the one area to the next where are repeatedly non-uniform changes in the japanese federation as well as in the world karate federation. it's very confusing for africans taking part in a variety of competitions spectators who are not experts in the sport often unable to understand the new rules. but there. is still a traditional japanese martial art in my eyes that the new generation tends to see it in sporting terms plenty of contests and awards to be won i try to unite to be traditional arts with a spirit of competition and that includes for greeting everything in karate every training session every fight begins and ends with respect and civility. the history of kind of day is one of migration a range of cultural influences from persia the indian subcontinent and china came together centuries ago on the island of okinawa. under the rule of the rick you people everything connected up with the culture and the local martial art the take deep roots with a lasting legacy. you know island alone is the home of over 400 marines to gether the modern world with the traditional teaching and it

exporting its procurement model japanese federal and state governments have agreed to phase out coal energy by 2038 the 1st coal fired power plant has had to go offline this year if plans to shut off the remaining facilities over the next 18 years the move will come at some cost to the state operators will receive around $4000000000.00 euros in compensation the states and regions affected by the shutdowns are also set to receive 40000000000 in structural and. let's go to we balance our financial correspondent in frankfurt only it sounds like a huge amount of money a lot of big numbers being bandied about they have just how big are they can you put that into perspective for us. 4.35000000000 for example for the coal for the power producers but that goes 2600000000 a vote to the western part of the country in 1.75 to the eastern german one analyst said it's a boon for a company like r w e u which stands to profit doubly a by the end of coal it gets the compensation and because it's made itself into a leading provider of renewable energy it stands to profit from that becoming more impor

byron: because the japanese and japanese are important buyers. the federaleserve, we don't think they are going to do a lot of buying, but they will do some. . the social security administration, they will continue to buy. but the two other buyers are japan and china. they are upset about our trade policy. they have already been showing up less enthusiastically at the auctions. i think there is a lack of demand that is going to allow rates to flow somewhat higher. not inflation, not an overheated economy. it is a lack of demand that will allow rates to rise. do you think that u.s. stocks are going to perform better this year or do you think the rest of the world's stocks are going to perform better this year? byron: i think u.s. stocks can still go further, but i am positive on the emerging markets. i think they will do well. have andefinitely exposure. i have a 10% exposure in my location. i'm not as optimistic about europe as some. looking for a are chance to make a major amount of money, good stock selection in the emerging markets could be very helpful.

not been able to visit the site because of its remote location. 11,000 japanese americans were held during world war ii. >>> federal health officials say the number of food that's in the is a dangerous estimated 2900 deaths so far this season. the food has had a devastating impact on many families who have loved ones fighting for their lives. larry henry and his wife spent 12 hours a day at one medical center in kansas, there daughter is fighting pneumonia and influenza and has been in intensive care units and send a. hair father has an important message during this flu season. >> everybody, go get a flu shot. you don't want to be here in this situation. >> state health officials report there were 46 related deaths in covenant between late september and christmas week. two of them in marina and one of them in sonoma county. >>> a diddly was for continuing to blaze across australia. today, thousands of people to evacuate with hundreds me rex is by this navy. the latest and the conditions there on the fire lines and where there could be a bit of a relief. >>> straightahead, liquid preparations underway in santa clara

world war ii happened and the federal government ordered the internment of americans of japanese ancestry, which included the miyamotos. our family lost everything here in san francisco and were forcibly relocated to heart mountain in wyoming for the first part of the war. did they give up? of course not. in fact, my grandfather's three brothers proudly fought for the united states as part of the most decorated unit in military history, the 442nd regimental combat team. lucky for me, after the war, the miyamotos returned to san francisco and began a new. my father grew up and became an attorney, he practiced law for the state of california and actually became appellate-level judge for the workers compensation review board. i share this with you because this is my family. they are the role models who influenced me. they faced adversity and racial discrimination and yet they responded with grace, strength and grit and actually became civil servants. the miyamotos became the change they wanted to see. they embody resilience. inspired by my family tradition of service, i chose to join the san

around the world or going to print money as long as is necessary the japanese have said they will the europeans the english you know the federal reserve i mean this is madness we're all going to pay a horrible price some day but in the meantime there's a lot of fun for a lot of people so what are these long term consequences what's the price of this. oh myside never before in world history of interest rates been this low all the central banks in the world have driven interest rates to historic lows they're negative in some some countries this is never ever happened in world history what will the consequences will be for us i can say it was never happened but in my view what's going to what is dead is going higher and higher and higher everywhere in the world american central bank increased its balance sheet by over 500 percent in less than a decade i mean these are astonishing statements and astonishing facts that every day the japanese central bank prints money and buy. bonds this is insanity that's not the way. cell of economic systems are supposed to work and when it all crashes around us you know in 2008 miss i we have a p

the world are going to print money as long as is necessary the japanese has said they will the europeans the english you know the federal reserve i mean this is madness we're all going to pay a price some day but in the meantime there's a lot of fun for a lot of people. and one of the trade deal provided some measure relief there weren't any positive surprises for the market it only provided a psychological relief for the market temporarily calming the volatility in asia however the nikkei and flat the shanghai composite fell half a percent and in the all his press interview he did not characterize this as a quote groundbreaking move moment instead he summed it up as to what we've been saying all along it help to alleviate the current tensions in trade friction and eliminate market uncertainty it is to stabilize expectations and enhance confidence over in europe and also didn't react to president from self promotion the dax and the footsie traded down and the cac was virtually unchanged likewise the us markets continue to rally we're also not predicated on this trade agreement but rather on the back of strong bank earni

