that is japan's west coast.e damage from that earthquake. the entire country was focused on that. the government ministers were trying to figure out rescue operations and saying that the rescue operations were far from over and the death toll had just gone up to 48 people dead and from the earthquake but official saying they expected that number to rise, because the rescue operations were going on and because it was so challenging, given the number of collapsed buildings. within 24 hours we have this aeroplane essential exploding and collapsing on a runway at haneda airport. we do understand it was a passenger plane. we understand there were more than 390, 370, rather, passengers on the plane but they and the crew managed to escape from the plane before that fire really spread to what we are seeing now. it is plane before that fire really spread to what we are seeing now.- to what we are seeing now. it is in some ways — to what we are seeing now. it is in some ways surprising, _ to what we are seeing now. it is

japan airlines is one of japan's international airport. airlines, carrying a lot of passengers. this particular plane had more than 370 passengers and crew on board. we do understand from local media that all of those passengers managed to evacuate the plane before this fire really took hold. we understand from the coastguard speaking to nhk, the local media here, that there was another plane involved, coastguard plane involved in this collision. five members of the crew of backplane are unaccounted for. iquite backplane are unaccounted for. quite a shockin: backplane are unaccounted for. quite a shocking moment _ backplane are unaccounted for. quite a shocking moment for _ backplane are unaccounted for. quite a shocking moment forjapan because they have literallyjust had a very large earthquake just a day ago. tell us about the effect on the psyche, if you like, of these two events happening in such close

to seeing earthquakes in japan. this threat that you're talking about, how long will it go on for, derek? when will people there breathe a sigh of relief? >> well, in terms of the shaking, so let's talk about aftershocks. this is just going off of previous earthquakes with similar magnitudes, we have aftershocks that can last for hours, days, even weeks after the initial magnitude earthquake, the 7.5 earthquake. and the way that's broken down, because this is a level of magnitude, depending on how far you go back in terms of power and strength of the actual earthquake. so on average, with a quake of 7.5 originally, we have at least one earthquake, an aftershock of 6.5 or greater. and typically with this scenario, we also experience a 10 or so aftershock, so magnitude of 5.5 or higher. so putting this all together, you've got to think about the type of construction that houses the homes, the apartment complexes in this area, it is a mixture of concrete and some of the more sturdier earthquake susceptible areas, but a

we are now in the west side of japan, the sea of japan. and that is very different setting and different situation. and sometimes any tsunami on this side of japan can be very dangerous because it is a very closed basin and any tsunami can lead to long floodings. and so we had a similar size incident around the same area in 1 1993. that even actually was one of the drivers of the japan goal of working one tsunami system for japan. >> and we've had tsunami warnings throughout the morning. and then the tsunamis did strike. we've still got major tsunami warning which is focused on the noto area. they are suggesting waves around 5 meters, i think that is about 16 feet. that is particularly severe, isn't it, on any level. but primarily with the landscape i you just described. >> definitely, max, this is a very different landscape and we are actually expecting a tsunami with the height of 5 to 6 meters. as i'm watching realtime instrumentations coming from japan, offshore gauges is around 1 meter and 1 meter offshore is very serious tsunami beca

or nation of japan. so check it out. how is it formed? we get this tectonic shift underneath the sea. and of course with this shallow of a nature for the epicenter, it will displace the sea water and some of the observed buoy measurements on the surface of the ocean offshore were roughly 1 meter or roughly 3 feet. and as that tsunami wave progresses closer to the coastline where people live, population densities, the water has nowhere to go but up. basic bathymetry. this is all about the coastline, the seabed, how it naturally rises as it heads toward the coast and of course that tsunami wave being a succession of waves has to recede as it eventually draws out the water that it pushed inland so far. >> how long will this threat realistically be? >> well, with magnitude 7.5 earthquake, the potential, and we have already seen aftershocks, will continue for days to come. and so potential here for a tsunami with the initial earthquake, the 7.5, is generally within the first 3 to 6 hours. but if we have large

