led by manila's finest.elp to keep former addicts away from the drug, but, in truth, it exposes the lack of any alternative treatment for them. and you have to wonder how long a police force busy cleansing its own ranks, can keep up this energetic community work. excuse me, sir. the police are also expected to make house calls, to check on registered addicts. this is one of the roughest of manila's neighbourhoods. the police major is doing his rounds, checking if one—time drug users are slipping back into their old habits. this man is recognised as the husband of a known crystal meth user. you'd better stay off it, the major warns him. they've already nabbed one couple with a methamphetamine pipe. they are made to march handcuffed with the police, on a walk of shame through the community. this man was an addict for a year. now he must put up with having his home searched every week. but at least this way he can be reasonably sure of staying alive. how do you know if they're clean or not, if they are still us

manila is home. he's got a penthouse in the manila hotel at the very top. he's working for his good friends. the president of the philippine government. and actually february 1938, couple has a child. arthur mcarthur v. his godparents are the president of the philippines. manuel and his wife. if you think about it in the late 1930s, to have ethnic godparents for an american child is quite, quite a statement about the way mcarthur is on racial issues. mcarthur moves everything to manila, library, father's library, father's uniforms, father's medals, everything. he's not going back to the united states as far as he's concerned. fate intervenes. the japanese get active, get expansion particularly after the big outbreak of the second world war in 1939, september 1939 and with the fall of france in 19140, creates some weakness in the -- among the colonial powers and japan decides to strike. and so begins to move south against the indies which today's indonesia and against the french colonies and into china which is laos, vietnam. because of this concern in july

manila being bigger than most has plenty of both. with -- the typhoon. so it looks like it's gonna be christmas in the city. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: thank you. cheers. ♪ ♪ i never meant to be so bad to you one thing i said that ♪ ♪ i would never do one look from you and i would fall from grace ♪ ♪ and that would wipe this smile right from my face 'cause it's the heat ♪ ♪ of the moment telling me what your heart meant ♪ ♪ heat of the moment shone in your eyes >> anthony: name of the band is? >> fritz: keystone. >> anthony: keystone? >> fritz: yes. >> anthony: how long you've been playing together? >> fritz: around five years. five years. >> anthony: five years. >> shane: all right guys, here we go. adobo is in the house. >> anthony: looking pretty. >> shane: thank you, thank you! >> anthony: as one does, i dragooned the band keystone into lunch assuming, correctly as it turned out, that one of these young punks would know how to make a good adobo. is there a single authentic adobo recipe or does everybody do it differently? >> shane: everyone

at least for micro people are killed ina manila at least for micro people are killed in a manila as aerful typhoon crosses the capital of the philippines. also this hour — bagging a bargain in the boxing day sales. bargain hunters turn out for boxing day sales, but it's thought many have stayed home after already splurging on pre—christmas discounts. and in half an hour i will be looking back at the past 12 months for the royalfamily, looking back at the past 12 months for the royal family, dominated looking back at the past 12 months for the royalfamily, dominated by the celebrations to mark the queen's 90th birthday. that is review 2016 the royal year. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the music world has been paying tribute to george michael, who died last night from suspected heart failure at the age of 53. the singer sold more than 100 million albums in a career spanning nearly four decades. he leapt to fame with the pop duo wham, enjoying global success in the ‘80s, before leaving to forge a successful solo career. but he struggled with the pressures of fame and press attent

there are biggest prisons around manila. there a re clearly biggest prisons around manila.rug problems here. the focus, as with so much of this campaign, are the people at the very bottom of the trade, not the people running it. at least here they can stay alive. but not here. the bodies of dealers and addicts are discovered every night in the slums of manila, killed either by the police or by shadowy hit squads. it started when this man, an outspoken crime fighting mayor was located president in may. when he said he would kill drug dealers, he meant it. that's the lives of ten criminals really matter to me? if i am the one facing the grief, would 100 lives of this idiot would mean anything to me? the president is still wildly popular for this kind of talk. drug addiction has blighted neighbourhoods, already burdened by poverty. but his campaign has forced roger, not his real name, into hiding. he's been a minor drug dealerfor hiding. he's been a minor drug dealer for years. hiding. he's been a minor drug dealerfor years. now hiding. he's been a minor drug dealer for years.

