manila, 1941. saigon, 1975. the best analogy i can give you for what is happening, with going to happen in richmond, is a shipwreck. the city, its population, and its garrison will go through every single human emotion possible in the next 36 hours. april 3, 1965. it is the end of an era. -- 1865. cities change hands all throughout warfare. what makes these different? it's the simple as him. -- it's the symbolism. is also the fact that they are watersheds. the fall of singapore ended the british empire in the far east. manila has never been the same since the second world war when the japanese took her in 1941 and the destruction in 1945. just watch the movie because of blanca for the impact on paris. thest watch casablanca for impact oparis. the global reverberations of that offense, the helicopters going off the embassy roof, that puts a very sharp. richmond for the confederates. and for the union, is the same thing. let's talk about what happens to the city of richmond when geoff davis is pulled out of church

today, they are free. ♪ it was a grim reminder filipinos and americans were waiting in manila. ♪ manilaere on the outskirts. crawling under a ballpark fence is an old american custom. ♪ the stadium, a baseball diamond. [explosions] no game today. [artillery fire] battle never stands still. from baseball park to business district, this is a new type of jungle for island-hopping g.i.'s. a jungle of broken buildings and smashed streets. but the same kind of japs they have always been. [artillery fire] yamashita had orders from tokyo. manila ora -- hold burn it! ♪ earl of the p orient. this innocent piece of paper translates as follows. japanese field order of 13 february. all filipinos found on the battlefield will be executed. ♪ order, obeyed. ♪ cityen us and the walled was the river. and japs. [artillery fire] [explosions] building to building, room to room, street to street, we brought battle to the japs until they closed themselves behind of thefoot thick walls fortress within a city. [battlefield sounds] [machine-gun fire] the jungle did not stop these soldiers. neither did this wall.

honolulu, japan, manila, new zealand. there were no docks capable of i handling the liberty shift. anything you want you have to bring with you or build it. as the front moves forward, what you built already becomes useless. very often it was more useful to just bring more stuff than to try to move it around within the theater. they were focused on germany. china, inaccessible from the united states. because you have to have a long way drive across the road, fly over the hump. british very far away. lacking resources and focused on germany. what was a basic factor from our perspective is that it is a lot easier to get stuff to europe than it is is to get stuff to the southwest pacific. you can see the vessel turnaround time is two or three in the south pacific. 60 days for europe. the western pacific is not very far away. it is is very big. i thought i would contrast the western european with the pacific. normandy to berlin does not look all that impressive in the pacific. moreover, in late 1945, most of our army is obviously in germany. as a result, amphibious invasions were typic

about 12 hours and lo and behold the aircraft took off from japan and ultimately made their way to manila. the interesting part though is that the 302nd air group pilot were still sort of being renegades and they heard about the surrender flight and were going to attempt to shoot them down. imagine what would have happened then. the two surrender planes carrying senior military commanders diplomatic personnel, political personnel down in flames over japan shut down by their own stable air force. it would have been seen as a complete wreck reputation of japan's surrender agreement and treating all these things. that is the crux of the story. a lot of of the meat in this book is about the personalities involved. the people that played a big role are the japanese naval academy. he might recognize the name because if he led the first wave of the japanese attack on pearl harbor in december 1941, he originally was going to support the coup and then realized to do so would be to invalidate everything you believe as a naval officer and so he decided not to and he helped defuse the situation raid

but on a sidewalk in the heart of manila's old down, lola prepares to sleep for the night.e moved. she is, no matter how much the world changes around her. marga or teague, a al jazeera, manila. >>> more on all the stories we are covering, of course, you can find on our website. aljazeera.com is the address. aljazeera.com. i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, stranger bed fellows. like it or not, america might need russia to defeat i.s.i.l. even with an oppressive regime. a man who knows all too well when you cross the kremlin. >>> world leaders have descended on new york to address the united nations general assembly. it is an annual event of pomp,

part of what i deal with in the book because the message was flushed immediately two headquarters in manila and not was really high to make a decision. the day before they been attacked but no injuries. today there was a fatality and other injuries because several other crewmen were mildly injured. macarthur at that point could literally have restarted against japan. the options open ranged everything from fairly low-level attacks by navy fighters on airfield to seeking authorization to drop the third atomic bomb. mentioned earlier there was an invasion plan and depending on what services you read, have a third atomic bomb been necessary, it would necessary, they were not up and ready for some weeks or possibly months. what would've happened in the meantime, the japanese monster running. the united states and allies continuing against japan which would've resulted not only in the allied casualties a fairly significant japanese casualties. macarthur said okay, the japanese are supposed to be sending a surrender delegation by air from japan with a stop in american occupied island called it a

