japanese officials say they'll suspend work to relocate a u.s. military base within okinawa so they can try to overcome opposition to the move. >>> foreign ministers from asean countries are discussing china's increased maritime activities at talks in kuala lumpur. >>> officials with japan's weather agency have started an online volcanic eruption warning system aimed at keeping climbers safe. >>> and thousands of origami paper cranes sent to hiroshima from around the world as symbols of peace are being reborn so they can be shared with others. >>> japanese officials have announced that they will suspend work to relocate a u.s. military base within okinawa prefecture. crews were planning to start reclaiming land in a coastal area of nago city to prepare for the move of futenma air station. many residents of the city have voiced opposition to the plan. the government's top spokesperson says the work will be put on hold for a month so officials can hold discussions with local authorities. >> translator: we would like to explain to the governor of ok

most of these officials had fifa positions. >>> the u.s. attorney handling the investigation issued a warning to the panel members. >> superficial changes at fifa will not be sufficient and likewise, mere changes of personnel or in certain positions without a genuine commitment to good governance will not be sufficient. >> fifa said the reform panel will have 14 other members. the panel is expected to submit proposals to prevent a recurrence of the problem to an extraordinary congress in february. the congress will choose accese blatter's successor. >>> land mines seriously wounded two south korean soldiers. the south has accused the north of planting the mines. three land mines exploded last week in the demaltarrized zone in paju, gyeongi province. about 400 meters from the zone's military demarcation line. south korea's military on monday said it had determined from debris that the north planted the mines. later in the day the military started broadcasts criticizing the north using loudspeakers in two places near the demarcation line. the

government officials plan to move the u.s. marine corps air stations to waters less pop lated in na go city. they have planned to start reclamation work off the coast after completing a drilling test. but work have been halted until september 9th. okinawa governor opposes the plan to move the u.s. base within the prefecture. hess elected by a landslide last november. >> my goal has been not to allow a new base to be built in hiroko. i want to try my utmost to make sure that goal is achieved. >> they set up an independent panel with the aim of counseling the approval of the reclamation given by his creditors. last month the panel put together a report saying there were illegal flaws in the approval process. >> that led to can selling the approval. . the central government plans to tell okinawan officials it's the only solution. >> after a cooling off period and a calmer atmosphere, we would like to explain once again the government's stance on removeing the danger of the air stations and relocating. we also want to explain our

housing starts in july officials say were up 7.4%. rental untsdz up 19%. the number of homes built for sale dropped 9%. fisherys officials from around the pacific rim are gathered in a northern japanese city to look at ways to restore the world drind i dwindleing stock of pacific bluefin tuna. overfirst quarter reduced it to a third of what it was 20 years ago. >>> now, let's take a look at our global economic calendar for this week. first, india will release the gdp data on monday. on tuesday, we'll find out how china's factories did in august. the official manufacturing pmi in july dropped to 50 from the previous month 50.2. over in frankfort, officials at the european central bank will hold a policy meeting on thursday. the u.s. jobs reports for august will come out on friday. employers in the non-farm sector added more than 200,000 jobs in july for the third straight month. on the same day, central banks from the groups of 20 countries will kick off a two-day meeting in ankara, turkey. >>> we spoke on events 23478 coming weeks with a senior associate p

coast guard officials say it coulding be the largest submarine since world war ii. they're conducting sonar survey off the islands. another japanese vessel attracting attention this year is the battleship that was sank in 1944. researchers led by microsoft co-founder paul allen said they found her in march off the philippines. >>> plans to relocate the u.s. marine corps futenma air station within okinawa has created disagreement. they're scheduled to meet next week for intensive talks on the issue. prime minister shinzo abe says he hopes it will deepen mutual understanding. the central government has decided to halt all work to relocate the base for one month. starting next week. during that time the focus will be on resolving the standoff. he hopes negotiators will be able to discuss what lies behind the issue, and better understand each other's positions. >> translator: i don't think we have ever had thorough discussions on the history and deterrence of okinawa. i'd like to hear what government officials think about these issues, and also i will tell them our view

