nine ospreys arrived at futenma in okinawa from a base in iwakuniy in southern japan. two of them had flown to futenma at the start of the month. the base is to have a fleet of 24 ospreys including 12 deployed there last october. the helicopter crashed in place during a training mission last week. one airman was killed. the u.s. military suspended the os spree transfer following the accident. and as the ospreys arrived at futenma, more than 100 people gathered outside the base to vent their anger. protesters at the north gate held up signs opposing the osprey deployment. they prevented some vehicles from entering the base. >> translator: we've seen too many accidents involving u.s. military planes. they fly over schools. i really can't take this any more. >> some became involved in scuffles with the police. >>> prime minister shinzo abe says the japanese government will continue pushing forward with the deployment of ospreys. >> translator: my administration will continue working closely with the united states to properly implement our bilateral agreement. i'm determin

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the team would likely be based in okinawa, southern japan.he coast guard is expected to request about $2 billion from the government to fund the surveillance program. >>> japanese researchers say they have preserved animal sperm with a freeze-drying technique used to make instant food. the team says their findings will lead to the long-term preservation of rare animals. a group from kyoto university freeze-dried the sperm of animals such as chimpanzees and giraffes. a month later they added water and confirmed it could fertilize eggs. animal sperm is usually preserved in liquid nitrogen at about minus 200 degrees celsius. but freeze-drying allows storage in refrigerators, and that reduces cost. the group has already created a mouse by using freeze-dried sperm stored for five years. >> translator: we are hoping that kyoto city zoo and other zoological gardens will cooperate for the preservation of rare animal species using this method. >> kaneko says the development could enable the low-cost long-term preservation of many rare animals. >>> gen

. >>> there's a storm making its way towards parts of southern japan and taiwan.e learn more in world weather. >> it looks like taiwan will get very stormy starting this afternoon. a severe tropical storm is now located over the waters between taiwan and the philippines, and moving towards the north at a speed of 15 kilometers per hour. here is the projected path. it looks like it's going to brush through tie warninaiwan a typhoon and then approach the western southern islands of japan or main land japan and south korea on the weekend. now heavy rain of about 250 millimeters likely for parts of taiwan. not good news of this area still dealing with the aftermath of a tropical storm, last week's storm. the ground is saturated. and also, this area is a mountainous area, so landslides and mudslides are going to be very high risk here. waves as high as seven meters anywhere in the center of the storm system. and as for the philippines, with the departing system, rain will ease across the north, but it's not the case across the northwest, including manila. other disturb

has been launching protests with china. 66% said the islands belong to okinawa prefecture in southern japan. 48% said they know japan controls the islands and that no issue of territorial sovereignty exists. and 74% said they're interested in the senkaku issues. 25% said they're not. cabinet secretary and officials say they'll step up efforts to heighten public aware ochbs the issues. >>> u.s. ambassador to japan nominee caroline kennedy has publicly shown affinity for the country. she'll be coming to the country this fall pending senate confirmation. kennedy spoke in washington at a ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of martin luther king jr.'s i have a dream speech and cited what she called an old japanese proverb. the water flows on, but the river remains. encouraging people to work together for a better world. >> now it's our turn to live up to our parents' dream, to draw renewed strength from what happened here 50 years ago >> her father, john f. kennedy, was u.s. president when king delivered the speech, calling . for an end to racial discrimination. >>> japan's railway engineers h

marines have resumed their transfer of a controversial aircraft to a base in southern japan. people in okinawa have long been concerned about the safety record of the osprey and the crash of a u.s. military helicopter last week hasn't helped. nine ospreys arrived at futenma from a base in iwakuni, partitive group of 12 aircraft being moved. two of them had flown to futenma at the start of the month. 12 were deployed there last october. the helicopter crash took place during a training mission last week. one airman was killed. u.s. military suspended the osprey transfer following the accident. and as the osppreys arrived at futenma, more than 100 people gathered outside the base to vent their anger. protesters held up the signs opposing the osprey deployment. some staged sit-ins, blocking the u.s. from the entrance >> translator: we've seen too many accidents involving u.s. planes. i've even seen ospreys fly over schools. i really can't take this anymore. >> some protesters became involved in scuffles with the police. shinzo abe says the japanese government will continue pushi

