>>> typhoon roke has swept past tokyo dropping 30 millimeters of rain. this footage was taken earlier wednesday. strong gusts of wind are still pounding the tokyo metropolitan area. many trains are still suspended and millions of people are seeking shelter. >> a rdside tree was kcked down by strong wind near nhk studio in the district. the tree crashown on t back of a taxi. the height of the tree is 12 meters and the trunk's circumference is 1.6 meters. here again another tree was blown down. people have been paying close attention to typhoon roke tonight as it moves through japan. i'm michio kijima, you're watching "newsline." typhoon roke is whipping through fukushima prefecture in northeastern japan as we speak. the storm pounded central parts of the country earlier today including tokyo. roke has killed six people, seven others are still missing. the typhoon made landfall earlier on wednesday bringing heavy rains and strong winds. officials say landslides could hit many areas. the water level of rivers in central japan is rising significantly. author

tropical storm roke is churning out into the pacific ocean. the meteorological agency says the system is about 190 east of naha, okinawa. it said the storm is almost stationary. roke is packing winds of almost 80 kilometers per hour near its center. heavy rain has started falling in western japan. this video is from the shikoku region. roke is expected to bring up to five centimeters of rain per hour to western and central japan. the worry is, downpours could hit areas such as the kii peninsula. tropical storm talas brought record rainfall there earlier this month. it left nearly 100 people dead or missing. >>> we turn to rachel ferguson for more details. rachel? >> as we take a look at the predicted path, you can see as we were mentioning there, it is stationary, moving west-northwest very slowly. the winds are at 83 kilometers per hour currently and the gusts at 126. now the problem with a system like this that just wants to hover and rotate in the same place, it means that the rain comes down in the same place. and that can really cause a p

typhoon roke also left many people in the dark. it knocked out power to about 170,000 households across japan. joining us now is saki ochi from the weather desk with the very latest on roke. so saki, how much longer should storm going to be with us? >> right. well, it is racing northward right now, and it has been a potent storm system, really not losing a lot of its intensity, even after making landfall. so we've been hearing of these heavy rains and strong gusts. now they're starting to impact more northern areas of japan. gusts of up and over 160 kilometers already recorded here, as well as rainfall amounts well into the 200 to 300 millimeters. so it's been potent, and there's still more to come. there's still a lot of rain hanging on mainly across the northern portions in hokkaido as well but there's still just a lot of instability in the air. showers are going to be prevalent across the country today. so you do want to watch out for those additional showers. ground's already quite saturated. so flooding, landslides are going t

tropical storm roke is churning out into the pacific ocean. the meteorological agency says the system is about 190 east of naha, okinawa. it said the storm is almost stationary. roke is packing winds of almost 80 kilometers per hour near its center. heavy rain has started falling in western japan. this video is from the shikoku region. it's expected to bring up to 5 centimeters of rain an hour. tropical storm talas brought record rainfall there earlier this month. it left nearly 100 people dead or missing. >>> we turn to rachel ferguson for more details. >> as we take a look at the predicted path, you can see as we were mentioning there, it is stationary, moving west-northwest very slowly. the winds are at 83 kilometers per hour currently and the gusts at 126. now the problem with a system like this that just wants to hover and rotate in the same place, it means that the rain comes down in the same place. and that can really cause a problem for flash floods as well as mudslides and landslides. and it's not just the focus down here we need to w

we have been talking all day about the approaching typhoon roke. let's talk aboutewhere else that has been dealing with extensive flooding. and it's going to be back in here in southwestern china, and extensive flooding problem we've been looking at for the last week or so. and unfortunately, the rain continues to come down here. so elsewhere in the country, high and dry. but where we really need it to be drying out, unfortunately, the rain will continue certainly for the next 24 hours. probably into the next few days. mongolia also looking dry as well as the korean peninsula. it's going to be a little bit cooler in central portions of china. i'll show you the temperatures in just a moment, we see more scattereowan dersrmcrths lal ghre en 1gqg, 'soibe l ffwen in by jing, 19 in ulan b. and we're hanging on in the heat in the 30s in hong kong and bangkok. in north america, much of the u.s. is going to be looking we still have a few problem areas. one along the eastern seaboard, you can see the long line of cloud. this is a front that will be ving out

