Waching daily Oct 12 2018

now Thursday was day two of the National Assembly's annual audit of the

government the Parliament standing committees are inspecting government

bodies in their respective areas up for debate the possibility of soul lifting

sanctions some sanctions anyway on North Korea and the moon administration's

economic policies Kim Minji reports

the idea of the South Korean government lifting its sanctions on North Korea

stirred controversy during the audit of the Unification Ministry on Thursday

with rival parties expounding very different views the ruling party said

the sanctions do need to be eased in light of the recent reconciliatory mood

and that the government needs to step up efforts to persuade the international

community to boost inter-korean relations

don't you think South Korea at least should be urging the United Nations to

ease or lift sanctions so that the nuclearization can be sped up at this

moment in time we feel that it's too early for that

we will need to consider the North Korea u.s. summit as well as progress towards

denuclearization the opposition argued the sanctions relief can only come after

Dini for ization and that the comments by US President

Donald Trump the Seoul needs approval from Washington to lift sanctions is a

warning to the government for strength from that line

another issue up for debate was the ratification of a moment of declaration

while the ruling party said that it's needed sure that the agreement has legal

grounds to be implemented even when there is a change administration the

opposition criticized the government for not revealing the exact price tag

thought the people will have to shoulder especially house allows to modernize

railroads requires the moving of a military base on the northern side the

government needs to be precise about how much this all costs and whether it plans

to move the military base using taxpayer money such discussions have not taken

place we have not paid anything for the moving of a base and even if we carry

out the projects that is something the north should take care of on the Labor

Committee the parties argued about the government's minimum wage hike the

opposition bloc claimed that the government's policies has caused a

crisis in the job market pointing out the declining new jobs added while the

ruling party sets actual issues are to blame a Holi

contested issue out the industry committee was the government strive for

a nuclear-free energy the ruling party said that it's in line with a global

trend while the opposition raised concerns that it could lead to a surge

and electricity costs Kim Minji Arirang news

For more infomation >> Parliamentary inspection continues with rival parties exchanging barbs over various issues - Duration: 2:31.

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U.S., European stocks stumble hard again - Duration: 2:10.

so we start with the spreading market tailspin that's giving investors cause

for concern financial markets around the world took a battering for a second

straight day on Thursday as the mass sell-off continued the bloodbath started

in Europe and spread to the United States later in the day after a wild

couple of days the Dow Jones Industrial Average has now shed more than 1,000

points in just 48 hours Eason J starts us off markets continued

to plummet on both sides of the Atlantic on Thursday in London the footsie 100

shake close to 2% Germany's DAX finished down close to one-and-a-half

percent while france's CAC 40 lost 1.9 percent the pan European stocks 600 shed

close to 2 percent with financial services and oil and gas stocks leading

the losses a dramatic sell-off on Wall Street a day earlier prompted the

European benchmark to fall to its lowest level in more than 21 months the tumble

comes on the back of heightened fears about global economic growth and rising

interest rates after flirting with gains early in the day US markets saw another

day of dramatic losses on Thursday the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled

more than 2% the tech-heavy Nasdaq ended the day down 1.25% the SMP 500 didn't

fare any better losing more than 2% stocks have been stuck in the red

because investors are growing increasingly concerned over rising

interest rates as the Federal Reserve raises rates to prevent what it says

would be runaway inflation investors have been getting out of bonds driving

down their price and driving up their yields in turn the return on bonds has

become competitive against some stocks especially risky tech stocks meanwhile

US President Donald Trump launched another criticism against the Federal

Reserve on Thursday calling the feds interest rate increase a ridiculous

policy that was making it more expensive for his administration to finance its

escalating deficits Eason J Arirang news

For more infomation >> U.S., European stocks stumble hard again - Duration: 2:10.

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IMMORTAL JUG CENT JUG SSHM EASPT - Duration: 4:17:16.