in 1987 would the o japanese eny ready on our studies. need to be on our federal debt.ind of an obsession of his. the delis are friends. and their enemies in some ways need to be embraced. this of course would ultimately is that they didn't use it all. if you look at hr and speech and security conference, the senator asked bump up the question about indebted 12, the military offices will involved in sabotaging was presidential election in 2016. he said something like you have to have despicable truth. they can be wrong. the library california, a few months before ins resigned, a city can't trust good. then you have a kind of view of the world. the book with this amazing meeting where the bedding of opened in 1943. so the most consistent your conference room in the world. so they have this discussion. so fdr and marshall. the book with this meeting is the most important meeting in the presidency in many ways. trump doesn't know much about what we are doing the world obviously. and why is he posting around the world and where are trade agreements and posturing. where are

world war ii happened and the federal government ordered the internment of americans of japanese ancestryuded the miyamotos. our family lost everything here in san francisco and were forcibly relocated to heart mountain in wyoming for the first part of the war. did they give up? of course not. in fact, my grandfather's three brothers proudly fought for the united states as part of the most decorated unit in military history, the 442nd regimental combat team. lucky for me, after the war, the miyamotos returned to san francisco and began a new. my father grew up and became an attorney, he practiced law for the state of california and actually became appellate-level judge for the workers compensation review board. i share this with you because this is my family. they are the role models who influenced me. they faced adversity and racial discrimination and yet they responded with grace, strength and grit and actually became civil servants. the miyamotos became the change they wanted to see. they embody resilience. inspired by my family tradition of service, i chose to join the san francisco s

federer's main rivals, novak djokovic. the reigning champion had no problems brushing aside the japanese player.okovic a further to an eighth australian open title. a second writer has died following a crash at the rally a week after the incident happened. had --ch motorbike rider after emergency treatment he was flown to the netherlands but has succumbed to his injuries. was alsoguese rider killed in an earlier stage of the rally. -- his funeral took place in his hometown. he was impeding in his 13th rally. -- competing in his 13th rally. one team has appealed to another to let them play at home. they are preparing for the saturday luminary round with the q8 sporting club -- kuwait sporting club in dubai. the two iranian teams want neutral venues because of security concerns. the coach believes they will suffer without a usual support. there is no difference for them to play here because their stadiums are empty, but if we play in iran, 50,000 supporters will come to the studio. other teams and coaches have good memories playing at the stadium at full capacity. let us play in our own country. r

world war ii happened and the federal government ordered the internment of americans of japanese ancestry, which included the miyamotos. our family lost everything here in san francisco and were forcibly relocated to heart mountain in wyoming for the first part of the war. did they give up? of course not. in fact, my grandfather's three brothers proudly fought for the united states as part of the most decorated unit in military history, the 442nd regimental combat team. lucky for me, after the war, the miyamotos returned to san francisco and began a new. my father grew up and became an attorney, he practiced law for the state of california and actually became appellate-level judge for the workers compensation review board. i share this with you because this is my family. they are the role models who influenced me. they faced adversity and racial discrimination and yet they responded with grace, strength and grit and actually became civil servants. the miyamotos became the change they wanted to see. they embody resilience. inspired by my family tradition of service, i chose to join the san

federal agent who later wrote this memo. and i will quote just one part of it. mr. terrorists sake is head of the japanesentelligent network in the u.s. he has probably been on a trip organizing the japanese intelligent system in mexico, central, and south america. bingo. you can take out the word probably, that is what he did. so welcome to my world. memos like this are pure gold. in real estate, it is location, location, location, and a book like this it's research, research, research, and i'm happy to bore you with that if you want to ask any questions later on. now we come to the morning of sunday december 7, and there is a new issue out of a general circ magazine that hits the newsstand, the american. unknown now but it was published by colliers that people might remember. it would've set you back 25 cents. tumor mercury dimes and above lead nick out. it teases only one story we can win on both oceans by frank knox secretary the navy. inside is a two-page spread. a battleship with guns claiming and the first line of the story says the united states today has the greatest navy in history. if there is

world war ii happened and the federal government ordered the internment of americans of japanese ancestryeverything here in san francisco and were forcibly relocated to heart mountain in wyoming for the first part of the war. did they give up? of course not. in fact, my grandfather's three brothers proudly fought for the united states as part of the most decorated unit in military history, the 442nd regimental combat team. lucky for me, after the war, the miyamotos returned to san francisco and began a new. my father grew up and became an attorney, he practiced law for the state of california and actually became appellate-level judge for the workers compensation review board. i share this with you because this is my family. they are the role models who influenced me. they faced adversity and racial discrimination and yet they responded with grace, strength and grit and actually became civil servants. the miyamotos became the change they wanted to see. they embody resilience. inspired by my family tradition of service, i chose to join the san francisco sheriff's department over 23 years ag

world war ii happened and the federal government ordered the internment of americans of japanese ancestrywhich included the miyamotos. our family lost everything here in san francisco and were forcibly relocated to heart mountain in wyoming for the first part of the war. did they give up? of course not. in fact, my grandfather's three brothers proudly fought for the united states as part of the most decorated unit in military history, the 442nd regimental combat team. lucky for me, after the war, the miyamotos returned to san francisco and began a new. my father grew up and became an attorney, he practiced law for the state of california and actually became appellate-level judge for the workers compensation review board. i share this with you because this is my family. they are the role models who influenced me. they faced adversity and racial discrimination and yet they responded with grace, strength and grit and actually became civil servants. the miyamotos became the change they wanted to see. they embody resilience. inspired by my family tradition of service, i chose to join the san f