i mentioned the through ticket to manila being killed.convoy action -- you see convoys mostly against surface attack, but convoy is taken seriously. there are a lot of convoy scenarios. early on, you have a scenario in which the japanese attack why at the start -- attack hawaii with their fleet. not a small thing. this is the very beginning of the war. the fortifications are not complete. later, they are complete, so it is not an easy thing to take over hawaii. there's also a suggestive one where the japanese fleet is visiting south america, and we get the word that what they are really intending to do during their nice exercise is bomb the panama canal. and that's the only game that ends up as a fleet problem. after we decide that going straight to the philippines is probably not on, we switch to what is called a step-by-step across the pacific, which is the central pacific war. and every time you see a game, you see a separate, related game where this atolls are either seized or defended. and there is a separate cells, marines and army

the philippine airlines flight was headed from honolulu to manila whet it hit major turbulence so bad that 17 passengers have been hurt. not sure how badly. the flight did mappage to land in manila this morning a short time ago am medical team is there waitling for them. >>> thank you. 6:24. no excuses after this news health update. this year's flu vaccine is doing a good job at keeping you healthy. you may remember that was definitely not the case last year. the vaccine did not match a new nasty strain of the virus. doctors say a lost people do not get a vaccine even though it's the best way. >>> a new mow beam app allows parents to look at the nutritional content of the school lunches. there are even photos. chartwell has teemed up with nutrislice. the nutrislice app is evenful, especially if your kid has allergies. >>> how about this to start off your friday. more panda cubs may be coming to the national zoo. how than, aaron? >> it's like a rush, jurassic park style. >> i would actually like that. d.c. philanthropist david ruben steen has pledged another $4.r5 million so the began

holy father is greeting the cardinals, the congregation, cardinal collins, and the archbishop of manilaone of the youngest if not the youngest cardinal, and he approaches the chair where pope john paul ii sat. [ applause ] >> your holiness, my dear brother bishops, archbishop palia, and dear friends in christ. we begin our planning for the world meeting of families with archbishop palia and his staff nearly three years ago. we didn't know what to expect. the church in philadelphia was facing some very hard financial and legal problems. our priests and our people were hurting from years of very painful news, and the national debate over same-sex issues and the nature of marriage and the meaning of family became more intense, but we put our trust in the lord and we believed that he would somehow make it work. the months since have had many surprises, but also a great deal of grace. over the past week i have been moved by the thousands of families, and especially young people, who are hungry for a closer walk with jesus christ, and it reminded me that we cannot live without intimacy and pu

recibieron 17 muestras de los restos recuperados de rÍo san juan en cocula guerrero, estudios con dpir manilarechos humanos, descartaron que los sustituestu hayan sido incinerados. hasta ayer la esperanza que estaban vivo, ahora ten timos un dolor. >>> ademÁs, de esto, la procuradurÍa dio a conocer que fue capturado el presunto lÍder de guerreros unidos, gildardo lÓpez astudillo, lÍder criminal que ordenÓ la desaparicion. >>> asÍ dijo un de los acusados. >>> mientras tanto la casa de el joven parece abandonada como esperando su regreso. >>> versiones pe wroi dios tica dicen que la policÍa federal busca un el meven to que dash protecciÓn a guerreros unidos y tendrÍa informaciÓn de quÉ pasÓ con los estudiantes. >>> ya camino a casa los tu rest re turistas mexicanos que sobrevivieron al ataque en egipto, algunos deberÁn continuar su tratamiento en mÉxico, entre los herido la organizadora de viaje que perdÓo un hijo en el viaje. >>> con mucha pena, esto jamÁs debe repetirse, es lamentable. 8 mexicanos murieron en esta emboscada y las fuerzas de seguridad confundieron a los turistas con terrorista

