china says they have the largest claim over the south china sea. they say they own all of it. meanwhile, countries in asea say that they own parts of it. in recent weeks, there have been skirmishes between the philippines and china and vietnam and china. the fear is that if this is not solved, this could destabilize the region. there is a military presence on some of the beaches. this includes a popular diving resort which is important to the tourism industry. malaysian officials say that their claims are in line with international law. as tensions escalate, malaysia has come out strongly against the use of military force and that is why they're proposing a joint monitoring exercise and bilateral talks to avoid confrontation. some analysts say an order for malaysia to have any kind of bargaining power, they need to work with asean. the feeling is that the small countries must unite to counter china. >> china says they have indisputable sovereignty. this is a claim which beijing's -- which beijing says goes back to 2000 years. this puts them on a collision course with a host of

in the framework resolving problems in the south china sea. >> reporter: thank you so much indeed. now on saturday we will bring you the latest developments from the asean regional forum when all the main players, including the u.s., china, and the two koreas, they will all be present. so join us for the final day of our special coverage. i'm patchari raksawong reporting from here in bali. >>> a panel in japan has decided for the second time for the chinese fishing boat. china criticized the decision. the collision occurred in the east china sea last september. the chinese response came one day after the panel voted on thursday. the vote mandates to start the proceedings to indict the chinese skipper. china's foreign ministry spokesman said in a statement on friday that the incident occurred in chinese territory where japan has no authority. he saying anything against it are illegal and invalid. observers say china is expected to continue rejecting the led legitimacy of the legal claims regarding the incident. that's because acceptance would mean china acknowledges sovereignty over

in the south china sea. the u.s. and vietnamese navies have been conducting the drills since last friday. on tuesday, vietnamese guests were invited aboard the "uss preble." they were guided through the pilot house, control center and helicopter pad. >> we look forward to doing more of those exchanges even over the next coming days. thank you. >> observers say the tour of the destroyer is aimed at underscoring the u.s. navy's plan to step up its activities in regional waters. >>> a taiwanese defense report says china has deployed the world's first anti-ship ballistic missiles designed to travel from space. taiwan's defense ministry released its biannual national defense report on tuesday. the report says that china deployed a small number of 21-d middle range ballistic missiles last year, meant to prevent carriers from entering the strait in case of conflict. missiles are designed to travel from space to sink aircraft carriers and other targets. their port also points out in the future china is preparing to

, and also begins to exert its influence in the south china sea, claiming the south china sea to be part of its historical borders and thereby infringing on u.s. interests in that seat. there is great room for u.s. and indian collaboration in insuring peace, stability, and more in asia. >> we will leave it there. in other news, the un's highest court ordered thailand and cambodia to withdraw troops from a disputed border region. cambodia asked the international court for a ruling about the area around the 900-year-old temple. both thailand and cambodia lay claim to land surrounding the unesco world heritage site. an american general has taken over as commander of international forces in afghanistan, succeeding david petraeus, who is to be the new head of the cia. general allan said he was under no illusion about the challenges in afghanistan. spanish police say they have broken up a major concern that was laundering money from drug trafficking. they dug up some of the money from under the floor of a madrid mansion. it took them 16 hours of searching. when the cash was counted, it totaled

china has the largest claim over the south china sea. it says it owns all of it. other countries all say they own parts of it. in recent weeks, there have been skirmishes between the philippines and china and between vietnam and china. the fear is if this problem is not solved soon, it could destabilize the region competing countries against each other. >> malaysia has military presence on some of the beach is a claims. that includes its popular diving resort, which is important to the tourism industry. officials say that its claims are in line with international law. malaysia has come out very strongly against the use of military force. that is why they are proposing the joint monitoring exercises and bilateral talks to avoid confrontation. some analysts say that in order form in asia to have any bargaining power it needs to work through cross yon. the feeling here is that small countries need to work together to counter china. >> china says it has indisputable sovereignty over the south china sea islands as well as the surrounding waters. it is a claim that beij

