i'm james tengan in tokyo. welcome to this hour's "newsline." >>> here's a look at some of the stories we're following this hour. >>> editors of a chinese newspaper have called for the release of their reporter who's been arrested for doing wrongdoing at a state-owned firm. >>> managers of japan's damaged nuclear plant is making a less than ideal move to contain contaminated rainwater from a storm heading their way. >>> limiting an impact on their communities and global economy. >>> the editors of a chinese newspaper keeping up their fight against media control for the second day in a row they've used their front page to send a message to government leaders. they want authorities to release one of their reporters from custody. the new express newspaper is based in the southern province of guangdong. the headline reads "once again please release him." the headline on wednesday said, "please release him." police detained a reporter on damaging the reputation of a state-owned company. he wrote articles exposing il

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i'm james tengan in tokyo. here are some of the stories we're following this hour. >>> the search for the missing is once again under way as residents brace for the possibility that more storms are approaching. >>> workers at the fukushima daiichi are checking the effects of rainwater that spilled over barriers. some of it contained dangerous levels of a radioactive substance. >>> smog has disrupted transportation in northeastern china and forced some schools to shut down. >>> rescue workers have resumed their search for missing people on izu oshima in south tokyo. 28 people were killed and 18 went missing last week after torrential rains from typhoon wipha triggered floods and a major landslide. now the islanders are preparing for not one, but two additional storms. nhk world's suzuki reports. >> reporter: authorities on izu oshima have issued advisories in effect since saturday, due to heavy rain. >> translator: we haven't bathed in two days. we want to change our clothes. >> reporter: about 1,200 rescuers ha

i'm james tengan. >>> here's a look at some of the stories we're following this hour. >>> a chinese newspaper grabs more attention as it pushes back against media control and fights for an arrested reporter to be released. >>> authorities an an island south of tokyo have ordered more than 1,000 residents to head to safer places ahead of a severe tropical storm. >>> european union leaders are discussing allegations that u.s. agents have been spying on them. >>> a newspaper in china has not only been reporting the news this week, it's been making it. editors of the new express have used their front page to demand that police release one of their reporters who exposed shady dealings at a state-owned firm. their campaign has put the spotlight on china's tight control over the media. and the growing desire for change. here's more. >> reporter: please release him. this is a message that's been carried for two days this week on the front page of the new express newspaper. the reporter was detained last saturday after he wrote about corruption at the major state-owned company. they say the damage to

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i'm james tengan in tokyo. welcome to this hour's "newsline." >>> here's a look at some of the stories we're following this hour. >>> editors of a chinese newspaper have called for the release of their reporter who's been arrested for doing wrongdoing at a state-owned firm. >>> managers of japan's damaged

i'm james tengan in tokyo. here are some of the stories we're following this hour. >>> the search for the missing is once again under way as residents brace for the possibility that more storms are approaching. >>> workers at the fukushima daiichi are checking the effects of rainwater that spilled over barriers. some of i

>>> hello and welcome to this hour's "newsline," i'm james tengan in tokyo. >>> the u.s. secretary of state gives syrian leaders credit for complying with u.n. inspectors. >>> supporters and opponents of egypt's ousted president have face off in a surge of violence across the country. >>> and jes

i'm james tengan in tokyo. here are some of the stories we're following this hour. the u.s. congress has passed a bill to raise the debt ceiling and end the government shutdown just before the deadline. >>> emergency crews are working in the mud after a typhoon slammed into eastern japan covering one community in a landslide. >>> japan's prime minister has decided to hold off onis

i'm james tengan in tokyo. welcome to this hour's "newsline." >>>. >>> a congressional standoff over a budget bill continues in the united states over a partial shutdown of the fedal gornment. president barack obama has been forced to visit plans to visit southeast asian countries so he can deal with the impasse at home. in the house of representatives, which is controlled by the republicans, efforts continue to pass limited budget bills for

>>> hello, i'm james tengan in toke i don't know. welcome to this hour's "newsline." >>> ministers at the transpacific partnership free trade talks are laying the groundwork for the leaders of their countries to reach broad agreements at next week's summit. four days of ministerial talks have ended in bali, indonesia. japan's revitalization minister said they will hold another

i'm james tengan in tokyo. here's a look at some of the stories we're following this hour. >>> a powerful typhoon has hit japan, weaving a path of destruction up and down the pacific coast. >>> damaged roads and bridges is hampering rescue efforts in the southern philippines as the number of dead from tuesday's earthquake tops 10

>>> hello, i'm james tengan in tokyo. welcome to this hour's "newsline." >>> the grand canyon national park in the united states reopened on saturday as the arizona state government decided to fund the park's operation. the park had been close since the beginning of the month as a result of the partial shutdown of the u.s. government. >> we have reopened the grand canyon. i just refuels to let

i'm james tengan. >>> here's a look at some of the stories we're following this hour. >>> a chinese newspaper grabs more attention as it pushes back against media control and fights for an arrested reporter to be released. >>> authorities an an island south of tokyo have ordered more than 1,000 residents to head to safer places ahead of a severe tropical storm.

>>> i'm james tengan in tokyo. welcome to this hour's "newsline." >>> at least 35 people died in a farm village in northern india after drinking bootleg liquor. police say the villagers began falling ill after drinking the liquor thursday. they were taken to hospital but 35 had died by saturday. police say the liquor was bootlegged and had a significantly higher alcohol content than that available in the market. it was sold to th