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years ago by a group of former attorneys and relatives of those who lost their lives during internment. house labor and welfare minister akira nagatsuma's attendance was first for a cabinet minister. he said the government will work hard to clarify how the internees were treated and collect their remains. japan's health, labor and welfare ministry estimates that about 575,000 japanese were interned, and that 55,000 died as a result of forced labor or exposure to severe cold. >>> a hotel in tokyo has launched a campaign to attract chinese tourists by offering traditional court cuisine served at an elite national guest house in beijing. about 60 people attended the opening event on monday at the prince park tower hotel. the chinese ambassador to japan and the japanese business leaders were among them. the chef and nine cooking staff from the diaoyutai guest house served the guests dishes containing fine ingredients such as shark fin and abalone. now, the hotel says it hopes to appeal to chinese tourists by learning the food techniques and services at the guest house where foreign dignitaries ar

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house. but let's get started with football where a number of international friendlies will be played on wednesday in russia host ball garia with a game taking place in st petersburg due to have a small dog here in moscow meanwhile england will take to the pitch for the first time sales therefore one loss to germany in south africa the three lions face hungary at wild boy fabio capello is still in charge and he mails in these to save their lessons from the disappointing world cup ron. so. there's a good but. not the same level that would play well if you because you were there but. when you play. well cup competition you have to arrive. really good business in. the game to be played. not the. least in mind of the players the mind of the. of for every frame. of. the game which is the game. but it is in the game it's all and all and i understand more of the mind of the players are there. preparing to entertain argentina without their man a judge of. the veteran a taliban is in a stable condition in a dublin hospital after suffering from food poisoning argentina likely to include leonel massey in the

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. >> reporter: right now students and faculty are gathered inside international house in berkeley to inaugurate za tuna college, the only muslim university in the college. he's from denver and wants to study with the school' well regarded faculty and then perhaps become a teacher himself. >> these are some of the most well respected muslim scholars in the world and i think it's important for the college to open. >> reporter: za tune as not far from the large cal campus. tuition is $11,000 a year. one of sa tuna's founders say the time is right for a muslim school because the community is growing, opening up opportunities for an array of jobs. >> there is a growing need for highly trained professionals that are grounded and have an understanding of their islamic tradition. at the same time, able to function and relate to the coemporary issues in the american society. >> as students and faculty prepare for the first day of classes tomorrow administrators say there's been no backlash from the bay area. no vocal opposition to an all muslim college. officials say controversy such as those

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the splined in touch with tell me touch your world the future a good good how would international house to change every green lol he told. me with. now the main stories we're covering today turkish police could soon be patrolling the streets of germany to help combat crime along the country's largest ethnic minority the critics say the plan is just another example of discrimination . in our exclusive interview nicaraguan preston's daniel ortega says the u.s. has no right to pass judgment over the whole world that's american media is calling on the nation to stand up to washington. and the star from the small screen has become a big hit among millions of americans we take a look at how a reality t.v. show the pope's lookee the top of the. nicaraguan president speaks to r.t. about how washington's policies are affecting the america that's up next. they have. commandant de thank you for joining us today regarding the coup to time hunt do you or did you see it as an isolated incident or could such situations possibly reoccur a youthful. i believe that our nations cannot remain calm the endu

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pakistan authorities and international relief agencies have set up tent villages to house refugees. long-term economic damage has already been caused. >> it ruined everything. then i gave birth to a baby. i'm worried about how to take care of that and other children. >> on friday, john carey arrived in pakistan to get a firsthand look at the devastation. he proposed boosting aid to wonder $50 million. >> for senators sent letters to leaders in libya and " tar in the case of the convicted bomber. a week -- a year ago, he was freed by britain on compassionate grounds after he was said to be terminally ill with cancer on compassionate grounds. a flight was blown up over the scottish town of lockerbie by the bomber. iran is set to open its first nuclear power station saturday. it is built by russians, who describe the power plant as an anchor that will keep iran firmly fixed to peaceful use of nuclear energy. the european union and u.s. remain concern about the move. >> the launch of the first full- scale iranian power plant has seen delays, but now it is set to become operational. mosc

and this story that i had been working on off and on about this boarding house in san francisco post internment camps. as i worked on this rashamon story, this other one came alive and they began to meld and they wrote themselves and became after the war. so when you see the play, you will see elements of rashamon in the play, but you will have to look very closely. and to cary pearloffs and scp's credit, they were very cool about it, which is the neat thing about working in theater as opposed to film. they said fine, let's go with this, let's run with it. once they were comfortable with it we continued to work on it for 3 1/2, 4 years now. >> so the play takes -- this play that you have now written, that has developed from that seed idea, takes its theme japanese internment camps and what happened to someone who had been in internment camps. >> uh-huh. >> this character had not only been sent there, the central character in the play, but also he had said he wasn't going to fight in the war. perhaps you'd like to talk a little bit about the theme of the play, but also the theme of the internmen

this is normal practice for our internal side of the house to come in and just take a look at what happened and review the situation. >> reporter: now that was special agent lee with an irs public information officer. the irs told us also that they told us a little more about these agents that are based here in northern california. there's about 100 of them here. the agent involved in the shooting was one of them and she says they typically investigate financial crimes, things like ponzi schemes and mortgage fraud. we'll have more on this case coming up later on this morning. live in san francisco channel 2 news. >>> 6:33. opponents of gay marriage vow to keep fighting despite a court ruling that overturned prop 8. hundreds of people marched to city hall yesterday to celebrate the decision. but the judge in the case is still considering a motion to suspend that order while the appeals process is going on. this case could eventually wind up in the supreme court. jade hernandez joins us live from san francisco with that part of our coverage. guilty or not guilty, jade. >> reporter: good morni

