seoul kospi trading higher, 200, also up almost 0.60%. china's markets will open in one and a half hours. we'll keep track of that. shanghai extended nourt day national people's congress in the session, premiere lee transportation billions of dollars. in that sector will be gearing up for increase in sales. they'll be carefully projecting demands for the products. convenient store business, chinese companies looking to tie up with japanese partners, 7/11 will be in strong contention for new business in china as well. so a lot of focus there. but for now, the nikkei up 111 points. back to you. >> thanks a lot for that update. >>> leaving liquid crystal display maker and letting go of some workers. japan had been looking for sharp which decided to accept a takeover bid by taiwan hon hai. they'll i'd dal t they will -- near tokyo, about 600 employees are currently working at those sites. the firm has decided to move some of the people to other plants in japan, but some others will be asked to take early retirement. the firm reportedly also h

wu met south korea's foreign minister in seoul. he explained china's stance on the terminal high-altitude area defense system, and he said he hopes the u.s. and south korea will take beijing's concerns into account. but a south korean defense ministry spokesperson stressed that seoul and washington will continue talks on the deployment. he said it would protect people from the growing threat of north korea's nuclear programs and missiles. wu and jun also discussed a u.n. security council draft resolution to tighten sanctions against north korea. the sanctions are in response to the country's recent nuclear test and rocket launch. pyongyang is denouncing the u.s. over the move. north korea's state-run news agency has repeated the claim that what the country launched last month was a satellite carrying rocket. it says the u.n. security council draft resolution submitted by the u.s. is representative of a hostile policy, and a grave challenge to the country. and it says if the u.s. tries to deprive north korea of its lawful rights, py

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seoul's kospi is down by .10 of a percent. many markets in the region are closed for a holiday. >>> myanmar's first stock exchange has started trading. it's in the coununtry's biggest city. the market will help companies raise capital to boost the nation's growth. the stock exchange opened last december but has only begun operating on friday. it was partly financed by a jajapanese brokerage among othe groups. only one company qualified to lilist its shares. its real estate developer first myanmar investment. >> we look forward to a robust stock exchange that will help many does in myanmar access capital and build t their companies. >> share prices change only twice a day at 11:00 a. and 1:00 p.m. due to low trading volume. myanmar's economy has been growing fast but their financial industry is weak. they are struggling to get capital from banks. they want to list more companies and boost activities. >>> some japanese banks are showing interestst in joining a international financial associatation chinina is plannno establish. >

seoul suspended operations last month. south korean businesses pulled out. the north then said it boo close the complex down. other south korean assets remain at the mt. kumgan tourist center. i guess practi operations there have been suspended the past eight years. the south korean defense ministry said the north had fired two short-range missiles. both missiles are believed to have flown around 500 kilometers and fallen into the sea of japan. japanese leaders spoke out. >> translator: it's a clear violation of u.n. security council resolutions. it is extremely regrettable since the council has just adopted a new resolution on north korea following its recent nucleew particular nuclear test ballistic missile launch. >> prime minister shinzo abe got a briefing from the national security council. he also got details of a protest his government lodged with north korea through diplomats in beijing. >>> workers are in the process of shut down a nuclear reactor in central japan one day after a court injunction ordered the operator to do so. kansai electric power

nhk world, seoul. >>> millions of people in various parts of the asia pacific region were treated to a solar eclipse on wednesday. the effect was most spectacular in parts of indonesia which experienced a near total eclipse, blocking the sun almost completely for two minutes. nhk reports. >> reporter: a lot of people come to this place to watch the eclipse. they come here even early in the morning, just to watch the total eclipse. residents on this island, about 200 kilometer north of yejakart came to see the first total eclipse in indonesia in 21 years. >> it was awe inspiring, something you can look back and say wow, i was there when that happened. >> reporter: although parts of southeast asia experienced a partial eclipse, from singapore, the moon was obscured about 90% of the sun. >> i think people are tourists and students. it's not a textbook science, but this you is where you can look at science face to face and have experience of what nature is all about. >> reporter: japan was mostly cloudy on wednesday morning. but in sapporo, on the northern island of hokkaido, about 5% of

