look at that cold air just steam rolling in behind the cold front that is now here. the good news is do you see any severe thunderstorms anywhere? no. no tornados today. no monster thunderstorms good news there. notice our future cast radar as we head through the evening hours. we'll show you, we'll keep some lake effect snow and rain going. primarily east of cleveland into tomorrow mornings rush as well. here's lunchtime friday. we still have that little streamer. could there be a stray flake or sprinkle inland? sure. but i think it will be mainly cloudy. then through friday evening a afternoon. same scenario. with the temps hovering right around 40 degrees. so no more 60s. at least not for a little while. 36 tonight, mostly cloudy, breezy, and chilly. >>> tomorrow why not 42 mainly cloudy with an isolated mix primarily east of cleveland with rain and wet snow. shouldn't slow you down. seven-day, saturday 41, maybe an isolated mix in the snow belt. sunday we'll see another system moving our way. an organized will spread in during the afternoon a little bit of rain p

. >> reporter: full steam ahead. coming up at 4:00, the holiday shopping season is in full swing, no time for naps when we check off our holiday list before you buy any gifts, you should know the storms return policies, we'll break down the policies for you and you'll want to hear this in what is the deal. and a veteran struggles to find a job because his service dog needs to be hired along with him. find out which company stepped up and offered them both some employment. you'll love this one. >> take us with you on the go, if you have not downloaded the free 6 abc you can watch us streaming live. >> thank you. >>> accuweather is coming up when we come right back. >>> meteorologist, david murphy is back with a changing forecast. >> a change not much longer down the pike. stormtracker 6 live double scan seeing the rain as expected beginning to move in from the south we'll take a closer look at it in a second. cloudy skies ahead of the rain and of course earlier the action cam in fairmount park and you see how it's gra

exercising in the afternoon helps you blow off steam and as i said before, you also feel more energized. and the last thing to do is make some time to relax. so do something for five or 10 minutes that you know is gonna make you feel very serene. pet your dog. talk to a friend. doodle. do whatever you have to do. but set your alarm on your phone best strategy for dealing with procrastination is self discipline. - you're absolutely right. and that's such a good word. beca mostuse researchers are finding that that is the important thing that determines whether people are successful. so it's a good thing to practice. great information. - thanks, doctor. - thanks for having me. - there are lots of clever little sayings to remind us to not procrastinate. don't put off tomorrow what you can do today. or he who hesitates is lost. a job begun is a job half done. of course, she didn't have to do homework every night. and study for tests. and write term papers. and prep for the sats, but still her point is well taken. the hardest part is getting started. if you can develop the self discipline to

. >> despite blown out tires, the catholic picks up steam, crisscrossing the highway. >> oh, my god. you need to stop! >> slamming into a guardrail before coming to a stop. >> you need to stop. are you all right? but is somehow ok. come on, we have to get out of the car. >> nearly a dozen good samaritans stopping to help, and they make sure he makes it safely to a hospital. jummy: linsey davis with that story. unbelievable. that it wass good not nighttime with nobody there to help him. jummy: better than 48 hours ago? doug: genetic changes, with saturday morning just awful with the ice. -- dramatic changes, with saturday morning just awful with the ice. we will not see any dramatic swings in the weather over the next several days. if there is a swing, it will be an upward swing, getting warmer. we will start with the time lapse from the weatherbug camera in northwest washington along idaho avenue. there was some cloudiness this morning, some high clouds. we will see that at times today leftover jet contrails out there, folks flying over top of the washington area. plenty of sunshine

. >> reporter: just when you think the market is out of steam, we see the dow jones hitting the 12th record since the election. many investors say they see reason for stocks to go even further. one reason there is a seasonal the ends of the year. so that's healthy momentum there. i will say stock futures are playing a tiny pair back. we are looking at the dow lower by just ten points t. message we have been hearing from traders on wall street is they are holding out hope the so-called trump trade turns into a santa claus rally just from time for christmas, guys. back to you. >> thank you very much for that update, nancy hungerford. >>> your cart can be stole a this is different, the thieves go-to mysterious high-tech device is helping them out. it is alarming easy, that's ordinary tissues left dakota's nose sore and red. so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, instead. with lotion to soothe and softness to please. a nose in need deserves puffs, indeed. psh psh lunch is ready! made for real, real life. thanks mom when a cold calls... achoo! ...answer it. with zicam cold reme