typhoon roke also left many people in the dark. it knocked out power to about 170,000 households across japan. joining us now is saki ochi from the weather desk with the very latest on roke. so saki, how much longer is this storm going to be with us? >> right. well, it is racing northward right now, and it has been a potent storm system, really not losing a lot of its intensity, even after making landfall. so we've been hearing of these heavy rains and strong gusts. now they're starting to impact more northern areas of japan. gusts of up and over 160 kilometers already recorded here, as well as rainfall amounts well into the 200 to 300 millimeters. so it's been potent, and there's still more to come. there's still a lot of rain hanging on mainly across the northern portions in hokkaido as well but there's still just a lot of instability in the air. showers are going to be prevalent across the country today. so you do want to watch out for those additional showers. ground's already quite saturated. so flooding, landslides are going

you can see the main rain from typhoon roke moving in. here is the forecast path for the next 72 hours. looks like it is going to be heading right for main land japan, possibly making landfall in the central areas, then crossing right through. so it is going to be a stormy next couple days for japan. it is picking up speed, however. so it shouldn't be that same slow system. nonetheless, definitely plenty of stormy weather to keep our eye on. eastern china remaining dry. inland portions here looking at light showers. there have been landslides and flooding. that rainfall will pose a problem here. highs tuesday looking mild for the north. 22 in shanghai, 23 in seoul, and tokyo falling below the 30 degree mark for a change. over towards the americas, rain is moving through the eastern half of canada and the united states, but it is looking like it is going to taper off to the northeast corner. but for the southeast, looks to remain unsettled. behind another one along the canadian border, that will pose a couple of showers. otherwise a dry pi

you can see the main rain from typhoon roke moving in. here is the forecast path for the next 72 hours. looks like it is going to be heading right for main land japan, possibly making landfall in the central areas, then crossing right through. so it is going to be a stormy next couple days for japan. it is picking up speed, however. so it shouldn't be that same slow system. nonetheless, definitely plenty of stormy weather to keep our eye on. eastern china remaining dry. inland portions here looking at light showers. there have been landslides and flooding. that rainfall will pose a problem here. highs tuesday looking mild for the north. 22 in shanghai, 23 in seoul, and tokyo falling below the 30 degree mark for a change. over towards the americas, rain is moving through the eastern half of canada and the united states, but it is looking like it is going to taper off to the northeast corner. but for the southeast, looks to remain unsettled. behind another one along the canadian border, that will pose a couple of showers. otherwise a dry pi

but this one, tropical typhoon roke now. that combined with it will bring heavy showers across japan today. real pie for much of the country. we will be talking about ample amounts of rain specifically along the specific side of southern japan. that will include areas prone to landslide. it'll be definitely a lot of rain that we need to keep an eye on over the course of today. now, you can see the main rain from typhoon roke coming in now. here is look at the next 72 hours. looks like it'll head right for mainland japan. possible making land fall in the central area and crossing through. it will be a very stormy next couple of days for japan. it is picking up speed so it shouldn't be the same slow system. nonetheless, that is plenty of stormy weather it keep an eye on. for the peninsula, eastern china, things are dry. but for inland portions here, still looking at light showers. there have been landslides and flooding reported. that light rainfall will pose a problem here. highs on tuesday looking mild for the north. 22 in s

typhoon roke made landfall in japan about three hours ago. the storm rushed ashore with heavy rains and strong winds. the storm hit south of tokyo. authorities say there have been four deaths reported. >>> afghanistan's president says peace efforts will continue despite the assassination of the man in charge of them. he was killed in a suicide bombing at his home in kabul on tuesday. he was a former afghan president and the chief negotiator with the taliban. >>> the 66th session of the u.n. general assembly opens formal debate today. on the sidelines of that, the u.s. president meets separately with the palestinian authority president and israel's prime minister. barack obama hopes to avert a diplomatic showdown as mahmoud abbas presses for u.n. membership and recognition of a palestinian state which netanyahu opposes. >>> libya's new plflag drew a standing ovation. the general assembly overwhelmingly accepted to vote for the credentials of the country's new leadership which promises to form a new government in ten days. those are the headlin

and typhoon roke has left at least 15 people dead or missing and scores more injured in japan. it halted subway operations in tokyo, stranding thousands of commuters. hello and welcome. in seoul,... i'm eoh jin- joo. and i'm devin whiting. president lee myung-bak... on wednesday... made a keynote speech at the un general assembly in new york,... touching upon a wide range of issues,... including promoting democracy and peace on the korean peninsula,... as well as his ideas for so- called,... "ecosystemic development." and on the third day of his trip to the us,... the korean leader also delivered a keynote speech to a high-level united nations meeting on nuclear safety. arirang's yoo ji-hae reports from new york. president lee myung-bak addressed the un general assembly on wednesday... pledging korea's support in realizing the world body's efforts in achieving international peace, democracy and "ecosystemic development." during his 20-minute keynote speech, president lee positively reviewed the recent spread of pro- democracy movements in north africa and the middle east... say