at least four people are killed in the manila area as a powerful typhoon crosses the philippines‘ capitalbargain hunters turn out for boxing day sales but it's thought many have stayed home after already splurging on pre—christmas discounts. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the music world has been paying tribute to george michael, who died yesterday, from heart failure, at the age of 53. the singer sold more than 100 million albums in a career spanning nearly four decades. he rose to fame with the pop duo, wham, enjoying global success in the 80s,

the bodies of dealers and addicts are discovered every night in the slums of manila, killed either by the police or by shadowy hit squads. it started when this man, an outspoken crime fighting mayor was elected president in may. when he said he would kill drug dealers, he meant it. that's the lives of ten criminals really matter to me? if i am the one facing the grief, would 100 lives of this idiot would mean anything to me? the president is still wildly popularfor this kind of talk. drug addiction has blighted neighbourhoods, already burdened by poverty. but his campaign has forced roger, not his real name, into hiding. he's been a minor drug dealer for years. now he's on the run. translation: i've done some awful things i know. i've wronged a lot of people because they've become addicted to drugs because i'm one of the many who sells them drugs. not everyone who uses drugs commits crimes. me, i'm an addict. but i don't kill. this chilling security camera video shows why those targeted by the antidrug campaign have so much to fear. a motorbike slows down for a moment. the passenger f

at least for micro people are killed ina manila at least for micro people are killed in a manila as acrosses the capital of the philippines.

he said they were holding manila, by the time the newspapers get the story that he was holding manila, manila had been evacuated and surrendered to the japanese. on corregidor island in manila bay until he could get out of there. the heroism became very famous. our troops left in the philippines were being held up. mcarthur was the hero of the town. later on, the carter would name his private plane which he had in australia after he was evacuated their. he called his own group of cronies did attend gang. he was there once in his whole career. but he was the hero of that place. the is what we face in beginning of world war ii at christmas time. and yet christmas went on as if there wasn't much change. people let their christmas trees. there was no blackout. church health roosevelt liked the wake-up christmas trade. -- white house christmas tree. people were not allowed to bring their christmas bundles onto the white house lawn. they had to leave them at the gate. strangely enough, when they came back, they were there. i think that would happen anymore. the world has changed. it didn't

strong as 185 kilometers per hour, the storm weakened to 130 kilometers per hour before passing over manilasaster authorities said they had prepared by pre-positioning supplies and road clearing equipment. power and communications are slowly being restored to some areas, and transportation is restarting for the thousands left stranded by the storm. it will continue toward southern vietnam, where it is expected to arrive by the end of the week. season average of 20 typhoons a year. this is the largest to hit the nation since it's deadliest left ever, in 2013, which 7000 people that are missing. annette: in sporting news, christmas 2016 is a day to mark that is significant, the day the world record for solo sailing was shattered. the french skipper finishing the .oyage just 49 days he arrived in western france earlier. let's listen to what he had to say. being leader makes this the most beautiful day of my career. i have gotten a lot of joy for working on projects for other leaders, but today i was leader, and it is definitely the most satisfying of anything. and mentally it is the third chap

manila correspondent dean bernardo rip. areas -- of these dean: much of these areas are affected of the weekend, there have been a lot of debris come a lot of fallen trees. disrupted,ave been and those who have lost the homes are trying to rebuild them. hopefully they will be able to restore their lives. to government is very glad help, although there are some incidents. some ships nearly crashed into the shores. there is an environmental problem here. -- fortunately, there was no spillage. people who were stuck at the -- regular stations workdays resume today. someone -- some who are not able to return home are hoping to go home this new year's day. genie: that is dean bernardo reporting from manila. to venezuela, and the opposition to the president, nicolas montero, says they will not sit down with the government until key demands like -- nicolas uro, says they will not sit down with the governmental key demands are met >> acting as mediators between the government and the opposition. "there will be no dialogue between th