seoul, 21. tokyo, sunny skies, shanghai, a little cooler, because of the cloud cover and precipitation with the low moving off there towards the east. but if we look down towards south hong kong, 24 here on your thursday. all right, let's look over here towards, want to talk about the trough of low pressure, really stretching out here across the gulf, and even extending towards iran and afghanistan where we've been seeing the precipitation. even a threat of some flooding in these locations, you've been looking at rain showers an thunderstorms for the next 48 hours. some of the stronger thunderstorms, really reducing visibility with the dust storms. this is something you want to watch ougt for, as we head into friday and saturday morning. now, back towards west kuwait, sunny skies, weather is further east, not too bad heading into friday and saturday. into the americas, the storm system, really brought the blizzard conditions out there into wyoming, colorado earlier this week. now, it is drifting

the movie's preview in seoul was attended by some of the few comfort women still alive. the box office success is all the more remarkable because of the long struggle to complete the film. 14 years in the making, the director managed to raise the remaining budget through on line crowd funding of thousands of individual donations. >> i think the movie was made thanks to the will of the people to get to know their grand mothers. the plot of the movie is important, but above all, it's the fact that it was directly funded and produced by the people themselves. >> outside the japanese embassy, a protest by supporters of korean comfort women is a weekly event. >> possibly the movie's success should not have come as a surprise in a country where the issue of the comfort women is felt so deeply despite an accord signed between japan and south korea that was meant to resolve the matter once and for all. >> japan poppied and set up a fund of nearly $10 million to help the surviving women under the deal. that has left many protestors even more enraged. >> japan did not admit war cr

seoul has also put a ban on any ship that has been to north korea. tension s are high in the area following an escalation of metric and military activity. can you tell us more about the announcements. >> reporter: they are meant to heap further pressure on north korea coming on top of the wide-ranging sanctions agreed last week by the u.n. they will be targeting key individuals and organizations from north korea from having financial dealings with institutions in south korea. there are further restrictions on trade with ships that have called in at a north korean port, being prevented from visiting south korea for 180 days, also targeting loopholes in the current restrictions, goods that have been exported from north korea going to a third country then finding any way into-- their way into north korea. even targeting north korean restaurants abroad. the government says its campaign urging citizens not to attend those places. pretty wide-ranging. this is south korea turning the skree, as it said, at a press conference when it announced these measures

seouls is in custody, so far no charges have been filed. >>> detectives are asking the public for help locating a suspect in the deaths of two men in raleigh. pedro reyes and alex rodriguez were shot to death in a car parked on glenwood avenue last week. lease obtained arrest warrants for a 19-year-old charging him with two counts of murder, anyone who knows and is asked to call the police. >>> thousands of primary voters headed to the polls today. >> north carolina is one of the five states helping shape the presidential races. wral's kathryn brown is on polled patrol checking out briefings in the area and joins us live from the precinct in downtown raleigh. how is it going there? >> reporter: it is very busy, you are right, we have been all the situation, and i can tell you first hand it has been incredibly steady, no matter what time of day, morning, noon and now into the afternoon, the pace is picking up more. take a look at trinity united methodist church, poll workers tell me it is very busy. they expected to get very busy as people got off of work and make their way to the polls

she and her family now live in seoul, south korea's dynamic capital city. but they're from one of the most isolated and repressive nations on earth, where she spspent mostst of her childhood starving. narrator: chanyang grew in north korea, also known as the democratic peoples'' republic of korea, or dprk, which in the 1990s suffered anan immense fame due to the e political policiesf the country's leaders. according to united nations estimates, up to two million pepeople died of starvation. north koreans risked their lives to shoot this present day footage inside the country. narrator: the kim family, who've ruleled north korea a since e te 1940s, have used the state to build the country's military might, including, allegedly, nuclear weapons, instead of feeding their people. the governmement, both tn n and nowow, runs the country with an iron fist, any dissent penalized with torture, incarceration, or death. ssokeel: northororean people basicacay understatand that ifif they express the wrong kinind of thoughts, the whole family can be punished. this could

after the korean war, seoul was in ashes. it really didn't exist. it's really in the last 50 or 60 years that the city has grown from that point, being one of the strongest economies in the world. it's not just that there's more people or more cars on the road, there are these cultural shifts that are happening because of, for instance, the loss of green space or parks. his parents' generation, there was a lot more interaction with nature. even within the city limits. today, for him and his children's generation, they might say to mom and dad, instead of, hey, can we go to the park today, i can come with you to the supermarket? >> a lot of different senses here. some react to the shadow that you sort of cast. most of the cities are going through intense transformation. there's a really hard core urban planning that's happening. unfortunately in india, we're mostly following european or american models of how to build up a city. those models might work very well in europe because they're specific to that particular area. but they're transformed to a

