email it's back home with his parents in the french city of miles say returning to tokyo with every can when he last saw his children, they would just didn't finish it stuff because you know what i mean? typically i couldn't, and i could just buy them in the streets with that and i wouldn't even recognize them. the hardest part is not knowing how they looked like is, is not knowing how they are they all healthy. it's all happy. even if they need anything. so this is very difficult to to, to hand or to be frank vincent has resorted to desperate measures during the 2021 tokyo lympics. he went on hunger strike for 20 days, losing 14 tailors, 3 years on he refuses to give up. on his children, do you think you'll never see them? the guy? of course, because i wouldn't be fighting if, if there was no hopes. but i think it's gonna take a lot of 10 to 15 years. he's now won his lawyer having already spent over $300000.00 on legal fees. so volume is of domestic violence, of being among the most vocal critics of custody reforms. they want the new legislation script because they fear it could expos

this decision is unpopular in tokyo of the the japanese government certainly has protested. however, the japanese government is also more focused on working with the incoming trump and ministration on areas of shared interest, such as energy, investments and defense. and that's what they're permanently focus their energy on, instead of uh, wasting more political capital with the outgoing by the administration. so is there any chance that donald trump might somehow reverse this decision? is that possible still as well? i think it's certainly it's hard to say uh, however i will note that trump has previously voice is opposition to this deal. but he's also made it clear that don't want strong us manufacturer in high paul, the jobs. and so the point steel and us deals aggressive $2700000000.00 investment to revitalize the us steel industry is a, a gift wrapped opportunity for trump to re negotiate the deal. and so one that will serve you as manufacturing and workers. so it's really up to him just to make that decision. now the pa, steel is standing firm on the us steel take over

assume he lives in a modest one bedroom ground floor, a pop and in chief about 50 kilometers from tokyo. she just manages to support himself by selling insurance in the civil what, what the state that but i didn't know these google gets, it would be correct and you'll be sure to make sure what those fit kind of fit you, how to get a hold on it so give me a couple of tell us any i know the sake of the thing. when i see a judge suggested that she and her children could send each other 6 that is a year or that's the extent of contact with me today. he will addressing the secrets ok, they didn't look in what kind of like i've learned and they say on monday kind of went after this as being of this as well as it seemed just choose. she's also received abusive messages from the children, quoting this cupid and tending it a go to hell for you. oh. so the whole package on the cost of the traditional good that you know, got it. so it is, i'll get you on the call. you go to on i to take or to dictate it when i drove to find me either one of them hurt, finishing fight it when it will be decided to

and all the way, if we fast forward to tokyo 2020, when you came back to the track as a mother, what driving you then? because i think it was more than what you just described. yes. at that point, everything had changed for me. i think i finally understood that my purpose was so much bigger thanjust running fast and just getting medals. and so, when i arrived in tokyo, being a mother and overcoming so much adversity, it was full circle, you know. i knew that my daughter was watching. i knew the hardship i had been through with my sponsor. and i was showing up and competing in shoes from a company that i had built. i really had evolved from that athlete that showed up but that's where it all started. and the fire kept burning. and all the way, if we fast forward to tokyo 2020, when you came back to the track as a mother, what was driving you then? because i think it was more than what you just described. yes. at that point, everything had changed for me. i think i finally understood that my purpose was so much bigger thanjust running fast and just getting medals. and so, when i arrive

. >> so i had it sent to tokyo, because i have my emmy in tokyo. sends me a picture. >> jimmy: and you brought this picture along. so i'm going show this. you can see here. this is the gift. >> this is the gift. and i'm like i have no idea what it is. can you read the card for me? and it literally said "congratulations on your emmy." and i'm even more confused. i have to know. i should know the answer. so i go through all your videos to see if you ever talked about a wig, a colorful wig. but it never came up. >> jimmy: you did research. >> yes. because i thought i should know. but then i gave up after a couple of days. i talked to my team. and my publicist alex was like, it's a wig for your emmy. >> jimmy: it is a wig for your emmy. [ laughter ] that's right. it's a wig for your emmy. >> it's beautiful! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you have a smart team. >> she's warm now. >> jimmy: i mean, i'm a dumb host, but you got a smart team. i probably should have explained that. >> why didn't you write anything? >> jimmy: i don't know. i don't remembe

