several homes fully insolved. 15 homes in all damaged including five left uninhabitable by tuesday'sfrightening fire. >> still very fortunate. >> shirmy's home just step as way, survived mostly unscathed. firefighters rescued her dog. >> i feel sorry for the ones right next door. they have lost everything. strip of grasses between the sound wall is to blame for the rapid spread and believe the city was responsible for maintaining it yes. we've receive that had claim from several noks. we're going provide that answer. we want to provide it one time, not having to back track on it. >> investigators are also trying to determine the cause of the fire. they know it started next to interstate 80 but don't know the source. and could have been something as simple as a spark or discarded cigarette from a passing car. >> a convicted serial killer may be responsible for an unsolved murder, what prosecutors say about another possible victim of joseph naso. >> then from michael finney jap needs cars that may in the be living up to their once-strong reputations. consumer reports helps you sort thr

with the setting sun after a hard day of paddling we reach our first destination an uninhabited sandar known as mosenthein island. hiking into the forest we search for dry ground. heavy rains and the swelling river make it a challenge. but no worries if youre new to this because clark and the 'big muddy adventures' team knows where to go. theres really not a lot of

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and no one wants the disagreement over uninhabited islands to negatively affect the broader bilateral relations. so we believe that a crisis management mechanism is needed. >> reporr: deleges from ch country said they would report ba to their goveme leer both sid aeed continue talks and try to stop the tension from escalating. an essentitep for keeping matters under control. nhk world, beijing. white, round, soft to the touch. >> reporter: a century old shop in the old street of kyoto but the wdow display is not so conventional. these are the boxes the shop sells its cakes in. these distinctive packages made out of paper are starting to be found throughout japan. this paper company in kyoto is where they were first developed. over the past six years the company has launched a wide range of these soft paper containers, some round, some oval, some even shaped like animals. >> translator: our aim was to develop packaging that was rounded and felt soft, smooth and warm to the touch. >> reporter: the company specialized in producer paper tubes used for rolling up silk and other fabrics but

mi john olver, i'm still sitting in for jon stewart who is currently on an uninhabited island in the pas civic learning about the human condition and befriending a volleyball. our guests tonight here to discuss his one man show unconstitutional colin quinn is going to be here. (cheers and applause) very funny man. but we start tonight with our love affair with fast food. well, not some of a love affair as an unhealthy one way relationship with something that is trying to kill us. (laughter) but lately that relationship has become a bit more strained. >> a nationwide push workers calling for a much higher minimum wage. >> workers at mcdonald's, wendiesing domino pizza and more will walk off the job today. here's what they're asking for. the right to unionize and an increase in wages from $7.50 an hour to $15 an hour. >> make our wages supersized. (cheers and applause) >> yes, yes. corporations be less greedy, give our wallets diabetes! yeah, yeah. if you want my-- [bleep] your happy meal. yes. look. this is clearly a complicated issue. and there are obviously economic consequences to

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translator: no one in china wants a military clash with japan and no one wants disagreement with uninhabited islands to negatively affect the broader bilateral relations. we believe a crisis management mechanism is needed. >> reporter: delegates from each country said they would report back to their government leaders, they also agreed to hold another more meeting essential if the situation is to remain under control. nhk world, beijing. >>> rescue workers faced a host of challenges after the disaster two years ago in northeastern japan. many had difficulty identifying those who had died. but now some people are setting up a database to help identify victims through their dental records. nhk world has the details. >> reporter: recent ly made a special service -- 25 years. teeth are unique to each person. they can be vital in identifying people. >> translator: it would be good if my identity could be established quickly and my body returned to my family. >> reporter: staff at a dental college convert turn x-rays into data. in the last year about 200 people have signed up for the service. her

. >> if an earthquake happened, the building was uninhabitable.there vacant for quite a while. the city decided to buy the building in 1999 for $2. we worked and looked at ways that we can utilize the building for an office building. to build an icon i can building that will house a lot of city departments. >> the san francisco public utilities commission has an important job. we provide clean, pristine public drinking water to 2.6 million people in the san francisco bay area from the hetch hetchy regional water system. with also generate clean renewable energy for city services like public buses, hospitals, schools, and much more. and finally, we collect and treat all the city's wastewater and stormwater making it safe enough to discharge into the san francisco bay and pacific ocean. >> in 2006 the puc was planning a record number of projects. >> the public utilities commission is a very infrastructure-rich organization. we're out there rebuilding the water system. we've budget working on power generation in the country. we've been doing sewer fo

mi john olver, i'm still sitting in for jon stewart who is currently on an uninhabited island in thearning about the human condition and befriending a volleyball. our guests tonight here to discuss his one man show unconstitutional colin quinn is going to be here. (cheers and applause) very funny man. but we start tonight with our love affair with fast food. well, not some of a love affair as an unhealthy one way relationship with something that is trying to kill us. (laughter) but lately that relationship has become a bit more strained. >> a nationwide push workers calling for a much higher minimum wage. >> workers at mcdonald's, wendiesing domino pizza and more will walk off the job today. here's what they're asking for. the right to unionize and an increase in wages from $7.50 an hour to $15 an hour. >> make our wages supersized. (cheers and applause) >> yes, yes. corporations be less greedy, give our wallets diabetes! yeah, yeah. if you want my-- [bleep] your happy meal. yes. look. this is clearly a complicated issue. and there are obviously economic consequences to any action an