a dozen officials were dismissed from the party or removed from their posts. but investigators determined the worst accusations were unfounded, saying only that officials had lapsed in their duties, but that there was no evidence of children being seized and sold. "how can the government take away my child and claim it is not a crime? how can the government abuse its rights regardless of the laws? i just want to question them like this. is human trafficking allowed in china? is it legal in china for the people to be bullied? this is what i want to ask." >> in the wake of the scandal, local officials have tried to intimidate families to stay quiet. in an interview in hunan, zhou yinghe's mother said officials only want to cover up what happened. >> "every time i went to the department and asked for my granddaughter, they said they didn't know where she was. journalists came to my house to investigate this matter. after the journalists left, (officials) threatened us that if the journalists exposed them and affected their interests, they would take revenge on us

officials in seoul welcomed kim's stance. they said they hope pyongyang will abide by the accord. >>> japanese cabinet ministers have set a new cap to build a new stadium for the 2020 tokyo olympics. they've scrapped the initial plan. they'll now cut costs by 40%. >> translator: we've limited the function of the new stadium to what is needed for the competitions. we considered what's best for the athletes and what would suit a main stadium for the 2020 olympics and paralympics. >> cabinet ministers endorsed the new cap that limits construction costs to $1.3 billion. the new stadium will have about 68,000 seats for the games. they can be increased to 80,000 if necessary for a world cup soccer match. the stadium's roof will now only cover the upper seats and a sub track for warm-ups will be built within walking distance from the stadium. it's set for completion by the end of april 2020 but the international olympic committee asked that it be finished by january of that year so the government will seek proposals from designers a

on thursday, officials at the u.s. commerce department released updated gdp physicals for the april to june quarter. on friday, they ruled out a wrath of economic indicators, including july unemployment and inflation figures. with an eye on event in the coming week. we spoke with the chief japan economist at bank of perk, merrill lynch, global research. he is focusing on japan's consumer price index, which is due out on friday. >> the most important data at the moment. it affects the future quality as well as a wedge growth and -- [ inaudible ] . in july, i expect it to show different declines in the year. it's the larger impact. he has been saying that we would be able achieve 2% inflation by the peace conference 2015. we little more culture. our expectation is course gpi could reach 1.5% inflation by mid-next year. it is falling short of the 2% target t. japan is making enough progress, so it would continue to stay on course rather than increasing than easing. >> he is expecting the u.s. federal reserve to raise its

trade officials say it was a similar story going in the other direction. they say imports from china tumbled by 13% to less than $80 billion. that's because japan bought fewer smartphone parts and notebook computers. an official at the trade organization says weak personal spending in china shows no signs of letting up. and that will damp demand of cars. >>> among the survivors of the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki are thousands of koreans and other foreigners. some are offered a subsidy from the japanese government but many living overseas are still not getting the care they deserve. nhk world reports. >> reporter: hapcheon, south korea, this town had the highest number of atomic bomb victims in the country. one of the survivors is this 72-year-old. he works for a group that supports south korean victims of the hiroshima and nagasaki attacks. more than 20,000 atomic bomb survivors are thought to have returned to south korean. about 3,000 hold atomic bomb survivors certificates, a document issued by the japanese government. certificate holders r

officials downgraded that for the first time in 11 months.alling sales of vehicles and a sluggish retail sector are cited as factors. they also revised down their take on exports, pointing to declines in electronics parts for other asian markets. >>> now, organic materials that conduct electricity are becoming the base of products. experts say they'll sell a rival metal as a basic building block and manufacturers are exploring a host of new applications from watches to aircraft bodies. >> this is an organic material that conducts electricity. electronics manufacturers are competing to develop products using materials like this, made of plastic, fiber carbon and other compounds. one think-tank estimates the market for these materials could be worth about $58 billion u.s. by 2030. one company used the material to make this solar powered film. >> translator: this solar celibatery generates electricity from exposure to indoor lights. >> reporter: this is fukushima station. the solar film was fixed to the station's windows in april. the film doesn