ambassador to japan. first, let us take you straight to the set up across asia going into the side of trading in asia. a little bit of upside as we get into the side of trading. we are expecting that tailwind to carry us through from what was a pretty big wall street session. watching for apple suppliers here in asia as well given that apple climbed on the back of that analyst upgrade. as i mentioned, it could be a high day when it comes to chipmakers as well. some of these other big names with that sector boosted. .2% higher here. we are trading at lowe's about the first week of december kind of again adding a little more color to the narrative of when, where, how these rate cuts come through. quick take a look at how u.s. futures are coming online. not a lot of movement in the moment after the s&p 500 managed to gain ground. we had an analyst upgrade for apple. not to mention chipmakers get a boost, but the treasury's market looked a little bit mixed because of that resilient labor data that you mention

japan. we are continuing to monitor the majorfire which has broken out we are continuing to monitor the major fire which has broken out at an airport injapan. a majorfire has broken out on a japan airlines plane, all passengers and crew have been evacuated safely, the fire has consumed much of the aircraft, it is understood it was caused by a crash with a coast guard aeroplane. now we are told five out of six of the japan coast guard members who were the coast guard aircraft or unaccounted for. live now to our asia reporter suranjana tewari who's in tokyo for us. it's been about 90 minutes since these images started to come into us. what we saw was a japan airlines passenger plane. coming into land at the airport. as it was landing it seemed to collide with something and create a big explosion. and then continued down the runway and it was still on fire before coming to a stop. that fire is now spread significantly throughout the aircraft, the passenger aircraft. and it left behind the other

ground within japan, issued this major tsunami warning.g near the ishikawa prefecture was in 2011. and we recall that obviously very, very challenging time when so many people perished from that particular earthquake and suction subsequent sue nam pi. so, yes, tsunami waves have been observed. they have been roughly about 1 meter. so roughly 3 to 4 feet in height above normal tide. and remember, they were calling for suetsunami waves potentiallp to 5 meters. so good we're not seeing those results just yet. we're scouring the latest information and bringing it to you in realtime here. 1.2 meters is significantly far less than the original projections. remember a shallow earthquake can cause significant shaking but also significant displacement of water. and large tsunami waves. now, with this magnitude 7.5, it is not just the west shoreline of japan that could feel the tsunami waves. remember we have neighboring and nearby russia, how about north and south korea, the entire korean peninsula and their local offices say anywhere from on 0.3 m

now, japan is a quick pro nation. can we say that the country has developed expertise to avoid high dest told and destruction? i mean, 62 is tragic, but it's still for such a large quake is not that much. is it as well? that is true. i mean uh uh it is definitely mike is 7.5 is that large earthquake, you know, in a turkey or off kick in the building well last year, which showed almost uh, 50000 people. and but those are bidding types of different in japan as most of housing them they. ready have a wood so tend to actually be able to take the arctic loading. one of the collapse you see here is an order housing construction. that's an issue and also order concrete construction. and he built the prior tonight midnight, the eighty's. uh, those actually really dentist buildings there in japan, also the in a place like a california or what's right, keep the much throughout the war and actually so yeah that's, that's definitely issue. but the, if it's a country is prepare for this kind of an event, would, would it be japan,

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a tsunami warning has been issued for the entire west coast of japan.y in the ishikawa prefecture. they could see waves measuring up to 5 meters. which would be very, very dangerous for many of the people in that region. we also know that it was a shallow earthquake with depths ofkilometers, that is around 6 miles. and they could trigger potentially more powerful and dangerous tsunamis. so we're watching for the potential damages that could be caused because of the tsunamis. >> and we're getting very little information because obviously they are dealing with a crisis right now. but initial images of the earthquake seem severe as well. roads cracked, buildings collapsing and quite frightening scenes with people hiding under tables. >> reporter: yeah, we know that 32,500 homes have lost power in ishikawa pre-ffecture. and the prime minister is warning those who live on the western coast to flee and evacuate to higher ground. we know that the japanese government is trying to confirm the extent of this damage, try to evacuate people who might still be stuck

