the state funeral for shinzo abe is deeply _ guess.he state funeral for shinzo abe is deeply dividing _ guess. the state funeral for shinzo abe is deeply dividing japanese - abe is deeply dividing japanese society. you can see this 0, we understand is three km long. many thousands of people have turned out today to pay their welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. the leaders of denmark, sweden and poland have said that rare gas leaks that have hit the nordstream pipelines were not accidents but "deliberate acts". seis—molla—gists reported underwater explosions just before the leaks. nord stream one is leaking at two points, a day after a similar leak affected its sister pipeline, nord stream two. the danish authorities have warned ships to avoid the area near the island of bornholm. these pictures from denmark's defence, and show bubbles on the surface of the baltic sea above the pipelines — they report the largest patch of sea disturbance is ikm wide. well earlier the polish prime minister went a

question penn has held estate funeral for shinzo abe. it was attended by dignitaries from around the world but inside japan, there is an is about the cost of the funeral and the division of labor -- the division of shinzo abe's legacy. >> cremated shortly after his death, his ushers were carried into the state funeral by his widow. services normally reserved for japan's imperial family. an exception was granted for the country's longest-serving prime minister. among the international dignitaries were indian prime minister and to the former british prime minister theresa may. the japanese prime minister led the tributes. shinzo abe was the one who worked harder than anyone else in the world to build and maintain peace with japan, the region and across the globe. and to maintain and promot an international order that values freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law. ever a polarizing figure in japan, hundreds protested against the state funeral. it had an $11 million price tag. it is perhaps on the world stage where shinzo abe's

as we know shinzo abe — most important? as we know shinzo abe was _ most important?for having very bitter relationship with japan's neighbour like china and south korea. and of course there were many other issues like controversial law that he passed which basically gave a lot more power to japan self—defense force which means japan can have an active army but shinzo abe was a true believer in having more military power in light of growing influence from china and also since russia invasion of ukraine he had been very vocal and increasing japan's defence spending so even after his death. the opinions are very much split about whether he should be holding a state funeral i think this is something about him as a politician.— politician. thank you for “oininu politician. thank you for joining us _ politician. thank you for joining us on _ politician. thank you for joining us on the - politician. thank you for - joining us on the programme. the cypher of king charles iii has just been revealed by buckingham palace. it was personally chosen by the king, from a range of de

the state funeral for shinzo abe is deeply dividing japanese society. have turned out today to pay their respects and expressed their sorrow at his death. but equally, not far away, there are many thousands of others who were gathering to protest, to show their anger that mr abe has been given this rare honour. at the national parliament, a very different scene. a very different mood. japanese are not a people easily driven to anger. but you could feel it here. a sense that these people's feelings about mr abe have been completely ignored. translation: i am angry. they are holding the state funeral completely without the consent of the people. that's why young people like me need to speak out more. translation: | could not stay | at home when they are spending so much on this funeral, with so many ordinaryjapanese people suffering. inside the budokan, the great and the good were now paying their respects. us vice president kamala harris, former british prime minister theresa may, and india's narendra modi. abroad, shinzo abe was admired as is truly sign

there is a table for flowers shinzo abe. there is a table forflowers and shinzo abe.people are up because people are queueing up and they have to start early because so many people were already waiting. as you can see, he was a very divisive politician. even when he was alive and even after his death opinions are very much split about this state funeral. 0k, thank you. and the official ceremony will start in around 40 minutes' time there. here's the latest sports news. hello, this is your sports update. england and germany shared a thriller in their group match on monday. already relegated england went to— see behind. this then a remarkable turnaround inspired by luke shaw, mason mount and harry kane. england went ahead with a few minutes remaining. 3—3 late on. england are on their worst run since 1993 but their manager says there is plenty to take away. manager says there is plenty to take away-— manager says there is plenty to take awa . ., , . take away. the whole experience has been one _ take away. the whole experience has been one we _ take away. the whole expe