officials later confirm it's the only missing crew member t. sun flower was carrying 71 passengers, were evacuated safely on friday as we see by this video. many japanese auto makers are reporting ro bust earnings not from domestic sales. we have more. >> well the japan auto brand is strong and well overseas james, business abroad is boosting the bottom line for nissan handa and suzuki. new car sales in japan fell for the seventh straight month. industry officials attribute the decline on a tax site on many vehicles in april. the officials say more than 425,000 new vehicles were sold last month. sales of new cars were showing some signs of recovery. last month the drop is bigger than the previous months. new car sales, excluding mini vehicles fell down more than 1% from a year ago. industry officials say summer bonuses did not have the effect they were hoping for him they are now pinning their hopes on each company, coming up with few efforts to stimulate sales. suzuki posted record profits. sui sur can i executives say the sales hit more than

officials in zimbabwe are seeking dr. palmer's extradition for killing the country's beloved lion that wore a g.p.s. tracking collar. in an interview with "the telegraph," theo bronkhorst, one of dr. palmer's guides, admits what happened one month ago today was wrong, saying, "i was devastated. i could not have seen the collar at night. i should have taken it to parks. i admit that. so, we did what had to be done. we took the head and skin, as the client had paid for the trophy." cornell law professor jens david olin says extradition won't be taken seriously until dr. palmer is formally charged with a crime. >> at this moment in time, there's no formal extradition that's binding on the united states for the united states to go out and actually arrest palmer. >> reporter: even if the 55- year-old dentist is not punished in zimbabwe, life here at home has been a nightmare. >> it's unclear whether or not dr. palmer is in hiding from an internet mob or whether or not he's in hiding from the extradition process. >> extradite!

officials say 130,000 dogs and cats were destroyed across japan in 2013. the npo staff hope their efforts can reduce this number. >> translator: the way he took part in the search almost looked as if he represented the countless animals that have been destroyed. i hope that his efforts to save lives will make many people aware of the problem, the cruelty of destroying animimalsn japan. i also want people to realize how precious life is and realize that he could have been one of those dead animals, but he's been saved and represents a bright hope. >> reporter: rescue workers train constantly to improve their skills, and he's no exception. having had a close call himself, this dog is determined to save lives. aya hamashima, nhk world. >> thanks very much, aya. let's hope he can change the tide and awareness on this issue. he returns today, tuesday, from another mission in taiwan. he went there last week to help look for survivors of typhoon soudelor. >>> a writer from sweden is on a mission to help hiroshima's atomic bomb survivors share their stories with t

officials believe this is essential to ensure the country's continued growth. nhk world's mitsuko nishikawa has more. >> reporter: this is the second time the government has hosted the world assembly for women. about 150 leading figures from many countries have gathered here to attend the two-day forum. prime minister shinzo abe told participants japan needs to learn from some other countries. >> translator: northern european countries put weight on women's advancement. they have successfully achieved both economic growth and a higher birth rate. i hope japan will follow suit. but the largest hurdle is the traditional work culture that often justifies long working hours, mainly by men. >> reporter: there's a reason why the japanese government is focusing on women's issues. japan is getting older, and its working population keeps on declining. the country lags far behind other developed countries in the advancement of women. switzerland-based foundation, the world economic forum, has ranked japan 104th out of 142 countries in addressing its gender gap. it's the

report says malachi and other top officials should stand trial. it seems aimed at deflecting criticism that the government's campaign ago ens the militants is making little progress. officials for the syrian human rights group based if britain have disclosed a report they received from their sources if war torn syria. they say government forces conducted major airstrikes on sunday near damascus. they say more than 80 people reportedly were killed. the report says 250 people were wounded in bombardments on the marketplace. deposit forces were targeting a base of operations for anti-government militants. the document says troops loyal to president assad continue attacks on using barrel bombs. they are filled with shrapnel and explosives. the government admitted they are short person fell for fights against factions. they say the assad administration will focus defense efforts on securing a quarter of syrian territory. people in nagasaki commemorated earlier there month the destruction caused by the atomic bomb on august th fine 45 t. attack killed t

