from which is clearing away the pacific we have got the risk of showers are pushing in across the sea of japan so the weather for saturday looks generally finally very cold across northern parts of japan as a maximum for support conditions across the korean peninsula beijing should be ok well into toward little bit on the chilly side there with a maximum of minus seventeen degrees through into sunday we're going to see more the way a shower activity coming off the sea of japan into western parts of hong shu and across a kind of further south should be fine for the korean peninsula fine in shanghai with highs of fifteen let's head across more southern parts of china and taiwan where weather conditions are looking pretty good job in the course of saturday so it should be quite bright in hong kong fine and hanoi too but further towards central parts of vietnam still plagued by some pretty heavy showers the longer spells of rain likely here is more just showers but for hong kong fine and always still looking good the rest of indo china no problem seeing called them a.m.r. highs of thirty two south

kanazawa is the capital of ishikawa prefecture on the west coast of honshu island along the sea of japan by time traditional districts -- one of the few cities in japan left relatively intact throughout the war. it's famous for its crafts, for its beautiful ceramics in particular, but also its artistic sensibility. the way it always valued beautiful things, traditions. it's a city that helped masa, then at a crossroads, to discover a whole new world of grace, of aesthetics, of style, that affected him deeply. for most, however, kanazawa is simply a place with great seafood. >> masa: this is the kitchen of the, uh, kanazawa city. >> anthony: yeah? >> masa: this market is. >> anthony: ooh, look at that. lot of crab. >> masa: yeah. sea shrimp, sardine, let's go over there. >> anthony: okay. ooh, look at that. ooh, uni? >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: sea urchin -- one of my absolute favorite things -- has a limited season in japan, from september to april, and it's tastiest in winter. good. from here? >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> worker: [ speaking japanese ] >> masa: hokkaido. >> anthony:

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pressure there you can see all the wind spiraling around it and as the winds make it over the sea of japan we see the snow cloud just off the coast of russia and the eastern parts of china there but then the clouds begin to pop up and that's because the winds pick up all the moisture from the sea of japan and then that moisture they've been deposited along the western coast of japan as snow so that's why we've seen quite so much snow here and it's not only wintery weather that we've been seeing has been brought on some very very strong winds as well one hundred forty two kilometers per hour that was the strongest gust of wind that i saw and there's more wintry weather still to come most of it as we head through the day on thursday will be in the northern parts of honshu there certainly cold though further north minus three in sapporo and that snow doesn't really go anywhere over the next twenty four hours. the weather sponsored by the time race. under the it sounds like an agreement between a criminal boss just like trading in stolen goods that have been taken by the place if anyone ever c

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korea the missile reached an altitude of four and a half thousand kilometers before landing in the sea of japan that's more than ten times higher than the orbit of the international space station following the test side career then carried out its own missile launch. now that launch took place close to the border with the north discussing source drills russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said the u.s. and its allies may have a hidden agenda. when you. put it that we are not accepting north korea's claims that they possess nuclear weapons so we are supporting all the u.n. security council resolutions and abiding by all sanctions against pyongyang however the u.s. military drills near north korea a deliberate provocation of kim jung so on the one hand we condemning pyongyang's nuclear gamble but on the other condemning the provocative behavior of our american colleagues it was out the valdai discussion club in seoul this week he's been looking at the various ways countries have been trying to solve the crisis on the peninsula. what has been donald trump's approach to sorting out the north kore

february many believe we might be on the brink of war after north korea lobbed a missile over the sea of japanr president trump. >> they will be met with fire and fury. >> reporter: by the end of the year the north koreans successfully tested a missile that could reach anywhere in the u.s. terrorists continued to wage their war. cars and trucks becoming a preferred weapon. beginning in march on london's westminster bridge. >> the new calling card for a low-tech terror strike. >> reporter: as the year went on more deadly attacks in london, sweden, spain, and new york. >> this is an nbc news special report. >> reporter: in april, the u.s. response to a different kind of terror a chemical attack on civilians. >> the u.s. military forces have just waged a launch of cruise missiles in a launch on syria. >> there is no collusion between me and my campaign and the russians. the russians did not affect the vote. >> reporter: but when president trump fired his fbi- >> they did not see this coming at the fbi. >> reporter: special counsel is appointed. he is still at work. in this violent year no place s