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this airport sits right next to a japan coast guard base. it is right in the same area right along the bay. and what nhk is reporting and cnn working to confirm independently is that as this japan airliner from a very, very popular tourist destination especially this time of year, especially on a holiday weekend, that is why the plane was packed with 367 passengers and 12 crew members, it touched down at hane haneda airport, scheduled about to minu 20 minutes earlier, but it was running a bit behind schedule, but as it touched down, you can see a second plane coming from the same area and the two planes had a collision, burst into flames and then separated apart. the large airliner basically with its engine touching the ground, basically a fire that began with the engine in the back of the plane. it continued to spread in a matter of minutes the entire plane was engulfed. but what japan airlines is saying is that the crew members were able to get safely everybody on board, all the menlg pas passengers and crew members off the plane safely. j

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a lot of public education took place in japan as well as the quote. okay, interesting stuff from a by say, a professor of natural as, as a junior tech. thanks. thanks for having me. us as well as defense forces say the conflicts with hum us which many countries designated terrorist organization will probably continue throughout 2024. i mean is the payment that yahoo said israel's aims include controlling causes, border with egypt. at the same time, tensions on its northern border with levon on a rising fueling fee is of a 2nd front opening the one to the 2nd most. so that is in security and development. king's college funded. how would a 2 front war change things right now to what i think it might become challenging for is ro, despite to of messages that they are ready to fight a tool from tool because hospitalized so much more powerful military organizations on how much it is considered a one of the most of way trained and heavy um, non state doctors, it is funded and equipped by iran. it has sold quite successfully for you. remember during the syria

how resilient would you say japan is to these natural lessons? so japan is one of the most resilient countries that we have because they have an experience just kind of rough quits for thousands of years in o. b and have written records of tsunami use an earthquake spec about 10001200 years now. so they are very well prepared. they have to technology a and d and a warning system actually to teach today to deal with these kind of hazards to make sure that these kind of habits don't turn into disasters like we saw at 12 years ago. okay, so how effective all these warning systems i'm one of the lessons learned from what japan experienced more recently and over the years also across that region. i mean, many countries have been hit by not just quakes, but those are 2 ninety's to yes. so 2011 was someone of a wakeup call for the tsunami community. and those interested in hazard mediation because we thought that the, the magnitude of the weight that occurred in 2011 was very unlikely to occur, but yet it occurred so. so japan was really relying on that

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 raise concerns that the waves could reach about 10 feet. derek van dam has been watching all of this from the weather ce

., japan? there are complicated issues comparing _ japan?ssues comparing those two. | issues comparing those two. turkey was hit by two earthquakes, a very large ones a 7—point date and a 7—.69 hours later. the area affected in turkey was significantly larger. a fault 370 long. only about 300 long injapan. the area affected in turkey was much larger. couple that with better preparedness, i would guess, injapan and i think those all factor into the significantly different impact. you mentioned the preparedness mi you mentioned the preparedness mi thing japan does have is a sort of advanced early warning system they can warn people of an approaching earthquake. how does something like that work and how much actual time do people have to take cover? earthquake early warning systems like the one injapan are the west coast of the united states actually are designed to give seconds of warning to people and to critical infrastructure that might need to be protected from an earthquake. the theory is that the initial energy transmitted from an earthq

have had central japan and its western coast. the most powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.6 struck the coastal prefecture of issue kava no. authorities have issued. so nami warnings for regions along the coast. people living in the area have been urged to evacuate to say for places within $33000.00 homes had been left without power. journalist sonia blanca is following developments from tokyo and sonia i'm, there's just been a press conference. there's some new information coming out. what more do we know as well? um that is almost 3 hours since zeros. quick and more, more reports are coming in about the damage in the area. unfortunately, there seems to be no like major injuries as such. so to, to people of the force about fires, images also collapsed buildings. i'm also big tracks in the rows and what is still a bit unclear is the actual highest of the 1st. and i mean, so they estimate, or they said could be a new threat. and 20 centimeters, but it might be much higher because there's a pressure technical issue. so, you k