. >> an increasingly common scene on the streets of seoul. these young women are wearing a traditional dress. >> we saw our friends happily wearing it and figured we would wear it too. >> people used to wear it just for special occasions. made from silk and satin, they can be difficult to move around in. now this culture tradition is making a come back. a major reason is social media. >> approximate are we upload pictures and make them our profile pictures. >> this shop is one of the new businesses catering to the trend. sales declined steadily since the end of last year. >> i am very happy and quite proud. i like to see more people coming here. >> fashion never stands still. even the traditional kind. designers are coming up with new ways of styling. unlike traditional clothing, this is really easy to wear and feels super comfortable too. i can move freely in it. these are meant for daily wear. they are made from cotton or hemp which makes them easier to wash. these are all available to order online. they suggest ways to coordinate casual sk

shanghai, 27, 17 in seoul. tokyo, partly cloudy skies here by friday. 20 for your high.m out there. get out there and enjoy it. mentioned by friday night and into saturday, rain showers start to come if and cool off slightly here. all right, let's look over here towards the americas. where we have several areas of rather rough weather. first off, we have this area of low pressure. it has been bringing heavy rainfall and snow in some of these locations. especially across parts of the midwest, extending towards ontario into kbquebce. what's going on here. minnesota, a late season, unusual snowfall, dropped about 30 centimeters, canceled school. see snowplows hard at work. but over towards wisconsin as well, we had heavy rain and melting snow, causing flood gs. you can see the snow coming down. this is separate from another storm system which has been impacting texas. the rain starting to end there, but the water still receding. that's the storm system down towards the south. now lingering along the gulf coast. over towards alabama and also into mississippi. you could be se

seoul's kospi trading in the positive. australia is closed for a holiday. china will open in an hour and a half. still, as energy related shares, investors still managing to find value in high dividend stocks or stocks that will enjoy stable earnings and be able to provide dividend payments. monday will be the last days that in investors may qualify. we may see retail investors charging in there. other than the good friday holiday in the u.s., we may see some domestic interest driving markets today and on monday. but i'll have another update in a few hours. for now, back to you. >> all right, ramin, thank you. from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> nhk has learned that failed carrier sky mark plans to resume chartered international flights. they filed for bankruptcy last year. it accepexpects to -- they've b rebuilding their business from financial from a and h holding and integral. they've been drawing up a three year management plan comes into effect from next friday. the start of fiscal 2016. the plan includes resuming the chartered services to overseas dest

kim chan-ju, nhk world, seoul. >> and that's it for business news. i'll leave you with the markets. >>> self-driving car technology is attracting attention in and outside of japan. it's becoming one of the most competitive markets for developers, but many questions about the technology remain. unanswered. nhk world reports. >> reporter: this may look like an average taxi, but it's missing something every other car has -- a driver. with robotic controls, the taxi is expected to accelerate, steer and brake on its own. and if the developer has his way, these kinds of taxis are about to get a lot more common. during the trial run, people reested the taxis through their devices. a self-driving car picked them up and took them to a nearby supermarket. the vehicle is equipped with cameras and sensors that it uses to navigate its surroundings. >> translator: there are more than 7 million people with poor access to transportation, i want to build up services to help them. >> reporter: train service is limited in this area. it takes about an hour to walk to th

>> reporter: the announcement will come in the next hour or so here in seoul. details seem to have been widely leaked, so we've fair idea of what will be in these new measures. one of the principal targets seems to be a trilateral trade project for the import of russian coal through north korea down into south korea. this was seen as an example of collaboration, something to be built upon. it seems likely that that will now be suspended despite pilot projects having taken place on this project. of course, the most highly visible example of collaboration between north and south korea was the gason industrial complex zone. that remains completely shut as we have these heightened tensions between north and south korea. also on this list of measures are likely to be, as you are mentioned, targeting officials of part of the continuing nuclear missile program and also targeting shipping whereby we may see country's ships from third party's countries that have passed through north korean ports being denied to south korean waters. all these unilateral measures coming o