investigators say the radiators valve blew off causing hot steam to shoot out burning the sisters who were 'sleep near the radiator. the girls died at the hospital. the mayor is promising a rigorous investigation. officials say the buildings was recently inspected and no reports of major problems. >>> new from the overnight defense secretary ash carter touched down in afghanistan for an unannounced visit. it will be his last trip there before handing off responsibilities to his designated successor retired marine james mattis. he is expected to meet with the afghan president. >>> judge reinhold was arrested. the wilmington, delaware native was arrested yesterday afternoon. tsa employees say he refused to submit to a screening at a checkpoint when his bag raised an alarm. he was charged with disorderly conduct which is punishable with a fine up to $500. >>> a drug bust suspects are getting attention because of their names, the three nora muchanic natives were caught with marijuana during a traffic stop. >> named after two dead celebrities. >> 5:47 a.m., christmas came early for an elem

the power of steam was discovered, and the steamboat and steam engine began to narrow the oceans and continents. the telegraph was invented. china was opened up to the trade of the world, but during all this time, japan was closed, no news reached her shores. she remained a nation blacked out from the rest of the world, still living in the middle ages. then in 1853, just 92 years ago, commodore perry's american fleet of four ships sailed into yokohama bearing a message from president fillmore in the interest of trade. the japanese warlords woke with a shock from their 200 years of self-imposed isolation. they realized that the harry white barbarian had machines and weapons that made him powerful. if the sons of heaven were to rule the earth, their spears and swords would be of little avail. also, they realized how weak and divided they really were compared to western nations. hastily the feuding barons stopped fighting among themselves and joined together, but they needed a central figure around whom they could rally. available was the god emperor who up until now had been more or le

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we found some marquette students blowing off some steam before finals on their sleds. >>> well, this is great snow for skiing, too. have been busy today. speaking of busy, though, meteorologist scott steele has been working very hard to track this storm. he joins us now with the forecast, scott? >> katie, it's the kind of busy meteorologists like me love. it's been great watching this storm approach. and hopefully everybody's had a chance to enjoy it, since it fell on a weekend for the most part. roads have been pretty good. there have been a lot of spinouts we've been reporting on. the national weather service has dropped all the advisories and warnings up to our north and southern and southeastern wisconsin dealing with the winter storm warning still, until 6:00, so for about another 45 minutes, for three of our counties, sheboygan, fond du lac, and dodge counties, you're already seeing the back edge of the snow moving into your neighborhood. meantime, ozaukee, washington, waukesha, jefferson, and walworth counties, have you that winter storm warning until 8:00 tonight because the

doug: maybe if they steamed to digest. alison: good point. doug: works for broccoli. alison: weather wise, a cold bottom dropping out. doug: we have wintry temperatures and precipitation. and we need it. tomorrow is just cold, miserable day. we get them around here this time of year for the weather pattern. tonight the temperatures will drop through the 40's. overnight it will be lower probably in the 30's in the suburban areas by morning. western zone and colder temperatures north and west. we are talking about the wakeup in frederick, 32. hagerstown is 35. martinsburg is 33. it's these areas well north and west of the metro there could be sleet where the precipitation begins in the morning. majority of the area, metro points east and south will have all rain all the time. the wake untemperature is 40 in the -- wakeup temperature is 40 in the city. on the bay, the temperatures are around the 40's. to low 40's early in the morning. the heaviest rain is well downstream. but it will move northeast steadily. overnight tomorrow and it looks as though the future cast shows

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nasdaq is full steam ahead but the dow seems stuck. why? >> well, i think this is a year where we have had very significant and surprise postelection rally. the dow not quite convinced maybe it needs to go all the way to 20,000 plus before we get some more facts on the ground but i bet we do it before this year does run its course. it is awfully tempting you about the temptation has to be matched in facts for it to be sustained once we break over 20,000. david: veronica, next week we get the jobs numbers. that is some indication whether people believed enough in trump is doing so they're hiring more people. could that move the market? >> this week it is such volume. we'll see volume even drop as the week goes on. so next week's jobs numbers could be that catalyst. i think for the average investor this is exciting but not like it was dow 10,000. david: yeah. >> while we're all professional investors are waiting for this number, average investor at home were not excited as they were a couple years back when it does hit, don't freak out either

