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of japan. it's known for its untouched by time traditional districts -- one of the few cities in japan left relatively's famous for its crafts, for its beautiful ceramics in particular, but also its artistic sensibility. the way it always valued beautiful things, traditions. it's a city that helped masa, then at a crossroads, to discover a whole new world of grace, of aesthetics, of style, that affected him deeply. for most, however, kanazawa is simply a place with great seafood. >> masa: this is the kitchen of the, uh, kanazawa city. >> anthony: yeah? >> masa: this market is. >> anthony: ooh, look at that. lot of crab. >> masa: yeah. sea shrimp, sardine, let's go over there. >> anthony: okay. ooh, look at that. ooh, uni? >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: sea urchin -- one of my absolute favorite things -- has a limited season in japan, from september to april, and it's tastiest in winter. good. from here? >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> worker: [ speaking japanese ] >> masa: hokkaido. >> anthony: hokkaido. >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: good deal. another seasonal specialty currently at or near its best, kano

after mass protests his hong kong all government offices in the city's financial district shut for the rest of the week. japan's prime minister tries to deescalate tension between the u.s. and iran says conflict must be avoided at all costs. this major fiasco the administration quietly let us know on a friday afternoon before a holiday weekend it's really a slap in the face sales to saudi arabia come under fire in the u.s. congress and troops finally reached the scene of a deadly attack in mali but ethnic tension is high amid reports of more attacks. now government offices in hong kong's financial district have been closed for the rest of the week after a day of violence left several demonstrators injured streets are being cleared and some businesses are closed. wednesday police fired tear gas pepper spray and rubber bullets at people angry about a controversial extradition bill the proposal could see start suspects for serious crimes being sent to mainland china for trial scott hyder now reports on what's being seen as hong kong's biggest political crisis in years. major intersections in central hong kong tran

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japan on al-jazeera. a day after mass protests at hong kong government offices in the financial district a shot for the rest ofthe week. along down jordan this is al jazeera live from coming up japan's prime minister tries to deescalate tensions between the u.s. and iran she says conflict must be avoided at all costs. troops patrol the scene of a deadly attack in mali but ethnic tension is high and made reports of more violence. we have signs big red marks and we wave it to the children demonstrators are determined to shut down a u.s. detention center holding migrant children without their parents. government offices in hong kong's financial district have been closed for the rest of the week after a day of violence left several demonstrators injured streets are being cleared and some businesses a shot on wednesday police fired tear gas pepper spray and rubber bullets a people angry over a controversial extradition bill the proposed law could see suspects for serious crimes being sent to mainland china for trial sarah clarke joins us again from hong kong sara so a government headquarters now closed what happens

district to shop for the rest of the week. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up japan's prime minister tries to deescalate tensions between the u.s. and iran she says conflict must be avoided at all costs. troops patrolling the scene of a deadly attack in mali but ethnic tension is high and the reports of more violence . we have signs big red marks and we wave it to the children. demonstrators are determined to shut down the u.s. detention center holding migrant children without their parents. tension is rising on the streets of hong kong once again as police and protesters face off violent clashes that forced the closure of government offices in hong kong's financial district several demonstrators were injured on wednesday when police fired tear gas pepper spray and rubber bullets into the crowd but the government down its opponents say they won't back down over a controversial extradition law which could see the suspects to serious crimes sent to mainland china for trial with sarah joins us live now from hong kong sara so with government headquarters now closed what happens next for this n

district. no less in 24 hours fishermen in japan will resume commercial whaling after a gap of more than 30 years tokyo says some spaces have recovered enough and it no longer needs to comply with an international ban about as many on a 100 ports the decision to hunt whales for food may neither be palatable no profitable at home. for more than 30 years the international whaling commission has been locked in a fight its job is to protect whales pushed close to extinction it 3 countries norway iceland and japan have pursued the right to hunt them late last year japan argued there was scientific proof some species had recovered enough to allow sustainable hunting and it pushed again for the $9906.00 ban on commercial whaling to be lifted when the whaling commission rejected japan's proposal japan withdrew and its whaling fleet is preparing to presume hunting minky as well as beat whales but when the fleet returns to the water some things will be different japan says it will only hunt in its territorial waters not the open seas of the antarctica north pacific where it has until now been hunting for s