. >>> the very strong typhoon roke is churning closer toward japan's main island of honshu. people in central and western japan are on high alert. heavy rain is already falling in the region and there are growing fears of widespread flooding and landslides. ev evacuation warnings have been issued. 1 million people in aichi have been warned to evacuate alone. in gifu prefecture the authorities are telling more than 96,000 residents to leave their homes. rescuers are searching for two people, including a school boy. in hyogo prefecture, next to osaka, officials want more than 34,000 people to evacuate. people in some areas of miyazaki and oita prefectures in southern japan have also been warned to evacuate because of possible landslides. some residents had to be rescued by boat before their houses were inundated by the rising waters. >> translator: i feel so relieved. the rain is easing off now. i hope is it stops soon. >> one reason why typhoon roke is causing much concern is because western japan is still recovering from a previous storm that hit the region earlier this mont

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roke is heading towards the main island. people in western japan are on high alert. heavy rain is falling in the region and there are glowing fears of widespread flooding and landslides.in southern japan, r have been warned to evacuate because of possible landslides. some residents had to be rescued by boat before their houses were inundated by the rising floods. >> i feel so relieved. the rain is easing off now. i hope it stops soon. >> one reason why typhoon roke is causing such concern is because western japan is still recovering from a previous storm that hit the region earlier this mop month. let's go to the weather desk with the latest on this storm system. saki, where is the storm headed and what can we expect today? >> well, you can see very active clouds covering much of japan and this is what is bringing all the rain. here is the forecast path for this typhoon. it is getting very close to central sections of japan, likely making land fall here within the next couple of hours. by midday. you can see by the evening hours it starts approaching the area includi

typhoon roke moved away from japan. after inflicting damage over wide areas of the country. the storm killed 12 people and left four others missing. >>> the meteorologist agency said the typhoon was downgraded to a low pressure system over the see sea to the east over hokkaido thursday afternoon. and authorities are still warning of possible flooding and landslides throughout the country. the typhoon passed through the disaster-stricken tohoku region wednesday. the flooding had caused in miyagi prefecture, isolated hundreds of people in temporary housing overnight. local officials asked residents to evacuate. but they were unable to reach their designated locations on higher ground because of flooded roads. >> translator: we had no choice but to stay in temporary shelter. it was very scary. >> the evacuees had to spend the night in a nearby community center until ground self-defense force personnel reached the area early thursday morning. the typhoon also approached the crippled fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant on wednesday night. but it cause the no major damage. >>> t

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roke has now been downgraded from a typhoon to a tropical storm but not without blasting japan with 100winds. about one million people were told to get out, get out of these vulnerable low-lying areas. >>> another image i want to show you. live pictures of the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. it's just after 4:00 a.m. there. you remember this particular plant had to be shut down after major damage it sustained after that earthquake and tsunami hit back in march. now roke is blasting that area with heavy rainfall as well, which has halted reconstruction efforts and some worry the downpour could wash radiation contaminated waters out of the plant. >> reporter: of course there is still vast pools of radiation that still has to be treated within these reactors. remember for months cool water had to be poured on the reactors to try to cool them down, and, of course, heavy rain could cause that water to overflow and maybe go into the sea or go into the groundwater. >>> also cnn ireporters have been giving us amazing video images of roke there. this is tokyo, the old town district there.

." >>> typhoon roke has moved away from japan, after inflicting damage over a wide area of the country. the meteorological agency said the typhoon was downgraded to a low pressure system over the sea to the east of hokkaido on thursday, but authorities are still warning of possible flooding and landslides throughout the country. the typhoon passed through disaster-stricken tohoku region wednesday. the flooding it caused in miyagi prefecture isolated hundreds of people in temporary housing overnight. local officials asked residents to evacuate, but they were unable to reach their designated locations on higher ground, because of flooded roads. >> translator: we had no choice but to stay in this temporary shelter. it was very scary. >> the evacuees had to spend the night in a nearby community center until ground self-defense force personnel reached the area early thursday morning. the typhoon also approached the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant on wednesday night, but it caused no major damage. this picture shows rain water flowing into the basement of the number six reactor buildin

now this is roke, you can see the circulation there in the clouds. but actually it's not a very tight storm. it's quite disorganized at the moment. and as we can see from its past path, it has been very indecisive as well. just squiggling about here. now it's moving slowly in a westerly direction, but it's almost going to stop and hover over the japanese islands for the next couple of days. so at the moment it's coming close to the islands. and after that into tomorrow it will be imami islands, as well as okinawa. we'll be seeing some heavy rain here. because it's not moving quickly, the rain falls in the same place. so flooding, as well as mudslides will be a big concern. it's not just down here. actually the outer swells are going to be reaching parts of southern kyushu, and even as far up as the key peninsula. these areas were all affected by the hurricane typhoon tala that moved through a couple of weeks ago. so rereally don't want any additional rain here. but it does look like that could be a problem into the coming days. now, we're also seeing