frank vincent has resulted to desperate measures during the 2012 due on tokyo and in picks. he went on hunger strike for 20 days, losing 14 taylor's 3 years on he refuses to give up on his children. do you think you'll never see the beginning? of course because and i wouldn't be fighting if, if there was no hopes. but i think it's gonna take another 10 to 15 years. he's now one is his lawyer having already sped will the $300000.00 on legal fees? i key right away. no. says the change to the law is superficial. but concedes it's, his clients only have to have home phone guy cycle timeline. so they're small. i don't know how they don't hire me for some of the pilots and you know, also not getting off on the not that i see 40 to investigate with it. so then i'll get into the night with the acura. was it left behind parent himself? he knows to well, how difficult it is to in custody cases when the other parent has taken the children, how many cases have you taken on? and the sick man was supposed to have done why have gainesville that day and how many of you one, a custom to uh,

here's the nippon steel boss speaking in tokyo.nslation: due to the illegal olitical translation: due to the illegal political intervention _ translation: due to the illegal political intervention by - political intervention by president biden who responded to political lobbying, the committee for foreign investment in committee forforeign investment in the united committee for foreign investment in the united states failed to conduct a review properly and has led to the presidential order. we can never accept it. what president—elect trump has repeatedly said is he wants to make manufacturing strong again and once again enrich the lives and once again enrich the lives and future of manufacturing workers including white working—class people. this is exactly what we are doing. ulrike schaede is professor of japanese business at the university of california, san diego. welcome to bbc news. give us your take on these latest developments. nippon are defined. actually today the us secretary of state antony blinken is in tokyo and this i

the companies, along with tokyo based softbank, said they plan to invest up to $500 billion in the coming years. overnight, musk claimed that the tech giants don't have enough money to fulfill that pledge. he posted that softbank only has $10 billion secured. altman, who is often at odds with musk, responded directly, saying that musk was, quote, wrong. yesterday, ellison said ten ai data centers are already under construction in texas, with ten more in the works. okay, we have your back. that is the message for undocumented immigrants today from political and community leaders in alameda county. it is meant to ease some of the fear created by that flurry of executive orders coming out of the presidential office. nbc bay area's velena jones explains how the group is partnering with leaders and organizations to provide resources to families that are worried. oakland is united today. we are well prepared. we are not scared. we will protect our immigrant families and we will continue to thrive no matter who is president. in alameda county today, state, county, city and community leaders say

and all the way, if we fast forward to tokyo 2020, when you came back to the track as a mother, what driving you then? because i think it was more than what you just described. yes. at that point, everything had changed for me. i think i finally understood that my purpose was so much bigger than just running fast and just getting medals. and so, when i arrived in tokyo, being a mother and overcoming so much adversity, it was full circle, you know. i knew that my daughter was watching. i knew the hardship i had been through with my sponsor. and i was showing up and competing in shoes from a company that i had built. i really had evolved from that athlete that showed up just trying to run fast. and your daughter camryn was born in 2018. i mean, the first pregnancy is a lot ofjoy, it's a lot of anticipation, but as you just alluded, it was a very difficult time for you. you're probably under a lot of pressure. where do you think that pressure was coming from? yeah, it wasn't what i had imagined. i had always dreamt... i knew i wanted to be a mother, and i dreamt of, you know, like every

secretary of state anthony blinking has emphasized the strength of ties with japan during a trip to tokyo. just days after presidential button blocked, a multi $1000000000.00 takeover of us deal by the jump in these companies might fall to the pond, steals bid, siding security concerns prompting the pon to retaliate with a lawsuit. the tensions risk damaging critical economic and diplomatic relations between the us and it's biggest thing for an investor. lincoln skirted the issue during his address and tokyo saying that japan and the us have, quote, a friendship that has groans from group. then it's ever been worked on regional issues and now is genuine. well for more and this i've enjoyed by lars. how to from our business desk was a little pond. steel is standing firm. it's actually filed now a legal challenge against the us for blocking this merger deal. why this decision about us present of joe biden has obviously angered japan or at least the pon steel . what's the reasoning, what's the basis for the legal challenge against that decision? yeah, terry higher, i'm the, they basically sa