military helicopter in southern japan earlier this month. but now u.s. marine pilots have used the osprey aircraft for the first time to transport reporters accompanies u.s. president barack obama to his vacation site. they began their summer vacation on sunday, on an island in the northeastern state of massachusetts. in april the u.s. marine corps deployed osprey in transporting the presidential entourage. it says that the osprey's safety has been proven with more than 160,000 hours of flight time. the same osprey model is stationed at the u.s. marine futenma air station. the u.s. military had to postpone flying the craft because of intensifying protests following the crash of a u.s. military helicopter in okinawa earlier this month. the use for osprey for the presidential entourage is to evidently emphasize their safety and mitigate safety concerns in okinawa. >>> a u.s. film director is lending his voice to the cause of ridding the world of nuclear weapons. oliver stone has visited with some of the survivors of the u.s. atomic bombings of hiroshima an

. >>> students and staff at a university in okinawa, southern japan are remembering a terrifying day on their campus. a u.s. helicopter crash there nine years ago. the school marked the anniversary by calling for a nearby american military base to be shut down. >> translator: nine years ago, a u.s. military helicopter crashed on campus, went up in flames and terrified the faculty, students and people living nearby. another accident can happen as long as the u.s. futenma air station exists and the osprey aircraft keep flying over the city. >> the president of the university urged the japanese and u.s. governments to close the futenma air station. he said the site should be returned to okinawa. a helicopter from the base went down on campus in 2004. no one died. it was one of more than 40 crashes by u.s. military aircraft in okinawa since the prefecture reverted to japanese control in 1972. last week a helicopter slammed into a hillside at a different base killing one crew member. okinawa assembly lawmakers visited the defense ministry in tokyo to deliver a petition for an investigatio

. >>> okay, check out this crazy scene in southern japan. a volcano erupted creating the highest volcanic plume ever recorded at three miles high. soot and ash. resident his to hold towels over their mouths. some wore masks. >>> all right, here it looks like we are watching fire danger? roberta gonzalez is here. >> yes. a plume that high in the sky that is amazing. we are hoping we don't have that much smoke in our area. we have had an active fire season here in the state of california. this is why the national weather service issued a red flag warning in effect. through mid. >> the tonight. right now taking a look through the radar. take egg look through the activity as far as rain and thunderstorms are concerned. nothing locally but take a look out towards the greater lake tahoe area. see the boltss? wow! they appeared within the last couple of seconds here. this is live data as it is streaming into our own personal radar. you see the lightning here. right over here we see a cluster activity outside of topaz lake as well. as we zoom on in

we've got another front which is extending across the korean peninsula and into central and southern japan. that's going to be bringing daily totals of about 150 millimeters of rain. so it is going to be wet for friday and saturday. but down towards the south where we haven't seen so much rain in the last little while, we've got drought conditions here, that will help to ease that situation. another small low heading into hokkaido is going to bring some storms, could be a little bit on the severe side. temperaturewise then on friday looks like another hot day in chongqing, 37 degrees and staying dry. picking up the showers in shanghai, continuing rain in taipei there as well. seoul going to be see some showers, 30 degrees for the high. tokyo should be staying mostly dry with a high of 34. on then into the americas. what we're seeing here is some increased monsoonal flow across the southwest. you can be seeing showers and gusty winds, maybe hail up in the mountains. and then we have showers and thunderstorms moving along here south of the great lakes and up into new england. it's not going

a storm is churning near islands in southern japan. we see how that is affecting people there and elsewhere in world weather. >> the latest conditions are some stormy weather across much of the surrounding countries, including okinawa and islands of japan. but it's also bringing hefty amounts of rainfall to the philippines. let me first show you the conditions there. two nights of heavy monsoon rain enhanced severe tropical storm examy, which have caused floods in the northern philippines. several people have been reportedly killed. and over 600,000 have been affected by the floods. more than half of the area was submerged by floodwaters tuesday. government offices, schools and banks were closed and many flights were cancelled. i'm afraid to say man i willa is expecting more rain so the conditions could get worse. for the severe tropical storm, we have been tracking, it will be moving toward the northern tip and possibly making landfall over southern china. it has picked up its pace to 20 kilometers per hour and its gusts are up to 162