in effect along japan's western coast. this after a series of strong earthquakes with authorities warning more tremors are likely also coming up people around the world, bringing in the new year in new york revelers in times square. welcome. 2024. with the traditional ball drop at midnight while in rio de janeiro and other cities, fireworks light up the night sky, the sierra kelly. welcome to the program. we begin with breaking news coming in from japan where a powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake has hit the coastal preferably or of issue colewell authorities. i've issued so nami warnings for the region along japan's coast. officials say that the waves could reach 5 meters high and have urged people to evacuate to see for places journalists, sonya glasgow joins us now from tokyo. so we have heard now that there is a synonymy warning after this earthquake in japan. what is the latest? it's just it's, it's been a very stressful start into the new year for japan and especially for the people in, in the region in west and japan.

that's according to japan public broadcaster nhk.e plane is in critical condition. we'll continue to cover this story throughout the morning. >>> and we're going to turn to politics. doom and gloom dominate both joe biden's and donald trump's campaigns. for example, here is trump. >> we will root out the communist, marxist, fascist and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country. >> he says, you're not going to be a dictator. i say, no, no, no, other than day one. either they win or we win. and if they win, we no longer have a country. >> the other side of the aisle, biden returned to the high-stakes message of his 2020 election, 2022 midterms. recently biden said, quote, the greatest threat trump poses the threat to our democracy. if we lose, we lose everything. joining us to discuss lee carter, errol louis and emily. it doesn't strike me as a rarity that candidates, particularly those running against a candidate choose doom and gloom and everything is terrible. the fact this is the vibe of the en

told from this craig, in japan behind the attack on the desk told from this craig, in japan climb so at least 60 to thousands of people are still believe to be trapped on the collapse buildings following with quake and west of japan. on monday, the investigation into the collision as to cure add ports, aviation safety experts from japan products, and b, u. k. will examine whether extra control negligence that to the last president to fill out the residents can says russia has $5500.00 miss selves and drones and new crane over the last 3 days. and these 5 people have been killed that nearly a 100 wounded india. the, i'm good, how about is welcome to the program, and we begin in lebanon, where the killing of the top, how mazda official in bay root is rising. fish for the israel, gaza will, could spread the minutes in groups deputy political lead us, sorry, i really on 6 others were killed in a strike on an apartment building 11 in state run news agency said the attack was carried out by israel. these where the government has stopped the source of confirming it was behind the strike of

the latest now from japan.ter: this footage from inside someone's home captures the moment the powerful earthquake struck. some staff at this news network took cover, while others wanted to cover the story. the 7.6 magnitude quake struck just after 4:00 in the afternoon local time. it was caught on camera in this supermarket. there was chaos and confusion. tsunami warnings were issued, then downgraded on ishikawa coastline. people 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.

now to the massive rescue effort in japan. it's a battle against time to rescue people trapped under the rubble after that powerful and devastating 7.5 earthquake. officials say the death toll is at 48 with many people injured. the quake sparked deadly fires that destroyed homes is and businesses and this morning tens of thousands of people are still without electricity. >> i'm speaking in a quieter voice because we are at an emergency shelter where survivors of that very powerful earthquake on the western coast of japan are taking shelter. there is no heating right now, so people are sleeping on mats. they are using thick blankets to stay warm. there's no running water. so the japanese self-defense forces are just outside this building handing out water to locals. now we know that in the prefecture close to the epicenter, which is where we are now, at least 48 people have died. the japanese prime minister has also the said that 120 people are still stuck underneath their homes. now the prime minister has said that they dispat

i know you are ex japan but everyone is going to talk about japan. how much are you focusing your attention on that country? >> our clients are very focused on japan. it is for many reasons. that enthusiasm, i have not seen that for a long time. i first went to japan in the early 1990's. in that moment i think now after many many years, the momentum in japan comes down to governance reforms. there's a lot happening with the exchanges. a little bit of inflation actually creates momentum. corporate change i think, all coming together. we have a lot of clients here looking at japan, investing in japan. there's a lot of interest. yvonne: does it lead to the intraregional disparity? there's this sort of interest in e.m. and also developed markets like japan and asia excluding china though. do you think the trend stays for a while? >> there is structural element to it. but i think it is also important , the amount of interest in china has never been higher. the amount of activity in china does not -- but this conference, the questions are about china and r

