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路透社新闻:克里-从新中国领导层看到机会
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Kerry vows to protect Asia allies while pursuing peace on Korean peninsula
克里誓言保护亚洲盟友 寻求朝鲜半岛和平
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry meets with his Japanese counterpart Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida in Tokyo Sunday, with the two calling for North Korea to abandon its nuclear ambitions.
周日，美国国务卿约翰·克里在东京会见了日本外交部长 Fumio Kishida，两国都呼吁朝鲜放弃其核计划。
JAPANESE FOREIGN MINISTER FUMIO KISHIDA SAYING: "We strongly oppose North Korea's holding any nuclear arms." The meeting comes as North Korea prepares for the biggest holiday of the year Monday, the Day of the Sun, the birth date of state founder Kim Il-Sung. Against this backdrop Kerry pledged support as he called for peace.
日本外交部长Fumio Kishida 说：“我们强烈反对朝鲜持有任何核武器。”会议之际，朝鲜正准备星期一举行的年度最大庆典——太阳之日——即国家领袖金日成的诞辰。在此形势下，克里承诺他将给与支持，并呼吁和平。
U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN KERRY SAYING: "It is very simple - that the United States will do what is necessary to defend our allies, Japan, Republic of Korea and the region against these provocations. But our choice is to negotiate. Our choice is to move to the table and find a way for the region to have peace." For weeks North Korea has threatened to attack the United States and South Korea since new U.N. sanctions were imposed in response to its latest nuclear arms test in February.
美国国务卿约翰·克里说：“这很简单，美国将采取必要的措施捍卫我们的盟友——日本、韩国和地区，以应对这些挑衅。但是我们的选择是谈判。我们的选择是回到谈判桌上，寻找地区和平的方法。”几个星期以来，因联合国在2月再一次制裁其最新核武器试验，朝鲜一直威胁要袭击美国和韩国。
China hit by more bird flu cases
中国爆发更多禽流感病例
Public health workers on high alert in Shanghai - where another person has fallen ill with bird flu. China state television said Sunday the victim was a 56-year-old man whose wife died from the H7N9 virus earlier this month. A total of 55 people have been infected in the latest outbreak of bird flu - 11 have perished. There is concern that if the disease jumps from person to person, it could spark a pandemic. But the World Health Organization says that hasn't happened.
中国上海又发现一例新禽流感病例，医务人员进入高度警惕状态。中国国家电视台周日称，患者是一名56岁的男子，其妻子于本月早些时候因H7N9病毒去世。目前已有55人感染最新爆发的禽流感病毒，其中11人死亡。有人担心病毒是否会在人与人之间传播，或发生大规模的爆发。但世界卫生组织表示目前还不会出现这种情况。
WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION (WHO) CHINA REPRESENTATIVE MICHAEL O'LEARY SAYING: "It's that ease of transmission that we are concerned about, and there's no evidence of that yet." Meanwhile, a case of the virus was reported in the capital Beijing, far from the original cluster. That has worried some residents, who still have vivid memories of a deadly outbreak of the SARS virus in 2003.
世界卫生组织(WHO)中国代理人奥莱利表示：“我们现在担心的是流感容易传染，但目前还没有迹象证明。”与此同时，远离病毒爆发地的首都北京也发现了首例流感病例。许多人对2003年爆发的致命非典病毒仍记忆犹新，这次流感也引发了一些居民的担忧。
29-YEAR-OLD YAN NA SAYING: "First of all, we need more transparent information, so as not to not repeat SARS and try to make (information) more public, which could make us more comfortable." China has been anxious to avoid the panic that accompanied that outbreak, promising total transparency.
29岁的娜燕说：“首先，我们需要信息更加透明，以免重蹈非典的覆辙，应该尽量的让信息公开化，这样我们才会更安心。”中国希望避免病毒爆发引发恐慌，承认对事实全面公开。
Kerry sees opportunities in new leadership in China
克里-从新中国领导层看到机会
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is greeted by Chinese President Xi Jinping Saturday at the start of his two-day trip to the country. Kerry has made no secret of his desire to see China take a more active stance towards North Korea -- which has recently threatened nuclear war against the United States and South Korea. He later met with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang. As they two sat down -- the premier spoke of common ties.
在中国进行为期的两天访问中，美国国务卿约翰·克里在周六受到是中国主席习近平的欢迎。克里毫不掩饰自己希望中国对朝鲜最近威胁要核打击美国和韩国的事件采取更加积极的态度。随后克里会见了中国总理李克强。两人坐下后，李克强总理谈及了两国的共同关系。
CHINESE PREMIER LI KEQIANG SAYING: "China and U.S. indeed have huge common interest. Decades of practice after establishment of Sino-U.S. diplomatic relations has proven that our common interest is far more than dispute. In addition, as big countries, China and U.S. have a responsibility to maintain the peace and stability of region and the world." Kerry said new leadership in China offers opportunities.
中国总理李克强说：“中美两国确实存在巨大的共同利益。中美建交几十年的历程证明我们存在的共同利益远大于争议。另外，作为大国，中美都有责任维护地区以及世界的和平与稳定。”克里表示在中国新的领导层看到了机会。
U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN KERRY SAYING: "We very very much look forward to building on what the president just described to me as the potential of a new model, a model relationship, obviously this is a critical time in the region as well as in the world. We are very grateful to China for its cooperation with us on Iran and on a number of other issues." Kerry's visit comes after weeks of North Korean threats of war after new U.N. sanctions were imposed in response to its third nuclear test in February.
