Today we are discussing the japansouth korea trade dispute. Its obviously a a very sensit, a very difficult issue between two countries that are critically important to the United States as allies, as Economic Partners, as fellow democracies, and as friends. You will notice the title of event includes ramifications and the path forward. I emphasize forward because the current dispute is due in part to events that have taken place months or years or decades or centuries ago. But rather than dwelling on those issues, we want to identify away from for both cos and in the three countries including the United States to move forward. Now, the current dispute is part of a a cyclical pattern that ss to research every few years, and each time it felt to those officials and experts working that each time was the worst. But i think all of us now have seen that this time is very different. In the past the economic and the security realms seemed exempt and, indeed, they were moderating or mitigatin
In the past u. S. Experts and officials have always had really private sometimes stern messages for both sides to take auction to move forward and we will see how are panelists come down on that issue today. And we really have a group of stiller panelists and i will introduce them later but first we have for what many of you will be a surprise guest, we only heard formal confirmation late yesterday that mike will begin the opening remarks, mr. Napper, his appearance may not be on the website yet and people may not have been aware of it, but mr. Knapper, member of senior Foreign Department of state and hes serving as the Deputy Assistant secretary for korea and japan and i first met mark when he was the head of the political military unit in the embassy in tokyo, well, probably more years than either one of us would want to admit and since then hes had any number of jobs, any number of business cards i think i have in my collection, its not to say he cant keep a job, expertise on so man
Weather events every weekend were tracking some kind of tropical system, first harvey, irma, then jose how are you im good, its a little muggy, we do have areas of fog on this saturday morning, you know what this weekend is . Its the last thats why i wore black lets folk in on whats happening. Weather by the numbers, scottsdale of one to ten, well give it about a nine, we do have that he is areas of dense fog developing in south jersey, sections of Delaware County well talk about that in just a few moment, live look at the shore showing it breeze, but also showing you were kind of socked in liquids fog, that will burn off giving way to sun and clouds, 68 right now, humidity its high, 87 , winds out of the north northwest about five Miles Per Hour, its 55 this morning in mount pocono, 61 in the Lehigh Valley, berks county, reading, 63 degrees. Mid 60s through sections of delaware, 70 right now in wildwood, and Atlantic City checking in at 68. So look at the visibility. Pretty good right
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Biala guest. Managed by for. This is deja vu news live from berlin europes scorching summer continues is this the beginning of hothouse earth new Research Warns high temperatures and drought could become the new normal in the years ahead some parts of the world might become completely inhabitable also coming up. Ten years after the bloody fighting between georgia and russia over breakaway provinces we find out what life
is like on the borders of this frozen conflict. And heroes to some criminals to others pussy riot talk exclusively to dub you about their recent world cup protest and their latest event in jail. Im brian thomas great to have you with us as Europes Walters through its hottest summer in decades a new International Study paints a very bleak future and says that even if Global Warming is limited to a maximum of two degrees celsius that might not be enough to prevent widespread drought it adds that entire regions could become uninhabitable. Central europe from space too hot