but then during a tour 15 years ago jin met a filipino woman. she said that a japanese soldier had murdered her husband during the war and she wanted nothing to do with the japanese. jin was affected by the woman's anger still burning after more than half a century. jin later heard about the former japanese soldier who blamed himself for his brutality all the way till the day he died. >> translator: i had assumed only filipino people would still be living with the pain of war, but i found that people in japan were suffering, too. it was quite a revelation. >> reporter: jin started collecting interviews with former soldiers. some wanted to finally come out and tell people about the feelings of guilt they'd carried for so long. >> jin and her colleagues have conducted more than 280 interviews. each year, they screen a number of the videos in the philippines. many residents stay away, but some come to watch and to see if they can come to terms with the horrible memories. >> war sometimes make men crazy. not because they want to but because they are

prince jin, harvard, columbia trust, columbia trust they are smart enough to do the job and teach you whatever you have to learn. they look for internships often unpaid. that's one of the dimensions of this as well as extracurricular profiles that are filled with that dvds motivated by personal passion. things like sports, depending the person who it screens your resume, drama can be a good one. you're heavily involved in drama and you may be out of luck. the idea that the best and the brightest cultivate their skills not only in the classroom but outside is huge. if you don't have extracurricular activities motivated by passion you're out of the game. do you want me to continue? if you are selected to interview, a lot of interviews are open-ended. and open-ended conversation for the first five minutes they are why are you here, what he liked do in your spare time and a feeling of personal chemistry based on similarity and things that are outside of work, outside of school or huge source of interview success. after that, some firms have some sort of skill test in consulting the most s

scott mc-jin tire's tweet about violent acts committed by the australian military was deemed irresponsibly >>> a departure from cnn hit the headlines and twitter. using an official senior middle east handle. she posted a tweets on the death of ayatollah. >> a group of extreme agenda driven right wingers took that and campaigned ape gains me. jumping to a conclusion. they spinned by tweet, making it into something it is not, and put it out there and asked my employer, actively, to fire me. >> cnn. they never used the ward firing called me and said we'll have to go our separate ways. >> twitter's feed book loop has draw backs. on the flipside, the back and forth means twister was an indispensable part of news gathering the world over. >> twitter works with news organizations to help them get the best out of it. facebook is a movement working towards organization, and there are other powerful tools. there's a lot of competition. if twitter wants to keep its place, the c.e.o. will have their work cut out updating the toot set for journalists and may start defining what twitter is. it will take

they use a humidifier to pump jin and tonic vapor into the space. and they drink the vapors and soak them in through their skin and eyes. what if you have asthma? and from mother nature network, say hello to the virgin rainbow. the finest opal unearthed. worth more than a million dollars. and it was formed over millions of years from dinosaur vausales. it kill be unveiled in september at a museum. in australia. >>> and a 200th homicide this year in baltimore. this comes after months of unrest following the death of freddy gray in police custody. >>> a family in texas reunited with their dog after the miniature australian shepherd was found more than 900 miles away. the pup went missing from her home in houston, texas and was found in northeast florida. a pet was able to contact the family thanks to a microchip. >>> and researchers are saying skipping breakfast may not cause weight gain. for years they've been saying no breakfast means more waist. and now a new study shows it may not be the case. it says they've been re not facts. interesting how thi

the south korean delegation was led by the national security advisor kim kwan-jin. >> translator: north korea promised to work with occurrence of the events and ease tensions. >> north korea's negotiators expressed regret over the injury of two south korean soldiers by a land mine and agreed to lift the decoloration, of a semi state of war. in return south korea agreed to stop loud speaker broadcast and the two sides agreed to arrange reunions of families separated. u.s. state department spokesperson john kirby welcomed the deal and said the u.s. government supports south korean president's tireless efforts to improve relations on the peninsula. >>> japanese astronauts successfully docked a cargo ship with the international space station. the kounotori five launched with food and other supplies after similar missions by other countries failed. when the ship came within ten meters, astronaut captured it using a robotic arm and guided it to took with the iss. >> thank you very much for your support. we successfully landed it. looks like very golden like a treasure box. >> at nasa's missio

andy dominianni jins us live from the coastguard station with the full store yes, i hi, annie. >> it happened off the coast of association city. we're told one person on the boat was sleeping and other at the helm when and then began to smell smoke. all three are safe tonight and were rescued and nobody was injured. >> just before 11 a.m. this 46 foot sailboat turned into a floating ball of fire. just off the coast of ocean city, new jersey. and thick, black smoke poured from the ship and on board, two people and their dog. this photo shows one of the boats's owners with jack the 4-year-old golden retriever this was taken after the rescue. tonight, all three on the boat are safe on land. and according to the coastguard a good samaritan radioed for help while the three on board jumped on a dinghy stocked with life investigates and minutes later this response boat arrived in time to rescue the trio and coastguard officials say the people on board were experienced and that saved crucial minutes. >> it could have been life or death it could have been. if they didn't have anything ready o

