one of the interesting clubs is one founded by yuri kochi on. she became rather famous as an activist who is a friend of mathematics. during the war she was in the family center and then she was sent to the drone can. she was teaching sunday school and she realized that a number of her students, her pupils that brother serving in the military and she wanted to participate in the war effort, but she also wanted to give the growth of a meaningful to do. so she started a club called the crusaders and the crusaders became immensely popular. they were writing, sharing letters for servicemen, showing the first of the brothers and relatives and friends of her students and more and more gross joins the club because they wanted to help out and they were sending letters, postcards to thousands of servicemen. yuri kochi llama herself wrote to 15,000 nisei soldiers by herself and the crusaders continued throughout the war and the servicemen were very enthusiastic and appreciative and found them a little money to help them out so eventually they were able to

one of the interesting clubs is one founded by yuri kochi on. she became rather famous as an activist who is a friend of mathematics. during the war she was in the family center and then she was sent to the drone can.

looking at 150 millimeters on top of what we've already seen from the picture coming out from kyoto and kochi prefecture. and up to hokoriku region as well. rain advisories posted. hokkaido has been seeing 100 millimeters. and into the next 24, into just several hours, or even one hour time we could possibly see about 70 to 100 millimeters of rainfall. so that sudden burst of showers on top of the very well saturated land could trig further landslides in bern japan. the system is not bringing any precipitation in towards tokyo for now as we speak. you can see the rain will be on its passage throughout the week. so saturday we'll still have another increased chance of thunderstorms. which could get severe even in kanto region. behind it, high pressure system dominates mongolia, northeastern china as well as the korean peninsula. we have one system out towards the water. this could make its way towards the southwestern islands as a tropical depression. we'll keep a close eye on it more of the low pressure system here that's feeding the moisture towards the philippines and indochina peninsula. 1

western japan again we're talking about more rainfall. 80 millimeters built up over kochi, shikoko and kyushu. we are seeing heavy rain warnings in places such as hiroshima where places like the deadlyland slides have occurred. further landslides could occur due to the system. the rest of japan is looking at a high pressure system. it's comfortable in tokyo at 29. clouds but mostly sunny day out here on wednesday. across the americas, we are looking at a couple of systems over towards mexico. this is a newly formed tropical storm called norbert. norbert will pull away from the western coast of mexico but making its way toward baja, california. you have tropical storm watches in places in places like cabo san lucas. about 100 millimeters of rainfall could be possible in this western coast of mexico. the east is still looking at this. we have been monitoring this. this is dolly. it's still a tropical storm status. looks like it will pull to maintain its strength. we have tropical storm warnings all the way in place in northern locations. this is a really heavy rainmaker, as much as 380 m

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take a look at japan in kochi. 1561 millimeters of rainfall. they normally get 368 the entire month. incredible scene there. same deal can be said for lots of locations across japan. hong kong not far behind, they are over their monthly average by 100 or so millimeters. so, you get the idea. soggy august, now we are going into september. itis the same thing. we continue to see rainfall over the region here. the monsoon continues. healthy over india picking up a good 238, almost ten inches of rainfall there in just about 24 to 48 hours. area of disturbed weather, monitoring this for the potential of the next few days. it's bringing heavy rainfall against the philippines. we will watch this for potential development. >> thank you. >>> a booming business, but not one for the fate of heart. we get up close and take a look at cockroach farming in china. >> reporter: if you are eating, maybe put down your fork because we have a surprise for you. welcome to the roach farm. that's right. cockroaches. >> they are inside here. it's where they breed the c

. >> i love kochis. >> pc trick is a mix of an egg with a little dijon mustard.nstead of putting it on the the salad you put it on the goat cheese. you're going to do it because getting your hands dirty is essential. straight into the bread crumbs. the basic breadcrumbs. store-bought. not seasons. you are looking to taste the goat cheese. place them right in there and hope they get caught because all they and some live to be nothing is ever caught when you want it. >> how many people at the time? >> we really like 10 because it is a great number where you can still interact and me to everybody.meets at everybody. ts to get people together and have a good time in the kitchen. there's a point in the nightwear removed the stove after prepping. adele are done and they just want to watch. and then there are people who want to do more. you're almost there. 15 or 20 seconds you will be golden. we're going to start combining everything. >> how do you do at the pizza? >> i did it before you got here. you put them in a 400 degree oven and roast them for about 40 minutes to

as larry mentioned, doctor kochi at nih started yesterday going forward with the first trials in the ebola vaccine. but this situation has raised a couple of ethical issues. one of them that who convened a panel on this and do we all agree that it makes sense to provide medications that have not been tested in the context of likable but the panel recommended. if the answer to that is yes, how do you allocate what allocate what would be invariably and incredibly scarce resources in the context of the kind of catastrophe that we are talking about here. i would ask you to take us over the conversation. i know you've thought a lot about this as well. >> if you will differentiate between drugs that haven't gone underground safety or efficacy trials because you have a compassionate use of the drone when somebody is potentially die in dying that vaccines are given to the vice healthy volunteers which raise a whole other set of ethical questions. so, if you could reflect on those things that would be very helpful. we heard about the humanitarian crisis from the ground from the doctors point