south korea's anti corruption agency has recommended that impeach president, use tokyo's criminal case to be transferred to the prosecutor's office, which has the power to proceed with an indictment. the office is requesting a be charged with orchestrating and insurrection, abusing his will, far too, and obstructing others from exercising their rights system. we're supposed to use declaration of martial rule last month. use the 1st sitting south korea and head of state to be arrested and has not the only people with this message. the key. it's a fairly recently. and this program i'm finding out how the indigenous voice is gaining strength. here's a tool maintenance as nature's cry for help, place more urgent than the one sided with one's ending mice like an inch balsa, not a g s a, but of this if he's goldman, the bottom. and also this is that also is for food is and then also the spas and use the most of the day a, a response to the hope of smoking transformation to humanity on the planet shed by every wisdom teeth or encounter here putting economic doses as an indigenous hawaiian eld

i think tokyo shelter by the man to should be logic drive by that stage. but it's more destructive know, coming into the western side of the country on tuesday afternoon losey troy sunny chris sunshine. the into saw one degree. so i was just the top temperature. i love the dry weather the across much of china and summer tried to into a indo china. you might just catch the old coastal shower that just a round that'd be not a scattering of shouts to, to the philippines. so this heavy or is widespread as they have been recently, the width of weather will be across the west side of indonesia, malaysia as well. why don't so shell is a possibility, interest for lanka, or to show us the possibility of a western disturbance up towards north west india. dry behind we've of rain moving east. the manipulated by those in power selection is unique, tentatively seen anything like for an old pressure, they were instrumental in helping the president when the election, driven by still interested play is fast put their after non profits for people susceptible to government

i think tokyo shelter by the man to should be logic drive by that stage. but it's more destructive know, coming into the western side of the country on tuesday afternoon losey troy sunny chris sunshine. the into saw one degree. so i was just the top temperature. i love the dry weather. the across much of china in summer tried to into a indo china. you might just catch the old coastal shower that just a round that'd be not a scattering of shouts to, to the philippines. so this heavy or is widespread as they have been recently, the width of weather will be across the west side of indonesia, malaysia as well. why don't so shell is a possibility. interest for lanka wanted to show us the possibility of a western disturbance up towards north west india. dry behind we've of rain moving east. the afternoon deluxe craddick nations justify this kind of behaviorist, colorado, the average has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment. the new assistant fees, corporate is really affecting it's

shares of nippon steel are down in tokyo today after nippon television reported that the company's presidentering filing a lawsuit against the us government. according to the report, imai also said his company is entitled to a proper review of washington's decision to block the deal. nippon steel is planning to hold a press conference on the matter, but a date has yet to be set. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. see you again soon. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, chetan pathak. coming up on the programme: not many gave manchester united a chance at anfield, but amad is on hand to hold top—of—the—table liverpool to a 2—2 draw in the premier league. the most followed rugby union player in the world on social media. we speak to american superstar ilona maher as she makes her women's premiership debut for bristol bears. and coco gauff and taylor fritz help the united states to victory over poland in the united cup final in sydney. welcome along. thank you for being with us. despite overnight snow, both of sunday's premier league games went ahead, incl

of the country south korea's antique corruption agency has recommended that impeach president, use tokyo's criminal case to be transferred to the prosecutors off.

shares of nippon steel are down in tokyo today, after nippon television reported that the company's presidentling a lawsuit against the us government. according to the report, imai also said his company is entitled to a proper review of washington's decision to block the deal. nippon steel is planning to hold a press conference on the matter, but a date has yet to be set. we will be keeping an eye on that one as the trump administration is set to take office in a couple of weeks. microsoft is gearing up to spend $80 billion on the construction of artificial intelligence data centres. in a blog post the company president said over half of that investment will take place in the united states and is expected to be completed this fiscal year. smith also called on president elect donald trump and congress to expand support for al innovation with moves such as increased funding for research at universities. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. i will see you soon. hello and welcome to sportsday with me chetan pathak. coming up on the programme: not many gave manche

