. >> on the floor underneath that shelf, investigators saw a manila folder. turned it over, they found something. >> we looked at it closer and we actually noticed the fingerprint in blood. myself and mr. carlisle looked at each other and said, "we've got him." >> was it possible the killer accidently knocked it onto the floor as he was stealing the security system vcr? >> the folder, the fingerprint wasn't face up, so the person who, as they were leaving, probably wouldn't have known that they left that essential piece of evidence. >> but it was a partial print and badly smudged. >> the technician and i were going back and forth and i'm like, well, i think i can use it, but let's see if we can make it a little better. i handed it back to him. >> but enhancing it would come at a price. >> that would destroy the dna profile of the blood the fingerprint was left in. >> investigators decided the risk was worth it. the print was sprayed with amino black, a chemical dye that reacts with the proteins in blood. >> we worked on it a little bit more and we decided tha

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in baghdad today where he met with iraqi officials as the isis militants continue their push into baghdad despite that secretary kerry says that president obama has prepared a range of options for iraq in cairo before traveling to iraq kerry had this to say about the present state of both libya and iraq the united states of america is not responsible for what happened in libya nor is it responsible for what's happening

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america the isis crisis continues as insurgents battled the government for control of iraq's largest oil refinery near to create the grounds near the baiji refinery became a battlefield as troops loyal to the shiite led government held off the isis militants who stormed the perimeter threatening national energy supplies despite iraqi government calls for the u.s. to help ward off the insurgents with air strikes president obama announced his plans for the u.s. response this afternoon after meeting with his national security advisers air strikes are not in the cards for now the president says he will be sending three hundred. metairie advisors to assist iraqi forces in a security and intelligence capacity only he's also working to secure the embassy in baghdad relocating personnel and sending in reinforcements to protect the u.s. facilities now the president also said the u.s. will increase its intelligence and reconnaissance efforts to better understand what isis is up to the u.s. has

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america today marks the two year anniversary since weiqi leaks founder julian assange has been holed up at the ecuadorian embassy in london the forty two year old australian sought refuge at the embassy to avoid extradition to sweden for a four year old sexual assault claim against him a claim that a songe vehemently refutes artie's pauline boyko is in london with more. step out of one of the world's most famous department stores and there's always a policeman nearby they're not worried about shoplifters but the perpetual presence of one man inside that building is to his since june in the sun so refuge in london's ecuadorian embassy inside a bottom floor flat in this red brick mansion in that time the wiki leaks editor in chief has still managed to run for the australian senate and become the subject of a hollywood film he's also had to share the title of the world's most famous whistleblower off the n.s.a. contractor edward snowden revealed details of mass government surveillance pr

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. like a scene out of a movie just weeks before blackwater guards killed seventeen iraqi civilians in baghdad back in two thousand and seven the government security contractor was under investigation and investigation that was cut short new revelations of a death threat against the government's chief investigator have now emerged according to documents obtained by the new york times blackwater manager daniel carroll met with special agent john ritter and state department manager analyst donald thomas jr to discuss their investigation into the firm's sub standard dining hall facilities and that's when carol allegedly said i can kill you right now where you sit and no one's going to do a thing about it because of where we're at now that's according to richard official statement of course and donald thomas corroborated his story and said in his own statement that blackwater went on to say i could shoot you and kill you here in iraq and no one would do anything about it because that's the w

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. overnight clashes with shiite militia men in iraq leave forty four dead and much of the city in the hands of sunni militants from the islamic state in iraq and syria or better known as isis president obama has already deployed two hundred seventy five u.s. armed forces to iraq to provide support and security for u.s. personnel at the embassy in baghdad officials within the administration say that the u.s. is also considering air strikes on areas now controlled by the insurgents along with sending one hundred more troops to further train the iraqi forces as the clashes in book continue government forces are focused on regaining control of the very strategic city it's the last city between isis insurgents and the capital baghdad as the sunni al qaeda offshoot push the shiite government further south with fewer and fewer government strongholds in the country but just who is this group who is isis we're hearing so much chatter about this organization but how powerful are they really i was

i'm manila chan and you're watching r.t. america insurgents are now closing in on baghdad the latest reports show that isis and offshoot of al qaeda are closing in on the volatile country's capital and just this week alone isis captured key cities across iraq including mosul and to create a sensually eliminating the border between iraq and syria president obama held a press conference earlier today where he put a war weary nation at ease stating that the u.s. would not be placing boots on the ground and confirmed that other options are on the table but he didn't rule out military action completely take a listen. the united states is not simply going to involve itself in a military action in the absence of a political plan. by the iraqis that gives us some assurance that they're prepared to work together we're not going to allow ourselves to be dragged back into a situation in which while we're there we're keeping a lid on things and after enormous sacrifices by us as soon as we're not there suddenly people end up acting in w

