in temple hills at fuji mountain steakhouse on branch avenue, the kitchen gets good reviews for woksf japanese cooking. so good, customers often order and pay in advance. >> reporter: the health department found droppings all over the kitchen. >> droppings. oh my gosh. and i paid. oh pie gosh. >> reporter: what would we find? we'll show you in a moment. but first, this closure on bening road, southeast, at dollar plus food store. inspectors shut it down, reporting unsanitary conditions including no hot water, no sanitation supervisor, and no one who could even answer basic food safety questions. >> get out of the store. >> reporter: true manager? >> i said get out of the store. >> reporter: we're here to talk to you about the health department closure. >> you've got to talk to the owner. >> reporter: the owner didn't respond. the same rules that apply that shut down this grocery store also apply to liquor stores that handle food. at this liquor store inspectors suspended its license for no hot water. >> reporter: hi, i'm russ ptacek with channel 9. we're here about the health departm

back in october toyota, mazda and fuji heavy industries posted year-on-year sales declines of between 40% and 70%. but the numbers for november released on monday show that toyota sales fell 22%, mazda showed a drop of nearly 30%, and fuji about 55%. the somewhat better numbers for november are traced to stepped-up outside sales campaigns by the japanese companies. they also provided financial support for vehicles damaged during anti-japan protests in china in september over a territorial dispute. >>> japan market observers have something to be cheerful about despite the global downturn. firms have increased corporate capital spending for a fourth straight quarter. finance ministry officials said monday that capital investment from july to september totalled about $107 billion. that's an increase of 2.2% in yen terms from last year. analysts said the ministry surveyed over 30,000 companies with capital of over 10 million yen. automakers expanded production to build new models of cars. consumers rushing for smartphones led to mobile phone carriers investing more in facilities. applianc

. >> he will work up to fuji and australia and across asia.w, as you get -- we are moving faster than i wanted to. north and west of australia there, there is an island called christmas island. >> i didn't know that. >> 1400 residents. >> santa stops here and resupplies and the reindeer get a break. >> is that where he vacations on his off time? >> i don't know. >> there are plenty of photographers to try to catch him. >> the thinking is if you see him, your best chance is there because he stops there for a period of time. >> then he continues to work west and eventually boys and girls up the eastern seaboard, santa will get in early tonight and tomorrow morning. >> and work westward. >> the last stop believe it or not would be near hawaii. >> or probably hawaii itself. >> the president and the girls will be the last people to get a visit. >> that's right. >> then he heads back up to the north pole. it's as norad explained to us, we can't understand the speed with which he does this. >> we mentioned that last week. >> there is science and magi

looking at the picture of mount fuji always pulled at his heart strings. before he moved to china he could see it from his house. so pictures of mountains also surge memories of home. finally, he was able to set foot on the land of his birth in 1988, watanabe visited japan with others displaced by the war. he hoped to reunite with his family. but with so little information about his parents, watanabe couldn't find them. even so he chose to return to japan for good. he and his chinese wife decided to live where his guarantor lived. watanabe was 53 at the time. but settling into japan was not easy. watanabe couldn't get a job. employers found him too old. so he and his wife live frugally on welfare. learning japanese has been another struggle. even today he has trouble retaining the language. >> translator: i find it difficult to remember what i've learned. there are still so many words that i still have a hard time understanding. >> reporter: but if life gets him down, he can turn to someone for help. he makes it his job to help orphans displaced by the war

in temple hills at fuji mountain steakhouse on branch avenue, the kitchen gets good reviews for woks of japanese cooking. >> now that i know, it may not be so g. >> reporter: so good that customers order and pay in advance. >> the health department found rodent droppings. >> oh my gosh. and i paid. oh my gosh. >> reporter: what would we find? we'll show you in a moment. but first, this closure on bening road southeast at dollar plus food store. inspectors shut it down reporting unsanitary conditions including no hot water, no sanitation supervisor, and no one who could even answer basic food safety questions. >> get out of the store. >> are you the manager? >> i said get out of the store. >> get out of the store. >> we're here to talk to you. >> you've got to get permission from the other than. >> the owner didn't respond. >> reporter: the same rules that apply to restaurants that shut down this grocery store also apply to liquor stores that handle food. at chap's liquor, inspectors suspended its license for no hot water. >> i'm from channel 9. we're here about the health department