with asean nations expecting negotiating with china, a legal binding code of conduct for the south china sea, it's essential for vietnam that all the member countries act in unity. hanoi is likely to deepen cooperation within asean on various levels in aid to keep china in check. akiko ichihara, nhk world, hanoi. >>> and next in remote parts of western thailand, local people depend on river water for many aspects of daily life. but serious pollution in one village has caused sickness and even death. the children of the village recently took to the stage in bangkok to share their tragic story. nhk world has more. ♪ >> reporter: these ethnic children are acting out in their village at an art center in bangkok. the 15-minute performance contains a serious message about threats to thaila's natural environme environment. >> translator: it made me realize that it's a very serious problem. lead pollution has caused massive damage to those children and their village. in the remote village of klity, this creek is the lifeline. for centuries, villages have used its water for drinking, cooking, f

i asked how confident he was that the countries could agree on a code of conduct in the south china sea? >> there is a sense of urgency here in southeast ace and in china, too, that we will have to send a positive signal out to the world that china and others can manager and manager effectively the differences between some of our member states and china. >> while china has agreed with both vietnam and the philippines to try to reach meaningful decisions to these disputes, it's insistent that these areas belong to it. how are you planning to persuade all to agree to a code of conduct when they haven't been settled? >> in the final analysis, the claimants will have to settle their differences quite literally between themselves. the four member states, the philippines, vietnam and others have claimed over some parts of south china sea. this is a forum, a process, an opportunity for all sides to come to an agreement that they will conduct their relations peacefully and that the world will not have to worry because all of our member states have some interests in the peaceful conduct over the

the statement also says that asean members should implement a declaration of conduct for the south china sea agreed upon in 2002. many members are pushing to lay groundwork for drafting the rules before the asean suck mmmn november. >>> internal documents of the philippine military shows that some asian nations are building structures on the disputed spratley islands in the south china sea. nhk has obtained documents that include aerial photos of the islands taken in 2009 and 2010. the photos show that china has built several concrete structures on fiery cross reef. the country apparently added a one-story building and installed a satellite dish on the reef last year. the spratley islands, which are controlled by vietnam, have a runway, a building and a lighthouse. china, taiwan, vietnam, malaysia, brunei, and the philippines claim sovereignty over all or some of the more than 200 islands and reefs. areas near the islands are known to have rich underwater oil and natural gas reserves. the claimants have occupied around 40 of the islands and reefs and built structures and stationed troops

looks like heavy rain will impact south korea swals in china. you see torrential rains beginning to develop in north korea as well. of course around the bay of bengal, we see plenty of moisture developing. scattered showers in place for the peninsula and the monsoon into the northern tip of the indian subcontinent. fairly widespread rain here, particularly heavy downpours in the northeastern corner. temperaturewise, quite cool in chonging. another hot day. plenty of showers effecting central america again. we've got this high pressure system bringing this mexican monsoon, also the southwest monsoon effecting the u.s. here. over towards the north, we've got this long frontal system on the midwest looking at widespread thunderstorms, rain. anywhere along here could experience severe thunderstorms across wyoming, south dakota, even in west virginia as well. the front of the storm is steadily moving into eastern quebec. here it's looking quite severe. and down in the florida peninsula looking fairly unsettled as well. temperaturewise, it stays hot i

it's actually been enhanced by the southerly flow coming in from the south china sea due to that severe tropical storm here. it's moving faster now at 30 kilometers an hour. it has moved out to the south china sea, and it will continue to move in a northwesterly direction over the next few days, getting close to the southern coast of china here by the early part of the weekend. still quite stormy for the north coast here and lots of moisture coming in behind it as well for the west coast as well as much of this side. and we'll start to see that rain spread into high nan island. as early as late tonight. temperature wise, stays hot in southern portions of china. 36 in shanghai. 37 in nanjian and the same goes for chonqing. now heading into the americas, severe weather area for the plains states into the great lakes region. we're talking heavy rain, strong winds, diverting winds of particular concern here. large hail, and also tornadoes are not out of the question. similar story as we head into your thursday as well, especially as that day heats up. a line of showers will pop up again for

