many people in kazakhstan suffer from radiation-related health problems. more than 450 nuclear tests were conducted in the country during the soviet era. >> translator: i want to send a message from hiroshima protesting all nuclear tests and calling for the world to unite abolishing all nuclear weapons. japan and kazakhstan are leading the global movement towards denuclearization. >> he says he'll call for more cooperation with japan to achieve the goal. when asked about north korea's nuclear and missile development, he made the following remark. >> translator: the existence of nuclear arms will no longer guarantee a country safety because such weapons already exist. >> t the president said that kazakhstan has made economic process and gained the trust of its neighbors by renouncing nuclear weapons inherited from the soviet union. >>> thousands of people have paid final respects to prince miksa in tokyo. he died last week at the age of 100. a hearse departed his residensi on friday morning. many people waited along the route to the palace to say their fare

highly values ties with kazakhstan which is located at the center of eurasia and possesses abundant energy resources. japan stresses the importance of bilateral cooperation in the united nations and in the field of nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation. >> the leaders issued a joint statement saying their countries will urge others to ratify the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty as soon as possible. they also called on north korea to immediately halt its nuclear-related activities. >>> the loss of a loved one can push people to action, and such is the case with our next story of a japanese woman who lost her young son to tragedy. as nhk world jean-baptiste reports from ghana, she's making sure others aren't at the same risk. >> reporter: midori speaks about the importance of first aid at an event in the capital accra. >> translator: cardiac arrest and ventricular fibrillation can start suddenly. even with a hit in the chest by a baseball or soccer ball. >> reporter: her son died three years ago. he got into difficulties while surfing. he might have lived if only there had bee

including yauk ukraine and maldova as well as kazakhstan. it has also begun sending experts to these countries to train local people. >> translator: cultural exchange is a prerequisite for economic exchange. we're carrying out a strategic mission, more people in more countries being trained in chinese medicine will help the development of regional businesses in the field. >> reporter: chinese expression its tradition medicine is expected to strengthen ties mosque countries along the silk road. >>> here in tokyo, people are seeing sunny skies, a completely different picture from yesterday. it snowed in the city for the first time in november in over 50 years. robert speda joins us with the latest. >> a storm system that did bring snow across much of the tokyo area has moved off to the east. so those sunnier skies prevailing along the coastline. not for the sea of japan coast. we still have westerly winds plowing in moisture from the mountains here. what i'm talking about is those snow totals on thursday, because a lot of people were rather su

that point sold his shares and got out of the business and the new company, of course, has the kazakhstans that mr. justra acquired and it also starts to go on a buying spree in the united states. >> reporter: and then, the russians bought it. >> it would amount to 50% of projected uranium output by 2015. >> reporter: in other words, russia took control of what was projected to be up to half of america's uranium. >> now, does secretary clinton factor into this? >> for that deal to go through, it needs federal government approval and one of those people that has to approve that deal is secretary of state hillary clinton. >> who as senator clinton was vigorously opposed to these kind of buys from countries into u.s. property. >> that's a great point, bret. you remember the dubai ports deal, for example, she was opposed to. >> we believe that no foreign government should control our ports. >> in this particular case, we're talking about uranium. we're talking about things that relate to the nuclear industry. we're talking about the russian government. >> which already provides equipment, mat

that point sold his shares and got out of the business and the new company, of course, has the kazakhstan assets that mr. justra acquired and it also starts to go on a buying spree in the united states. >> reporter: and then, the russians bought it. >> it would amount to 50% of projected uranium output by 2015. >> reporter: in other words, russia took control of what was projected to be up to half of america's uranium. >> now, does secretary clinton factor into this? >> for that deal to go through, it needs federal government approval and one of those people that has to approve that deal is secretary of state hillary clinton. >> who as senator clinton was vigorously opposed to these kind of buys from countries into u.s. property. >> that's a great point, bret. you remember the dubai ports deal, for example, she was opposed to. >> we believe that no foreign government should control our ports. >> in this particular case, we're talking about uranium. we're talking about things that relate to the nuclear industry. we're talking about the russian government. >> which already provides equipmen