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america three hundred american special forces are prepping to head into iraq as president obama announced yesterday saying they'll be in the war torn nation solely for advising roles but while the president emphasized the forces will not be returning to combat loyal followers of anti-american shiite cleric will talk to al assad or warn that an attack on those american soldiers would be eminent secretary of state john kerry will also be in route to the region beginning this weekend hoping to broker peace talks among shiite sunni and kurdish leaders also increasing pressure on iraq's prime minister was iraq's shiite spiritual leader grand ayatollah ali sistani. who today called for a new more effective government as the isis sunni militants continue the attack on the big oil fields isis has also seized a former chemicals weapons complex with a stockpile of munitions although the u.s. state department says that there are new civil joining me now to talk about the sectarian violence in th

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in baghdad today where he met with iraqi officials as the isis militants continue their push into baghdad despite that secretary kerry says that president obama has prepared a range of options for iraq in cairo before traveling to iraq kerry had this to say about the present state of both libya and iraq the united states of america is not responsible for what happened in libya nor is it responsible for what's happening in iraq today the united states shed blood and worked hard for years to provide iraqis the opportunity to have their own governments meanwhile back stateside senator rand paul is weighing in on the subject that kentucky senator feels that the u.s. has turned parts of the middle east into quote a jew hottest wonderland take a listen we went into libya we got rid of that terrible could offer you know what should she hardish wonderland over there is she ought to everywhere if we were to get rid of assad it would be a jihad is wonderland in

i'm manila chan and you're watching r.t. america. if you've looked around the streets of your own hometown and maybe you've seen stuff that looks like it came out of a war zone well get used to it a new report by the a.c.l.u. finds that police forces throughout the u.s. are arming their long foresman agents with weapons and tactics of war this has not come without consequence though last month a three year old baby boy was badly burned when a swat team accidentally dropped a flash grenade into his crib while searching for someone suspected of making a fifty dollars drug sale and back in two thousand and twelve a similar raid saw police throw a flash grenade into the bedroom of a sleeping twelve year old girl she was also badly burned and both incidents swat deployments were not sent out to deal with some sort of emergency situation but rather they were used to search homes for drugs in fact they say oh you found that sixty two percent of swat deployments were hunting for drugs and it's not only that innocent people are getting caught

i'll be proud going to santa clara or a san jose or shanghai or manila. $5 million is what we do this year and the next year, we want to know how that money and insight more investment in our green technology and green jobs n this is the jobs for the future this is what the kids in the bayview hunters point and in the housing and kids in chinatown and in the mission when am i going to get a substantial green job not a job that pollutes or a job that i expel my head down to make money a job to share with our generations of people this is would we're doing and i'm so proud of the family and proud of our private partners in helping us to get to this successful point. thank you and congratulations to everyone (clapping.) so next i'd like to invite the president of the board of supervisors who recently had a hearing and asked you us the puc how to fund go solar you asked and it happened; right? so why don't you come up and say a few words. supervisor david chiu. the sun is shining >> >> we're going to do a couple more hearings i want to thank you all for coming together. first of all, i'm

those in manila are hoping to get the attention of local officials because they want the government to provide skate parks for them to practice safely. thanks so much for watching al jazeera. i'm morgan radford. >> for centuries, some west african communities have branded children born deformed or with disabilities as evil spirits. they are seen as a drain on limited resources and so ... medicine mre

in the south a chance of mudslides in manila. beijing, the atmosphere is unstable. we are likely to see chance of thunderstorms at 27 degrees. kyoto reaching up to 32. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast around the globe. and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. tonight a conversation about affirmative action. affirmative action has pitted one group against another, specifically asians against african-americans. we will get into that with an a for lee, who has written exclusively -- with jennifer lee, who has written exclusively about race and the quality. john lloyd young will close with the performance of the four season megahit "can't take my eyes off you