fuji 2 uses a smartphone to analyze the condition of a person's skin. users place a sheet called a color reference chart alongside their face and take photos with smartphones that have special software inside. it compares the skin with their chart. it rates the user's skin condition. they say the data are uploaded and stored to help users and cosmetics companies to choose suitable skin care products and treatments. meanwhile, sony has utilized its digital processing technology to develop a system that displays how much melanin a user's skin contains. users can check the condition of their skin just by pressing a simple device against their faces. sony says it enables users to know the extent of blemishes they're likely to have in the future. electronics makers are developing new technologies for the beauty and health care markets to make up for the falling sales of televisions and other home appliances. >>> let's now get a check on the global economic calendar for this week. it is a slow week during the seasonal holidays. on wednesday, the standard and

the collapsed tunnel lies deep in the mountains of central japan, just to the north of mount fuji. it is part of the expressway that links tokyo to central and western japan. the tunnel itself is nearly 5 kilometers or 3 miles long. engineers are trying to work out what went wrong. what caused the huge concrete ceiling segments to suddenly give away and crashed to the road below 0-- and crash to the road below? and why had the tunnel past the city in best -- passed the safety inspection just months ago? >> they will quickly take measures to prevent similar accidents. >> that work began with a hammer and chisel. across japan, there are thought to be at least 49 tunnels of similar age and designed to the one that collapsed. it will take a lot of workers an awful long time to check every inch of every one like this. the question people are asking here is why wasn't it done before. bbc news, yoky -- tokyo. >> it is nearly 25 years since saddam hussein's forces killed thousands of iraqi kurds with chemical weapons. now the kurdistan regional government is trying to establish the attack

fuji always pulled at his heart strings. before he moved to china, he could see it from his house. so pictures of mountains always stirred memories of home. finally he was able to set foot on the land of his birth. in 1988, watanabe visited japan with orphans displaced by the war. he hoped to reunite with his family. but with so little information about his parents, watanabe couldn't find them. even so, he chose to return to japan for good. he and his chinese wife decided to live in nara prefecture, where his guarantor lived. watanabe was 53 at the time. but settling into japan was not easy. watanabe couldn't get a job. employers found him too old, so he and his wife lived frugally on welfare. learning japanese has been another struggle. even today he will struggle retaining the language. >> translator: i find it difficult to remember what i've learned. there are still so many words that i still have a hard time understanding. >> reporter: but if life gets him down, he can turn to someone for help. shigiaki inouye makes it his job to help orphans displaced by the war. 24 years ago,

i climbed mount fuji with my son, oscar. he is only 12 and it's a serious climb with oxygen tanks.n't know that until we got up this. they were selling them up there for $3,000. >> jimmy: did he mknow? how long does it take? >> ten days. each station is a couple hours climb and we stayed on the eighth station. that's close. we had been going six hours. and you then sleep until 1:30 in the morning and climb the rest. in japan they give you a meal and you go to sleep in these shelves. there are shelves laid out and they all just pile in like sardines and all the japanese people like this is normal and it's fine an they climb in and they give you a pact of rice as a pillow. >> jimmy: what? as a pillow. >> if you imagine that's the aisle and that's the wall and they are on their iphones like this. and they literally all just go -- >> jimmy: they're dining right? >> right in front of you. the westerner. you are on a tatami mat. >> jimmy: you're too big. >> it's very uncomfortable. i'm walking up and down the whole time. i walk past. 1:30 in the morning we get up and they just literally

