the people in charge of fukushima daiichi are struggling to control the plant.l they stop the leaks? and decommission the facilities. get the latest on the aftermath of the nuclear accident with in depth reports and special features. nuclear watch, only on "newsline." >>> one of the world's most iconic cathedrals has been a work in progress for more than a he gro de familia his masterpiece but he died before it was finished. a japanese sculptor has been bringi our reporter had a chance to meet him.forest of fantastic trees soar sagradagaudi's unfinished masterpiece. construction began in 1882 and is still years away from completion. free-flowing sculptures adorn the structure from one end to the other. people have called it a bible of stone. block by block etsuo sato has spent nearly four decades carving and shaping many of those stones. now 62, he is the project's only official sculptor. sato grew up in japan and studied sculpture. at the age of 25 he left for europe. a chance visit to the sagrada familia convinced him he had found what he was looking for. >> t

fukushima prefectural officials say there were two other private hospitals in the evacuation zone, but they've already dismissed their workers. officials plan to lift the evacuation order within two years after decontaminating the area. >>> the islamic state group has released another video on the internet. it shows militants destroying artifacts from the ancient civilization of mesopotamia. the objects apparently date to the period that flourished until the seventh century b.c. the footage shows people vandalizing a museum and ruin. they call the artifacts symbols of idol worship. western media say the museum is in mosul, northern iraq. the city fell to the militants in june last year. the director of unesco's iraq office says, officials are trying to verify the video. he says the agency is working with iraqi authorities to assess the damage. and he says, if the destruction proves to be true, he condemns acts that do not value culture and history. >>> nigerian authorities say a string of bombings has left dozens of people dead. they suspect the islamic militant group boko haram is res

the people in charge of fukushima daiichi are struggling to control the plant. how will they stop the leaks? and decommission the facilities? get the latest on the aftermath of the nuclear accident with in-depth reports, and special features. "nuclear watch," only on "newsline." >>> people working for toyota want more pay than what one of the most profitable automakers in the world wants to offer them. ron madison is here with more on this story. ron? >> yeah, workers have pretty successful talks last year gene. their demands got much higher this year, and it seems that management, having a pretty tough time with that. labor leaders facing an uphill battle in japan's ongoing annual wage negotiations. executives add the country's biggest automaker toyota has suggested demands by its union are too side. the two sides held their first round of talks at the firm's headquarters on wednesday. the union leaders asked for an average increase of about $50 in monthly base pay. they secured a rise of about $23 in last year's negotiations. if the two sides cannot narrow the

s nuclear watchdog says contaminated water leaking from a fukushima nuclear plant is a challenging issue. the international atomic energy agency is looking at reports to decommission the plant, which was dodged in a tsunami in 2011. tetco was criticized with its handseling of radio -- handling of radioactive leaks into the ocean >>> it former president anwar is hoping to be cleared of sodomy charms. it is politicy motivated. the case divided public and political opinion. >> reporter: this is anwar ibrahim. he has been walking in and out of court for over a decade trying to clear his name. his previous acquittal was overturned in march. now guilty of sodomy and sentenced to prison for five years, he's been on bail tending to the final appeal.

the towns also hope the crippled fukushima daiichi plant.nment officials say shipment of the waste are scheduled to begin by march 11th, the fourth anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami. but the date is not firm. the mayors demanded shipments should start later than march 11th. >>> a former u.s. marine has been convicted in the deaths of two men. eddie ray youthrouth has been sentenced to life in prison for shooting the "american sniper" author and his friend. routh, who was charged with killing ex-u.s. navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield in texas in 2013. jurors rejected defense arguments routh was insane at the time. >> having received and accepted the jury's verdict in this matter by statute i'll now impose sentence in this matter. confinement for life. >> kyle served four tours of duty in iraq. he was a highly decorated sniper, believed to have killed 160 people. his autobiography was turned into a blockbuster film. "american sniper" has set box office records in the united states since its january release. after