officials urge the taliban to immediately stop targeting civilians. they also demanded the afghan government ensure that its military operations do not affect civilians. the u.n. report shows security has not improved since most of the u.s.-led international troops withdrew from the country last year. security was handed over to afghan authorities. >>> a japanese crew has delivered a patrol ship to vietnam that will be used to oversea the country's offshore fishing grounds. >> nagai from the japanese embassy in hanoi spoke about the important of maintaining maritime order. >> translator: i hope it will greatly contribute in protecting the safety of fishermen, and the country's sovereignty. it will provide significant assistance for fisheries' patrol authorities. >> japanese embassy officials say another boat has already been handed over to vietnam's maritime police. they say the remaining four vessels will be delivered to the country later this year. >>> the designer of the 2020 tokyo olympics emblem has denied that he copied the logo of a belgian the

health officials are stressing of the water is safe to drink. officials say they may test additional cooling towers and will likely take a closer a look at how these cooling towers are >> we can do better by making sure people get treatment earlier and we can do better by making sure the cooling towers are maintained. >> reporter: the symptoms are flu like and people with preexisting medical conditions are most at risk. dozens of people have been sickened with the disease and because the incubation period and run up to ten days health officials believe there will be more cases this week. the mayor's office put out a statement that legislation will be introduced this week to strengthen inspections of those cool in towers to try to prevent future cases. officials say this disease is treatable and give you live in south bronx experiencing flu like symptoms you should seek medical attention immediately. that is the latest from the newsroom. ben: strong riptides may be to blame for several near drownings in the rockaways. four people had to be rescue

agreement to continue the disclosure agreement providence for the approval of an official statement for much bonds and execution of documents related through to and certain actions in connection there with. >> thank you very much mr. golden there are no public comments for this and questions or comments from the board seeing none, ms. casco roll call vote and ms. chin ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell, ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 5 i's. >> thank you very much and the phenomenal action item under that agenda items it the sfusd authorizing the issuance of the 2015 attention notes in an aggregate amount not to exceed $167 million is there a motion and second. >> thank you very much mr. carr response. >> thank you dr. murase and chief golden. >> i'll defer to my colleague. >> thank you, chief govrlg the recommendation that the board of education in the san francisco unified school district do you want the resolution of the board of education that authorized the issuance of the san francisco unified school district city and county of san francisco californi

officials plan to conduct more trials. they want to test the vaccine on other groups, including children. >>> the organizers of the 2020 tokyo olympics may have to fight to continue to use their logo. a graphic designer in belgium is demanding they drop it. he claims it looks too much like his work. dibi says he created his logo two years ago for a belgian theater. dibi's lawyer says he has written to the international olympic committee and the tokyo organizing committee. he says he will file a copyright suit in belgium unless they respond or stop using the logo within eight days. he says they are also ready to file suit in other countries. japanese designer sono created the logo that sparked the dispute. he released a statement and says he has no knowledge of dibi's design. tokyo olympic and paralympic minister endo says he understands trademarks around the world had been checked. he sees no problem with the selection of sono's design. >>> members of the international olympic committee have picked beijing for the 2022 win

the list contains phone numbers of 35 japanese officials includinone minister, bank of pan officials, and offices of the finance ministry it also includes information on the natural resources division of major trading companies mitsubishi and others. parts of the phone numbers were crossed out on the website. wikileaks also published nsa reports based on intercepts, covering topics such as japan's position on trade negotiations and climate change. wikileak's editor in chief said the u.s. passed the information on to the u.k. and other countries. assange also said the lesson for japan is this do not expect a global superpower to act with hor or respect. wikiles says spying on the targets dates back at least to the first administration of prime minister shinzo abe which started in september 2006. >>> a growing number of businesses in japan are taking note that cats are increasingly the pet of choice in the country. there are now 10 million of them in japanese homes, and it's not hard to figure out why. cats are low maintenance. unlike dogs they don't need to be walked every day, and the