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the legacy of japan's former prime minister shinzo abe. me injapan don't feel mr abe deserves this honour. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines... a game changing election in italy as exit polls suggest far—right giorgia meloni is set to win, and is on course to become the country's first female prime minister. to the philippines now, where a category three tropical storm has made landfall northeast of capital manila. super typhoon noru has been lashing the eastern parts of the country with high winds and torrential rain. thousands of evacuations are under way, and president ferdinand marcos junior has suspended work and classes for monday. our correspondent laura bicker has the details. super typhoon noru has now crashed into the main island of the philippines. winds gusting up to 180 miles an hour and there are fears of coastal surges. torrential rain is already causing river levels to rise. red cross volunteers worked their way through low—lying neighbourhoods ushering the vulnerable to safety. thi

shinzo abe does not deserve a state funeral. most of these people are pacifists. tion, and that he did so illegally without a proper vote. translation: abe made japan able to go to - warand fight again. that is why i'm against abe and his state funeral. after his killing injuly, there was an outpouring of sympathy forjapan's longest—serving prime minister. but when it was announced he would be given a state funeral, the mood changed. i'm actually surprised that the opposition to the state funeral has gone up so much more. you know, as the weeks passed, and now it's like over 60% of the people. i think it has most to do with the fact that abe is seen as somebody who is not accountable to his people. and so whatever he did, he did it against the constitutional principles. he did against the principles of democracy. the scale of these rallies opposing shinzo abe's state remains, even after his death. to these people, he was a corrupt warmonger who wanted to drag japan back into the past. but to his supporters, he was an international mr abe's supporters say he underst

shinzo abe does not deserve a state funeral. most of these people are pacifists. s pacifist constitution, and that he did so illegally without a proper vote. translation: abe made japan able to go to - warand fight again. that is why i'm against abe and his state funeral. after his killing injuly, there was an outpouring of sympathy forjapan�*s longest—serving prime minister. but when it was announced he would be given a state funeral, the mood changed. i'm actually surprised that the opposition to the state funeral has gone up so much more. you know, as the weeks passed, and now it's like over 60% of the people. i think it has most to do with the fact that abe is seen as somebody who is not accountable to his people. and so whatever he did, he did it against the constitutional principles. he did against the principles of democracy. the scale of these rallies opposing shinzo abe's state funeral show what an incredibly divisive political figure he remains, even after his death. to these people, he was a corrupt warmonger who wanted to drag japan back into the past.

shinzo abe, of course, a politician who had a unique set of skills to forge close relationships with r foreign leaders which is why 700 foreign dignitaries are here in japan to honor abe's legacy which is now over, has been extremely controversial. we've seen it play out throughout the day as protesters for and against the state funeral have made their presence felt. of course, inside japan's famous indoor theater, a different scene played out. each guest had a chance to offer flower and video tribute with images of abe was played. the two most recent men to succeed abe as prime minister each delivered a speech. the constant theme from almost everyone who did speak including the current prime minister focused on abe's accomplishments, how much he would be missed. that he had so much more life to live. as a result high ranking officials and world leaders rows were blocked off and a police presence around tokyo has been drastically increased. just around the corner from where i'm standing there are still long lines of people telling us that they've been waiting for hours for a chance to

turn to japan now, where in just a few hours a state funeral will be held forformer prime minister shinzo abe dead during an election rally injuly. the us vice—president kamala harris and india's prime minister narendra modi are expected to be at the service. live now to tokyo and mariko 0i... 0ra or a funeralfor a 0rafuneralfora man or a funeral for a man who was contentious during his political life and now finds that contention follows him in death. �* death. indeed, david. i'm standing _ death. indeed, david. i'm standing outside - death. indeed, david. i'm standing outside the - death. indeed, david. i'm- standing outside the building, this is as close as we can get due to tight security, that is where the funeral for shinzo abe will take place later today starting at 2p a little time. we expect some a500 guests, including some 700 overseas guests as well as foreign ambassadors to japan attending. you mention kamala harris, the us vice president as well as india's their entrevaux d, attending. mrs harris actually ride yesterday meeting with the current prime minister of japan. it has bee

