ah, i'm here in tilton. welcome to the program. north korea has fired a ballistic missile that flew over northern japan, japanese and south korean authorities confirm the launch of the missile, which they said flew 4000 kilometers before falling into the pacific ocean. japanese prime minister for me. ok, shita condemned the launch calling. it is outrageous. act depends. government issued an alert through the nationwide emergency warning system trained service was also largely halted in northern japan as a precaution earlier we astronaut michael pen and took you to explain the significance of the missile actually flying over japan. well, politically speaking, it's very significant because you know this, you know, most of these missile tests when we hear about north korean missile test, they're just fired from the coast and they land in the sea of japan. and this is of concern to, you know, people, perhaps fishermen or people who are doing shipping. but if we're in this case, we're talking about actually going over the japanese islan

cat: in his second year at berkeley, tilton entered a classroom that was too tight to maneuver in his so he had to listen to the lecture facing a wall. on another occasion when using his walker, tilton struggled going up a hill on campus. >> i ended up having to go to the e.r. because the hills just aggravated my disabilities quite a bit. but if the signage would have told me that there was an accessible route through some of these buildings that connected, that could have been avoided. but i had no idea. cat: those experiences inspired him to create the radical mapping project, a crowd-sourced navigation app designed to help students with disabilities get around campus. >> this is not just unique to berkeley. this is something common to a lot of campuses where there's a lack of signage, there is a lack of understanding that, you know, accessibility just goes beyond a checklist. cat: in an email to the newshour, a u.c. berkeley communications official said, "the campus understands that despite general accessibility of classrooms, some classrooms present access barriers to disabled stu

more than a 100 fans died after supporters of rival teams clash border has more ah american tilton berlin, welcome to the program. ukrainian president vollmer zalinski says there will be more ukrainian flags, the new bass region. the coming weeks after his troops took control of a strategically important town of lima ross, the defense ministry confirmed, pull out of its forces from the region. the model is in that in that screeching, one of 4 regions that russian president vladimir putin proclaimed to be part of russia on friday. the recapture of lima by ukrainian troops is part of a wider counter offensive that has seen ukraine take retake rather significant amounts of territory in the east control raising their flog. once again. these images, purportedly show ukrainian troops taking back control of li mom said okay, after the russian defense minister confirmed troops withdrawal from the town. why it was well there on the british only. but despite our significant superiority in forces and mains, the enemy brought in reserves and continued the offensive due to the threat of encirclement,

ah ameren tilton. welcome to the program. brazil's presidential election will be settled in a 2nd round, run off, for no candidate took an absolute majority of votes on sunday. with nearly all the ballots counted former president louison osteo lula da silva. as 40 percent of the vote, while uncommon dire both narrow as 43 percent moderate, so morning to bed is trailing with 4 percent. a short while ago, lewis spoke to supporters in the commercial capital some palo. here's some of what he had to say. if i always believed that we would win these elections and what i can tell you is that we are going to win these elections. this is just extra time for us. earlier i asked our correspondent, re diginero your 100 america's. if the 1st on results were a surprise. yes, this assaults are a surprise for 2 reasons. on one hand, every poll was given a major victory to luda da silva. they were forecasting a major victory. ah, even some of them suggested that he was going to become president to night. i mean, withou

ah, i'm here in tilton. welcome to the program. the russian defense ministry says it's pulled its troops out of the strategically important town of lemon in eastern ukraine. and kyo says its soldiers have now entered the city. leman is in that in that screeching, one of 4 regions that russian president vladimir putin proclaimed to be part of the russian federation on friday. the recapture of the man by ukrainian troops is part of a wider counter offensive. that is seen ukraine retake significant significant amounts of territory in the east of the country political raising their flog once again. these images, purportedly show ukrainian troops taking back control of li mom, said ok after the russian defense minister confirmed troops. withdrawal from the town was weather on the british only. but despite our significant superiority in forces and mains, the enemy brought in reserves and continued the offensive. due to the threat of encirclement, the allied troops were withdrawn from the settlement of leman to more advantageous lines, on

ah, i'm here in tilton. welcome to the program. boats are now being counted in brazil's presidential election after a bitter and polarized campaign, and the result so far give fall right and come the gyre bulls to narrow a slim early lead. with 54 percent of pulling stations reporting, bosa narrow is at 46 percent of the vote has left us rival, former president luis in austria. lula da silva is currently at nearly 45 percent and moderate timony tibet is trailing with 4.5 percent of the vote. again, a reminder, these are incomplete results of the voting tally. and for more, we now speak torque responded in rio de janeiro. johan ramirez, so you want to tell us more about these early results by the time being with 66 per cent of the votes, counted official results shows that variables narrow new leather seats are tied in this presidential res with 45 percent off the votes. each side, this with a 66 percent of the votes counted, it means that that is the a huge amount of votes still to be counted. so there were