hejoins me now from tokyo. what's your reaction tojensen huang's speech? i think is your correspondent said we did see the rtx series debut. they are much more powerful but we see better chips every year. what was interesting is the prices are going down. starting at 1300 an ounce dollars byjensen huang. this is the next phase of growth. a lot of enthusiasm right now. growth. a lot of enthusiasm right "ow-— right now. nvidia has been showin: right now. nvidia has been showing great _ right now. nvidia has been showing great strength - right now. nvidia has been showing great strength as| right now. nvidia has been l showing great strength as ai has gathered strength and it shows no slowing down? it doesn't stop but companies like 0penai are losing hundreds of dollars are how to monetise ai will creep into the narrative. if the hype scale companies cannot make it that would be the next challenge. we cannot make it that would be the next challenge.— the next challenge. we know that the chip _ the next challenge. we know that the chip industry - the next chal

was bring in taro from bloomberg economics in tokyo. it was expected but nonetheless another historic move from the boj. what does it change on the outlook because that is important? >> of course, the rate hike today was widely expected. what was surprising was the tone in his latest quarterly outlook report. means it's inflation outlook was lifted up, not just securing 2% further, but as well as it reveals the policy board is now still alert to the inflation overshooting because surprisingly for fiscal year 2025, they lifted up from previous 1.9% to 2.4% percentage points, as well as evaluating that the risk is further towards the upside. that's why on the boj's communication, i felt it shifted -- they are still concerned about securing 2% inflation. two, they secured inflation as well as alert to overshooting inflation. that is probably a sign that the boj is now pressing ahead with normalizing policy again. i was expecting those hawkish boj but market wasn't priced in. but now it's clear. i don't expect my baseline scenario that the

from heartbreak in tokyo to glory in paris, she is a shooting star with two olympic bronzes — manu bhakerby into paralympic gold, avani lekhara. breaking records, scoring centuries and leading with style, the face of indian women's cricket, smriti mandhana. the grappler who fights on and off the mat. a trailblazer for indian wrestling, vinesh phogat. you can read more about the five nominees on the bbc sport website and app, where you can also place your vote. head to bbc.com/sport or search for bbc indian sportswoman of the year online. you have until the 31st of january at 1800 gmt to vote. in snooker, shaun murphy is through to the semi—finals of the masters with a six frames to two win over australia's neil robertson. murphy, the 2015 winner, had already secured the frame and the match, and was on target for a maximum 147 break against australia's neil robertson before he snookered himself on the yellow, much to the surprise of robertson especially with all the balls on their spots. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/s

the us secretary of state, antony blinken, will be| state, antony blinken, will be in tokyo related to of the tensions. the japanese prime minister has described the move as perplexing. let us took the deputy director of the hudson institute. a free think tank. tell me about who you think is right here. president biden does not want this deal to go ahead. that is protectionism. but nippon say that the us is acting and lawfully.— acting and lawfully. they are aood acting and lawfully. they are good trading _ acting and lawfully. they are good trading partners - acting and lawfully. they are | good trading partners despite the intervention of president biden. nippon steel has promised to invest the $3 billion to replace ageing equipment. it will help us deal to continue to employ steelworkers. the us needs investment in technology to produce competitive steel. the accusation _ produce competitive steel. the accusation of _ produce competitive steel. the accusation of joe _ produce competitive steel. the accusation ofjoe biden is that he is caving to politically motivated lobbying. from w

gaza's governance and security and reconstruction, drawing on the principles i originally set out in tokyo. we'll hand that off to the trump administration to carry it forward. let me share a few core elements this morning. we believe that the palestinian authority should invite international partners to help establish and run an interim administration with responsibility for key civil sectors in gaza like banking, water, health, civil coordination with israel. the international community will provide funding and technical support and oversight. the administration would include representatives from gaza and the p.a. and select meaningful conversations with communities in gaza and hand over complete responsibility to a fully formed administration as soon as feasible. they would operate in close cooperation with a senior u.n. official who should oversee the international stabilization and recovery effort. an interim security mission would be made up of members of partner nation security forces and vetted palestinian personnel. its responsibilities would include creating a secure environment