a volcano erupted in southern japan sending a plum of smoke three miles into the sky.he highest plum ever recorded for the have kanno. the eruption covered the nearby city with ash and forced residents to cover their faces with towels and masks. >> the fire chief in san francisco has banned the use of helmet-mounted cameras following the publication from images of last month's asiana airline crash in which a fire truck ran over a 16-year-old survivor who was covered with foam. raising questions of fire department liability. the ntsb an other agencies are currently reviewing those images. >> a high school football player in georgia has died after what officials say was a routine tackle. authorities say 16-year-old diontre turman fractured a vertebrae in his upper spinal chord during a preseason scrimmage. this happened on friday night. >> the auction of a rare ferrari set a new record, this vintage 1967 spyder one of just ten that ferrari built originally sold for $14,500. last night it sold for $27.5 million. it is one of the nation's oldest houses of worship. celebrat

it's been a tremendous couple of days out here in southern japan. >> quick question.alue colcano that froze iceland. is there any thinking this could happen here? >> you take your pressure cooker 500 times, you're letting pressure out. it's not as big of an explosion. if you keep the lid on and it explodes, and that's what happened up there in iceland. it was up with explosion that set this thousands of feet in the eye. >> thank you. >>> usain bolt fastest man in the world sprints ahead. check it out, up next. she may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec®. powerful allergy relief for adults and kids six years and older. zyrtec®. love the air. [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. trusted heartburn relief that goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first

after that it is going to be southern japan that we need to worry about. ng of the tropics it has been a very quiet month for most of the gulf of mexico. we're watching this area down here in southern parts of florida. the national hurricane center says it has a slight chance of development over the next day, but we don't think it is going to get very big. a lot of heavy rain is expected in this area. that region is seeing about 85 degrees water temperature. that's the fuel you need for these storms. we're all watching very closely what is happening out in the atlantic. these waves, these thunderstorms that you see back here, these are the ones we keep our eye out in case they make their way over here towards the west, this could be our next topical system. back to you. ♪ >>> thank you, kevin. michael eaves is here to talk about sports and football. >> yeah, johnny hoping to play some football this weekend, that's when he will start his quest for a second straight heisman trophy. but this last sunday he faced six hours of questions from the ncaa, concerning

. >> a volcano has erupted in southern japan covering the nearby city with ash.ents in kagoshima have used umbrellas to protect themselves. the volcano erupt regularly causing a state of alert. >> reporter: gentlemajamaica han warned to get their doping testing in line. drug testing procedures in the county were inadequate. there have been a number of drug scandals involving jamaican athletes in the last few months. 4 x 100 simpson failed the drug test and a month later veronica campbell brown tested positive for a banned diuretic. shthey expect action to be taken quickly. jamaica can be declared non non-compliant with the anti-doping code, and they'll decide on a further course of action. >>> on to football. totham in the first leg of their playoff match. no news on their gaithe garrett. >>> messi is due to have testing on his injury. barcelona strike, a great finish from spain's record goal scorer. partly laws of the arrival, the brazilian came on following messi's injury and scored his first competitive goal for the club since his move. >>> an amazing goal to

we have warnings in southern and western japan including where we still have expectations of about 50 millimeters in an hour. a very intense showers. that includes much of western japan and central regions of the country including tokyo where we have a 40% chance of afternoon thundershowers. it will be muggy and unstable in the afternoon and evening hours. if you are going out, carry your strongest umbrella. in the philippines we are seeing heavy rains. we had a storm last weekend that brought flooding conditions to manila and is it not alleviated yet. this low is likely to intensify into a tropical depression status by tonight and enhance the monsoonal flow. heavy showers are affecting northeastern china and north korea. 75 millimeters in north korea and 50 millimeters in the next 24 hours in northeastern china. across the central region of eastern continental asia the summer high pressure is strong again. 37 in shanghai. and even in kyoto and japan, 35, above the average. in the americas we are dry in the pacific northwest. severe weather in the heart of the country and in the south

