with two major wins behind him, the next effort is manila. an online service helping consumers pay bills, any bill, online instead of through the mail. george is a recovering attorney who has been working in digital media for years now and joined by us. so why do large organizations get it so wrong on the internet so often? >> well, i don't know why they get it wrong. >> because you got it right. that's why you don't know why they get it wrong. >> i think when you start with great content, i think it should be difficult to get it wrong. >> but they do. >> but they do sometimes. i think if you have great content and you hire the right people and the folks that you hire are really focused on doing what's right for the consumer first and not on saving the existing business models or worrying about the legacy business models, you're off to a great -- >> and we put the consumer first. that's how you sell stuff. >> you know if they show up again. >> the consumers is have the money. they'll give us the money. putting the consumer first for hollywood

residents living near manila bay were forced to flee their homes as floodwaters rose. many lost all their belongs as their houses went below the water line. >> the waves and the wind were suddenly so strong. so we evacuated immediately. when we came back, everything was destroyed. >> nearly 1,300 people sought shelter in evacuation centers. so far, evacuation is only voluntary. but centers are already crowded as more and more residents are seeking higher ground. >> translator: we're preparing plans in case the floodwaters continue to rise. we have already advised resident near rivers to be ready for massive evacuation. >> according to the philippine weather bureau, the storm is growing stronger and is expected to unleash heavy rains across the country. especially in the north. >> turning now to india where economic growth continues, but the infrastructure cannot keep up. a power grid failure affected the northern part of the country, including the capitol, new delhi. it has been called the country's worst power outage in a decade. the black out occurred on monday morni

the ministry lodged a complaint with the chinese ambassador in manila. it calls china's move a violation of an agreement between china and asean countries to find a peaceful resolution of the territorial disputes. tensions have been escalating between china and the philippines. a standoff between vessels from both countries near a disputed shoal dragged on for more than two months before easing in mid-june. meanwhile, china's state-run xinhua news agency said on thursday that a fish farming research facility will be built on the macclesfield bank. foreign ministers from asean nations, china and the united states are set to convene in cambodia for the asean regional forum next week. attention will be focused on how delegates will weigh in on the territorial disputes. charmaine deogracias, nhh world, manila. >> and that's going to conclude our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> the u.s. labor department has released the latest employment figures. the unemployment rate was unchanged from the previous month, but the number of jobs outside the a

people themselves. >> cdc said that more than 20 humans =,mxÑhave become sick fr touching the saw manila of the wild. dave gibson worried many people are still using it. >> somebody might have a 50- pound bag and just be using the very small amount so they may their cover. >>> bottom line, next time you buy pet food notice the store about a recall. do a search for your brand of food just to be safe. your dog will thank you. i'm john. >>> the recall was on the eastern and certain u.s. however, the other brand also fills all the food on the shelves was safe. >>> start off top showers and storms pushing through intense amount of lightning have had over 2,000 lightning strike counts al times when you look over the past 30 minutes. the bigger concerns here, mainly from flash flooding, okay, an inch or 2 of rain on top there's already flooded out then we also have that dangerous lightning one of the no. 1 weather killers. even though things like tornadoes gets most of the press. this is the type weather that is actually more dangerous. there it is for you. big line tskof showers and stor work

let's look at what happened in manila when the system moved very close. the storm wreaked havoc in manila. we have rivers swelling here. extensive flooding. riverside communities had to evacuate and seek shelter and seek higher ground. schools and businesses were also affected. and many areas, shut down completely for the day monday. unfortunately, even though the system is starting to pull away. we'll see another day's worth of rain here in the north. the system is moving very slowly. so that means prolonged heavy ran coming down over the same area. we are expecting to see the heavy rain targeting par fk laerl okinawa as well as taiwan. in the northern half of taiwan. you can see as much as 600 millimeters of rain. in the next three days. and that will include taipei. more than a meter of rain in the next few days from the system. expecting extensive flooding, potential for landslides as well as the very strong wind coming in. there is already very heavy rain moving through northern china. and the rain could bring 100, 250 millimeters. and landing on alr

manila, 32 accompanied by afternoon rain showers and thunderstorms. over to the americas, we're ards arizona.. remember the old catch phrase, don't drown, turn around. in other word north of that, let's look at this low pressure area producing ibly severe at times across he large hail, gusty winds and frequent lightning for you. been cam temperaturewise, hot in oklahoma city with a high of 36. in soutn one after another. the same pattern has been systems continuing to run aroun country. rome at 28. to 40. time of year. there's a look at the three-day forecast for the rest of you.up. i'm gene otani in tokyo.s for j.