officials in seoul say the north launched what appears to be a nodong ballistic missile toward the sea of japan at around 5:55 a.m. on friday. they say it flew about 800 kilometers and landed in the sea of japan. they say pyongyang fired another missile from near sukchon 22 minutes later but that it disappeared from radar immediately afterwards. pentagon officials say both projectiles are believed to be nodong mid-range ballistic missiles fired from a road mobile launcher. multiple missile launches have been confirmed this month. pyongyang fired six projectiles believed to be rockets toward the sea of japan on march 3rd. a week later, the country also fired two short-range missiles thought to be scuds. south korean defense officials believe the north's latest launch is another response to the ongoing u.s./south korean joint military drills. they're on the alert for other hostile actions by pyongyang. north korea's state media reported earlier this week that the country had successfully simulated the re-entry of a ballistic missile into earth's atmosphere. it also said leader kim jong-u

seoul, south korea, kospi index dropping by almost 0.5%. hong kong down by 1.3%. the index extended its losing streak to a third day dragged down by the energy and resources sector. >>> here's a look at some of the other business stories we're following. the abe administration is lookining for ways to boooost w not ononly for s so-called regu workers but nonregular ones as well. members of a japanese government panel have started discussions on how to introduce equal pay for equal work. they have discussed guidelines or laws needed to usher in the reform. the government plans to compile an implementation schedule as early as may. mitsubishi corporation has announced the first-ever net loss since its establishment in 1954. the president says they expect group net loss of about $1.3 billion in the business year, ending this month. he we earnings including copper mining in chile and liquefied natural gas in australia are deteriorating. the business of unmanned aerial vehicles is taking off. more than 100 makers from japan and abroad have gathered near tokyo to showca

seoul's kospi gaining by a third of 1% to close at a three month high. indonesia extended losses to a second day. the jakarta composite down by .6 of 1%. >>> here's a look at some of the other business stories we're following. >>> shipments of home pappliancs in japan continue to raise in february. it was up more than 10% from a year earlier. industry officials say demand remains strong. washington machines that are energy saving or value added. >>> sales at supermarkets were up in february for the second straight month. over 9,000 outlets nationwide sold nearly $9 billion worth of product. that's up 3.4% from a year earlier. officials at the japan chain stores association says the increase was from the leap year's extra operating day. >>> officials have been giving new yorkers a chance to sample rice balls. many japanese farmers are wary that the transpacific partnership free trade pact could trigger a glut of products from abroad. but some see it as a chance to try new markets. >>> worldwide exports hit $90 million last year. ten fold jump from a decad

rob mcbride joining us from seoul. u.s. presidential hopeful clinton and bernie sanders are clearing up to face off in another debate, coming a day after clinton lost the primary. let's get more on this. joining us from washington dv is tom ackerman. looks like bernie sanders goes into the base with a boost. tell us what you can expect tonight? >> well bernie sanders definitely scored a surprising upset in michigan. she did not score that well mathematically in the important delegate count. actually because of the peculiarities of the nominating process. hillary clinton edged her out with 68 delegates from michigan, versus his 65. that increases a delegate count. she has almost half of what is required for the july convention. and it must be said that she really trounced him in mississippi, where the majority black electorate among the democrats came out solidly in her favour. the question here in this debate is how this will reflect on the voters in the next prime ministry states, which are actually five next tuesday. flor

the latest threat against seoul over joint u.s. south korean military drills.he north sees them as a dress rehearsal for an invasion. >>> it's 10:15 now. taking a live look from brussels where protesters and riot police facing off in a square that became memorial site following terror attacks. police used water cannons to disperse anti-isis demonstrators. the government asked the rally be canceled security forces were stretched too thin today. >>> meanwhile officials say two more americans among victims who died in the attacks tuesday. justin shults and his wife stephanie were killed in the brussels airport bombings. the couple lived in belgium since 2014. two other americans, a brother and sister from new york also died in the attack. at least 31 people were killed and more than 270 people were injured. >>> police in tampa, florida, are searching for a group of car thieves who stole nearly 10 cars right off a dealership's lot. according to police the 10 men rammed stolen minivan into the gate to get into the lot. then as you saw two men broke into the building

seoul is blacklisting dozens of people and organizations it says is connected to the nuclear program. mcbride has more from seoul. >> these unilateral sanctions are meant to heap further pressure on north korea coming on top of the wide ranging sanctions agreed by the united nations last week. they include identifying key individuals and organizations in north korea, banning them from having financial dealings in south korea, there are further restrictions on trade, as stopping vessels that were called in at a north korean port from visiting south korea for 180 days, also identifying and stopping the import of north korean exports through a third country. the restrictions even go as far as encouraging south koreaens when traveling abroad, not to visit north korean restaurants which are southeastern as a source of much needed hard currency by north korea. all of these measures, according to south korea are meant to force north korea into taking another path away from the one that it has chosen so far, north korea, though, seems to show no signs of doing any such thing. >> that is al ja