military commanders are deploying 24 osprey at the base in japan's southern most prefecture of okinawa. local residents are opposed to the move. they're worried about their safety because the aircraft has been involved in a series of crashes. >>> 12 men working for government-affiliated programs in afghanistan have been executed by the taliban. >> reporter: the taliban appears to be stepping up campaign in violence. the executions occurred in two separate incidence over the weekend but only came to light on tuesday. six men were reportedly kidnapped on sunday in the relatively stable province of herat in the west of afghanis n afghanistan. the victims all work for a world bank program managed by the afghan military rule rehabilitation. five of them are affiliated with an international nongovernment organization. reuters says earlier the same day six other men were executed in the eastern province of paktia. the men were afghan drivers and the taliban killed them after accusing them for working for the government. the taliban are increasingly targeting civilians who they believe are coo

japan, central portions and 53 millimeters in the space of one hour. short term heavy rain a concern for flooding. into the weekend southern portions of japan will be enjoying cooler and wetter conditions after a very protracted hot and dry spell. that is some good news here. tokyo, 33 degrees and staying dry on thursday. 31 in seoul. we're seeing the rain of course in taipai and heating up at 37 degrees there. into the americas, wet and unstable across the southeast. you've been looking at this front just lingering for the last several days. any additional rainfall will be falling on already saturated land, flooding could be an issue for the gulf states. to the north it's been very humid in the northeast and across the great lakes. it will change as the cold front descends and cools things down to regular temperatures and cools the air a bit. there's severe storms to be found along the front before that happens. it looks hot to the west and red flag warnings and dry in northern california. real heat will be down here in places like phoenix, 44 degrees, very humid as well. it will feel even hotter than that. do take care.

japan in the next 24 hours. some of that short-time heavy rain which can produce flash flooding. so that will be a concern. southern portions of japan as well still seeing very, very hot conditions. but thankfully in towards eastern and inland china temperatures are now a little bit lower, down in the low 30s as compared with the upper 30s. and we're seeing some good rain coming in as well. this system as it comes into southeastern china it is going to bring heavy rain. but that also may have the effect of helping to ease the drought situation that's been here for the last little while. however, if there's poor drainage, that could also lead to flash flooding. so it's going to be certainly an area to watch over the next couple of days. on into the americas. fairly quiet here. you're also seeing some heavy rain in the southeast though. it's been ongoing for the last couple of days. georgia particularly is at risk of seeing flash flooding here. north of that high pressure keeping things nice and dry. temperatures rising here as well into the upper 30s. the heat indices we'll probably be showing you upper 30s. and the

people in taiwan and the southern islands of japan are waking up to stormy weather conditions. >> cloudsa severe tropical storm are blanketing taiwan and the southwest islands of japan producing stormy conditions. we have reports of 110 kilometers for the western-most inhabited island of japan. we're expecting gusts reaching 160 kilometers per hour with waves up to about eight meters across this area today. it is going to force many residents to reschedule your weekend plans because it's moving across japan into the weekend. now, the center of the storm could hit northern areas of kyushu by saturday. and then reach central parts of japan by sunday morning local time before weakening. rain is expected across the big az lands of japan over the weekend. rainfall will be confined across the south, we're expecting about 150 millimeters to fall on the already saturated ground and heavy also across the province, so flooding is a risk across this area. another heavy rainmaker is found across the korean korea could b hardest. it is set to move into japan on friday. so before making landfall, befo

western japan, southern korea as well as eastern china, we're seeing heat advisories and warnings posted for today as well. tokyo getting up to 34 degrees. now, to the americas. the focus of the heavy rain will be here in the southeastern corner of the united states. the ample moisture from the gulf of mexico supplying to this boundary, we'll look at thunderstorms here popping up as well. another chance of flash floods again in the monsoonal showers, which is very active across the four corners region. we really want that precipitation here in northern california, out into idaho, where that wildfire is still not contained yet. we currently have six wildfires in the interior northern california. that's not going to be easing any kind of situation into the near future with no precipitation in the forecast. boston's reaching up to 30 degrees, with plenty of sunshine. that's well above the average. d.c. at 26 degrees. i'll leave you now with the extended forecast. >>> one more story we'd like to share with you before we go. a vintage train has traveled across guma prefecture north of tokyo t