. >>> and, decontaminating fukushima. work has begun on storage spaces for radioactive waste. >>> leaders in japan are reviewing the government's response to the apparent killings of two japanese nationals in syria. officials are strengthening their efforts to prevent acts of terror in the wake of the hostage crisis. and they say they'll work with experts to craft new measures to tackle terrorism. the government has launched an anti-terror task force at the prime minister's office. chief cabinet secretary yoshihide suga is in charge. suga has met with foreign and justice state ministers to discuss specific measures. he said japan must thoroughly re-examine its anti-terror policies. members of the task force are looking at ways to block terrorists from entering japan and prevent transfers of money to islamic state and other terrorist groups. they're also working to improve the safety of japanese traveling overseas. foreign ministry officials warn freelance journalist kenji goto three times to stay out of syria. after he we

. >> but the specialty is that he started his career at the fukushima and nuclear complex. that is through the nuclear accident was in 2011. into show the japanese there was value to nuclear power beyond they're standards. >> is to have an electric vehicle to run nuclear fuel to say this is a great idea but he left his tradition as a respected person to run that he tries to get the people involved. but now that california isn't forcing them to do this to get from a technology perspective to build the electric vehicle. subaru and its vichy -- not to be chic it with the was a decision that came from the top of the company but individual there who with a big research program who loved electric cars and building the response to the california program if he knew his leadership which shoots him down immediately to develop a new generation of electric vehicles but he decided to secretly built a vehicle in the way. they developed a new ecosystem then they moved to the planning organization with a study of electric vehicles. and the end result for japan to remain that cutting edge t

reactors were off-line following the fukushima direct -- disaster.nning labor dispute at west coast ports may force honda to alter production plans. it made some output after scrapping its annual sales target of 6 million vehicles. pressure to me that figure led to lapses in quality and record recalls last year. it has yes -- yet to decide on cutting production or u.s. plants. singapore's prime minister will have surgery today after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. the 63-year-old will be on medical leave a week and is attracted to recover. -- expected to recover. he had lymphoma in 1992, but was cleared of the illness after treatment. saying sorry. hsbc has issued an apology over allegations that it helped swiss clients evade taxes. with the ceo describing the development of painful. full-page ads taken out of british newspapers. what does it say? >> some reports saying this is a humiliating public apology. but stuart gulliver made fundamental changes on how they do business. they want to assure that the private bank unit has been overhauled. h

where a new leak at the crippled fukushima plant may have gone unreported for months?nt officials say they detected the leak way back in april of last year when radiation levels spiked 70 times above normal. the governor of fukushima has criticized the plant for putting nearby communities and fisher american at risk. >>> over to jamaica where marijuana is now legal in small amounts. people there can grow up to five plants on their property. hmmm. >>> possession of up to two ounces of weed will be treated as just a petty offense of the aisle land nation is creating a cannabis licensing authority. to help regulate the sale of medical pot. whole thing south of control. >>> landing in china where people are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars, for pigeons. these are no ordinary birds they say. they're belgian racer pigeons which can make owners millions of dollars each time they win in illegal competitions. hmmm. most expensive pigeons ever sold, is bolt. he sold for 50,000 bucks. that -- 350,000 bucks. that is a lot for a pigeon. >>> here is a walk to remember. astron

while he's in fukushima, william is also expected to have dinner with japanese prime minister shinzocally produced food. >>> update now on the dress drama. the stolen dress from oscar winning actress lupita nyong'o. police believe they've found the missing dress back at the scene of the crime. detective say they were tipped off by an anonymous caller who claimed the $150,000 pearl encrafted dress was in a -- encrusted dress was in a bathroom in the beverly hills hotel after the awards. she is working with calvin klein to confirm it's the real thing. >>> hollywood is remembering the man who brought mr. spock to life on "star trek." leonard nimoy's family confirms the actor died friday at home in california. he was 83. the cause, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. nimoy played spock on the original "star trek" tv series and reprised the role in film. well wishers left pictures and flowers at nimoy's star on the hollywood walk of fame. so what made his most famous role so memorable? was it the ears? no it was much more. his "star trek" co-stars share their thoughts. >> that is quite

