i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.nnouncer: "euromaxx highlights," host: good evening. the latest trends year, fashion and photography festival. crystal cloud, a sparkling sensation somewhere in the austrian else. taking things to the limit at the german obstacle course. terrace, london, and milan are still the hubs for mainstream fashion here in europe but the who's who of the industry also have a much more eclectic and intimate -- in the french city of hyeres.

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> italian police say they have arrested a man suspected of being involved in a deadly attack in tunisia. they say he arrived in the country on a migrant boat. they describe him as a 22-year-old from morocco. they say the man crossed the mediterranean with migrants on a smuggler's boat in february. italian authorities say they ordered him to leave the country but don't know where he went after that. his arrest is getting criticism from groups. tunisia is hunting for several suspects on the attack on the bardo museum in due nis. 22 people were killed. >>> in other news, the foreign ministers of thailand, malaysia and indonesia, have held emergency talks on the thousands of migrants adrift off their coasts. most of the migrants are row hin ga migrants from myanmar. they have agreed to continue to shelter them. the thai foreign minister withheld a decision suggesting that a legal progress was needed. >> reporter: amid increasing international pressure, the foreign ministers of the three

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> indians are suffering through a fatal heat wave. more than 500 people have died from the hot weather. temperatures soared to 47 agrees celsius in eastern parts of the country. people in the capital -- heatstroke and dehydration have caused most of the deaths. patients are flooding hospitals across the country but with frequent blackouts many arrive to find no air-conditioning or electric fans. officials are trying to set up stations to distribute water and dairy products. they are urging people to stay indoors. weather forecasters predict that the heat may last for a week. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe has instructed cabinet ministers to ensure they met in tokyo and issued a joint statement. in the statement the statement says the two countries will start talks towards signen an agreement on the transfer of defense equipment and technology. it will be the first time for japan to engage in such talks with an asean member. >> translator: prime minister -- and i agreed to st

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. xnóx stacey thunder: on this edition of native report we view the dreamlike art of rabbett before horses strickland. we interview author erik redix about legendary ojibwe chief joe white. and from this week's native report archives, a tribute to the late chairman of the agua caliente band of cahuilla indians richard milanovich. we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this native report. [music playing] production of native report is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. [music playing]

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. -on this edition of "native report," we attend a summer youth program at the university of wisconsin-eau claire, we visit leech lake tribal college and learn about the development of the campus, and we revisit the "cobell" litigation. - --by having all these lands held in trust for individual indians. -we also learn something new about indian country here from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from shakopee mdewakton sioux community and the blandin foundation.

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> japanese investigators are learning more about what caused a south korean airliner to skid off the runway in hiroshima one month ago. they're closing in on what went on in the cockpit in the final minutes before the passenger jet touched down and they say the pilot may have failed a landing attempt. investigators say the asiana airlines airbus a-320 approached at an unusually low altitude. it clipped a communications antenna at the end of the tarmac before the pilot made a hard landing. the jet then veered off the runway before coming to a stop. more than 20 passengers were injured. officials with japan's transport safety board released their analysis of data from the flight recorder. they say the aircraft started to lose too much altitude after the pilot switched from automatic to manual control. they say that happened one minute before the accident, and they say the pilot then tried to lift the plane's nose about two seconds before touching down by applying full engine thrust, b

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. xnóx host: welcome to euromaxx highlights. thanks for joining us. we have put together the best bits of the week for you. let's have a look at the top stories coming up. home style. the milan furniture fair shows the latest trends in interior design. healthy option. more and more people like to eat well during their lunch breaks. worlds apart. a london-based company is making handmade, high-quality globes. the worlds largest furniture and design fair finishes up this weekend. it is showcasing the latest interior design trends and keeping up with what's hot and whats not. and it looks like the somber cool looking creations are being replaced with what is being

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> soccer's world governing body is trying to show it's business as usual amid allegations of corruption. fifa has opened its congress as scheduled. sepp balloter has failed to accept responsibility for the scandal. >> i cannot monitor everyone all of the time. >> balloter made his first appearance since u.s. authorities indicted nine high ranking officials including two vice presidents. authorities say the men took the money in exchange for swaying the outcome of the body's past presidential election, the selection of host nations for the world cup and broadcasting rights. balloter said he vowed to find a way to fix things. balloter is running for his fifth term in office. reactions are coming in from around the world. former brazil striker and current senator romario slammed the officials. >> translator: the most corrupt body in soccer is the brazilian federation and worldwide it's fifa. >> the president of uefa met with reporters ahead of the fifa congress. uefa is under fifa's um