. >> translator: we cannot tolerate the steam rolling of the bill. belittling efforts. >> reporter: it will take time before a japanese casino officially opens its doors. regulatory legislation needs to be passed first. >>> let's go to yuko fukushima for what's happening in business. hello, yuko. so the fed raised rated and even people who don't follow closely saw that coming. why the sharp move today? >> the yen is down sharply against the dollar. it looks like they were surprised. i'll put that question to an economist in just a minute. in other news tonight, deal making in the energy sector. russian and japanese companies are lining up a raft of oil and gas projects. plus a price outlook from japan. company managers are slightly more confident we'll see some inflation next year. >>> let's start with the u.s. rate hike. the fed has finally put the tightening program back on track. fed chair janet yellen says it represents the economy. the policy makers made the move after they decided to raise their rate from 0.5% to 0.75%. that's a hike of a quart

i love the economic steam, by the way. i think it's a fabulous steam of people. steven munchen is a smart guy. great at treasury. the labor secretary. you just go down the line. this is going to be -- i made this point. from a personnel point of view, neil, i would say this could be a more conservative administration than ronald reagan's. >> really? because somebody says the ones in charge of those tax cuts are not big on the tax code for the upper income. they don't want it, right? >> let me be clear. from a personnel standpoint. with donald trump has to do to be as conservative as reagan is he's got to follow through and score those victories that reagan did. if he does, you know, it's going to be a new chapter for the republican party. i think you're going to see 4% growth in 2017 if we tax cut and the energy plan and obamacare repealed. i think we can do all three. >> steve, always love your optimism. steve moore. >> merry christmas. >> to you as well, my friend. extraordinary. he really is an inn encyclopedia on this stuff. the market that's been surging to

" >> when i was working in moscow about 5 years ago, anti-government street protests were gathering steam. i can remember chatting to all sorts of people, who accused vladimir putin's government of lies and corruption. but today the opposition has pretty much dwindled away. that's partly because when fighting broke out in eastern ukraine, a lot of russians patriotically rallied behind the kremlin. and today putin is more popular than ever with voters. but there are still some examples where ordinary people take to the street to show their dissatisfaction with the authorities. >> it's a sunday ritual almost as regular as a church service. >> citizens, your activities of not an approved by the authorities. >> can't i walk to the park to go shopping? do i have to get authorization? >> live here. white we have to put up with this. >> it's a disgrace and >> the bone of contention is a wooden cross set up to mark the spot where a church is soon to be built, and a symbol of its power. about a dozen of the new churches future congregation have been lobbying for some time. just a few meters away,

economy is gaining steam. >> you are hitting the nail on the head, brent. we see the economic policies diverging further. first of all, with interest rates rising in the u.s., we may see a flow of capital towards the u.s. as we get more money over there. secondly, with these diverging interest rate, it is becoming harder for the central bank, european central bank, to kickstart the economy's here in europe. brent: we are going to take a short break. when we come back, more news in 60 seconds. brent: welcome back. you are with dw news, live from berlin. plans to evacuate residents and rebels from the eastern part of aleppo collapsed earlier today. now that as syrian government forces resume their bombardment of rebel positions. the u.s. federal reserve has raised a key interest rate for the first time in one year. it has increased it benchmark rate by quarter of a point to between 0.5 and 0.75%. the move comes ahead of an expected rise in inflation fueled by the 12 advantage and economic stimulus plan. that is to get back over to christoph now. the u.s. pres

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. >>> thanks for watching, next at four, after a few minor setbacks, it's full steam ahead for wisconsin's recount. and, kids ?can't? wait for their christmas gifts... but can you get them just as excited about ?giving?? we'll ask the expert. i'm shannon sims.and i'm courtny gerrish. live at four today on live at 4: wisconsin's historic recount of votes in the presidental election is now underway. things officially got underway at nine this morning in milwaukee. but ?not? in waukesha. ben jordan is live at the waukesha county courthouse. he'll explain in right to casey geraldo, who's watching the proceedings in milwaukee, casey: roll cue:"..... the day started as planned with inspectors taking their oath, but then before ballots even came out and observer raised a question about how machines were tested. that the inspectors have since checked all the llots to ensure they were correct and began feeding them through the machines.the county clerk believes they are still on schedule. joe czarnecki, milwaukee county clerk(("we're probably a little bit behind schedule, but we fortunately built i