shares in the japanese giant nippon steel have fallen in tokyo today after president biden blocked itss steel. in a joint statement, both companies called the move "unlawful" and nippon steel intends to take legal action, according to reports injapan. meanwhile, the country's prime minister shigeru ishiba says the us needs to explain clearly why there is "a national security concern". our asia business reporter suranjana tewari has been looking at what happens next. we are hearing that nippon steel will hold a news conference. japanese media are reporting that could happen as early as tuesday, during which we are hoping for some clarity on the next steps. that could mean some sort of legal action in the us, and that is because in the us, and that is because in a joint statement, nippon steel and us steel had called buy them's decision unlawful, and said they were left with no choice but to take all appropriate action to protect their legal rights. we do understand the proposed deal has not been terminated yet. understandably, though, president biden blocking the proposed $14.9 billion

one of them to the constitution meeting of foreign ministers in tokyo i outline principles of the unitedtates potential to achieving the goals. prince was included the cousin by hamas uses a platform for terrorism need tax rates palestinian led governments, united with the west think the palestinian authority. is really military activation of gaza with the territory coming up attempt after the capture to beseech a bucket unenforceable this basement provisos population. these principles also call for establishing a sustained mechanism for causes recovery and reconstruction integrating pathway israelis and palestinians livinga side-by-se in states of their own measures of security freedom and opportunity and dignity. now, winter partners recognize will be able to achieve these goals on thehe first week long believed is to achieve an initial cease-fire in six weeks during which israel and hamas and the horses pull back and hostages come home house and imprisoned her prisoners released humanitarian assistance surges in gaza and also create space for the finalizing they after plant to allow t

tokyo's main fish market for a new year's auction and members of the restaurant group. one a bit are known to pretty high, winning the top bid for the past 5 years. so diners that we're able to enjoy this prize tuna later on that day. if you're into now. >> still ahead here, 3, there's some growing concerns about the relationship between russia and north korea. what u.s. officials are saying. >> u.s. officials are raising concerns about the growing ties between russia and north korea. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the u.s. reaction to the strengthening relationship. >>bwell, secretary of state antony blinken visited south korea monday. north korea tested a ballistic missile, weakened them. >> the dprk missile launch just today. yet another violation of multiple un security council resolutions in blinken's likely last overseas trip before leaving office. he warned of the deepening relationship between russia in north korea. >> it comes as thousands of north korean troops joined russia on the battlefield in ukraine. now we have reason to believe t

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clearly, including principles that i laid out months ago at the very beginning of the conflict in tokyo, that there can't be a permanent occupation of gaza, that israel has to pull out, that the territory of gaza shouldn't be shouldn't be changed. and, of course, it obviously can't be run by hamas or used as a base of terrorism. the cease fire deal itself requires the israeli forces to pull back. and then, assuming you get to a permanent cease fire to pull out entirely. but that's what's so critical about this post-conflict plan, the need to come to an agreement on its arrangements, because there has to be something in place that gives israelis the confidence that they can pull out permanently and not have hamas fill back in and not have a repeat of the last. really decade. >> i'm not going to ask you the genocide question because i've heard you answer it. you don't believe that that's what israel is doing. although the leading us-israeli scholar on genocide and holocaust studies has told me, he believes after a year of studying this that it does fit that description. but i'm going to a

they participate yearly at the tokyo's toyoso market and won the bid last year. record price for a tuna at the market is $3.1 million back in 2019. could you imagine? i think it's like 608 pounds. >> oh, wow. >> that is a lot of tuna. >> that's a big fish. >> you know how much sushi you can get out of that? >> a lot more than i can. >> you can't eat that. >> more for you. >>> look what's happening weatherwise, some gusty offshore winds developing which will be inconvenient for the bay area, more threatening for southern california, wind advisories, high wind warnings, red flag warnings. they're likely to issue what they call a particularly dangerous situation red flag warning because the winds there will be gusting from the 60 to 100-mile-an-hour range. around our neck of the woods, the winds won't be nearly as strong. we'll be watching southern california because they haven't had any rain. the good part for us is we've had enough rain recently the fire threat will be severely mitigated by the moisture we've picked up the past couple weeks. we'll still see winds

