before that, in okinawa, japan. he reportedly attended six rock concerts, two washington nationals game and a redskins game for free because of his story. a trial date is set for october 20th. >>> police in anne arundel county need your help finding a bank robbery suspect. it happened thursday at the wachovia in ridge road in hanover. police say the suspect demanded money from the teller, took it and ran. you can see he had on a badge hanging from his neck. it's a little dark but you can make it out. if you have information call 1-866-7-lockup. >>> a burglary suspect has been caught, also in anne arundel county. russell digarolemo was charged with theft and burglary. he was pulled over for a traffic violation when police discovered he had a stolen bank card and purse. police say the suspect walked into the unlocked back door of a home in the 200 block of lees lane in edgewater yesterday and stole the items. the suspect is also charged with driving on a suspended license. >>> it was a nice way to wrap up summer 2009.

the issues on okinawa have been with us a long time. we have made some progress and we would like to continue. it is very important to us and we feel like we'd have worked closely with the government and we will continue to work closely, but i would stand by the statement that our press secretary made yesterday. >> what is going to be the relationship between japan and china? i like to throw that on the table. >> it will be a fun and interesting rollercoaster ride. in my view, i think japan is going to be in a position where it has to try to work with other states including 1.1 billion new capitalists into a different arena. and somehow deal with china's interest. i tell the joke that there was a real issue there, i was in beijing and visited the director of policy planning for foreign affairs. he was working on how to keep american distracted while we get into the smaller countries. [laughter] there was significant criticism fight japan -- by japan to the bush administration privately about the summit said asia. one of the things i was

in okinawa in japan, soldiers serving there fought already in iraq and afghanistan. in london, the u.s. ambassador to britain laid a wreath in a memorial garden. in moscow, a memorial service was held at the church of st. catharine. they say this is the reminder russia and the u.s. share common feelings in police value. >>> a d.c. detective is dead. he had been recently questioned about his alleged association with a murder suspect. the's all related to the case of a pizza shop owner found murdered inside his store. pat collins has our report. >> reporter: police say last night at his mother's home in forestville, they found the body of d.c. police detective terrance green. they say it's an apparent suicide. detective green was assigned to the fifth police district in northeast washinon. sources tell news4 that a short time before his death, investigators questioned detective green about his alleged association with pizza mart murder suspect shanika nicole robinson. robinson, charged in the murder of shabidan ramma, the owner of that pizza mart store. sources say inv

i was an okinawa when president kennedy was assassinated. he was my commander in chief. i wish i were in the military now because we now have a wonderful commander in chief also appeared -- also. i was devastated by kennedy's assassination. i was devastated by his brothers assassination. being in office just to help me, being an american citizen engaging in democracy. they were stolen from me. kennedy was the only one left. of course, i loved teddy, still do. regardless of things that went on in the individual's lives, things went on in my life, things went on in your life and many people lives, things that we are unhappy about, that he was unhappy about chappaquiddick. i had to hear chappaquiddick all of my life from right-wingers and when i was in okinawa, the civil rights movement was being helped by the kennedys. and my -- the sergeant who was over me when i was an okinawa was a very much conservative, from the deep south, whenever a black person would be transferred into our unit he had them transferred right out. so there has always been this problem with racism. i

he was stationed overseas for a while but that was in okinawa, japan, not afghanistan. trace. trace: what happened in this case? >> he faces a variety of charges including misconduct, larceny and making false official statements. he will be tried at quantico. and if he is convicted of all of those charges he could face a dishonorable discharge and up to 31 years in prison. he denies all the allegations. trace: steve centanni live in the washington newsroom. high school swim team taking unplanned dip when school bus skidded and slid off the road into a pond. it happened in heath, texas, which is just outside of dallas. officials say there were 18 kids on the bus, plus the coach and driver. everyone was able to escape using an emergency exit in the rear. five students and the driver went to the hospital to get checked out but we're told that no one has seriously injured. a glider pilot crashed into the ocean and then clings to the wreckage until rescuers arrive. our lead story as we take a fox trip across america. oregon. a u.s. coast guard helicopter coming to the rescue of the

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the shoes on okinawa have been with the sale of time. we have made some progress and we would like to continue and it is very important to us and we feel like we are for closely with the government of japan and we will continue to work closely what i would also stand by the statement that our present their -- press secretary said yesterday. >> what is going to be the relationship between japan and china? i would just like to throw that on the table. do you see that changing? >> it is going to be fun and interesting rollercoaster ride. in mike within japan is going to be in a position where it has to try to work with others-- other states and moving 1.1 billion, in what we are calling it capitalist into a different arena and somehow deal with china's interests. i tillie joke that it was actually wrote a real issue a few years ago i was in beijing in visited the director policy planning and i said what do you working non-comment he said how to keep you americans distracted from small middle eastern countries. i think at the time there was