japan, on a public holiday.watching developments when it comes to the new year's day earthquake and the tsunami warnings. some of that, still taking effect across a large -- across large parts of japan. when it comes to trading in south korea at the moment, the kospi, just coming online. upside of 1.6% at the start of trading. we are also watching the impact when it comes to the weakness in volatility that we saw in the dollar, whether that will potentially play into a bit of a better year for asian currencies, which we saw asia's other currencies going into a third straight year of declines. this is the picture as we see the open of trading in korea. we are also watching singapore assets today. we had an indication of what to expect from the full year number, avoiding a recession in 2023 for the economy. warning of a troubled international environment though that will it -- that will weigh on securities -- on insecurities. we are getting the quarter on quarter fourth-quarter number for the gdp number, 1.7%. tha

and sent thousands across western japan scrambling for safety. japan's prime minister fumio kishida saying rescue efforts are a battle against time. on the noto peninsula near the coastal epicenter, buckled roads made it hard to reach the areas hardest hit. thousands of homes without water or electricity. "everything has fallen off," she says "i don't think we can rebuild it again." there have been hundreds of aftershocks. the quakes triggering tsunami warnings along japan's west coast, those warnings now lifted, with officials saying nuclear power plants were unaffected but these familiar scenes of disaster have raised anxiety here after the devastation in 2011, when a massive magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami killed at least 20,000 and left parts of japan in ruins the extent of the damage from this earthquake still emerging in the quake zone, it's a race to reach those who need help. at the same time, people are being warned to stay way from their homes officials say there is a high risk of more earthquakes this week, possibly as powerful as

the statement from japan airlines confirms two aircraft l japan airlines confirms two aircraft collidedrunway. i guess the question is how that could have happened. it is very early in the investigation stage is now but as an analyst who looks at these kind of accidents, what conclusions would you draw at these early stages? it is conclusions would you draw at these early stages?— early stages? it is obviously a runway incursion _ early stages? it is obviously a runway incursion by _ early stages? it is obviously a runway incursion by the - early stages? it is obviously a runway incursion by the looks| early stages? it is obviously a i runway incursion by the looks of early stages? it is obviously a - runway incursion by the looks of it so the second air which suffered the casualty sadly was in the wrong place at the wrong time. that makes of the casualties sadly. that was intruding on the runway which we call on incursion and this seems to have been the reason for the fire to have been the reason for the fire to have ignited. there will be questions about why it was there at that time,

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it was then struck by the arriving japan airways plane. $5 the arriving japan airways plane.rocess this incident and in the immediate few moments when we saw these dramatic pictures, we didn't know what had happened to the people on board. as i said, they are thankfully incredibly, perhaps miraculously, all still alive. thankfully these kind of incidents are very rare. thankfully these kind of incidents are very rare-— are very rare. they are, and speaking — are very rare. they are, and speaking to _ are very rare. they are, and speaking to aviation - are very rare. they are, and j speaking to aviation experts are very rare. they are, and - speaking to aviation experts today, as you have been doing, one clear message is coming up, that it is nothing short of a miracle that all those passengers, north of 300, were able to get off the aircraft safely. it is a major operation to evacuate people. we all know from when we have travelled, particularly those who have been on a long hauljets, just how long it takes to get everybody off in normal circumstances. that has to be done in