the state funeral for japan's former prime minister who was assassinated, shinzo abe, was held. leaders attended, including vice president kamala harris the decision to hold a state funeral has proved controversial, some people worry about the cost and the close links between mr. abe's party and controversial unification church. our correspondent is in tokyo. >> shinzo abe, japan's longest-serving prime minister, ashes are carried down. a rare case of violent crime in the country. among those attending today were the u.s. vice president, kamala harris. india's prime minister manager modi -- manager modi -- nahendra modi, and others. outside, people waited for hours express condolences, but just as when he was prime minister, mr. abe's state funeral has differing opinions. >> i am paying a tribute not only for his service to the country but also the way he was killed. >> i have nothing against spending that kind of money on the country, but the money could be spent on other things, like people who are suffering where a typhoon hit. >> many protesters throughout the day, protesting

this is for the former japanese prime minister, shinzo abe.the campaign trail two months ago. 4300 people are expected to attend. here is a quick check of the latest business/advance. apple has started making its new iphone 14 in india sooner than expected. amazon will be holding a second prime day sale on october 11 and 12. retailers are bracing for a slow season this year. they may need to rely on deep discounts. for the first time, the e-commerce ties have hosted a field event twice in one year. bmw expects global deliveries of its vehicles to jump 7% to 400,000. demand remains strong next year. the company aims to make another big leap in sales of purely electric vehicles. he also says there could be as looming in the sales of masks. emerging markets are feeling the pain with traders rushing out of stock etf. for more, let's bring our chief china markets correspondent. we have seen this dollar story really player. >> yes. this is the emerging market etf. if you look at the whole thing, i am looking at here. there are concerns over growth a

for the country's future. >>> japan is preparing for the state funeral of former prime minister shinzo abeesday. now, abe was assassinated during a campaign speech in july, but some in japan do not believe he should get a state funeral. leaders from around the world will be attending the ceremony. cnn's blake essek joins me now from tokyo. i have to say it is complicated and nuanced, and yet from what i've seen on the streets there are people who are incredibly angry that is what perhaps is not a lot of money for japan is being spent on this funeral nonetheless. >> reporter: yeah, paula, when it comes to the celebration for a man who was equally revered and criticized here in japan i can tell you this remains a divided nation for many different reasons including the cost of the state funeral, abe's connection to the controversial unification church, the decision making process behind holding the state funeral and the political nature of this event that's being paid for by the taxpayers. to put that into perspective there are roughly 700 foreign dignitaries planning to attend, among them se

president kamala harris arrive in tokyo to attend the state funeral of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe. leaders from around the world will be attending the ceremony tuesday. abe you'll remember was assassinated during a campaign speech in july, but some in japan do not believe he should be getting a state funeral. cnn's blake esk joins us from tokyo. it's been shocking to see such an act of political violence and now a state funeral has galvanized no many against the government. tell us more. >> paula, when it comes to the celebration for a man who was equally revered and criticized here in japan, i can tell you that for many different reasons including the cost, abe's connection to it controversial unification church, and the decision making process behind holding tomorrow's state funeral, that this remains a very divided nation. that being said about 4,300 people are expected to attend the event including roughly 700 foreign dignitaries, among them several heads of state and as you mentioned that includes u.s. vice president kamala harris who arrived in tokyo just within the last hou

this comes after the suspect in the killing of former japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, said he was motivated by alleged wrongdoing by the group. a former american member of the organization says the issue is complicated as the groups influence stretches far. our reporter has a report. >> i was believing that world war iii was about to happen that armageddon was coming. >> steve is a former member of a group he describes as a cult. he says he is now in expert on colts. >>> he was 19 and dealing with the breakup when three women invited him to an event. they did not tell him that they were part of the unification church. he was later convinced to join the group, which was headed by the leader. >> he talked openly about how lying was fine for god. if you lie to recruit somebody or to protect the group from some lawsuit, or bad pr, that is okay. >> he was with the group for 2.5 years. after climbing up the ladder, he was told that you can control people by making them dependent on you. this will allow you to dictate policy to them. >> the beginning was always to be helpful, can we dona

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shinzo abe was assassinated in july. thousands protested against the funeral. public opinion has been split. our reporter from tokyo. his report contains flash photography. reporter: the remains of shinzo abe were carried into the venue by his widow, accompanied by the current prime minister. his decision was to go ahead with this controversial state funeral. more than 4000 guests including many dignitaries and world leaders heard him lead tribute to his friend and mentor. >> rest while after all you have done for our nation and think you most sincerely. make an arrest in eternal peace. reporter: he served as prime minister twice, coming to power a second time as japan was recovering from the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. >> that was really the spirit that the prime minister brought to japanese politics. reporter: he was credited with making japan more assertive internationally, but his critics accused him of moving the country away from its traditional path of pacifism and many people have been protesting against this event. they have been angered by the cost a