imperial marines, imperial marines, the united states had some familiarity with from terrawa and manila, they were responsible for virtually all of the very extensive shore defenses covering nearly 200 miles of coastline in the critical southern region. they manned not only all of the shore batteries lining the various narrows of the strait in the south, but also those along the straits separating the island from socklin, far up at the tip of the screen. thus these strong well manned positional forces who are invisible and virtually all historical accounts, freed up the army formations from mobile operations and would also become a priceless source of trained personnel against a soviet incursion, now that presurrender agreements worked out at douglas mcarthur's headquarters in manila. yet this was not all the military manpower that could be drawn upon. an expansion, large expansion of the air force commitment on hokkaido, both by the navy and army was initiated after u.s. forces invaded the islands in 1944 and there was a very, very large assortment of combat and logistical support elem

he promised the nation of manila another championship.e's now in china to visit three cities, promoting his new under armour shoes, the jury he 2. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. hillary clinton going after her republican rivals. how she's trying to refocus her campaign with the growing controversy over her use of personal e-mails. also, these are not bracelets or bicycle chains. the latest advance in fixing broken ribs. find out how they work without all choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... right now all beds are on sale. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 24-month special financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. >> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a look at our weather with frances dinglasan, in

steph is promising the warriors nation of manila another championship.now in china to visit three cities, promoting his new under armour showers, the curry 2. >> much more ahead. hillary clinton goes after her republican rivals and how she's trying to refocus her campaign with the growing controversy over her use of personal e-mails. >>> also, these aren't bracelets, they aren't bicycle chains, but the latest advance in fixing broken ribs. find out how they work without all >> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a look at our weather with frances dinglasan, in for lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. a couple things missing from our forecast, mart reason layer fog and the westerly breeze. no flags blowing from the roof camera blowing out toward the bay bridge. temperatures are a little cool in some parts of the bay, like the north bay. oakland 54. mountain view 57. half moon bay 48 degrees, but get ready for the heat wave. i will giva preview of the next couple days. lots of 80s, even near 90 around the bay, 95 antioch. tomo

steph is promising the warriors nation of manila another championship.e's now in china visiting three cities, promoting his new underarmour shoes, the curry 2. >> much more ahead. hillary clinton goes after her republican rivals and how she's trying to refocus her campaign with the growing controversy over her use of personal e-mails. >>> also, these aren't bracelets, they aren't bicycle chains, but the latest advance in fixing broken ribs. find out how they work without all the pain. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com. >> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a look at our weather with frances dinglasan, in for lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. good morning, everyong. a beautif

town i hope you guys know there was manila town in the now financial district back then the manila town was a 10 block community o laid because of the redevelopment the embarcadero plan the i hotel came out of that struggle and part of the tenants arithmetic's in san francisco this as what's happening in south of market this is second financial district in one single project alone there is good avenue, i guess you can is that but it puts office spaces in residential areas there's a tlooirlg filipino community we need to think about in the next 20 or thirty or 50 years where the the filipino community going to go in the next year's where are we in that that place where is the city when it comes to immigrants and the latino families andized chinese community there is a central subway plan and every time there's a transit oriented project that is prone to vamentd gentrification so we need to think about the future not just in the next 10 years 3 or 5 years but the next 50 or hundred years thank you. >> hello my name is carolyn i work for the veterans equality center i'll urging the plannin

town i hope you guys know the was manila town in the now financial district back then the manila town was a 10 block community o laid because of the redevelopment the embarcadero plan the i hotel came out of that struggle and part of the tenants arithmetic's in san francisco this as what's happening in south of market this is second financial district in one single project alone there is good avenue, i guess you can is that but it puts office spaces in residential areas there's a tlooirlg filipino community we need to think about in the next 20 or thirty or 50 years where the the filipino community going to go in the next year's where are we in that that place where is the city when it comes to immigrants and the latino families andized chinese community there is a central subway plan and every time there's a transit oriented project that is prone to vamentd gentrification so we need to think about the future not just in the next 10 years 3 or 5 years but the next 50 or hundred years thank you. >> hello my name is carolyn i work for the veterans equality center i'll urging the plannin

their only hope to get off the streets from manila. >> she's 101. for 40 of those years, she's worked on this footpath. a widow with no children she says she'll stay here until the day she dies. >> translator: i don't want to be too much of a bother, child. one must do what one can do. if you can't, then you must suffer through it. that's how life is, child. >> reporter: lola's situation is rear in the philippines where the elderly are cared for by extended family, but more are fending for themz. many wander the streets until they're found by social services. this is the largest of only four government-run centers for the elderly in the philippines. spread across ten hectares and made to look like a local village, there are 240 clients here at the moment. they get their needs tended to for free round the clock. to be accepted here, the elderly must have no where else to go and no family to care for them. their numbers were always small, but that's no long the case. the government estimates that close to 1.5 million elderly people have been left on t

