capital. still the prime minister refuses to quit. the dangerous journey for refugees from somalia to an uncertain future in yemen. . welcome to the show. japan and the united states are standing shoulder to shoulder in challenging china s self-declared air-defense zone in the east-china sea. the americans flew two b 52 bombers from gaum into a disputed area claimed by beijing and tokyo. the chinese government announced the expanded zone saturday and said it monitored the air-croft. the latest reaction from japan, starting with the u.s. ambassador. unilateral actions taken by china with the announcement by an east china air defense undermines security and an attempt to change the status quo in the east china sea. it only serves to increase tensions. japan showed greater restraint. we urge them to continue to do so. translation: the publication of china s air defense identification zone was unilateral. the backlash from the international community, including south chin
keep up protests against the government. more than 1,000 demonstrating inside the compound. we start in pakistan where the military has a new boss. lieutenant raheel sharif takes over as the new army chief, considered to be the most powerful job in the country. these are the pictures from the ceremony where raheel sharif was installed a while ago. he took over from general pervez ashfaq kayani. perhaps the new challenge is the threat from the tribal north. the pakistani taliban and others continued to attack the armed forces. then there s drone attacks in the north-west. attacks on the western border with afghanistan is a challenge. things are expected to get worse after troops pull out. there s a traditional rivalry. thai s have improved. border skirmishes in kashmir has continued. how is the new man portrayed and seen? are they concerned he ll be different? everybody expects a continuity as far as policy is concerned. that is, of course, the deployment of the military a
robin says i m a descendant of robin says i m a descendant of the chippewa tribe. the chippewa tribe. we don t care what they call we don t care what they call their american football team. their american football team. we as people are raising we as people are raising children and grandchildren who children and grandchildren who will not let this type of racism will not let this type of racism go on. go on. name change may not happen this name change may not happen this season or the next but it will season or the next but it will happen. happen. finally melissa says, people are finally melissa says, people are so sensitive these days. so sensitive these days. it s just football. it s just football. find out a way to help the find out a way to help the native american native american people. people. turning on a football team turning on a football team carries on carries on weight weight . . picking up the fight with their picking up the fight with their change the masco
if you rmany saying that the president has bitten off more than it can chew. and the democrats are having a hard time defending it. disappointment will have to get past it because the over all project is just too important to allow us to be discouraged. in october that first month of enrollment, instead of 500,000 people signed up, 106,000 signed up. one thing that has stayed the same. lat day to enroll is march 31st. president obama pressed for fix of the website by saturday, yet they re not promising perfection. to be clear, novembe november 30th does not bring a relaunch. it is not a magical date. there will be times when this site like many website, does not perform optimally. reporter: aaccentuating the positive, on december 1st it will be able to handle 50,000 users at the same time, and 800,000 users per day. big improvement, and we will be able to log on to the site. we ll see if it works. thank you, randall. the administration said the site a faster and y
Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz (PML-N) leader Captain (Retd) Safdar defended former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's decision to appoint General Pervez Musharraf (late) as army chief.