be on the lookout, especially those of you in manila and areas around manila, this is going to brbring a lot of rainfall.l. some places s could see upup to millimeters or more of rainfall depending on how the storm moves. there are a lot of outdoor plans that come with the christmas weekend, but unfortunately, this storm will be heading your direction, so you need to be preparing for that. meanwhile, we go to australia, and we had a tropical cyclone that is now down to a tropical low. but that's not the end of the story as it tries to gather stuff and move down,, there is the expectation that this storm could become a tropical cyclone. and rain over the western portions o of australia. so be on the lookout for that as we go throughout the next few days. we're looking at the possibility of intensification on saturday into christmas day. now as we look at what's happening in north america, plenty of dry conditions along the eastern seaboard. but series of low pressure systems in the u united states. one in the central plains and another in the pacific northwest. so you'll be dealing with

cyril. >> will ripley reporting live from manila, capital of the philippines.much indeed. >>> close in life and reunited in death. up next, how fans are mourning loss of two screen legends, debbie reynolds and her daughter carrie fisher, who died just a day apart. >>> plus the uber driver who drove from one end of manhattan to the other without once hitting a red light. how he did it after this. ok, let me explain. this is your tax return. ok. now, there are many right ways to fill out this tax return. and the irs will accept them all. one of them gets you the most money back. isn't that the one you want? that's the one i want. that's the one you want. mmm... you touched all these. don't just get your taxes done, amy. get your taxes won. you can see the flower and candles at one of reynolds' stars on the hollywood walk of fame and of course princess leia will be missed. the billboard tribute went up in wisconsin. it simply says, "i love you. i know." if driving bliss is an unbroken chain of green traffic lights, just imagine wherever you live an unbroken chain

we captured a snapshot into the brutality of a single monday night in manila, capital of the philippinesthese images are graphic. the city is reeling from thousands of murders like this one captured on closed circuit television. and what is clear through the lens of photo journalist rafe lerma is the vast majority are connected to the drug world here. >> sometimes it's just a dead body for me. sometimes you get affected. especially if there's a family. >> reporter: he's what's known as a nightcrawler, documenting for "the philippine daily inquirer," the killings that come to light after darkness falls. >> one victim on the street, another one in the back of this bus. >> reporter: it doesn't take long before rafe's phone alerts us to the discovery of more bodies. >> it's worse than the death penalty. they don't have due process. >> we just got here. hard to tell from the light right now. there's a dead body, there's blood that's dripping down the street. >> reporter: at the moment, he's just a nameless victim. one of the more than 5,800 people who have been killed by police, by vigilantes

at least four people are killed in the manila area as a powerful typhoon crosses the philippines‘ capitalbargain hunters turn out for boxing day sales but it's thought many have stayed home after already splurging on pre—christmas discounts. now on bbc news... this year the queen celebrated her 90th birthday. daniela relph looks back on the momentous occasion and other events in the royal calendar in review 2016: the royal year. brass band plays ‘happy birthday'. it was the year of a big birthday. the queen at 90. for some of her grandchildren and great—grandchildren, a trip to canada. the first official overseas visit for the family of four. the duke and duchess of cambridge were also in india. a reminder of royal visits past. and for prince harry, a new relationship highlighted the tricky balance between a private and public life. when you're the queen, you get two birthdays. the real one and the official one. april the 21st was the queen's actual 90th birthday, and she celebrated in windsor. there was, of course, a cake, baked by nadiya hussain, the winner of the great british bake off