say that we re-patriots will be sent to manila to be sorted out. it did not happen. theredid not happen, but you are. it is in your mother's diary. september 6. >> as they left the camp, british internees were shocked to find out the life of privilege they have put in shanghai before the war would not be coming back. are the best part of a century, the foreign community in shanghai have lived in extraordinary conditions protected. some had made vast fortunes. in 1945, it was all about to end. communist marched south, the foreign community rush for the exit. the west turned its back on china and forgot the part it played in the bloodiest war in history. rupert wingfield-hayes reflecting on his ancestor's role in the end of the war. that brings today's broadcast to a close. i laura trevelyan. please tune in tomorrow for more on bbc's world news america. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation -- giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing

manila a high 3061. still a possibility going into wednesday. speaking of flooding earlier this week i want to mention the north island of new zealand we had a fairly strong system system. you can still see in the the satellite picture. that cloud cover moving in from the north has been bringing these showers. recovery is still in place for these locations but for a few of you, especially on the north island, you're looking at more rainfall. look at wellington towards christchurch, showers out through your friday, at least into queenstown. temperatures warming up there 15, for your high by your thursday. overnight lows still pushing around the freezing point. let's see what's going on in europe as well. here into western europe we have a low pressure area which is continuing to work its way towards the east. several funnel clouds reported there in the netherlands. it's still bringing the threat of snowfall into the higher elevations across the alps but we are looking at the severe weather threat not just over towards italy but parts of turkey. s

manila 31 degrees. seoul nice clear weather with a high of 29 degrees ontuesday. now acros north america, on friday at least eight tornadoes were reported in the midwest. that include hillsdale, kansas. weather has improved but a new syst is moving in providing a chance for tornadoes over the northern plains on tuesday. now weather has been quite wet across the desert southwest as well as southern california, so far this month. l.a. you experienced the wettest september day on record last week and more wet weather is expected for the next three days or so. there's a couple -- there's a tropical depression and also a couple of low pressure systems and these systems will likely cause more heavyainfall and as many of you know, this area has been contending with drought over the past four years or so, the worst condition is happening over california where about 50% of the land is under exceptional drought. so they need rainfall but too much rain will certainly call the risk for flash flooding. temperatures are going to be extremely hot in l.a. 34 degrees for the high.

manila will have a high of 30 degrees. hong kong 31 degrees for the high with partly sunny skies. shanghai at 30 degrees and tokyo 29 degrees. warmer than average conditions on friday. here's the extended forecast. >>> our top story once again. flood waters are inundating some communities in ibaraki prefecture causing major damage. and police say they've received reports that homes and cars were washed away with people inside. a levee broke on the kinugawa river catching residents off guard. helicopters have been dispatched to rescue hundreds of people stranded. some people have been air lifted from balconies and rooftops and many are turning to social media to appeal for help. the man on the lower part of your screen clung to a pole for over an hour before rescuers arrived. the situation remains very dangerous. the flooding is an aftereffect of tropical storm etau. the meteorological agency has issued its highest level warnings for ibaraki and tochigi prefektureses. "newsroom tokyo" will have updates on that story and more right here on nhk world at the top of the hour. i'm james

many lie in the poor coastal province of camarines norte, about 200 miles southeast of manila. where some of the country's highest concentrations of the precious mineral can be found. but much of it is trapped in ore underwater. so-called "compressor mining" originated in this region of the philippines as far back as the mid-1990s. the practice was inspired by fishermen, who used the motors to dive deep underwater to catch reef fish. but with the potential for engine breakdowns and tunnel collapses, it's an extremely dangerous venture. and one not limited to adults. pulitzer prize-winning photographer larry c. price traveled to the philippines for the newshour in november. there he spoke to 15-year old elias delima, who began diving when he was just 13. delima told an interpreter that divers get double the take of the other miners, around five dollars a day, and that's incentive enough. >> ( translated ): why do you do this? why do you go into the hole and bring up the dirt? >> ( translated ): to get gold. to help my parents. and to have some money for myself. >> sreenivasan: d