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a state funeral is underway for the former japanese prime minister shinzo abe.ross the world are at the service. and coming up in the sport: a moral—boosting draw for england against germany in their final match before the world cup. good morning. banks and building societies have withdrawn some of their mortgage deals because of the volatility on global markets. interest rates are expected to rise significantly over the coming months — with analysts predicting they could edge up towards 6% next year. what's caused it? well, the chancellor's mini—budget last week has spooked the markets. it has been followed by a dramatic fall in the value of the pound. yesterday it dropped to a record low against the us dollar — almost to parity. though, as you can see, it did rally later, to $1.07. and this morning, the pound is at $1.08. so, let's take a closer look at what that could mean for our daily lives. here's vincent mcaviney. a volatile start to the week for the pound and the uk. the early morning plunge yesterday in sterling's value to unprecedented depth against th

the state funeral of japan's assassinated former prime minister, shinzo abe, has been taking place inice president, kamala harris. but the decision to hold a state funeral has proved controversial, with some people worried about the cost, and about the close links between mr abe's party and the controversial unification church. 0ur correspondent, mariko 0i, reports from tokyo. akie abe, the widow ofjapan's longest serving prime minister, carries his ashes to his state funeral. 4,500 people attended to pay respect to shinzo abe, who was shot dead injuly in a rare case of violent crime in the country. among those attending today were the us vice president kamala harris, india's prime minister narendra modi and the uk's former prime minister theresa may. outside, a long queue of people also waited for hours to express their condolences, butjust as when he was prime minister, mr abe's state funeral has divided opinion. translation: i'm about to pay for a tribute to mr abe - because of his contribution to the country, but also to the way he was killed. translation: i have nothing against s

president kamala harris is traveling to tokyo to attend a memorial service for former prime minister shinzo abend killed while delivering a campaign speech in july. demonstrations and protests are expected. >>> and superstar rihanna will headline the 2023 super bowl halftime show. this is an about-face for the pop icon, who turned down the 2019 show to support colin kaepernick. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm debra alfarone, cbss, washington. ♪ >>> ian intensifies. the storm strengthens, churning in the caribbean. floridians brace for the worst, filling sandbags and stocking up. we'll have the forecast and ian's expected track. >>> russian soldiers round up voters in ukraine. in a "face the nation" exclusive a new warning about vladimir putin's nuclear threat. >> translator: maybe yesterday it was bluff. now it could be a reality. >>> across america rising concern about a housing price crash. >> i expect national house prices nationwide to probably fall about 10%. >>> and later, this isn't your grandparents' f-100. it's a converted classic. >> try

yamagami told police he killed shinzo abe for his political links to the unification church. video of abe speaking to and praising the group that set him off. the mooneys are best known everywhere for elaborate mass weddings, but they also pressure members to make lavish donations, and that, says yamagami, is what happened to his mother. she gave them so much money, she bankrupted the family. now the church is under intense and hostile media scrutiny though it says it later returned about half the money. but in this tabloid spread, yamagami's supporters call his action revenge. in tokyo, demonstrators protested against the cost of abe's funeral.re alsooutr b what they've learned about how the unification church gets money from the vulnerable in donations or for merchandise like $20,000 for this urn and $30,000 for a book of the founder's teachings. >> for the church itself, it will be very bad. >> reporter: jeff hall lectures in japanese politics and culture. >> the church will forever be tarred by this scandal, and it will have a lot of trouble getting new recruits in japan.

