nhk obtained a draft of the resolution circulated on wed. ban natural gas imports, subject kim to a travel ban and ban countries from hiring and paying north korean

stay tuned for more updates on nhk world. >>> shenzhen, the city has been drastically developed since it was designated as a special economic zone under china's open door policy. it's now dubbed china's sillicon valley. recently it has come to be known as drone city as over 70% of the civilian use drones are used by company s companiies here. it's estimated to reach over 2700 billion dollars in 2020. shenzh shenzhenbased company triggered the drone boom. since commencing sales of highly functional drones for aerial filming in 2014, it became the drone's top supplier. drone's were initially developed for military use. a component called the flight controller stable isiss the aerial vehicles by processing information related to speed and fight angles. the in addition to being remotely controlled, drones can also operate with remote assistance. chinese corporations lead the world's drone industry and continue engaging in intensive r and, d, searching for new uses and contemplating the future use for drones. drones are being manufacturered at a stunning pace. meanwhile, the lifestyle is a

we're only hearing this from nhk. no word from the pentagon so far, david, as to what missile may have been fire oefrd ver ja. >> david kerley, thank you, leading us off with that move by the north koreans. >>> in the meantime tonight, we turn next to that new and horrific description of what really played out inside that nursing home, where several residents died, days after hurricane irma. no power, using backup generators. no air conditioning in the sweltering heat. you saw the evacuations play out, and now, we learned how this unfolded. some rez kesidents initially ha been brought to the hospital across the street, where doctors and nurses were so concerned with what they saw, they went to the nursing home themselves, and what they witnessed, this nurse says, will hunt her forever. one patient's temperature reaching 106 degrees. abc's tom llamas from florida again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, we are learning how one quick-thinking nurse triggered the emergency evacuation of that florida nursing home, saving coun

welcome to nhk news line. >>> myanmar has addressed violence in the country. the handling of the crisis says they welcome international scrutiny and offered a condemnation. >> human rights violations and all oth

according to nhk, no attempt was made to shoot down the missile. president trump speaking aboard air force one saying he's working with the chinese on pressuring north korea and trying to reassure americans. >> the people of this country will be very, very safe. >> reporter: the pentagon says initial assessments suggest this was an intermediate range missile, not an intercontinental missile, which could reach the united states. the launch coming days after the u.n. passed additional sanctions against north korea. the launch comes less than two weeks after north korea tested what it says is a hydrogen bomb that can be mounted on an intercontinental ballistic missile, its sixth and most powerful nuclear test. david kerley, abc news, washington. >>> and there's concern about russia this morning. nato is keeping a close eye on war games being conducted by the russian military. russia says the exercises involve nearly 6,000 of its own troops along with aircraft, tanks and artillery. but estonia, which is a nato member says up to 100,000 russians could t

stay tuned for more updates on nhk world. >>> shenzhen, the city has been drastically developed sinces designated as a special

according to the japanese broadcaster nhk, no attempt was made to shoot down the missile. just this afternoon, president trump speaking aboard air force one, saying he's working with the chinese on pressuring north korea and trying to reassure americans. >> believe me, the people of this country will be very, very safe. >> reporter: the u.n. security council this week approving new sanctions against north korea, banning natural gas imports and textile exports. but the measures were a watered down version of the sanctions that trump administration originally sought. weakened to win china and russia's support. the launch comes less than two weeks after north korea tested what it says is a hydrogen bomb. its sixth and most powerful nuclear test. david? >> david kerley, our thanks to you, leading us off with that provocative move. yet another move by the north koreans. >>> in the meantime tonight, we turn next to that new and horrific description of what really played out inside that nursing home where several residents died, days after hurricane irma. no power, using backup g

in an interview with japanese broadcaster nhk, theresa may said she supported further sanctions againstr a new resolution. we need to ensure that we perhaps increase the pace of the implementation of sanctions and as i have said before, the uk will, joining with others, in encouraging china to exercise on north korea. the yellow pages phone directory will be printed for the last time in 2019. it's byjr hartley. well—known for its 1980s advertising campaign featuring the fictional authorjr hartley, who was hunting for an out of print book, the yellow pages has been in production for more than half a century. its owner, yell, says it will continue online. the last of the books will be delivered in brighton, the same place the first edition was distributed in 1966. tennis star serena williams has given birth to a baby girl at a clinic in florida. news of the birth came as her sister venus prepared to go on court at the us open. congratulations have been pouring in from sports stars and celebrities, including beyonce, rafa nadal, and the wimbledon champion garbine mugurutha. and congratulat