marga or teague, a al jazeera, manila. >>> more on all the stories we are covering, of course, you can find on our website. aljazeera.com is the address. aljazeera.com. i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, stranger bed fellows. like it or not, america might need russia to defeat i.s.i.l. even with an oppressive regime. a man who knows all too well when you cross the kremlin. >>> world leaders have descended on new york to address the united nations general assembly. it is an annual event of pomp, for a body that too often fails if its main mission, secure the peace. on the syrian civil war, president obama clashed with his russian counterpart vladimir putin, who attended the opening of the u.n. general assembly for the first time in ten years. the russian president called it an enormous mistake to overthrow the government of bashar al-assad, and cooperation with the syrian regime to defeat i.s.i.l. which he called one of the biggest threats threatening the world. russian leadership accountable for the fighting in ukraine and the military buildup in syria and in a not so subtle twiep at

so macarthur waited 12 hours in the aircraft took off from japan and ultimately made their way to manila. the 302nd air group pilot were still sort of been renegade and they had about the surrender flag ever going to intend to shoot them down. imagine what would've happened then. but to surrender planes carrying senior military commanders, diplomatic personnel down in flames over japan shot down by their down by their own naval air forces. it would have been seen as a complete reputation of japan's render agreement and begin triggering all of these things. that is the crux of the story. a lot of been made in the book is about the personalities involved. one of the people who plays a big role in it is a japanese naval captain and who she do it recognize her name because he loved the first wave of the japanese attack on december december 1941. he originally was going to support the coup and realize to do so would be to invalidate everything he believed at the naval officer said he decided not to any help defuse the situation. they're like one of the high-scoring japanese bases of world war

temperatures will be in the 30s in manila and also in shanghai. 26 degrees in tokyo with rainy weather on thursday. now, in the middle east, dust storms are covering many parts of the western areas and it's causing numerous problems. we have some video coming out of several countries there. a heavy sandstorm swept across parts of the middle east on tuesday. at least two people were killed and hundreds were hospitalized in lebanon. clouds of dust also engulfed syria, jordan, and cyprus where aircraft were diverted dropping visibility to 500 meters. dust storms frequently hit the middle east during summer but concentrate on iraq and the gulf region. some say this year the sand is very strong unlike previous years. and some shops and restaurants remained closed on tuesday. now, take a look at this satellite. this was the satellite imagery as of monday. you can see clouds, sand is covering many parts of syria. into tuesday, the sand was extending into the south. poor visibility will likely continue throughout this week. meanwhile, the skies are gray over the south of italy because a signif

they were flying from honolulu to manila when they felt the plane jolt. passengers who didn't have their seat belts fastened were jolted and got hurt. all of the injuries turned out to be minor. >>> could your next car be an icar? yep, apple's next best thing could be hitting the road soon. >> a driverless car, and it could create a whole new class of jobs. here's our business and tech reporter, scott budman. >> reporter: apple gave us an exclusive look inside its newest store. lots of gadgets and merchandise, but nothing about driverless cars. apple is not commenting on those rumors. we've seen google's autonomous car. tesla and uber are rumored to someday go driverless, as well. so how about apple? >> i tend to be on the side that says i can't believe that's a car. >> reporter: with rumors fly, apple watcher tell us the company will at least develop technology for such a car. >> a lot of speculation has come through comments that have been made and hires, people apple have hired that suggest that apple is doing something on the automobile. >> reporter:

unidentified gunman in the southern philippines it happened in a resort southeast of the capital m manila 11 gunmen on motorcycle boats were involved in the object ducks. now, the seventh film testify rat suffered way in south could a. showcasing documentaries from around the year, this year organizers decided to focus more on the issues separating and united hing the two career as. >> reporter: at an abandoned u.s. military base inside the adjoining controlled buffer zone it gets under way. to lead it off a film that directly addresses the division on the korean peninsula. telling the story of a north korean going tour. i former prop began at that painter who now makes equally critical but often critical work as an independent artist in the south. with his identity hid tone protection his family over the border. the film charge the increasing aching side i as plans for his first solo ho in beijing given to attract the attention of north korean officials. >> he's very poetic. but he's also very honest and he has a unique story. he is a di deflector who still really loves his homeland. he