vladivostok smog is known as a max and when that call pushes once more for the south across the sea of japan a mass of snow falls out of a good part of honshu and hokkaido to you might be in the shadow of it all but it's single figure temperatures which is in shanghai too we've got this northeasterly blowing cabinets full of cloud this time amir eighteen in hong kong and probably a fairly humid feeling eighty nine i think it might clear the sky a little bit that breeze come sunday in fact shanghai has max is only five so winter is trying to get a proper grip for the south in china as a tropical storm an across the central philippines masses of rain here but that means fewer showers for many further south. singapore is being accused of expanding its coastline with illegally dredged satins some of the islands off the coast of indonesia literally vanished it's a big business boggling when they go take the same there in the sand is there you see this beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so well the tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a glo

korea the missile reached an altitude of four and a half thousand kilometers before landing in the sea of japan that's more than ten times higher than the orbit of the international space station right after the launch south korea stage did own missile exercise. it took place close to the border with the new be a prank because of the valdai discussion club in seoul this week that russia presented its a roadmap out of the crisis. what has been donald trump's approach to sorting out the north korea crisis in a nutshell is a sick puppy we are totally prepared for the second option that's called the military option the distance from here to the border with north korea is only about forty kilometers and once you end up in seoul which is well in the firing range of kim's artillery you can't help looking at that rhetoric from a different perspective especially if there is what you'd call a totally different approach. joe is absolutely no alternative to dialogue but in order to start a dialogue everyone has to start with those take a deep breath and a step back from the red line which will my staff why

korea the missile reached an altitude of four and a half thousand kilometers before landing in the sea of japan that's more than ten times higher than the orbit of the international space station right after the launch south korea stated its own missile exercise. i. i it took place close to the border with the mills all to jacqueline bouvier explains how the north korea's nuclear threat has grown in recent. early wednesday north korea suddenly broke in over two month pause in weapons testing and showed a significant bump in their capabilities the missile is believed to be north korea's most powerful projectile to date let's break down the details during a flight the rocket reached an altitude of up to four thousand five hundred kilometers to put that in perspective that is more than ten times the height of the international space station and while that number does come from a statement from north korea it is in line with estimates released by both japan and south korea the missile splashdown off of japan's west coast but it has been reported that if missile had been fired on a standard path it

as a high heading through into sunday we've got another area of low pressure developing in the sea of japan and this will eventually push rain indeed some snow across northern parts of japan and temperatures dropping away there across the korean peninsula heading further towards society for east and southern parts of china the weather's actually looking pretty good for the most part sunshine in food twenty four degrees in hong kong taiwan maybe the old shower on the east coast otherwise looking fairly decent we've lost most of the share it to to across vietnam wanted to showers around a prosperous will probably the best way to describe it at this time of the year when noise rather cool rather cloudy at times across the rest of india and indochina we're looking at a few showers but jenny weather conditions not too bad down into southeastern parts of asia some heavy rain from lazy in borneo some heavy showers expected across java top temperature of thirty two degrees in jakarta. a nation where corruption is endemic now embroiled in a battle to hold the power. there's this radical transformati

temperature has dropped in value one of the reasons is that this cold air rest of the warm water of the sea of japan it tends to produce these showers which of course now are of snow we're back down to zero below on the korean peninsula similar levels beijing is just above freezing the real cold still tucked up in mongolia but it's not staying there he's trying to push there's even more of a forecast for snow rather more extensive spare even at lower levels and says come wednesday but the sun's i flicked rain prince to watch you so. stay sub zero i would go a bit more tucking in of this rather more humid and less cold and quiet here in southern china whilst it's still pretty warm thirteen in shanghai with that sort of northerly breeze the cloud becomes quite extensive in the middle of china was rain falling from hanoi science was partly influenced by tembin there are millions of what was recently a typhoon and is still fairly obviously going to worry people in vietnam and sudden thailand. to finally we'll ask about that but that's. what it's not isn't that the set says the last. of the world out of