a senior administration official says u.s. law enforcement and intelligence officials will work in coordination with their french counterparts to investigate. officials will compare notes, checking to see if the suspect was in any way known to authorities here. now, the first priority is determining if the attacker had any accomplices to thwart any potential future attacks at home or abroad and then the next step will be determining how a 26-year-old moroccan man might have become radicalized with the intention of killing multiple people. it's not clear whether the suspect has links to isis, but the senior administration official says whether its recent attacks in paris, australia or chattanooga, tennessee, lone wolves are the hardest threat for counterterrorism officials to analyze and control. president obama back home at the white house this evening where he will continue to track the investigation. erica, back to you. >> all right, kristen, thank you. >>> turning now to the deadly fires tearing through the drought-stricken

the officials released a report after wrapping up a two-day meeting on friday. it says private consumption has been resilient. and that exports and industrial production have been picking up despite some fluctuations. they say capital investment has been on a moderate increasing trend on the back of improving corporate profits. their assessment of housing investment has been slightly modified. they said earlier it has started to pick up. they now say it has been picking up. the policymakers decided to maintain the massive easing program to achieve the bank's goal of 2% inflation. the decision by a majority vote of 8-1 comes even though the consumer price index is still far from the target. it has been hovering about the same level as a year ago. but bank officials say prices are moving in an upward trend and will gather pace in or after autumn this year. the bank of japan governors say the economy will rebound from weak exports and private consumption seen in the april to june quarter. >> translator: we have been hearing reports that point to an upbeat trend in

officials visited their sister state in brazil. athletes from britain and china will hold training camps there before rio. officials want to see how they, too, can attract foreign teams. >> translator: we want many countries to hold camps in our prefecture since yamanashi is close to tokyo. >> reporter: many other prefectures are expected to follow in trying to attract athletes to their cities and towns. tokyo has five years to get ready for the 2020 games. organizers will need to monitor preparations in rio de janeiro and push forward to make a strong show of their ability to organize one of the world's great sporting spectacles. shigeru sato, nhk world. >> a long checklist for sure, but generating lots of excitement. thanks for that report. >>> the life insurance market in japan is facing a shake-up. gene otani tells us what's happening in the industry and also has a roundup of today's business headlines. >> thanks, james. the country's largest insurer nippon life is in negotiations to buy a smaller rival. executives want to cons

>> japanese government officials may reschedule the foreign minister's planned trip to russia. they'll do so if the russian prime minister goes to japan's northern territories. he may visit the island during a period of patriotic events for youth held from this week. a senior foreign ministry official says that the timing cannot be close to the visit to the region. officials are trying to schedule the trip sometime between the end of august and the beginning of between the end of august and the beginning of september. they say they will continue urging russia to cancel the trip. they are concerned it will affect prospects for president vladimir putin. russia controls the northern territory and they claim the japanese islands were illegally occupied after world war ii. >>> the designer of the main stadium for the 2020 tokyo olympics and paralympics is speaking publicly about her controversial project. she wants to keep working on the proposed facility on a reviewed budget. jop ne london based arctic said inn bacost estimate is due to the rise of material pricesth stadium would h

chinese officials liberalized loan rates to businesses in 2013. they launched deposit insurance in may this year to shield consumers from bank failures. >>> and that's it for business news for this hour. but i'll leave you with a check on the markets. >>> members of the islamic state militant group are released images showing a temple in the city of palmyra being destroyed. the five images distributed on social media tuesday show militants laying explosives in the temple baal shamin. baal shamin was built in the first century and was considered one of the best preserved cultural assets in palmyra. islamic state militants have demolished many other cultural properties. concerns are growing that they may destroy more in palmyra. they took over the city in may. >>> ahead of the international atomic energy agency says it will be possible to check whether an iranian military facility suspected of developing nuclear weapons in the past is doing so again. iaea board members met to discuss how to monitor whether iran is following through on last month's f

nbc 10 is your official station for the eagles.regame coverage starts at 12:30. >>> we want to give you another live look inside the linc. here's a view of sam bradford taking some catches in there. he's not expected to play today. we know mark sanchez will get some time, tim tebow will get some time. nonetheless -- there we go. taking some snaps. philadelphia eagles will start at 1:05 this afternoon. we have pregame coverage that begins at 12:30. also we have postgame coverage, keep it here on nbc 10. >>> if you're down the shore this weekend, a lot going on tonight. maroon 5 and nick jones that will hit the beach in atlantic city. five blocks of sand will be turned into a concert venue. 50,000 people are expected at the show. in montgomery county, the the philadelphia folk festival in schwenksville will conclude this afternoon. it is considered the longest continuously running folk festival in the country. to the lehigh valley, today is the last day of music fest in bethlehem. there will be a full day of musical acts. tonight the