that is the huge failure here of the safety culture in japan. you can see the runways there in haneda and 3-4 left and right, and busy airport, and buttressing the northeast sides, and it is a very complex runway on both sides, and we have seen it happen over and over again in the united states, and not end with dramatic outcomes like we saw in this most recent incident. they are known efficiently as runway incursions, and in the u.s., they are so serious that the ntsb in the u.s. has investigated seven of them over the course of 2023, and we thought that it was a problem in the last year, and now it appears worldwide continuing this year, rahel. >> pete, it is so quickly and remarkable that everybody is going to be off of the passenger flight, and so quickly within 90 seconds, and what are the takeaways for the passengers in terms of how quickly they are able to evacuate and get there safely. >> first and foremost congratulations to the crew, and all of the crew and not just the pilots, but the flight att attendants, because it is a wide body a

we start with breaking news from japan.ire crews at tokyo's haneda international airport are tackling a serious blaze on board a japan airlines airbus a350 plane. these are live pictures, and across the last hour or so we've seen flames steadily engulf the craft. reports suggest the plane collided with a coastguard plane on the runway. this was the moment the plane landed at haneda international. most of the 379 people on board the plane — passengers and crew — have been safely evacuated, according to japan airlines. of the several eye missing, that is from the coastguard plane involved in the collision. —— although several are missing a spokesman said the aircraft had arrived in tokyo from the northern in tokyo from the northern island of hokkaido. japan's coastguard says its aircraft was on its way to niigata airport to deliver aid to the earthquake—hit noto peninsula — that's according to reuters. let's return to the scene at the moment at the airport where firefighters have been tackling the blaze for around two hours.

we begin in japan. we have 5 people who've been killed after 2 signs collided on the runway, a tokyo sunday to apple. japan airlines passenger jets. it's a small coast gone plain. shortly after landing both the craft coast on file 5 crew members on both the coast guard playing were killed, all 379 people on board. the passenger alignments was safely evacuated before it burst into flames. let's pick this up with julian bry. he's in aviation expos, engender spaced in cambridge in the u. k. a. welcome to d w. this happened on the ground at one of the biggest and ports in the world. can we speculate on what might have happened? yes, this is speculation, but we have lots of other sources now. so the big trees coming together are we are looking at for an air bus, a $35900.00 fairly new on they delivered a few years ago. uh that was it came in to land. it actually uh, collided with a gosh, a small red cross which belonged to japanese coastal uh, patrol. now we on the side walk opposite the crew on the air on t

to the you watching the, to the news coming to live from berlin. rescuers in japan, search for survivors after a series of earthquakes on new year's day. damaged infrastructure is hindering efforts in the worst areas. also coming up on the show is rails top court strikes down a key part of the netanyahu government's controversial, legal reforms, judges se efforts to curve their powers caused a serious and unprecedented damage to democracy. the clair richardson, a warm welcome to the show. japan is bracing for more aftershocks following a series of earthquakes on new year's day. authorities have now confirmed, at least 30 people killed, and it's feared that that number could rise as rescue cruise struggle to reach some of the hardest hit areas. thousands of tremors shocked or pans west coast hitting the issue call what prefecture, the strongest had a magnitude of 7.6. more than 30000 homes were left without power, but the government says, nuclear power plants, we're not affected to the armies and called in to help with rescue operations. and nearly 100000 people ordered to leave their hom

japan is a very earthquake—aware country, because all of japan's earthquakes threaten, and they're acountry, because they have a large history of damaging tsunamis. so we're unable to predict earthquakes, but when they occur, we can get the notification out very quickly, sometimes before the shaking arrives — that's called earthquake alerting — and japan has been doing that sort of thing for decades. and he same thing goes for tsunamis, we can use seismic waves to tell that an earthquake has occurred under the ocean, and such as this one, it would have vertical motion that it might generate a tsunami, so the warning goes out before the very rapid tsunami waves hit coast. and just quickly, what countries like japan can do to protect its people, buildings, and infrastructure? well, the first defence against earthquakes is building good buildings — so having a building code that accounts for the strength and variability, and shaking, and implementing and enforcing that building code, as well, are all critical to... that's really the most important thing that can be done to mitigate the