new york, calgary, and manila, other side of the world. >> jimmy: yeah, right.n burbank. >> downtown burbank. >> jimmy: you are done shooting you have to travel for promoting the movie. >> press. >> jimmy: you have done that already? >> in the middle of doing that. flying around. i go to, i can't think about it. freaks me out. >> jimmy: do you get jet lag and that kind of stuff? >> it's like, wow i just realize how much traveling i do. a lot of times when you are on the plane, you have to sleep. i am not a good sleeper on the plane. >> jimmy: i go out immediately on the plane. >> i wish i was like you only for that reason. ha-ha. >> jimmy: i got you. i got you. but you, do you like take -- >> literally i remember i had to fly from london to los angeles for dinner and then get right back on a plane to london. that's like, 10, 12 hours. i had to get off the plane to go to work if i had to sleep on the plane. i had to sleep. some body gave me pills like ambien. great. take a little sleeping pill. pop it. and realized nothing is happening, but something else is happ

general macarthur in manila was asleep in his bed. he did not believe it when he was told about the attack. pearl harbor, the could not have done it. it could not have gone that far. of course within hours manila was attacked. the beginnings of the invasion had occurred. that was the diplomatic code that was broken. we did not break the military code until after pearl harbor, but it did result in our victory at midway because we did know japanese movements at midway by that time. nevertheless, tom dewey wanted to attack roosevelts for having known about the military events. what was the president going to do? he felt helpless. he wasn't going to do a thing but let it happen. general macarthur -- i'm sorry, general marcher -- general marshall intervened. got a message to do we through an envoy, physically sending somebody to have saying that, you are all wrong. if you break the news that we have now broken the military code this will be a great advantage to the germans and the japanese because the ambassador of japan in berlin is sendi

look what the it looks like about 12:30 this morning when firefighters arrived at everett and manila. there was a very strange sight, certainly the smell of gas is what brought them out. neighbors reported that. when they got out here it wasn't the smell they noticed first, it was a plume of dust shooting up from beneath the street. here is what firefighters did next. >> we did explosive gas readings and found there were levels of explosive gas in the area when he evacuated the four surrounding homes to ensure that the safety of the residents. >> reporter: crews are telling me under this street is a conglomeration of gaslines. it is like spaghetti down there it took time to find the gas main to cap it off, they have done that. there are four homes evacuated. the evacuees not going back in. i got a chance to talk to one gentleman. he went -- all the people went to friends or relatives' homes. he was saying that it was not really all that scary. he never smelled any gas. all of a sudden there was a knock on his door and firefighters were to the point saying it is time to get up and get

pretty significant level of natural gas and they evacuated four corner houses at the intersection of manila and everett. when firefighters pulled up they saw a plume of dust shooting up out of the street. >> this column coming out of the ground is dried dust where the gas has dried the dirt up and it is a fine powder generated into the air as the gas is leak out of the ground. >> reporter: we've got a two inch gas main rupture, four homes evacuated this has happened underground what is described as a conglomeration of gaslines. right now, pg&e crews, they've dug down at one corner they are going back to another corner and start on both sides of this leak, clamp down that pipe and shut it off. no estimate when that is going to happen. as for the families, they went with family and friends it was orderly. by the time the battalion chief got out here they had already been taken care of for the night. no need for the red cross. four homes evacuated out here. and this pipe still leaking pg&e trying to get on both sides to clamp it down. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 5:04 now. antioch police sa