of asia first of all we've got a fair few showers coming through on the on the winds across the sea of japan snow showers are higher elevations tokyo probably staying dry for much of the time just about making double figures cold across the korean peninsula some snow here at the moment. more northern areas we've got temperature minus ten mission of special for a number two at this time of the beijing look at the highs of eight air quality still pretty decent at the moment and then coming further towards the south we've got just ten degrees as a mice in shanghai how do you across more southern parts of china and taiwan where the conditions gerry not looking too bad hong kong sunshine highs of twenty one we've got showers across northern parts of vietnam including hanoi and central areas still seeing some showers activity they had through into saturday southern parts of china will see some heavy rain developing some heavy downpours but dry weather returns across parts of vietnam into southeastern parts of asia some heavy showers for the pain some heavy showers from northern parts of borneo whi

weather across asia now in northeastern parts of asia we've got a low pressure system across the sea of japan region so we are looking at some mashed. heavy snow showers affecting the western side of honshu and also across the qaida so the tokyo should largely be ok with the flow coming in over the mountains but you see my certain temperature money same vladivostok minus two in sapporo so come further towards the south dry across some of the southern islands subzero across the korean peninsula to heavy on through into wednesday still some showers there across the bit of brightening up taking place but those shower temperatures well there minus seventeen is the maximum a new number tar and beijing like the state is subzero as you move further towards a size where the conditions are looking fine the cold air is permeated further says hong kong about two or three degrees below where it should be at this time of the year so slightly chilly feel to it relatively speaking but it's fine across vietnam and only their eighteen degrees and fine conditions across the rest of indochina too and that conti

acceptable if you inject a bit of bush if you do every now and again and then take things across the sea of japan you develop rain showers or snow showers of course up on the mountains take years in the layers that such as feels rather warmer fourteen degrees four degrees for you but it's still freezing of the korean peninsula but in the sunshine we haven't managed to induce a proper winter yet to release a long lasting winter further south in china still twenty two degrees in hong kong nine and ten in shanghai and it looks like we're going to see a big massive tide develop once more which means most has come in from somewhere probably won't be wet but it'll feel a bit more humid in twenty degrees in hong kong the breeze keeps blowing down to the coast of vietnam looks briefly wet for a time but the development to watch is this one here this is turning into a tropical cycle that she's called kai tak locally and it's going to be a very wet couple of days. this is it this speaks of. unspeakable magic compiled testimonies of victims of the congolese masson. as the intimate evidence finds its way to

korean peninsula not quite as cold as it was the breeze it was blowing quite steadily across the sea of japan is a little bit lighter now which means it doesn't feel quite as bad ten degrees in tokyo very few showers if any atoll just above freezing in support of the snow on the ground of course it's even been invited all still come back from minus one and is plus five in beijing very still air quality is now dropping of course if anything temperatures rise a little more the following day friday still ten degrees and tokyo six in so a quiet but still obviously rather wintry period. the air is clear all the way down through china as well now we've got the northeast monsoon running down to hong kong down to nineteen as your marx's cooled down little bit still eleven in shanghai and one small despite it being a winter sun it's warming up in shanghai maybe so in hong kong but more humidity zone to feel different that breeze is going on shore isn't bringing much with it it's just a bit of a circulation most a cloud in the south china sea and the most vicious weather here is still the remains of ka