international correspondent will ripley is in manila. an overnight shift at a police station now, will, and you are waiting for a signal from police. tell us what's going on. >> reporter: we're told a drug raid is imminent, we'll be heading to one of the poorest slums about a mile from where i'm standing right now. this is one of many of the police stations that are conducting these operations around the clock. they are going to these areas which are heavily invested with drugs and drug trafficking and police have been told by president rodrigo duterte they have a license to kill if suspects resist so you can see all over these christmas decorations decorating these neighborhoods and it's ominous when you see the juxtaposition with dead bodies on the ground as a result of these shootoutouts with police. police have been authorized to shoot drug suspects as they see fit and there have been more than 3,000 people killed in the last six months. >> that's how this connects with duterte's comment because he was talking about killing drug deal

at least four people are killed in the manila area as a powerful typhoon crosses the philippines‘ capitalturn out for boxing day sales but it's thought many have stayed home after already splurging on pre—christmas discounts. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator, jo phillips, and the political editor of the sunday mirror and sunday people, nigel nelson. tomorrow's front pages: a picture of george michael dominates the front page of the i — with the paper focusing on the charitable donations made by the pop superstar. meanwhile, the mirror has speculation about how the musician died. the former wham frontman, is also pictured in the telegraph. but the paper's main story, is a warning from england's chief nursing officer that the nhs should spend more money looking after patients in their own homes. and finally the express leads with a report from a pro—brexit campaign group which claims that the uk will be at least a50 million pounds a week better off, after leaving the european union. the times‘s mai

it will rip through the heart of the philippines close towards manila.w the track once it makes landfall. we will of course keep you updated. but it's a significant storm and it will cause some issues. 200—300 millimetres per day, which will result in flooding and some landslide. gusts of up to 160 mph, certainly want to keep a close eye on. how unusual is this? sadly, it is the third storm to arrive during christmas day. the last one was in 1981 and before that 1947. these were both category two and as i say nock—ten looks likely to be more powerful. you can get more on all our stories on the website. you will find full background analysis plus video and audio content. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: who needs a sleigh? why this father christmas has decided water—skiing may be the best way to deliver presents. security forces in tunisia say they have arrested three members of a terrorist cell linked to the tunisian who killed 12 people by driving a lorry into a christmas market in berlin. the interior ministry said one of those detained was amr

. >> it will be a killa, and a chilla, and a thrilla, when i get the gorilla, in manila! >> ali said he almost died in the ring against joe frazier. >> it's brutal. and maybe we lost a piece of ali that night. but at the same time, it's his most courageous performance. >> muhammad ali has won the fight. >> still the greatest of all time! >> 14 years since you became heavyweight champion of the world, and you say now that you're going to win it for the third time. you will be the only man ever to have regained the title -- >> three times. >> three times. what if you don't? >> then i don't. >> but it's a way of life for you. it's money. it's an entourage. >> i'd give it all up tomorrow, find a job pumping gas in a gas station if i had to, and be happy. >> really? >> yes, ma'am. >> in 1981, muhammad ali finally retires from boxing, but three years later, he's diagnosed with parkinson's disease. what a sad irony that this man, who made his living and made his impression on most of us because of his ability to speak so well. he lost that gift. >> in 1996 in atlanta, he has the

war starts and arthur mcarthur is on his way to command american troops in the campaign battle from manila after the naval victory, we spent a force and arthur mcarthur was one of the commanders. his son, douglas, 18 years old just graduated from the west texas military academy and has grown up idolizing his father. he wants to go with his dad as a volunteer aid. arthur mcarthur performed a very great service at this moment. because he turned to his son and said, son, you have an appointment to west point. i want you to take that appointment. because it's this -- this will not be the last war. this is my last war, but this will not be the last war we will see. your job is to prepare yourself for that war. and so douglas took his advice and went off to west point. incidentally, mom followed along because with her oldest boy now in the u.s. navy. her husband going off to fight in the philippines, she didn't really have anywhere else to go. she took up residence for the next four years in the hotel. and a lot of people said, they joked at the end that douglas mcarthur and mary were the first