andls are furious are asking officials to investigate. reporter: a funeral out of hollywood, just how the family intended. the funeral for the head of inventories crime family -- the notorious crime family had everything. and ornate hearse pulled by six horses and a brass band playing the theme tune to "the godfather" movie. there was even a helicopter circling above dropping rose petals on the mourners. churchcoffin entered the , the music changed to "my way" by frank sinatra. impressed.ryone is >> i don't see anything strange on the part of the people who one.d to mourn their loved what concerns me is that there is no one from the authorities here. it is impossible that they didn't know this was taking place. politicians on both sides have called for an investigation into how such an elaborate funeral could be approved. the klan has been accused of racketeering and extortion -- clan has been accused of racketeering and extortion. the 65-year-old himself was the subject of multiple police investigations before he died. tom: let's get a r

government officials are restricting. they want the smog gone by next thursday when they mark the 70th anniversary of what they call their country's victory over japan. the sky over beijing usually looks like this. officials say pollution at most observation points is now at the lowest or second lowest level on a scale of six. residents haven't seen this sky this blue since government cut pollution for another summit. >> translator: i wish the city would host lots of important events. the air is so much better when we have blue. >> translator: i'm getting out to make the most of the blue sky. the air will probably get worse after a while. >> residents are savoring the sight before the sky turns gray again. >>> japanese cabinet ministers are expected to cap the cut to build a new stadium for olympics at $1.3 billion and are expected to make the final decision on friday. the minister in charge of the tokyo olympic and paraolympic games has been putting finishing touches on the plan. he met prime minister abe to give an upda

. >> the trade went official about 15 minutes ago. chase utley, one of the best and most popular players in franchise history played his last game in a phillies uniform. he spent 13 seasons here. a six-time all-star. here are the details. utley and cash go to the los angeles dodgers for outfielder darnell sweeney and right-handed pitcher john richy, both minor league players. and chase utley had full no-trade protection in his contract. and he agreed to the deal, he is from southern california so this is a move home for him and his family. he's also going to a team that plays in first place. the dodgers are in first place in the n.l. west. moments ago chase utley talked about leaving the phillies, going home and a chance to win another world series. >> the dodgers are a team that i grew up watching. i remember going to the 1988 world series game with my dad. so there's definitely some family ties there. and it was very, very difficult decision for me and my family to go. it's not so much changing uniforms, but it's really about leavin

officials are keeping an eye on the mountain. they say the eruption sent smoke 500 meters into the air. video they captured beforehand showed nearby clouds and smoke glowing red, a sign of volcanic gas. the officials recorded a string of volcanic earthquakes, and they say the mountain is swollen. they raised the eruption alert level on saturday. they're urging people who live within 3 kilometers to watch out. they say a bigger blast could send rocks flying and trigger flows of hot stone and ash. >>> business owners in a popular hot spring resort near tokyo are seeing fewer tourists. they're near a mountain which experienced small-scale volcanic eruptions a few months ago. now they're trying to lure back visitors with new safety measures and a festival. >> reporter: a large fire lit up a corner on sunday. bonfires have a history of almost 100 years. but this year, this traditional event was nearly canceled. an increase of volcanic activity since may has resulted in a sharp drop in the number of visitors. tamara runs a japanese res

about 130 officials from japanese tourism companies were invited to south korea.hey'll undertake a tour of seoul on wednesday to see the current situation there. >> translator: south korea is completely recovering from the damage caused by mers. you'll all see when you go out in the city. >> the south korean tourism authorities plan to spend about $80 million to attract foreign tourists. >>> japanese technology has found favor in central america. the country's tv standard has been adopted by yet another country there. ramin mellegard has more from the business desk. >> that's right, catherine. nicaraguan officials have closen to adopt the japanese standard over three other formats from the u.s. europe and china. anything rag began telecon chief signed a memorandum in tokyo. under the deal the central american country will employ the japanese standard for digital terrestrial tv broadcasting. japan will provide technical assistance and send specialists to nicaragua to support the format. that's the 14th country outside japan to select the standard. it will be the fo