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a volcano in southern japan erupting and creating a spectacular plume of ash three miles high.al residents seen holding towels to their mouths and wearing masks to protect themselves. >>> unemployment numbers may still be high and main street may still have the blues, but americans are starting to spend more money on high end items. some analysts call this the wealth affect. joining us, the senior correspondent and anchor of bulls and bears. thanks for coming back, brenda. >> absolutely. >> first describe form us what exactly is the wealth affect? >> the wealth affect is simply if you feel more rich, you will spend more. you will feel more rich if your stocks are up and your retirement plan is up and your housing prices are up. those are the two biggest part of most people's wealth. it works going up and it works growing down. if you feel less rich you will spend less and that's what we saw during the recession. >> feeling wealthier and actually being wealthier are two different things. is this a dangerous area for people to be treading? >> the truth is people have been cutting

people in taiwan and the southern i lands of japan are dealing with stormy weather. meteorologists give us an update. >> clouds from a severe tropical storm blanketing taiwan and japan producing very, very stormy conditions. we have reports of a 110 kilometer western most inhabited island of japan. we are expecting gusts reaching 160 kilometers per hour with waves of up to eight meters across the area. it's going to force in many residents in mainland japan to reschedule the weekend plans. it's moving across japan into the weekend. the center of the storm could hit northern areas by saturday and then reach central parts of japan by sunday morning local time. they are across the big i lands on the weekend. across the south, heavy rains will be confined across the southment we are expecting about 150 millimeters falling on the already saturated ground. flooding is going to high risk across the area. another heavy rainmaker is found across the korean peninsula. north korea could be hit the hardest with the estimated rainfall of 150 or 20 millimeters and set to move into

well, we have a very strong pacific high here across the southern two-thirds of japan. and what's happening is the moisture is being forced up towards the north of japan, along the rim of the high pressure. so, it's really been concentrated and just focusing on quite a small area. that's why you're getting this very, very heavy rain. now, the good news is that the peak of the heavy rain will be over by this evening. into the next 24 hours, there will still be some showers, some although it's not going to be quite as heavy, any of that additional rainfall could add to river flooding and further landslides as well. back to you. >> rachel, thanks. >>> engineers at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant are struggling to stop hundreds of tons of radioactive groundwater from seeping into the ocean every day. crews have started pumping some of the water from the ground as a temporary measure to contain the leak. government officials say about 1,000 tons of groundwater could be flowing from a hillside into the soil below the plant every day. of that, about a third filters through

crew member was on board the hh 60 rescue chopper when it went down during training missions on japan's southern island of okinawa. three others survived and they are recovering. they are asking the u.s. not to fly this type of helicopter until they see what caused the crash. >>> the reception from the crowd not so warm. >> lots of boos. a rod hit a single the first time at bat. he was suspended 200 plus games by major league baseball for his ladies and gentlemened connection to a miami clinic. he immediately appealed that. it's a process that is expected to keep them on the field through the end of the season. before the game he did not deny using the drugs. >> we are here now. i am a human being. i have had two hip surgeries, two knee surgeries, i am fighting for my life, i have to defend myself. if i don't defend myself no one else will. >> 12 other players including 12 stars nelson cruz, edward cabrera were banned 50 games each all can return during the playoffs. >> john aerial furgason died by lethal injection last night. his lawyer said he was too mentally ill to be put to death. >> the re

bring anywhere between 5 and 8 inches of rain and then it will make its way up towards the southern part of japanin utah, you saw a rainy day, but now they're looking at terms of flooding. we have a tropical system down towards the south and it's amping the amount o of moisture being pushed up to the north. in this region we could see two to three inches, and for that part of the world that definitely means flash flooding. >> thank you. still to come, taking precautions in case there is military action against syria. some israelis prepare for the worse and hope for the best. ... s ... inside of it. >> welcome back to al jazeera. tony harris in new york. convicted murderer nadal hassan was sentenced to death. hassan turned a gun on his fellow soldiers on fort hood base in 2009. >>> israeli government is taking precautions. >> reporter: they're cueing for gas masks in israel, driven up 300%. >> it is reterrifying and i pray that we're never going to need to use it. >> assad's back is to the wall a and he may use chemical weapons against israeli citizens. >> reporter: but the message from israeli pr