reagan visited seoul, south korea and flew back to the u.s. with two children who needed heart surgery. lucy yang has this is tribute. >> no doubt she was her husband's greatest defender, nancy reagan always perfectly coifed and ronald reagan's biggest fan. she was not just a silent partner. she had her own mission, her just say no to drugs campaign. >> i didn't mean that was the whole answer, obviously but it did serve a purpose. >> reporter: and she could be impulsive. in 1983, president and mrs. reagan were in seoul, south korea, she was visiting sick children the a hospital when she suddenly insisted and bringing her on air force one so they coreceive life saving open heart surgery. >> how absolutely gracious she was and the epitmy of a first lady. >> reporter: she came backing to visit the recovering children a month later to exchange gifts, hugs and kisses. >> i love you. wonderful. just wonderful. i'm so happy. thanksgiving and christmas all rolled into one. >> reporter: some points of triv yab not well-known. she was born in new york c

news, airports in tokyo and seoul are increasing security following the brussels violence.he airport in seoul says it will add 700 additional employees to monitor security and check for explosives. security officials will check restrooms and garbage cans. in tokyo, they are beefing up searches for suspicious objects. carol maloney wants to know how cyber criminals stole $81 million from a anglo -- central bank account. brought 30 ofed the 35 orders to transfer funds bank. the a central banker resigned last week because of the scandal. global news 24 hours a day powered by archway 400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. we are back with the chief investment officer at rock rock. i feel like we can't have a discussion about fixed income without talking about liquidity. you make a slightly different argument and say there's a lot of liquidity out there in bonds. take a look at this chart and that it is a scapegoat for market volatility at the moment. rick: it is a multifaceted question. there is liquidity in part of the fixed income market. because liqu

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those nuclear weapons can reach tokyo, seoul, beijing.d beyond, if you believe what pyongyang says. they should be able to hit the u.s. as well. >> there is a lot of doubt. rishaad: put a nuclear weapon on these ballistic missiles. >> clearly they can detonate a nuclear device and are getting closer to the technology to launch one. they are going down that half, and sanctions have not stop them so far. this is a common threat to china and japan. they are terrified that if they push north korea too far that the regime will collapse and they will be flooded with refugees. there is a lot of common ground apart from economics. japan is the second biggest trading partner, and china is the biggest trading partner. they need each other. rishaad: thank you. have singapore's reign as a popular destination and southeast asia coming to an end. find out who is the new number one, right after this. ♪ a quick check on what is going on when it comes to your money. in hongwhat it is like kong, slight move to the downside after a positive start. we keep o

henry porter and his son, henry porter junior, were shot during an argument with david seouls. he is in custody, so far no charges are filed. >>> the lead contaminated water supply in flint, michigan is front and center on capitol hill. >> next at noon, lawmakers expect to hear from in the investigation. >>> an important deadline for apple, the company is set to respond to an order that could deadly shooting. >>> plus, unbelievable is certainly one were to use to describe when you see the flooding in louisiana. isn't that just unbelievable? >>> first, let's check in with elizabeth. what an unbelievable date we different. >> it is amazing. i was out a while ago and gone from yesterday, and the perfect. a blue sky, a couple of tiny well, perf >>s, clriinei wl's oafean i ouerth gerighto epyes, is live ptu ollclinton o st anis v ju ofthberban thayou seinot st td won o stdingll clsat e d in the deatfor idwod th area, and wahopingo t meet shakwihe the s the ngither are inat opportuty ght ll rigoanenan, ve wlly n atsoheast hi sooinrale a rpomr toy. 'l more tt st co up lateneanofrse on