officials say it will give the local economy a much-needed boost. more than 300 construction workers built the complex which is employing hundreds of full-time and part-time workers. >> the best social program is the job. that's what we're seeing here. close to 1,000 will be created. >> the grand opening celebration includes fireworks coming up later tonight. >>> new at 6:00, camden county track coach is under arrest this evening accused of having sex with a 13-year-old student more than a decade ago. investigators say robert savage worked for the gloucester junior-senior high school at the time. >>> this philadelphia man is accused of stealing more than $10,000 in rental deposits. harry moore turned himself in to police. police say he placed rental ads on craigslist going back to march and took deposits from potential renters but police say he later told the victims the property was no longer available, but kept their money. >>> heads up now if you drive in center city. 15th street is closing in a little less than an hour for emergency road repairs

>>> ukee, we have the official word today, high 89 degrees meaning heat wave is officially over.sterday. today, just fell short and it is even cooler tomorrow. showers will be around by friday, but it will stay nice for the weekend. i'll let you know where these showers will be most likely, how much rain we can expect and when we heat up again with the seven day forecast, jessica. >> thanks very much. >>> woman called the greatest free diver in history is lost at sea she went for a diver sunday near the spanish island but never came up for air. mark phillips in london with the story of an athlete who reached incredible depths. >> five, four, three, two, one... >> reporter: the under water channel, the film of her record breaking dive in september 2009, it didn't need to, this sort of thing is dramatic enough. >> unaudible. >> reporter: that is three minutes and 50 seconds of holding your breath, all in the days work for the diver. >> today my best was 101 minutes, complete. >> reporter: that dive was under carefully controlled circumstances, on a single breath, she followed a wir

skymark officials say they plan to maintain their 21 flight routes for the time being. >>> officials at the international monetary fund are considering whether to include the chinese yuan in the basket of currencies that make up its global reserve asset. the special drawing writes it currently consists of the dollar, euro, british pound and japanese yen. it's helped to finance imf nations that fall short of foreign exchange. imf officials review the competition of currencies in the basket every five years. their focus now is whether to add the yuan as a fifth currency. imf officials said in a report that china's trade volume meets the requirement for inclusion, but they noted the yuan is not as freely usable as the u.s. dollar or japanese yen. the chinese government has been calling for inclusion during the current review. imf executive board members may decide on the matter by the end of this year. >>> japanese stocks moved higher on wednesday as investors grew confident following a number of strong earnings reports. let's go to our business reporter at the tokyo stock exchange for

officials are watching right now.ons by north korea to launch a short or medium range missile. this deadline that kim jong-un has set at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow, unusual to have a hard deadline like this. but south korea's new policy of nonproportional response. in other words, they will respond to a greater degree than any north korean attack. that sets the ground work for escalation. these annual exercises between north and south korea -- or the south korea and u.s. are very important. the fact that the u.s. has suspended them shows how concerned they are. >> jim sciutto, thank you very much. i want to talk about the escalating tensions with cnn's tom foreman who is in our virtual room. tom, i want to start with you. as jim was saying, the u.s. is watching the situation pretty closely.160 miles long and divides the peninsula. seoul is about 80 miles north of it. and there are very strong military forces on both sides. have been for about 60 years now. always ready for a possible invasion from the other side. how big are

what more are usual officials saying?the white house press secretary about this today and he said our coalition partners include the u.s. military trained syrian rebels. that that it wail be on the ground taking the fight to isis and that means protecting them against anyone who threatens them. >> what i'm suggesting is the same admonition, that the assad regime should not interfere in our counter-isil activities, also applies to the on session fighters that we have trained and equipped to fight isil. so far the assad regime has followed that admonition from the united states. and we encourage them to continue to do so. >> analysts opinion out that many of the rebels want to oust the assad regime and this risks something we have one trying to avoid. >> are they going to go free lance and foot assad sniff they fight assad are we going to defend them against a syrian assad regime, and if so, are we then dragged into some conflict we don't want to be part of, which is a conflict and fight against president assad's regime? >>

