and endangered delicacy -- how pacific island countries want to save the bluefin tuna. sir fazle hasan abed received his knighthood for helping those with no status at all. the poor of bangladesh. his "rural advancement committee" started out more than 40 years ago by offering microcredits to farmers, many of whom bought dairy cows. then when the farmers couldn't market the milk, the ngo jumped in again and took care of processing, packaging, and management. today brac, as it's known, is the largest ngo in the world, and it runs schools too. because after all, they provide opportunities to break the cycle of poverty. >> [speaking foreign language] >> very good, thank you! >> education is the key because it leads to the development of a child and then he can think from -- four!!r himself, and he canom more entrepreneurial, he can look for opportunities. so education is the key to development, growth and prospects and opportunities for every children. >> my personal vision is to get all bangladeshis out of poverty. we are trying to extricate people from poverty from diffe

the one thing that all economies have in common is that we all border the pacific. and so we're trying to expand the areas that are going to be protected. we agreed to do -- we begin to remove subsidies for fishing. to prevent excessive fishing so to actually maintain sort of you might say manage fishery. take measures against illegal fishing. in the region. so all of these have essentially are in the environmental area that we will trying to, i think, were able to emphasize this year. in the second area i think that's going to be very important, and i think china is taking the lead on this, as well, and that's anti-corruption. so this year, we are going to, we endorsed it at the anti-corruption transparency working group in beijing in august. and by november i think we should have our leaders essentially endorse what we call apec principles on the prevention of bribery, and the enforcement of bribery laws, anti-bribery laws. so this will be very similar to what oecd, a little bit similar to what we're doing in the foreign corrupt practices act in the united states.

come to our part of the world in the asia pacific region. in the period since the fall of saigon in 1975, really through until very recently, were you to look at a 35-year sweep, the globalization project in, let's call it the asian hemisphere, has proceed remarkably successfully. we've had no major conflicts within the hemisphere. we have produced phenomenal economic growth. we have produced extraordinary increases in living standards. unparalleled in human history and the numbers of people that have been drawn out of poverty. as a consequence, a dynamism to the intraregional discourse within wider asia that we hadn't seen before either. those westerners looking on to the phenomenon called "asia," which is a european construct in itself when you think of the term, "asia," meaning the east. east of where? presumably london, paris or berlin. or rome. but if you look at what is unfolded in asia itself, it's the internal dynamics which have generated so much of the wealth, the prosperity and the success. and the external dynamics with the extra

northwestern pacific. that's the latest in business for this hour. i'll leave you with a check on markets. ♪ ♪ >>> we'd like to update you on our lead story. japan's chief cabinet secretary says north korea's special investigation committee has reported no specific information about japanese abductees. yoshida suda says the committee will investigate the faft abductees without regard to the outcustom previous probes. he also says the investigation will be conducted from new angles and that it will cover special organizations that possibly carried out the abductions. as we've been reporting, a japanese delegation held two weeks of talks in pyongyang with members of north korea's special investigation committee. in 2002 five abductees were returned to japan. however, the fates of 12 japanese citizens whom the committee recognizes as abductees are still unknown. >>> engineers from a city in western japan have crossed an ocean to help tackle a shortage of water. they're showing people in fiji how to fix leaky

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we have a couple of systems crashing into the pacific northwest.act, one of them will be the remnants of current hurricane ana in the pacific. we'll have that in a bit. >> ivan cabrera, thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >>> we want to turn now to a story we've been following. the fight against isis. u.s.-led forces are not letting up in their bombardment in syria and iraq. cnn national correspondent, nick paton walsh. nick, you can hear me this time? >> reporter: zain i can hear you fine. we're near the town of kobani behind me where we are still hearing -- we are still hearing heavy clashes in kobani behind me. and that, i think, is testament to the fact that isis haven't given up the fight to try to regain territory. the kurds themselves, they are holding that territory relatively effectively. we have seen to the west of the city over here towards the strategic hill a bit yesterday to hold it. they were hit by an air strike yesterday which could have taken according to their estimates yesterday. the question is when do the re

