i will explain briefly how the energy policy fukishima changed after the -- changed after the fukishima accident. there were 31 countries that have this. they all conducted reassessment and re-enhancement programs. most of the countries reduce their energy policy. there are 13 countries in belgium, sweden. they all announced the area. the u.s., canada and so on and so forth including south korea and so on. they decided not to change their energy policy. they decided to proceed. what i am trying to say is that the energy policy is country specific. there are different resources and so on. our energy policy was also revised on november 3. they can gradually reduce the to the generations next and also activity to increase the renewable energy. and then gradually toward the homeland society. i would say over it -- even though they're responsible for the policy, they are trying to implement a so-called complementary program by increasing the atomic to energy to face the nuclear power plants and so on. to my own viewpoint they would increase insufficient ones. increasing the risk of energy se

. >> month reports of damage or injuries in japan after a quake 170 miles from fukishima. four small tsunamis measuring about 15 inches hit the japanese coastline after the quake. the national tsunami warning center says there was no danger along u.s.-west coast, hawaii, alaska or canada. >> well, we continue to follow a massive fire burning in chicago near historic wrigley field we showed you first pictures on abc7 news at 4:00. firefighters have been battling flames nearly two hours now. it started in a commercial building four block frtz chicago cubs ballpark. the flames then spread to an apartment building next door. the fire has not affected chicago train service. there you can see trains passing close to the flames but they're still running. no word on what caused the fire. at this point no reports of injuries. >> i can't imagine riding over that. power remains off after an electrical fire. police and fire responded to reports of an explosion at the civilian on south first street this morning. they found a man with burn as above the waist the man was a worker caught

residents have been allowed to permanently return to 11 municipalities affected by the meltdown of the fukishima power plant. officials say cleanup is taking longer due to a lack of space for the waste material. a budget battle has ignited in italy. the country's three major unions are preparing for strikes this week. workers are protesting the 2014 budget which includes austerity measures. they argue it does little to reform the country's sluggish economy. meanwhile -- italy's main business lobby argues the cuts in the budget are not enough to promote growth. unions will hold half day strikes until mid november. tough times at mcdonalds. in its third quarter earnings, mcdonalds reported its fourth straight quarter of slow sales. the company missed on revenue and said it expects sales to be flat in october. international business also dropped.customers did respond to new menu items such as oatmeal, wraps and lattes. but the chain is selling fewer standard menu items. mcdonalds stock dipped 6 tenths of a percent in trading yesterday. hasbro is having serious fun with profits. the toy maker's shar

. >>> earth to my republican friends have you ever heard the word fukishima?ake up, what are you doing to the american people? you don't like a bill? so you shut down the government? you take all of the watch dogs off the job? this shut down is mindless. >> boxer noted thousands of people in california and conservative states signed up for affordable care act. >> well, as you mentioned a moment ago, signs wash is moving closer to a deal sent stock prices up today but what happens if there is no deal? a lot of people are warning of the consequences. wendy gill yet has that part of the story. >> closing bell signaled the end of what turned out to be a positive day. signs a deal may be closer at hand helped turn around u.s. markets experts say no agreement would bring big problems. >> that i is going he trigger a chain reaction that is unpredictable. nobody know what's will happen if have you to call in to question the viability of treasury securities. >> the shut down cost the u.s. more than $100 million per day. but economists say not raising by thursday could

snekt a shooting of three officers surrounded >> also we're going show a video we have from the fukishima coast of japan. the region hit today >> a new up for the crash of asiana flight 214. investigators traveling the world to find out what went wrong. >>> a 92-year-old world war ii veteran [s[man] no one told her,right?a. [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> breaking developments in a shooting of an officer in roseville. >> police say they're taking it slowly because they believe he's armed with an assault rifle. a federal immigration officer was shot in the leg and two other roseville officers hit with bullet fragments or shrapnel and are all said to be doing okay chlth. >> they've been searching for one gunman we understand they're convinced there is only one suspect. they do have that one person surrounded in a building as we speak. our breaking news coverage continues here, of course, and on twitter. >>> a tsunami warning force aid brief evacuation order in japan the 7.3 quake struck off the east coast in the morning japan time centered 170 miles from the area devastated from the area of the

. >>> earth to my republican friends have you ever heard the word fukishima?what i'm talking about here? wake up, what are you doing to the american people? you don't like a bill? so you shut down the government? you take all of the watch dogs off the job? this shut down is mindless. >> boxer noted thousands of people in california and conservative states signed up for affordable care act. >> well, as you mentioned a moment ago, signs wash is moving closer to a deal sent stock prices up today but what happens if there is no deal? a lot of people are warning of the consequences. wendy gill yet has that part of the story. >> closing bell signaled the end of what turned out to be a positive day. signs a deal may be closer at hand helped turn around u.s. markets experts say no agreement would bring big problems. >> that i is going he trigger a chain reaction that is unpredictable. nobody know what's will happen if have you to call in to question the viability of treasury securities. >> the shut down cost the u.s. more than $100 million per day. but economists say