. ♪ and so into seoul. lost once, but taken again. and still, the poor, hungry kids.cruits -- raw. and under a few weeks training, not so raw. now, look at this. and look at it. and look at it. that is what the korean republic is fighting for. miles and miles and miles of homeless refugees set adrift by the red scourge. full family starving, fear-ridden, without hope, beyond the united nations. shots for smallpox and typhus. and they do not understand. but they will. it was a big problem for what to do with the orphan kids they picked up? they had to leave them somewhere before they reached the fronts. so they asked them to take them. little babe ruth dimaggio was confused, until he found friends and smiled in trust. it will be all right now. >> guns don't smoke, you dope. ♪ >> apparently, chewing gum for the kids, but you have to teach them how to eat it. poor, frightened little fellas. [laughter] then, we move out, once again. it is colder now. and how cold is gets in korea? brass monkey cold. and that is cold. wet, too. moving north into war's desolation. hills and

airports in tokyo and seoul are increasing security following the attacks.eoul airport says it will add 700 employees for security and explosives screening. envoy says warring parties in yemen have agreed to a cease-fire starting april 10. peace talks are set to begin in kuwait one week later. the country has been plagued by fighting between yemen's internationally recognized rebels.nt and houthi the supreme court heard arguments in a case related to obamacare. it is a challenge from faith-based groups to ensure students can get free birth control. john kasich says there is zero chance he will quit the race before -- global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists, in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm mark crumpton. it's time for us to go to sydney. >> what changed yesterday? this got ever steeper. >> it's not risk on and risk off on the markets. emily: this is "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. biggest homebuyers' challenge in silicon valley is not just the down payment, but a lack of inventory.

threatened washington and seoul with nuclear war. it comes at a time when tensions are high on the korean peninsula. today is the first day of those massive joint military drills with the united states and south korea. they are the largest ever, we're told. 300,000 south korean soldiers and 17,000 u.s. soldiers. they are significantly larger than last year. this is what north korea sees as a dress rehearsal for invasion. that the u.s. and south korea say they happen every year so the allies can work well together. this comes after january. you had a nuclear test from north korea and a satellite launch which everyone thought was a missile test. just last week, you had the u.n. sanctions against north korea. john. >> paula hancocks monitoring the developments for us. interesting to see what the north koreans threaten and what is behind it all. thank you. >>> all right. the democratic debate on cnn last night in flint. a new tone to be sure. new urgency just a couple days away. willia we will tell you what changed next. >>> if you are t

. >> north korea accuses washington and seoul to spy on the government and undermining the control of the korean peninsula. >>> the floods that hit the country over the weekend, the el nino was blamed that caused flooding in the parts of the country of peru. they're going to rebuild the damaged town. >>> they have resettled 250,000 syrian refugees. the last plane arrived over the weekend. they were planning to bring in 25,000 refugees on new year's day. he'll help newcomers find housing and jobs. they plan to bring in 1,000 more refugees in 2016. >>> if you're traveling today possible delays if >>> good morning, we'll send it over to the today show, but here's a preview of what's coming up on fox 11, it's supertuesday, we'll be checking in with alex to find out what we need to know leading up to ryan kern will be here to tell us about the electric highway which will extend from reno to las vegas and michael from yelp will talk about national pig day and all what this entails, if you will. we'll have a surprise coming up in the show in about five minutes. >> does that mean we get some

and so into seoul, lost once but taken again. and still, the poor hungry kids.raw then under a few weeks' training, not so raw. now look at this. and look at it. and look at it. that's what the korean republic is fighting for. miles and miles and miles of homeless refugees set adrift by the red scourge. whole families starving, without hope beyond the united nations. shots for smallpox and typhus. and they don't understand. but they will. it was a big problem, what to do with the orphan kids they picked up. they had to leave them somewhere before they reached the front. so they asked these good women to take them. little babe ruth dimaggio was not quite sure what it was all about. solemn, confused, frightened until he found friends and smiled in trust. he'll be all right now. >> nuns don't smoke, you dope. >> candy, chewing gum for the kids. but you have to teach them how t to eat it. poor frightened little fellows. then we move out once again. it's colder now and how cold it gets in korea. brass monkey cold and that's cold. wet, too. moving north into war's des

officials from both counties signed a formal agreement in seoul, korea today. this comes after leader kim jong un reportedly ordered the military to be ready to use nuclear any time." north korea's agency reports that kim made the supervised a rocket launcher the man accused of stabbing his girlfriend to death a year ago will be arraigned today in arapahoe county. glendale police say severiano almendariz stabbed nora deleon to death in february of last year. the night before she had told him she planned to move out of their house... and live with another man. one of two men serving time for fatally beating a disabled man in boulder--is appealing his convictions. austin holford filed his appeal last month he says a request he made for alternative defense counsel should have been approved.... after his attorneys misadvised him on his plea agreement. holford pleaded guilty to murder, assault and robbery. he's serving a 56- years for aaron tuneber's death. his accomplice luke pelham is serving a 30-year sentence. today sports authority will begin liquidation sales

