Japan has 'unconfirmed info' on another N. Korean nuke test: Aso

Japan has 'unconfirmed info' on another N. Korean nuke test: Aso

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe speaks at an upper house committee session on Oct. 11 on the possibility of North Korea conducting another nuclear test. Abe told the session, ''I have no information about signs'' of another North Korean nuclear test.

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