in okinawa this resentment ignited a riot in one nine hundred seventy scores of american g.i.'s pulled from the cause which was set alight. for washington and its compliant ally and tokyo it's this kind of insurrection but they fear. during the making of this film a young woman was raped and murdered allegedly by an american military contract from one of the bases. it was the latest of these of cases of violence and it brought massive crowds into the streets demanding an end to the military occupation of their country. this is some nice misao designed to carry a nuclear warhead during the cold war the united states secretly installed nuclear weapons at this to launch pad in a one off. most of them aimed at china. today the nuclear missile site is run by a buddhist organization the so-called god as a peace be seen. in one to sixty two who the. atomic weapon us out or on the missile almost launched. their almost alone should be according to the spokesman of this military base said they were all about to prepare them were shipped second order to stop it. one of the american servic

in the event of a sudden emergency, from hawaii and okinawa, as well as the continental united statesul ground forces can be airlifted quickly to any trouble spot. half of the army defends activities is on fort shatner on the outskirts of honolulu. the increased u.s. response abilities in the far east asia have expanded the scope of the mission in the pacific. within fort shatner's richardson hall is a communication center for pacific defense, with responsibilities extending far beyond the halloween imprimatur. at to this post is located the hawaii and based army command, which has possibilities for the u.s. army pacific command. but to most soldiers in the islands, homebase is likely to stillofield barracks, carrying mementos of what happened december 7. in 1908, it is the largest overseas army post. a wide variety of facilities for recreation, as well as training, are available for soldiers and their dependents. schofield is the home of the 25th infantry division. the 25th was stationed in hawaii when the japanese attacked and went on to fight many valiant battles in world war ii an

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, which has long depended on okinawa to accommodate its military bases and personnel. many residents of the small island have opposed the u.s. military's presence for decades. this is governor elect tamaki. >> over two generations, governors have protested the new bases and have been ignored. but now the gubernatorial government has are ready withdrawn its permission for the bases land reclamation project in a prefecturural government hs used the proper process based on what is best for the good of the public. i will continue to let this a joint t government understand tt not abiding by this process is undemocratic and is against the rule of law. statas,k in the united mourners canan together in las vegas, nevada, to commemorate one year since 58 people were killed and more than 850 others wounded at a country music festival in the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. hotels along the famed las vegas strip dimmed their marquee lights, as officials read the names of the victims at the dedication of a memorial garden, and survivors formed a human chain around the

military on okinawa "disrespectful to our democracy."amaki was elected on a platform of opposition to u.s. bases last month. many residents of the small island have opposed the u.s. military's presence for decades. special counsel robert mueller has referred allegations of a plot to mount false accusations of sexual misconduct against him to the fbi. several women reportedly were approached to make accusations of sexual harassment against mueller in exchange for money. the allegations, which many media outlets are now calling a hoax, possibly involving false identities, appears to stem from a scheme by social media personality and fervent trump-supporter jacob wohl and conservative conspiracy theorist jack burkman. mueller is expected to deliver key findings stemming from his probe investigating possible russia meddling in the 2016 elections soon after the november midterms.s. in washington, the interior department has referred interior secretary ryan zinke to the justice department for possible criminal investigation. details of the pro

a vocal critic of the us military presence in japan has been elected governor of okinawa his victory the full putzing question tokyo's plans for the other. new air base coming up there fifty eight year old denny to mikey was eighty thousand votes ahead of the candidate this but by the ruling coalition right now to mark he was born to a japanese mother and a u.s. marine father whom he'd never met as governor he's pledged to continue with his predecessor spirit was firmly against america's military presence in the country many locals are strongly against any further expansion of the u.s. footprint despite what's planned there twenty five thousand servicemen and based currently in ok now are off of there are american troops in japan and locals complain about the noise from a crime committed by troops over the years we've been telling some of the stories of these two some also fear their homes could become a target in the event of a military confrontation so a lot of people the minds there about this let's go live to achieve my aggie who's in ok now an activist i gather is on the line he

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battle of okinawa, the last great naval battle of the war, the missouri was under, causing attack. that nowe is a word means a lot in the united states and other allied countries. it has a lot of feelings attached to it because of world war ii, but the word is far older. it dates back to the 13th century when japan thought itself under threat of an vacation -- of invasion. wiped up by a typhoon, which was seen as a divine intervention, kamikaze means divine wind. day, the pilot was spotted 7000 yards off the starboard side where we are standing. he came in low. the missouri's guns fired on the comic ozzy, hitting him a few times but he came in and at 14 14:42, he slammed into the side. of hisy, the left wing plane, the fuselage and the bonds he was carrying fell into the ocean. they did not cause any harm to the missouri or the crew. the bomb did not detonate. the right wing flew onto the missouri, it's billed aviation fuel as far forward as the surrender deck and caught fire. some thought she was sinking but her crew was so good in a response that they put the fire out in minutes.