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steam is rising over the lake. it happens when the water is warmer than the air. look at that. this happens on lake michigan too. >> we'll have to take pictures. >> a pizza guy in indiana you definitely don't want coming to your door. ben: turns out he's a fake. he dressed up as a pizza delivery driver and stole packages from front steps in indianapolis. one homeowner caught the thief on camera. the box he got away with only had a pair of slippers inside. police haven't found the fake pizza guy yet. the rightful owner is now warning people in the ar t this could happen to them too. ben: another unusual package thief, this one in missouri. adrienne: the victim is calling her the granny who stole christmas. the elderly woman caught on camera stealing packages from front porches. the victim says she took three packages from his porch all in front of a surveillance camera and she was driving a hummer at the time. the victim says she looks like this could be an elaborate disguise. so maybe she's not a grandma. >> i don't know. who knows. >> wisn 12 news time now is 4:41. a silver li

steam forward with momentum or will the s&p 500 outperform? alix: eu have amazon surprise hit of 2016, the echo speaker. smart speaker proves there is a lucrative consumer market for voice activated assistance in the home. caitlin reports. >> the top five most valuable tech companies are betting big on the success of a virtual assistance that response to voice commands. the race started with the echo. >> how many championships has dan marino won? >> zero. >> how many oscars has alec baldwin won? >> zero. they soldreported more than 3 million devices and it was cheap. the real payoff was in the core e-commerce business. >> one of the faster growing businesses, it adds into the ecosystem amazon has, where they have traffic coming to their website. for amazon toce grab the traffic, which is not online. >> echo owners spend 10% more time on amazon.com after buying the speaker. the stock popped 70% since the echo came out in the u.s.. it is no surprise google wanted in on the action. >> we have been thinking about our unique approach and we are get

oil hitting steam after hitting a 7:00 teen-month high. phil flynn from the cme. i can't wait for that. lori rothman from the new york stock exchange big names driving higher. it is like a party down there, lori rothman. >> it is. blue man group made it rythmic. floor didn't like. that is what it was about. we're at another record unbelievable this year. see what drove the blue chip index today. nike up for 3%. visa and goldman sachs, fed officials, chicago fed president charles evans, said conditions are right for inflation. that means if you borrow money, people like goldman sachs will benefit earning more money. disney a gauger on the dow. wall street analyst threw out idea of disney separating espn. shares are up about one 1/2%. performance of under armour today, inking a deal with major league baseball to supply the uniforms, 10-year deal starting 2020. no dollar value put on this deal but, pretty good exposure you might say. back to you guys. connell: yeah, no doubt about it. lori, thank you. now oil today hitting its highest level since july of last year. t

water mixes with molten rock and he comes steam. it is neither a liquid nor gas. it holds more energy than either. it will be brought to back up to the surface. scientists think it will generate so much electricity it could transform the energy industry. for projects like this, they are not risk-free. this is what happened in 2009 during an earlier attempt to tap into a volcano. the drill hit magma and was destroyed. >> 700 years ago -- rebecca: geologists say we have a lot to learn about these forces of nature. evaluated.o be there is a risk if you do not understand the volcano. , millionsike in italy of people are living on a volcano. our understanding of volcanoes, we need to see what is under. iceland, towns are already using energy generated from volcanoes. the new approach could create 10 times more electricity. if it works, the energy it harnesses could be used around the world. rebecca morelle, bbc news, iceland. katty: people need energy, lots of it. it could come out of a volcano. you can find more on our website. thank you for watching. i will see you b

service is, it begins with a prelude, and from that point on, music is almost analogous to the old steam engine. it starts rather slow, but as it builds up speed, it increases its energy. we call our service of worship, a service of celebration and jubilation, primarily because of the good news. when you hear good news, you are celebrative. but i also recognize that on any sunday gathered in the pews of this sanctuary are persons who have not had a great deal to celebrate during the week. and so music serves not only as a rallying point, but it also serves as a therapeutic means. (man) this music has one message. you've got to feel something. you leave here, you should feel better than when you came in the door. tom dorsey was the godfather, if you will, of gospel music. who was he? the blues musician, jazz musician, playing in the honky tonks and all that. and then one day, according to tom dorsey, god spoke to him and said, "no, no, no. "you're going to stop playing this music. we're going to bring this into the church." now, at that time, i mean, gospel music was resisted. who are the

the chadds ford wine shop think something steaming to hold off the cold. >> the holiday spirit is like the traditional wine that tastes like a hot sangria. >> reporter: sounds pretty good. but the answer jim, people are out here embracing the cold and enjoying themselves but they will have to bundle up tomorrow to enjoy the weather. >> bundle up in those yak wool sweaters. as the mercury plunges check back with 6abc.com/weather for the latest. you'll find updated hourly forecasts and stormtracker 6 live double scan radar and stay connected with the "action news" weather team by following each on facebook and twitter sfoo a member of the upland borough council is in trouble along with an alleged accomplice. chad pradelli is live at the upland borough municipal office. the story of ed mitchell and thomas willard. >> reporter: the da says that they orchestrated a scheme where the councilman got kickbacks and even installed a hidden camera system at borough council. wires hanged out of the walls and two small holes in the council platform. part of an elaborate system of hidden microphones.