pacific northwest are dealing with stormy weather conditions, mai shoji joins us with the details. >> a couple weeks ago, ex-hurricane ana slammed into the islands of hawaii. that moved over water and became a low pressure system. it's not a tropical storm or hurricane. it's a remnant low pressure system but it combined with another low pressure system over water and now slamming to the pacific northwest. it's another parade of severe thunderstorms and severe weather across these locations stretching from the pacific northwest and oregon. this is the system we're talking about. you can see the isobars near each other the winds could sustain 90 kilometers an hour. enough to toss around loose objects and tree branches. the debris will be quite dangerous. we advise you to stay indoors ifable to. heavy rainfall will be about 90 millimeters in the coastal locations. heavy snowfall will be topping on top of the mountainous regions. a lot of things happening here. and on the flip side, the east is looking quite messy too. these are the areas we see a line of thunderstorms stretching from the

have details on that one plus 2 more systems >> 2 earthquakes tonight on the pacific rim of fire. the first magnitude 7. 3 quake just 42 miles off the west coast of el salvador. it was felt throughout central america. one person was killed. but there are no reports of major damage. at least not yet. 40 minutes later on the other side of the pacific a 6.1 quake hit 250 miles north of new zealand. tsunami warnings not issued in ooetsd instance this coming friday the 25th anniversary of the eahquake here. killed 63 people an left 10 billion dollars worth of damage. deadlyes and most destructive earthquake to hit bait area since 19 06. all this week we ok back at what happened and what we learned and get ready for the next big one. tonig the san francisco neighborhood that was one of the hardest hit and produced some of the most important lessons. here's cheryl jennings. >> when the 6.9 earthquake hit heroic firefighters and police responded all over the bay area. the impact was so serious and wide spread many ordinary citizens also jumped in to lp. in san francisco marina district 20

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. >> 2 earthquakes tonight on the pacific rim of fire.quake just 42 miles off the west coast of el salvador. it was felt throughout central america. one person was killed. but there are no reports of major damage. at least not yet. 40 minutes later on the other side of the pacific a 6.1 quake hit 250 miles north of new zealand. tsunami warnings not issued in ooetsd instance this coming friday the 25th anniversary of the earthquake here. killed 63 people an left 10 billion dollars worth of damage. deadlyest and most destructive earthquake to hit bait area since 19 06. all this week we look back at what happened and what we learned and get ready for the next big one. tonight the san francisco neighborhood that was one of the hardest hit and produced some of the most important lessons. here's cheryl jennings. >> when the 6.9 earthquake hit heroic firefighters and police responded all over the bay area. the impact was so serious and wide spread many ordinary citizens also jumped in to help. in san francisco marina district 200 buildings damag

what are the pros pecks for india to be a player now across the indo-pacific?anybody care to take a swing. >> i think prime minister modi's visit to washington was successful. those of you who read the joint statement noticed there was a very strong defense component. the two sides agreed to renew the now 10-year-old defense framework and we will be addressing ourselves to that issue with our indian colleagues soon. at senior levels. we held the first round of the defense trade and technology issue tif just before prime minister modi arrived. this is an effort to increase our technology. undersecretary of defense for acquisitions and technology. frank kendall is interested in pursuing this with the indian side. i think he will be visiting india in the near term. this is an important aspect of the relationship. we are ready to move forward on it. we discussed the overall military operation including in exercises. i would look to for a stronger u.s. india malobar exercise in the future. these are all positive developments in u.s., india defense relations. we'll b

. >> it will change within the next five days because of something weird in the eastern pacific.et's look at this. the numbers around the bay area. santa rosa dropped 40 degrees in seven hours. they were 97, now they are 59. san jose 59, 68 at concord, high temperature we snapped a couple of records, concord 92, oak land 92 is a record, fremont 90, san jose 92. 87 at pacifica. warm day at the other beach. we're seeing what will happen tomorrow morning. low clouds on the way from the north, kind of a weird direction, usually it's a southerly surge, we'll take it from whatever direction we can get it. you can see that stratus field not makes it into the golden gate. the presence of low clouds offshore will serve to cool things a little bit tomorrow and more on monday and tuesday. sunny sunday morning. 63 around the bay. afternoon highs up to 95 degrees inland tomorrow. that's a notch or two cooler than today. around the bay we'll be near 90 degrees and at the shoreline, mid-70's. hardly strictly bluegrass at the park. we look at high pressure over the eastern pacific, a warm day, s