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ah, i'm here in tilton walking to the program. we begin with news of the catastrophe unfolding in south korea. officials there say at least 120 people have been killed in a crowd stampede during hollowing celebrations. the crush happened at a party hot spot in the capital, sol, eye witnesses, a streets were so crowded. it was difficult for ambulances to get through. but here's a warning for you. this report includes some images that viewers may find upsetting . ah, it was supposed to be a celebration, but ended in tragedy. ah, late night party go as were crushed by a crowd pushing forward in the heart of sol. excite men was building in the run up to the 1st halloween after 2 years toned down by cove at 19 restrictions. just before midnight, local time, dozens of people fell unconscious. in an alley. authorities are still trying to find out exactly what happened. emergency workers tried to revive victims who had suffered cardiac a rest in the cares of the narrow streets. medical teams are still taking many of the injured to hospita

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long tilton upright walking.he cool thing about this fossil the amazing thing about this fossil has a healed fracture. bolts of bone sticking out of the inside but is a healed fracture. think about breaking your femur. don't fire no shelter. when you break your leg? but you healed? you survive? that cannot happen unless other individuals are helping you out. it's not just 2 million. back tohe lucy's bc thursday skeleton, a second skeleton. he was about three to half million years old. we think he is a large mail and he has a healed ankle fracture. he stepped in whole, fell out of a tree, something happened and he broke his ankle. now if you are a zebra you break your ankle that is not a good situation but you're still able get from point a 2.3 on your three legs. if you are a biped and you break your ankle you are already slow at night you're hopping around your landscape. i do not see how you survive and yet this is a healed fracture. so thathe individual did surviv. and again if connected intimately these vulne

ah, i'm aaron tilton. berlin, thanks for joining us. officials in south korea see at least 59 people have been killed in a crowd stampede. during halloween, celebrations, emergency services treated many of those crushed or heart problems. more than 150 road revellers were injured. stampede happened in a popular entertainment district in the capital. sole eye witnesses say streets were so crowded. it was difficult for ambulances to get through and turning to the war ukraine. russia is pulling out of an international agreement, which allows ukraine to export millions of tons of grain. the kremlin says the move is in retaliation for an attack against this black sea fleet. ukraine, however, says russia is using a false pretext to block its exports. move these grainy exports were guaranteed safe passage out of ukraine under the international agreement. now the kremlin sees the deal is off. the defense ministry claims ukraine and britain attacked it's black sea fleet and the occupied crimea. suspension of the agreement signed months ago to aid the global food crisis could mean no more ship

what we have seen in terms of makeup of the politburo, they look at as so easy and to quote andrew tilton'sning, the little giants are well-placed to benefit from strategic policy tailwinds under president xi jinping. shery: i coanchor david in glace in -- david ingles in hong kong. we heard from tsmc they have suspended production from china's borrowing technology to ensure compliance with u.s. regulations. these other stocks that we will be watching a link to some of the key focuses of china's 20th party congress as we have in discussing with david as well. that is it from daybreak: asia. bloomberg markets china open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: happy monday morning. it is 9 a.m. in hong kong, beijing and shang

ah, i'm aaron tilton. thanks for joining us. in news just coming in, russia is pulling out of an international agreement which allows ukraine to export millions of tons of grain. moscow says the move is in retaliation for ukrainian drone attack against this black sea fleet. the green deal was inc, back in july by the united nations, russia, ukraine, and turkey shipments of ukrainian grain have since ease the global food prices caused by the war. ukraine says russia is using a false texas to block its exports. joining me now is former u. s. military commander, ben hodges, now a senior advisor with human rights 1st. so russia is blaming drone attacks on it. ships in crimea to these allegations seem plausible to you. hey, aaron, thank you. know this is ridiculous of the russians of course have been murdering innocent ukrainian civilians for months now with missile strike against the cranium, towns and destroying ukrainian power or energy infrastructure of the fact that ukraine may have launched drones against military targets. and