. >>> typhoon roke is blasting japan this week, with 100-mile-per-hour winds. 17 inches falling so far in some places. the storm is brushing past tokyo right now. it is pushing into the area address wrecked by the earthquake and tsunami last march. >> reporter: of course there is still vast pools of radioactive water that has to be treated within these reactors, remember for months, cool water had to be poured on to the reactors to try to cool them down. >> four people have died in typhoon roke, three others are now missing. >>> some people are questioning tony bennett's patriotism because of his remarks about 9/11. radio host howard stern asked the singer how the u.s. should deal with terrorists. well, bennett responded by asking, who are the terrorists? quoting here, are we the terrorists or are they the terrorists? >> they flew the plane in, but we caused it. >> why? because? -- >> we were bombing them and they told us to stop. they said what are you doing, they came on stronger and they said come on, we're going to have to retaliate. >> bennett tried to dial back on his facebook pa

paula hancocks. >>> talk about roke and its path, rob?look at the satellite picture. startling to see yesterday how powerful and well organized this system was being so close to the main island of japan. look at that eye. at one point, a category 4 storm making landfall, about a category 2. remember, typhoon and hurricane, same thing but a different name when you go west. same at a category 2 and now a category 1, winds at 70 knotts a knots west of tokyo. here comes the rainfall. not only across tokyo but up through sendai. you have water overflow potential and land honestly not settled after being shaken so badly just six months or so ago. land and mudslides a distinct possibility as rain continues to come down the next 6 to 1 hours. and westerly moving at 13 miles an hour. winds at 45. the forecast track. a lot of heavy wind to develop into something major. at this point, tropical storm strength taking it towards the islands of the bahamas, northern caribbeans and potentially towards the u.s. next week. again a weak front. guys, back up

officials are concerned roke could wash contaminated water out of the plan. extreme weather expert chad myers will join us next hour for much more on the storm's potential threat to the fukushima plant. >>> in kcalifornia a key announcement is expected to the case of kelly thomas, the mentally ill homeless man who died after a violent confrontation with police in july. the orange county district attorney is set to announce whether he'll file criminal charges against six fullerton police officers involved in thomas' arrest. thomas' father filed a claim against the city and numerous members of the community have expressed outrage over thomas' death. we plan live coverage of the district attorney's news conference coming our way next hour. >>> a georgia judge is considering an emergency appeal to block tonight's execution of troy davis. davis is scheduled to be put to death by lethal injection for the killing of a georgia police officer in 1989. his lawyer claims there's new evidence. most witnesses who testified against davis have recanted. despite that, member

. >>> typhoon roke pushed into the northern pacific today as an ordinary old rainstorm, but it left a big scar across japan's east coast. floods, mudslides, led to at least ten deaths. this were fears roke would spread radiation from the fush shim nuclear plant, but that did not happen. >>> now your chance to talk back on one of the big stories of the day. the definition of patriotism is love or devotion to one's country. most candidates say they are patriotic, so why has it become such a big issue? carol, president obama, he didn't escape this either. he had to wear the flag pin. that became a very big deal. there are so many things they are asked to do and expected to do to prove their patriotism. >> i know. patriotism used as a political tool, right? that's today's talk back question. why do politicians keep bringing up patriotism? i ask you this because of a new webb video featuring rick perry. it is compelling. >> no more fan fakihtured crisis. no more games. i love these folks who say, well, it's obama's economy. that's fine. give it to me. >> zero jobs. >> no jobs created. zip,