restaurant tours of the onodera group bought the 600 pound fish at the annual new years auction at tokyo's main fish market. the restaurant group has a few u.s. locations in hawaii, houston and los angeles. that is an awful lot of sashimi, chirashi, bowls, you name it. i mean, that's a lot on the plate here. >> 1.3 million. yeah, it's not cheap to win the lottery to maybe get some. >> you've been you've been eating home food with baby priscilla a lot these days. see you at six. dangerous weather on the move with more than 60 million americans under winter weather alerts. plus, new information on the suspect in the new year's terror attack, including what he did during

sushi restaurant tours the onodera group bought the 600 pound fish at the annual new year auction at tokyo'sain fish market. the restaurant group has a few u.s. locations in hawaii, houston and los angeles. that is an awful lot of sashimi. maybe a tuna fish sandwich is not your jam, though. >> all kinds of good stuff. yeah, i guess you buy it for 1.3 and then a michelin price, you can resell it, and it's a great value. i guess so. >> are you thinking? >> i'm trying to think about how they turn around and what they're going hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living.

these quotas will ensure a reduction in imports even below the ambitious levels we set at the recent tokyoummit. point three: to give us energy security, i am asking for the most massive peacetime commitment of funds and resources in our nation's history to develop america's own alternative sources of fuel-from coal, from oil shale, from plant products for gasohol, from unconventional gas, from the sun. i propose the creation of an energy security corporation to lead this effort to replace 2 1/2 million barrels of imported oil per day by 1990. the corporation will issue up to $5 billion in energy bonds, and i especially want them to be in small denominations so that average americans can invest directly in america's energy security. just as a similar synthetic rubber corporation helped us win world war ii, so will we mobilize american determination and ability to win the energy war. moreover, i will soon submit legislation to congress calling for the creation of this nation's first solar bank, which will help us achieve the crucial goal of 20 percent of our energy coming from solar power b

the companies, along with tokyo based softbank, have plans to invest up to $500 billion in the coming years. stargate's first joint venture will be to construct data centers in texas. ellison says that effort is already underway. well, good thing the super bowl isn't is just filled with snow, and it's going to host the super bowl in a few weeks. check out the super dome. things will heat up when the big game comes to town, but in the meantime, the big easy is seeing record breaking amounts of snow. as jeff told us, previous record for snowfall was about 2.5in, which was set in the 60s. today, that number has doubled with over five inches of snow blanketing the city. the storm has prompted the national weather service to issue a first ever blizzard warning for louisiana. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. raj mathai joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. a lot happening, new rules and a lot of changes. it's coming at us fast. president trump's first full day in office among the executive orders he's already signed. having the

in tokyo's takutai temple, crowds line up to ring in the new year by striking the temple bell.ering happy new year! as the clock struck midnight in hong kong, fireworks illuminated the sky above the victoria harbour. beijing held its huge annual gala to start the new year. taiwan welcomed 2025 with an impressive fireworks display, using all 500m of taipei 101. midnight in india was marked by a firework display in mumbai. in the uae, fireworks are set off from the world's tallest building, the burj khalifa in dubai. and in new york, the times square ball makes its way to the top of its pole, ready for the big apple's curtain to rise on 2025. nickjohnson, bbc news. last few hours, tens of thousands in london brought in the new year, as a massive fireworks display erupted around the historic elizabeth tower in westminster, also known as big ben. that's despite bad weather causing other new year's events across the country to be cancelled. here's a bird's—eye view of the scene showing the colourful spectacle that welcomed in 2025. just before that, paris rang in the new year in spe

the companies, along wit tokyo based softbank, have plans to invest up to $500 billion in the coming years. stargate's first venture will be to construct data centers in the state of texas. larry ellison says that project is already underway. well, up next, we lost an iconic bay area chef. how charles fan changed the san francisco restaurant scene. you're watching nbc bay i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] bloomingdales is the latest retailer to announce it's closing its location in san francisco's largest mall. the store, located in the san francisco center near union square, has been there for nearly two decades. the company, citing a shift in the retail landscape and evolving strategi