there are fears that the typhoon could cause flooding in the capital city of manila.ing now.. more information coming in following that deadly christmas day plane crash in russia that killed at least 92 people. this morning russia's transport minister says pilot error or technical fault likely led to the crash. chuck sivertsen ["see-vert-sen"] has the very latest. no one was killed when a seven point six earthquake hit just off the coast six earthquake hit just off the coast of chile early sunday morning. but the tremor did cause some damage and prompt a tsunami warning off the southern coast. take a look at this road-- just ripped apart. tsunami hit. buckingham palace says queen elizabeth is still recovering from a heavy cold -- and did not attend church services christmas morning. but the palace says the queen did participate in the royal family celebrations during the day. the 90-year-old queen and her husband -- who is 95 -- were forced to delay their initial travel plans because they both were not feeling well. the pair later traveled to their christmas destinati

manila is on a high terror alert. this isft extremist group on monday. those two planted a bomb near the u.s. embassy. in germany an intelligence agent is under arrest for plotting to blow up their headquarters. the man converted with islam, was leaking intelligence secrets to other jihadists. he was caught while trying to recruit someone who was an undercover agent. agents can search millions of americans' computers and cell phones. the updated rule is needed to help them investigate and track down cyber criminals. those against the rule call it government hacking and surveillance. >>> caught on camera, a mild road rage incident that has it all. a fender-bender between two trucks leads to a heated argument between the two drivers in england. then one of the drivers backs up into the other vehicle, grabs a windshield. the man drives off. police in england say they know where the flat-bed truck is but can't find the driver. >>> a dog owner says his pet was shot in the face all because the dog growled at him. they were out visiting their boat when a strang

we meet in a safe house several hours from manila.s moved at least ten times in the last year and is currently facing charges of kidnapping and illegal firearms possession. i was told to cut the body parts into pieces, he says. matobato claims they dumped bodies in crocodile farms, in the streets and even in mass graves, but those graves have never been found. >> reporter: why are you the only one who has come forward? >> he says many of them are scared. if we try to change we're killed. >> reporter: so you think if they find you they'll kill you? . they will kill me, he says, because now their secrets have been revealed. matobato says he is eager to confess his sins, to shine a light on the dark reality between the president's deadly drug war. will ripley, cnn, manila. >> really strange from president duerte there. thank you, will ripley. >>> the process of peace in the middle east seems perpetually bleak, but u.s. president-elect donald trump is making big promises. >> especially in the wake of the u.n. resolutions, the one calling

even sliding in manila. look at sunday afternoon, do be continuing to watch this. i know you want to get where you want to be, but definitely want to be taking the storm very seriously. now, also do want to talk about travel weather concerns out here across the u.s. here today. we have a storm system lifting in from the south. bringing scattered showers in. as it drifts to the north it will interact with colder air and trigger up some blizzards in the parts of the dakotas and severe storms in kansas and oklahoma and a potential for a tornado on christmas day. oklahoma city, only a high of 6 on friday. scattered showers for you. los angeles maybe some passing rainfall. at least it stays clear back to the east in new york and d.c. here's the extended outlook. >>> that's all for now on this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan. thanks for joining us. y ernie stevens: on this edition of native report, we travel to madeline island to learn about the bilingual signage project. rita aspinwall: while on madeline island, we visit the madeline island museum. bryan bai

manila is on the highest terror alert for the first time in 16 arrested two members of an islamic extremist group on monday. they planted a bomb at the u.s. embassy. >>> in germany, and intelligence agent is arrested for plotting to blow up headquarters. a 92 to 78 loss to notre dame wasn't the outcome the iowa >>> and 92-78 loss to not hurt -- notre dame was not the outcome they wanted on tuesday. the hawks turned it over 6 times and saw good things from their freshman. their first correct -- in their first career starts, they combined for 41 starts, 10 assists and 40 rebounds. they made it clear that they are ready for the big stage. >> i just wanted to go out and do everything that i have been could do that is in -- that is a positive impact for the team. so, i went out and play the best i could. unfortunately we could not get a win, but it was a step in the right direction.>> it was a good experience. it helps having cordell on the floor. it was nice to get out there.>> reporter: for nine years, philip has been leaving this -- philip klett -- our ed thomas coach of the some call it toug