six countries lay claim to territory in the south china sea. i was speaking with the philippine president who says this is an issue that affects the whole region. >> it is not just a philippine concern. we think it should be the central point and meeting with china in terms of resolving this amicably. >> the philippines wants to resolve this with other competing countries. they are small. why are so many countries staking their claims on these islands? >> i think it is fair to say that not any of these countries want a tiny little piece of the rock, it is what is around the rocks that they want, what is under the sea. nobody knows because of little exploration has been done. some analysts say there could be about $20 billion of oil and gas reserves under the waters. people don't know anything about it, but who owns those rocks it may mean the same person owns the area around it, and that is what people are focusing on. that is why six countries all lay claim to different parts of that area. >>> japan has long talked about renewable energy. what

claims territorial rights over the entire south china sea. in march, the fill peep government launched a protest against china involving the waters now up for bidding. it claimed a philippine oil exploration ship was harassed by chinese vessels. >>> in egypt, demonstrators unhappy with the country's military rulers have clashed with security forces. over 1,000 people were injured in the violence on tuesday and wednesday. egypt has been under interim military rule since president hosni mubarak was ousted in february. but the public is still frustrated by the delay in prosecuting the former leadership for corruption and economic problems. on tuesday evening, about 3,000 demonstrators converged on tahrir square in central cairo. the pro-deere manneded that former government officials should be prosecuted. they also called for an end to military rule. security forces responded with teargas and warning shots. egypt has seen a series of anti-military demonstrations since the collapse of the mubarak government, but this is believed to be the largest

six countries actually lay claim to territory in the south china sea. and i was speaking to president penino and says it's an issue that affects the whole region. >> it's just not a philippine concern. perhaps -- indonesia, that's why we think that the block should be the central point in dealing with china as far as resolving this amicably. >> the philippines say they want to resolve this with the other competing countries for those tiny islands. they are indeed small. just pieces of rock. so why are so many countries staking their claim? >> i think it's fair to say that not any of these countries really particularly want the tiny little pieces of rock. it's what's under the seas. because knob really knows -- because nobody really knows and very little exploration in the area but some analysts say there could be $20 billion of oil and gas reserves under the waters. and really it's a very -- people don't know anything about it. but those rocks, it means that the same person owns the area around it. and that's what people are really focusing on. that's w

china sea. during his state of the nation address on monday, aquino says his government will protect philippine sovereignty in the south china sea. he also announced a plan to upgrade the country's armed forces including the acquisition of new navy ships and helicopters. aquino said that manila does not wish to raise tensions. >>> asia has long struggled with the problem of illegal refugees struggling to escape poverty and war. australia has recently been troubled by growing numbers of illegal asian refugees arriving in boats. on monday it agreed a new deal with the malaysian government to swap refugees for illegal immigrants. >> reporter: the long talk between the two countries on the controversy plan to swap people has come to a conclusion. the deal means that australia will send 800 to malaysia in exchange for 4,000 registered refugees. at least 6,500 people illegally entered australia last year alone. the imgrants sometimes endanger their own lives. on december 2010, a boat packed with asylu

china sea. nhk has obtained documents that include aerial photos of the islands taken in 2009 and 2010. the photos show china has built several structures on reeves. added a one story building and a satellite dish on the reef last year. the spratly islands have a runway, a building, and a lighthouse. china, vietnam and the philippines claim sovereignty over some or all of the islands and reeves. the claimants have occupied around 40 of the islands and reeves and stationed troops there. by building more facilities on the islands. >>> with the territorial dispute over islands in the south china sea on the academy, the association of southeast asian nations are to meet in indonesia on tuesday. a head of a series of talks and asean and its partners described his expectations. >> translator: i hope significant progress will be made at the meeting to open in bali. >> asean foreign ministers are to talk with their partners. a forum will be held with the united states participating. >>> china says it wi