also tracking tropical storm ana in the central pacific. it is about 440 miles southeast of hilo, hawaii. it is expected to strengthen to a category 1 hurricane late friday night, into saturday morning, still passing south of the big island. big swells are expected to hit the islands. could cause some flooding. rain and wind may impact the rest of the island chain. if you're traveling there for the upcoming weekend, you might want to check with your carrier. lots of high clouds tomorrow morning. you'll see partly to mostly cloudy skies. a lot like today, mid-60s to the mid-70s. if i were you, just to be on the safe side, carry your umbrellas between tomorrow late afternoon going into saturday morning. some of you may need the umbrellas. but you may just be dodging a few drops. dry the next of the weekend. monday afternoon and evening, that's it. 60s, 70s for our temperatures. what a disappointment, huh? i was expecting more than that. light rain if we get anything, dan and cheryl. >> thanks so much. >>> you can see what's show up on live do

heavy rain coming on the pacific northwest as well.t week the pacific northwest could pick up a foot of rain in higher elevations. six inches in the lower elevations so that could cause flash blooding and mudslides. 58 in new york, 60 in atlanta. the storm pulls a little bit to the east tomorrow. still affecting maine into newfoundland, nova scotia, getting his heavy rain and wind event. it will still be windy tomorrow maybe if you're flying back home. and there's the heavy rain, one storm after another for that pacific northwest area. guy, back to you. >> our thanks to chad for an early look at the weather. let's get an early start on "your money" now, alison kosik. good morning. >> good morning, john, i am seeing caution creep into the stock markets right now. european stocks after disappointing early results. we're also watching asian shares they ended the day mostly higher. but right now futures in the u.s. down a bit but yesterday, whew, stock has a big day, the s&p 500 rose 2%. the nasdaq had its best day of the year surging 2.4%

i have details on that one plus 2 more systems >> 2 earthquakes tonight on the pacific rim of fire. the first magnitude 7. 3 quake just 42 miles off the west coast of el salvador. it was felt throughout central america. one person was killed. but there are no reports of major damage. at ye not yet. 40 minutes later on the other side of the pacific a 6.1 quake hit 250 miles north of new zealand. tsunami warnings not issued in ooetsd instance this coming friday the 25th anniversary of the earthquake here. killed 63 people an left 10 billion dollars worth of damage. deadlyest and most destructive earthquake to hit bait area since 19 06. all this week we look back at what happened and what we learned and get ready for the next big one. tonight the san francisco neighborhood that was one of the hardest hit and produced some of the most important lessons. here's cheryl jennings. >> when the 6.9 earthquake hit heroic firefighters and police responded all over the bay area. the impact was so serious and wide spread many ordinary citizens also jumped in to help. in san francisco marina distr

this is pacific air as we've been talking about, it's pacific air behind the front.eep the air mild. accuweather says enjoy another nice day. mostly sunny skies, clouds from time to time. windy, the winds will gust 20 to 30 miles per hour. we'll see highs in the mid 60s, eva. >> thanks, chris. >>> now to the latest on a shooting from the high school in washington state. there will be no classes at mariesville. jaylen fryburg killed one girl and wounded three others. two of them were fryburg's own cousin. he police say he was not a loner but a popular football player. he left months of troubling messages on social media and friends say he had just been in a fight over a girl. his family is devastated. >> we'll pray together because we're all one big family at home. we're sitting around the table, one big fryburg family that's the one that got shot. a first year teacher is being praised for confronting fryburg. the teacher intervened as he tried to reload. >> federal investigators say the man cooled of killing two deputies has been deported two times and has a drug con

of the atlantic has been quiet the pacific both eastern and western pacific have been very active. usually when the typhoons come into the picture this are buckling the jet stream around the hemisphere and we get active weath. >> quite apparent if had this week. to the weather pattern. >> a lot of folks coming in town. have a great after coming in town. have a great after the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. come on, o.j. come on, heel. o.j., heel. heel. ( whimpering ) come on. all right, sit. you, you, you, you, you. you. if you want that dog to do tricks, you gotta hit him. want to teach him to bite, then you hit him. you like the jets sunday? yeah, if thomas gets his carries. i'll give you ten points. take 'em. that's what you said last week. and this week i'm probably right. come on, o.j. let's go home. come on. come on, o.j. we got tv to watch. come on. ( engine starts )