i was waiting for to you break out in fuji la there. good show, always. good job hosting this week, my friend. be well. coming up, let's make a deal. both parties say there is nothing new. what's on the table for the white house this afternoon? latest and how going over the cliff will hurt you come tuesday. we will remember general schwartzkopf of up next. >>> deal or no deal? down to the wire as president obama and congressional leaders meet at the white house

the international office of you are fuji in 1938. he yearned to rally members of the non-- and wished he could do something akin to lindberg's recent flight across the atlantic. 1928 he decided it was up to him too a tattered equivalent to go around the world alone by bicycle. luckily he didn't have to do that actually. he departed shanghai on a battered secondhand bicycle but then upgraded to a new bicycle in ban cook and a battered secondhand motorcycle. it gave a new motorcycle and a letter that guaranteed assistance from area offices around the world. the publish account thanked the worldwide services of the ymca, shell oil, and the fire stone company. he dependented on the goal availability of gasoline, oil, and tin food. the array much industrial good and services that were now spread almost everywhere in the world. like the circumcycling with the south asian he made the transend with the encouragement of many white russians. above all, there was the pass port for which he was unlikely around the world ambassador. the document

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nearly five kilometers, or about three miles long on a busy stretch of road between tokyo and mount fujis from missed show the extensive damage. heavy machinery has been working around the clock, but it is slow going as crews are concerned about a further collapse. the company that operates the tunnel tells us that an inspection was actually carried out on it in just the past two to three months. now the big question on the minds of many people here in japan and elsewhere is how could this happen and could it happen again? alex zolbert, cnn, tokyo. >>> well, if you err complained about being stuck in traffic, have a look at this. heavy snow causing a, wait for it, 120-mile backup this weekend along a highway between moscow and st. petersberg. thousands of cars and trucks gridlocked. temperatures, by the way, below freezing. russian officials admit they were not prepared to clear the early winter snow and ice. traffic now rolling along at about 50 miles an hour. a bit of an improvement. >>> well, north korea is planning to test fire a long range rocket later this month, and that is, of co

marie callender's dutch apple pie with fresh fuji apples and a crust made from scratch... callender's. it's time to savor. >> gretchen: 16 minutes after the top of the hour. for four years, jon hammer fought in iraq and afghanistan, probable leaving his country. now he needs his country to help him. the ex-marine is currently locked up in a mexican jail facing 12 years in prison for what his family calls trumped up charges for illegal gun possession. the hammer family has been pleading with u.s. diplomats for help that they say so far nobody has intervened. john's mom, olivia hammer, joins us now live from miami with her heart breaking story. good morning to you, ma'am. >> thank you for having me. >> gretchen: so this has been going on since august 15. your son went to mexico on some sort of a trip. he took a gun that belonged to his great grandfather and he was arrested. pick it up from there. >> he went to the u.s. customs side and told them he wanted to take this rifle on this trip. he was actually -- his destination was costa rica on a surfing trip. he was just going t

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marie callender's dutch apple pie with fresh fuji apples and a crust made from scratch...ter. marie callender's. it's time to savor. >> it's the much anticipated movie about the capture and killing of osama bin laden. >> clayton: you really believe this story? >> osama bin laden, yeah. >> what part convinced you? >> her confidence. >> dave: well, that film "zero dark thirty" called a dangerous mix of fact and fiction by a partisan group of lawmakers and they claim the interrogation techniques stretched the truth and joining us now former navy seal, scott taylor, always good to see you, sir. >> you as well. good morning and merry christmas. >> dave:. and let's start with dianne feinstein and the letter, they're saying enhanced interrogation techniques did not lead to the capture of usama bin laden? do they stretch the truth. i haven't seen the film and let's face it it's not a documentary, it's a movie. unfortunately, with all due respect to the senators, i think they're probably a too little too late that the film is about to be released, they're not going to change anythi