over the south china sea and of course the tensions between india and try it on their border encourage them to kind of united against china so the chinese are reacting to that as well there there's a lot of tension here i don't think we're going to move ourselves into a situation where somebody could actually start fighting somebody else but the danger here is people make mistakes and when mistakes get made between nuclear powers that's something that we all need to worry about and that's where helen has the say that you mentioned the a visit of secretary of state hillary clinton to asia she was also in hong kong to reassure asian investors in the face of looming u.s. default so that's on the economic front yet on the military front we see the u.s. military taking a far more heavy handed approach towards china and why is that the timing is not very good for the u.s. certainly well. you have to realize this is part of a worldwide competition right now the united states is the number one user of energy in the world and china is the number two and chinese or oil eighty percent of chinese

with regard to the south china seas. the chinese believe the americans have no business talking about it. the americans believe it's an international issue that you want to have freedom of navigation everywhere and china should -- the south china seas should not become a chinese lake. and mrs. clinton has been very firm in making that point. she noted in a speech in hanoi last night. i wouldn't be surprised if she makes it again. the chinese do not like it, but this is one of those cases where i think it actually helps matters if both sides express themselves clearly. unambiguously so there's no ambiguity as to where we stand on the issue. and i think mrs. -- and hillary clinton has taken the lead on some of these tough issues of drawing the line in terms of how you deter the chinese and how you reassure them and making clear we want a friendly relationship with china, but we don't want -- we don't want to acquiesce in a chinese takeover of the navigation routes, or the key asian waterways. >> as she tries to advance the

and south korea and china are aggressively developing their technologies as well. in these countries, the government takes initiative, allocates budgets and builds testing facilities on the sea for real life trials. unfortunately, japan has high levels technology, but not much government initiative or government support is available so there are no such real sea trial facilities. we have no such testing facilities so far. so these are the differences. >> translator: these projects are amazing, but what are the challenges facing the use of renewable marine energy? >> translator: speaking about renewable energies in general, they are essentially unstable. like with wind energy and other renewables, marine energy works with nature. so it's very difficult to control and manage power supply and consumption, and this is a challenge faced in all countries. and one solution is to store electricity in a giant storage battery. and all countries are currently considering this and making investments in batteries. in any case, renewable marine energy is a technology that is rap

over the south china sea? this does raise all the questions that you mentioned in terms of indonesia, malaysia, and also the philippines and others in the region. and most ironically, vietnam, asking for the united states to play a role in helping to so i would ask you, is this an area you would recommend we draw the line with china and how would you draw it? [applause] >> to answer your specific question, i think freedom is a fundamental principle of american policy and has been a fundamental principle of the international systems. so i would oppose the notion that any sea should be -- should be treated as a territorial issue. and secondly, there are of course a series of specific issues about the possession of a series of -- and hopefully that should be dealt with by negotiation but on the fundamental issue, i would apply the principle of freedom to south china sea as i would do any other open ocean. the second point i want to make, however, is this -- we can of course define the emerging relationship with c

the south china sea is believed to maintain and preserve oil and gas. it has become a source of frequent tension with other countries in the region. >>> july 1st also marks the return of hong kong to china. on friday, 13 years of the reversion, tens of thousands of people took to the streets. they were demanding that the reveryjent pledges be fulfilled. more than 100,000 people are estimated to have gathered for the march. even central hong kong. the protesters called for power to be returned to the people. they also demanded the right to vote for their own chief executive. such an election is called for under the basic law that was adopted when hong kong reverted to china, but it has nevereen upheld. >> translator: we're only a yes man to china. there is no freedom or democracy. >> translator: china is busy focusing on economic growth, but it's leaving the human rights issue behind. >> earlier in the day an official ceremony was held to celebrate the return. chief executive donald tsang said that closer ties with the mainland china were helping with th