in an interview with japanese broadcaster nhk, theresa may said she supported further sanctions againsti think for a new resolution. we need to ensure that we perhaps increase the pace of the implementation of sanctions and, as i've said before, the uk will, join in with others, in encouraging china to exercise that leverage on north korea. the investigation into the chemical cloud which affected parts of east sussex last sunday is looking into the possibility that it may have been caused by emissions from known shipwrecks in the channel. the beach at birling gap, near eastbourne, was closed until the haze disappeared. the maritime and coastguard agency is now investigating as adina campbell reports. a mysterious mist which engulfed holidaymakers in east sussex. it led to birling gap beach, near beachy head, being evacuated, after people reported having irritated eyes, sore throats, and vomiting. i had a bit of a dry chest. and then, as we came off the beach, then it really kind of hit, and we were all kind of coughing a little bit. and my children were really, really upset, because the

they have to call a general election by the end of next year and the talk now, especially the one with nhkhat shows the ruling party and the coalition got a bump up of about five points in the latest approval poll from the previous month to 44%. he is banking on a couple of things. another poll suggested two thirds of the respondents support the hartline shinzo abe has taken toward north korea. agenda to into abe's reduce the pacifist constitution in japan and build up the military of it. he is banking on that. as well as disarray in the opposition. the democratic party has seen key members resigned after voting in a new leader. then of course, north korea playing into abe's hand. betty: how much of a gamble? even though he has this momentum, how much of a gamble is this election? what is his biggest risk? electioncalling a snap can always go the wrong way. he could lose two thirds majority. there is also a formation of the new party at a tokyo governor, first female governor of tokyo has started this new party that has really hammered on his or abeover the summer -- mr. over the summer. t

this is the report according to the nhk.n cosmetic stocks on the rise on news that we saw presales of korean cosmetics at a record high in august of 21.8%. channel bit of a back considering the lockdown on travel. manus: resident donald trump and republican leaders have projected unity. the framework a revolutionary change that will spur the economic growth and higher wages for average workers during his speech in indiana. good morning. a revelation and shake up the way americans pay their tactic -- taxes. are you as shakeup as donald trump says we should be? >> the challenge here is the devil is in the details. we have become accustomed to grant statements followed by little follow-through. the one slight difference in this case is that republicans were born to cut taxes. the question is what is the extent of that and is it just tax cuts or is it some sort of fundamental reform? anna: it seems markets are eager to trade without the details. we saw the russell outperform thosew companies, all of outperforming. in the last co

nhk say he is inclined to go to to the polls despite recent political scandals.er said an announcement make him by the end of september, with the vote itself on october 29. the news eve the new zealand dollar is a barometer of politics. an average of polls puts the ruling national party and labor level at 42%. equifax says its chief information and security officers have left knowing the breach of 143 million customers personal information -- have left following the breach of 100 43 million customers personal information. shortnancial times says seller carson block is suing equifax for which he calls its abysmal handling of the situation. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. david: thank you. right, this week, a central bank double-header, the fed and boj to set policy. kathleen hays joins us now. we have to start with the fed. they will likely announce something on the balance sheet and not a rate hike. why are those two binary things? theith inflation so low, fed has a tough

. >> with nhk, secretary, the president earlier thanked xi jinping for his actions, would you say these actions are enough? and also would you call on russia -- >> again, we will call on russia to do more. president trump and president xi have had very productive conversations and we appreciate the way they're working with us. i'm going to take one more. >> i would like to follow-up on my initial question. you said this was not targeted at china specifically, but china is the largest trading partner with north korea. so can you spell out how this will effect them and how it will effect the u.s. relationship with china with regards to north korea? >> again, as i emphasized earlier, this is targeted at north korea and anybody that wants to do trade or business with them. and we appreciate the relationship with china and we look forward to working with them. thank you, everybody. >> and that was treasury secretary steve mnuchin speaking about new sanctions imposed on north korea. i want to bring in bruce klinger, heritage foundation senior fellow for northeast asia. so, bruce, first off, w