i have a friend 234 kazakhstan who said everybody watches russian tv. nobody watches local kazakhstan tv. they are boring, really poorly done. everybody speaks russian there. they are really interested in what the kremlin tv channel has to say. that's a potential danger, because that creates constituencies that are very susceptible to the kremlin message. >> let me add just briefly from my own personal experience on the production value, i watched several months online this very high profile russian television documentary for the domestic audience about the return of crimea to russia. crimea, the way back home -- the english translation of it, and it was a very compelling film. they had interviews with putin and then cut to reenactments and cut to interviews with people in crimea and the security officers, and it was very, very effectively done. no question. dmitri and then jacob hallberg and those are the last two. >> thank you. well, thank you for the powerful presentation, and i'm very impressed with how brave both of your presentations were. thank y

the trio is in kazakhstan right now. that's where they'll launch today -- and arrive at the space station on saturday afternoon. they new crew is made up of nasa cosmonaut from the russian space agency. whitson has broken multiple records in outer space. she says she misses her family a lot when she's up there -- but that isn't the hardest thing. the trio are joining three others who have been on the space station since october. bob dylan won't attend his own nobel prize ceremony -- because he's busy. the swedish academy says after mulitple tries to contact him and awarding him with the nobel prize in literature -- dylan said he has prior commitments and can't travel to stolkholm. but he's still accepting the 870- a baby brother will forever be in his big brother's debt after this. a mom in florida left her eleven- month-old on his changing table when the little guy started to roll over... and fall off the table. but quick thinking from his nine- year-old brother joseph. he sprang into action -- catching his brother, eit

beaconsfield -- that's in south central iowa.she and her crewmates launched this afternoon from kazakhstan. whitson is in the verge of space.she'll celebrate her 57th birthday on the international space station- beating the previous record by two years.the spacecraft is weatherfirst team coverage continues now -- with meteorologist rebecca kopelman who has a look at and coming up in sports sportsit's championship thursday at the dome -- how the rebels rallied and repeated in class a -- next on cbs 2. 2."cbs 2 news connects with you.call us at 1-800-222-kgan email us at news at cbs 2 iowa dot comconnect with us on >>> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, dc, i am jonathan elias. simultaneous attacks by isis have been foiled. this one was in kosovo and macedonia. there were explosive devices, weapons and even in mosul, iraqi forces are stopping their advance because of bad weather. it has been one month since the offensive to recapture the city has been started. militants are putting up a fish part -- fierce fight to do everything they can to keep control of the city. >>> and new pro

today's launch is around three this afternoon from kazakhstan. we have an update... on the status of steven stamkos. next in sports... why lightning fans will ?not be happy about it. plus: major league baseball honors the two best ?pitchers in the league. why the selection... had one time to talk some sports this morning. and we begin with an update... on lightning captain steven stamkos. well, when we saw stamkos ?hobbling off the ice... we knew it ?probably wasnt going to be good. the team says stamkos suffered a tear... which is basically his ?knee. and they are only saying he is out "indefinitely." it depends on whether his knee will need to be repaired or simply rehabbed. g-m steve yzerman says theyre figuring that out now. it happened after stammers took a hit during tuesday night's game. and hey... it's not the end of the world bolts fans. the lightning have been without their captain before and they ?are deep on talent. making matters worse, the bolts have several ?other injuries to deal with... and now to major league baseball, which just announced the two b

right now , the crew is in kazakhstan, the launch site for the russian rocket that sends the soyuz spacecraft to the international space station.the trio will dock at the station in orbit on up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--presidential shoutout.the milwaukee sports star getting high praise from president obama.and - with gun deer hunting set to begin this weekend -- why some hunters are asking for a change in for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. the packers get more running claiming christine michael off waivers from the seahawks as don jackson goes on injured reserve.now they need to start games quicker.((aaron we just gotta be more efficient. i missed a throw on the first third down. starting out the last game, we hit that, we're kind of in their territory and things often that first third down is a very important one for us.so we gotta give ourselves that first first last year especially, if we didn't go three and out we scored on possessions so we gotta eliminate the three and outs and get one first down and often that drive leads to a score.))the bucks getting dunked o