at least four people are killed in the manila area as a powerful typhoon crosses the philippines‘ capitalrgain hunters turn out for boxing day sales but it's thought many have stayed home after already splurging on pre—christmas discounts. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the music world has been paying tribute to george michael, who died yesterday, from heart failure, at the age of 53. the singer sold more than 100 million albums in a career spanning nearly four decades. he rose to fame with the pop duo, wham, enjoying global success in the 80s, before leaving to forge a successful solo career. but he struggled with the pressures of fame and press attention. his former band—mate andrew ridgeley said he was "heartbroken at the loss of a beloved friend". our arts editor will gompertz looks back at his life. # wham bam, i am a man #. wearing a bikerjacket and a white tee, george michael takes his first steps into the limelight as one half of the pop duo, wham. back then, he had big hair and a perma—tan — it was his idea of early ‘80s glam. the reality was a little different. so they st

he's got the trump tower manila going on there. to the degree that there's something going on with the trump tower manila that might benefit his companies, is that something people are going to say, gosh, he's making money, or conversely that's it a way for them to curry >> that's why transparency is important here and that everyone's interests have to be out there on the table. i don't think the american people are thinking that trump is going to use his position to make money. i think he's right when he says, i can make much more money not being president than i can as being president. i think the american people respect it. again, they elected a businessman. they elected a nonpolitician. i don't think they're expecting as much as the press is expecting. >> the american people may respect it, but chuck, i'm not respect it. i would think they're going to -- we are going to be all over him. >> this is what reporters call a target-rich environment. every single hotel, business deal, land, whatever -- the one you just said about the

. >> on manila street, he has some fans. >> i like the guys, he gets things done. >> and i have talked to trump. he was very nice. very cordial. their parallel styles between the two plains speaking populous. critics in the philippines talking about impeachment. >> at some point people open their eyes and you cannot expect anything good to come out of an uneven man. >> for those swept up in duterte's drug war, it will be a long and painful wait. >> matt bradley, nbc news. >>> there is breaking news tonight, a hollywood icon is gone. zsa zsa gabor, actress. >> zsas zsa gabor, the wit that would steal the show every time. you and the champagne. >> her film career began with "lovely to look at" in 1982. followed by her most famous movie "moulin rouge" she appeared in everything from horror movies to comedy. >> next, we have two cars, one limousine and one jeep. >> i would take the limousine. >> marriage is a 50, 50 proposition. s he should be at least 50 years old and have at least $50 million. >> zsa zsa in the middle of three sisters. >> she headed to the alter nine times. hotel magnet

manila is looking dry with aa high of 31. rain in tokyo and beijing looking at partly cloudy skies with a high of 6. quick look what's happening down towawards australia northwest o western territory. we still have a tropicall low that seems to be gathering a little bit of itself together. as we go forward in time it'ss likely to become a named storm possiblyly up to a category t t statusyy thehe time we go into the weekend and potentially moving back down the south and east. western australia we have one wave of moisture coming in for you. then the actual system may be approaching the coastal areas as we go towards the christmas weekend. now as you look at the forecast for north america relatively calm. we did have a low pressure system impacting the pacific northwest. that has moved further inlandd maybe bringing snow showers into places like winnipeg. high pressure now dominating most of the united states including the pacific northwest. looking at drier conditions for seattle and also down towards the south looking at war