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the state funeral of japan's assassinated former prime minister, shinzo abe, has been taking place inny world leaders are attending, including the us vice president, kamala harris. but the decision to hold a state funeral has proved controversial, with some people worried about the cost and about the close links between mr abe's party and the controversial unification church. 0ur correspondent mariko 0i reports. i'm standing outisde budokan, where the state funeral forjapan�*s longest serving prime minister, shinzo abe, has been taking place. there are some 11,500 guests, including 700 overseas visitors as well as foreign ambassadors to the country. you mentioned kamala harris, us vice president, but also there was india's prime minister, narendra modi. australia's anthony albanese e. and from the uk, we had james cleverly attending the event. it has been dubbed funeral diplomacy in the three days for the current prime minister, fumio kishida. among the japanese public, opinions have been split. many protests throughout the weekend even today. people have been questioning the legitima

and open indo-pacific and put forward -- that was put forward excuse me by former prime minister shinzo abee globally abe was known as a charismatic international statesman, here is japan he is revered and criticized for his domestic policies. when it was announced a government-funded state funeral, without asking the parliament, one man set himself on fire outside of prime minister's kishida residence in protest. not as extreme, other protests have been be held on a regular basis, one being held tonight, over -- these protests have been held on a regular basis over roughly the past two months and according to the latest poll, 56% of the public now stand in opposition, in opposition that has seemingly grown larger fueled by abe's connection to the controversial unification church after learning that hosting this event is going to cost taxpayers an estimated 12 million u.s. dollars as a result of the backlash, prime minister kishida recently defended his decision to lawmakers, although he admitted his explanation was insufficient. he said he made the decision to honor abe's diplomatic legacy

a state funeral is set to get underway for former japanese prime minister shinzo abe as leaders from around the world gather to pay their respects. the british pound slumped to an all time low against the us dollar after last week's tax cut announcements. the bank of england says it will not hesitate to hike interest rates to curb inflation. a nasa spacecraft is closing in on an asteroid in an attempt to change its course. it's a test of a technique to re—direct any object in space which could cause damage by colliding with earth. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are author and journalist rachel shabi and political editor of the people and sunday mirror, nigel nelson. let's see what came in in the last 40 let's see what came in in the last a0 minutes or so. we will start with dft. —— with the financial times leads on the continued turmoil in the markets — it says neither the government or the bank of england have been able to halt the fall of sterling. the metro appears to put the blame directly on the chancellor kwasi k

s delegation to the state funeral for former prime minister shinzo abe. was assassinated in july time is 5 44 today in ukraine, elections continue in four regions occupied by russia last friday. russia's started holding the referendums asking people if they want to break away from ukraine and join russia, ukraine and its western allies called the election a sham and video shows armed russian troops going door to door, apparently to pressure ukrainians into voting. the election is scheduled to wrap up tomorrow. meantime ukrainian forces are still recapturing territory from russian troops in the eastern and southern parts of ukraine. ukrainian president zelensky issued a statement to the russians who are being called up to fight under new mobilization orders, telling them quote russian commanders do not care about the lives of russians. they just need to replenish the empty spaces left by the dead wounded. and those who fled or the russian soldiers that were captured. russian foreign minister spoke at the united nations criticizing the united states, the eu

. >>> now japan is preparing to say its final farewell to assassinated former prime minister shinzo abee funeral set for tuesday. u.s. vice president kamala harris arrived in tokyo a short time ago. she'll attend the ceremony along with other dignitaries around the world. abe was the longest serving prime minister. he died after being shot in july at a campaign speech. but some in japan don't believe he should get a state funeral. we're joined from tokyo for more on this. blake, i understand some 50 former and current leaders expected to attend this state funeral. still quite strong feeling about abe's party links to the unification church. it is that why we're seeing such staunch opposition to this? >> reporter: that's one of several reasons why there are so many people that stand in opposition to this upcoming state funeral. the reality here is that in life and now in death shinzo abe has been and will continue to be a polarizing figure. when it comes to the idea of a government-funded state funeral that will cost taxpayers at least 1.6 billion yen or 12 million u.s. dollars to honor

nnchts nnchts the latest surrounding the killing of shinzo abe. the speaker of the lower house admitted he attended gatherings host bid a group that is controversial. he released aid comment through his office. he has been quiet on his dealings with the former unification church despite calls from the opposition to explain himself. they conducted an internal review into the relationships with the group. he was exempted because he is serving as speaker. his role means he is not currently a member of the caucus even though he was elected as a they've been accused of demanding large sums of money from the followers. in a statement, he said he attended four events in 2018 and 2019. he also said he was interviewed by a group related to the controversial organization in 2019. regarding campaign related support from the former unification church, he acknowledged that another related group and the constituency had expressed interest in backing him. he said that as far as he knows, the people involved were ordinary citizens and were not engaged in any ille