sheet launches with two younger men from kazakhstan. they will join an american into russians at the space station.>>>today governor. rick scott will meet with president-elect donald trump in is something that scott is saying that racist out. >>> the search is on for the bid those who drew swastikas and white supremacist symbols at a st. petersburg church. police investigate and the pastors want the vendors to embrace her message. >>> oh yea, everything is digital now-a-days. this thing never leaves my side. that is why i signed up for publix digital coupons. and i got the paper ones too. so retro... that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? for me, shopping is a three step process. step one: walk the aisles. two: find the deals. step three: see, that's what's great there is no step three. that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? vandalism outside a st. petersburg church. the hateful words written here that had the congregation worried.>> a deadly gaslight explosion rocks nearly 3 blocks of in illinois city. see the new video of th

the roof collapsed because they say the snow so heavy in kazakhstan it hasn't been melting. it accumulated on the roof and collapsed. two people were injured but unbelievably this is what happened just because of all that weighted snow. >> did you see t here, the one as we start going managed to stay ahead of the entire thing. >> that's crazy. >> you're saying james bond caused this. >> i'm saying james bond survived it. it's one of those things especially with flat roofs and tin roofs, accumulation, it compounds and can completely crush. >> emily caught this rustler in >> he's preparing himself for -- he's weight cutting now. >> he did it to go viral. can you see maybe he lost the bet. >> a combination there. >> is this where you're headed for the -- >> maybe a bit more than what he's wearing. >> belly rub. ? >>> this video i've been watching all morning, it made my head hurt. i can't figure it out. put together by nitro team russia. down these trails without any snow. we've seen videos like this before where i've clearly said video trickery. >> they will take skiers with s

peggy with her french counter parts playoffsesed off from kazakhstan this afternoon. she celebrating her 57th birth day in february. as commander of the international space station that makes her the oldest woman every in space. >>> the national parks service garth brooks around trisha yearwood have been added to the lightning of the national monument christmas tree. they will join kelly clark son and chance the rapper for the december 1st festivities. >>> looking for snow? here it is. snow has been falling big time around denver, colorado. foresters say the higher elevations will get at least 8 es scarce. >> it was scarce last winter too. they know how to handle it. they expect it. >> for now we can . >> is it like a below average snow season? >> i think the odds are with you young lady. the odds are with you. the odds with you. that's all i'm say ing ing. the odds are with you. >>> our 3 degree guarantee today, we are in pretty good shape. i went for 64. we are looking to get warmer air tomorrow. we are going to go 70 tomorrow. how did we do? we'll let you know toni

he was picked up at russian's southern border with kazakhstan, he was charged for illegally crossing the border. he told a court in russian, he was just looking for a better life. they found him guilty, and dropped him on a plane new york yesterday. >>> millions of americans with diabetes need insulin. yet the unintended side effects include an unintended ability to pay for something that's been around for decades. tonight, 9 wants to know what's happening to the cost of insulin. >> reporter: playing chicken in her backyard. >> i hate that. draw. a stalemate. something he her parents -- >> it's my daughter's life. >> reporter: understand all too well. >> one day, i hope they'll be a cure. >> reporter: as of now, no one beats diabetes. only insulin keeps it in check. >> it's her life, she can't live without it. she has to have it every day. >> reporter: it's raised 90% since 2012. >> trying to keep healthy and alive, and trying to afford her medication, it's really hard. >> reporter: these days they are given extra vials. other insulins have all seen similar price increases. >> i thin

is making history as the oldest woman in to go to achieved liftoff this afternoon -- launching kazakhstan on route to the international space station. whitson is 56 years old and is originally from ringgold county. this is her third total space mission and her second as commander. before leaving -- she talked about what she'll miss when she's away from home... "i think probably the thing that i find probably the most the lack of variety of the food." whitson grew up in the tiny town of beaconsfield -- which has a population of 15. she'll dock at the international space station with her fellow astronauts on saturday evening. little pantries have been popping up all over the untied states. thanks to one local woman--they on three little pantries they will be placed across the cedar valley organizer--joyce livingeston says families in our community are in need. "i know what it is like not to have anything so i don't mind giving and i think that's a majority of our families in need here in the community, just looking out for each two little pantries will be located in waterloo joyce and her c