with the tropical storm down there to the south and widespread showers across the southern japanese islands, most of japan going into friday and towards saturday up towards northern japan. it does look like a sour weekend indeed for most of japan into the forecast. on thursday though, 32 for t high in tokyo. shanghai at 36, warm air ahead of the cold front. 26 in seoul and 29 in beijing. it will bring cooler temperatures. in europe, the main threat is this large low pressure area spinning here in central and eastern europe. it's bringing rain showers and thunderstorms out here. northern balkans 85 millimeters reported in the past 24 hours. in spain you could see severe thunderstorms popping up. we do have a few showers into northern portions of the u.k. but this is the topic if you're out there into berlin, 24 for your high, paris at 24 as well. even london at 22. it's expected to cool down into the weekend. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. ♪ >>> from the four winds and the scent of the earth, come the color of the seasons. exploring the four

mexico, even our southern neighbors 17. japan 19. barack obama is cratering in global opinion. can can you say that he has no responsibility for the fact that we have flash point after flash point erupting in the middle east and apparently we have little to it no influence over the course of events? >> well, i mean, how with r. we going to vin influence over the radical muslim element, the jihadists who are stirring it up in every one of these countries. by the way public opinion polls in china. >> laura: we don't throw our allies under the bus like we did to mubarak. maybe that's the first thing we don't do. but go ahead. >> but here mubarak was torturing people and jailing people. >> we didn't have christian churches burning to the ground at least not every day, right? they are burning christian churches and torturing their own people now. >> what is our pragmatic interest. the united states of america and what's going on in egypt. it's tragic these people are being killed. but what would you do, laura? what do you? do you intervene. >> laura: i didn't campaign there giving a

china has seen heavy flooding because of previous typhoons that went to the southern sections across the sea of japan. we will see this one make its way across and not making landfill but bringing quite a bit of ring bringing 16 and 20 inches there and almost the same amount of rain on wednesday afternoon. it's significant as this plays out to the next 24 to 48 hours. we are looking at heavy rain showers popping up at the overnight hours. the rain showers are producing lightening. that's what we need across the areas where we're see ising wild fires. right now 53 fires are burning and this is the problem. we don't expect to see much in terms of relief over the next day. and what i see later on in the show i will bring you a forecast op what you will expect to see on wednesday. >>> federal judge has ruled the california prison officials can force feed inmates that are on a hunger strike. that's not going overwhelm with some human rights organizations. we'll have that next. my name is jonathan betz. i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm an anchor for al jazeera america. >>my name is ranjani chakraborty, i'm

in southern europe, not as well. in japane cisco was doing very well last year, now they have some tough comparisons. also in the rest of asia, it is just a mixed bag. china is an area where cisco continues to have trouble. ceo john chambers said on the conference call cisco is committed to delivering on the financial targets they set, like gross margins being above 60%, like earnings growing faster than revenue in most quarters, well managed businesses do that, he said. and therefore that necessitates the making of the cuts so they are able to roll with the punches and the changes in this environment. he also said that cisco is taking too long to make decisions. he's going to cut out some layers that are slowing cisco down. but the stock tumbled at one point more than 10% after hours. if that is indeed where the stock opens later today, it will be back to the levels where it was back in may. guys, back to you. >> here is a quick look at cisco shares in germany, off by some 8.1%. pretty big declines on the back of those news

the southern prefecture has the largest concentration of american military bases in japan. his quest to show the impact of history on the present continues. reporting for nhk world. >>> thousands of residents are still waiting to go home. vast tracts of land are still waiting to be restored. and more than half of fishing ports on the pacific coast must be rebuilt. people in northeastern japan still face challenges following the 2011 disaster, but step by step they're moving forward. see their stories every wednesday on "the road ahead." right here on "newsline." >>> let's take a look at the market figures now. >>> thai kickboxing or muy that i is the country's national sport, said to be the strongest standing martial art in the world. muay thai fighters begin training at a young age. they compete without head gear or pads. the medical experts want to ring in some changes. nhk world reports. >> reporter: little fighters kicks at his opponent. his muay thai is getting more and more popular in thailand. officially the number of fighters under age 16 is more than 900. but the a