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country representative for the philippines at the asia foundation and he joins us live from manila.me video earlier, and very clearly the gunmen, not wearing any hoods, so not too bothered about being identified. do we know who they are now? >> reporter: well, we don't actually have any claim of responsibility yet. but it is most likely that it's the. [ inaudible ] which considerably does kidnap for ransom across the southern philippines. >> okay, sorry, carry on. >> reporter: so we don't quite know where they are going. but they typically retreat to the -- where they have community that his they can rest in and keep their hostages in. they currently have about 10 kidnap victim says someplace there. >> and what has the government said so far? >> reporter: pardon? sorry. >> have we had any response from the government? this group is well known to the philippine government. >> reporter: well, the philippine government has been, of course, trying to chase down these kidnappers, it's quite some distance from their home base, so that it would take them several days to moving at night or

in manila it filled up a 10,000 seat arena and thousands of people outside. and we ended in shanghai with opening a new store in one of the main shopping districts. so i think it's a great expression i think of the opportunity we have. you know, we just announced we'll finish the year with 12% of our revenues coming from outside the united states -- >> how much does that go to in 2018 which we're looking at? how much of that revenue will be from international? >> we're building off our 2013 investor goals. we're a year early with reaching that milestone with the company and we're listing that we'll continue to grow our international business at a large clip. we'll be north of 15% will come from outside the united states by 2018. >> with steph curry since that is one of your all-star athletes, what would you say to those though who say you can't scale. nike still has more than 95% market share of basketball running shoes. it's so great to have such a big star, but what do you do with that? >> that would be loser talk if you're talking about what we can't do be

. >>> now to the scare on the flight from honolulu to manila. passengers sent flying out of their seats. 15 injured. some of them with ice packs to their heads. the plane jolted by an invisible danger, called clear air turbulence. david kerley covers aviation for us. >> reporter: passengers in wheelchairs with makeshift ice bags to their heads. 15 hurt when their a-340 hit that clear air turbulence after leaving hawaii. "the plane suddenly dropped like this," says this man. "my head hurts because i flew up to the ceiling," says this woman who was sleeping and not wearing her seatbelt. none of the injuries were serious. but that's not always the case. this kind of turbulence is usually associated with storms. but the philippines airlines jet was hit by an invisible force. it's called clear air turbulence because pilots can't see it. it happens when a fast and slow moving jet stream pass alongside each other. the air between those streams is disturbed, and if a jet flies through, it can get very bumpy, very quickly. and radar can't detect it. >> t

. >> a sal manila scare has shut town a restaurant. all four people had to be hospitalized with salmonella like symptoms. a spokesperson for fig and olive says they are working with doh. the restaurant opened in june. >> and here's the latest with future weather. we'll start off dry tomorrow morning. lunchtime future weather bringing rain into the area. potentially some heavier rain. we're not talking about severe weather in the forecast as we work into the afternoon and evening hours. likely continuing to track rain in spots. plenty of clouds throughout the day tomorrow, especially later in the day, and high temperatures into the low 80s. as we move into sunday, we're looking at mostly cloudy skies and around the midday and afternoon hours, there's the chance of an isolated shower on sunday. only about 30 % to 40%, but overall, i think sunday will be the better of the two weekend days as far as precipitation is concerned, but wait until you see the temperatures on sunday. feeling very fall like. i'll have that forecast in ten minutes.

this is in charge of -- he's building a $4 billion casino project in manila.een delayed the we understand that the regulators plan to improve this. watch the stock of universal entertainment. this is my second pick. the full-year profit earnings coming up 23 and a half percent. profit should go up 50% for this year. are you going to be back? david: i will try. i'm looking at a japanese stock. i can't read japanese to save my life. it sells office equipment. profits rose about 24 million. angie: thanks guys. back in an hour a lot more coming up on first john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect" to the former host of "celebrity apprentice", hasta la vista, baby. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, the hillary clinton's lap and then make america great cap, but first joe biden -- this is a big week in the campaign. there's the guaranteed to be good for television republican debate and hillary clinton's poll numbers are raising real questions in the democratic party, and john sets it up with his account of vice president

after world war ii when the commission consolidated graves of the pacific theater to hawaii and in manila. there were 1600 american troops period. we except the awful truth some americans would have to lay down their lives to beat fashions a better reasonable one is why guadalcanal? this was an island nobody had heard of. , committed and die in places like course a cup. -- corsica. the united states had 14 million men and women in uniform but they were sent to some places and not others the way they transformed american society that is wrapped up to the personalities of half a dozen people to make big decisions. so tonight story is military-backed words isolation country became the of local superpower within five years in a handful of men engineered that transformation. but to go back before pearl harbor and let back to the third days in the '40's to see the glove as roosevelt sought it. remember fdr was elected 1932 with a mandate to put americans back to work to stabilize the baking industry and get america out of the depression new york. he staked his reputation on domestic reform and

