nhk world. >> all right.'s have a look at the markets. >>> and from the team in tokyo, thank you for being with us. ñl >> you're watching al jazeera. the headlines this hour. referendums in occupied areas of ukraine have ended, with pro-russian separatists declaring victory. they claim most people border to join russia, and keep allies say the road is a sham. the u.n. security council discussed the referendums in ukraine. the political affairs chief says the paternal legitimacy in international law. ukrainian president said the world must take action against

nhk world. >> all right.ave a look at the markets. >>> and from the newsline biz team in tokyo, i'm gene otani. thank you for being with us. >> . the coffin of queen elizabeth the second is in buckingham palace. traffic came to a standstill in much of london. the new king and his wife were at the palace to see the coffin. earlier on tuesday, king charles the third made his first visit to northern ireland. people

♪ >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline."'m yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. >>> we begin with another mass grave in ukraine. authorities say it was found in the city of izyum after it was liberated from russian control. media reports say more than 440 bodies were marked with simple wooden crosses. they say some of the people were killed by shelling and air strikes. ukraine's president responded sharply to the discovery in a video address. >> translator: we want the world to know what is really happening and what the russian occupation has led to in bucha, mariupol. now, unfortunately, in izyum, russia is leaving death behind everywhere and must be held responsible. >> zelenskyy met with the president of the european commission in kyiv on thursday. ukraine's presidential office says he told ursula von der leyen the recent counteroffensive has been effective and liberated many communities. he called it a big victory. but a russian spokesperson says it's becoming more urgent for moscow to achieve its military objectives. observers say

♪ >>> welcome to nhk "newsline."elcome from tokyo. >> ukrainian president zelenskyy condemned the move and he ward mosc will bury the chances the negotiations. he said russian leaders were using the same things in 2014. the governor dismissed the referendum as nothing but sham. >> translator: russian authorities bused in a lot of people. they waved russian flags and said they were local residents who were waiting for russi forces to arrive. >> the referendums are scheduled to continue until tuesday. >>> ronald reagan arrived in south korea ahead of joint military drills scheduled between the countries. the nuclear-powered vessel's port stop comes amid international concerns about the possibility that north korea may stage its seventh nuclear test. >> i think the -- what the commitment of u.s. carrier strike group operating in and around the peninsula illustrates is our commitment to stand together and our desire and our focus on ensuring that we are interoperable and integrated to face any challenge or any threat whe

>>> hello, thank you for joining us for this edition of "nhk newsline" from tokyo. we start in the uk. queen elizabeth ii, origins longest reigning monarch died at the age of 96. her death was announced thursday afternoon. her son, prince charles, has succeeded her to the throne. he says this is a moment of greatest sadness for his family. hesays there comforted by knowing the deep affections widely held for the queen. >>> the prime minister hailed her as the very spirit of great britain. >> queen elizabeth ii was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her rain. >>> how are people feeling right now? >> tokyo flags are at half mast across the country. we describe britain as a nation in mourning. people are gathering here in london and other cities to lay flowers and memorials and pay their respects for queen elizabeth ii. she ruled for 70 years. most people in the uk have not known a time with another monarch on the throne. earlier this week, queen elizabeth appointed her 15th prime minister, liz truss. her health had b

stay safe. >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline."o stay with us for more. >>> this is newsline biz. a research firm says price hikes of food and drink products in japan are expected to peak in october. makers are facing rising material costs due to inflation and a week yen. the bank surveyed 105 major domestic makers. the results were compiled by the end of august. the company's floplan to rarais trup willed the number in september. the research company says the hikes are expected to put an additional financial burden of nearly 6,000 yen or roughly $40 per month on average for a household of two or more people. that calculation is based on results of an interior affairs ministry survey. the household will likely feel a heavy financial burden as groceries account for a large portion of their budgets. the firm says the price hikes should subsued in november or later. dairy products could also become more expensive in the near future. a number of japanese tourists increased in august following and the organization says over 26,000 japan

>>> hell lowe and welcome to this edition of nhk news line. this is the news from tokyo. we start with the russian invasion of ukraine. moscow forces appear to be stretched thin, given opportunity for a surprise attack in the country's east. much of the fighting has been focused in the southern region, so much so that the russian troops have reploying from other areas, including eastern ukraine. ukrainian forces have used the move as an opportunity. they launched a counter offensive and retaken some of the territory. >> i think every citizen is proud of our soldiers. we should feel good about it. >>> ukraine has claimed responsibility for last month's explosions in russia. it was annexed in 2014 and was an important staging area for russian's invasion. >>> the u.n. security council has criticized of the ukrainian citizens. they have reportedly deported 1 million ukrainians. they verified that she subjected them to security checks and personal data collection. the ambassador to the united nations said that they are appearing to be wanting to start an an an invasion. >> rus