the blast originated from a warehouse for hazardous materials, in the port city of tiang, jin, it is about 90 miles south of beijing. a dozen of those killed killed in the blast were fire fighters. >>> you can see devastating aftermath at cloud of smoke were rising. that blast left more than 1,000 new cars charred in the nearby parking lot. we are told force shattered windows several miles away. it destroyed buildings nearby. more than 1,000 fire fighters were sent to fight that fire which was mostly under control by morning. the cause of the explosion is unknown. >>> happening today, man left police on a wild two hour chase throughout pennsylvania and new jersey last month is due in court for a preliminary hearing. robert ritter is accused of stealing underwear at a shop rite. he is also accused of physically assaulting an employee on july 9th. during the the chase just a few weeks later police discovered warrants out for ritter's arrest. he is facing aggravated assault charges. >>> 5:07. walk on the ben franklin bridge highlight an update on plans for pope francis trip to philadelp

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chemical sodium cyanide has been found near the site of wednesday's explosion in the port city of chang jin some are being told to move away away. >>> it was 10 years ago israel began its withdrawal from the gaza strip. a decade later israel controls all aspects of life in the territory. >> reporter: there is no shortage of work to do in these fields. every day dozens. palestinian farmers cultivate this land. this man is one of them. he says up until 10 years ago he never would have believed he would be able to grow his own crops here it was a large israeli settlement. it was home to more than 88500 israelis and off limits to most palestinians. all that is left are a few disused buildings and while he says he is happy the settlers and soldiers left as part of the so-called disengagement of the gaza strip he is angry at how things are now. >> we live in a big prison. we cannot move outside the gaza strip that makes life hell for us. the occupation is the reason for all of our suffering. we deserve. >> reporter: the israelis withdrew from the strip, israel's government never managed to twriew

chinese authorities report dangerous letters of cyanide offshore from tynin, around the port -- teen jin t around the port where there was an ex-close. -- explosion. the level of cyanide in the sea water is 277 times higher than what is acceptability. officials declared the drinking water safe. >> it's looking likely that congress will be unable to stop a nuclear deal with iran. house minority leader said democrats have the votes to uphold a presidential veto. libby casey has more from washington. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi says if a vote was held, another would prevent a veetor override. she meat comments to the press saying: it's not the first time the influential democratic leader pledged she had enough votes. last month before congress left for the break, nancy pelosi threw her support behind the deal. >> i'm optimistic about our ability to support the president. congress votes to improve the nuclear agreement. if both bodies vote to disapprove, the president can veto, and the fight for the obama administration is to win over democrats to prevent two-thirds of the house an

. >> good evening thanks for jin jinx. i'm amma. >> i'm dan ashley. last tonight fatal shooting by san jose police happened on center road and bystander was almost shot as well. david louie with that story. >> san jose police had information that a murder suspect was scene at the center road strip mall at 10:00 o'clock sunday night. and they spotted him as soon as they arrived. armed with an arrest warrant officers told them to get on the ground. it instead he pulled a gun from the waist band. officer shot and killed them. >> i see the guy with the pistol and got scared. i close the door locked it. second second i lock the door i heard gun shot and hit me on beth leg. >> the owner of the strip mall land mat says he was nearly hit by the officer 51 fair. bullet flew between the legs and struck the glass door. the shattered glass cut both of his legs. testifies locking up for the night when shots were fire fired. police have not identified the dead suspect or the officers involved. the suspect is tied to homicide last thursday night office building on l

gary jins us from the border. that 20 foot steel wall, how often do people scale that? >> it used to be every day. of the but right now this area, this part of nogales arizona has 27 border patrol preps. not just looking at cameras, they are eyeballs are on this wall. they go to the west and to the east, but before they had the 24/7 presence people would go over the wall every day. they treat the poles like trees. they hug it. slither up the foal and come over to this side and slide down like a fire pole. >> jeb bush is weighing in on the trump plan speaking late today in south carolina. governor bush said it's not realistic. >> this is not about the big permit this the room. this is about how do you fix problems that are broken? we need to start solving problems instead of just saying how bad things are. i appreciate the fact that mr. trump now has a plan, if that's what it's called. but i think that the better approach is to deal with the 11 million people here illegally in a way that is realistic. and to have border security that is done in the right way to lessen th