what really cast the die, i happened to have been personally in manila giving a graduation speech. made my first mistake when i came home. but i did and went in the office on monday. i got a call from mcgruder, amongst others. mcgruder said, you've got to talk to gordon litty. i said, you talk to him. he said, i can't talk to him. he threatened to kill me. so i met with litty and learned from litty, who confesses the whole thing to me that not only has he been involved with watergate, but two of the men in the d.c. jail as part of his team were involved in an earlier operation on behalf of the white house to break into daniel elsburg's psychiatry office. it's right at that moment that i realized we've got really big problems and i don't have a clue what to do with them. my predecessor, john ehrlichman, who had been white house counsel, one of the things i said to him very early in the conversations after reporting what i knew is i said, john, we probably need a criminal lawyer here. he dismissed that. i realized if there was anything that was essential at that white house, it was t

they responded to a gas leak at the intersection of manila from interstate 880. four homes had to be evacuated for several hours. pg&e had to cap that leak. >>> the san francisco sheriff's department is dealing with another domestic violence incident. he is due to court today. now the gay lieutenant is accused of punching another man at gold's gym last week. they spoke to the alleged victim who did not want to show his face. >> hit to the nose, couple of hits to the face, jaw injured. >> he is well-known in the castro district. he recently appeared in the butch factor which examined law enforcement. >>> and last night demonstrators protesting officer involved shootings clashed with police for a 4th straight day. protesters are shutout from city council meeting tossed patio chairs through the window of a starbucks. that included two this past weekend. they are asking the federal government to investigate the police shooting. >>> family and friends will gather to say a final goodbye to a father who was killed in friday's movie massacre.$♪ he was the oldest of the p

bangkok and manila both at 32. you are going to be experiencing afternoon heavy rain showers and thunderstorm activity in both of these areas. towards the americas let's talk about the tropical systems in the eastern pacific. we have amelia here. you can see a well defined eye in the satellite picture. this is going to continue to head out to sea. a fish storm indeed. even this area behind it the national hurricane center is watching this very closely for possible development. that should follow the same path as amelia and continue to head out to sea. towards the east we have the rainy season boundary in the southeast. and this is bringing heavy rainfall about 150 millimeters could fall through friday. and even farther off here towards the west you have this baking heat towards the southwest here and across portions of arizona over towards southern california you are going to be seeing absolutely record breaking temperatures here. las vegas with a high of 45. in san diego you are seeing record breaking temperatures

manila with a high of 32. hong kong up to 33. shanghai 34. but seoul only the high 20s on your wednesday. americas bringing wet weather here across much of the southeastern u.s. this whole boundary making things very muggy along the gulf states here. you could also see heavy rain showers with this, accompanied by the rather warm temperatures. but north of that, cooler weather across much of the great lakes region. that's due to that big air mass pushing this front al boundary further south pst rains continue to affect new mexico and texas. you see the areas in blue, this is extremely dry. very prone to fire weather at this time. unfortunately, these areas won't bring rain fall. as the rain fall here, it is evaporating in the atmosphere. unfortunately thunderstorm activity could accompany it. lightning triggering further wildfires across much of this region. still very hot in the southwest, 46 for a high in phoenix. london 30. towards the east, atlanta remaining hot and muggy for your high on tuesday. >>> now in europe, high pressure still dom

manila clams. muscles. we're going to let that simmer for just about a minute or so. >> that athey also add white wine, tomato sauce, and tossed water. they also add basil oil and chili oil. it gives it a nice bite but not too much >> the cost is added to the sauce and then everything is ready to be plated. >> the wait is done here? you are going to want to make this. i am tony tantillo, and this is tony's table. good by everyone. i'm going to enj

charmaine deogracias, nhk world, manila. >>> we go to sayaka mori now for a look at the weather forecast. >> typhoon vincente is downgraded, and winds are dying down, heavy rain will continue because the system will continue to drag ample moisture from the south, so areas, northern vietnam, and laos, you're going to continue to cope with heavy rain throughout the day. up towards the north, we have a low pressure system moving into the beijing area. if you remember record amounts of rain battered this area over the weekend, so any additional rain is not good news, however, thundershowers will likely continue into tomorrow. as for japan, staying stormy across the northern half of japan. thunderstorms, gusting winds, and even hail are expected. all right, temperature wise, getting up to 32 degrees in kyo, so very hot. sweltering hot conditions will likely continue into the weekend, but hotter than tokyo across the western half of japan, we've got heat advisories in place across this area. out towards the west, 29 in beijing because of the heavy rain. all right, moving into the americas, man