. >>> that is all for this edition of "nhk newsline". thank you for watching. >>> this is "newsline biz" . we are looking at the biggest high spike for metal products in a decade. the deal between the top selling automaker and the largest steel producer would be a benchmark in increased prices in a wide range of industries. sources say the companies agreed to raise the price of auto related steel products per ton by %40,000 or $290. the change would be in place for the latter half of the current fiscal year. that is an increase up to 30% compared to the first half of the year. it would be the biggest hike since 2010. the soaring prices of iron ore, coal, and raw materials, stemming from russia's invasion of ukraine are behind the deal. the experts say this will drive up the cost of a wide range of products, including electronics. >>> consumers in japan will pay more at the local supermarkets. a new survey of companies shows rising prices of food items are about to hit their peak next month. >>> a private research firm conducted the surve

hello, welcome to "nhk newsline". we begin in ukraine. experts from the international atomic agency are inspecting the nuclear power plant. fighting near the russian -controlled facility has raised fears of a possible nuclear disaster. the director general heads the team, which checked the damaged facilities. >> i've just completed the first tour of the key areas that we wanted to see in this approach to the facility. there is a lot more to do. my team is staying on. most importantly, we have a continued presence from the iea here. >> some team members have left the plant. a local pro-russian group says the rest of the team is continuing its inspection. the state nuclear company says the inspection would last until saturday. they say will land on sunday or monday. they make ukrainian president reiterated his demand that the plant he returned to his country's control. estimate the main thing that must happen is the demilitarization of the station's teterritory. it is the goal of ukrainian and international efforts. >> shelling continue to

♪ >>> welcome back to nhk "newsline." we have the latest at this hour.he yen rallied against the dollar after japanese authorities intervened in the currency market. it's the first time in 24 years japan waded into the currency market to buy yen which brings the climb back to the 140 level. the dramatic move came hours after the yen had tumbled to the 145 yen level against the green back. traders have been dumping the japanese currency following another u.s. rate hike and decision by the bank of japan to keep its easing money policy firmly in place. a senior finance ministry official said the intervention is designed to halt the slide. concern about the widenen gap japan and united states prompted a selloff of the yen. it shed around 20% of its value against the dollar this year, dramatically raising import prices and straining household budgets. >>> relations between japan and south korea have been hung up on issues such as wartime labor. leaders of the two countries met at the u.n. in an effort to work things out. it was the first face-to-face sit-down

>> hello and welcome to nhk newsline.s find themselves more and more department by the prices they are paying. they watch inflation pick up and up and are expecting to get some relief. they didn't get quite what they were hoping for. labor department officials say in august the consumer

kkkkkkkkc >> hello and welcome to nhk newsline.s of people have lined the streets of london waiting in silence. they heard the quiet folk the boom of cannons . they bring the coffin of queen elizabeth to the home

nhk. this memorial not only ensures the preservation of history from the korean war. but also strengthens the alliance. the united states and the republic of korea to the fallen and the veterans of the korean war. no matter what do or say it never be enough to say how grateful we are for their ultimate sacrifice. it is my greatest honor to introduce the official party, the wall of remembrance, dedication ceremony. please welcome mr. doug emhoff, second gentleman of the united states. mr. jake sullivan sullivan. i'd like to introduce mr. jake sullivan, national security advisor to the united states. minister chong. top lee, national of national defense. minister min park minister of patriots and, veterans affairs. general john talalay, retired chairman of the korean war veterans memorial foundation. at this please rise in body or spirit for the presentation of colors by the armed forces. color guard in the military district of washington. please remain standing for the national anthem of the republic of korea and the united states. the. military. the. great. ladies and

and nhk, japan's public broadcaster, is reporting more than a hundred people have been injured as a result worth noting hundreds of flights today and yesterday have been canceled and bullet train service also suspended on several lines until at least some point later this afternoon. this slow moving and powerful typhoon as i mentioned made landfall late last night around 7:00 p.m. on ckagoshima city on kyushu island. now, super typhoon nanmadol wasn't the only storm to impact this region. the largest earthquake taiwan has recorded this year. trails were derailed, buildings collapsed, and as of this morning nearly 700 people remain trapped on two separate mountains in south eastern taiwan. taiwanese officials are saying all of those people have been taken into local shelters and will be evacuated at some point today as authorities work to clear roadblockages. so far at some point in this quake one person has died after being struck by a machine. michael? >> all right, appreciate it, blake. thanks so much. blake esic there in tokyo for us. >>> now, ukraine grappling with the grim aftermath f

and nhk, japan's public broadcaster, has reported nearly 100 people have been injured.ue teams are on site. now, this slow moving yet powerful typhoon made landfall near kagoshima city 7:00 p.m. local time and now headed here. and likely bring heavy rain and strong winds which could cause land slides and flooding. that of course the biggest concern. japan's super typhoon wasn't the only disaster to impact over the weekend. in taiwan a 6.2 magnitude earthquake hit off the eastern coast. it is the largest earthquake taiwan has reported so far this year. trains were derailed, buildings collapsed. and as of this morning nearly 700 people remain trapped on two separate mountains in south eastern taiwan. taiwanese officials say all those people have been taken to local shelters and will be evacuated at some point today as authorities with those people on the mountain work to clear roadblockage. as a result, for example, of this one quake one person has died after being struck by a machine while working at a cement factory, nearly 100 people have been injured. and since a near