美国国务卿约翰·克里说：“我们非常期待建立刚刚习主席向我描述的新的潜在模范性关系，显然，先在对于地区以及世界都是关键时刻。我们非常感谢中国在伊朗和其它问题上与美国的合作。”克里此行数周前，朝鲜因二月进行第三次核试验遭联合国新一轮制裁后一直威胁要发动战争。
CCTV新闻:全国感染禽流感病例达60 死亡13人
More H7N9 infections confirmed in China
全国感染禽流感病例达60 死亡13例
That’s the latest developments in the bird flu situation in China. The virus has now moved to central China's Henan province, with first two H7N9 infections reported Sunday in the province. This comes one day after Beijing, the country’s capital located further north of Henan, confirmed its first case.
Before Henan and Beijing, infections were limited to eastern China. Shanghai reported 3 new infections Sunday, bringing its total number to 24. Zhejiang Province reported 4 new cases Sunday, for a total of 15 so far. Jiangsu Province also confirmed 2 new infections Sunday, totaling 16 so far. And Anhui Province has a total of 2 confirmed cases.
In all, 60 infections have been reported in China so far. With two new deaths reported in Shanghai Sunday, the deathtoll in the country now stands at 13. Experts warn that as the weather gets warmer, migratory birds are flying back north, which could lead to a rise in infections in other parts of China.
Also, a case reported in Shanghai Saturday is the husband of an earlier infected woman who died. Is this the start of human-to-human infections? Is the virus spreading faster and to more areas? We’ll discuss all of these questions in today’s program.
白宫:奥巴马向美国海军足球队颁奖演讲
President Obama Presents the Commander-in-Chief Trophy
奥巴马向美国海军足球队颁奖
THE PRESIDENT: Well, good afternoon. Welcome to the White House. I want to start by recognizing Coach Ken Niumatalolo, my fellow Hawaiian, for being here once again -- where is he? There he is right here. (Laughter.) Hard to miss him. Give him a big round of applause. (Applause.) I also want to recognize Vice Admiral Mike Miller, the Superintendent of the Naval Academy, for his outstanding service to our country and for keeping all of you guys in line. (Laughter and applause.)
It is my pleasure to welcome the Navy Midshipmen back to the White House to receive the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy -- again. They have now won 19 of their last 21 games against the other service academies, making this their 8th trip here in 10 years. (Applause.) Michelle and I were thinking about just leaving the key under the rug. (Laughter.)
This season, you finished 8-5, earned your 9th bowl appearance in the last 10 years. But perhaps most importantly, after a two-year break, you achieved that very first goal you set at the start of every season: You beat Air Force, you beat Army, and lugged this 170-pound trophy back to Annapolis.
Against Air Force, you lost your quarterback to an injury in the middle of the game. You trailed by eight points in the fourth quarter. But freshman quarterback Keenan Reynolds took over and led you back in overtime. That’s when an unlikely hero -- offensive lineman Jake Zuzek -- gave you a --
TEAM MEMBERS: Zu!
THE PRESIDENT: Zu! -- gave you a 28-21 win when he recovered a fumbled snap in the end zone for his first-ever touchdown. (Laughter.) I’m not sure Coach called the fumblerooski, but I bet that Jake will take it anyway.
That set up a winner-take-all game with Army to end the season. Down three entering the fourth quarter, Keenan again led the comeback, driving the team down the field for 80 yards and the winning score, and showing why he was only the third Navy freshman ever to start at quarterback. The win gave the Midshipmen their 11th straight victory over Army, which is a series record.
But at Navy, obviously it’s not just about the wins. It’s about how you win. This year, your team motto was INAM, which is short for “It’s Not About Me.” And that ethic of teamwork and discipline and unselfishness was led by your captains, Bo Snelson and Brye French, and it ran through your entire season.
All season long you kept your priorities in line, your mission in focus. Your work in the classroom helped keep the Naval Academy’s graduation rate in the top 10 of the NCAA for the eighth straight year, including linebacker Keegan Wetzel –- a first-team Academic All-American with a 3.89 GPA in systems engineering. So give Keegan a big round of applause. I like that. (Applause.)
And when you faced adversity, you pulled together. Over Thanksgiving break, freshman Rafi Montalvo was in a serious car accident and doctors pulled him into a coma. And even though the Army game was next on the schedule, Coach was one of his first visitors at the hospital down in Florida. And then pretty soon, his teammates started showing up. When it came time to take the field against your biggest rival, you all put “Rafi” stickers on your helmets and gave him the game ball after your victory.
So, gentlemen, that’s why I have no greater honor than serving as your Commander-in-Chief. You’re there for each other and you are there for our country. In just a few weeks when I visit you all for commencement -- and I always have to get ready because Midshipmen, they got strong handshakes, some of them give me chest bumps, I’ve got to just make sure I don’t tip over -- 18 of you will be commissioned as ensigns in the Navy, and 10 more as second lieutenants in the Marine Corps.
And in the years to come, you will all follow their footsteps. You’ll be leading your peers in some of the most complex, dangerous missions on the planet. You’ll be teaching them to pull together, to keep their mission in focus, to always remember that “it’s not about me.” And together, your victories will not simply be about football trophies -- as impressive as that trophy is -- but it will be about our security and our values and protecting our freedom.
So I want you to know that I could not be prouder to have each of you representing this great country of ours. Americans all across the country feel the very same way. And every single day, we will stand behind you and support you, and do the very best that we can in our own lives to reflect the courage and the honor and the character of the men and women of the United States Naval Academy. So God bless you.
And with that, let’s -- I understand I’ve got a little something waiting for me. All right, that’s the official Navy helmet, fitted for me. (Laughter.) Pretty sharp. (Laughter.) Here’s the general rule: You don’t put stuff on your head if you’re President. (Laughter.) That’s politics 101. (Laughter.) You never look good wearing something on your head. Are we going to -- we’re going to have the coach up here.
Coach, great to see you again. (Applause.)
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