cloud and plenty of snow around it those areas of cloud picking up a lot of moisture over the sea of japan and then depositing it across that western coast and it sapporo where we've seen some of the wintry asked of the weather we're seeing lots of heavy snow here you see just how deep that snow is here on the video as we head through the next few days that will be yet more snow as well a maximum temperature in sapporo of minus three so no chance of that snow melting snow pushing a little bit further south woods as well eventually things begin to calm down a little bit as we head through friday the winds begin to ease and so the amount of snow that we're seeing will ease as well towards the west of beijing as farm all day hey we're looking at a maximum temperature of around seven degrees a bit further towards the south and the winds here all feeding up from the south now so for many of us across the southeast corner of china there's a lot of cloud and a fair amount of moisture around so i do expect a few outbreaks of rain that also will give us a fairly great day for us in shanghai because

seven so move the forecast through into saturday we've got some snow showers coming in across the sea of japan into northern parts of japan in particular still pretty chilly if you kill young soul scrapes up to freezing and for beijing it should be dry temperatures hovering around the freezing mark. they live in a country plagued by poverty. billionaires life is all about glamour. and. wonder when east meets the new rogers at this time on al-jazeera. and for. a comeback with al-jazeera that's over the top stories the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says washington plans to build an international coalition to push back against iran . the us federal communications commission has voted to overturn net neutrality rules eliminating the regulations which and should free and open internet and at least nine thousand range of muslims died or were killed in the first month of the military crackdown in myanmar is holding to the aid group doctors without borders. when all the stories are following closely about sixty migrants from libya have been returned to sierra leone and it follows reports of abuse in lib

north korea launched their most advanced ballistic missile last month and landed in the sea of japan.ble of striking anywhere in the continental u.s. let's go to gorden chang. he's just back from tokyo, a city living in the shadow of the north korean menace. bossert says it's all we can do short of starving the people of north korea. >> that's wrong. first of all, north korea has missil missiles -- has money to launch missiles. they have too much cash. so we have not begun to sanction chinese, russian and other companies that have been working with north korea. it's just september 21 that president trump issued his executive order that was monumental. >> shepard: so you're saying tom bossert is not telling the truth there. >> yeah, we have a lot we can do. >> shepard: why would one of president trump's men come to the podium and say to us we've don everything we can do when you say it's 100% obvious that that is not true? >> i don't know. i'm not in bossert's head. i'm concerned that right now it's much easier to say let's go to war than it is to impose sanctions on china. we have yet

that it's long seventy one the united states managed to tap a secret underwater cable in the sea of a hot japan of the soviet nuclear forces to find out what soviet nuclear probabilities in intentions were so this is a very old technology. tensions are continuing to break out in violence between israel and palestine following double trumps culture first the recognition of jerusalem as the israeli capital for protesters have been killed and dozens more injured in clashes with police. palestinian is said to be in a critical the decision after allegedly stabbing an israeli defense soldier earlier today at a checkpoint when to stand in the west bank town of ramallah while here in jerusalem there were a small number of protesters who spent most of the day shouting allah akbar no they were generally peaceful although there were some small but intense scuffles between palestinian protesters and the israeli security services here including we saw footage of what appears to be a woman being punched in the face by a member of the security services in addition to that small group of women who were holding

of the communities on the shores there. and that's where we have tremendous snowfall come down. in fact, very much a similar pattern plays out across the east sea, or the sea of japanth parts of japan seeing more snow than anywhere else on earth. a lot of people surprised that northwestern japan gets more snow than anywhere else on earth on the order of 100 feet in a few spots because of a similar pattern. but again, there is a perspective right there. could see a few more inches out of this before it's all said and done with over the next couple of days. but the big story becomes parts of 20 states here, uppadres of almost 50 million people dealing with wind 1k45i8z below to as cold as 40 below zero over the next couple of days. step outside it feels almost 40 at this hour across northern minnesota. as impressive as it gets. in fact, high temperatures in spots across the northern tier of the u.s. will struggle to get above the 0 degree fahrenheit mark. you notice any light breeze and it goes downhill quickly. for a little fascination here, how about this? in international falls, minnesota high temperature going from minus 8 on the surface of mars, richard, this is