okinawa is bracing for a late-season storm that threatens south korea. the typhoon is approaching with heavy rain and wind gusting to 180 kilometers an hour. some parts of okinawa and other islands have felt the storm, and many flights were canceled at the main airport in the city. it will pass west and continue north to korea. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am jenna dagenhart. this is bloomberg. shery: a positive outlook on asia. we will find out why the bank of singapore's chief economist upgraded aipac equities. haidi: our next guest believes most investors are overweight on mega contact names. -- mega calm tech names. this is bloomberg. ♪ asia. this is daybreak i am shery ahn in new york. haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. dominated by the decline we saw across tech, chief majors among the weakest with decline. treasury yields hitting multiyear highs again and gold seeing in advance. we saw a little more calm in the treasury market bu

the war was progressing, okinawa, iwo jima. it was impossible to ignore the fact that the japanese were slowly being defeated. particularly with the intensity of the air raids, there was not any question about it. we were evacuated from the coast where we lived in yokohama until 44. then the japanese government evacuated all foreigners living on the coast line because they were anticipating an invasion. we were moved to tokyo, courtesy of the japanese government, which found us a house and paid for the move. they were decent about it. >> was that frightening? mr. shapiro: it was very frightening. the intensity of the air raids in the fall of 44 and the pring of 45 became uncertain whether we could survive. what would happen to japan? >> excuse me. i wanted to know if you had any concept or idea about why did the japanese become allies with the germans politically? i have never quite understood. >> well, it is a long and complicated story. r. shapiro: partly it is because the japanese feeling of inferiority after world war i whe

. >> nick: well, luckily in okinawa there's a lawson's on every other block.agnet needs to be established right away. is he going to score egg salad on the street? prior preparation prevents piss poor performance. we're doing an egg salad scene, is there egg salad? look at this, highly trained professionals, fanning out across naha in search of egg salad sandwiches. and i say good luck with that because they are amazingly popular, for a reason. >> mo: there was like a harrowing and frantic run down the street to the next adjacent lawson's to try to find the correct sandwich. >> josh: is this the egg salad? go for josh, go for josh. >> anthony: this is a crushing -- a crushing disappointment. my heart sank. my heart sank like a stone. >> nick: we all felt that moment. i've got faith in josh, he's got a lot at stake here. i think that he's going to come through. >> anthony: yeah, i got a lot of faith in him too. i had a lot of faith in idi amin and president mobutu before they drove whole nations into the ground. because this is a monstrous abrogation of our rel

the newly elected governor of japan's okinawa plans to visit the u.s. with a request that the u.s.struction of a marine base. he says the marine base should be moved off the island and the u.s. military presence on the island should be reduced. authorities are still trying to find the fuselage and black box of the indonesian jet that went down on friday, but they have returned to some of the debris from the disaster that killed all on board. russian space agencies have said they found a rocket carrying a crew to the international space station it failed recently because of a sensor malfunction. the rocket carrying a nasa astronaut and a russian cosmonaut field 2 minutes into the flight, sending their emergency capsule in a sharp fall back to earth. both men were uninjured. to some of the other stories on our border tonight, we will be right back. ♪ face the world as a face to be reckoned with. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make moderate to severe frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. it's a quick 10 minute cosmetic treatment given by a docto

he commanded the first marine air wing in okinawa since july since july 2017. i am just going to get right into questions. a more general question could be the icebreaker. but first, a report from september 2014 looks at the navy and air force aircraft. they reported between 2011 and 2016 we have had a decline in operational availability and an increase in cost. less than a year ago your predecessors testified that not even a third or about a third fly. you have cited an acceptable number of aircraft. how are we doing to regain track on readiness and to outline your plan? >> a great question. that is the question. it is interesting, prior to becoming the airbus i was director and the pentagon where we were putting together the budgets. now i have the opportunity to put it into action. i will tell you that we are going to be able to quickly restore readiness and start growing our navy. what i discovered when i got out to the airbus is the hold is a little deeper than we thought. we did not get here overnight and we are not going to get out of it overnight. i am

these are people whose great-grandfathers't were dyingn places like guadalcanal and okinawa and now inn't supposed to be too aggressive in cross-examination and we don't want to pursue certain lines of examination because we've confused the entire idea of being sincere with being credible. dr. ford was sincere and apathetic but it didn't translate into being credible. credibility is established by evidence, cross-examination, testimony, and they messy process of cross-examination. it's not established by considering the accused guilty or relying on hearsay or not knowing any of the key details that might adjudicate who is telling the truth. the campus is in the congress and that is a scary idea. >> tucker: this is almost a rhetorical question but conservatives have fought for 40 years to lower marginal tax breaks, think that is a virtuous thing to work towards. but they spend almost no time at all trying to reclaim college campuses for education. should they have? >> i think they should have. >> a lot of very wealthy people give money to universities, they should target that donation.