we are -- i think pleased at the reestablishment of dialogue between beijing and manila. this will be an issue that will take substantial effort. we are al -- we are coming into the region forum. we expect issues around the south china sea. >> the code of conduct for example. >> will be -- key topics of conversation. the united states is not going to shirk from its interests in maintaining these principled positions going forward. >> more with kirk campbell the assistant secretary of state for >>> we're back with dr. kurt campbell the assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs. dr. campbell, china has been investing considerable sums in its navy but also a whole series of patrols and fisheries and other sorts of vessels. analysts say they're intentionally intended to circumvent u.s. treaty obligations specifically this things that we would really regard as aggression by warships. will the united states consider aggression by these types of ships as the same as it would from a warship? when it comes to the allies? >> on your first point it's very clear

about 30 job seekers took part in the event at a hotel near the capitol, manila, on monday. officials from 14 institutes including japanese asillated companies, and hospitals attended. the first group of 93 filipino nurses went to japan three years ago under a bilateral partnership agreement. nurses worked in japanese hospitals while studying for japan's state certification exam. they were given three years to pass the exam. many failed and were not allowed to continue working in the country. nearly 70% have returned home. the high failure rate was blamed on the language barrier. >> if i have a chance to go back again, i will go back -- >> the embassy is considering more such events, including practice exams for those who want to sit for japan's nursing tests again. >> all right, now let's take a look at the market figures. >>> rachel furgason joins us now with the world weather forecast. some parts of eastern asia are continuing to see excessive parts of rain. now there a tropical storm as well. what's the latest? >> good morning, catherine, you're right. there a new tropic

and manila as well into the low 30s on your wednesday. now over towards the america's here. we do have storms blowing up across the ohio river valley. a frontal area here, also watching a cold front push through the northern rockies into the dakotas. southwest monsoon there in the southwest but over towards the central u.s. where you need the rain and it is not looking like any rain in the near term here. wichita with i-40 in the midst of route conditions on your tuesday. now, where you don't want rain and good news, it doesn't look like any for the near term here is across london into southern portions of the uk here. all these preolympic festivities currently occurring across this area. so good news, at least on your wednesday and thursday, no rain in the forecast but friday, very weak chance there. you might see some showers moving across this area where you are going to be seeing showers is across italy towards the balkins. it is continuing to spend similar conditions over towards the iberian peninsula. while temperatures are looking like this, madrid with a high of 37.

manila had demanded the incident be included. asean has again failed to solve the central reason for the row. >>> cambodia's economy has moved on from the pol pot era but even today the chaotic past causes lingering problems. one example centers on the construction boom. some households that can't prove they own their land are being forced from their homes. nhk world toshiyuki tarazawa reports. >> reporter: cambodia's economy is growing by more than 5% annually, a sign of the times is a new high-rise buildings, bridges and roads and the construction in the capital city of phnom penh. but there are victims behind the scenes of this large development. the government holds development rights and is forcing out residents opposed to its projects. it's not rare for clashes between the authorities and residents to result in injuries or even in death. observers estimate that tens of thousands of people were displaced by development projects in the past few years in phnom penh alone. cambodia's history is complicating the program. many re

down towards the south, 32 degrees expected in manila on thursday.ll right, heading into the americas, mostly dry out towards the west, but a storm is still ripping through the areas from ontario down towards the central plains. lots of thunderstorms, damaging winds, and even hail are occurring here. but we're going to see some changes as we head into friday. this frontal line will sag southward and bring in lots of heavy rain across the areas from the northeastern states, the lower great lakes region, and the southern plains. as the rain comes in, temperatures will drop dramatically on your friday. still a little bit on the hotter side in chicago. 32 degrees expected on your thursday, but it will get back to normal as we head into friday. heat advisories and warnings are still in place to the south of the front. 37 in oklahoma city and getting up to 36 degrees on your thursday across washington, d.c. all right, finally, let's go over to europe. ongoing thundershowers and gusty winds are starting to ease across the northern balkan peninsula and south