e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or 73ú3ú+ú+ú+ú+ú+ú >>> hello there and welcome to nhk catherine kobayashi in new york. people in scotland are divided in their support for the british monarchy, but thousands have turned out to mourn queen elizabeth. they tried to catch a glimpse as her coffin began his journey from balmoral castle to her final resting place at windsor castle. people lined the streets

and nhk, japan's public broadcaster reporting more than 40 people have been injured.ting that hundreds of flights in the region today and yesterday have been canceled and bullet train service has also been suspended on several lines until at least later this afternoon. now this slow-moving yet powerful typhoon made landfall near kagoshima city on kyushu island on sunday. it is headed towards tokyo, bringing with it heavy rains, strong winds, which could of course cause landslides and flooding. that's a big concern now. the super typhoon wasn't the only natural disaster to impact the region. as you mentioned on sunday, in taiwan, a strong 6.9 magnitude earthquake hit off the island's eastern coast. it's the largest earthquake taiwan has recorded so far this year. trains were derailed. buildings collapsed. and as of monday morning, nearly 700 people remain trapped on two separate mountains in the southeastern part of taiwan. taiwan officials say all of those people have been taken into local shelters and will be evacuated at some point today as authorities work to clear

wñab >>> hello and welcome back to nhk "newsline".ish prime minister emerged under rainy skies. liz truss told britons that together they will weather the storm. she promised to protect them with a full plan to grow the economy.

<■o;o;ó7ó7 >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline."new york. >>> a powerful earthquake has struck western mexico, damaging buildings and knocked out power. officials with the u.s. geological survey say the magnitude 7.6 quake hit just after 1:00 in the afternoon. killing at least one person. the disaster struck as people marked the anniversary of two other eartua

associate digital editor as well as a people and culture manager. o;o;ó7ó7 ♪ ♪ >>> hello, welcome back to nhkm takao minori in new york. >>> world leaders are taking turns at the u.n. general assembly addressing each other, and one of their peers who isn't even there. president volodymyr zelenskyy provided them with an update on the war in ukraine. he zeroed in on russian president vladamir putin without ever mentioning his name. >> there

amy: andy campbell, thank you so much senior editor at huffpost. , ñl ♪ >>> hello and welcome back to nhk" i'm takao minori in new york. thousands of russians have joined an exodus across their borders. men of military age fear they will be called up to fight in the war in ukraine. so they are trying to leave not knowing whether they will be able to or where they'll end up. russian president vladimir putin has ordered 300,000 reservists

alissa quart, executive director of the economic hardshipúú >>> welcome to nhk "newsline".minori >>>investors riding out storms on the market have long put their money into japanese yen. they have sunk to levels not seen in more than two decades. around 145 against u.s. dollar. some are wondering if they could still count on the yen to hold it vae

that doeñl nhk "newsline." i'm takao minori in new york.s in eastern ukraine have controlled votes on joining russia that have been criticized as a sham. they have coerced residents, some at gunpoint, to choose in favor. they got the results they expected. pro-russian officials had seen ukrainian forces seize momentum on the battlefield so they

nhk newsline.ack to russian president vladimir putin has claimed for months that he wanted to liberate parts of eastern ukraine. he's orchestrated the outcomes of referendums in four regions. now, he's poised to bring those territories into his orbit. crews have erected a stage in red square to celebrate the

[captioning made possible ♪ >>> hello and welcome back to nhk "newsline." minori in new york. >>> u.s. president joe biden is taking every opportunity he can to rally support for his democratic party ahead of the november midterm elections. he visited the swing states of wisconsin and pennsylvania to address workers on labor day. union endorsements have helped biden win past ect

o;o;ó7ó7 ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome back to nhk "newsline."i in new york. >>> the head of the united nations has sketched a world teeming with turmoil. antonio guterres welcomed them to the general assembly with the catalog of the challenges they face. war, shortages of food, and of energy. he warned them that the world is in peril and paralyzed. >> the united nations charter

total so far, there has been 2 reported deaths 1 one reported missing and 122 injured according to nhkmberg intelligence reports we see hundreds of millions of dollars in insurance claims coming from this. they scrambled transport, hundreds of flights canceled, trains and affected roots are also canceled. almost every part of the country is under some sort of weather advisory from floods, landslides, storm surges, high winds. the storm has hit mostly japan, right now it is north of tokyo, it should be off to see over the pacific ocean later today. >> people in japan coming back from a three-day holiday, how bad could get in the tokyo region? >> tokyo is under a flood advisory for today, we are getting heavy rain off and on tokyo this morning. it made the morning commute far more difficult. people that were overseas for the holiday, or traveling within japan it slowed things down. flights were called off in many parts of the country. it was a bit of a scramble to get back to tokyo and other parts of japan. because of the way that flights or trains were cut off. >> east asia editor, join

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