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that extends into manila. have a good day wherever you are. here is your extended outlook. >>> children at an elementary school in northeastern japan are back in the swim in their own pool for the first time in over three years. the swimming lessons were not held there since the tsunami in march 2011. all 80 students at the elementary school splashed in the water on friday. the tsunami flooded the first floor of the school building and left cracks in the pool. work to restore the pool was completed in april this year. >> translator: i'm happy to be able to swim in our own school pool again. >> it was the first time the students in grades one through four got to use the pool. . after the disaster, people had to take their swimming lessons at other schools. that's all for this hour on "newsline." thank you for watching. gg99Ññww >> welcome to the "france 24" newsroom. forging closer ties. ukraine signs a landmark trade pact with the e.u. russia warns the deal will have consequences. i'll string moderate levels. -- bolstering moderate levels. pr

and i know that i have said soccer is as exciting as watching drying paint play manila envelopes to a 0-0 tie, but i was just being hard on soccer because i love it. i wanted it to get better and it did. you're welcome. >> folks, this was a thriller of match. team u.s.a.'s clint dempsey stunned ghana with a goal in the opening 29 seconds, which is good, because most americans' attention span for soccer is 30 seconds. ole, ole, ole, ole! unfortunately, due to copyright issues, i cannot show you more than 15 seconds of world cup video, but we've done our best to bring you all the excitement of the big moment. >> that pitch looks superb. it's a bit hard, though, isn't it? >> the players were talking about how if it is going to rain tonight, they were watering this before the game, and it's very difficult to pick the right footwear because it's so hard that it's wet on top. >> dempsey. great shot. dempsey scores! [cheering] >> stephen: great moment. what an incredible moment for dempsey. sadly he forgot about it seven seconds later. now, that goal was followed by an incredible late-game h

manila will see a high of 30 degrees with a chance for rain. a little bit drier in hong kong, a high of 31. seoul and tokyo, you'll be dealing with some rain. warmer conditions for the eastern portions of china. we now look at the americas. we are watching out for this low pressure system near texas that is expected to develop and create some possible severe storms with winds gusting up to 100 kilometers per hour. possibly quarter-sized hail. you need to look out for that as this system pushes toward the east. the eastern half of the united states and also into canada. dealing with some rain and some instability. so expect to have that umbrella handy for you. toronto at 24. 22 in new york. that rain and thunderstorm activity stretches all the way down into miami. we wrap things up, the world cup is about to kick off. here's a look at the forecast for brazil. brazil and croatia, the first game. it looks like sao paulo temperatures up to 25 degrees, starting off with some fog but then seeing a mix of sun and clouds with beautiful conditions. hope

looks like anywhere from chongqing to hong kong, taipei, manila, seoul, tokyo, ulan bator, you'll beealing with rain. have the umbrella handy for our tuesday. as we take a look at the forecast in the americas, we're also dealing with rain and storms. and you can see here the white clouds building up, popping up near oklahoma. in fact, oklahoma and also into colorado, tornadoes were reported over the weekend. and it looks like instability will remain in place. we have warm air surging in into the central portions of the country. behind it, cold air wrapping around. that real slamming of the cold air is creating this unstable environment. maybe dealing with some severe weather once again for colorado and also parts of oklahoma. so look out for that. the unstable air mass for the eastern half of the united states and also extending into portions of canada will be bringing some rain and thunderstorms. so winnipeg and chicago, you'll be dealing with some thunderstorms all the way down into miami as we go throughout our monday. finally we take a look at europe. and we are seeing a low pres

manila's key index seeing gains up .6% finishing at 6,834. that's a fourth straight day of gains. solid consumer spending in the philippines continue to attract buying on domestic demand related shares including retailers and real estate developers. >>> market players are increasingly concerned about the situation in iraq. that's driving up the price of oil futures. the higher cost of crude oil means that motorists in japan are paying more now at the pump. the latest data from the oil information center show that as of monday the average retail price of gas was 167.4 yen. that works out to about $1.64 a liter. .4 yen higher from the previous week. it's now the ninth straight weekly rise. analysts expect oil wholesalers to keep raising their prices. >>> sharp is back in the black. but executives at the electronics maker have apologized to shareholders for not paying dividends this business year. about 950 people attended sharp's shareholders' meeting. strong sales of lcd panels helped the firm to record a positive result for the business year ending march. it was the first annual p