the images come days after the rogue regime fired a powerful icbm into the sea of japan.missile shown in this video from a military parade. greg palkot is live from london. what do we know about this new launch pad? >> dana, it looks like north korea might be getting ready to start more trouble. as you noted, fox news obtained new satellite imagery taken a couple days ago to the northwest of the north korean capitol of pyongyang and shows yes, the construction of another launch site not far from where an icbm took off in july of this year. south korean officials confirm what we've reported a couple days now, this week's missile had a range of 8100 miles putting all of the u.s. mainland in its reach, potentially with a nuclear warhead. this launch celebrated in an orchestrated way in pyongyang today, also officials speaking to the masses gathered saying that north korea was now a nuclear force, dana. >> so greg, i have a question about what russia is saying about u.s. policy towards north korea. i thought it was eye opening when i saw the headlines. >> absolutely. strong t

february, many believe we might be on the brink of war after north korea lobbed a missile over the sea of japan. >> the first global crisis for president trump. >> they will be met with fire and fury. >> reporter: by the end of the year, the north koreans successfully tested a missile that could reach anywhere in the u.s. terrorists continued to wage their war, cars and trucks becoming a preferred weapon, beginning in march on london's westminster bridge. >> the new calling card for a low tech terror strike. >> reporter: as the year went on, more deadly attacks in london, sweden, spain, and new york. >> this is a nbc news special report. >> reporter: in april, the u.s. responds to a different kind of terror, a chemical attack on civilians. >> u.s. military forces have just waged a launch of cruise missiles. >> reporter: while a political battle was heating up in washington. >> there's no collusion between me and my campaign and the russians. the russians did not affect the vote. >> reporter: but when president trump fired his fbi director -- >> they did not see this coming at the fbi. >> report

february many believed we might be on the brink of war after north korea lobbed a missile over sea of japanst global crisis for president trump. >> they will be met with fire and fury. >> reporter: the north koreans selfie tested a missile that that could reach anywhere in the u.s. cars and trucks becoming a preferred weapon, beginning in march on london's webridge. more deadly attacks in london, sweden, spain, new york. >> this is an nbc news special report. >> reporter: in april the u.s. response to a different kind of terror, a chemical attack on civilians. >> u.s. military forces have just waged a launch of cruise missiles attack on syria. >> reporter: while a political battle was heating up back in washington. >> there is no collusion between me and my campaign. the russians did not effect the vote. >> reporter: when president trump fired his fbi director -- >> they did not see this coming at the fbi. >> reporter: special counsel was appointed. he is still at work. in this year no place seems sacred. >> reporter: not congressional baseball practice, not a country music concert in las v

february many believed we might be on the brink of war after north korea lobbed a missile over the sea of japan the first global crisis for president trump. >> they will be met with fire and fury. >> by the end of the year, the north koreans had successfully tested a missile that could reach anywhere in the u.s. terrorists continued to wage their war. cars and trucks becoming a preferred weapon. beginning in march on london's westminster bridge. >> the new calling card for a low tech terror strike. >> more deadly attacks in london, sweden, spain, and new york. >> this is an nbc news special report. >> in april, the u.s. responds to a chemical attack on syrians. >> u.s. military has launched a wave of cruise missiles in attack on syria. >> while a political battle was heating up back in washington. >> there's no collusion between me and my campaign and the russians. the russians did not affect the vote. >> but when president trump fired his fbi director -- >> they did not see this coming at the fbi. >> -- a special counsel was appointed. he's still at work. in this violent year, no place seemed

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air crew flying from san francisco to hong kong reported seeing missile debris falling over the sea of japan missile may not have survived re-entering the earth's atmosphere. the payload breaking up under heat and pressure and that means north korea can likely not yet field a missile that could reach the u.s. >> i think we have a pretty good understanding of the scope and scale of the program and how far they're making progress towards being able to reliably deliver that system against the united states. >> reporter: now, a top united nations official is headed to north korea for talks. very few expectations of that meeting. recently a chinese envoy tried to go there. was not even allowed to meet with kim jong-un. jake? >> all right. barbara starr for us at the pentagon. thank you so much. be sure to follow me on twitter and facebook @jaketapper. i'm jake tapper turning you over now to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." situation room." thanks so much for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now. breaking news. what trump knew. cnn is learning that the president h

