toyo ga kuehne professor zhu jianrong went missing on a trip to shanghai last july. china's foreign ministry hinted in september that they were holding him. university officials confirm that zhu has been released. they say they met him in shanghai. zhu told then investigators were looking into whether he broke the law while conducting academic research in china. he says he did nothing wrong and will return to japan soon. zhu is a well-known commentator on relations between japan and china. he has appeared frequently on japanese television. >>> japan's top government spokesperson say s south japan' aircraft have received no wavgs from military planes over the east china sea. yoshihide suga was responding to a chinese media report saying foreign military aircraft flew into the country's air defense identification zone. the report was carried by the xinhua news agency. it quotes an air force spokesperson as saying they have monitored, identified, and issued voice warnings to foreign military aircraft entering the country's air defense identification zone. china set up t

kuehne hiro yamamoto, nhk world, beijing. >>> another tropical storm is heading to the philippines and meteorologist robert speta is here with the latest on that. robert? >> reporter: yeah, this is our tropical storm moving off towards the west, and you see it right here on the satellite picture. just this big, broad band of cloud cover. most of the clouds actually pushing west of the center of circulation which is here but that's where the heaviest of the rainfall is going to be. that's really the big problem with this storm system. winds at 65. gusting up to 90 kilometers per hour. as far as tropical storms go, this is on the low end of the intensity scale. but the problem is, it's not so much the winds. it's the rain, and take a look at the accumulation outlook, and here in the yellow, that's typhoon haiyan. remember back in november it ran right through this area devastated a lot of people are actually still in temporary shelters out here, especially right along the eastern side and this coming right through almost the same exact track it's definitely not welcome at all. so a very

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i just got off of the phone with kurt kuehn, the chief financial officer.have ever been to louisville, that is their chief area where everything goes in and out. have a lot more shippers moving closer and closer to port, and what he said is a lot of people came to get things out last, and they did not have enough doors to unload the ship vince, and that is something -- to unload the ship meant -- shipments, and that is something they have to work on. the other thing that is funny, they felt very comfortable about the load, that they can manage capacity, and just a few days before that, there was a dallas ice storm. usually, there is a bit of a lull with the packages going out. usually, there is a surge around thanksgiving, and you have a build up again around christmas. they say they never got a gap when things slowed down. he said it was constant and that they had eight days that were the highest ever. bottom line, what do we care about? they are going to spend a lot of money on changes to address these key issues, so that is going to go out. they have als