district a shop for the rest of the week. along down jordan the saudis they're on live from also coming up japan's prime minister tries to deescalate tension between the u.s. and iran she says conflict must be avoided at all costs. troops patrol the scene of a deadly attack in mali but ethnic tension is high but reports of more violence. britain commits to doing its bit to save the planet's aiming for net 0 carbon emissions in 30 years time. tension is rising on the street. in hong kong once again as police and protesters face off violent clashes of force the closure of government offices in hong kong's financial district several demonstrators were injured on wednesday when police fired tear gas at a spray and rubber bullets into the crowd and both the government and its opponents say they won't back down over a controversial extradition law which could see suspects of serious crimes sent to mainland china the trial of sarah clark joins us live now from hong kong sara so with government headquarters now closed what happens next to this new extradition rule. well as you mentioned the government headquarters is closed due to security

japan town live in san jose rob flood kron 4 news. >>happening now in day 9 of the teacher strike in the new haven unified school district and today the state superintendent of public instruction join the negotiations with hopes. bringing the work stoppage to an end. kron forced to leave jig all reports the 2 sides are still very far apart. >>negotiations between the bargaining teams of the new haven unified school district and the new haven, teachers association began at 11 o'clock in the morning here at the alameda county office of education in hayward but before the 2 sides met collectively they met individually with state superintendent of public instruction, tony thurmond is a difficult conversations, teachers will be in their they don't want to be on strike they want to be. >>working with kids and helping them in and my sense is that's what everybody wants and so the best thing that i think i can do some key people at the table and moving toward a resolution. thurmond is in town from sacramento. he says the nine-day strike has gone on long enough and that his priority is to end it any time get out class and teachers have been ou

highly partisan debate over redrawing of electoral districts saying that the court has no role to play in that. now u.s. president donald trump has arrived in our soccer japan for a 2 day g 20 summit where there's likely to be tense discussions on trade president trump is already in broad in tit for tat terrorists with china and he's due to meet president xi on saturday. well iran is also expected to be on the agenda of the g. 20 leaders meetings a u.s. special envoy on iran brian hoke he's warning of. consequences if iran breaches nuclear restrictions that are part of the $250.00 nuclear deal he's accusing iran of nuclear blackmail and says washington is committed to its policy of maximum economic pressure on to iran because he said it's working well he's currently in europe for talks on the situation in the gulf tehran though is saying is on the verge of breaking a central component of that nuclear deal iran's foreign ministers responded on twitter to u.s. sanctions and president trump's claim that any war with iran would be short lived the harm it just adds or reset sanctions aren't an alternative to war they are war he went on to say that a short war wi

presidents use foreign trips to district from their problems at home and use them as sort of a reset and we've seen in tokyo here so far the president is going back to japan this summer to the g 20. we've seen he doesn't actually use these to distract. he continues to talk about political problems back home and impeachment. it's on his mind. it's not going away, and he's not using these abroad to take a break or recast the narrative around himself. >> with great thanks to our big three on a monday night, to annie, robert costa, tim o'bryan, greatly appreciate having you on the broadcast tonight. >>> coming up on the 2020 race including what happened to one democratic candidate that might have seemed like the longest two minutes of his political life and a surprising update to a story out of north korea we told you about last week as "the 11th hour" is just getting underway on this monday night. most of us don't know how much data we use. but we all know we're paying too much for it. enter xfinity mobile. america's best lte, with the most wifi hotspots combined for the first time. when you're near an xfinity hotspot you're connected to wifi, saving on data