the official victory tour for american pharoah. the first horse to win the triple crown expense back this weekend. this morning the most famous horse in the world took his final run at monmouth park as he finished preparations for tomorrow's haskell invitational. because of the star horse, race officials are raising the purse from $750,000 to a record 1.75 million. a record crowd of over 60,000 is expected to attend. the game of basic by invades africa with the first ever nba game played today. the current hoop stars weren't the only draw. the three-day extravaganza wrapped up in south africa. legendary players suited un. a help still has it. >> that's the news for now. i'm joe torres. >> i'm sandra bookman.

the officials say park will spend three days visiting beijing and shanghai. she's scheduled to attend the world war ii anniversary ceremony on september 3rd and she is expected to hold talks with president xi jinping. observers say park wants to strengthen her hand after recent threats from north korea. south korean sources say chinese officials urge park to be on hand for the military parade but park is considering how japan and the u.s. would perceive the attendance. >>> people in los angeles last week witnessed a strange sight, the dumping of millions of plastic balls into a reservoir. the dry weather has led to forest fires and dwindling water supplies. the balls help save what's left from drying up. they're each about ten centimeters in diameter, and they number nearly 100 million. city workers dumped them into the more than 70-hectare reservoir. they say this method will save 10% from evaporating. they also say it's saving money. the balls cost 36 cents each, so they're much cheaper than covering the water with sheets. >>> 70 years have passed since the

a short time ago officials gave a update on their investigation. mapping out the scene to a where things are located after the collapse, and examining the actual set up of the tent, to determine how it was set up and all the cables where they were connected and things of that nature. >> john henry smith is following this story. >> david, this is the second fatal tent collapse in america this week. of course, a day after a man died in a collapse at a chicago area concert tragedy struck again this time, in new hampshire. it was terrifying and scary and i don't think i will go to the circus again. >> two people died monday when a circus tent at new hampshire lancaster fairgrounds was swept up, by a sudden violent storm. >> according to the national weather service, it was one inch hail, 60-mile per hour winds and severe lightening. the wind picked up, and from this on took the tent with it. >> the real terror came from the suddenly air upon spikes that had been holding it down. >> people that were part of the circus just yelled run and in the same mot

as for the couple that started this, officials say they could face charges. however, they did cooperate, they did allow them to get the cats and their hearts were in the right places so maybe not. a lot of those 122 cats and kittens that were rescued will be available for adoption tomorrow. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >> clear the shelters tomorrow. a lot of fees will be waived or reduced. come out to welcome a new friend to the family. for more on shelter locations and fees, tap on the nbc 10 news app. >>> a quarterback decision this evening for the eagles. let's take a look at the linc from our eagles nest camera. the birds will be taking on the colts sunday afternoon. today, coach chip kelly announced it will not be sam bradford taking the field. instead, mark sanchez will start at qb for the preseason opener. amy fadool from comcast sports net explains why. >> ever since the eagles traded nick foles for sam bradford, birds fans wondered just how smart a move that was. we were hoping to find out on sunday in the eagles first preseason game but that will now h

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officials and civilians engaged in peacekeeping operations. the two opposition parties have similar views on the peacekeeping law. he also suggest the the parties could coordinate views on the law concerns perilous situations around japan. he said he hopes to discuss with the dpj whether to submit the two drafts jointly to the upper house. the parties have already jointly submitted to the lower house an alternative to another government-sponsored bill. >>> people in okinawa are remembering the fierce battle that took place 70 years ago in the final days of world war ii. retreating japanese troops left many of their wounded behind, and recently, the daughters of one soldier traveled to the island to see first hand their father's darkest days. nhk world's uichiro nakamura has the story. >> reporter: many people sought refuge in caves during the battle of okinawa. this is one of them. it's 270 meters long. the japanese army also used it as a field hospital. a soldier came close to death in the darkness. 70 years later, his daughters are retracing