moris felt strongly that such a tragedy should never happen again.started to perform the tsunami song with some friends. and he composed new lyrics. the words emphasized the vital importance of escaping to higher ground. >> translator: as a father whose family members died, i felt i have to pass on my lessons through the song. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: moris has held concerts across indonesia and overseas. in jakarta, he shares the lesson in his lyrics. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: moris presented the song, sharing the feelings for his children. >> translator: when they sang the high notes, i felt the fear of tsunami and their sorrow. i was moved by the song. >> translator: we will continue to send out our message to people around the world, in the hope that it will minimize potential damage. >> reporter: moris tries to pass on what the tsunami-hit areas have learned in the name of the children he loves and the effort is slowly, steady raising awareness of the danger posed by tsunami. metalia, nhk world, aceh province, indonesia. >>> japanese manufacturer mitsubishi elec

shudeki mori, i don't know how many of you now this. mr. mori, there were 12 americans who died in hiroshima. they were prisoners of war. crews from two bombers and a couple of navy dive bombers. and two of them survived the bombing for a time. they were in the basement of the building. and they survived. they had horrible radiation poisoning and they died a day or two later. and he began to find out people were drawing pictures of americans after the bombing. he spent about 20 years of his own life and a lot of his own money tracking down the american families of those fliers so that their loved ones would know what had finally happened to them because of the secrecy of the war, the secrecy of the bombs, no one could tell them for sure what had happened. so i had found in hiroshima and nagasaki, and in japan i found great kindness, great openness to this idea of my being there. and before i introduce masahiro, in closing, i would like to say that i have found that here for them, and i have been enormously proud of you, of all of you here i

(kaoru mori/chairman, japan elderly care service) "we believe this casino stimulates the brain and helps to dementia." in japan's rapidly aging society - one in four people are now over 65. there are about 40-thousand adult daycares... and dozens of these casino themed daycares have opened just in the last year! this company alone opened seven last year and plans to open five next year. (shigeko hasegawa, 85) "i've lived alone for decades. many days, i don't speak a word. i feel very depressed. here, we play games and talk." (kenji okuda, 83) "i use my brain playing mahjong and i use my fingers. i believe it helps stimulate my mind." critics say - even with fake currency - the concept fuels gambling addiction - and goes against the spirit of the state run healthcare system -- which supports daycare centers like these. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty high of 60 degrees on saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high of

, el se llama sergio mayer mori, algunos le dicen sergio mayer jr., nos recibiÓ en su casa y nos dionada del otro mundo. ya conocen mÍ y bueno, quÉ mÁs... mi papÁ se enojÓ de hecho en la quitÉ en la maÑana por mi papÁ, me dijo, quÍtala, y por otras razones, y sin patrocinios que estÁn buscando a ti, la ven, buscan a otra -otro. tiene toda la razÓn. mi mamÁ creo que mi la vio. es difÍcil de explicar a mi mamÁ. me deja rayarme todo el cuerpo, pero no me deja manejar un coche hasta que tengamos 19 aÑos. mi papÁ sÍ, es mÁs coherente, es una dualidad de manager, papÁ, a veces se le va la cabra al monte, y reegaÑa como papÁ, y luego pasa a manager, y luego me regaÑa como manager, pero a un artista un manager no le grita. me dice que dejemos hasta aquÍ y le digo, tranquilo. mi mamÁ siempre dice, navidad conmigo! la mayorÍa de las veces estoy con mi mamÁ, a veces con ninguno de los 2, con mis primos, es tambiÉn esa dificultad de que no estamos los tres. con isabel me llevo muy bien, estamos viviendo aquÍ todo el tiempo, tambiÉn tenemos nuestras disyuntivas, pero como cualquier madrastra. >>

items from one container watched up at mory point in pacifica as well. >>> this is what is inside the containers. empty palettes. this is used for a bakery and others for clothes. that is what is left of the freight >> we apologize if you're unable to hear, hopefully, we'll be able to bring you more soon from sergio in the meantime, the largest ever container ship in the u.s. is headed to oakland, it's carrying 18,000, 20 foot containers. >>> a 26-year-old man faces manslaughter in the death of a bicyclist today in san francisco. police say eric mendez was speeding when he ran down a 63-year-old man this morning. the cyclist was wearing a helmet and reflective gear. mendez did try to help the victim but the bicyclist died at the scene. >>> no charges are expected in a deadly collision between a pickup truck and bicyclist today. investigators say a 52-year-old woman was killed as she rode down channelwith avenue. drugs and alcohol were also not a factor in that accident. >>> three teenagers may face charges after injuring a newark officer with a rock. police arrested the three after th