the japanese broadcaster nhk reported a short time ago that the japanese government is saying that theissile launch by north korea landed off japan's northern island of hokkaido, the island that the previous north korean missile flew over and that is what has happened again for a second time because the japanese press going on to report that it landed off highway kid doe in the pacific ocean. this could be our first indicator that this is an intermediate range ballistic missile potentially. this will be something that they have to analyze. the distance from north korea to the pacific ocean off japan would indicate an intermediate range missile but the north koreans in their intercontinental ballistic missile launches have done something very unusual. they have fired them very high, out of the atmosphere, brought them back down and had them land in japan which is not intercontinental. it's a technical point but it's going to be perhaps one of the most crucial points as they analyze what has happened here, whether it's an intermediate range or, in fact, a third test of an intercontinenta

nhk say he is increasingly go to theto polls despite recent scandals.announcement may come by the end of september with the vote itself on october 29. reports from china say beijing will hold workers responsible for banning pollution. the band will apply to road and housing work as well as demolition. the winter brings beijing's worst pollution as inefficient heating systems send smoke into the air. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> north korea will top the agenda. world leaders gathering in the united nations this week. i'll bloomberg editor joins us again from washington. been highlyump has critical of the united nations as he prepares to address the assembly for the first time. a lot of foreign leaders have not met trump and this is their first-hand look at him, so what can we expect? >> that is right. to g20nt trump has been and g7 summits, but this is a big stage. at the spend four days yuan general assembly, which is longer than his predecessors george bu

we're hearing from nhk, saying board directors will discuss the chip unit sales today.his is been delayed time and time again, given the legal risk we have seen, the dispute with western digital. apple joining in the mix, as well, with a their bid with a consortium of investors. we have heard all of this from different agencies over the past couple days. hopefully that could be resolved this week. western digital apologizing to toshiba for the strained ties. we will see if those results come through later in asia. heading back to d.c., u.s. lawmakers back at work with plenty on the to do list. moved to endmp obama-era protections for undocumented migrants. there was also a looming debate on the debt ceiling, and rising tensions with north korea. let's check in with our senior washington editor, joe sobczyk. joe, good to see you. how likely is congress going to act to protect people covered by this law known as deferred action for childhood arrivals? joe: thanks. there is a critical mass of lawmakers from both parties. most, if not all democrats, and a large number of re

did speak to them this morning, i'm not going to comment on other confidential discussions >> with nhk. secretary, the president earlier thanked xi jinping for his bold actions. would you say the actions today are enough and would you call on russia -- >> again, we'll call on russia to do more president trump and president xi have had very productive conversations and we appreciate the way they're working with us. i'm going to take one more >> follow up on my initial question you said that this is not targeted at china specifically, but china is the largest trading partner with north korea so can you spell out how this will affect them and how it will affect the u.s. relationship with china with regard to north korea? >> again, as i emphasized earlier, this is targeted at north korea, and anybody that wants to do trade or business with them. we appreciate the relationship with china, we look forward to working with them. thank cryou, everybody >> treasury secretary steven mnuchin, let's get reaction from eamon javers, eamon, as he was pressed a little bit on whether these new sanctions

nhk japan broadcasting corporation. north korean cyber capability. it's been reported that north korea is responsible for the banking attack, but i'm wondering if north korea is in a very rice oois lated country and whether they have such capability or not. so could you tell us what your assessment is about north korean capability and also you believe that they have done the attack or not. >> certainly. we are on record to say that we have not defin tichitively tied wanna cry 2.0, which caused the impacts to the national health system that rob mentioned, we, the nsa, have not definitively tied that back to north korea. other nation-states have, and so there's been different news out there about whether or not north korea is or is not responsible. attribution is very tough. i mean, that's one of challenges of cyber security and the deterrence strategy we talked about in providing pressure back on those that perpetuate cyber action, whether they're nation-states or individual actors. attribution is tough and we take it seriously because of the rerp cus

welcome to nhk newsline. here are some of the stories we're following. >>> condemning north korea. japan's prime minister wants world leaders to increase pressure on pyongyang following sunday's nuclear test. >>> a display of force. withth the response of its own, south korea's military conducts a live fire exercise. >>> and preserving history as the world worries about the north's growing nuclear power. we'll look at hour teachers are learning from ageing atomic bomb