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it's one hundred seventy one the united states managed to tap a secret underwater cable in the sea of a hot japan of the serviette nuclear forces to find out what sort of huge nuclear probabilities and intentions were so this is a very old technology. tensions are continuing to break between israel and palestine there's been sporadic violence falling down from the controversial recognition of jerusalem israeli capital clashes again raging in the west bank where police have used tear gas against protesters throwing bottles and. he's in jerusalem catch up with her right now charlotte what's the picture around you the what you think is this is going to get worse is it going to be is it heading for. well let's start in gaza where palestinian is said to be it so let's start in the west bank where palestinian is said to be in a critic of the decision after allegedly stabbing an israeli defense soldier earlier today at a checkpoint when to stand in the west bank town of ramallah that comes amidst those clashes that you just showed that if we move to gaza we see that there were hundreds of protesters out

. >> reporter: north korea fired a missile into the sea of japan last night. >> things have reached a considering a >> do you believe north korea should be responsible for his death? >> yes. >> kim jong-un celebrated what would be pyongyang's first icbm test. >> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. >> north korea has concluded its nuclear program. >> they cluaim the rocket is capable of reaching the united states. >> america and its allies will take all necessary step to ensure a denuclearization and ensure this regime cannot threaten the world. >> cbs news senior national security contributor michael morrell was acting director of the cia and evan osnos for "time" magazine and he's back. we're glad about that. your article is very harrowing to read in all canal of placesful let's stake with you, miechlkt do you think his tough talk helps, rocket man, lock and loads, fury like you've never seen. is that helpful to this conversation? >> i think if you're going to make a threat, if you're

of alliance strength, shoulder to shoulder. south korea and the u.s. together. and in the short weeks that followed, we would demonstrate that combined strength doing in the sea exercises of japan, involving theodore roosevelt, ronald reagan and battle groups, including seven republic of korea service combatant warships, and again, exercisesnt aviation conducted just one week ago andlving more than 230 u.s. republic of korea air force aircraft. third, i would point to the strength of our economies, and to the industrial base that underpins it. the strength of the south korean economy has enabled the nation to raise the quality of life in korea while raising the quality , andrvice and its military in south korea's rise to the number 11 economy in the world, south korean companies like goldstar,ia, looking they have emerged as world leaders in electronics, manufacturing, and shipbuilding, alongside their more familiar u.s. counterparts, lockheed martin, northrop grumman, general dynamics, l3, and others, and fourth, i would point to the technological superiority that has long provided our militaries with the decisive advantage in any calculation. from korea's venerable f-15 and f

hundred seventy one the united states managed to tap the secret underwater carry ball in the sea of our hearts into japan of the serviette nuclear forces to find out what sort of nuclear probabilities in intentions were so this is a very old technology. else around the world sebring tensions are continuing to break out in violence between israel and palestine following donald trump's controversial recognition of jerusalem as the israeli capital clashes between police and riot is regain raging the west bank to local medics over fifty protesters have now been injured. palestinian is said to be in a critique of the decision after allegedly stabbing an israeli defense soldier earlier today at a checkpoint when the stand in the west bank town of ramallah then if we move to gaza we see that there were hundreds of protesters out in the streets yet again demanding this change since trump made that announcement more than a week ago now saying that the u.s. would recognize jerusalem as being the official capital of israel now including in those protesters were a number of how must leaders who called on the crowd a