. >>> former typhoon roke weakened. for at least ten deaths, four people are still missing. there has been torrential rain and widespread flooding in an area still reeling from that devastating earthquake and tsunami earlier this year. cnn's paula hancock is live in tokyo. good morning, paula. >> reporter: the death toll has been slowly creeping high they are thursday. the pope is now that in the past couple of hours there has been no one else found so maybe that's it. maybe the worst is over, fears of devastating typhoon which killed more than a hundred people and many missing. those fears have not been realize p. certain there flood sing widespread. there are many mud slides. the one area of japan that desperately did not need to be hit by typhoon was the northeastern part. the exact same area that was devastated by the tsunami sus six months ago. that area was hit once again. some of the evacuees who had lost their home in the tsunami were in temporary housing when the heavy rain was dumped there. and they actually h

typhoon roke slammed into japan today leaving at least 13 people dead or missing. the storm made landfall west of tokyo. from there, it passed dangerously near the region devastated by a tsunami last march. the powerful system dumped heavy rain that sent rivers pouring out of their banks. thousands of commuters across tokyo were stranded at the evening rush hour after train service halted. the u.s. and taiwan have formally announced a major arms deal-- to upgrade taiwan's fleet of f-16 fighter jets. the deal is worth nearly $6 billion and includes advanced radar to detect stealth aircraft. the u.s. stopped short of selling 66 new f-16's to taiwan. even so, china denounced the arms agreement today. the chinese government regards taiwan as a renegade province. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: two americans convicted as spies in iran finally won their freedom today. they'd been held there since 2009. president obama called the release wonderful news. judy woodruff has the story. >> woodruff: the plane carrying americans shane bau

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are all the same thing, they are in different oceans so they are called different things, typhoon rokeding to tokyo harbor, i'm sure ships are leaving town, over yokohama and makes landfall tonight south of tokyo. the fukushima day chi nuclear plant right here. this is a huge mountain range. if you pile water with rain up along that spine, all of that water has to drain back to the ocean. there will be massive flooding and massive mudslides with the storm as it runs to the north and northeast. keeps on going and moves away from but not until wednesday, moves away from the state and country, all the way up to the northeast. it is a significant storm and will be a rain maker, this purple and white areas from tokyo, mount fuji. it all has to rundown hill at some point in time. here's the harbor, here's japan, the length here north to southeast. here we go right up here from tokyo into yoek ham ma, very populated area. shipping containers all through here, all the way towards chiba. in wind speeds here -- 110 right now. if they were 95 to 100, this is the storm that irene was supposed ton

and remnants of the former typhoon roke are moving now across the northern pacific. the storm killed at least ten people in japan. four people are still missing. cnn i-reporters are sharing their images with us of the storm. mohamed shot this video from his 12th floor balcony in japan. he said he didn't see a lot of damage in the area per se but there were really strong winds and nonstop torrential rain. >>> and the nfl not taking too kindly to fakers. a league wide memo. this whole thing was in response to this moment during monday night's game. you see the giants player on the ground seemingly injured to the referee's right. they have to call a time-out. you see him waving his hand. you can actually see, he is walking just fine. and then he fell to the ground. the nfl says teams and players by faking injury will face stiff penalties. the memo from the vice president of football operations says this. those found to be violators will be subject to appropriate disciplinary action for conduct detrimental to the game. discipline could include fines of coaches, players,

in the last three weeks, we'll show you pictures of typhoon roke moving through there.he tropics and ophelia. by monday we feel this storm and some kind of tropical storm flare will be near puerto rico at that point. here's a look at the big board. we'll show you what's going on today. a lot of heavy rain from tallahassee, raleigh. washington, d.c., you're part of that. new york city. this is a couple of days of rain. it's not just one day. this system gets the coastline and stalls out a little bit. it's still summer-like in the state of texas through oklahoma city today. all of america's weather was brought to you by prudential. robin, i like this. i have everything i need. i can go over here. i can go over here. >> you like your freedom there. >> we like everything we have here with sofia. these jeans are $29? >> $29. you look like a million dollars. >> when you do it like that sofia, yeah. they'll be running to kmart. thanks again. >>> coming up mick jagger gets superheavy, his new all- eally there. gene is looking around. mick jagger has taken on a brand-new challen

this next one, roke, is about to hit the main islands. already have flooding rain there's. in larger cities there. scary situation. seeing let rain across the eastern third of the country, but it is raining from the canadian border down to the gulf of pl of mexico. light stuff. across the appalachians in through the catskills and adirondacks. not flooding rain. nothing people that dealt with lee and maria need to see. back as we go to the map, secondary front pushing east. the fog, big-time fog, back through chicago this morning. slowing down your travel. this thing will bring you wind across the northern tier. high winds and cooler air reinforcing the colder air we saw this weekend. that's on tap later in the week. meanwhile, back up to 90 degrees. the 100s are gone. 70% chance, hurricane season. forget about that? two weeks in. percolating in the central atlantic. not getting too close at the moment but fairly impressive as far as organization goes. could become a tropical depression or storm in the next day or two. setup for winter. sneak peek. la nina re-emerged. not go