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." >>> in kazakhstan, due to its economic stability and low taxes, kazakhstan is over half of central asia and we can see here opportunities for business growth. >>> welcome to the country with the best investment climate of the region, where you can easily attract foreign labor. in 2017, we introduced free entry for citizens of all countries. >>> hello, everybody. welcome back. you're still watching "street signs." good morning! it's monday and i'm louisa bojesen. these are your headlines. italian banks leading declines in europe. fears about the financial system are mounting ahead of the constitutional referendum vote. the foreign minister tells cnbc that concerns are overblown. >> don't fasten your seatbelts because it's not the case of a tremendous turbulence. any case, we will have a weaker and more unstable country, but not a threat for the european economy. >>> weaker crude prices weighing on oil stocks as saudi's energy minister hints that the oil market might not need a producer deal to rebalance itself. >>> and a resounding victory for francois fillon. the second round of th

so if you think about kazakhstan for example, kazakhstan brutalizes its people every day. what's our relations with kazakhst kazakhstan? air space. i think the larger question americans need to ask is why do we hear the cuban american narrative so much. it's not to dishonor the tragedies and the pain of what they've experienced. it's just the fact that there are other states around the world that do terrible things but we don't hear their voices. it's no way disrespect to cuban people and the tragedies they experienced. >> i'll give fernand the last word. >> my last word is that fidel castro for 56 years or more has created an apartheid state in cuba. it's ironic the word apartheid would be used. it's embarrassing to the legacy and honor to nelson mandela who was a true freedom fighter. castro put people in jail for expressing dissension of thought. that's a legacy that under no circumstances have been lie niezed, romanticized. i give president obama credit for having said that to the face of that regime when he spoke earlier in havana. i'll look past the statement which i

. >>> a soyuz spacecraft took off from kazakhstan yesterday. it has an american setting a new record on board. the crew is expected to arrive tomorrow, and on astronaut peggy whitson, the oldest woman in space. this february she will celebrate her 57th birthday. >> wow. she's really representing, isn't she? >>> 16 degrees this morning in denver. >> it is chilly out there. ashton tells you when we're going to turn around. ,, ,, ,, >>> welcome back. the cdc says deaths from certain cancers is dropping. they studied the five leading causes for deaths of people under 80 and the study says from cancer fell 25%. there were lower deaths from stroke and heart disease, but deaths from accidental causes including drug overdoses and cantic respiratory disease increased. >>> scientists are learning more about the secrets of alzheimer's disease. australian researchers say brain protein which is lost as the disease progresses can have a protective effect if reintroduced. authors say the study which focused on mice is a new way of developing a treatment for h

he has ruled kazakhstan since 1989. the u.s.'g withdrawal from the transpacific trade deal has focused attention on another set of pre-negotiations. next week talks are set in indonesia. unlike the transpacific deal, this one includes china and not the u.s. ita deal can be reached, would further boost china possible as a geopolitical leader. theres on wall street say is no danger they will be replaced by robots, according to options group. the four masked finance professionals how technology will affect them. at least 8% of them over 26 protected they will leave their job. virtually none of the workers agreed. they said technology will lead to a better work-life balance. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. chancellor philip hammond delivered his first autumn statement earlier. he cut the 2017 u.k. growth two pointo 1.4% from 2%. he pledged to increase borrowing pounds.illion >> we choose in this autumn statement to prio