of japan. it is believe the boats are north koreans who die at sea attempting to flee the communist regime. new video of sou military training to defend against drones using heavily armed helicopters. take a look here. the apache helicopter with a drone midair. this is the latest of the military drill to counteract aggressive moves by north korea. jonathan: new advances in the war on terror. t.s.a. working with the metro system and the washington metro system to develop technology to detect the suicide bombers. look at this. this is the standoff explosive detectives unit and it would set off an alarm if someone walked past it wearing explosives. such technology could have detected the man who attempted to set off a bomb monday injuring several people. michelle: interesting story. "7 on your side" health alert. health matters here. men will definitely want to listen up to. canadian researcher said the so-called man flu thing. john cosigns on this. it's believed that men are exaggerating their symptoms of the flu. the doctor who also happens to be a man says he found men are more susceptible t

japan and korea. let's take a look. asian markets currently a sea of red. own by 0.1%, and as far as the nikkei concerned weighed down by the data out of japan, inflation not gaining as much as expected. now i want to take you to the chart. if you're wondering how vix has been doing, well the index is not doing too well after surging back in 2008, nine years later, this is the way it is. it's having one of the most muted years so far. >> at one point your father left your mother. >> it was sudden and my mother found herself with four kids. no money. david: let's talk about ibm for the moment. ms. rometty: we are the champion for business. my experience is people are respectfully honest and give their opinions. david: do you feel a certain responsibility? ms. rometty: women need role models. we are still a small minority that run these companies. david: the stay fit category? ms. rometty: i do box with a person. the difference is he doesn't hit me. >> would you fix your tie please? david: people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed but ok. just leave it

it is a sea of green across the region. the japan, the nikkei closing higher than 1.4%. gher by 1%. australia showing gains, a second day of gains. we are seeing dollar strength. the bloomberg dollar index gained every day this week. you can see the dollar chart up here. it is heading for its best week this quarter. that is partly on the progress you have seen on the u.s. tax bill. also the reports that donald trump is going to announce some infrastructure plans next month and averting that government shutdown that was due to come down that has been delayed for now. dollar strength is what we are seeing. it is not getting against the pound because we are seeing sterling strength. i wanted to look at sterling yen because this has pushed past 1.53. volatility has really spiked, showing trade is not prepared for the bullish signals coming out of rustles that we are getting this week, certainly with theresa may meeting over there. -- we areressed expecting a press conference. finally, we take a look at gold. i was talking about dollar strength. this was weighing on gold. righ

. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, a boat at sea during deadly 2011 tsunami off coast of japan has washed a shoreegon coast. >> boat is banged up, covered in rust, dirt, even debris but you can still see japanese writing on it. officials examine the boat and say it isn't a threat to the environment. boat will be on the coast until a contractor can remove it. >>> now you can stay dry riding your bicycle through bad weather. german inventors combined the puncho with the bicycle mounted umbrella thaw can stick your head through. the mounts on the bike frame and extend over the front of the bike. put your head into an attached waterproof hood as well, inventor admits it is awkward and advises using it against high wind. >> can you imagine, i feel like would i trapped, i could never ride a bicycle like that >> she looks really happy about the situation. >> what do you do with the back, it doesn't look like it covered your entire. >> katie one invention at a time. >> a super man cape. >> it looks like our rain here is moving out. >> yes, maybe, yes, maybe you just take a cab that day. we will look at s

of nuclear reactors to. the twenty eleven fukushima disaster in japan happened just across the sea it's not hard for south koreans to imagine the worst case scenario but a tsunami triggered by a magnitude nine earthquake caused of that catastrophe and experts say that sort of event would be extremely unlikely here in a statement korea hydro a nuclear power the company that runs this plant says the newest reactors being built here are designed to withstand earthquakes sixty three times more powerful than the five point eight magnitude quake that hit the nearby city of young jew in twenty sixteen that was south korea strongest earthquake since records began in one nine hundred seventy eight. locals are still rebuilding many replacing traditional ceramic roof tiles with more affordable and sturdy metal sheets even if you church quakes damaged homes again uclear power advocates say the plants are designed to contain any radiation leaks that define a physical barrier the caption containment is strong enough to withstand any kind of the significant creek john young hoon says nuclear power must be part of south korea's