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KOSPI opens slightly higher than Thursday's trading - Duration: 0:39.

now following a sharp decline on Thursday / jitters on Wall Street

Korea's benchmark Kospi opened slightly higher at market open on this Friday at

2130 1.66 the main bourse closed at the lowest level seen this year in the

previous session falling under 2100 30 points due to rising trade tensions

between China and the US and contagion fears in emerging markets Korea's

tech-heavy junior KOSDAQ Index opened at 704 point seven two down 0.4 percent

from Thursday's clothes

For more infomation >> KOSPI opens slightly higher than Thursday's trading - Duration: 0:39.

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S. Korean Navy holds international fleet review in Jeju - Duration: 2:03.

so as you could see there the 2018 Jeju international fleet review was quite the

spectacle featuring nearly 40 warships and drawing thousands of eager

spectators Arkin young who has more of the highlights with five maritime patrol

aircraft and naval helicopters leading the way more than a dozen warships in

the lion formation sail towards the flagship for the main event of the 2018

Jeju international fleet review the South Korean navy held two fleet

inspections of the southern coast of Jeju Island

the first comprised of domestic warships and the second review showcased an

international fleet of vessels the South Korean navy decided to hold a nation's

13 national fleet review on Jeju Island for the first time as the event provides

a venue for festivity the citizens and world navies can enjoy together after

domestic warships and submarines passed by the flagship the South Korean Navy's

underwater demolition team showed off their maritime infiltration skills by

jumping off on aircraft from high altitude into the operation area at sea

a total of 24 South Korean warships and 15 vessels from 10 different countries

including the United States Navy's nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Ronald

Reagan took part in Thursday's landmark event Japan decided not to participate

in the fleet review amid a dispute over its naval forces plan to fly the

controversial Rising Sun flag which is seen in Korea as a symbol of Japan's

imperialistic past and its war crimes China also canceled its plan to send a

warship a day before the event without giving any detailed explanations this

year's international fleet review showed the South Korean Navy's battle readiness

and its strong ties with its allies carnival arirang news Jeju

For more infomation >> S. Korean Navy holds international fleet review in Jeju - Duration: 2:03.

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Choosing faith: Time to put faith into action! - Duration: 3:50.

The prognosis for Sebastian's future, where we're at right now,

he mainly gets all his nutrition from tube feeds.

Four tube feeds a day which are an hour long

At different times he can't move during his tube feed so that's a lot of sitting.

You have to really think about your day because you can't just jump in the car and go

because he has to do his one-hour tube feed.

We are working on meals,

but for him to finish a piece of toast, it takes one hour.

so that is how we start out the morning -

we sit on the couch, not at the table

and he goes through a piece of toast in an hour.

But that's good for him, he'll keep it down.

Of course it's a special toast, but he'll keep it down.

So we're working on foods, trying to get him to eat more foods over time.

It's really slow.

He will keep doing his treatment probably until he's ten years old,

and he does that twice a month.

Hopefully with that he will just gain more foods that now make him throw up,

but it will help him gain more control over those as time goes

so he can get more nutrition.

He is keeping up with his development with his motor skills, cognitive skills,

slowly catching up, just one by one.

I think the thing that has helped me the most was in the very beginning,

I just realized how I start it,

if I start off in the wrong way,

I will never get that ground back.

So I just had a very determined mind in God,

and just a very determined mind.

I wasn't going to even play around with doubt

I wasn't going to wonder why, I wasn't going to wish.

I wouldn't.

I kept myself ...

Even if I had a day where I was extremely tired,

I just played lots of music.

Our family loves music - we play lots of music.

Just keep it lively and just fight.

Not one day thinking, "It's okay. I'll just have one thought," like

"I wonder what would be if this," or "I wonder why that."

It's just a complete bottomless pit,

so I determined before we left the hospital,

I won't even do that one day,

I won't even have a conversation. Even if somebody says to me something,

I won't even engage in that conversation,

I will just say, "It is what it is,"

because there's nothing I can do

except hold on to the Word of God

and hold on to thoughts of a future and a hope and

thoughts for making it good right now.

That was a complete lifesaver.

With that, I thought to have that faith, then that's all words.

My words are what dictate my situation. It's what I pull in.

I can't just say in my heart "O, I have faith"

and walk around and say "I wish this and I wish that,"

and engage in empty human conversation

like "I don't know why" and "I don't understand"

and think that a good spirit is going to be with me and in my home.