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> french president francois hollande is urging countries to make a commitment to reducing greenhouse gases. he is preparing to host the u.n. climate change conference scheduled for december in paris. and he is encouraging participants to get their emissions targets in early. >> translator: we have 200 days before c.o.p. 21. the clock is ticking. >>> hollande said so far only about 40 countries have submitted targets to the u.n. and he stressed the need for financial support to help developing nations reach their targets. he spoke at a meeting in berlin to delegates from over 30 countries, including japan, the united states and china. they worked on a new framework to tackle global warming. the goal is to create a framework that the nearly 200 members of the u.n. conference in december can agree to. japan is one of the countries that have not yet handed in targets. environment minister yoshio mochizuki says he understands that some countries want japan to announce its target as soon as possible. >> translator: i told the delegates that the prime min

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us.tacey thunder (voiceover): on this edition of "native report," we visit harvard university and learn about the archaeology and history of the indian college at colonial harvard. we meet robert anderson, visiting professor at harvard law school. and from the "native report" archives we take a look back at a story about the federal recognition process. we also learned something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this native report. announcer: production for "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. [music playing]

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> leaders of saudi arabia say they're prepared to introduce humanitarian cease-fire in yemen. they say the five-day period would allow workers to reach of aid. a saudi-led coalition of countries launched air strikes against houthi rebels sick weeks ago. a u.n. official has called for a truce. he said violence in the region has killed around 1400 people including civilians and injured 6,000. saudi foreign minister -- held a news conference with u.s. secretary of state john kerry in riyad. >> translator: the kingdom is thinking there could be a cease-fire for a period of five days in yemen. it would allow for the delivery of relief aid to the brothers in the country. if the houthis and their allies are committed to that. >> aid workers say fighting and a lack of fuel is hampering the delivery of daily necessities. the rebels had been demanding saudi halt air strikes as a condition for a cease-fire but it's they haven't officially responded to the proposal. >>> britons have voted in wh

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. sssssssw??????????????????? following organizations: source one management, american facility services group the national hispanic business information clearinghouse, and western union. ♪ >>> hello, everybody and welcome to "latin view." i'm sherri vasquez. hispanic employment in the u.s. increased by almost one million between 2005 and 2006. now according to

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks vep for joining us. xnóx michaela: in the end, less than 30 survived. it took the deaths of some 800 migrants during the sinking of one ship for the european union to once again start paying attention to the mass deaths of migrants in the mediterranean. overnight funding for sea rescue has been tripled. italy had organised its own rescue mission before. mare nostrum came in response to an earlier disaster, but when that ran out of funding last october, the eu's focus was firmly back on protecting its borders with no migration policy in sight. hello and welcome to our special programme on the growing crisis on the mediterranean. here's what we've got coming up. why people risk everything to leave. we head to eritrea.

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> u.s. government officials say they plan to sell osprey transport aircraft to japan's self-defense forces. they say the planes will boost japan's ability to work with the american military. the sale needs the approval of congress before it can go ahead. government officials told congress about the plan. the deal is worth an estimated $3 billion. japan's ground self-defense force hopes to take possession of 17 aircraft by 2019. the u.s. says the planes will enhance japan's ability to carry out humanitarian relief. the announcement comes after japan and the u.s. agreed on new defense cooperation guidelines. officials in tokyo and washington say the aim is to strengthen the alliance and enable japan to play a more active security role. >>> children in nepal could face another challenge after surviving last month's powerful earthquake. officials say the quake damaged or destroyed thousands of schools in the country. they say the prospect of many children returning to classes any time soon is sl

i'm catherine kobayashi. in tokyo. >>> european union leaders have been under pressure to solve a crisis on the mediterranean. they've seen a surge in the number of deaths of migrants trying to reach europe's shores. they've agreed to set up a naval mission to crack down on human traffickers at sea. foreign affairs and defense chiefs from 28 eu nations spoke in brussels. they want to dispatch navy personnel to intercept smugglers and destroy their boats. >> there is a clear sense of urgency in this respect also because we all know very well that june is the beginning of summer and in this operation, seasons are important. >> eu leaders want approval from the u.n. security council to enter libya's territorial waters where smugglers are concentrated. they've already announced plans to introduce refugee quotas for member nations and they've increased funding for rescue missions. >>> officials from across southeast asia are facing a similar problem. they say more than 2,000 refugees have landed in malaysia and in