this is new video out of tokyo, where a bluefin tuna fetched more than ¥200 million.that's about $1.3 million. there it is, right there in all its glory. the first auction of the year. this was at the famed fish market. after the auction, the tuna was carved in front of customers at a restaurant served for about $8 per two piece serving. at the same auction, a purple sea urchin auctioned off at ¥7 million, which is close to $45,000. wow. okay. the red cross needs blood donations. the need is really high, so they're getting creative to encourage more people to help them out. yeah. the red cross is teaming up with the nfl to give a lucky donor super bowl tickets. and those who donate blood through january 26th will be automatically entered into a super bowl ticket giveaway. the package includes round trip airfare, hotel for three nights, and tickets for two. they're also throwing in a $1,000 gift card to help cover other expenses. coming up tonight at seven. thousands of veterans still feeling the fallout of anti-gay policies in the military. their discharge status is k

the companies, along with tokyo based softbank, have plans to invest up to $50 billion in the coming years. but california's attorney general is vowing to see president trump in court. california, along with 17 other states and the city of san francisco, have filed a lawsuit officially challenging trump's executive order on birthright citizenship. mr. trump signed that order on his first day in office. it would limit the right to citizenship to children who have at least one parent who is a u.s. citizen or is a permanent u.s. resident. attorney general rob bonta argues it violates the 14th amendment, which was ratified back in 1868. the president chose to start his second term by knocking down one of our country's foundational long standing rights and disregarding our nation's governing document. the questions around birthright citizenship have been asked and answered. this is settled. this is established, resolved in the highest court of the land. bonta says the order would impact more than 20,000 babies born every year in california. trump's proposal doesn't go into effect for a mo

the chip names are doing well thanks to jensen huang and nvidia, the likes of tokyo electron surging and helping the nikkei to these out performances as we see the bank stocks also lifting the gauge helped along by the export related counters given the week yen but on the hong kong benchmark it's the underperformance as two of the biggest stocks in the greater china region get put on a u.s. defense department blacklist and have denied any links with the chinese military but down to the lowest level since mid-september and it's a benchmark heavyweight so is dragging. the hong sing responsible for the 2% decline. the japanese yen had its weakest level against the greenback in six months, some of this blamed on portfolio repositioning and it is approaching levels that last true intervention from japanese authorities. we got some job owning from the japanese finance chief but it looks like the direction of travel still for dollar yen is higher. >> avril hong in singapore. now the released -- the race to replace justin trudeau is off -- is on after he said he is resigning after more than

now before we go, and john blueprint unit has fetched more than $1300000.00 of tokyo's prestigious new year. official auction the price cash weighing 276 kilograms with snap time joined. lead by a top wholesaler had a luxury sushi restaurant bid is the 2nd highest ever recorded. and the toys 2 markets, annual event fully show though of a wreck were 3 point. $1000000.00 said in 2019, no red herrings the positive meaning pocket. and we've got a website obviously don't call them the news, continue see it off to the listing post. see like the hidden in hundreds and communities across india is a deadly fiber. asbestos. the world's largest imports in india uses especially those can use this product from roosting to call leaving work is with a dangerous one on the east investigate, especially a just sign in on out is there of the issues a moment in history that we don't often see where we actually see genocide being perpetrated as an in a situation where western governments like the united states view k and others have been completed. you've got western media that have actually become a part

the snow and the rain that's coming in spots of japan, we're seeing those double digits remain in tokyo through to wednesday. behind that it is getting a cooler with the central pots and southern pots of china. we are expecting some of that wants to come in by the time we get to the say, we're expecting to be double digits in shanghai. now, after a cold wave swept across the nose, india, we aren't going to see how much is picking up slightly in new delhi over the next few days. we'll see those folk issues remain on wednesday for places like to per dash, but things auto anymore. what some wintry across northern pockets, dawn, northern india, stretching across an important baton. it's going to get west to here. and it is lucky to get west across southern parts of india and sri lanka, some heavy rain coming in here. it will be moon wintery enough, gone this time on wednesday. the, there's a camera watching may. so i'm going to watch it. surveillance tech is key to sustaining is rails occupation. you don't necessarily know who's watching you at the training . it's called the official intell