after collecting samples from the asteroid using technology conceived in fukushima, number two will returnjapan in 2020. i have no doubt that at that time it will have undergone a complete transformation. rather, the onus is on us to transform it. won't you join me in reinventing that area as a region of new creativity and potential? [applause] in the same year, japan will host the olympic and paralympic names. we must guarantee that these are a success. with that determination in mind and under the guidance of the minister dedicated this task, we will proceed with full-scale preparations in many areas to counterterrorism. we will also have a new sports agency to promote the value of sports throughout the world. further we will create an environment in which everyone from children to the elderly as well as people with his abilities or intractable illnesses can all enjoy sports. we, the people of japan, now have a shared goal in the year 2020. last year, japan led the world in the successful extraction of full pledged -- full-fledged samples of the so-called burning eyes. by 2020, the commo

. >>> officials are reporting another possible leak of radioactive water at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant. they first discovered the problem nearly a year ago, but waited until now to inform the public. officials at the plant's operator say workers first found rainwater pooling last april on the roof of the number two reactor building. testing revealed the water contains relatively high levels of radioactive substances. the water may have spilled into the pacific ocean through a drainage channel. workers became suspicious about an uptick in the concentration of radioactive substances in the channel every time it rained. then they discovered the pool of water. officials with the operator tepco say they've seen no major changes in the level of radiation in sea water near the plant. they plan to lay sandbags in the roof and on the channel next month to prevent further leaks. officials disclosed their findings two days after workers detected high levels of radioactive substances in a different drainage channel. the chief of a local fishery's association said he was shocked to learn that

holding talks in moscow expected to discuss fukushima's. negotiations for a peace treaty to help resolve the territorial issue over the northern territories. russia controls the four islands. japan claims them. the japanese government maintains the islands are an inherent part of japan's territory and claims the islands were illegally occupied after world war ii. >>> government officials in central japan are enlisting the help of land owners to help clean coastal sea water. a bay there was once rich in sea life but reclamation destroyed the habitat. now land owners are harvesting the ebb and flow of tides to try to get it back. ago bay in central japan, the area is known for its beautiful coastline, el bellished by coastal inlets. some residents make their living by pearl harvesting. but degradation of sea water quality is killing their livelihood. ever since the 19th century, the government has been encouraging farmers to transform the tidal flats into farm land. so 70% of the bay's tidal flats, about 184 have been converted over the. not

. >> international nuclear regulators are advising that radioactive wastewater from fukushima daiichi be treated with a long term view. experts ended their week long check on japan's efforts to decommission the plant. they visited the site and interviewed officials with the japanese government and plant operator tokyo electric power company. team leader juan carlos spoke about the threat of accumulating wastewater. and the large amount of radioactive waste generated during the decommissioning process. tepco needs more tanks to store the contaminated water, but also mentioned the shortage of storage space. the officials should consider options. he urged them to come up with a plan to control the nuclear waste. the iea plans to publish the final report by the end of march. government officials say they'll use it as a road map for the decommissioning project. officials are looking at options for how to store nuclear waste long term. they've been trying to secure house sites for the past 13 years, they've now revised their basic policy with a panel of experts. the officials plan to bury r

he will also go to fukushima and meet with people there, taste the food perhaps and the prime ministerill be with him. >> reporter: exactly. there's some concern about this locally. the prime minister definiteliness to proposal the message around the world that there's been a great story of recovery around fukushima. by eating local food and stopping at a local playground prince william will be aware of that possibly. we'll see how he juggles that with local concerns that that's sending the wrong message. there's still problems there, and it's not necessarily always okay for kids to play outside. not necessarily the message some want to promote. it is the message the prime minister wants to promote. as you say, this is a typical thing that they try to negotiate without offending anyone. but also doing what their hosts would like them to do as well. >> max foster live from london as we look at the live pictures as prince william arrives amid rainy weather. he'll be anxious to get to that green tea which we understand is waiting for him. max, thanks a lot. >>> fox news host bill oriely i