has it begun to lose steam? >> the first question is bit ahead of itself. the deregulatory effort has not yet happened. and neither has congress sign anything. the question is what is the probability of these actions and i think that that is what is being released. and you can see and i see more business people than anybody. people feeling good and they are more aggressive in terms of his business plan. gary: one thing that bob greifeld pointed out, it was about 11:30 a.m. or so. when they were showing 800, maria said that it was a tremendous buying opportunity. maria: thank you. i thought as a growth plan, and the growth suite. >> we will get through. gary: i have to ask you about this number. only because it reminds me of something that i know that you are familiar with at 5000 in 1999. so professional investors, these numbers don't mean much. but we get concerned that there is going to be a type of thing associated with this that is going to create short-term fluctuations are not good for the long-term investor. >> i would have to agree with that. but at

videos is helping students blow off steam. ? i think i found myself a cavity ? >> we have christian, oli, charity, nick, and gayle breaking down the best on the web. ? all i want for christmas is you ? >> it's mariah's holiday classic, but all this youtuber wants -- >> is to look like mariah carey. >> see the final result and decide for yourself. >> can she sing like mariah carey, that's the quon >>> video starts and it seems we're chasing behind the guy running through water. he turns around, suddenly see the speed increases, whips off his hat and rushes the guy off. absolutely enormous bear hug. you can barely hear them as they are pressed into each other telling them how much they love here is a fantastic one. all started, actually, with this video. >> what's your name? >> mccarthy. >> who are you looking to connect with? >> jason mccarthy, my son. >> anything you want to say to him? >> jason, i love you to death. i want to see you. i want to hold you. i want to kiss you. i miss you so much. >> daniel has been homeless and living on the streets of new jersey

hot rocks doused with water, creating steam and temperatures well past 100 degrees. courtroom testimony revealed that people were screaming, throwing up. crying and babbling. others were passed out. 19 people end up in the hospital that day. mother of three liz newman died at the hospital. shore pulled one person to safety right past brown. according to witnesses they lay dying inside the tent feet away from ray. >> what did james ray do to my life? he blew up my life. >> reporter: a jury convicted ray of negligent homicide. he served 20 months in prison. after his release ray told cnn this about the sweat lodge. >> i didn't know, nor did anyone know that anyone was in -- in a death, a life or death situation. >> he's now making another run at success as a motivational speaker. as documented in this cnn film enlighten us. >> i was involved in a terrible accident and i lost three friends, people who i really cared about. >> his three good friends, that he left in the dirt, unconscious and did nothing to help them. those are his three good friends. >> after her daughte

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it makes it almost a little steam as the water's so warm, it lifts and condebses and you can see the pictures there. there's a good image of it. you get that sometime in the smaller lakes in areas of the northeast in the early winter soap. the other story, what's going to actually warm much of the country up is going to be this air out of the pacific. here's hawaii. we call this almost the pineapple express. this is going to bring heavy rain into california. this storm eventually is going to push the cold air out and away from the country. get ready for a big rain event in california. beneficial rains but too much, too soon, could lead to flooding problems. as we go throughout the day today, rain will move in, especially tonight, all day long. almost like a hose of rain coming into northern california. some spots could pick up 4 to 8 inches of rainfall. again, great to fill up the reservoirs but we don't want too much, too soon. we could deal with isolated flooding problems in california. and eventually we will see that storm moving across the country with some snow friday and saturd

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feels like conditions are lower because of winds which continue to gain steam up to close to 20 miles per hour by lunchtime. that's when we are in the upper 40s. wouldn't be surprised to see a few spots in the lower 50s for forecast high temperatures. but feeling like the mid 40s for delaware, feeling like the low 40s for areas like philadelphia and new jersey. that's your saturday. sunday is different. winds start to die down. we will talk about the rest of your weekend in a few minutes. >>> today in montgomery county, nor is town police teaming up to give away 100 christmas trees to families in need. the event from 9:00 until 4:00 at the police department on airy street. families are invited for hot chocolate and cookies and kids can select a tree to take home. >>> more holiday happenings. butler and ambler the site of a holiday parade that kicks off at 1:00. there will be bands, floats, and santa claus. >>> west cape may is having its christmas parade today. volunteer firefighters spark holiday spirit at the 51st annual christmas parade. it kicks off from the fire house on broadway

