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Subscribe : http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... DAY BREAK 06:00 (THIS IS THE TRANSCRIPT FOR ARIRANG NEWS THAT AIRED ON 19 Nov 2013- 06:00 KST.) Title: Headlines Coming up on this Tuesday edition of Day Break following President Park's parliamentary address, the ruling party offers to accept one of the opposition party's demands related to the recent election scandal. The opposition says both conditions must be met before getting back to parliamentary business. The operator of Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant has started the delicate and time-consuming process of removing spent fuel rods from mangled reactor number four. The decommissioning of all four reactors at the plant will take up to 40 years. Plus, a citywide manhunt is underway in Paris, after a gunman attacks a media building and fired outside a bank, badly injuring one person. Police suspect the gunman also broke into another media office last Friday. Day Break begins now. ed: mark Title: 06 Title Title: Opening You're watching Day Break on Tuesday, November 19th. And I'm Choi You-sun in Seoul. Title: President Park addresses parliament on budget plan, policy goals We begin at the National Assembly where President Park Geun-hye delivered her first policy speech to parliament. Addressing a packed house on Monday, the president outlined her government's key policy plans.., and called on rival parties to settle the differences that have brought parliamentary activity to a grinding halt. Our presidential correspondent Eoh Jin-joo has our top story. President Park once again called on the ruling and opposition parties to stop their political confrontation and disputes over allegations the nation's spy agency meddled in last year's presidential election. "The government will make sure the allegations will be clarified to the public as soon as possible, and will take appropriate measures against those involved once the judgment of the judicial branch comes out." In her policy address to parliament on Monday, the president pledged to tighten discipline among government agencies, so no such allegations are raised in future elections. Emphasizing that the parliament is at the center of politics President Park said the government and the Assembly should now work towards what she called a "productive and cooperative relationship." "Should the ruling and opposition parties thoroughly discuss and find common ground on any issues in parliament, including those related to the recent allegations brought up by the opposition party, I will respect the agreements and accept them." On next year's budget plan, President Park said it focuses on economic revitalization and job creation. In particular, she called on lawmakers to quickly pass bills aimed at achieving these goals, for example, those on promoting foreign investment and tourism, normalizing the housing market and supporting small and medium businesses for a creative economy. "If such bills fail to receive parliamentary approval at the right time, the Korean economy, which is showing signs of recovery, might once again fall into a deep recession." "Analysts say her somewhat conciliatory tone was aimed at bringing about a breakthrough in the current political impasse and ensuring passage of the government's budget for 2014as well as various bills that are crucial to people's livelihoods. Eoh Jin-joo, Arirang News."