magnitud se registro despues de las 3 de la tarde tiempo del pacifico a unas 200 millas al norte de "fukushima la posibilidad de olas de 3 pies de altura. ---la alerta de tsunami en que se emiti en esa zona fue desactivada pocas horas despues. --un nuevo sismo de 5.8 grados se sintio esta noche cerca a las costas de la ciudad de hachino-he. cesar --temperaturas de verano en invierno.. hasta cuando se quedan estas condiciones.. blanca -- pasemos con gabriela dellan y la respuesta... gabriela facebook amigos tengan todos muy buenas tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 68 oakland: 68 san francisco:64 santa rosa:68 santa cruz:62 livermoore: 69 ================= el pronostico extendido para los proximos cinco dias: san jose martes:68 miercoles:70 jueves:72 viernes:71 sabado:69

i'm yuko fukushima. the list of central banks easing monetary policy is growing steadily longer. this week policymakers in australia, india and china took steps to get more money flowing through the economies. they want to stimulate growth they say and some are wondering if the real agenda is currency devaluation. well, we start the program by looking at what's motivating the big easing. >> reserve bank of australia cut the key rate a quarter of a percentage rate to 2.25%. a record low and the first reduction in almost a year and a half. glenn stevens said domestic demand remains quite weak and that it's running below the expected growth path. stevens suggested the rva is trying to nudge down the australian dollar. he said australian currency had declined against the u.s. dollar in recent months but at a slower pace than against other currencies. he said the economy will likely need a lower exchange rate to achieve balanced growth. the reserve bank of india has refrained from a rate cut, but took other easing measures this week. policymakers gathered on tuesday, just three weeks

s nuclear watchdog says contaminated future leaking from the fukushima nant is a -- nuclear plant is still an issue. the atomic agency is reviewing work to decommission the plant which was damaged in 2011. tetco was criticized for its handling of the water leaks into the ocean. last month it said it would be unable to decontaminate water at the site before a march deadline. in the u.s. workers joined a strike at american oil refinery. 350 workers are on strict and they plan to picket around the clock. the trike began after negotiations with shell broke down. shell is negotiating the contract for other oil companies. >> deal with the impact of population growth is a change across the growth. there's places where population decline in an issue. we go to portland in maine which is hoping to astrackt more young people to boost the flagging economy. >> for 80 years, the paper mill gave people a steady living and identity. it shutdown, throwing 500 out of work. >> it was a place to apply for a job. there's no mill now. you'd think that's what it was about. we have to find something else to

actually parts of japan even toward fukushima prefecture.100 people got trapped on a train out there because of snowfall. all associated with that sea effect snow. and more unfortunately in the forecast. hokuriku upward of 60 centimeters expected there through wednesday. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. >> greetings from berlin and welcome to our highlight of the past week. lining up this time with the following stories -- chilling out. we visit the world's first ice hotel in sweden. light and shadow. we check out the haunting installations of kristin and davy mcguire. atlantic escape. picturesque funchal on madeira is a big tourist draw. and we starts up -- and we start off katzper kowalski is no ordinary photographer. that's because when he clicks the shutter he's dangling somehwere in mid-air -- either in a paraglider or in a gyrocopter. the 37 year-old specializes in aerial pho

the area was about three miles from fukushima, the area devastated in 2011. there is no threat to the u.s. mainland or hawaii. >>> the search is on for the killer of a san jose security guard. we are learning more about the victim. manual is called a hero for saving his coworkers life. shooting happened saturday night on north capitol avenue. michelle roberts was there live where there is a growing memorial for the victim. michelle? >> i'm outside. the nightclub where manny worked. there is a picture of him and flowers people have been dropping off all day. people who hear what happened over the weekend say they are grateful for manny's bravery and also shaken by this horrible crime. >> in my eyes he will always be a hero. >> sandra says her son is alive today because of manual. >> it is not something that any parent should have to ever endure. ever. >> on saturday night, manny was working the b boss nightclub in san jose. her son, jonathan, who didn't want to go on camera was working the front door with manny where they noticed a robbery at the liquor store

. >>> the festival has been held in fukushima city to pray for a good harvest. the annual ritual saw people carry a massive straw sandal through the streets of their neighborhood. the festival has been held annually for more than 300 years. about 100 people took turns carrying the two-ton sandal which took about two weeks to make. they paraded around a mountain in the city before offering the sandal to a shrine. about 70 elementary students followed the procession carrying smaller versions of the sandal. >> translator: it was heavy, but fun. >> translator: the festival has a long history. we're carrying on a tradition handed down from our elders. this is actually the third time i've taken part. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks very much for joining us. until next time. good-bye. c e way forward on the future of ukraine. the u.s. has yet to rule out military support to kiev. dominique strauss-kahn takes the stand. a blow to the minister of india as an upstart anticorruption party wins a local s

it hit 200 miles north of fukushima, the epicenter of the last quake. japan says since that quake hit that same area they consider it an aftershock. the 2011 quake killed nearly 16,000 people and led to the meltdown of three nuclear reactors. >>> now to a developing story, massive explosions caught on camera after a train carrying crude oil derailed in west virginia. a state of emergency is now in effect. explosions could be seen as high as 300 feet in the air. >> mushroom cloud about as high as those -- plume is now, like that. >> juxtaposition of snow and fire. so far a thousand people have been evacuated from that area. >>> next at 11:00, the doctor is in thanks to your smart phone. how the silicon valley is changing the medical world one device at a time. >>> plus "fifty shades of grey" in plain sight. the movie theater turning plenty of heads and getting an earful. >>> and the new route that could be a game-changer for sjc. >>> and good evening, we're tracking widespread fog at the coastline. we'll let you know how long it's going to last in a few

actually parts of japan even toward fukushima prefecture.100 people got trapped on a train out there because of snowfall. all associated with that sea effect snow. and more unfortunately in the forecast. hokuriku upward of 60 centimeters expected there through wednesday. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. steves: for a more lively way to enjoy paris and cap an exciting day, steve and i have hired a car and a driver for a blitz of the city's best nighttime views. and this isn't just any car and driver. this company employs a fleet of historic deux chevaux cars, and they're driven by local students. man: the different districts are like a snail going around the island, the city. steves: the french raise flood lighting to an art form. and with a city as beautiful as paris, it's no wonder. les invalides, with its golden dome marking napoleon's tomb is magnifique. the naughty blades of the moulin rouge keep turning, a

and then how did the fukushima technology power plant workout? was the natural disaster in haiti. >> i feel like it is a line between a company's right to know what is going on with his employees it can detect if you're going to have an affair? if your there after 25 years that is like the map quest. kennedy: i think it would be cool to have that. adjust major all women that would hit on my husband are not there. [laughter] kennedy: a physics teacher decided to alter curriculum to include lessons that illustrate economic and racial privilege in a physics class? i just spit. and why there are not more black physicist. rachel, of those hard it scientist with the theory so that as of the is the scientific method so with white privilege and racial relations are so incredibly proud -- have lost their mind? >> with ben carson the neurosurgeon when you open someone's bring it is all the same. >> except mine. is garbage. [laughter] >> it is patronizing. >> clearly had his own agenda for co duet on your own time. and frankly he only focused on black physi

. >> reporter: and there was an emotional visit to fukushima, greeting kids finally able to play outside, because radiation levels are down. children, now able to smile. four years after the deadly tsunami ripped through their towns and villages. the visit, a chance for the prince to show some hidden talent. this trip reminding us of william's mother, diana 20 years ago, visitng japan after the devastating kobe earthquake. now, the next stop for william is here in china where one thing on the agenda is illegal trading in elephant ivory. a few days ago, the chinese government banned import of ivory at least for a year. apparently william is already having some influence. tom? >>> bob wood druf in beijing tonight, bob, thank you. we have much more ahead, the mystery of the stolen oscar dress. new developments in the case and questioned raised by the pearls. >>> and historic stop at the zoo with this very special delivery. the details when we come back. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could s

there is a suspected new leak of radioactive material at the stricken fukushima nuclear power plant in japan. authorities there say they detected it this morning and responded by blocking the flow of water from the plant into a nearby bay. contaminant levels were initially reported to be 70 times above accepted levels before falling. a major art discovery: two unfinished sketches by paul cezanne have been found on the reverse side of watercolors acquired more than 90 years ago. the discovery was made by officials at philadelphia's barnes foundation museum. curators say collector albert barnes likely never knew he had acquired, in their words, "four for the price of two." and legendary jazz trumpeter clark terry has died. terry played with both duke ellington and count basie, and later was featured in the "tonight show" band. clark terry was 94. >> sreenivasan: walmart made news this week by announcing that it is raising the wages for its employees above the federal minimum of $7.25 an hour. starting pay at the company, the world's largest private employer, is going up to $9 an hour, an

fukushima will be reborn as a region producing leading research research. we will work to build up a cluster robotics related industries in a region along the coast impacted by the nuclear accident. we will proceed with the instruction of interim storage facilities. the government will also stand at the fore to implement measures for dealing with contaminated water, we will revise special measures to enable seamless establishment of reconstruction hugs in preparation for the lifting of evacuation orders. we will enhance financial assistance to support those returning to their homes in their efforts to rebuild their lives. at long last in march, we will fully open the joban expressway which runs through the disaster afflicted areas. i would like many tourists to visit the tohoku region and hope the reopening of the expressway will serve as a catalyst for the construction of the areas. work has begun on 90% of the projects for removing housing to areas of higher elevation and 80% of the public housing projects, along with rebuilding homes we will strive to lo

s nuclear watchdog says contaminated water leaking from fukushima nuclear plant is a challenging issue. they are reviewing work to decommission the plant, damned in an earthquake in 2011. tetco was criticized for leaks into the pacific ocean. it will be unable to contaminate water at the site before a march deadline. the latest opposition leader will be in court hoping to be cleared of sodomy charges, it is believed they are politically motivated. more from kuala lumpur. >> anwar has been walking out of the court for a while. his previous acquittal was overturned last march. guilty of sodomy and sentenced for five years, he's been an bail pending an appeal. allegations of sodomy after falling out from the ruling party. and he was the deputy prime minister. charged and convicted, he spent several years in gaol before being overturned on appeal. he is a charismatic and divisive figure in politics. supporters believe the government will be concerned if anwar is made. >> they wouldn't be able to focus 100% in these countries to change. he is seen as the most significant political leader to

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s nuclear watchdog says contaminated water leaking from fukushima are plant is still an important issue. working to decommission the plant which was damaged by an earthquake and state of the union in 2011. energy company tepco was criticized of its handling of radioactive water leaks into the ocean. it wouldn't be able to decontaminate all the water at the site before a a march deadline. >>> u.s. insurance company anthem is being accused of lax security. the company is now bracing for lawsuits from angry customers who feel that personal information including health records and credit card numbers may be compromised. from chicago john hendren are reports. >> it's been described as one of the worst breaches in history. there are fears the information could be used for identity theft. >> cyber criminals is were able to infiltrate the nation's second largest health insurer to steal income data and social security numbers. >> ann themanthem has been accused of failing to protect its electronic treasuretrophy. on the company's website anthem ceo joseph swedish says based on what we know now t

. >>> fukushima nuclear plant. the international nuclear agency is reviewing the decommissioning. the energy company tepco said it would not be able to decontaminate water at the site before a march deadline. >>> dealing with population growth is a major challenge for governments around the growth. there are still other places that population decline is an equally important problem. al jazeera went to portland, maine. >> for 80 years this paper mill gave the people of bucksport maine, shut down forever giving 80 -- putting 80 people out of work. >> you think of bucksport they make paper that's what they do. that's what bucksport was about. now we have to find something else to be about. >> this compounds its demographic dilemma. more deaths than births and a shrinking workforce due in part to the oldest media age in the u.s. >> the truth is not that we drof young people -- drove young people away, it's that we didn't make enough of them. >> in cities like bangor the problem is being attacked by promoting ingredients that could make it a population magnet. >> we have great housing

. >> and took us back to the calamity at fukushima. >> it seems to have stopped time. the clock shows 2:46, the moment the earthquake hit. it looks like it could've happened yesterday. >> he showed us a goal world through the eyes of sudan's lost boys. >> they started running streams of boys became rivers. hundreds became thousands. quarks and made us comprehend the enormity of the -- >> this is where the bodies are stored. a small fraction of the missing ball or that any art -- but more than anyone could happen. >> simon, the winner of 27 emmy s, had a voice on like anybody is. he came to this table five times. >> i am bob simon of cbs news, sitting in for charlie rose. >> in 1992, he spoke about the 40 days he spent as a hostage during the persian gulf war. >> you got up that morning and turned into the most extraordinary time of your life and what was going through your mind? >> what was going to my mind was were not a -- what was going through my mind? not a hell of a lot. it took a lot of reflection later to realize just what an ordinary day it was. we were just,

. >> and took us back to the nuclear calamity at fukushima. >> the disaster seems to have stopped timethe clock shows 2:46, the moment the earthquake hit. the damage to shops and homes looks like it could have happened yesterday. >> he showed us the world world through the eyes of sudan's lost boys. >> when they saw their villages burning, they started running. streams of boys became rivers. hundreds became thousands. until an exodus of biblical portions was underway. >> and made us copper hand the normandy of the massacres -- you normandy of the massacres at srebenice. >> this is where the bodies are stored. a small fraction of the missing but more than anyone could happen. >> simon, the winner of 27 emmys, had a voice unlike anyone else. he came to this table five times. three times as a guest, and twice in my chair as anchor. >> i am bob simon of cbs news sitting in for charlie rose. >> in 1992, he spoke about the 40 days he spent as a hostage during the persian gulf war. >> you got up that morning and turned into the most extraordinary time of your life , and what was going through

and then on saturday he's actually going to go up to fukushima prefecture where of course they had the he's going to go there with a prime minister. and he's going to go to a school playground and meet local food. that's giving a positive message of the recovery of the area. certainly something that the prime minister wants to highlight, and it's an opportunity for him to do it on a global stage with prince william there. but there are some people locally who are still suffering, feel like the area hasn't recovered properly. and it sends a false message about that. we have to say how prince william handles that when he gets there. whether he chooses to highlight some of the problems there as well as some of the things that have gone well. as this often is this tight balancing act that the royals often have to travel. they're with politicians, but they have to stay neutral throughout. that's rather delicate. then when he goes on to china. he -- the cause closest to his heart is the consumption of illegal wildlife pods. he want to stop poaching in africa. but a lot of the consumption of

the earthquake struck about 200 miles north of fukushima, the area devastated by the earthquake and tsunami in 2011. there was never any tsunami warning issued for the u.s. mainland or hawaii after today's quake. >>> back here at home new video of an alarming sight, a brush fire in the middle of winter. this one broke out late this afternoon in san jose just off 680. firefighters knocked it down quickly, but say it's a sign of things to come. we have live team coverage tonight. our chief meteorologist is checking the winds, which are about to change, but we begin with robert honda where cal fire is now accelerating its hiring season. robert? >> reporter: well that's right. cal fire moved up its hiring process in order to get firefighters trained and into stations at least a couple of weeks before the official fire season. the recent rain made the timetable even more urgent. drought weather creates a dangerous fire season and tough conditions for cal fire crews who are anxious to get added seasonal staffing. >> we're on the edge of the fire. so when we're going uphill and we have the extra g

he started his career at the fukushima nuclear concept which you might be familiar with because of the horrible nuclear accident in 2011. he decided the best way to promote nuclear power in japan was to show the japanese that there was value to nuclear power beyond standard industrial uses and lighting and so he presented a plan to the management of the tokyo electric power co. to build electric vehicle infrastructure that would allow japan to transition away from oil towards a nuclear fuel automotive fleet. they said this is a great idea we need someone who can do it. nobody wanted to so he left his position as a respected nuclear engineer to run this electric car program, spent years knocking on doors trying to get people involved but most japanese automakers said we are not interested because now california is enforcing this we have zero incentive to get in front from a technology perspective to build an electric vehicle. finally subaru and mitsubishi decided they were interested. and with mitsubishi it wasn't really a decision that came from the top of the company. there was an ind

. >> we were two hours from fukushima where the nuclear reactor was. even two years later it was still decimated. um, and it was cool. we were able to win a championship there and that was, you know, it's one of the highlights of my career no matter where it was. >> reporter: by the way, mcgehee the 2014 national league comeback player of the year. in scottsdale, vern glenn, kpix 5. >> vern is going to be there all week. steph curry with president obama today. we'll show you that in the 6:00 news. have a great day. >> thanks, dennis, i think. >>> nhl flames rangers in new york. watch. >> the first shot hit the post but calgary had the great save on the second shot. but sadly it let one in, one too many. the rangers won 1-0 but he got the play of the day with that great stretch right there. nice glove save. >>> 5:24 right now. the oakland raiders plans to expand to southern california got difficult. the other nfl time now one step closer to returning to l.a. >> and then were designed to be diverse but now some people say they are offensive. the unexpect

but the more emotional visit was with japan's prime minister shinzo abe, to fukushima where they are children to smile again since the deadly tsunami ripped through their towns and villages four years ago. a reminder that it was 20 years ago prince william's mother diana came to comfort the victims of the kobi earthquake. >> well, i think it would have been impossible for william to go to japan and not to make mention of the tsunami or visit the sites devastated by the tsunami. it was such an enormous natural disaster. >> reporter: while william is in asia, prince harry is retiring later this year from the military off two tours in afghanistan. harry's next chapter, his principal focus helping the wounded warrior leaving time for the people's prince to devote time to his other passion, africa. as for william, he'll be leaving japan tomorrow and heading here to beijing and then shanghai and finally the southern province of yunnan where he will be talking about illegal trade of elephant ivory tusks. now, interestingly, a couple of days ago the chinese government actually banned that ki

he'll be visiting fukushima and other places devastated by the tsunami while he is there.ess about a campaign to promote british business and innovation. >> dramatic moments during ma donena donnae -- madonna's performance at the brit awards last night. you can see the queen of pop took a tumble falling down several stairs. she recovered quickly and finished the performance. several other performers including cher and liza minnelli posted their sympathy for madonna on social media and commended the star for getting right back up. >> didn't miss a beat. she didn't miss a lyric and didn't miss anything. >> she's done it -- been doing this a long time. >> can't tell if she's limping. that's a dance move for her! >> exactly. >> all right. now, let's get back to our question of the day. we asked are you celebrating the new marijuana legalization law in the district or are you disappointed in d.c.'s decision? >> lake iverson wrote this i think this will deep a lot of people out of the prison system for minor infractions so great. >> jeffrey says he's not happy with the law. i fe