southwesterly winds pushing in across the philippines with scattered thunderstorms for those of you into manila. let's see what's going on in the americas now. severe thunderstorms continuing to erupt across the ohio river valley, extending back through the central plains, through the afternoon hours. numerous reports of large hail into kentucky and tennessee here on your thursday. some of the areas upwards of baseball-sized hail. that could cause significant damage. you see this front right here that's going to continue to linger through your weekend and even into early part of next week. the instability will continue to persist. that threat of damaging winds definitely there. upwards about 120 kilometer winds. large hail, even tornadoes. you have to watch out for this. also the damaging weather situations and that threat is still going to be here in those areas in yellow. south of that, remaining hot and muggy in houston, toward atlanta, atlanta you can see thunderstorms as well and cool off towards the north in chicago and toronto, even towards vancouver and seattle. sunny skies with tempera

manila seeing rain and thunderstorms. highs will be in the low 30s. now we look at europe.e of the significant weather taking place through the western portions of the continent. we have a low pressure system spinning off the british isles that will be pulling in warm moisture along with this low. the interaction creating the concerns for even more severe weather, and we even have this threat in the purple shaded areas of some of the strongest weather yet for europe coming up for monday and tuesday. we're talking about tornadoes, some large hail, strong wind gusts, as a big part of the forecast. heavy rainfall, as well. this extends all the way into poland, down into spain, as well. and so definitely want to make sure that you keep an eye out for this weather pattern because it looks like it's going to be very active. rain and thunderstorms in paris with a high of 28. 23 in london. very warm weather, though, in the central portions of europe. highs will be in the low 30s cop coming up for our monday in vienna. finally a look at the americas. once again we're talking about v

so manila, 33 for the high on friday. 25 in shanghai. meanwhile, warmth continues over into beijing, seoul and tokyo with highs in the upper 20s to lower 30s. let's look at the forecast in the americas. we are continuing to monitor two systems, one low pressure system is bringing lots and lots of rain into maine and new england states. another system back toward the west is going to bring yet again another chance of some severe weather. i want to show you a couple of pictures, one from colorado on tuesday where hail fell over the area and also into wyoming. we saw some hail and some strong winds because of the severe weather. unfortunately some plants were affected because of the weather. as we go throughout our thursday, there is that low pressure system, the warm air moving east of the rockies and into the dakotas, instability with cold air wrapping around behind it will bring the possibility of some severe weather with strong winds and hail from the dakotas, down into kansas and colorado. so make sure you keep tuned to the local weath

taipei, manila into hong kong and bangkok, you'll be seeing rain and even thunderstorms. tokyo also dealing with some wet weather as we go into our thursday. we take a look now at india where the heat wave continues for the northern portions of the country. but you see here a spinning system. this is cyclonic storm nanauk and it's expected to stay in open waters. it is expected to intensify as it approaches omen. so definitely want to keep an eye out as we look forward into the weekend. you see here the center of circulation slowly pulling away. however the rain from the southwest monsoon continues to affect the southwestern coast of india. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's a look at your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for me today. gene otani will bring you more updates at the top of the hour. thank you for watching. a >> those are the top stories this hour and also coming up in the program, brazil is ready to host the world, so says president dilma rousseff. the world cup tournament kicks off tomorrow. bowing action against sexual conflict, angeli

highs will be anywhere from 30 degrees in hong kong to 31 degrees in manila. 27 in taipei, and tokyo you will see some rain coming up for wednesday with a high of 23 degrees. let's switch gears and look at the americas. we are seeing a low pressure system in the central plains. this is pushing toward the east and bringing the potential for some severe weather. specifically into the deep south. now we are seeing a warm air mass also pushing into the carolinas. that creates some severe storms on monday, and it looks like coming up for tuesday that we will see the instability remain. flash flooding is also possible anywhere from kentucky down into mississippi, and alabama, and so again we are seeing instability for the eastern half of the united states. meanwhile, very dry and warm weather for the west coast. but because of that we are also looking at the possibility of seeing some fire danger weather for the next few days. so again, staying dry for the western half of the united states, we are seeing some dry conditions in the southeastern portions of canada but the instability remains