And also in doing that,

I realized that there was grace to see a lot of things

that I wouldn't have seen during this time

if I had been just wishing and saying hopeless things over my situation

like, "Well, it's not easy."

Obviously it's not easy,

but I'm not going to dwell on that.

When I speak good of it,

then I find grace that even in the middle of a not easy situation,

there's a lot of peace and a lot of rest,

and I only get that because the words out of my mouth are professing over my life

and that's the spirit that we hung on to

and that really grounded us in this time.

For more infomation >> Choosing faith: Time to put faith into action! - Duration: 3:50.

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President Moon attends Int'l Fleet Review in Jeju - Duration: 2:27.

President Moon Jae-in delivered a speech at the 2018 International Fleet Review,... which

was held in the country's southern Jeju-do Island on Thursday.

He stressed the need of a strong military in opening a new era of peace,... and delivered

a message to island residents who opposed the construction of a new naval base there.

Our Hwang Hojun reports.

The South Korean President addressed the navies of 47 other countries, sending them a message

of encouragement.

He was speaking onboard the the President's official naval ship, the Ilchulbong, a landing

vessel named after a famous landmark on Jeju Island.

"Navies all around the world have cultivated the wisdom of coexistence and cooperation.

Together we have faced new challenges.

We have brought peace through our joint efforts."

The International Fleet Review was held at the Jeju Civilian-Military Complex Port or

Jeju Naval Base, situated near Gangjeong village on Jeju's southern coast.

As stated in the event's slogan,... "Jeju, Where Peace Starts,"...

President Moon reiterated that Seoul and Pyeongyang have declared an end to military confrontation

and have begun their journey to peace,... and that such peace can only be maintained

through a strong military.

"I will make the Republic of Korea Navy more powerful so that it can contribute to peace

not only on the Korean Peninsula, but in Northeast Asia and the world."

In fact, President Moon was looking to make peace more locally as well.

"I am deeply sorry for the pain that Jeju residents have suffered because of the construction

of the naval base here on Jeju Island.

I will also do my best to heal the pain and hurt of the residents of Gangjeong Village."

Many were arrested in protests during the base's construction,... some arguing that

the base would have a negative impact on the environment,.. and others insisting the project

was pushed ahead by the U.S. to deter China, rather than by South Korea to enhance its

own defense.

During Thursday's press briefing, the Blue House spokesperson emphasized that President

Moon has always wanted to address the pain and conflict of the Jeju residents,... which

is why he decided to go to Jeju for the event in person.

Soon after the fleet review, President Moon held a separate meeting with the village residents

to offer them some words of consolation.

Hwang Hojun, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> President Moon attends Int'l Fleet Review in Jeju - Duration: 2:27.

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No. of newly employed increased by 45,000 y/y in Sept. - Duration: 0:39.

South Korea's jobless rate stood at 3.6 percent last month which is a 0.3

percentage point increase from the same period last year data by statistics

Korea shows 45,000 people were newly employed in September with the total

number of people in the workforce tallied had over 27 million the health

and social services sectors accounted for most of the job gains followed by

telecommunications as well as farming and Fisheries the number of newly

employed people in the rental services wholesale and retail sectors as well as

lodging and food industries dropped on year last month

For more infomation >> No. of newly employed increased by 45,000 y/y in Sept. - Duration: 0:39.

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MÁY CĂT NHÔM 2 ĐẦU GIÁ RẺ NHẤT CHỈ TỪ 22 TRIỆU - Duration: 4:33.

For more infomation >> MÁY CĂT NHÔM 2 ĐẦU GIÁ RẺ NHẤT CHỈ TỪ 22 TRIỆU - Duration: 4:33.

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Hurricane Michael leaves 6 dead - Duration: 0:35.

hurricane Michels assault on the Florida Panhandle in the United States has now

left at least six people dead with officials fearing the number could rise

rescue services are beginning to assess the full impact of the storm which made

landfall on Wednesday images show towns left in ruins with empty foundations

toppled trees and ripped out power lines more than four hundred and eighty six

thousand customers are said to be without electricity in Florida Alabama

and Georgia Michael is now a tropical storm and is heading northeast past the

Carolinas