they'll mark the anniversary of the incident in 1931 that led to japan's invasion of manchuria. around 200 people gathered monday in front of the japanese embassy in beijing. it was the seventh straight day of protests there. rallies took place in dozens of chinese cities over the weekend. some turned violent. police in beijing posted a statement online saying that destroying property is not patriotic. they called on protesters to observe law and order. police detained suspects accused of attacking a japanese-affiliated supermarket and destroying japanese vehicles. a spokesperson called on protesters to exercise restraint. but he stopped short of telling them to end their demonstrations. the japanese embassy is warning japanese nationals in china to be cautious. all japanese schools in mainland china plan to close on tuesday. japan's foreign minister and the u.s. defense secretary have been discussing how to diffuse the tension between japan and china. gemba and panetta met. >> translator: we agreed that japan and the u.s. will work together to prevent japan/china relations from

they will mark the anniversary of the incident in 1931 that led to japan's invasion of manchuria. around 200 people gathered monday in front of the japanese embassy in beijing. it was the 17th day of protests there. rallies took place in dozens of chinese cities over the weekend. police posted a statement online saying that destroying property is not patriotic. they called on protesters to observe law and order. police detained suspects accused of attacking a japanese affiliated super market and destroying japanese vehicles. a spokesperson called on protesters to exercise restraint. he stopped short of telling them to end their demonstrations. the japanese embassy is warning japanese nationals to be cautious. all japanese schools plan to close on tuesday. >>> japan's foreign minister and the u.s. defense secretary have been discussing how to defuse the tension between japan and china. gemba and leon panetta met on monday. he said they plan to solve the problems calmly based on a broad perspective. >> translator: we agree that japan and the u.s. will work together to prevent relati

japan's purchase of the islands has stirred memories of the occupation of manchuria by japanese troops. china is not willing to relinquish its sovereignty again. >> china is worried that japan will be able to keep the island. if the country has possession of an area for 50 years, they have a claim to it by international law. china wants to prevent that, so they are moving against japan. >> china, japan, and taiwan all lay claim to the islands. over the summer, many have tried literally to plan their flag on the territory. some demands go back hundreds of years. china's case hinges on nautical maps dating from the sixth century. he has also collected what he describes as evidence. dam it does not help trying to dust off the past. we should let the judges decide. china and japan should take the case to the international court. in both arguments would be heard. >> the family still owns one of the islands. they have leased the island to the military, which is using the area as a training ground.ve shr now at least, it is only a drill. >> germany is following france's lead and closing the e

. >> the federated indians of manchuria will pay to widen the roads. the casino is expected to open in 2013. >> the national navicular securities the ministration says the laboratory will take the materials out of limit livermore and save money by consolidating materials. >> we are warming up for another day. here are the highs for today. there is not much of and the way of fog for today. there were some high clouds that made their way across the bay to day. this is the tail end of a weather system. there were some showers in the northeastern part of the state. >> here is a look out over the bay. there will be some fog moving in over the golden gate bridge pin >> here are the highs for tomorrow. it will be cooler or crossed the area tomorrow. >>vicki: to football fans went to the hospital at the raiders' game. the injuries were not life- threatening but alcohol could be responsible. >> hayward bay was injured. he was taken off the field but not before he raised his right hand to tell the fans he was ok. >> looking out for workers and businesses or 53%

it marks the anniversary of the incident in 1931 that led to japan's invasion of manchuria. protestors are parading in front of the embassy, carrying flags and placards. some of them have thrown eggs and plastic bottles at the embassy. several thousand police officers are guarding the compound. people have gathered at the site for eight days now. this is the largest show of security since the protests began. according to reports on the internet, people in 52 cities across china have staged similar protests. people in several provinces marched around a building that houses the japanese consulate general. and japanese nationals are warned to be cautious. >>> that's all for now on "newsline." i am yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much for watching.

tuesday also marks the anniversary of the incident that led japan to dispatch troops to manchuria in northeastern china in 1931. the chinese remember september 18th as a day of national humiliation. the dispute over these islands has divided the two nations for years. but the level of anger among the chinese right now appears to have hit a new high. nhk world's michitaka yamaka reports from beijing. >> reporter: this is a travel agency in beijing. china's travel season will kick off at the end of this month. but this company decided to cancel all tours to japan on september 10th. that was the day that the japanese government officially announced plans to nationalize the senkaku islands, which are known in china as the diawi islands. >> translator: i was planning to visit japan, but i'm angry over the japanese government's attitude. >> reporter: the travel company is offering full refunds to customers who had booked tours to japan. >> translator: of course it's affecting our business plans and we'll suffer economically, but we need to express our anger. >> reporter: this man works for

outrageous demands in turkey and iran, and backing the economy is takeover attempt in china, or manchuriacalled it. even stated the utmost need of active diplomacy back when military strength, and sent of russia, that there's nothing to which they have less respect than for weakness, especially military weakness. churchill been linked his warning about communism to his founding -- sounded the alarm bell before world war ii which warned his listeners that this first time in case they have forgotten, no one would listen, and one by one we were all sucked into the whirlpool, surely i put it to you, shirley ladies and gentlemen, we must not let that happen again. america and britain were at the crossroads, churchill believed, with just two possible powers ahead. failure to act on the threat of communism would send them all back to a school for for for a third time, he contended. in contrast, standing strong and actively pursuing settlement with russia wouldn't able to america, britain and the world to go down that brighter path where, he said, the high road of the future be clear, not only fo

demonstrators are gearing up for an anniversary on tuesday connected with japan's 1931 invasion of manchuria. there are at least 35 rallies planned across the country. >>> electronics giant panasonic is among several japanese businesses hit by the demonstrations in china, and the threat of more protests is prompting other japanese firms to temporarily close. panasonic has suspended operations at three factories until tuesday after protesters damaged buildings and equipment. electronics maker canon will also halt operations at its factories for a day. mitsubishi chemical holdings will close operations at its beijings office. consumer goods company lion will temporarily shut down a factory in shin on tuesday. supermarket chain ian closed five of its outlets on monday. a branch was severely damaged by demonstrators on saturday. it remains closed. >>> international forces in afghanistan admit they've made another deadly miscalculation in their ongoing fight against insurgents. an air strike sunday killed at least eight afghan women. the attack wounded seven others. people in northeastern afghani