i will remind shinzo. abe was killed in july during an election rally. it was a lone criminal.rivate funeral of the politician with the participation of relatives and friends took place on july 12. at the same time, his body was cremated today by a motorcade that delivered urnus with ashes to the official ceremony rode through the central streets. everyone who wished to say goodbye to anyhow lined up in kilometer-long queues. you are watching the whole and in the second part of our issue, the main topic is udmurtia today. there is a day of mourning for those who died at the izhevsk school, we will return now. the switch man is not dangerous, in everyday life the virus is not transmitted through a handshake hug and kiss find out more, but the seagull speeder premieres today at 21:20, a hot, crispy favorite. meet the legendary french fries in all restaurants tasty and full stop promotes the treatment of acute respiratory viral infections, strengthens the immune system and restores strength trekrezan. be healthy. remember what you were told when you decided to open a business. wha

president kamala harris is in tokyo for tomorrow's state funeral for slain former prime minister shinzo abethe u.s. delegation to the funeral. she will also visit south korea. c ans with north korea remain high. the american nuclear powered aircraft carrier the "uss ronald reagan" arrived in south korea friday for joint military drills this week. yesterday north korea fired another short-range ballistic missile into the waters off its east coast. >>> former president jimmy carter made a surprise appearance, and iran's president is promising action against protesters. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "reuters" reports the president of iran says the country will act decisively after the biggest protest in years. state media says at least 41 people have been killed in demonstrations that broke out across iran last week. the protests began after a 22-year-old woman died while in the custody of iran's morality police. she had been detained for allegedly not wearing her islamic head scarf properly. there have also been state-organized pro-government rallies in several c

president kamala harris is set to visit next week after attending the funeral of former prime minister shinzo abe in japan. >>> the coach of the boston celtics has been suspended, and an airline passenger is facing carges for assault. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" reports a passenger on an american airlines flight was arrested after he was caught on video punching a flight attendant in the back of the head. the 33-year-old california man can be seen running behind the flight attendant as he's walking in another direction. it happened wednesday on a flight from mexico to los angeles. passengers subdued the man with restraints. >> i went back there, and we told him, we're going to put these things on you one way or another. he stuck his hands up, and we put them on without incident. >> the man was arrested after the plane landed in l.a. the flight attendant was taken to a hospital. american says it's banned the man from ever traveling on the airline again. >>> the "chicago tribune" says an 8-year-old boy returned home as he recovers from being sh

she's currently in japan leading a delegation to the funeral for former japanese prime minister shinzo abe. the jewish community center of san francisco held a special celebration for rosh hashanah today at chrissy field beach where attendees 600-year-old ril that traditionally involves tossing into the ocean. organizers made it more eco-friendly by using birdseed instead. the idea is to rid yourself of bad karma to make way for the jewish new year. >> major airlines under scrutiny. two of the biggest carriers in the country being brought to court over claims of higher fares being passed on to you. plus. >> here is the ghetto area. they probably think some thing bad is going to happen. >> has cool heartbreak. one school shuts down a football game. what some parents call concerns. >> crash course success. a first of its kind spaceflight that shows the true power of nasa. >> here is a look at what is coming up tonight right after abc7news at 11:00. >> this week we are in brooklyn. >> run the jewels? >> oh yes. >> i'm freaking out. >> pay close attention. what's it like having xfinity interne

vice president arrived in asia this week to attend the funeral for former japanese prime minister, shinzo abeen a destination for u.s. presidents presidents and vice presidents on a visit to south korea. > >> the blue angels are the stars stars from san francisco fleet week, but tonight we want to introduce you to a different group of fighters 6000 miles away. russian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, to draft civilians in ukraine, has sparked large-scale protests, but the move also underscores the military. it comes as no surprise to the california national guard, which has been helping to train ukrainian pilots for years. meteorologist and first lieutenant, jessica burch, is a black hawk pilot with the guard and has this rep. this report. >> reporter: early weekend morning, the fresno national guard base is buzzing with that. that every. this is some of the 1/44 fighter wing. >> the 1/44 fighter wing is composed of 1100 airmen all over over the west coast, predominantly california. >> reporter: a training mission, involving one of its units, known as the 1/94 fighter squadron, is about to get