. >>> the thrilla in manila and the rumble in the jungle and now -- >> on thur night a group of staffers for various republican candidates gathered at a bar on the macinack island. what was supposed to be an evening of comradery turned into something much, much more fun, a fight. sort of anyway. about 3:00 a.m -- what else is on at 3:00 a.m.? [laughing]. rand paul's national political director talked about the deputy campaign manager saying he literally physically assaulted me by punching me in the face. the state police are looking for him. i have it on video from multiple angles. the video of the brawl quickly surfaced. >> now that either wasn't the right tape or it was from a weird angle. can we try that again? that's it. that was it. maybe it is better in serious slow motion. >> wow. >> great technique. >> wasn't that vicious? camille, it seems making mountains out of mole hills, right? what were they serving over there? >> it does seem like it. and to read the account of the policemen who were involved in receiving the report from this staffer who was very shaken by all of this, it

that's manila and it gets back to the asian-pacific war was one huge catalog of horrors. so i said, death toll probably about 25 million. that's probably a conservative estimate. there are people who will argue that there were 30 million dead in china alone. i use a 15 million figure for deaths in china that's on the low end of the range as i have seen from scholarship over the last ten years or so. of those as i talked to you about the 6 million military, 19 million civilian, that's a ratio of 1 military to three civilians, that's worse than europe in terms of noncombatant deaths. and one of the things that doesn't get talked about is the soviets overrun a bunch of other locations on the asian continent. and the japanese have colonized and they have crushed the japanese army. they have killed about 80,000 japanese soldiers in combat. they have captured the rest and during the further period of captivity, estimates between 500,000 japanese nationals dire disappearance over the captivity. recent scholarship by of university of california berkeley found in those evidence th

curry promised the warriors nation of manila, a championship.ry is in china for the next stop in the tour. now with sports. but we are not talking basketball tonight. college football. >> clay thompson was up. >> yeah. no. he is overseas. worried they're not working out for next year's season. >> yeah, there you go. college football kicked off today. saturday. and getting upset by northwest earn. and again, jared goff and the with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 24-month special financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am. do you come here often? he works here, terry! you work here, right? yes... ok let's get to the point. we're going to

he was in manila for a professional event busting out his dance moves.e did than a name for the crowd. he said he learned the dance from his daughter. here is her video dancing. i don't know, who do you think they better? >> i have got to go with his daughter. speaking of dancing that is not the only thing he did down there. take a look at this. >> there he goes. >> stick to basketball. >> the crowd loved it. i would say stick to the basketball and let your daughter do the dancing. >> that was very impressive. >>> burning man is over, one popstar was there for her first time and shared this newcomer moment on instagram. >> not going exactly how she wanted. that is katy perry. you could see she lost control. >> below the video she wrote local obvious first time burner alert". alert". -- she wrote," obvious first time burner". >> one last night a wooden temple was burned in a symbol of cleansing. the pumpkin spice latte arrives tomorrow at starbucks. are you a fan? >> no, not at all. just give me a cup of coffee. >> for those of you who are fans they are a

the plane landed safely in manila. >>> pope francis may be heading to new york and philadelphia but he's reaching out to a man in missouri. it's not how the aware of his work but he was asked to make a blend for he and his staff. he took into consideration the pope's love for wine and food. >> a bit overwhelming. obviously, humbling. i took a few risks and you know how that can go and it paid o puede ir y esto dio months. and plans on donating a 60- pound bag. and we'll be carrying all of the papal events. learn more about what the pope will be doing in new york city at www.abc7ny.com/pope. >>> this story is out of an episode of lass see. phoebe a bassett hound got trapped and her buddy wouldn't abandon her. she left from time to time to go and get help. the dog was looking around and finally, the setter got the attention of some people and led them back to phoebe and the dogs are now safe at home. >> that's pretty darn cute. >> there needs to be a children's program called the adventures of phoebe and tilly. >>> coming up next, you've seen the video. two football players tackling a refe