and 57 percent will be sure to pack a camera to capture the mories. with the temptation of free two-day shipping just before christmas... amazon says more than three million new members signed up for its prime service in the third week of december alone. new subscribers to "prime" get a free month trial of the service.. no telling how many of those new members will continue the amazon says there are "tens of millions" of prime members.. but have not given a more exact number. need more pep in your step for that work out? grab a cup of joe beforehand. researchers at the university of georgia say they've found drinking coffee can enhance your endurance. the group took a closer look at previous studies on caffeine, coffee and sports. hey found significant improvements in endurance performance in five of nine studies. there is moderate evidence that drinking coffee improves endurance... specifically in cycling and running. coming up on kwwl, the mister food test kitchen....if you hate washing pots and pans, you won't want to miss what we're cooking up tod

items from one container watched up at mory point in pacifica as well. >>> this is what is inside theis is used for a bakery and others for clothes. that is what is left of the freight >> we apologize if you're unable to hear, hopefully, we'll be able to bring you m

items from one container watched up at mory point in pacifica as well. >>> this is what is inside the containers. empty palettes. this is used for a bakery and others for clothes. that is what is left of the freight itself. >> we apologize if you're unable to hear, hopefully, we'll be able to bring you more soon from sergio in the meantime, the largest ever container ship in the u.s. is headed to oakland, it's carrying 18,000, 20 foot containers. >>> a 26-year-old man faces manslaughter in the death of a bicyclist today in san francisco. police say eric mendez was speeding when he ran down a 63-year-old man this morning. the cyclist was wearing a helmet and reflective gear. mendez did try to help the victim but the bicyclist died at the scene. >>> no charges are expected in a deadly collision between a pickup truck and bicyclist today. investigators say a 52-year-old woman was killed as she rode down channelwith avenue. drugs and alcohol were also not a factor in that accident. >>> three teenagers may face charges after injuring a newark officer with a rock. police arrested the three

. >>> sergio mayer mori causa revuelo al publicar una foto como dios lo trajo al mundo y el dedoito.emos el dÍa. >>> para comenzar el mes. >>> un poco coquito para quienes estÁn en otras partes es un trago que se nace base a leche y un poquito de ron. >>> leche condensada, leche de coco, canela, ron. >>> porque dijiste un poquito de ron. >>> un poquito para mÍ y mÁs para Él es una bebida tÍpica de mi paÍs. >>> te vamos traer para que lo prueboes. >>> vamos a probarlo. >>> james seguramente lo sabrÁ hacer. >>> en colombia que se bebe en navidad. >>> agua ardiente. >>> pero tan temprano. >>> creo que todo el aÑo y en navidad. >>> en venezuela, hay una vers que se llama ponche crema. >>> asÍ es. >>> es igual, parecido pero sin el coco. >>> pero aquÍ en estados unidos hay uno que se llama el (...). >>> Óyeme se toma el ron mÁs fuerte que te puedes encontrar. >>> cÓmo es llama? >>> (...). >>> seÑores quÉ quieres que le diga, seÑor alcohol casi puro por la ca rrencia y llegan a preparar este tipo de bebidas en cuba y bueno. >>> en puerto rico tambiÉn se bebe pitorro. >>> sÍ. >>> por quÉ pu

shudeki mori, i don't know how many of you now this. mr. mori, there were 12 americans who died in hiroshima. they were prisoners of war. crews from two bombers and a couple of navy dive bombers. and two of them survived the bombing for a time. they were in the basement of the building. and they survived. they had horrible radiation poisoning and they died a day or two later. and he began to find out people were drawing pictures of americans after the bombing. he spent about 20 years of his own life and a lot of his own money tracking down the american families of those fliers so that their loved ones would know what had finally happened to them because of the secrecy of the war, the secrecy of the bombs, no one could tell them for sure what had happened. so i had found in hiroshima and nagasaki, and in japan i found great kindness, great openness to this idea of my being there. and before i introduce masahiro, in closing, i would like to say that i have found that here for them, and i have been enormously proud of you, of all of you here i

there is going to be a watch party here at mori hall.t the information for you on the screen, and there's also an alumni watch party over at the piazzame mentpiazza. i understand free parking, free food, and free fun are up for today. that's the latest live on the campus of temple. >> that's where we'll find you later today, right? >> reporter: yes, rosemary, no doubt. >> see you there. >> reporter: bleeding cherry and white today just for you. >> thank you. check in later. >>> so philadelphia's next mayor is not in favor of building a new on campus football stadium for temperature university. of course, this debate has come up a lot in the last few months as temple's football team is winning a lot. the university wants to build a one hundred million dollar stadium, and the president is on board with the idea. many residents, though, are against it. the mayor-elect jim conditionkws to continue at the link. >> continue there, and use costs as the university of pittsburgh does. >> saying if they build a stadium with thirty-five thousand se