she's currently in japan leading a delegation to the funeral for former japanese prime minister shinzo abe. the jewish community center of san francisco held a special celebration for rosh hashanah today at chrissy field beach where attendees put a modern spin on a 600-year-old ritual that traditionally involves tossing into the ocean. organizers made it more eco-friendly by using birdseed instead. the idea is to rid yourself of bad karma to make way for the jewish new year. >> major airlines under scrutiny. two of the biggest carriers in the country being brought to court over claims of higher fares being passed on to you. plus. >> here is the ghetto area. they probably think some thing bad is going to happen. >> has cool heartbreak. one school shuts down a football game. what some parents call concerns. >> crash course success. a first of its kind spaceflight that shows the true power of nasa. >> here is a look at what is coming up tonight right after abc7news at 11:00. >> this week we are in brooklyn. >> run the jewels? >> oh yes. >> i'm freaking out. >> pay close attention. what's it l

to japan now, where, in just a few hours, a state funeral will be held forformer prime minister shinzo abeot dead during an election rally injuly. us vice—president kamala harris and india's prime minister narendra modi are expected to be at the service. the cypher of king charles iii has just been revealed by buckingham palace. it was personally chosen by the king, from a range of designs produced by the college of arms. the monogram will appear on government buildings, state documents and on some post boxes in the coming months and years. there is a separate version of the cypher for scotland, which features the scottish crown. work has started to remove the tens of thousands of floral tributes left to honour queen elizabeth in green park and hyde park in london. they'll be taken to kensington palace gardens, where they'll be used as compost. luxmy gopal reports. an outpouring of grief and love for the queen. a carpet of flowers in tributes. a week on from her majesty's funeral this fragrant shrine at green park will in turn give new flowers life after a fitting final horse—drawn journey

a state funeral will be held forformerjapanese prime minister shinzo abe later today. to remember mr abe who was shot dead during an election rally injuly. the us vice—president kamala harris and india's prime minister narendra modi are expected to be at the service. officials in haiti are calling the current situation there a "humanitarian catastrophe" after two weeks of violence and looting. protests that began two weeks ago when prime minister ariel henry announced a fuel price hike, have descended into widespread unrest, with the country's gangs said to be exacerbating the violence. the country's warehouses of humanitarian aid from abroad are among sites targeted by thieves, with an estimated $5 million of goods now missing. earlier, i spoke to independentjournalist harold issac who was in port au prince. i asked how he was even managing to speak to us because of power cuts. we have to play smart. we personally have not received any power from the utility in weeks because of the protests have slammed a good chance of the grid and i have to rely mainly on solar powe

the state funeral of japan's assassinated former prime minister, shinzo abe, has been taking place ind injuly in a rare case of violent crime in the country. among those attending today were the us vice president kamala harris, india's prime minister narendra modi and the uk's former prime minister theresa may. outside, a long queue of people also waited for hours to express their condolences, butjust as when he was prime minister, mr abe's state funeral has divided opinion. translation: i'm about to pay for a tribute to mr abe - because of his contribution to the country, but also to the way he was killed. translation: i have nothing against spending that much i money for the country, but the money can be spent on other things, like people who are suffering in shizuoka, where a typhoon hit. many protests took place throughout the day questioning the legitimacy of a state funeral, which is usually only reserved for imperial family members. others are unhappy about the £10 million price tag. quite a change from an outpouring of grief and sadness shortly after his assassination. the sta

after meeting world leaders injapan following the funeral of prime minister shinzo abe, the us vice presidentthe south korean capital seoul. once there, she's expecting to visit the demilitarised zone separating north and south korea. tensions are high on the korean peninsula at the moment, with pyongyang firing a missile in response to large—scale naval exercises jointly held this week by the us and south korea, which resumed on monday for the first in five years. let's get a sense of some of this trip�*s key priorities with duyeon kim. she's a senior fellow at the centre for a new american security and shejoins me now from seoul. great to get you back on the programme. this is the latest visit to east asia in a series of very high profile trips from us officials. clearly this is a region of top priority for washington now, but what's kamala harris looking to get out of this trip to south korea particularly? i think vice president harris�*s trip is intended to send a message to south and north korea. south korea to demonstrate and show its commitment security and defence in a message to nort