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pacific avenue just after the quake. it's shockley jewelry store. i walked up and down pacific avenue for a few hours and shot the rubble. firemen working. >> reporter: unlike other assignments this disaster for sure was personal. >> i was living at a helgt across the street. it got red tagged. never spent another night there, i lost everything. >> reporter: cafes and storefronts, signs of earthquake's wrath. >> i walked into the department store, the roof had collapsed. the bricks were falling off the wells. they sounded like wind chines. when i hear chimes today i cringe. >> reporter: more than 30 buildings were abolished as a result of the quake. 25 years later, an empty pit still remains at the north end of pacific. >> the hole in the ground right here was book shop santa cruz and the santa cruz roasting company. the book shop collapsed, falling into the top of the coffee shop. this is a rescue worker who just was exhausted. just standing next to this hole in the ground where three people died 25 years ago -- i get this chill. >> reporter: al sm

remain deadlocks on issues key to the trans pacific partnership pact. they said they made good progress on market access and rules on trade and investment. top japanese investment negotiators met face to face, they talked through their differences on a range of matters, including tarifs on farm products. >> none of us want to do anything na prevent the ability of our governments to regulate the public interest. >> there's no prospect at the moment for concluding negotiations on market access between japan and the u.s. so we just have to keep working. >> government officials from japan and the u.s. hope all countries can reach a broad agreement by year end. those on the japanese side hope to -- meet again in beijing next month. executives at -- again. they blamed disappointing sales in europe. to sell $6.5 million cameras. lowered their estimate for -- but they have some good. they said they have revised their operating to $4 million to the weaker yen. he said they had sales of interchangeable lens cameras by last year. that's the latest in business for

to the people of pacific grove, it had to be one of the stranger sights they've seen in some time. as strange to see as it was to be a part of. >> it got ridiculous. it's so uncomfortable. i'm dying of heat. there was some serious chafing going on. >> reporter: the day was august 24th, a sunday. bill, along with his son aaron, and a dozen other members of the scuba squad dive club, were spending the day diving the waters of monterrey bay off of lover's point. it was after his last dive of the day, though, that bill got a signal that something was up. >> when bill came in, i pointed it out to him. what is that? why are there dead fish attached to a buoy? >> reporter: she was the one who noticed the two men, a couple of spear guns, and a whole bunch of fish they shouldn't have been catching. >> it is a protecting area. you guys aren't allowed to hunt here. >> there's big signs up everywhere that say that. >> we go to their car to see if we can get a picture of their license plate. >> reporter: here is when things went from the responsible to the slightly ridiculous. for the next half

we heard from black rock's new asia-pacific head. stay tuned. ♪ >> if the precondition is to neglect the basic law of china's decision, everyone knows the chance for negotiation is close to europe. >> you mention china's decision and buy that he means the plan that was announced on the 31st of august with china basically saying that the people of hong kong, the 5 million voters did vote freely but only for the people that were put forward by china and have been pre-vetted by then. reason they want him to resign is because they hold him accountable, because they say he misrepresented what the people wanted, the views of hong kong and a representative of beijing. that is why they came up with the plan they did regarding the key election in 2017. >> many thanks indeed. still to come, a closer look at the global selloff. we will look at the largest money manager blackrock, joining us in exclusive interviews. stay with first up. >> blackrock kicks off right here -- blackrock's symposium kicks off here today. get a taste of what to expect

george washington" in the pacific ocean. it's just one of two aircraft carriers participating in exercise valiant shield. with 18,000 troops jointly training for air-to-sea combat. military officials expanded the exercise this year so that it was more than twice as big as last time. they included two aircraft carriers and more than 200 fighter jets. the officials are responding to china's increasingly assertive maritime activities. beijing has been expanding its reclamation work on a reef among the spratly islands in the south china sea. the philippines and other countries have territorial claims there. officials in the philippines, a longtime ally of the u.s., say china has started construction of what appeared to be military installations. chinese military officials are also stepping up their anti-access area denial strategy. they're trying to prevent u.s. forces from entering waters around their country by increasing their submarines and other capabilities. but u.s. military leaders are set to counter the move by building