don't worry, i don't believe that nonsense that you would buy a tacky five bedroom apartment like a kazakhstan warlord when you're only one person and it turned out to be true. i didn't know it was true when i read >> you can't know what -- hey, where do you get most of your -- the fodder for what you do? >> your material. >> do you go to clubs, do you watch people, ride the subway, what happens? >> yeah. like all the comedians. i rode the subway here today. thanks for sending that car. >> all righty, well, noah wouldn't let us. >> he's like, guys, we need this for the wrap party for jackie. we got to tighten our budget. >> colin quinn. the new york stories available on netflix available tomorrow. >> good luck with it. luck of the irish. two lovely ladies are about to have their own new york story once we reveal their ambush makeovers. >> from the new hit series "this is us," sterling k. brown, right after this. why are you checking your credit score? i wanna see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much, do they? really? i'll take it. sir, your credit... -is great right? when was th

don't worry, i don't believe that nonsense that you would buy a tacky five bedroom apartment like a kazakhstan warlord when you're only one person and it turned out to be true. i didn't know it was true when i read it. >> you can't know what -- hey, where do you get most of your -- the fodder for what you do? >> your material. >> do you go to clubs, do you watch people, ride the subway, what happens? like all the comedians. i rode the subway here today. thanks for sending that car. >> all righty, well, noah wouldn't let us. noah's like no. >> he's like, guys, we need this for the wrap party for jackie. we got to tighten our budget. >> colin quinn. the new york stories available on netflix available tomorrow. >> good luck with it. luck of the irish. once we reveal their ambush makeovers. >> from the new hit series "this is us," sterling k. brown, right after ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want

the american from kazakhstan with two other astronauts 3:00 p.m. eastern time. she is set to celebrate her 57th birthday on the international space station. >> the oldest is john glenn who made history at 77 years old. i would like to see the space program. >> that is amazing 77 and 56, too. >> another person who is amazing our janice dean. we are talking about extreme weather and winter across the country. >> i thought it was going to be a great weekend. the snowstorm in the northern plains in the midwest. that my friends is a team we don't really know yet. we are going to have to see what happens with the storm system as it moves across the great lakes but we will be tracking this as we head into the weekend. we know people are worried about their travel and we will post that as we get into the weekend and next week. a storm system is developing across the northern plains and the rockies. we are going to potentially see blizzard conditions for 2 million people here. as it storm ejects into the northern plains and midwest look at our winter weather advisories.

today, the expedition kazakhstan. peggy whitson will become the first woman to command a space station twice. >>> katie ledecky is tearing up the world of college swimming. no surprise there. . 19-year-old in her freshman year at stanford right now. she set a new ncaa record over the weekend. she won the 1,000 yard race, 35 second, 35 seconds ahead of her nearest competitor. won't be her last. she broke the records for the 500 yard and 200 yard freestyle events. every race she has been in so far in college has resulted in a record which has to be horribly discouraging to anybody else who wants to be a swimmer in college right now. >> she is an incredible athlete and the nicest person ever. she just started at stanford. she has her career in front of her. all right. >> go, katie. >>> we just talk anymore. i'm trying to run away. >> maryland is beating the drum on this. state highway administration will hold the annual snow show today. >> the agency will show off new winter tools including new infrared pavement centers

they are scheduled to launch from kazakhstan. nasa astronaut peggy pittson is one of the members of the crew and she will become the first >>> the joint economic committee is holding its annual economic outlook hearing. these are live pictures inside the hearing at the hart senate office building. federal reserve chair janet yellen is testifying right now. so far she has said she has no plans of stepping down. she also said the case for an increase in interest rates has strengthened. >>> there's big news coming out of about child booster seats right now. nbc's chris clackham explain as new list that's not only surprising highway safety >> every parent who buckles a child into a booster seat will likely love hearing what the insurance institute for highway safety has to say about boosters. >> when we first began our ratings in 2008 only about a quarter got the top rating of best bet. and this year, 48 out of 53 got the top rating. >> let's say that again -- 48 the highest ratings. in the institute's latest series of tests. and con