. _ the state funeral of japan's assassinated former prime minister, shinzo abe, has been taking placeiko oi reports from tokyo. akie abe, the widow ofjapan's longest serving prime minister, carries his ashes to his state funeral. 4,500 people attended to pay respect to shinzo abe, who was shot dead injuly in a rare case of violent crime in the country. among those attending today were the us vice president kamala harris, india's prime minister narendra modi and the uk's former prime minister theresa may. outside, a long queue of people also waited for hours to express their condolences, butjust as when he was prime minister, mr abe's state funeral has divided opinion. translation: i'm about to pay for a tribute to mr abe - because of his contribution to the country, but also to the way he was killed. translation: i have nothing against spending that much i money for the country, but the money can be spent on other things, like people who are suffering in shizuoka, where a typhoon hit. many protests took place throughout the day questioning the legitimacy of a state funeral, which is u

pictures from central japan where they are having a state funeral for the former prime minister shinzo abe, the first formal state funeral since 1957. seeing the u.s. vice president, the indian prime minister modi, and australian prime minister al banese along the rest. abe is assassinated during a campaign speech. ♪ >> i think what we've seen in the reaction to the proposed plan is a real concern. and a fear that it will add uncertainty to the economy. one of the things i spend a lot of time thinking about is how do we create more certainty for consumers? dani: atlanta fed president rafael bostic on the risk posed by the u.k.'s gamble on growth to the u.s. and the wider global economy. we felt the ramifications of a crisis in the u.k. bond market yesterday but i want to focus on what happened in the front end of the curve in the u.k.. we saw a more than 60 basis point rise in the front-end. we are looking at 104 basis point gain in the front-end of the curve. at the start this year, we were below 1% on front-end gilt yields. this is the biggest gain on record across the curve. it was not

the shinzo abe's funeral ceremony has -- vice president kamala, and the prime minister was from india australia. residents among florida's gulf coast are stocking up and heading out of town as working ian gets closer. the storm is gaining power as it nears cuba, threatening to become the were storm to hit tampa in a century. the national hurricane center says the tropical storm winds could be coming through late tuesday. morrison 200,000 people are expected to evacuate -- more than 300,000 people are expected to evacuate. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. haidi: the bank of england and u.k. treasury have come together in a bid to calm financial markets. they will need to wait until november for a broader policy response. a college professor is a former member of the monetary policy committee, he told us this is under a huge political pressure. >> i only have been to the meeting once on october 6, after the failure of the rbs. the members say you haven't made an ann

delegation attending a state funeral for shinzo abe. he was assassinated in july.lake esseg is joining me. what's happening there? >> reporter: i've also heard it referred to as funeral politics, christine. several heads of state and u.s. vice president kamala harris with other leaders are holding meetings. that's why this taxpayer funded state funeral has been so controversial. that controversy, as expected, played out throughout the day as protesters for and against the state funeral made their presence felt. inside japan's famous budacon theater which is a few hundred yards from where i'm standing, a completely different scene played out for the roughly 4300 guests. each guest including the u.s. vice president, had the chance to offer flowers. a video tribute with images of abe and the prime minister is kishida. the current prime minister focused on abe's accomplishments, how much he will be missed and the fact he had so much more life to live. as a result of the high ranking officials and world leaders in attendance including heads of state, roads had been clos

it's getting a lot of flak over the state funeral for former prime minister abe shinzo and ties to aontroversial religious group. that's pushed the approval rating for kishida's cabinet to an all time low. let's look at a photo from the meeting. see the smile from yoon suk-yeol. i don't think it's a coincidence. they know they need to get past this issue, but it can't be seen as giving into diplomatic pressure. it wants to see some flexibility from japan, so this conversation or whatever you want to call it, might be seen as a step in that direction. >> so would you call it a meaningful achievement for the south korean government. >> one thing for sure, hopes would have been much dimmer if the two leaders did not meet in new york. president yoon said last month that he wants to get this done before the assets of japanese companies are liquidated and his foreign minister recently met with people who claim they were forced to work during the war. that shows interest in the other side. it may also open up the possibility of the pair coming from elsewhere. a fund financed by japanese com