manila, 32 accompanied by afternoon rain showers and thunderstorms. and while it remains relatively cooler but still rather warm in seoul at 27 for your high on saturday. over to the americas, we're continuing to watch monsoonal flow in the southwest. southern california over towards arizona. you are still seeing these heavy rain showers. that's bringing the risk of flash flooding, especially on some of the roadways where you see the rapid rise in water levels. you could see the roadway blocked out. don't drown, turn around. if you can't see the bottom of the road, don't drive through it. could be a sink hole in some of these areas. very dangerous indeed. don't even try that. north of that, let's look at this low pressure area producing the risk of dry thunderstorms. and with that, you could be spouting out the risk of wildfires as those lightning strikes could ignite dry areas in the northern rockies. farther toward the east, the cold front. that could be flaring up thunderstorm activity. possibly severe at times across the northern great lakes. larg

and really, you make your way to manila, one of the great scenes in the movie on the bike. so much of it as you did? >> i think if i thought about it, i probably would have left the country. but, you know, it's the -- it's chaotic and beautiful there. but, you know, a third world country. wet roads, gravel, oil. and rachel on the back. probably a bad idea. but we did it, made it through. >> rachel, what was it like on the back? >> jeremy only told me a week ago that for him that was the scariest stunt he had to do. because he was responsible for my life. and i'm really glad you only told me that last week. had you told me that in manila, if i had smelled fear on him, i would never have gone on the back of the bike. i had to -- i had to trust -- entrust my life to his driving skills. >> a terrible responsibility to have by the way. it really is. >> somehow you made it. i read that you did, like, 90% of your own stunts. was that something personally that drew you to this? >> like, 99.9, i would say. >> pretty much all of them. it's not what drew me to it. it's what is require

the fire department was called to manila avenue in el cerrito just after midnight. neighbors reported seeing smoke but it was actually dust that the gas leak was pushing into the air. four homes were briefly evacuated. pg&e crews capped the leak and they found that tree roots had grown into a gas line and that rodents had chewed the pipe. >>> there are calls tonight after a protest for police shootings in anaheim. you can see police in riot gear, face-to-face with some of those protesters there. two dozen people were arrested, six injured, during a fourth night of rioting that left much of the city in shambles. here's a look at the protest and the deaths that sparked them. >> reporter: protests over two recent officer-involved shootings turned violent as large crowds clashed with police outside city hall. tuesday's gathering marked the fourth straight day of demonstrations since the shooting. a 25-year-old was killed by anaheim police saturday afternoon after he was approached by police officers and fled. he was not armed when he was shot. >> unarmed man, not engage

they had the thriller in manila. if you figure out what rhymes with san jose. bottom line question is does a samsung phone act and look too much like an apple phone? appearing arguments in federal court, this after yesterday's jury selection. among the jurors a google engineer and early people who own their own patents. the judge in the case started the proceedings off by asking each juror if they had an iphone or samsung phone or something else. you would think everyone has an iphone. of the first 30 people impaneled yus ten had apple igons. one guy had a phone made by cas casio. one did it for the junior, he did have a samsung microwave. he wasn't sure if that would affect the trial at all. >> honesty. >> 2$2.5 billion at stake. first day of the opening arguments this morning. >> thank you. i'm impressed he knows what kind of microwave he has. >> 6:22. heading back to london for a live look at the coverage of the 2012 games. >> welcome back. a report shows a condition ever bay area roadways to be in the worst in the nation and in addition to the everyday wear