he commended the first marine air wing in okinawa. so, i'm going to get into questions. i will give a general question to be the icebreaker. for admiral miller, the report from september 2018 looked at may be -- navy and air force aircraft and reported again that between 2011 and 2016 we have had a decline in operational availability. also an increase in costs. less than a year ago your predecessor shoe schumacher testified that not even a third hornetsavy's 542 super could fight tonight. half could fly. he cited recently unacceptable number of long-term down aircraft. how are we doing to regain track on readiness and outline your plan for that? >> great question. that is the question. it is not -- it was interesting. the directorate air warfare in the pentagon where we were putting together the have thewhich now i opportunity to put into action. so i will tell you inside the beltway look, mine at the time was we are going to be able to quickly restore readiness and then start growing our navy. , it has beenered nine months of discovery, the whole is deeper then we thoug

of year and the storm system slated to move on towards the north could potentially impact areas of okinawa or eastern china later on into this week. we'll follow that story as the week progresses, george. >> definitely one to watch. pedram, thank you so much. >> thanks, george. >> thank you for being with us. still ahead, a sex crimes prosecutor who questioned judge brett kavanaugh's accuser is giving her assessment of the testimony that so many people heard. what she says about whether she would bring a case against kavanaugh. we put her comments into perspective ahead. stay with us. >>> live around the world and to our viewers in the united states this hour, you're watching cnn newsroom live from atlanta. i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you. >>> negotiators just beat a midnight deadline agreeing to replace the north american free trade agreement nafta as it's better known. canada signed onto the rewritten agreement with the united states and mexico. u.s. officials say the deal will address trade imbalances and rules for auto exports as well as open to canada's da

look what's happening right now here is a silent image as it was passing over the rio islands now okinawa has seen a very. very active season with just one last week but right now this is on its way to be making landfall in the korean peninsula i want to show you what the current winds are with this particular storm one hundred kilometer per hour winds gusting to what one thirty but it is moving quite quickly up here towards the north what that means is we're still going be seeing quite a bit of. winds with the storm but because it's moves so quickly we're not going to be seeing the rain with the storm so that is good news right there also what is happening here in the arabian sea take a look at all the clouds right here we have a formation and we could be watching very carefully right now a lot of heavy rain is falling on that southwestern part of india in the carolus state of course in august we saw that devastating flooding that one on across that area so more rain here anywhere between two and possibly up to two hundred fifty millimeters of rain now as a system starts to develop this

they cancel duty station transfers, which is especially onerous in places like okinawa or japan where individuals are separated from their family and will not be allowed to return to the u.s. to reunify while there is a case pending. if scheduled for a competitive school or a special duty assignment, they will lose that billet. that causes loss the competitiveness for promotion or reenlistment. if selected for promotion, that will be held up, frozen during the case and sometimes even after a dismissal. they are frequently publicly singled out by the command as a sex offender and the accused reputation within the unit and on the base as a whole is in tatters. as a side note, this is particularly problematic in jury selection where our members are selected from the same command as the accused. others do not want to work or associate with the accused. if he seeks a transfer after the dismissal, his reputation will often precede him. many exonerated clients decide that the career that they had envisioned in the military is no longer for them. and that results in the loss of training and e

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he commanded the first marine air wing in okinawa and has been the deputy commandant since july of 2017. so, i'm just going to get right into questions. i will give more of a general question to be the icebreaker. first, for admiral miller, the gao report from september 2018 looked at navy and air force aircraft and they reported, again, that between 2011 and 2016 we've had a decline in operation ability and an increase in ons costs. less than a year ago, your predecessor testified that not even a third, or about a third, of the navy's 542 super hornets could fight tonight, only about half could fly. you've cited recently an unacceptable number of long-term downed aircraft. how are we doing to regain track on readiness and outline your plan for that. >> great question. that is the question and it's not -- it was interesting, prior to becoming the air boss i was the director of air warfare in the pentagon where we were putting together the budgets for the '18/ '19 budget which now i have the opportunity to put into action, and so i will tell you that inside the beltway look, at least min

my dad's dad, william landrieu's ii, fought in world war ii, okinawa, and my grandfather and my mom siteas a doctor in the army in the korean war. you learn to understand, my dad's dad, he was wounded in battle, and he was literally fighting. he would have sacrificed his life for our freedom. it shows to me the importance of preserving that theory he was willing to die for our liberties. i see the republican platform to preserve the constitution, the bill of rights, and things we hold dear things that people thought for over and over again to protect and expand for our citizens. and being raised by a single she fought hard, she has her own business, she is a so practicing attorney. government regulations, tax code make it difficult for her, not to make hiends meet, per se, she does well, but she is a strong, independent woman. she can provide for me, and she does not need a handout. she can do it herself. i think with the republican party has done for her as a lever to facilitate for herself and myself as well. host: what was the first political debate you felt really drawn to in the rep

. —— okinawa.er, that was the strongest they have had for a quarter of a century, this is not as powerful as that but is bringing impacts across the south of japan. here we that but is bringing impacts across the south ofjapan. here we are, you can see, just moving past these islands here, across the far south ofjapan, islands here, across the far south of japan, where is islands here, across the far south ofjapan, where is this islands here, across the far south of japan, where is this typhoon going, that is the important question, well, typhoon kong—rey we'll be moving up to southern parts of south korea, and then curves into the north of japan, of south korea, and then curves into the north ofjapan, around hot chi 90, the north ofjapan, around hot chi go, as we go into sunday, so we will see some big weather in packs. —— hokkaido. japan has had a rough time of it this year, particularly the summer. the typhoon earlier this year, the strongest in a quarter of a century, sitting in september, caus