there is a lot lower in japan? there is a lot lower in japan?pan? there is a lot of complicated issues i a lot of complicated issues comparing those two. one, turkiye was hit by two earthquakes, very large,. the earthquakes, very large, . the area earthquakes, very large,. the area affected in turkiye was significantly larger, one broke into corners longer is only 100 kilometres long injapan. the area affected in turkiye was much larger and thus more significant population density in that region. couple that with perhaps some better preparedness i would guess in japan. those all factor into the significantly different impacts. the significantly different im acts. ., ., impacts. you mentioned preparedness. _ impacts. you mentioned preparedness. one - impacts. you mentioned| preparedness. one thing impacts. you mentioned - preparedness. one thing japan has is a sort of advanced warning system that can warn people of an approaching earthquake. how do something like that work? how much actual time people have to take cover? earthquake early warning

that the remaining 5 japan postcard recruit. we're on board. that crushed aircraft have been found, so we'll be keeping you posted as that comes in. but that's sonya. i'm wondering if you can just give us a little more background of of how this came to be. do we know where this plane was traveling from before it arrived and tokyo's? i need to airports as apparently it started from whole cables and all the most i'm into of japan from to, to the airport and travel. it's 2 to one to the airport where it was supposed to landed for to 26. and then i obviously collided with the smaller plan. but is it, is it clear yet how something like this could have happened? or we had any further statements from officials because to have 2 planes collide at is a very serious a safety accident to yes. yes. that's the sure. yeah. it's um, it's very unsafe because for a country that is so adamant about the safety and i've not, i'm not aware of any, any new statements. so if that has been any updates done yet, at this stage, it says that a lot of question marks how s

look at japan.up more than 5% as well so some of the big ship linked names now. there could be a couple of different factors for this. it is a good day for japanese equities. you have a weaker yen coming through so that does help the export names. the markets are higher in japan for another session and there's the other factor as well. overnight, we saw advanced micro devices. those shares rose nearly 7% or 8% on tuesday so that chipmaker hit its highest level since december of 2021. on a barclays upgrade, they have raised price target on the stock to $200 from 120 dollars instead so they are optimistic on ai, driving the growth story there so perhaps one of the other reasons we are seeing chip stocks gain so much in the session at the open here. let's change on because another sector we are focusing in on is the energy moves. most of the markets are fairly muted so far in asia, aside from japan chip stocks, but it is that slight move to the downside for energy linked names far in japan and korea. w

the epicenter near -- on japan's western coast causing water levels to surge. raising fears of a devastating tsunami potentially to come. authorities issuing immediate warnings, and evacuation orders for the areas closest to the shore. in nearby mountains, tourists rachelle tide as the quake struck. >> suddenly it gets pretty strong earthquake as you can see. all of the snow from the electric wire goes down, so everybody was panicked at that time. >> monday's impact rekindling memories of the strongest quake ever recorded in japan. the 2011 shock which unleashed deadly waves and caused a nuclear catastrophe as it impacted the fukushima nuclear plant. more than 22,000 were killed. authorities saying this quake, nothing like that one. >> beginning with the powerplant closest to the epicenter, there are currently no reported irregularities with nuclear power plants. >> the full scale of monday's powerful quake still difficult to assess. as thousands were left without water, or power. many remain trapped underneath the rubble. cnn, tokyo. >>> when we come back, an

what's japan doing right? or more what japan is doing wrong, sees this building buildings which are resilient, which does collapse very easily in and out of quite a jump. and these people know how to behave. the videos that you showed people inside department stores does not show them running outside. as soon as you have quick stroke, just stay inside gets under a table if you come and hang on and keep under cover indoors until the shaking is finished. if you run that side, you're liable to be hit on the head by something falling from above. so you stay inside until the shaking printers jump nice. people know to do that. i also would have hated the back you. i should warnings as it happens. i don't think i do that. so now i'm is really kind very sorry about the troll, but little bit of a some damage to some of the infrastructures, but they didn't overtop disabled and rushed for a city streets such as happened in 20 lab 7. not sitting on the depths to be said in japan as the known address that he wrote. and he