it was just white manila envelopes.were bringing them over to the segregation and they came across them. i'm just despondent. i'm just about to just give up on everything. enough's enough. >> weir must now face the disciplinary hearing board yet again to explain why the photos were in his possession. >> class two, rule 33, misuse of clinical services. you can plead guilty, not guilty, or guilty with an explanation. what's your plea? >> guilty with explanation. >> this is the third such hearing that i myself have been involved with with this offender relative to this behavior. obviously, you know, he is aware of what he can and cannot possess. >> weir's defense is that he did not realize that he still had these particular photos. he claims that he thought all of his photos of minors were confiscated the last time he got in trouble. >> i thought she got them last time, ma'am. i really did. now, granted, i should have gone and checked. okay? i was out four days before i got rolled up again. i just -- i had other things goi

torrential rains battered the capital city of manila forcing many citizens to evacuate.than 2,000 people rushed to shelters nationwide. strong winds and waves ripped two barges from their anchors and sent them crashes into homes. china, firefighters used shovels and their bare hands to rescue six people? from a home in the southern province after a landslide leveled it crews say heavy machinery might have made things worse. rescuers dug out a small tunnel to pull the four adults and two kids safely from the debris. everybody is okay. thousands of folks help kick off the annual carnival of flowers in the capital city prawns. for port-au-prince. holding most activities outside city center. 20,000 people earthquake displaced. celebration also boost morale and provide jobs. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 "around the world in 80 seconds." >> tonight, remembering a pop singer legend tony martin has died movie musicals to television. martin's baritone carried him through a career spanning 80 years. tony martin grew up in poverty. found his escape in m

four families were allowed back in their homes on manila and everett street around 6:30 after crews cappeda plastic pipe probably caused that leak. -- >>> good morning that's the clouds causing the flight arrival delays and will cause cooler temperatures today, 60s san francisco, oakland, richmont and half moon bay, 80s inland. tomorrow the coolest afternoon in the forecast. >>> northbound 101 san jose one of the hot spots past 880 up to santa clara because of earlier accidents north 280 jammed no great alternates. bay bridge toll only to west grand. >>> the news continues now ♪ we're movin' on up to the eastside ♪ ♪ movin' on up ♪ to the eastside ♪ we finally got a piece of the pie ♪ ♪ fish don't fry in the kitchen ♪ ♪ beans don't burn on the grill ♪ ♪ took a whole lot of tryin' ♪ >> celebrating this morning, sherman hemsley. died yesterday in texas. and we are celebrating him this morning. >> i have to say they are doing a much better job than we did at the beginning of the program. but it's wonderful to have them here with us. the harlem gospel choir. and we just spoke again with randy

i've heard people in manila say anything of which i have two, an arm, a leg, a testicle, anything, i'llfamily. >> please tell me why this is going on. what is happening in serbia that is so serious that people feel like they've got to sell their organs? >> this has actually been going on since the fall of the soviet union. it began with collapsed villages all over eastern europe and then also with the war in yugoslavia. people began to be desperate and more importantly there were outlaw surgeons and brokers, which i call often kidney hunters, who have set up very e will elaborate and very sophisticated according niced crime networks, elicit networks, including money laundering, renting hospital spaces, flying people with illegal documents. really human trafficking for organs is what it's about. people selling to each other online, yes, that happens a lot. but the main problem is when black market profiteers get involved and they're trafficking people, often lying to them, deceiving what they're doing and also patients willing to travel. willing to travel to ba cku, turkey, philippines,

she said if i had a dollar every time i was called a manila whore, i would be able to pay for a ticket for an obama fund raiser. i could go on for a long time. i have a longer list here. my point is not to wring my hand about the sexes and on the left, not at all. my point here, although i am not happy with that, but we do not need to feel sorry for ourselves. my point is to point out the utter hypocrisy of the left. they do not care at all about women's rights, women being respected. they have an ideology. it is all ideologically driven, even the national organization of women. they champion things that say we believe in women, women's rights call all, their number one goal. they believe their number one goal is parity in contrasts. the you know how many republican women they endorsed in 2010? 0. none. they endorsed many of the democrat man running against republican women. they did not care about parity, gender parity, in contrast. they care about leftists in congress, pushing through their radical leftist agenda, and we have radicals in the white house right now. we have radicals pu