sergeant mori zager experienced the hazard firsthand. >> flash blindness.except green. >> can cause everything from a mild distraction to complete incapacitation of the pilot. >> reporter: the star shower website and packaging include a warning that say lasers should not be projected at or in the flight path of an aircraft within ten nautical miles of an airport. the home owner's actions were an innocent mistake, but after taking a look at the star shower commercial, anyone who buys the decoration should use extreme caution. >> i would be very wary of having that item pointed into the sky, because it could conceivably have the same negative effects to pilots as one of those single pen light lasers. >> that was randy mack reporting. the company that makes star shower sent a statement that says the laser lights are compliant with faa regulations governing lasers. >>> coming up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, first hate and now generosity toward a local mosque. >> also ahead new at 6:00, phone service hangups. tonight the complaints from thousands across our regi

have concerns the habits may foster addictions, but therapists say it helps to improve overall health mori/chairman, japan elderly care service) "we believe this casino stimulates the brain and helps to prevent or supress the development of dementia." . there are about 40-thousand adult daycares in japan this specific company opened seven gambling centers last year and plans to open five more ne xt year. (shigeko hasegawa, 85) "i've lived alone for decades. many days, i don't speak a word. i feel very depressed. here, we play games and talk." (kenji okuda, 83) "i use my brain playing mahjong and i use my fingers. i believe it helps stimulate my mind." each player must have their blood pressure and temperatures check before the games. residents say they prefer american pop music to be played while they warm up. it's called "tech pain"... what is it and how to avoid it? that story coming up plus new requirements for tanning salons... the new rules for indoor beds plus other important there are all kinds of events going on around town this weekend. calories at the jingle bell run in henderson

before tonight's game against the vikings, he goes home with a golden momentum and pricelessss mories. >> carole king, we will look at half a century of music gold and what she learned from james taylor and how her sound shaped some of the other top entertainers. that story is ahead. >>> ime" reports on the best selling books on amazon this year. at number three the following. "50 shades grey." "variety" reports that he should direct a fute "star wars" movie. never had a woman director. he calls sellma one of the most well told and sophisticated movies of the last decade. "the force awakens" comes out next week. i like that idea. >> i hope somebody is listening because her barbie dole sold out in seconds and you can't even get it. please let that happen. >>> bloomberg reports on the buyer of the most expensive album ever sold. martin shkreli bought $2 million purportedly for this album. you know the story. he is the pharmaceutical executive who gained notoriety for increasing a drug's price by more than n 000 percent. the of age, at a sound track, carole king her words were the key ou

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. >> i was going to do a segue like i learned from mori amsterd amsterdam. >> from the old mary tyler -- >> the alan grady show. >> the dick van dyke. >> fabulous show. that holds up. >> that holds up. >> that holds up. >> great show. >> rob? rob? >> the people involved were about the greatest actors and actresses of the year. i think -- what i'm saying is that you got this kind of -- maybe it will get taken over if it doesn't move. but -- the keurig, which i don't think we've talked enough about was about the notion of the reinvention of coffee, which howard schultz did. suddenly coffee is a hot commodity. you have to have some thesis besides just, well, i don't know. the stock could go higher because earnings are okay. people are petrified that a higher rate increase will hurt cars, housing. i think that's extreme. that's out there. >> are you saying that the meeting this month is in question yet again? >> no. no. i think that's -- i think we're now going through the -- we're in the hangover mode. like if the whole "squawk on the street" group went to, like, bar san miguel on a sund

. >> joining our "closing bell" exchange as we begin what could be a momentous week ken mory, kenny polcari is over at post 9 and rick santelli joins us and, yes, as we stand here talking about all these headwinds, the slide in energy, the fed probably getting ready to raise rates this week, the stress in high yield, the dow is down a whopping 2 points, kenny polcari. what's the stock market to do with all of this? >> listen, i think the stock market it feels very nervous. we saw it was much weaker earlier, we broke the s&p 2,000, traded down to 1993 which is not really any support, there is really no support between here and 1975, but the market just kind of -- it's trying too figure out what the next shoe to drop it, what's going to happen next. this high yield story is not a pretty story by any sense, the market is very nervous about that, you can feel it, the market is hedging its bet, what is janet going to do on wednesday in light of all this new data that's come out over the next couple of days. >> ken, it has you pretty bearish on things, doesn't it? >> it absolutely does. >> tell u