jeffrey evans is visiting japan and he's working hard to convince people here that nothing has changed. he told investors in tokyo that the situation for britain's financial hub is as strong a as ever. >>>> don't't be put off, d don' discouraged by brbrexit. it may seem to be a cause for uncertainty. but approaches the future from a place of formidable strength. >> executives at some japanese banks with bases in london are considering moving them out of britain. they worry the brexit vote will hamper their operations in the eu. evans visited the tokokyotock exchange to meet with the ceo of japanese exchange group. he said the uk capital remains an exciting place to do business. >> my prime objective here is to reassure investors and our many friends in japan of the continuing offer and attractiveness of london. >> evans is also scheduled to meet with executives of japanese banks and securities firms. >>> people in southwestern japan are still trying to find places to stay and rebuild their lives three months after the first series of earthquakes hit the region and businesses are contin

jeffrey evans says the financial district will stay competitive. >> the width and depth of london's offer is vevery considerable. it's not so easy to move activities and businesses to other centers. it's one of these areas of uncertainty. but we are very clear we have ambition and intention to remain in a leading international financial center. >> evans will visit japan next week to explain the effects of brexit. he'll be meeting top executives of japanese financial institutions and corporations. >>> japanese automakers are rorolling o out new models of ss cars to take advantage of their renewed popularity. toyota motor has remodeled its 86 for the first time in four years. company officials say it has bebeer engine e performance and body that reduces air resista e resistance. fuji heavy industries introduced a new model of its lavorg passenger car. the automaker claims it drives like a sports car. >> translator: people in their 40s and 50s who are feeling less pressure at home and at work are renewing their youthful interests in sports cars. >> domestic sales for new cars fell in 2015 fo

>> you're talking about lord mayor jeffrey evans he's the head of the bank of london. we previously reported about japanese executives looking at moving their operations everybody. evans will visit next week to explain the effects of brexit. evans says the city will stay competitive. >> the wits and depths of london's offer is very considerable. it's not so easy to move activities and businesses to other centers. it's one of these areas of uncertainty. but we are very clear we have ambition and intention to remain in a leading international financial center. >> global financial institutions are thinking hard about what to do after the brexit vote. the ceo of jpmorgan chase of the u.s. said over e-mails to employees, the firm may need to move its european base from london in the next several months. britain's hsbc is thinking about moving 1,000 employees based in the british capital to paris. western media report that morgan stanley of the u.s. has set up a working group to look at relocating its european base from london to another city in the region. they also say bri

bring in our cnn justice correspondent evan perez who has been reporting on all of this along with david chalian, washington bureau chief jackie kucinich and jeffrey toobin. evan, 110 of the e-mails they found, according to the fbi dire director, were classified, contained classified information, whether confidential, top secret special access programs. that's a pretty damning indictment. >> that's right, wolf. we've known for a time that agencies that own those pieces of classified information had gone to the state department and said this information is classified. and among the 110, we really should focus on seven e-mail chains that comey talked about. these are e-mail chains in which hillary clinton is responding and participating conversations with her aides and people who work for her and those that -- those e-mail chains that contain special access programs, highly classified information. so what comey is saying is she should have known even if she's saying that she did not knowingly send classified information, this is what she's been saying on the campaign trail. she should have known that this is not the appropriate place to be having th