henry porter and his son, henry porter junior, were shot during an argument with david seouls. it happened around 6:30 yesterday on cedar creek road. the father died, the younger porter is being treated. seouls is in custody, so far no charges filed. >>> a prison guard who oversaw an inmate who died of thirst will not get his job back. michael kerr died in 2014 while being held in solitary correctional institution. blackburn, was one of nine prison workers fired for failing to provide adequate of appeals rejected his attempts to get the job back. >>> raleigh police officers the proposal was passed today. wral's julia sims is in the newsroom. how soon can we expect to see the cameras and use? >> reporter: the earliest will be 2017. there are some things to work out but the chief told the council today the time is now for body cameras. today's vote comes two weeks after akiel denkins was shot and killed by a raleigh police officer, however they have been monitoring body cameras for months. this afternoon council voted to phase in the body cameras over the course of the next three

rob mcbride has more from seoul >> reporter: the new measures are designed to put further pressure on north korea on top of the wide ranging sanctions already agreed by the united nations last week. key individuals and organizations from north korea and some foreigners giving government support will place sanctions. there will be further restrictions on trade. >> translation: there will be foreign vessels stopped in the north korean port from entering domestic ports gentleman the restrictions include north korean restaurants operating overseas, seen as a major source of foreign currency. south koreans are being urged to eat elsewhere. in the dealings with north korea this is a further indication from the president park geun-hye that north korea only responds to the stick. from china's foreign minister a sign of alarm from the deteriorating situation. >> translation: if tensions are escalated or even grow out control, it will be disastrous to all parties as the largest neighboring country, china will not watch the peninsula become unstable >> reporter: government leaders in seoul are s

. >> chefs like hannah chung, cooks up korean at central seoul in the pod city market. >> a big deal for me. i'm a little business. i am new in my career. thisas m wbig break. >> reporter: are we on the verge6>kf of a food ha explosion in this country? >> not on the verge. we're in the middle of the food hall explosion. >> bon appetit editor says food halls reflect the new way americans eat. >> celebrity chef is not exploring food markets or doing food on a much casual level, you are not going to know who they are in 20 years. >> reporter: that big a movement? >> huge deal. got to figure out a way to get your product in e hand of people who want it. people don't want to go to a restaurant. chef. >> reporter: food halls are leading in a trend of reclaiming underused urban space. >> formerly a condemned dx@ building. >> yes. >> once a sears warehouse and store before being taken over by the city in 1991. >> what's in it for the customer, that food halls are expaing?nd >> the customer no longer has to to greasy pizza shop. me in. ve different dates eat at five h^ef's visions of whathe f

according to officials in seoul, the projectiles were fired just hours after the u.n. security council approved tough new sanctions on pyongyang... following its recent nuclear test and long- range rocket launch. new developments in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. a u-s official says debris that washed up in mozambique is likely part of the as the missing airliner. an american tourist found the plane part on a sandbar. m-h 370 disappeared two years ago with 239 people aboard. a virginia man avoids a possible death sentence by pleading guilty to first-degree murder for the slayings of two college students. jesse matthew jr. admitted to killing 18-year-old university of virginia student hannah graham in 2014.... and 20-year-old virginia tech student morgan life terms.. consecutively.. with no chance of any type of parole. the victims' families support the deal. "at times like this, one has to draw comfort where one can. hannah was the most optimistic person we've known and she was extremely happy and loved charlottesville and was excited to return in august

very close to seoul, south korea, and major chinese cities.hen there is devaluation, the debtor -- the devaluation concern -- francine: so much volatility. michele: exactly. they were higher last year. the currencies are moving reasonably. last year, they were very sudden movements. what is impacting probably is the size of the movement. all of a sudden, you have a self-contained moving percentages. francine: are you brave enough to make a call on the dollar? it seems most chaste economists do not -- chief economists do not. michele: no. what is more interesting is trying to understand the challenges. there will be a lot of challenges next year. also, see the opportunities. it is very difficult to work with a time frame that is longer than six months. working with the middle east, tel aviv and so on, it could impact every day the market, even the news about securities, cyber security, which can impact us. i think what is interesting is the challenges displayed in a good way. take the opportunity. francine: coming up, putting the digital into f