house ethics violations. >>> finally, it is international left-handers day. today we give a hand to those who deal with the daily frustrations living in a world built for right-handed people. >>> and all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. matt lauer sits down with dina lohan for her first exclusive live interview since her daughter lindsey was sentenced to jail. >>> and 22-year-old pop star ke$ha rocks the plaza this morning with her summer concert debut. >>> and this sunday on "meet the press," an exclusive interview with general david petraeus. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and much more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. the day, today on your nbc station. have a terrific weekend. -- captions by vi

international court today. >> a heated exchange between a white house party crasher and day time talk show host. >>> a deadlychool bus crash in missouri this morning. two people were killed and dozens injud when two buses carrying high scho band members an 18 wheeler crashed on interstate 44 west of st. louis. and we have a live picture of the devastating scene right now. you can see the school bus is just about to be towed away, still sitti on top of that big rig honor the 18-wheeler. authorities can't say whether the victs were riders on the bus. they are sorting out how the accident happened. they know one buhit the big rig an the second bus smashed into the rear of the first bus. most of th injured appear in good condition. the students were headed to an amusement park. >> british supermodel naomi campbell took on a new role as a witness testifyi in a war crimes trial. she s reluctant to appear. ruler charles taylor is on trial. >> arriving at the court fashioly late, naomi campbell made her appearance as a prosecution witness in the trial of former liberian leader charles taylor who stands accused of hu

situation with russia's minister of emergency is said again and finance minister and house minister and minister of internal affairs they've mostly been discussing how to organize the work of people who have been mobilized to battle the fires in the country among them soldiers volunteers five fighters and imagine system crashes how to make their poor more effective and how to use human resources more effectively at the same time how to protect these people from cases and also they've been discussing financial aid the sources are already promised saying bad about five billion rubles which is about one hundred fifty million dollars that will be released to help those hit during these fires to rebuild their homes and to rebuild their lives. full coverage as well of this developing news story on our home page r.t. dot com. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his country will take part in the united nations investigation into the storming of a garza bound aid flotilla the un secretary general ban ki moon announced the probe into the raid where nine turkish activists were killed by israeli soldiers out

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houses as well as suffocating cities with smog. bowing to pressure the israeli prime minister is expected to agree to an international investigation into his country's deadly storming of a gaza bound aid fatah led in may. food for thought farmers and hungry said they are being starved of business by e.u. policies and back the country is being treated as a colony modeled on a partner. and the online whistleblower wiki leaks posts a massive encrypted file in what some say is a p.r. stunt it follows its disclosure of ten more cars. now it's time for sport with who had it stay with us. so. hello welcome to watching the sports news an artsy thanks for joining us this hour let's begin with a quick look at our top stories says sculls corals three girls and sunday's two one way to sing to rivals spartak moscow and live up to second in the process. russia when their towns gold in the last event of the european a fed ex championships edging france and great into second and third in the medal table. mark webber takes the lead in the formula one driver standings while russia has been. saying korea have placed finish. and israel's on spells wi

where you can go super sonic, over mexico, international ocean waters. >> i'm ready. >> reporter: and andrews air force base. >> if we sell both of our houses reporter: now it's protecting stockton. >> protecting stockton, absolutely. >> maybe that fantasy is just a fantasy. in stockton. >>> julie watts filling in for lawrence karnow and she has our forecast for the workweek. >> clear skies, a lot of the same as we head into the workweek. let's check out that daily planner beings as we head through the rest of this evening mostly clear skies, a bit of a light breeze, the winds picking up by the bay and the coast. they'll die down during the overnight hours and we will likely see a more mild condition as you start off that monday morning commute. speaking of the monday morning commute expect mostly sunny conditions and a little hazy sunshine by the bay. and we could see a few coastal clouds but increasing sunshine really the dominant story from the coast all the way through our inland location. highs tomorrow a bit closer to average than what we have seen lately so we're talking low 80s inland and 60s along the coast. 0 0's, or at least near

where you can go super sonic, over mexico, international ocean waters. >> i'm ready. >> reporter: and edwards air force base. >> let's see, if we sell both our houses. >> it's protecting stockton, absolutely. >> maybe that fantasy is still just a fantasy. in stockton, don ford, cbs5. >> you wonder who is gonna buy it. all right. >>> hundreds of akers ablaze, what is helping firefighters get a handle on a major fire in the sierra foothills. >>> mostly clear a little breezy with increasing company coastal clouds but a bit of a warmup on the way. i'll give you details coming up. ,,,, mmmm. you don't love me anymore do you billy? what? i didn't buy this cereal to sweet talk your taste buds it's for my heart health. so i can't have any? if you can deprive me of what can help lower my cholesterol... and live with yourself. right. mmm, i worry about your mother. cry herself to sleep every night over my arteries, but have yourself a bowl. good speech dad. [ whimper ] [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and its whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy. 900 acre wildfire that prompted the governor . >>> crews are mak

the missions and to the village in the morning and burned down several houses there and shortly after that the ministry of internal affairs special battalions in church now together with local police started a special operation against the militants and it runs on credit of the president of chechnya a person that came to the scene together with his commandos to had this operation as a result twelve militants were killed we've been receiving information the seven said seven of them exploded themselves as they didn't want to be identified and only those who were shooting video managed to escape this operation cost the lives of at least five policemen while seventeen others were injured initially there were reports that five local residents were killed as well but later on rims on cars that have denied this information saying there were no deaths and months of three of the killed militants were identified and it's also been reported that not all of them were from church now but apparently some of them were from the middle east. well maria the region of caucuses a very multifaceted region so tell us how the situation