the women in japan, in okinawa.the experiences with rape and the experiences with sexual violence of different forms. in the congo, one of our activist colleagues said, similarly, it's different with a knife. you can maybe rape one woman. with machine guns, you can take out a whole village. i think what is profoundly different, lynn, is the scale that we're talking about. that you can have literally tens of thousands of women and girls be in positions of such, you know fragile vulnerability in terms of their bodies literally being on the line. >> sherr: it is also said that in modern conflicts, 90% of the casualties now are civilian. a number i heard the other day, 75% of them... >> of them. >> sherr: ...are women and children. >> women and children. yep. yep. >> sherr: so, women and children are the first victims really of these situations. >> absolutely. and i think not only that, because, you know, to be... to die in an attack or in violence is one thing. to be maimed, to be injured, to be forced to leave your ho

the shoes on okinawa have been with the sale of time. we have made some progress and we would like to continue and it is very important to us and we feel like we are for closely with the governmt of japan and we will continue to work closely what i would also stand by the statent that our present their -- press secretary said yesterday. >> what is going to be the relationship betweenapan and china? i would just like to throw that on the table. do you see that changing? >> it is going to be fun and interesting rollercoaer ride. in mike within japan is going to be in a position where ihas to try work with others-- other states and moving 1.1 blion, in what we are calling it capitalist into a different arena and somehow deal with china's interests. i tillie joke that it was actually wrote a real sue a few years ago i was in beijing in visited the director policy planning and i said what do you working non-comment he said how to keep youmericans distracd from small middle eastern countries. i think at the time there was significant criticism

the shoes on okinawa have been with the sale of time. we have made some progress and we would like to continue and it is very important to us and we feel like we are for closely with the government of japan and we will continue to work closely what i would also stand by the statement that our present their -- press secretary said yesterday. >> what is going to be the relationship between japan and china? i would just like to throw that on the table. do you see that changing? >> it is going to be fun and interesting rollercoaster ride. in mike within japan is going to be in a position where it has to try to work with others-- other states and moving 1.1 billion, in what we are calling it capitalist into a different arena and somehow deal with china's interests. i tillie joke that it was actually wrote a real issue a few years ago i was in beijing in visited the director policy planning and i said what do you working non-comment he said how to keep you americans distracted from small middle eastern countries. i think at the time there was

andook back on our country, you get a different view as i said sitting in the military facility in okinawaung americans is different than sitting in streets of richmond talking to some guys. it's a little different. you get a different perspective. and what i am finding, i am concerned about, we, americans, and that as we become very negative, whining people. everywhere i go i hear people talk about, you want to do about something negative, i c say is one word and everyone will agree that it is a negative. host offers. used a post office from everybody in the room says that's the worst possible. you know we have the best post office system in the world? in this country you can wk outside her with a letter, postmarked it, guam, stick it in a little box, any quarter, and in a matter of a week to two weeks it will be in qualm. tried to do that in italy. try do that in any country in the world. how many of you travel, you go to italy if you want to send a postcard back to europe and. you all beat them home. [laughter] stack people asked when we do in italy? [laughter] stack i mean you hear a p

and look back on the country you get a different view as said sitting in the military facility in okinawa talking to young americanas a different than sitting in the streets talking to some guys it is a little different, you get a different perspective and what i am finding i am ccerned about we americans, and that ise've become very nive and winding people. evywhere i go i hear people talk about you wan to talk about something negative i can see this one word and everybody wilh agree it is a negative, post oice. use a post nffice everybody in the roogoes that's right. do you knowe have the bt postal system in the world? that in this country you can walk outside your with a letter, postmarked, guam, stick it ia box on the corner and in a matter of a week to two weeks it will be in guam. try to do that i ita, try to do that in any country in the world how many of you travel, you go to italy and want to send a postcard back you all beat them home. people are like when were you in italy. [laughter] but to hear a politician and they say the post office is worst, we ha the best postal system i

the dpj has made some noises about changing the status of our forces, but looking-- blocking okinawa. think the japanese public and the rest of the reason-- regioned understand alimport ceasar and that is a long list of critical interest. >> do you see any of those changes coming nor any of those things changing in any hard way? >> not the major things but i think there will be down the road, not on the front end of the hatoyama and streets and but changes on the edges, things that will make kurt campbell a bit crazy about one to renegotiate for the rights of military service men on base is in discussions about sovereignty and decision-making. i think there will be some of the. i think kurds will be in genius that getting the japanese to move beyond the abductee issue as the bee all when they think about regional security and began to look there and i think we are going to see and what i hope happens comes into reify something like just laid out, japan has some of the best international bureaucrats in the system and one of the things that i feel working against it, you have lots sarah

he joined the marines and after training at quantico, mike and his wife moved to okinawa, japan, where first lieutenant johnson was assigned to the seventh communications battalion, third marine headquarters group, third marine expeditionary force. two months ago mike was deployed to afghanistan where he was assigned as part of an embedded team training the afghan army. on september 8, his unit was attacked by insurgent fighters as they approached a village in eastern afghanistan. in a firefight that lasted over eight hours, mike and three other americans were killed. as a husband, a son, a brother, and a friend mike was a positive influence on everyone around him. he loved his family and his friends and he cherished every moment he had with them. mr. speaker, today across virginia flags are flying at half-staff in honor of lieutenant johnson and his memory. but for those lucky enough to know him, he will always be remembered for the smile that never left his face, and by the words he lived by, carpy diem and -- carpe diem and semper fi. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker