you are looking at live pictures from ishikawa. let's get to derek van dam who is tracking the warnings. give us a sense of what they are saying. >> the earthquake, there was 50 million people that felt some sort of shaking from this. so that is significant. tokyo of course well east of the epicenter. but in terms of the tsunami, we do have initial video coming out, this is just to the south and east of ishikawa prefecture. i'll show you go eo graphical in a moment. here you see this river coming up. and just because you see the initial surge of water doesn't mean that the threat for a tsunami wave is over. there is a lot of energy associated with it and sometimes we can get five minutes to upwards of an hour in between the tsunami wave crests. and that is noted from some of the warnings from the u.s. geological survey 230i7bs for instance. and that fits the narrative of the observed wave heights. 1.2 meters, that is roughly 4 feet. similar values across the western shoreline oig of the honshu region. and that is the largest island

here's the ishikawa prefecture. the earthquake centered just offshore here, but you can imagine with a wave that's being displaced in this particular region, you're getting this sloshing effect, just in a localized sense, but in a more broader regional sense, sloshing of the water, because the water is going to traverse across the ocean here, across the sea, all the way to the korean peninsula and all the way to russia and bounce backwards. just in terms of localized effects, there it is. you can see exactly why that would happen. just think about dropping a stone into the bathtub and watching the water ripple back and forth. similar idea. >> derek van dam watching this tsunami threat which will continue for several more hours. derek, keep us posted. . thank you very much. >>> our special coverage of this powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake in japan continues in just moment. >>> first, a look at the race for the white house, as the candidates enter the final stretch, the iowa caucus is like days away at this point. st

what's the situation in ishikawa - comparatively 0k.tuation in ishikawa where i comparatively 0k. what's the - situation in ishikawa where reports are there was more damage done? there are parts of ishikawa where the ground has been liquefied, houses have collapsed, a couple of houses have collapsed, a couple of houses where people were trapped inside and the firefighters were working to get them out. i think fatalities have been relatively low and that it is helped by the fact that new year's day injapan is really a national holiday where not many people are on trains or at work. in a way, that was lucky, was also up for pm so it wasn't quite dark it. the self—defence forces in wajima city, that's the version of the army, the distributing blankets and food. the response was very fast and food. the response was very fast and generally, it was handled very well. as well as it possibly can be in a country where earthquakes are common. for in a country where earthquakes are common. ., ., , , , ., , common. for now, this seems to be more wa

we are seeing the fires breaking out in the ishikawa prefecture.ews are dispatched to help the citizens evacuate in that area, and the police have sent hundreds of people there to keep the >> all right. john? >> so, in a few days, the first major test, and the final of last year, and so we are now in the election year. and as donald trump and the final the first lady for the next year, listen. >> dr. biden, your hopes for america? >> i think it is what i would always tell my students, be optimistic and be kind to each other. >> be e kind is not always the best political advice in a political season. eva mckind following all of the developments. >> yes, john, the first le da daes -- the first details coming out. and it is said that ron desantis has said that he is all-in, and he is leaning hard on the evangelical voters, and wrapping that around him, and kim reynolds was with him as well. he has traveled to all of the st states. they still trail frontrunner donald trump. this is what ron desantis's closing pitch is going to sound like as we approach

that is in the ishikawa prefecture as well. but potential still exists for large tsunami waves to occur basin-wide, that is across the sea of japan or east china sea, because of the nature of the shallow earthquake and how powerful it was. >> and i was reading here that the chief cabinet secretary saying the power converts, the power plant in the area is affected but no major results. and the expert also said that the seawalls built too protect these power plants aren't actually that effective. which is worrying, isn't it. but i guess we just have to see how it plays out. and this idea that the water will be washing in and out that you were talking about, this could go on for a day or so. >> yeah, as far as it goes inland, if it does create destruction in the immediate coastline, it has to rush out as well. so it will take that debris along with it. and haven't had an opportunity to look for the locations of those nuclear power plants on the west side of japan, but keep in mind the east coastline, this is where we have the majo

we're also seeing really just scary footage of just fires roaring in ishikawa prefecture as people try to escape their homes. i just want to take a moment and contextualize this as well. today is new year's day in japan. we don't really celebrate thanksgiving or christmas here, so new year's day is really a time when many people celebrate with their families, with their friends in their homes. suddenly, right, this earthquake hit at 4:10 p.m. local time which really just shocked many people, but also the western coast of japan isn't really associate ed with very big natural disasters. of course, we saw the 2011 triple disaster that was on the eastern coast of japan. so really this has been a shocking moment and a very terrifying moment for many people on the western coast of japan, rahel. >> as you point out, most people would have been likely home with their friends or family when this took place. hanako montgomery, we will check in with you throughout the morning. thank you. >> the earthquake triggered smaller tsunami waves reaching about 4 feet. the warning that is in effect does ra

with the ishikawa prefecture cities, residents have been told to evacuate because they were close toer and we know the prime minister's office is trying to confirm just how extensive the damage is and how many people might be hurt or injured because of these powerful quakes and subsequent tsunamis. >> in terms of the government effort to respond to this, it is difficult as we were hearing that the power stations have closed down, so there is not power in the area. so getting information and responding correctly is very difficult. >> reporter: we know 32,500 homes in the ishikawa prefecture have lost power. we also know several bullet train lines have been suspended and they won't resume in the near future. we also know that the japanese prime minister's office has set up an office of response disaster counter measure hq, trying to respond to any emergencies, any requests in order to evacuate civilians. there have not been any nuclear abnormalities reported near the epicenter. but we're still trying to confirm just how many people might have had their homes destroyed in this powerful

the red x on this map marks the epicentre, near suzu city in the ishikawa prefecture.een a major tsunami warning along part of the coastline but it has now been downgraded marked in red on the map. this earthquake is not as severe as the 2011 one which had a magnitude of 9 and led to a meltdown in the fukushima nuclear power plant. this time, all nuclear facilities are currently unaffected. following the earthquake, a huge fire broke out in one of the affected areas. there are fresh warnings of further earthquakes across japan on new year's day. israel's military says it has killed a senior hamas commander — adel msammah — in an overnight strike in central gaza. the israel defense forces said he led an attack on a kibbutz in southern israel on 7th october. israeli tanks are reported to have pulled out of some districts of gaza city ahead of a planned troop reduction... but the military says it expects the war to continue throughout 202a. and there was no let—up in the israeli air strikes hitting gaza overnight. the hamas—run health ministry says 156 people were killed

ishikawa prefecture has reported waves around nearly 4 feet high.ficials are urging people to evacuate to higher ground as soon as they can. we'll bring you the latest as it comes in. >>> texas' republican governor greg abbott continues to send hundreds of my grants oig to cities run by democrats. a plane carrying more than 350 asylum seekers arrived at an airport in chicago sunday morning. camila bernal has more on the migrant crisis in the u.s. >> reporter: a breaking point at the u.s./mexico border as preliminary homeland security statistics show authorities encountered more than 225,000 migrants so far in december. the he highest monthly total recorded in more than 20 years. and from the border to cities all over the u.s., struggling to keep up. because this welcome comes at a cost. >> when you are talking about 10% of the budget to allocate for cities on this, that is unsustainable. we have every single hotel room full of migrants, that is unsustainable. >>eporter: for months governor abbott has bussed thousands of migrants to these cities led

. very concerned about people living up there -- from ishikawa.- up there -- from ishikawa. a lecturer atjapan's kanda university — he felt the quake from some distance away. i spoke to him a little earlier. i'm all the way over in yokohama on the other side ofjapan but at around 4pm the house i was in, i could feel heavy shaking, about two minutes long and i could tell even though it wasn't near me that this was a big earthquake. it was the same experience i had in tokyo when the 3/11 earthquake hit over ten years ago. you know this has been a terrible earthquake somewhere but not close. so far there haven't been the bigger waves expected. are people still concerned about what may happen? the government is being very careful here. in 2011 there was a sense of complacency among many people that if it's not the highest level of tsunami you can stay in your home and not go to higher ground. in this case they've issued the first highest level alert since that time and the news has been very serious, basically shouting at people telling them to get out now, do not stop and watch

we know that hundreds of military personnel have been dispatched to the area in ishikawa prefecture to help people leave their home. with rehearing from the nhk public broadcaster that at least two people are experiencing cardiac arrest. two people are stuck underneath their homes, and a tourist and snowboarder johnny woo told us what he felt on the scene there. >> suddenly, it get very strong earthquake. you can see the snow from the electric wire fell down, and then the car is shaking. so, everybody was panicked at that time. >> reporter: yeah, so johnny is echoing what a lot of people in japan are feeling, and of course, this is coming in the middle of new year's day celebration, a time when many people are at home celebrating with their loved ones and families, and this is of course reminding people of the 2011 tohoku tsunami and earthquake when more than 25,000 people lost their lives. rahel. >> thank you, hanako montgomery. and we will check back with you in a little bit. >> and now, let's go to derek van dam with more video that the moment crashed right and we will play this vid

we do in ishikawa prefecture.these injuries are related to the tsunami , but the details are the tsunami, but the details are currently being confirmed and tens of thousands of people have been left without power and evacuation orders remain in place for coastal areas . place for coastal areas. >> although all tsunami warnings issued earlier today have been downgraded to an advisory. smaller tsunami waves have hit the coastline, but no damage has been from nuclear power been reported from nuclear power plants along the sea of japan . plants along the sea of japan. an official from country's an official from the country's meteorology agency says more earthquakes expected . some earthquakes are expected. some breaking news a teenage boy who died after being stabbed on new year's eve in london has been named as harry pitman . the 16 named as harry pitman. the 16 year old was pronounced dead shortly before midnight in primrose hill, a popular viewpoint where families had gathered to watch the fireworks. a has been arr

it happened in the ishikawa area close to the town of anamizu. several buildings are reported to have collapsed in the nearby town of suzu. this camera caught the moment the earthquake happened. officials have urged people living in coastal areas to move to higher ground. some tsunami waves ofjust over a metre have already reached the coastline. there are warnings that waves of up to five metres could follow. this video shows the moment the tremor happened inside a supermarket. we're getting reports that some major highways have been closed and more than 33,000 homes have lost power supplies but the agency which administers japan's nuclear power plants says they have not been affected. 0ur correspondentjean mckenzie is following the story from seoul. the major tsunami warning has been issued for the noto region in ishikawa prefecture, in centraljapan, on the west coast. they are warning that waves of up to five metres high could hit that coast. at the moment there have been waves of up to two metres but officials are saying that those waves could

tsunami warnings were issued, then downgraded, on the ishikawa coastline, and people were told to headround. translation: | would| like to ask all residents to continue to pay close attention to the occurrence of this strong earthquake. if you are in a region where a tsunami is expected, please evacuate as soon as possible. more than 140 kilometres from the epicentre, this video was taken by english teacher barnie davis. itjust kept going. it was really long. the fridge door was opening and shutting, pictures were going all over the place, everything fell off the shelves. it was pretty dramatic. barnie and his family went to the local evacuation centre until he was told it was safe to return home. but then... literally just as we're talking, my phone's given us an alert, there's been another little earthquake up north again. the whole evening, there have been aftershocks. despite the damage to roads and buildings, this earthquake is not as severe as 2011, when a magnitude nine quake triggered a tsunami, leading to a nuclear meltdown at the fukushima power plant. this time, all nuclear

this is the strongest earthquake in ishikawa for the entire period of systematic observations, that isists say. its echoes were felt by the largest cities japan including the capital. dozens of them have been destroyed or severely damaged across the country. many goods were damaged. more than 40 earthquakes occurred in 3 hours, residents are afraid to return to their homes. in areas where a strong earthquake occurred, the threat of landslides and building collapses remains. please remain alert for further aftershocks as well as heavy rains. where possible, hazardous areas. keep in mind that earthquakes up to magnitude 7 may occur again. further from the coast and rise to higher ground, the shock waves have reached coastline in the first hour after the earthquake, but their height did not exceed 3 m, without serious damage. the threat of a large tsunami in japan was announced for the first time since the catastrophic earthquake of 2011. anton dadykin, matvey popov, news! most residents of russia celebrated the new year in the family circle, because of the attack on belgorod, concerts...

this is the strongest earthquake in ishikawa for the entire period of systematic observations, that ismore than 130 years, seismologists say. its echoes were felt in japan's largest cities, including the capital. dozens of wooden houses have been destroyed or severely damaged in the country, there is information about injured. hundreds of pillars were knocked down, more than 30,000 buildings were left without light, even temple columns fell. a large fire broke out in the center of the city of wajima; it could not be extinguished for several hours. dozens of roads were seriously damaged; authorities, for safety reasons, suspended the movement of high-speed trains. stores are counting the damage, display cases are broken or damaged, and many goods are damaged. more than 40 earthquakes occurred in 3 hours, residents are afraid to return to their homes. in areas where a strong earthquake occurred, threat. keep in mind that earthquakes up to magnitude seven may occur again during this week, especially in the next 2-3 days. the japanese government has launched a crisis headquarters to deal w

east japan railway company also suspended all services throughout the ishikawa expressway. south korea's opposition leader lee jae-myung, who went to busan to attend a press conference, was attacked with a knife and injured in the neck. the police arrested the attacker. following this incident, the security measures in the capital of south korea have been greatly increased. lee myung-nung in the previous election with a margin of victory very little to the current president. although he lost , he still has a prominent position in south korean political circles. south korea's general election will be held in three months. thank you very much for your attention . have a nice day. in the name of god, i greet you , dear viewers, have a good day. in the past 24 hours , the hottest place in our country was zarabad in sistan baluchistan with a maximum temperature of 30 degrees and the hottest place in varzeghan in east azarbaijan with a minimum temperature of 10 degrees. among the centers of the provinces , bandar abbas is the hottest with a maximum temperature of 29 degrees . ard

we do in ishikawa prefecture.we do not have information on whether these injuries are related to these injuries are related to the tsunami , but the details are the tsunami, but the details are currently being confirmed . tens currently being confirmed. tens of thousands of people have been left without power and evacuation orders remain in place for coastal areas , place for coastal areas, although all tsunami warnings issued earlier today have been downgraded to an advisory . downgraded to an advisory. >> three smaller tsunami waves have hit the coastline, but no damage has reported from damage has been reported from nuclear power plants along the sea japan . an official from sea of japan. an official from the country's meteorological agency says more earthquakes are expected . a teenage boy who's expected. a teenage boy who's died after being stabbed at new year's eve in london has been named as harry pitman . the 16 named as harry pitman. the 16 year old was announced was pronounced dead shortly before midnigh

it struck at just after ii:00pm local time, with its epicentre in the ishikawa area, close to the townanamizu. several buildings are reported to have collapsed in the nearby town of suzu. this cctv video footage filmed appears to show two constructions collapsing. you can see clouds of dust forming above the wreckage at the top left and right of the screen, and the roof on the building in the foreground cracking apart. some tsunami waves, atjust over a metre, have already reached the coastline. these pictures were filmed in nearby niigata. there were warnings that waves coule be up to five metres in places. this video shows the moment the tremor happened inside a supermarket. we're getting reports that some major highways have been closed, and more than 36,000 homes have lost power supplies. but the agency which administers japan's nuclear power plants says they have not been affected. starting with a nuclear power plant, there are currently no reported irregularities with nuclear power plants. 0ur asia correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes is following the story. bring us up—to—date wi

a 7.5 magnitude earthquake devastating the ishikawa prefecture . you can see pictures here of one neighborhood. local media reporting first responders are rescuing people as we speak and public broadcaster, nhk say about 1400 people stranded on bullet trains 11 hours after the quake hit. one video shows the sheer power of the shaking as this occurred around 4:10 p.m. japan time for more than 30 seconds you can see the quaking and the office, in an office in the prefecture next door to ishikawa . >> mark stewart is here with the latest. it is obviously the wee hours of the morning where you are. i see you shaking your head looking at the video. it is amazing to see what is going on. >> i received a text from a friend of mine who lives in tokyo, which was a good 200 miles away from where this happened. it is clear this quake was very intense. there are rescues taking place right now we are still about three hours or so away from sunrise in japan. broadly speaking, rescue teams are assessing what the current situation is and trying to take action. one

coastguard aircraft was departing from the same airport to deliver aid to the earthquake disaster area in ishikawa. these dramatic pictures show flames and smoke pouring from the windows and fuselage of the aircraft as it lands following the collision. it then erupted in flames moments after it came to a stand still on the runway. fire crews tried to extinguish the flames as the 379 passengers and crew managed to safely evacuate from the plane. these pictures were taken by a passenger who was on board the plane as it was landing. fortu nately, fortunately, the plane was able to stop and the people were able to evacuate. here you can see them disembarking. obviously, a highly dangerous situation and the emergency services were drafted in to tackle the flames. it took quite some time for those claims to come under control. the aircraft set off at about 4pm local time. these scenes were about two hours later. it was supposed to land at 5:40pm. this incidentjust as the authorities injapan are racing against time after a massive earthquake and subsequent tremors have caused the loss of life of some 48

we have had reports of injuries across ishikawa prefecture.ontinue to monitor the latest when it comes to the japan earthquake as well as the lifting of the tsunami warning for part of japan. take a look at what we are watching when it comes to markets in this early part of the new year. we are seeing snb futures off by 0.3%. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh >> welcome to daybreak: asia or we are counting down to asia's major markepe

in a tragic twist, they'd been on their way to another disaster, to bring relief supplies to ishikawa in western japan. the area devastated on new year's day by a powerful earthquake. the scale of the damage in this relatively remote area is now becoming clear. many older wooden houses not built to modern earthquake-proof standards simply collapsed. whole neighborhoods disintegrated. and now rescuers are racing the clock, fighting mudslides, wrecked roads, and strong aftershocks to find anyone who may still be alive but trapped in the ruins. local authorities have now confirmed 55 people dead, but, major, that number is bound to rise because some of the rescue crews haven't even managed to penetrate to the farther-flung corners of the earthquake zone. >> elizabeth palmer, thank you. >>> police in rochester, new york, gave an update on a deadly crash outside a concert just after midnight on new year's day. investigators say the suspect has now died after crashing his rented suv into another car, killing two passengers. police released photos of the suspect buying gas canisters days bef

tsunami warnings were issued then downgraded on ishikawa coastline.nd people were told to head to higher ground. translation: i would like to ask | all residents to continue to pay. close attention to the occurrence of this strong earthquake. if you are in a region where a tsunami is expected please evacuate as soon as possible. despite the damage to roads and buildings, this earthquake is not as severe as 2011 when a magnitude nine quake triggered a tsunami leading to a nuclear meltdown at the fukushima power plant. this time all nuclear facilities are currently unaffected. but following the earthquake a huge fire broke out in one of the affected areas, and thousands are now spending the night outside in below zero temperatures, fearful of going back into their homes as aftershocks continue to hit. sura njana tewari there. live now to dan faulkner — a professor of geology and earth sciences at the university of liverpool. thank liverpool. you forjoining us. we heard thank you forjoining us. we heard in that report that a lot of people in that report

the most difficult situation in ishikawa prefecture, dozens of houses have been destroyed, fires have, a massive power outage has still not been resolved, and two dozen hospitals remain without power. the footage spread around the local community, with residents laying out giant inscriptions сsos from the furniture of improvised objects. the qinami threat, which was announced almost immediately after the tremors, was completely lifted only this morning, 20 hours later. i will add that the earthquake... in this part of the country was the most powerful in almost a century and a half. skating from high mountains to dungeons, to the shore the arctic ocean or even on a trip around the earth. all this is about skating rinks in different regions of our country, extreme, fabulous, with caucasian flavor and siberian character, the most amazing and unusual. a lesson in ice geography from our correspondents, svetlana kostina, andrey golderev, valery kuznetsov and lyubov filippova, directly. now you can accelerate so much that you can fly into orbit at the nizhny novgorod skating rink, a huge mo

he was preparing to fly with a cargo of humanitarian aid to the disaster zone in ishikawa prefecture,-scale search and rescue operations are ongoing after devastating earthquake on the noto peninsula. according to authorities, there were injuries among the passengers, at least 17 people were injured, five of them. hospitalization was required, people were able to be evacuated quite quickly in civil aviation, this is called the 90-second rule. the military transport plane, by the way, also burned down; it simply did not fall into the field of view of the surveillance cameras, and victims there could not be avoided. the coast guard confirmed that five of the six people on board were killed. sole survivor, commander crew is in serious condition. firefighting continued for about an hour in the departure hall, and it was announced that all flights were temporarily delayed. now in... ports, especially crowded due to the new year's weekend, long lines immediately form, many begin to settle down for the night, on chairs or directly on the floor. the passengers were placed in the banquet hall

he was preparing to fly with a cargo of humanitarian aid to the disaster zone in ishikawa prefecture,fter the devastating earthquake on the noto peninsula. according to authorities, there were injuries among the passengers, at least 17 people were injured, five required hospitalization. people succeeded evacuate quickly enough, in civil aviation, this is called. the 90-second rule, the military transport plane, by the way, also burned down, it simply did not fall into the field of view of the surveillance cameras, and victims there could not be avoided. the coast guard confirmed that out of the six people on board, five people died, the only survivor, the crew commander, is in serious condition, extinguishing the fire lasted about an hour in the departure hall, and it was announced that all flights were temporarily delayed. nowadays airports are especially crowded due to the new year's weekend, long queues form immediately. many begin to settle down for the night, on armchairs or directly on the floor. the passengers were placed in the banquet hall of the airport; apparently, some kin

he was preparing to fly with a cargo of humanitarian aid to the disaster zone in ishikawa prefecture,here large-scale search and rescue operations are continuing after the destruction. earthquakes on the noto peninsula. according to the airline, there were no injuries among passengers or crew members of the airliner. people were evacuated quickly enough. but as for the crew of the military transport aircraft, the information is still being clarified. so far it has been officially confirmed that only one of the six people on board was able to safely get out of the plane. later it was reported that two charred corpses were found inside the military aircraft. in serious condition, crew commander. extinguishing the fire lasted about an hour in... in the regions of the central and bolzhsky federal districts, due to frost, mass events are canceled and attractions in parks are closed, at the same time, in the south of russia , a storm warning is issued due to severe frosts. let's talk in more detail with the leading specialist of the search centers, evniy teshkovets, he is joining the broadc

we know there are about 27,000 people railroad so in ishikawa prefecture who are in those secure spaces. >> manisha tank, thank you very much for joining us. >>> still ahead, an unprecedented ruling from israel supreme court that could have major implications for the war in gaza. >>> plus police say he was kidnapped but never actually met his kidnappers. how online extortion turned into a missing person's case, just ahahead. >>> welcome back. a ruling by israel's supreme court on prime minister netanyahu's judicial overhaul could have major implications for the war in gaza. the court has struck down an amendment to the so-called reasonableness law which stripped the judiciary of its power to declare government decisions unreasonable. the reform sparked months of nationwide protests and the court's decision could threaten the unity of israel's war cabinet which includes two prominent critics of the plan. meanwhile the israeli military says it will stop pulling thousands of troops this week in preparation for a new phase of the conflict. a senior official says it shows signs of the gradua

coastguard aircraft was departing from the same airport to deliver aid to the earthquake disaster area in ishikawad fuselage of the aircraft as it lands following the collision. it then erupted in flames moments after it came to a stand still on the runway. fire crews tried to extinguish the flames as the 379 passengers and crew managed to safely evacuate from the plane. these pictures were taken by a passenger who was on board the plane as it was landing.

the 7.5 magnitude quake rattled ishikawa prefecture on the main island of hano. rescuers are now. racing against time and aftershocks to find survivors, the efforts, however are being hampered by damage which prime minister fushita has described as widespread, he says thousands of army personnel, firefighters and officers have been dispatched to the quake hit areas. the strong quake also triggered tsunami waves more than meter high. it has disrupted communications and forced flight cancellations. officials say that as many as 33,00 households may be affected by power outages. and with that we come to an end for this additional world news. thanks for being with us. i'll be back in just few minutes time with the review of the top stories. that's bye-bye for now. israely war planes and artillery have pounded gaza killing at least 150 civilians over the past day, the total death doll since october the 7th is nearring 22,000. israel now says it is preparing for... long fighting expected to last throughout this year, these 15 israeli soldiers have been killed in the la

since january 1 , more than 300 tremors have occurred in ishikawa prefecture.tude of some of them was 7.6. these fluctuations were the most powerful for the region since the end of the 19th century. according to the latest data, more than 60 people have died, more than a hundred were injured. there may still be people under the rubble. seismologists predict new ones. aftershocks until the end of the week, on social networks local residents publish footage after the earthquake. users noted that after the shocks the birds behaved strangely. these frames show how they have gathered in large flocks that look like three-dimensional figures. there was a re-canopy due to tremors in new york. all emergency services in the city were alerted due to reports of some explosions on roosevelt island. according to local residents, they they saw how they were shaking. it later became known that a small earthquake had occurred in the city, and aftershocks were also reported in the district of columbia and pennsylvania. a fourteen-year-old samat from bashkiria who has cerebral pa

in ishikawa prefecture, dozens of houses were destroyed and some burned down. outages have still not been resolved. 20 hospitals remain without electricity. the video spread around the local media. put from furniture and improvised objects giant inscriptions p. and more footage from japan: five people died after a collision between two planes. at tokyo airport, a military transport plane that was delivering aid to earthquake victims was preparing to take off at the moment when a passenger plane crashed into it and was landing. as a result, both aircraft caught fire; the fire was so intense that it took several hours to extinguish. everyone who was on board the passenger. plane, and 379 people were evacuated, here are the shots taken inside: fear, panic. people jumped out from the cabin to the air steps, almost two dozen people were injured. the liner itself burned to the ground after some time. of the six crew members in the transport ship, only one survived, the captain. he received serious injuries. the reasons for the incident in... well, this is a video fro

of japan last monday evening. the center the origin of this earthquake was in noto peninsula in ishikawa prefecture. three people died after two trains collided in indonesia. all three victims of this incident were train crew members. dozens of people were injured in this incident, some of them are reported to be in serious condition. the accident happened this morning near the city of bandung, southeast of jakarta. following this incident, hundreds of passengers were evacuated from the trains and transferred to java island. in the united states, the documents of the house of representatives published documents that show that donald trump's company and offices during his presidency were owned by foreign entities and individuals. received money these documents are published under the title of white house auction. in these documents, trump is accused of receiving money from foreign governments through his companies. according to this report, the payments were from 20 different countries to at least 4 trump companies. this report confirmed: trump has sought to turn the position of president

he was preparing to fly with a cargo of humanitarian aid to the disaster zone in ishikawa prefecture,re large-scale search and rescue operations continue after the devastating earthquake on the noto peninsula. according to authorities, there were casualties among the passengers, and at least 17 people were injured. five required hospitalization, people were evacuated quite quickly in civil aviation, this is called the 90-second rule. the military transport plane, by the way, also burned down, it simply did not fall into the field of view of the surveillance cameras, and victims there could not be avoided. the coast guard confirmed that five people on board were killed. the only survivor, the crew commander, is in serious condition. the fire extinguishing continued for about an hour in the departure hall, and it was announced that all flights were temporarily delayed. nowadays, airports are especially crowded due to the new year's weekend; long lines immediately form; many begin to settle down for the night, on chairs or directly on the floor. passengers were placed in the banquet hall

emergency services in the ishikawa region of japan are responding to at least 30 reports of collapsed buildings after a major earthquake hit the area after a 7.6 magnitude quake hit central japan approximately 7 am. uk time , and no 7 am. uk time, and no casualties have yet been reported. but a government spokesman says it's understood people are trapped beneath the rubble . rubble. >> as of today. >> as of today. >> at 6 pm, local time, there have been numerous calls to the emergency services and we have confirmed several incidents of collapsed homes following the earlier earthquake. >> we will continue to make all efforts to gather information in order to identify all injured persons. the specific details are currently unclear, but we have received reports of six individuals trapped by collapsed buildings in ishikawa prefecture. we do not have information on whether these injuries are related to the tsunami, but the details are currently being confirmed . currently being confirmed. >> japan's downgrade added a major tsunami warning to just tsunami warning in the noto region . evacua

the main focus of this earthquake was in noto-shef, an island in ishikawa prefecture. 3 people died duethe collision of two trains in indonesia. all three victims of this incident were train crew members. dozens of people were injured in this incident, some of them are reported to be in serious condition. the incident happened this morning near the city. dong in southeast jakarta event following this hundreds of passengers were evacuated from the trains and transferred to java island. sweden had its coldest night in the last 25 years with a temperature of minus 43.6 degrees celsius. the national meteorological agency of sweden announced: previously, in january 1999, the temperature was minus 49 degrees celsius in sweden. while the residents of the swedish regions got used to very low temperatures, the extreme capital has led to disruption of local bus services. about 4,000 homes in northern sweden have been cut off. cold weather with snow and strong winds followed by the closure of many bridges and the suspension of trains the ship has caused transport disruption across the nordic regio

struck central japan on the new year day, killing at least 48 people, the 7.5 magnitude quake rattled ishikawacations and forced flight cancellations. according to officials, as many as 33 households may be affected by power outages. now staying with japan, two planes have collid in tokyo's hannata airport, killing five people. a passenger plane burst into flames after colliding with a coast guard aircraft on the ground as the airliner landed on the runway. all the 379 passengers and crew on board the airbust plane were safely evacuated, but five of the six crew members from the smaller aircraft died. the coast guard plane had been preparing to fly earthquake hit areas to deliver supplies. in south korea, the leader of the main opposition party has been wonded in a stabbing attack in a visit to the southern city of busan. lee jamyung was stopped by a man. on the left side of his neck on tuesday morning while walking with journalist to inspect the side of new airport in the city. he's receiving tribut in the hospital in the capital soul, police saying his condition is not life threatening. the

the main focus of this earthquake is in a peninsula in the province it was ishikawa. 3 people died asesult of the collision of two trains in indonesia. all three victims of this incident were train crew members. dozens of people were injured in this incident, some of them are reported to be in serious condition. the accident happened this morning near the city of bandung, southeast of jakarta. following this incident, hundreds of passengers were evacuated from the trains and transferred to java island. and the meteorological organization has predicted rain in the west and north-west of the country for today in the cold areas and the precipitation will be in the form of snow in the highlands. in the name of god, i greet you viewers i have to tell you that today a system of rains entered the country from the north-west side. according to this , three hours after the strike and tonight we are witnessing rains in the north-west parts of the western regions of the country, and these rains are in the form of rain and snow. it happens in the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ard

a 7.2 earthquake hit off the coast of japan here the ishikawa prefecture, about 140 miles east of tokyo. this earthquake was felt on land across the region, even as far as tokyo. we are seeing video coming in capturing the moments this quake hit. you can see waves coming on land, large signs inside a train station shaking, people running for safety and store shelves rattling. homes have collapsed and others have been damaged. local officials confirm that people have been injured by fallen debris and taken to the hospital. at least six people so far reportedly trapped beneath fallen rubble inside homes. while we have seen this downgrade in the severity of the tsunami warning, meteorologists have measured the highest wave around 4 feet high but say they could see waves exceeding 16 feet. at this point, some 33,000 people are without power. we know that shelters are going up in the area, providing people with blankets, a warm place to stay, and needed supplies. right now, government officials say nuclear plants in the area have not seen irregularities, but you can bet that's something they