the southern prefecture had the largest concentration of american military bases in japan. his quest to show the impact of history on the present continues. >>> japan coast guard officials say chinese patrol ships have again slipped inside japanese territorial waters. they say it happened in the east china sea near the disputed senkaku islands. territory japan controls but china and taiwan claim. the officials say four chinese coast guard vessels entered the waters friday morning and left after about a couple of hours. later in the day they say the ships were navigating in japan's contiguous zone. they're continuing to monitor the vessels. this is the 40th day this year chinese government ships have entered japanese waters. >>> police in western japan are investigating a series of explosions that ripped through a fireworks festival. the blasts in the city of kyoto left dozens of people injured, some seriously. fire department officials say the explosions occurred shortly before the fireworks display began on thursday evening. tens of thousands of people had gathered along t

japan. when it reaches the southern end here on saturday probably delivering winds of 85kph and gusts of 100l be the most significant feature. just looking at the rainfall totals for taiwan. as you heard in that report, up to 500 mi 500 mill meters is reported. this is significant. i have been looking at the typhoon season, it is a quiet one. the prediction 2, 2 to 25. so far we have seen 15. what's more significance really is the predicted number of typhoons. between 13 and 16, but so far this season we have seen just 2. now, as far as the current system is concerned, there is a lot of rain pushing further across the coast of east china. again, seeing flooding here, again we'll have that enhanced southeast breeze, places lick hong kong could see heavy rain continuing overnight in the next couple of days. >> richard, as the u.s. weighs its options in syria it is looking to bolster the defenses further east. we'll have a report from the milthephilippines later on the s hour and it is home to 60% of the world's water and the antarctic ice sheet is more at threat from global warming than first

a southern korean passenger jet overshot the landing strip at a japan airport. no one was injured in the incident. korean airlines flight 7-63 cannot come to a halt quickly enough. it says that the boeing 737 came to rest with this fund half in a grassy area and there were no injuries. the incident is the second in a month involving a south korean airline. as you remember, back on july 6th, and asiana airlines flight crashed landed at sfo, killing three people and injuring dozens. >> the time is 6:12 a.m.. crews in south florida are working to repair a sinkhole. the driver of this toyota says that he was waiting at a stop sign when he felt his car seat. he tried to drive out but it was too late. the driver was able to get out of the car, and crews later pulled the vehicle out of the sinkhole. construction equipment cost to cracks in a water main that cost a whole to open up. >> police and tempo of say a piece stole a the volkswagen beetlin tampa say a piece stow this a volkswagen beetle then ditched it in the hillsborough river. officers found monday morning. it

restaurant operator decided to construct a solar farm in northern part of the japan, with $50 million investment to earn income from southernricity. trading invests $350 million in four solar power plants in eastern japan, making it one of the highest capacity solar facilities in the region. carolin, back to you. >> thank you so much for that. >>> there is just over two weeks to go until australia's federal election and the opposition is currently ahead in the polls. cnbc's matt taylor filed this report from australia's battleground districts. >> reporter: we're here in the outer western suburbs of sydney where these key marginal seats are very important to the outcome of the federal election on the 7th of september. it is in these seats where the future government could be decided because they are so marginal. this current seat that we're in sits on a margin of 1.1%. so important, in fact, that the latest paid number of visits to these suburbs and seats today, the prime minister kevin rud, he paid a visit to the suburb of penworth where we are now, meeting and greeting with locals in the shopping center. didn't always go t

southern china. up towards the north, the worst flood occurred in north eastern china. heavy rain and afternoon thundershowers are likely for most of japan. the main story for east asia will be the heat. heat warnings and advisories are posted for inland china and south korea as well as much of jap japan. as well as kyoto. people are trying to find their way to cool themselves off. i want to show you this video coming out of prefecture in inland japan. residents got a winter. they set up the snow making machine in the national park. that turned tons of ice into snow. families got refrom the 36-degree heat as they played in the powder. the children even took parents on a ride. a slide as well. temperatures expected on the hot side. 35 degrees is the expected highs. hot weather across most of china and southern china and you will see nice relief through the heat. hong kong 24 for the high today. in north america, we have a disturbance over here which could be a tropical depression by thursday. head towards the yucatan peninsula. the lingering showers across the southeaste southeastern corner of the u.s. a potential for flooding further and