what i remember most about manila was the air. there was something about the air that was heavy. my mother and i lived in a small house. we slept in the same bed. we were always together. we were inseparable. one morning, my mother woke me up. my suitcase was packed, a cab waited outside for me. when i got to the airport, i was introduced to a man i had never met. he held my hand as i boarded an airplane for the first time. it was 1993. i was 12. >> hi. i'm juan antonio vargas contributing to cnn.com. >> antonio vargas of the "the washington post" thank you for your insight. >> editor for the huffington post in new york. >> jose antonio vargas is a pulitzer prize winning journalist. >> his rare exclusive interview with founder and ceo of facebook -- >> i lived the american dream. building a successful career as a journalist. but i was living a lie. >> do you swear that the testimony you're about to give before the committee be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> yes. >> i got invited to talk to the journalism class of my high school, mountain

and check out our website our team dot com for its last usa you can also follow me on twitter at manilachan see you back here tonight at eight. thanks. to. the dad frank dad but then acted in twenty ten doubt the police of wall street the f.c.c. clean up some of the corruption of our financial institutions and one of the provisions of that act just made headlines in a really funny way the bill set up a whistle blowing program for the f.c.c. where employees at crooked by mantle institutions are encouraged to report corruption where they work by sending and none of his tips to the f.t.c. and if they do and their tips pan out they can receive awards for up to thirty percent of any monetary penalty at these he recovers from the information and that can add up to either lot of money last fall the f.t.c. awarded fourteen million dollars to one whistleblower and just recently the asked if he handed almost a million dollars to another two anonymous was the lowers those are huge rewards which means the conduct the employees were reporting must have been awful but those millions aren't the funny

researcher at the university of california davis all that doesn't for now you can follow me on twitter at manila chan have a great night i'm abbie martin write the stories we cover here you're not going to hear anywhere so i have to admire the reason they don't want you to know that i have. read that. let's break the set. number of freedom industries the company responsible for the january chemical leak that contaminated drinking water for three hundred thousand people across west virginia everyone in the media was all over the story vilifying freedom and calling for their head that the news media acted like they actually cared to a few months later and everyone seems to have forgotten about freedom industries but guess what they just spilled again twice in two days at the site where they're supposed to be cleaning up their mass they have a collection ditch her rainwater that overflowed for two straight days which sent runoff right back into the elk river again putting thousands of residents drinking water at risk for toxic contaminants but this time news media is m.i.a. not only is freedom indu

america and check out our website r t dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at manila chan have a great weekend. on america in the financial world. to see these developments coming on stop and see very slowly take you through. the life there are are there. only harris was born in illinois and grew up to be a pro football player he signed a twenty three million dollar contract in two thousand and seven alone with the kansas city chiefs he made a lot of money and then in two thousand and thirteen he became a member of the illinois senate representing the fifteenth district where according to the illinois state constitution state representatives are required to live in the district they represent so senator harris can by law should live in the fifteenth district but much of that district just poor and senator harris is an x. football player who is god for earth so what's a politician to do the answer to that is now being questioned by the chicago tribune you see sen harris he lives in a crappy townhouse on a pot holed stretch of road behind a strip mall in harvey it's a city i

youtube dot com forward slash r t america and check out our web site r t v dot com for slash usa a manila chan have a great night. the stories we cover here not to write stories of extra headlines saying there's a reason they don't want to do things. now let's break the set. extending one's middle finger while holding the rest but if one's phone is one of the most ancient insult gestures known according to anthropologists and historians i'm a big fan of it as anyone who's ever visited me on twitter knows the middle finger has been used from at least ancient greek times to present day to express insults or the little moment the obscene gesture is know to round the globe to convey contempt and now it seems that building developers have caught the middle finger fever too in washington d.c. developers are renovating the residential buildings all over the district and making them up to sixty five feet high and they're surrounded by short two story rowhouses the result a bunch of new buildings that all look like middle fingers they're called pop ups and they're popping up in cities from new yor

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major foothold over significant parts of the country we're turning may not ever be an option artie's manila chan takes a look at how iraq's current state of upheaval is dealing a new blow to iraq's dwindling christian community. remember this place called babylon once home to millions of christians their rock oldest religion has been nearly wiped out of the country but how did this happen christianity was brought into iraq in the first century by the apostle thomas and his pupil iraq is actually one of the oldest continuous christian communities in the world and has subsequently been persecuted for almost just as long as the vatican has voiced concern about the flight of christians out of iraq and the middle east driven out by endless wars and poverty and discrimination during those wars for centuries iraq's christians have fled to the northern mountains of al cowshed where they found protection from an unlikely ally kurdish fighters known as the peshmerga and now with the recent fall of power far at the hands of isis some of the country's christians have one to get and fled to al coach bef