the system moved toward the west, and it was near manila today. it has weakened slightly packing winds of 180 kilometers per hour. the good news is the system is starting to pull away from the country but still strong winds are blowing over parts of luzon. the next start is going to be the south of vietnam as we go into later this week. in fact the system couould get very clolose to the country y a tropical depression by thursday afternoon local time. as it does it's goining to have nortrtheasterly flow. that means strong winds and heavy rain is expected for the central portions of vietnam which has been continuing with flooding over the past couple of months. >> thank you very much. >>> three chinese patrol ships have entered japan's territorial waters off the senkaku islands in the east china sea. japanese coast guard officials said the vessels intruded monday morning into the waters. the ships sailed in the area for about an hour. the japanese foreign ministry launched a protest with the chinese embassy in tokyo over the incursion, reaffirming

to the extent that there's something going on with the trump tower manila, people will say, gosh, he's making money or conversely that it's a way for them to curry favor. >> that's why transparency is important here and then everyone's interests have to be out here on the table. i don't think the american people are thinking that trump is going to use this position to make money. i think he's right when he says i could make much more money not being president than i can as being president. and i think the american people respect that. again, they elected a businessman. they elected a nonpolitician. i don't think that they're expecting as much as the press is expecting. >> the american people may respect it, but chuck, the media won't respect it. we'll be all over him. >> this is a target-rich environment. because every single hotel business deal, land, whatever, will be fly speck for what you just said about the philippines is a perfect example. it would make all the difference in the world if the president-elect himself had a somewhat different affect and attitude about this. his atti

in july an international tribunalal r ruled agagainst bes claims in a case brought by manila. >> china south china sea hasn't changed. and i i rejects. they will not allow the u.s. navy to act greedy unwhat they claim is their wawater. >> reporter: the tensions come just weeks before trump's inauguration. he r ruffled china's feathers b acaccepting a phohone call from taiwan's president. somethining the u.s. h hasn't d in past decades. follow china's one policy but the u.s. isn't necessarily bound by that. trump's strong reaction to the drone incident seems to be a signal that tensions aren't likely to go away any time soon. nhk world. >>> and you're watching nhk newsline. tokyo had a considerably warm day today. highs in the mid-teen celsius or around 60 degrees fahrenheit. here with this weather wrap up is jonathan oh. >> if you like warm weather and you classify that as nice, yes, we will continue to see some of that nice, warm conditions as we go forward in time. albeit as we go towards late wednesday and thursday, you'll need the umbrella here in central portions of japan as we se

in japan today that japanese officers involved in the nanjing massacre or in horrors in singapore, manila or elsewhere ought to be tried, you risk being taken to a mental institution. the other side of this, i would suggest, is a public reconciliation in europe which has gone very far indeed. the hatreds of people for each other, of those the germans occupied in world war ii for the germans have very, very largely disappeared disappeared. there is a public recognition. i could give examples of the opposite, where the failure, the deliberate refusal of the japanese government school system and texts to acknowledge, and where possible, recompense for the horrors they imposed has led to the inheritance of hatreds, rather than the reconciliation. i don't want to take the time, unless you ask, to give examples of this, but the reality is that these are reciprocal processes. in the germany of today, one has and sees not only war memorials, monuments, but there's also a monument, a big one, in the capital of berlin to the murdered jews, and there are other such indications and signs that you can

embassy in manila denied the allegation. he's been ratcheting up his opposition to the administration of obama. the obama government is critical of the bloody campaign against the illegal drug trade. >>> a nationwide cease-fire has begun in syria, the government and opposition groups agreed to the truce which went into effect on friday. the government of president bashar al assad, its ally russia, and an opposition supporter turkey announced the agreement on thursday. a leading opposition group supports the cease-fire, syria and turkey say the truce excludeses the islamamic staterp and militants linked to al qaeda. russian president putin called on the syrian government, and opposition groups to honor the agreement and take part in peace talks inin kazakhstan. this i is the third cease-fire r syria this year. the two previous deals brokered in february and september by the united states and russia collapsed. government forces secured a military advantage earlier this month by recapturing the city of aleppo, previously the la

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