we then jinned up a very high risk strategy with our u.n. partners and got to the finish line on a plan that does limit iran's, and virtually prevents them from becoming a nuclear weapon state for at least a decade to a decade and a half. it is still a little bit confusing to me, and as you say the other reasons why there is turmoil and violent and distrust in the region are clearly creating an environment where people are only looking at the downsides of the agreement. they are not looking into potential up sites. what i was trying to do in april, when we look out over the horizon, how might this change regional relations? i think arabs should see a net security benefit to them to know that there is not another nuclear weapons state in the region, but it will be a. of adjustment. it is not the first -- a period of adjustment. it is not the first time the united states has tried to establish a new modus operandi. how they talk about the agreement and their long-term relations with iran. >> met, you were on -- matt, you were on the inside as

carrying 54 people lost contact 30 minutes after takeoff from the province of papua, eastern most prof jinstion. >> here is a map showing where it is located. >> the plane was carrying. 49 passengers and five crew members when it lost contract. >> it was supposed to be on a 50 minute flight. we will have update for you on kron 4 news weekend. and at kron 4.com. >> we want to turn your attention to the weather. >> it is the big story here and continue to be as we take a live look outside the embarcadero and this is not normally cast in that shot. and check in with anny hong. >> you will notice hazy skies. >> due to the wind blowing in from the north. >> you can see a live look at our san francisco airport shot. you see. mostly sunny conditions. >> haze out there. >> get ready for a day for you. >> you have to getter rabids done. >> 63 degrees. and temperatures are climbing through the low 80s. and low 90s. >> today. >> will hit it. and for much of the afternoon. >> and much later tonight. still quite warm in the low 80s hand 8:00 this evening. >> this is 5 miles per hour for the afternoon. >

possibility of visiting china within this year and engaging in your third talk with president chee jinping will increase? also, great concern about the economic recession about moment. do you think there's a possibility at the impact of your statement as a result of the situation? >> i am hoping the people of china will accept japan's frank views on the occasion of the 70th anniversary. through my two meetings with president xi xinping we are in an agreement to improve revelations on the ground of the mutually beneficial relationship based on common strategic interest. japan and china share a huge responsibility towards peace and prosperity of the region. our bilateral economic relations are quite intimate. we hope to continue engaging in dialogue on many levels to develop a stable friendly relation and respond to the exit patience of international community. regarding our talks, if there is such an opportunity, i would certainly welcome that. japan's tour the dialogue is always open. thank you. i would like to ask about the security bill based on the statement just delivered. it seems

. >> thank you senator schumer and i thank all members for the enormous dell jins of looking at this deal and trying to ask and answer incredibly difficult questions. the united states senate has been united behind democratic and republican presidents for war, and i appreciate that perhaps we can come united together behind peace. where iran will be in the future, i don't know, senator. i really don't. i don't think anyone does. our intelligence community can give and i think probably has given you an assessment of what they believe, but quite frankly, it is a very complicated situation. the people who turn out on the streets tend to be the young people who are desperate not only for a better life and a stronger realty and a job, but they want to end their isolation. we live in a technologically connected world. they get on the internet. they see twitter. they use all of the devices all of our kids use, and they know what's going on in the world and they want to be part of it. i thank the united states senate for their support for programs which have helped break through the internet

we then jinned up a very high risk strategy with our u.n. partners and got to the finish line on a plan that does limit iran's, and virtually prevents them from becoming a nuclear weapon state for at least a decade to a decade and a half. it is still a little bit confusing to me, and as you say, the other reasons why there is turmoil and violent and distrust in the region are clearly creating an environment where people are only looking at the downsides of the agreement. they are not looking into potential up sites. what i was trying to do in april, when we look out over the horizon, how might this change regional relations? i think arabs should see a net security benefit to them to know that there is not another nuclear weapons state in the region, but it will be a. of adjustment. it is not the first -- a period of adjustment. it is not the first time the united states has tried to establish a new modus operandi. how they talk about the agreement and their long-term relations with iran. >> met, you were on -- matt, you were on the inside as

jibberish others against its getting rid of citizenship birth rite i just see how you use -- he can jinsupport when you look at big picture kind of -- do you want to do you want the image even in your brain, of people going around, and rounding up illegal immigrants putting them on buses shipping across the border. >> dangerous to think about that if born here a been a whether or not you are american. >> i go back ant forth with donald trump, he tells the truths then says something outrageous and you don't want to be next to him i know him very well like him very good businessman one thing if you if you know, he describing a scenario seemed a purposeful evasion of our law, you know youring pregnant about to have a kid, in mexico walk across the border you have it he automatically a sin entitled to welfare. >> if you have evidence that is what they are doing. >> not this is where i have big issue, he basically uses his story telling ability and his ability to communicate a very basic point like that, and makes the solution to the problem about that little thing the reality this country w