>> it begins with a message from the top at the manila mom. -- at a minimum.e finally have a leader who has raised this issue for the first time in history. we started talking about this topic back in 1999. the word diversity or womanomi cs was not a part of the language. now the question it is well promised her abe, corporate, and society be willing to walk that walk. we are seeing some encouraging signs. they are talking about neutralizing the tax system. systemow, a taxe discourages women from working. their gender statistics, their gender write-downs on boards for instance, these may be tiny steps but finally we are starting to see some of the top-down pressure being translated into bottom-up action. next, are we finally seeing some green shoots in recovery for japan? all that when "asia edge" returns. >> welcome back. so we were talking about u.s. equities. you are still very bullish there , europe, all the rest. you are selecting europe even though things are so kind of contemptuous when it comes to russia and ukraine and all the rest. >> you can always

there's slums in mumbai that people should definitely know about this idea and in sao paolo and in manila and anywhere around the world where there's an urban slum people should be able to find out about this idea and find other people who are like them who want to and these problems that's the idea behind the website i love it now that's a great idea i mean giving people the tools that they can all access all around the world we have this information revolution and we need to really seize on it to work together really quickly and plug your website where people can get involved and help out. awesome so project free world dot org that's the name of the website and i've recently along with the book i've released a bunch of wire frame so i plan on developing it much further to become more interactive and i don't care if it's me or somebody else who has more talent ability and web development that can accelerate this product how is it about helping people thank you so much gordon finnick social entrepreneur author of it's all my fault thanks for coming on coming up i'll talk about the horrend

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fleet or -- manila and guam so as lincoln put it the war came. we have known -- learned very little from that in our time and in fact what we have been doing ever since in fact during much of the cold war with the exception of the time of ronald reagan has been to redouble our commitments while reducing our forces. you may have noticed that there are some trouble in ukraine today. well, that follows from the fact that ukraine is disarmed. why is ukraine just armed? because united states government under democratic and republican administrations prevailed upon ukraine to give up the world's third-largest stock of nuclear weapons. how? was ukraine prevailed upon to do that? by guarantee from the united states. welp wasn't exactly firmly in worded by the guarantee of ukraine's independence and territorial integrity by the united states of america and now of course united states of america watches as ukraine is being gently torn apart by vladimir putin and which i emphasize gently because vladimir putin is not actually invading it openly or parts of

. >>> let's take you to manila where children work in a charcoal factory instead of going to school. many suffer respiratory illnesses. we have this report. >> reporter: 12-year-old johnson has no time to play. every day for the last four years he's been here, alongside his mother, making shark holes for less than $3 a day. >> with what i make we buy food. i get to have coffee in the morning before coming to work. i dream of becoming a policeman to help my community. >> reporter: he doesn't believe it will happen. his mother says she has no choice, with six others to feed. >> translation: i feel guilty. this is in the the life i dream for him. we do not make enough money, life is not easy here. >> reporter: more than 200 children live and work here, making charcoal from wood, scav edged -- scavenged from the dump. they are exposed to many emissions. >> the united nations says this is one of the worst forms of child labour. more than 3 million children are working in hazardous conditions leek this, amounting to 10% of children in the philippines. the majority of the children are young

the content of a plastic bag that was wedged between the manila file folders in the same desk drawer and a graphic drama to the pages in the binder. inside the bag were more than a dozen german passports staffed with the menacing nazi swastika and bearing the photograph of a young girl or boy. the broad outline of what gilbert and eleanor kraus who were my wife's maternal grandparents had done in the spring of 1939 was not exactly a secret. family members had long been aware more or less of the couple's daring voyage into nazi germany on the eve of the holocaust and their return to the united states with 50 jewish children in their care. for the rest of their lives, however neither gilbert nor eleanor kraus spoke in any detail with family or friends about their improbable actions and they certainly offered no clues that explain how or why a jewish couple from philadelphia wound up in nazi controls vienna determined to rescue children whose lives were at stake. but eleanor fortunately had written it all down and at some point she typed out on those onionskin pages a richly detailed ac