sazami kyushu. we know his name, sir, but it seems he disappeared five years ago. quite so, but we've traced him. he can be found with his beggar's bowl sandy. do you know why you are here? yes, my child. follow me. i am humbled and honored, sandy,

kyushu electric power is seeking to restart two of his reactors at the geng kai plant in saga pree. the japanese government and local authorities have drawn up an evacuation plan for residents around the plant. under the plan, approximately 1 8,100 people living within five kilometers of the plant will be evacuated in case of an accident. residents living on 16 remote islands within the 30 kilometer radius will be evacuated by boat. the nuclear regulation authority effectively approved kyushu electric's safety measures for the plants number three and number four reactors earlier this month. the nra is scheduled to finalize its decision after hearing public comments. gen kai is the fifth commercial nuclear plant in japan to reach this stage since new government requirements were introduced after the fukushima daichii accident in 2011. nra officials have also approved assessments by japanese power companies, checking the durability of steel components for their nuclear plants. the officials asked 11 utilities across japan to check components made with forged steel. forged steel with a

sazami kyushu. we know his name, sir, but it seems he disappeared five years ago. quite so, but we've traced him. he can be found with his beggar's bowl sandy. do you know why you are here? yes, my child. follow me. i am humbled and honored, sandy, that your good father entrusted with me his secret for a little while. you were the one man he knew who couldn't be tempted by gold. the time. that is why i abandoned the world of science, and took up the beggar's bowl. i think i understand. sandy, i think i understood your father better than any man alive, ed itself upon him. he realized its potential for evil, yet he could no more destroy the formula than use it. he faced the eternal dilemma of a scientist who worships knowledge, knowing that mankind is not always ready to wisely use the knowledge science brings. therefore, he wanted this formula to be held in trust to a day when mankind can use it. this is your responsibility, gentlemen. if you don't mind, i'll have that. no, this is a house of peace. gentlemen, you have my respect as worthy and courageous adversaries

they include the festival in kyushu. the centuries old festival is also on the list. all the festivals have been registered in japan as important tangible folk cultural assets. people in takayama were discussing their next festival when they heard the good news. >> translator: i want people around the world to understand this precious festival as we try to preserve the tradition forever. >> two of the festivals are already on the list. the panel's recommendation is expected to win formal approval during the meeting of an intergovernmental starting from november 28th. internationally acclaimed performing arts director miamoto is expected to make an appearance on "newsroom tokyo" which starts at the top of the hour. from all of us on nhk "newsline," thanks for watching. d an echo hello and welcome to "live from paris." i am annette young. let's together look at what is making news at this hour. one week until the u.s. election, and democrat hillary clinton seeks to play down the latest twist to her email scandal as the fallout continues. meanwhile, the republican rival,

pushing down towards the south, and that means some semi- clear skies expected across southern areas of kyushus great news especially for the weather triple-team here. we have the satellite launch today, that is the backup, or the secondary to the next generation weather satellite. so another tool in the garage that we can use to show you some of the information displayed here for our weather forecast. and the good news, the weather looks pretty decent for it. sunny skies, high of 22, wind, watch out for that, about 30 kilometers per hour. but it's coming from the northwest. something to watch out for, it's going to be airing here about 3:00 p.m. this afternoon, there out of tan ga shima. back towards the northwest, we have high pressure dominating much of china, keeping things on the cool side, but also rather stale. high of about 12 there. some sunny skies in beijing. seoul with a high of 10. and shanghai up to 17. want to take your attention over here towards the scandinavian peninsula. we do have basically this area of low pressure continuing to linger. i really want to bring your attentio

because we had planned to invade japan in november of 1945 on the island of kyushu and then the spring of '46 we were going to invade tokyo, honshu. it was estimated that that invasion would cost 150,000 american lives and it would cost 10 million japanese lives so on that basis people are saying okay, so atomic weapons killed say 240,000 people but if we invaded japan we'd have killed 10 million japanese. so i believe that president truman by authorizing the use of the atomic bomb saved hundreds and hundreds of thousands of lives both american and japanese. another thing which some of you may not know about was the military, the army particularly was segregated. in other words i served during world war ii and in my division i never saw a negro soldier. i never saw one. and as the war went on and on, in 1948 president truman said we're going to quit the segregation of the military and we're going to put all the people together and so president truman is the one who said we will no longer have segregation of military services is, we'll put all people together. at that time i was command

the collapse happened in the middle of the night in fukuoka city on the southern island of kyushu. began with two smaller holes that grew steadily until they formed one huge depression around 30 metres wide. that's it. now back to andrew and katty. it's 20 minutes to 11 in times square, new york time, an election results night 2016. let's give you an update on the state of the race on the bbc billboard. our drone camera picks it up over times square. 122 electoral college votes for mrs clinton, 168 for donald trump. the winning line is 270, and it is still wide open for either of them to become the next president of the united states. just before we went to the news, well, 1 the united states. just before we went to the news, well, i think before we even do that, we are going td before we even do that, we are going to go back to jeremy in a minute, but before we do, colorado. it has just been projected for hillary clinton, giving her 49% to donald trump's 44%. it has mostly been republican since the war, but obama won it twice. it has the highest portion of college graduates in the