. >> breaking news from japan, united states military helicopter has crashed at a marine base on the southern island of oak now cause and here is the latest, one of the four crew members were killed. reports are an hh60 rescue helicopter crashed while on maneuvers at a training area near the camp. oak now -- okinawa host about half of all military in japan. >> sentencing hearing resumes for bradley manning resumes today. the overseeing of the investigation of wikileaks and the publication of 250,000 state department cables will testify. manning faces 136 years in prison for the leaks and he has been defend the actions say he was trying to expose military wrongdoing. >> san diego mayor filner is entering two weeks of intensive therapy as another woman has come forward alleging that he made unwanted advances. she says he grab her hands, called her "beautiful" and asked if she was married. he is facing sexual harassment lawsuit for groping women if years. he as admitted to inappropriate behavior but has let fused to resign. >> the ncaa is investigating whether heisman trophy winner was paid if s

japan. this happening on an american base on the southern island of okinawa. all four crew members onboard are believed to have survived. according to japanese and u.s. officials. a senior u.s. military source tells fox news the helicopter is a u.s. air force blackhawk. the helicopter was on a training mission. it's not clear yet what caused the crash. ♪ ♪ bill: stock market ending the last trading week with yet another record high, but futures are flat so far today. the dow on friday closed well over 15,000. 15,600, and up and up it goes after a positive report on jobs and ahead of several key speeches from the fed this week. opening bell about 30 minutes, we'll watch where we start the week. the dow has closed up now for the last six weeks in a row. friday's close of 15,658 a new record high, it's the 30th time that's happened so far this year. it's up 19.5% from 52 weeks ago. so you -- if you got in a year ago, you're smiling right now. [laughter] we'll see what we have coming up at 9:30 when the markets get open. >>> all right, they helped the white house

japan and down into kanto region in the evening hours. for now sunniy spells with tokyo at 34 same here in shanghai and chongqing with 34 for the high today. a hot day in southern regions of this continent. here we're talking about unstable conditions. we actually have a report of a tornado touchdown in germany yesterday which overturned several camp vans in a campsite. we have a report of 3 centimeter diameter hail. and strong gusts -- strong winds of 90 kilometers per hour have been reported in the czech republic. this system is now in the weakening trend, however, it still can unleash the severe weather and be tracking towards the northeastern areas. and back behind it, big atlantic pressure system will be -- high pressure system will be dominating much of the west in the central region, but the hot air is still pumping from afr a africa. here madrid and lisbon are both looking at 36 degrees. that's all for me now. i'll leave you with your extended forecast. >>> aging of society isn't just a human problem in japan. a popular monkey park plans to close at the end of the year as the animals are getting too old to perform. the park in northeastern japan opened

southern europe, still a struggle struggle. they were saying the enterprise was soft which is a concern and service provider in japan and some other geographies also difficult, but then federal, the federal market is coming back a little bit. they hit their numbers revenue wise for the current quarter. and that's certainly hitting the stock along with these cuts their making. >> thanks for the update. keep us posted. we are watching cisco shares fall below the $24 mark at this time. we're also seeing the kroscrossing net work sector. juniper, fi, river bend, they're all trading lower. the qs are all seeing a bit to the downside. we said for a long time cisco is no longer a bet bellwether, but is it at this point? >> i don't know if you could say it's still a bellwet r or not. the fact is it's been performing quite well and the chart looks great. so if we start to see a break down here, it starts to make you think is retail the canary in the coal mine and are things going to get sloppy. zpl i was talking to guys today, currency traders talking about cisco and wh or not, talking about the capital expenditures that's going to happen

and a thousand firefighters in southern california raced to save hundreds of homes from a rapidly growing wildfire. >> brown: online, there's much more on japan'sushima nuclear plant. kwame holman tells us about it. >> holman: from 300 tons of radioactive groundwater to $300 million. these are just some of the numbers to consider from the fallout of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami that damaged the nuclear facility. see more of those figures on our world page. and tomorrow, join our politics editor christina bellantoni as she hosts a reddit "ask me anything" chat. find the details on our homepage. all that and more is on our website newshour.pbs.org. gwen? >> ifill: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. on friday, we'll consider what bankruptcy means for already battered detroit. i'm gwen ifill >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. we'll see you online and again here tomorrow evening with david brooks and ruth marcus, among others. thanks for joining us. good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the wor