. >> the likes of tokyo electron and advantest. as we previously thought? and that called into question the valuations for these stocks, which. >> is why you saw. >> their stocks fall precipitously or starkly, at least out in tokyo in today's session. one of the reasons why the nikkei 225 closed in the red. now, you'd think chinese chip related stocks would. also benefit from this news, but not exactly. it's not that simple, it seems. as you can see here, despite the fact that shanghai and the hang seng both closed in the green. smic, the chinese chip maker, actually closed in the red. galaxy core a chip designer actually reported that they are expecting profits to triple this year, and that's one of the reasons why they saw a bump up. >> but again, nothing. >> sky high. nothing dramatic in terms. >> of their intraday. >> gains today session. the big question though. >> will be is what will. >> happen when we see south korean and taiwanese markets, which are offline for most of this week, come back to come back online. and how the likes of samsung, sk hynix

pick up despite those wintery features will be back up above the average to 13 degrees celsius in tokyo on monday. but some very wet weather is working its way out. east with wintery features moving across the korean peninsula. its logic quiet for much of a china, with temperatures still above the average, lots of warm weather to be found here. bays, yang, shanghai, and hong kong. but we'll see the temperature come down slightly in taipei with the cool wind blowing south are the we are the cdc, cdc legend some clothes in for the stories of civilizations that market history was. this is where the story of savannah do you have any stories to tell the the the watching out of their mind. if our top story is best, let's serious state and full cost, as says damascus. apple will start operating international science from tuesday. domestic flights resumed in december with a fast flight taking on from damascus to the 2nd largest city. and that is where any strikes across guns, a killed at least 28 palestinians across the street. since dawn in the south one drained strongly on a call and on eunic

choose that will garage, he make his wife out of the race as we go through, choose type 13 celsius for tokyo last night with possibility behind to be just very much on the slide that for sold at one degree celsius being off of much of china, it is settled and quiet. the, the grace of the damage close to the precious gross lots of chillies is being reversed with one of the world's biggest conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic of the pedagogy and if they're plentiful and they're calm like this one is, then you know that the system is coming back and that they feel no surrender. and that's why you know, i, for 3 wilding patagonia on, i'll just say era of pools, and garza had become a buffalo. sorry patients. unhelpful of his all victims of is, was, was the director of come all, i had one hospital and the nose is missing off being detained. for course, the how can the un i'm the wealth house still as role from attacking health facilities. this is inside the hello and welcome to the program on the wrong code. the united nation says only 16 of the $36.00 hospitals inc, cause i.

restaurant tours of the onodera group bought the 600 pound fish at the annual new years auction at tokyo's main fish market. the restaurant group has a few u.s. locations in hawaii, houston and los angeles. that is an awful lot of sashimi, chirashi, bowls, you name it. i mean, that's a lot on the plate here. >> 1.3 million. yeah, it's not cheap to win the lottery to maybe get some. >> you've been you've been eating home food with baby priscilla a lot these days. see you at six. dangerous weather on the move with more than 60 million americans under winter weather alerts. plus, new information on the suspect in the new year's terror attack, including what he did during prior trips to new orleans. >> but we begin with that massive bone-chilling winter storm impacting the post holiday rush, causing spin-outs and pile-ups on highways. jackknifed trucks and crashing involving first responders. a swath of snow and freezing rain from the central plains to the mid-atlantic covering 18 states in all. plus tornado warnings in the south. our weather team times it all out. >> the news just in from new

trip with you we first been to south korea where the former ally is hold up resisting arrest resisted tokyo where leaders are rather annoyed about the decision on blocking the purchase of u.s. steel we are here in paris the far right is on the rise. the government is a little chaotic. we are going to italy next were the prime minister's close friends with elon musk. the set of alliances that's in better shape than when you inherited it. looking at this pattern what would you tell united states people the challenged relationships you are facing is a quick question about greenland. what did you tell the minister about trump's interest in taking over the european territory. how outward are you about a conflict between the united states and europe on that front? and lastly, apologize elon musk. what should u.s. allies make of his eagerness to support far right leaders in europe and around the world given his closeness to president-elect trump and his global business interests? i wanted to ask, what is france prepared to do to protect greenland and denmark if trump continues to press forward in