this, the only toilet and you start having major sheetrock work and repair, that makes the unit uninhabit able especially in the middle of the school years, we have had summer and he has not been doing this and here we have the school year starting up again. and there is certainly remedies that he has and rights that he has to find us, replacement housing, and i have offered him solutions, and some alternatives, and this has not come together. and so, i want to get the work done. believe me my wife wants the work to be done and my daughter wants the work to get down and it has been going on for years and years and we are tired of it. >> commissioner walker. >> it is some what of a cunundrum the permit haves been applied for and received and he is ready to do the work and he has stated here that he is will be to relocate you to do it. and i feel like until such time as our staff is able to go in and address some of the concerns that you have, that would necessarily need to expand the scope of the permit, we are in between a rock and a hard place. it is from what we have been given, it is c

the fear now is that the water isn't well received by winter making homes uninhabitable social housing and compensation will be available but if you can do it that is what we have decided to provide additional aid to people in the disaster area financial aid to those who hit and compensation for the loss of property one of the top priorities was to provide accommodation for families who will unfortunately have to live through the winter without a home it's a challenge for now it's a race to lay thousands of sandbags and kilometers of draining trenches to keep the water from claiming more towns and villages as for the fifty thousand plus who've enjoyed weeks of upheaval it's a painful waiting game as to when the apple river and let them see what's left of their homes scott. about us. up next we head to our washington d.c. studio for breaking the set with martin. city in the middle east further ablaze with little or even no hard evidence surrounding the alleged use of chemical weapons in syria the obama administration appears determined to enter this conflict obama says the art of the mo

of ever increasing water levels the fear now is that the water is received by wind making homes uninhabitable social housing and compensation will be available but. we have decided to provide additional aid to people in the disaster area financial aid to those who were hit and compensation for the loss of property one of the top priorities was to provide accommodation for families who will unfortunately have to live through the winter without a home it's a challenge for now it's a race to lay thousands of sandbags and dig kilometers of draining trenches to keep the water from claiming more towns and villages as for the fifty thousand plus who've enjoyed weeks of up people it's a painful waiting game as to when the ammo river will let them see what's left of their homes postcards. how about oscar. how max scotland's first minister alex salmond talks to sophie shevardnadze about his plans for the country to quit the u.k. . so the historic and for many americans tragic ruling in a bradley manning case just got a lot weirder because he has declared that he wants to live the rest of his life as a

for many in russia's far east the misery continues homes uninhabitable lives turned upside down around thirty thousand people have seen their property submerged causing a logistical headache for authorities r.t. traveled with emergency crews as they conducted one patrol in the village of bailey good. this resident dismissing the chance to leave choosing to remain with her fifteen cats i will leave my pads and they don't evacuate cats where we do take pets i told you we do and i also wanted my books in my records to be rescued no sorry there is just no room for books well there is no point buy a new ones once it's over so i'm here to the beater and. the emergency services work isn't restricted to aiding just humans these bears were tricky customers because at least now enjoy dry land after days in this half submerged cage. we feed these beers twice a day in the morning and in the evening we've got fodder for them at the moment rescuers efforts are relentless there's no rest bite but there are fears the situation could deteriorate we expect things to get a bit worse right now it depends

increasing water levels the fear now is that the water is going to recede by wind making homes uninhabitable social housing i'm compensation will be available but. we have decided to provide additional aid to people in the disaster area financial aid to those who were hit and compensation for the loss of property one of the top priorities was to provide accommodation for families who will unfortunately have to live through the winter without a home it's a challenge. for now it's a race to lay thousands of sandbags in decline which is of draining trenches to keep the water from claiming more towns and villages as for the fifty thousand plus you've enjoyed weeks of upheaval it's a painful waiting game as to when the river will let them see what's left of their homes. let's see how about oscar. and now to the latest leak from the fugitive american whistleblower edward snowden a so-called black budget has been disclosed in a washington post article according to classified documents the u.s. has spent over fifty two billion dollars in intelligence gathering this year snowden's revelations have wo

moving into areas that were previously uninhabited >> reporter: sink holes are common across central florida. the ban across a dozen counties is called sink hole alley. the region sits atop a porous layer of lime stone which seeping water can erode. the thin bridge of soil and clay that remains can eventually collapse. the state, with a grant from fema, will study geographical data in hopes of pinpointing weak spots. >> what we're hoping to do is create a map of the relative vulnerability to sink hole formation which then the florida division of emergency management can use as a tool to create strategy to mitigate the loss of property and life within the state. >> reporter: geologist scott purcifull says finding threats could be easier than predicting when the ground will give way. >> the cavities themselves form over thousands to millions of years. very suddenly that material can collapse into that cavity. >> reporter: but you have no idea it might happen. >> that's true. >> reporter: florida does not require builders to check for sink holes. scott, the president of this resort said