in a tragic twist, they'd been on their way to another disaster -- to bring relief supplies to ishikawa in western japan. the area devastated on new year's day by a powerful earthquake. the scale of the damage in this relatively remote area is becoming clear. many older wooden houses not built to modern earthquake-proof standards simply collapsed. whole neighborhoods disintegrated. and now rescuers are racing the clock fighting mudslides, wrecked roads, and strong aftershocks to find anyone who may still be alive but trapped in the ruins. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tokyo. >>> donald trump is appealing the decision that would keep him off maine's primary ballot. last month maine's secretary of state disqualified the former president because of his alleged role in the january 6th capitol attack. trump is also expected to appeal a similar ruling in colorado to the u.s. supreme court. >>> new jersey democratic senator bob menendez is facing new allegations. this time for allegedly using his influence to help the nation of qatar. federal authorities say menendez accepted expensive gifts in

we do in ishikawa prefecture. we do not have information on whether these injuries are related to these injuries are related to the tsunami, but the details are currently being confirmed with tens of thousands of people have been left without power and evacuation orders remain in place coastal areas . place for coastal areas. >> although a major tsunami warning has since been downgraded and that has eased fears of five metre high waves. smaller tsunami waves have hit the coastline , but no damage has the coastline, but no damage has been reported from nuclear power plants along the sea of japan , plants along the sea of japan, an official the country's an official from the country's meteorological agency more meteorological agency says. more earthquakes expected . a earthquakes are expected. a teenage boy has died after being stabbed on new year's eve in london. the 16 year old was pronounced dead shortly before midnight in primrose hill, a popular viewpoint where families had gathered to watch the fireworks. a ma

rescuers found this woman in the city of suzu in ishikawa prefecture 124 hours after the earthquake the powerful seven and six tenths of richter were pulled alive from under the rubble. in this earthquake, at least 126 people were killed and there were many damages. entered residential areas. the prime minister of bangladesh won the election for the fourth time in a row. according to the announcement of the spokesperson of the bangladesh election commission, the ruling awami league party has allocated more than 60% of the seats in the parliament. with the victory of awami league, mrs. hosseini will remain in power for another 5 years. parliament of bangladesh. it has 300 seats, which according to the announced results of awam league won 204 seats and the book of peder royan is the latest work about the late saeed kazemi. ashtiani, the founder of royan research institute, was published. royan's father is the result of research by a group of academic jihad students, which was published on the 18th anniversary of the late saeed kazemi ashtiani's commemoration. 31 years ago, royan gave the

suzu in ishikawa prefecture, 124 hours after a powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake , they pulled out alive from under the rubble. in this earthquake, at least 126 people were killed and a lot of news came to residential areas. the end of this news section of khodnaghadar. in the name of god , i say hello to you, dear viewers. have a good day. in the last 24 hours , the hottest place in our country was aslaluyeh in bushehr province with a maximum temperature of 28 degrees. the coldest place is also namdan euclid plain in fars province with a minimum temperature of 14 degrees. among the centers of the provinces , bandar abbas is the hottest with a maximum temperature of 26 degrees, and kurd city is the hottest with a minimum temperature of 13 degrees below zero. this is the center of the province, which is reported that currently we have a calm and stable atmosphere in the regions of our country , we will have a clear and sunny sky, we predict that this stability jeb should continue for tomorrow, that is, tuesday . the consequence of this stability of the atmosphere will be the increase in t

tsunami warnings were issued, then downgraded on ishikawa coastline.e were told to head to higher ground. >> i would like to ask all residents to continue to pay close attention to the occurrence of this strong earthquake. if you are in a region where a tsunami is expected, please evacuate as soon as possible. reporter: more than 140 kilometers from the epicenter, this video was taken by an english teacher. >> it just kept going. it was really long. pictures were going all over the place, everything fell off the shelves. it was pretty dramatic. reporter: he and his family went to the local evacuation center until he was told it was safe to return home. but then -- >> just as we were talking, my phone gets this alert that there has been an earthquake. the whole finger had been aftershocks. reporter: despite the damage, it was on his severest 2011, when an earthquake triggered a tsunami leading to a meltdown at fukushima power plant this time facilities are unaffected. but following the earthquake, a huge fire broke out in one of the affected areas, and

he was preparing to fly with a cargo of humanitarian aid to the disaster zone in ishikawa prefecture, where large-scale search and rescue operations are continuing after the devastating earthquake in noto peninsula. according to the airline , there were no casualties among passengers or crew members; they managed to evacuate quickly enough; in civil aviation, this is called the 90-second rule. military transport aircraft. by the way, it also burned down, it simply did not fall into the field of view of the surveillance cameras, and victims there could not be avoided. the coast guard confirmed that five people were killed, the sixth crew commander is in serious condition, extinguishing the fire lasted about an hour, the take-off strip is currently closed, all flights from haneda, which were planned today, have been cancelled. prime minister fumio kishida said he took the situation under personal control. sergey mingazhev, alexey pichko, east asian news, tokyo, japan. the criminal stabbed the leader of the south korean position at the moment when he was communicating with journalists, t