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do join us again at the top of the hour. we'll be back with more updates. if you're thinking about adding a new deck, or replacing an old one, you might want to consider this - you could have a deck that's longer- lasting, bug- resistant, and earth- friendly by choosing a recycled plastic lumber product. plastic lumber doesn't need sealing, staining painting, or waterproofin g. it looks great and some companies offer a 50- year warranty on their products! these materials look and feel like real wood to us but bugs aren't the least bit interested in chewing them. and even if you live in a damp climate, plastic lumber won't rot! although plastic lumber generally costs more your deck will still be standing while ordinary wooden decks will be long- gone. now that makes sense! michaela: hello and welcome to "global 3000." education means a chance to escape poverty, to build a better future for yourself and your children. that's backed up by many statistics, and that's also what our correspondents around the globe keep reporting b

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100 an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then as it does today over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. stacey thunder (voiceover): on this edition of "native report," we watch master quilt maker gwen westerman construct a beautiful star quilt we learn about "mni sota makoce, the land of the dakota." -with the beautiful people of the red lakes celebration. and we t

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do join us again at the top of the hour. we'll be back with more updates. xnóx michaela: hello and welcome to "global 3000." education means a chance to escape poverty, to build a better future for yourself and your children. that's backed up by many statistics, and that's also what our correspondents around the globe keep reporting back to us. but in the united states, of all places, more and more young people find themselves trapped by the costs of launching a career. we find out why, and here's what else we have coming up for you over the next half-hour. debt traps -- how student loans are plaguing the lives of young americans. magic mountains -- how the andes provide drinking

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> italian police say they have arrested a man suspected of beingnisia. they say he arrived in the country on a migrant boat. they describe him as a 22-year-old from morocco. they say the man crossed the mediterranean with migrants on a smuggler's boat in february. italian authorities say they ordered him to leave the country but don't know where

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> u.s.ficials say they plan to sell osprey transport aircraft to japan's self-defense forces. they say the planes will boost japan's ability to work with the american military. the sale needs the approval of congress before it can go ahead. government officials told congress about the plan. the deal is worth an estimated $3 billion.

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> islamic state militants have been locked in a bloody battle withnd executed several people in a syrian city of palmyra in an effort to control the region. iraqi troops launched an offensive on tuesday. they are pushing toward ramadi in an effort to retake the western province of

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> japanese investigators are learning more about what caused a southairliner to skid off the runway in hiroshima one month ago. they're closing in on what went on in the cockpit in the final minutes before the passenger jet touched down and they say the pilot may have failed a landing attempt. investigators say the asiana airlines airbus a-320 approached at an unusually low altitude. it clipped a

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> a strong earthquake has hit northern japan. japan's meteorological agency say it is focus of the 6.8 magnitude quake was off miyagi prefer below the pacific ocean. the agency has not issued a tsunami warning. officials say the tremor was observed from the northeastern region of japan to northern hokkaido. so far, no major damage has been reported. the operator of fukushima daiichi nuclear plants says no issues have been found. the operator of the onagawa nuclear power plant says officials have not confirmed any trouble. railway operator shinkansen bullet train say they temporarily halted bullet trains in the region in order to confirm safety. officials at the meteorological agency say it was the first strong earthquake to hit the region since july 2011. an expert say it is tremor can be considered an aftershock of march 2011. he says in the past four years quakes measuring around magnitude 7 have been observed about once a year off northeast japan and the pacific ocean. he says aftershocks on a similar scale might come in the n

i'm catherine kobayashi. tokyo. >>> european union leaders have been under pressure to solve a crisis on the mediterranean. they've seen a surge in the number of deaths of migrants trying to reach europe's shores. they've agreed to set up a naval mission to crack down on human traffickers at sea. foreign affairs and defense chiefs from 28 eu nations spoke in brussels. they want to dispatch navy personnel to intercept smugglers and destroy their boats. >> there is a clear sense of urgency in this respecal

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> police in japan have arrest lead the people on charges of illegally importing mushrooms from north korea. he was arrested at his residence on tuesday morning. his father is the chairman of the general association of korean residents in japan. police suspe he and two others imported nearly two tons of

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> indians are suffering through a fatal heat wave.ather. temperatures soared to 47 agrees celsius in eastern parts of the country. people in the capital -- heatstroke and dehydration have caused most of the deaths. patients are flooding hospitals across the country but