allies in the region is becoming a bit complicated on the one hand they still want to gain the economic benefits that it could be used to gain in trading and tons of things with china but on the other hand also want to gain the support from the u.s. soledad they would north be also with lions on china and small part they are also very concerned about the growing chinese military presence as a source of rights to their own security so in this case they're going to pray to tens one if they continue to try and set with china economically and in terms of trading relationship but on the other hand they will be very welcomed the return of the u.s. in terms of military pre

democratic direction and we have a common interest in seeing china abide by the rules of the international economic order. the united states, europe and east asia represent 71% of the world's economy. that's a lot of leverage. we should use it to address problems, such as china's disregard for intellectual property rights, gross human rights violations, its unfair trade practices, its current sit manipulation and the looming presence of china state-owned industries. in additioning this u.s. eu partnership is critical to a more realistic approach to russia. i know some here might disagree and certainly the president works but i feel like we've gotten precious little from russia in return for concessions on nuclear weapons. the reason is because russia's domestic politics shape its foreign policies. an autocratic russia tends to be more anti-western and to act in ways that make it harder to integrate russia into the global community. putin may talk tough but he knows he's weak. er from he looks he sees threats to his rule, real and imagined so he used state owned media to preach paranoia and anti-western sentiments. he faces a rising china t

explained in the meeting to president obama that when i visited china last december, i broached to chinese leaders in my six-point initiative including considered building and cooperation in the east sea in order to advance our relationship based on common strategic interests and i'll work to steadily implement this. i also told the president that i wish to realize the strategic dialogue among japan, u.s. and china. now, the eas last year was a view that was a success. and, of course, we need to seek a rules-based response or behavior from the chinese, and we had these exchange of views. >> i think that i've said in the past and firmly believe that we welcome a peacefully-rising china, and we have developed a very important strategic and economic dialogue with china. we think what they've accomplished in terms of lifting millions of people out of poverty is good for its own sake, and it's also potentially food for the world and -- good for the world and good for the region. as prime minister noda and i noted, we do believe that as china continues to grow, as its influence continues to expand that it has to be a strong partner in abiding by international rules and norm bees. norms.

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the interest that it has overseas. so as you just heard china is certainly concerned over today's developments this comes as china itself looks to increase its presence in various parts of the middle east currently the country has its sights set on pakistan china already has a port in dar where it built back in two thousand and five last year pakistan asked china to build a naval fleet there and maintain a regular presence at the port now china has denied the possibility of a naval base there but this statement has not subdued fears from the u.s. and india there is to teach importance of this port cannot be understated it is close to the strait of hormuz which is where one fifth of the world's oil travels through it was the scene of a tense standoff between american and iranian able forces months ago after president mahmoud othman then a doctor and says shut the waterway down today's developments along with china's interest in the region shows have a chess pieces of these two global powers are slowly gravitating toward one another we will continue to follow this story as it expands. well now to a hot topic in america today it's being called a license to kill the stand your ground laws

china currency to appreciate. they are building up conventional and nuclear capabilities in the east and south china sea and territorialims. they are doing all kinds of things economically to disadvantage foreign investors and our response is essentially to do nothing. >> greta: thank you, sir. orrin hatch called them liars right here on our show. the people he was referring to, they are not happy. who does senator hatch make really mad? and two minutes, metta world peace learns his punishment. what does he get for elbowing an >>. >> greta: metta world peace suspended. we showed you elbowing james harden. and n.b.a. announcing that world peace has been suspended for seven games without pay. that means he could mean he could miss at least six playoff games. after elbowing harden in the head gig him a concussion. he will misses the final game and next six games. playoffs start saturday. he alluded to his history. in 2004 haoe got an 86-game ban to fight fans. what do you think? did you say world peace punishment fit the crime. go to greta >>. >> greta: veteran utah senator who are run hatch, war is far from over. votes n