normally when you're in this condition, you don't have enough steam up to maneuver. you've got enough to run a generator or alternator for the power and lights, but you don't have steam up to maneuver. all of that time had gone when they hit. when we wanted to get out of there, we couldn't do it. we would have been right down there along with the arizona except for a tug that came by, and i forgot which one it was. threw a line to us and began to pull us away. the fires on the arizona, of course they were -- they had no power. they couldn't operate the anti-aircraft guns, not normally. so they tried to do it manually, and i know -- i know this because i saw them. they were firing their five-inch guns at least once in a while. they, the fire would spread so that it was just about all around them. and i'm not sure whether it was my imagination, and i don't think it was, but i saw those gunners fire all around them, trying to train those guns around, and they were dying there. i mean really. now i have tried to suppress that idea as much as i can because it bothered me

managers,ns, asset this rally is gaining steam. you see a lot of people shift their allocation. >> they are realigning, shipping, they are making this transition. they are getting to keep away. how much cash is still left in the sidelines? other putting new the money to work in equities? are they taking out a bond? >> i think it is a really important point. there is a lot of cash on the sidelines. some of that cash is filling a different purpose. for a lot of the last five or six years, you have a welded portfolio, you have bonds there, they did a couple things. the deputy volatility. one of the ways they did that was being negatively bad. the market crashed, bonds went up. and an environment where the beer trusteeship a little bit, we are no longer's geared -- no longer scared about a recession. if that happens, then cash is arguably the better page than a portfolio. an eczematous allocation will reflect the change the way those assets are moving together. joe: you mentioned that bonds has been selling offices the middle of the su

the east bay times said this happened yesterday where a release caused a large amount of steam and flaring to be visessible. it. pro-ed two units at refinery to be shut down. the units that were closed is what changes crude to gasoline. in word on the cause. >> six united states senators are calling on president-elect donald trump pick for the e.p.a. and want him to disclose his reported ties to the oil industry. croak attorney general pruitt was named head of the epa this month. the six senators including bernie sanders, sent a letter to pruitt arguing for full disclosure of his relationship with the energy industry so they can determine how it will influence his ability to run the agency. >> the president-elect is considering former california lt. governor for a leadership role in the department of agriculture. he is a republican who previously worked as a state assembly member from 1998 to 2004 and then as a senator from 2004 to 2010. he was lt. governor for less he was lt. governor for less than a year before >> several necessary states bracing for a massive storm that dumped 2' in the

ok, let's get a steamed fish head. goose intestine with preserved vegetables, that sounds good. and i think pork knuckle stew. ok. tuck in, because the fish heads are very good, actually. you and i have worked together all over the world, for the last 20 years. why do you do the job you do? i think, like you, john, i think, you know, there's a story out there, you know, we want to see the truth. i mean, we see things like nobody else sees. unbelievable journey. and good friends, too. here's to good friends. a lot of my life has been spent reporting on people freeing themselves from authoritarian rule. democracy has flourished worldwide. in the 1970s, there were fewer than a0 democracies. today, there are around 100. but democracy hasn't happened in china. and now the chinese government seems to be trying to clamp down in hong kong, despite the promises beijing made at the handover from britain. a bookseller named lam wing kee ran a shop in central hong kong with four colleagues, selling books which were critical of china's leadership. lam was grabbed by the authorities during a

this looks like hot soup, coffee, or, you know, maybe bowl of noodles steaming. this shows the people and heat. >> reporter: but not everyone is big on the government's take. many japanese who live around hot spring regions like the current logo and itin its more 350-year history. >> i've grown up looking at this logo. as i local, i prefer the original sign. >> reporter: on tuesday, government officials met to discuss changes to 90 signs they feel are confusing. they also got input from groups about the proposals. >> reporter: we want foreign visitors to know that we've had this logo for centuries in japan, and it's very important for us. >> reporter: the pitch to change signs is an effort to make japan more visitor friendly for the tokyo 2020 olympics. a decision is expected by march. nhk world, tokyo. >>> a japanese yachtsman have become the first asian to complete in an around-the-globe yacht race that many consider to be the ultimate challenge in sailing. nhk world has the story. >> reporter: this man is 49 years old and no stranger to crossing oceans. at the