china sea will dominate the agenda. china has clashed with vietnam and the philippines over the region. other influential countries will also be at the forum. can they look into this dispute? >> that is the problem. they are a fair host. china has been saying that this should be bilateral. denise to be some restraint from vietnam and the philippines. they have been kind of noisy. >> china has been described as bullying. is it? >> anytime a much larger country comes up against smaller countries, it would be easy to accuse it of bullying. china has had mixed signals. economically, they are a major partner. on the political and military front, we have seen a more aggressive china. the rise has caused nervousness. are they a bully, i'm not sure. >> on a surge of china but also you have the u.s. as well involved in these talks. will there be fireworks? >> last year, secretary of state clinton raised this issue. the americans are part of the region and they are here to stay despite all of their concerns at home. i hope that -

the surrounding south china sea is described by its new, more philippine-friendly name. the threat from rival claimants is apparent. they're outnumbered by more than three to one. china is angry about the philippines' recent complaints and this trip. the troops are on alert for further incursions. >> in manila, the government is committed to fighting an amicable solution. both countries have close ties and a lot to lose if the relationship turns sour. the president has admitted there's not much philippines can do if china decides to use force to take the island. he is hoping it does not ever get to that point. kate mcgowan for bbc news in manila. >> you have the story of the growing drug threat to the u.k. >> it is a drug normally used by veterinarians to tranquilize the horses. ketamine has become the fourth most popular recreational drug. much of it is being smuggled into the country from india. >> in delhi, everyone is looking to do a deal. it is manufactured in this country but you will not see it in the market. authorities have taken control because of concerns over

china sea. it says, maritime disputes must be resolved tlooi through peaceful discussion and based on the principles of international laws. >>> voting to overturn a decision by public prosecutors, not to indict the captain of a chinese troller. the troller collided with japanese coast guard boats near the islands in september. the vote on thursday is a second vote in favor of indictment. it mandates the start of procedures to indict the chinese skipper. the incident occurred within japanese waters in the east china sea near waters that china also claims. the panel concluded that photos shot by the chinese, that they recklessly rammed the pro pennsylvania tropatrol boats. it is not likely to go to trial. >>> the world food programme has posted video foodage on its website. that is showing the severity of the hunger crisis. people in the video are are believed to hitting so somalia islands neighboring ken why. there is a child being fed by a tube through the nose. there are also children arriving

there are other areas of friction, be it taiwan or the south china sea. the question is, i suggest that we need to draw lines with china, but we cannot draw them everywhere. we have to be very carefuln how we draw those lines. the question i have, would you suggest or support drawing the line at china's assertion of sovereignty over the south cna sea? this does raise all the questions that you mentioned in terms of indonesia, malaysia, and also the philippines and others in the region. and most ironically, vietnam, asking for thenited states to play a role in helping to so i would ask you, is this an area you would recommend we draw the line with china and how would you draw it? [applause] >> to answer your specific question, i think freedom is a fundamental principle of american policy and has been a fundamental principle of the international systems. so i would oppose the notion that any sea should be -- should be treated as a territorialssue. and secondly, tre are of course a series of specific issues about the possession of a series of -- and hopefull

more heavy rain to come to you in south china and also a southwest monsoon will be enhancing heavy rain. so laos and vietnam and northwestern indo-china peninsula will be looking at heavy rain. looking pretty dry on into northern china and central china. the temperatures are very light in ulan bator. averaging at 31. tokyo, looking at 33. another hot and very humid day for your saturday high. heading over to north america, well, we have a low pressure system just sort of stationed in the northern plains. well, this is going to be bringing severe storms, thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds, and even tornadic activity will be seen in montana, dakotas, all the way down into northern colorado for your friday. we do want to watch out for that. and also scattered thunderstorms and showers will be seen, especially in the gulf states in the southeast. well, a bit north is this area where a heat wave is just reaching all the way up to sentra canada now, and this may be bringing all that humidity and heat. both combined it's a very dangerous situation. the heat index readings are going to b

