saki, where is the storm headed and what can we expect today? >> right, well we can see very active clouds already covering much of japan and that is what's bringing all the rain. here's the forecast path for this typhoon and it is getting very close to central sections of japan, likely making landfall here within the next couple of hours, by midday, and then you can see by the evening hours it starts approaching kan toe area including tokyo before quickly moving up north but it's going to track over the country and it is going to be stormy over the course of today, right now it's a very strong typhoon, so it's packing winds of over 160 kilometers per hour with gusts much, much higher and of course it is packing that rain, heavy rain has already been inundating southern sections now it's going to start focusing on central and northern areas of japan, over the next 24 hours, we are talking about ample amounts of rain up to 400 millimeters possible for the kan toe area, elsewhere looking at 3 hub for northern sections and central sections, too, an

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 to remain a threat throughout today. now, typhoon roke is just about to pass right through the eastern end of hokkaido. through the course of today. then ending up over toward open waters as we head through the da

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 to remain a threat throughout today. now, typhoon roke is just about to pass right through the eastern end of hokkaido. through the course of today. then ending up over toward open waters as we head through the da

saki worked for the town's tourism association. yesterday her family was supposed to told her engagement ceremony. >> translator: i spent about 30 minutes by my daughter's body last night, and that was all i could do for her. i hope the body of my wife will be found soon so that she can be reunited with our daughter. i do not want to show my personal concerns at work. >>> earlier we spoke with brad tao by phone, working with the canadian tourism board. he was stranded in a hotel for three days over the weekend. >> the major roads had lots of landslides so they were blocked by the debris, so the main roads were off limits, so we took some of the forestry roads and the forestry roads they had lots of rocks and rubble from coming off the mountains and some of, like half of the road was washed away in some places. so a little nerve-wracking trying to get through the forestry roads to get out. it was incredible the amount of rain. it kept raining and raining and raining. it wasn't the winds that were bad from this typhoon, it was just v

he is clearly showing no respect for his excellency president-- (laughter) >> saki-sakihagi, gangus yerkyak over here. now i personally cannot imagine how up set he must be. jimmy, is there any way we can see his face? (laughter) there you go, look how sad he is. >> ah! >> stephen: yeah so, say good-bye to our vital ally mongolia. no more pony racing. no more ferrmented mar erck's milk and you can forget about itunes carrying the latest mongolian throat singing hits. jimmy, give us a last taste. ♪ ♪. >> stephen: gone! and obama embarrassed the u.s. again the next day. when he took on the biggest issue of the week. palestinian president abbas's plan to introduce a resolution calling for u.n. recognition of a palestinian state. and just listen to obama's speech calling for patience from the palestinians. >> peace is hard. peace is hard work. that's part of what makes peace so hard. peace is hard but we know that it is possible. peace is hard. (laughter) peace is hard. (laughter) >> stephen: he's right. peace is hard. unlike winning the nobel peace prize which is surprisingly easy. (laughter)

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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 including tokyo before quickly heading up north. it will track right over the country and it is just going to be very stormy over the course of today. right now, it is a very strong typhoon so it's packing winds of over 160 kilometers per hour with gusts much, much higher and of course it is pack rain. heavy rain has been inundating southern sections. now it will focus on central and northern areas of japan though the next 24 hours we are talking about ample amounts of rain up to 400 millimeters possible for the area. elsewhere looking at 300 for northern sections then central sec tees and this area has ben scene a lot of rain already. more to come.

. >> reporter: solar international built its factory in oh saky city in miyagi prefecture, part of japan that was hit by the tsunami. the company is projecting its sales will reach $260 million by as early as 2015. >> companies in green energy businesses are hoping to benefit from japan's shift away from nuclear energy. just how big an opportunity are we talking about here? >> it looks like we have some problems to solve. some experts say that the new feed and tariff law is basic ground rule and won't excaccelee the use of renewable energy all by itself. >> i think this is very good starting point for the development of the future of renewable energy sources in japan. so far compared to the european market, which has been already revitalized in the '90s, the japanese market is still not revitalized. >> the professor says deregulation would loosen the tight grip japan's nine regional companies have on the energy market, and they control both power generation and the power grid in eac region. he says these monopolies can harm the development of renewable energy. market and they control bot

played their last game the sports world is in mourning after most of the locomotive jaroslava high sakiteam perished on wednesday our correspondent sean thomas has more from the ceremony. thousands of people are streaming it to the locomotive stadium here in europe to pay their final respects it is a cold day it is a rainy day and in many ways the weather echoes the feeling in the air the very sad a heavy and somber tone because this was a much beloved teen. there were three time a world champion or champion ship team rather and they were the stars of this city so people from all over russia hockey players officials as well as the entire city of yasser level is coming here to this a stadium people are streaming up by the fourteen caskets of people who perished in this plane crash there were forty three people confirmed dead two people survived it was a multinational team those who are not from jaroslav were sent to their home countries yesterday and today the fourteen who will be buried here after this a visitation. they are laid to rest so the people can pay their final respects as thi

but first steps have been taken to rebuild luck i want to be honest level i saki club after wednesday's plane crash killed thirty six players and coaching staff the bosses of the kontinental hockey league of asked teams to give up players to help reform the side and former russia captain alexei yashin has said he will join the same along with former coach carter of russian played for lockerbie for three years going to discuss it before going to cast the night retiring last year but now the thirty seven year old says he will come out of retirement to play for his former club also offering help his former locked out credit record photograph it was agreed to manage the club once again their support follows an appeal by the heads of the k h l who asked for each team to offer players to create a new la coste side to ensure the club has a future its hoped a team could be formed in time to take part in the new season which has been suspended until monday the twelfth september in the meantime lotto stadium has been turned into a shrine for the stars that died twenty five players and eleven coac

corrections corporation of america the only saki shaves mean prison industrial complex for profits more and more young black men in jail than they are in college and there's evidence that blacks who do more time less crime so the system is full of racism and the fact the reason why the young man was able to get off of being killed in texas last week someone had at mit is that race was a factor and so here in the case of troy davis apart from the race factor which is hard to measure we do know that substantial evidence that he didn't do it he says he didn't do it those who convict them say that they made a mistake they recanted testimony and what more do you need than the person who said who who condemned him to say that they stand in error during the republican debate two weeks ago we saw the crowd sheer governor rick perry when he touted his executions one of which was almost certainly an innocent man he you know as you know stopped the investigation that in is this culture of death in america responsible for what trade troy davis' face in the last twenty four hours well i think about

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him get to a real tough patch and congress when garfield was accused of corruption and taking some sakiot have taken. he got in on that. they were very close friends. in 1881 blame was running for the second time, he kept -- when blaine was running for the second time, he did not have the force to get nomination himself. he turned his votes over to garfield. that is help are filled who was a very dark horse when the convention started happened it to end up as a republican nominee. the sort of quid pro quo was when the number one job of the cabinet was to be secretary of state. it was understood between them that he would become secretary of state. >> us take another telephone call. we have less than 20 minutes late. >> high. the historic curious about lanes relation. both radical republicans before and during and after the civil war. it might be particularly interesting since he was chair of the senate foreign relations committee. >> thank you very much. is that something you can take? >> land made a name for himself when he first was elected to congress by taking on steven chu everybod