what we're hearing from manila airport is that 17 passengers were injured. a medical team were rushed to the plane as soon as it touched down around 4:00 a.m. eastern which is the afternoon in manila. now, we're seeing pictures of passengers emerging. it looks like this woman has perhaps an ice pack on her head so that gives you an idea of the kinds of injuries. as i mentioned, the details are just emerging, but apparently it was an airbus 340 flight pr101. guys, thank goodness this plane touched down safely. all the passengers are off and injuries are only minor, so thank goodness for that. as i mentioned, the details are just emerging, guys. >> sounds scary, key simmons, thanks very much. >>> we're heading into the final weekend of the summer and it will be a hot one for millions across the country. dylan is in for al. what can we expect? >> last little hurrah. fall officially starts next week and temperatures in lubbock, texas yesterday hit 100 degrees this. area of high pressure is continuing to pump in these records and across parts of new england yeste

adam: the byler museum, the manila museum. it was those that came up over and over again.harlie: you said i'm not just here, i'm not prepared to compete. i don't do that. if you want me to do it, offer me the job and i will do it. renzo: i hope you understand, at a certain age you don't want to fall in love with jobs like that. you don't want to fall in love and then it goes away with somebody else. it's too much. charlie: you don't want to fall in love with the idea of building this museum because you have to tell them what it is and have them say we will decide on someone else. renzo: it's just that passion. you cannot do this profession without passion. you have to put yourself entirely fair. this was incredible. i'm european, italian. i grew up with the idea that freedom comes from this country. you know. we grow with this great idea, great roots, great culture. at the same time you need. freedom. america was and is about that attitude. making a house for american art, an incredible challenge. bringing together my sense of things, and this core freedom that is an absol

honolulu, japan, manila, new zealand. there were no docks capable of i handling the liberty shift. anything you want you have to bring with you or build it. as the front moves forward, what you built already becomes useless. very often it was more useful to just bring more stuff than to try to move it around within the theater. they were focused on germany. china, inaccessible from the united states. because you have to have a long way drive across the road, fly over the hump. british very far away. lacking resources and focused on germany. what was a basic factor from our perspective is that it is a lot easier to get stuff to europe than it is is to get stuff to the southwest pacific. you can see the vessel turnaround time is two or three in the south pacific. 60 days for europe. the western pacific is not very far away. it is is very big. i thought i would contrast the western european with the pacific. normandy to berlin does not look all that impressive in the pacific. moreover, in late 1945, most of our army is obviously in germany. as a result, amphibious invasions were typic

report and associate director of children's rights at human rights watch, she joins us live from manila. before we talk about what the philippines government has down, how widespread is the use of children in gold mining in the philippines. >> there are thousands of children working in the philippines goldmines. they dive under water at risk of drowning. they dig in pits that may collapse. and they process gold sometimes with america -- mercury. it may be thousands, over 10,000. >> small scale mining - why are the laws not being enforced? right, there are laws, good laws on small scale mining and hazardous child labour. it is prohibited for anyone under the age of 18. we think for several reasons. there's a lack of capacity and of training and funding on the ground. the national government puts a lot of burden for action on the level of the local authorities and require action. they don't have the capacity to do so either. in addition, we think that there's a lack of political will. on the local level, authorities don't always want to act. it's unpopular with business people to do this,

. >>> a california company is recalling its cucumbers after a cal manila outbreak that sent more than 50 people to the hospital and killed a woman. 280 cases of salmonella have been reported in 27 states the recall affects andrew williamson producers, the cucumbers were imported from mexico. and a 100-mile journey to ground zero. >>> these marines embarked on a mission to honor two of their fallen brothers and talking about post-traumatic stress disorder. >> he saved my life, that's the best way to put it. i don't know where i'd be without him. >> reporter: many of us have best friends, but few can say that have had a big of impact as gunner had. the purple heart recipient returned home with post- traumatic stress disorder. >> when i got back things were rough. him coming into my life, they changed drastically. and he has allowed me to do things i never thought i'd be able to do again. >>> he wants to raise awareness of ptsd and honor two brothers killed in action, he is teaming up with retired sergeants along with their service dogs. together they are setting out on a 100-mile hike f