pushy about the south china sea i think that mistake on the part of the chinese a band is that they've been a little overly pushy with some of the smaller countries in the region and that has allowed the united states to get a foot in the new work but this is part of a worldwide competition for energy resources between a number one and the number two powers in our energy users in the world and the fact that the united states has pretty much surrounded most of china with bases that are away from central asia to the north pacific that's the context in which this takes place. there are some other international top stories this hour. the asiana airlines cargo plane has crashed into the sea or three hundred kilometers west of the south korean city of you both the pilot and copilot were killed the plane was lost shortly after the crew caught in the helical difficulties there's speculation that strong wind and rain may have caused the tragedy. israel is reinforcing the northern border of occupied golan heights syria the one hundred twenty kilometer long fence eight kilometers have already bee

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pushy about the south china sea i think that mistake on the part of the chinese advantage is that they've been a little overly pushy with some of the smaller countries in the region and that has allowed the united states to get a foot in the door but this is part of a worldwide competition for energy resources between the number one and the number two powers in our energy users in the world and the fact that the united states has pretty much surrounded most of china with bases there all the way from central asia to the north pacific that's the context in which this takes place. without saddam international headlines for this hour. and on its cargo plane crashed into the sea of one hundred kilometers west of san francisco and you're both the pilot and copilot no contact with the plane's last forty of them who are mechanical difficulties or speculation that strong wind and rain may have caused the tragedy. israelis are reinforcing of more than all of the occupied golan heights syria one hundred twenty kilometer long fence eight kilometers on an even built move comes after last months on res

there's a number of dynamic emerging wers ou there-- china in the leadbut iia, braz, south africaith si, seven, eight, nine percent growth. and here we are limping along behind. now what iee in the united states is a particular problem. now it's not surprising that a european uon of 27 sovereign states, nations, speaking different languages with different histories has a problem getting its act together. but it's quite shocking to see one nation, one state-- the united states-- having such difficulty getti its act together. and that, it seems to me... when they all agree on the problem they just can't agree on the solution. >> rose: exactly so. but a well-designed democracy has mechanisms for addressing that because people don't agree. that's what happens in democracy. you have parties. your problemit seems to me if i may say so, is that you have an increasingly dysfunctional political system-- both a the federal level, meaning congress-- and in individual stat. think of california. and that's not aecessary feature of a liberal democracy, it's a particular problem of the united state

over the south china sea? this does raise all the questions that you mentioned in terms of indonesia, malaysia, and also the philippines and others in the region. and most ironically, vietnam, asking for the united states to play a role in helping to so i would ask you, is this an area you would recommend we draw the line with china and how would you draw it? [applause] >> to answer your specific question, i think freedom is a fundamental principle of american policy and has been a fundamental principle of the international systems. so i would oppose the notion that any sea should be -- should be treated as a territorial issue. and secondly, there are of course a series of specific issues about the possession of a series of -- and hopefully that should be dealt with by negotiation but on the fundamental issue, i would apply the principle of freedom to south china sea as i would do any other open ocean. the second point i want to make, however, is this -- we can of course define the emerging relationship with c

the south china sea i think what they're looking at with l.c.s. is using u a v's mind hunting minesweeping for the bigger ships to kind of run a screen for the carrier strike group. and you know with fifty five of them i mean the us too has problems with rusting now that's in dry dock they had to take the second one and the problem really bad and they haven't actually take it out of the water it's only been in water about eight months well that's that's just a pleasure makes me feel really good about where all of our money is being spent paul thanks so much for joining us thank you very much. i just ahead we have our tool time winner tonight that winner thinks they can get mo offers great accommodations have more and now we come back and then have a our bill o'reilly makes a very stupid comment about the poor and the t.s.a. is going to stop looking at your private parts almost all the right that. discovery to be. communicated with you want to. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you. disciplinary. work. with the system transfor