one of the things that is so exciting about japan is 2/3 of sectors in japan are improving operating peers, and that is not just a yen weakness story. his it's a cycle that has been going on for at least a decade now. >> a lot of this has been based on the big fanatics that have been in place for some time now. i do wonder, has it actually materialized? i guess it is supposed to be the best in class for japan, but they have failed to present plans to improve governance in share prices. we are also seeing a failure to present what they intend to do. how much progress to do you need to see to justify the exuberance we have when it comes to japan equities right now? >> there are a very large number of stocks listed in japan, in the thousands, but if you look at the large cap names, particularly look at performance in terms of corporate return on equity, when i picked up coverage of japan, they were delivering about 4% r.o.e., which is closer to about 10% now, and the market was trading below book value, and now we are looking at the market moving into the central zone of global equity m

one japan is looking for inflation coming.he other is the chunk of the economy which is mired in the mind set. you have pointed out the differences in terms of the sizes. you can point out the sectors. in that sense, the central bank's function is to stabilize the macro economy. if you think about the differences with the economy, the central bank has to be very careful. >> let's address this story in more detail with our chief fx strategist at efg. good morning, elim. what do you make of the latest comments from the bank of japan saying they are actually more confident about reaching price stability? >> i think for the bank of japan, it is hawkish compared to other banks which are less dovish. is not as much as the market expected in december, but since t then, we had the earthquake in japan and stronger data in the u.s. in that sense, the expectation of the end of the negative interest rate policy in january, we are overoptimistic. march seems a bit too strong. april is a reason aable time to bring the rates back up to zero

so free came to japan. japan became a magnet for other people's ideas and developments.ne of the first traditional industries to feel the was leaving from europe. the japanese imported the jack method, a way of programing loom to control the accuracy of the wave. output.to standardize the workers did well in the new atmosphere, and so did their employers. the■■@ adoption of mass productn techniques meant and workers were able to move of the traditional industries and into the new industries which all to the trade boom. none of us can help affected by the intellectual atmosphere that we breathe in the middle of the century. when japan ended, her self-imposed isolation and entered e modern age. it never occurred to her leaders to follow other course than that of free enterprise and free the intellectual atmosphere, the time created by success in applying principles of adam smith. when india achieved independence. her leaders had all been trained in great britain. they had sat at the feet of harold laski and his associates at the london school of economics, or of their coun

. >>> a 7 1/2 magnitude earthquake struck western japan over an hour ago and a tsunami warning has been issued. the chief cabinet secretary went on television advising people in the area to go to higher ground. the quake has been followed by powerful aftershocks. the u.s. geological survey and japan meteorological agency said the original quake had a depth of 10 kilometers, that is six miles. video shows waves of water moving in words but at this point it is unclear how large any potential tsunami waves maybe. japan electric says nothing abnormal has been reported at nuclear plants in the area where the initial quake struck. montgomery joins us from tokyo. what more are you learning now about this earthquake and tsunami warning? >> as you mentioned, this earthquake struck at 4:10 pm local time while many were at home celebrating new year's day, this was a very large and powerful earthquake. it has already triggered tsunami warnings for the entire western coast. we know it was a shallow earthquake and tsunamis that foow shallow earthquakes can be the largest and the mos destructive. we a

japan means that unlike iran, korea and saudi arabia , japan did not come with its main players, which means that the team wants to come. for the world cup , this is somewhat in favor of the iranian team, it's not that japan didn't take part , not that japan has the same people it has because it has brought young people, it's planning for the community. thank you mr. asli for coming. let's go back. let's go with the studio , my good colleague, mr. hosseini, we are at your service. thank you very much, mr. ghaffari, for your honorable guest , and mr. pourhosseini, our fellow reporter from the sports group of sed and sima news agency, but in the rest of the program let's have a look . let's go to the tv room of the sda news agency, mrs. nematian. yes, thank you. i will greet you again. now, the reporter of the book desk is supposed to go to a program. this program is related to the end of a celebration. meli, i would like to ask mrs. hamidi for more details. reporter of the book desk. hello, reporter . good morning. hello, i am serving you and the respected viewers of the program. hello