the world. to me, there is a difference. >> they haven't been assertive in their relations with other country, not as aggressive as china, for example in the territorial claims in the south and east india's smaller neighbors, bangladesh or sri lanky are worried about the growth of indian power a a nuclear potential. >> greta: straight ahead this. video is incredible. a car crashes through a busy gressry store. but it becomes more amazing. and governor chris christie insists he didn't nod off in a bruce springsteen concert. if you're one of those folks who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... well, shoot, that's like checking on your burgers after they're burnt! [ male announcer ] treat your frequent heartburn by blocking the acid with prilosec otc. and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. ♪ what started as a whisper every day, millions of people choose to do the right thing. there's an insurance company that does that, too. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >> greta: you have seen our top stories, but here's the best of the rest. marco rubio insist hes does not want to be vice-p

now, asia, then, we have an infrastructure for dealing with the challenges there, even a rise in china. the middle east is much more chaotic. it lacks infrastructure. many of the pilars of our influence have been rattled by the events of the arab spring. one senses that the united states wants to pull back from the middle east. in fact, sometimes i wonder if the so-called pivot to asia is because the middle east is too hard. we can't afford to pull back from that middle east that is so hard. it's fashionable to talk about insulating ourselves by an energy policy that finally frees us of dependence on middle eastern oil. we should do that any way, we should do everything we can to build north american platforms from oil and gas to transportation to new technologies, we should build north american platforms for energy security. but we know that we will not be insulated from the middle east. one way or another, the malignancies of the middle east as they did on 9/11 will come back to haunt us. and so, we need to move from what has been a series of tactical responses since 2009, to a more strategic view of

the enjoy under his leadership. as a middle east analyst. well the u.s. and china two world powers with age shake your relationship a recent study by the broking in brookings institution shows that as china's influence grows they see the u.s. as a declining power but they also believe the u.s. will do anything in its power to make sure it stays on top now this comes as the u.s. is shifting their geopolitical focus to the asia pacific region and just yesterday two hundred u.s. marines arrived in darwin australia it's the latest move by the u.s. in a later military to amp up its presence in the region and china has some concerns with a growing u.s. presence nearby so as tension rises what's the future hold for u.s. china relations to talk more about this room and lot of political economist joined me earlier. you know i don't think it's a question of suspiciousness or distrust although those are real phenomena or who distrust who more what's really going on is that there is that there are growing geopolitical tensions between the united states and china and this is ta

the tokyo metropolitan area. it also says three aegis-equipped destroyers will be deployed in east china sea and the sea of japan. the japanese cabinet agreed to extend its sanctions on north korea for another year before they expire on april 13th. the current extension is due to the north's planned rocket launch and its failure to reinvestigate the fate of japanese nationals it abducted. the sanctions were introduced six years ago after pyongyang carried out missile and nuclear experiments. >>> members of the association of southeast asian nations have called for sanctions against myanmar to be lifted. they held a summit the day after the results emerged from the landmark bi-election in myanmar. pro-democracy leader aung san suu kyi is set to take a seat in parliament. asean hopes myanmar's progress will be rewarded. patchari raksawong in our bangkok bureau is covering the story. >> asean leaders called the results of sunday's bi-election in myanmar a big step towards democracy. the possible lifting of economic sanctions was also on the agenda at the summit in cambodia. such a move would help them achieve their

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deal with iceland as part of china's effort to gain a foothold in the icy region discuss china's implications of vicious let's talk to dr again chan research fellow at the east asia it is their decision thanks very much indeed for being here with us in the program first off in your opinion how does china stand to gain from the arctic. but actually china generally could benefit from the accelerated i saw gabrielle going in from the arctic region which we should or the provides and seasonally. routes connecting a europe north america north america and asia and otherwise out disk would also provide access to those on develop so resources in the arctic region which is also why they are for china's development right while china is seeking to join the arctic council which is the group coordinating communication between arctic hold forth do you see china making a kid out of what is a sion i do use a very possible you and your future there china could get in. permanent observer ship in the consul because no actually our lot of. members inside this. consul already show their support to china's position is especially those not of congress. well you know as expanding b