in okinawa this resentment ignited a rioting in 1970 scores of american g.i.'s pulled from a 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. because the latest of thousands 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 mice misao designed to carry a nuclear warhead during the cold war the united states secretly installed nuclear weapons at this to launch pad you know. most of them came to china. today the nuclear missile site is run by a buddhist organization the so-called. as a peace be seen. in one to 62 who the. atomic where parse out or on the missile almost launched. their almost alone should be a according to the spokesman of this military base said they were all about to prepare them. second order to stop it. one of the american servicemen whose job was t

in okinawa this resentment ignited a rioting in 1970 scores of american g.i.'s pulled from a 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 thousands 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 mice 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 to china. ringback today the nuclear missile site is run by a buddhist organization the so-called god as a peace be seen. in one to 62 who the. atomic weapon us out or on the missile almost launched. their almost alone according to the spokesman of this military base said they were all about to prepare them. second order to stop it. one of the american servicemen whose job was

surrenders at that point and then the combat soldiers and marines were fighting for their lives in okinawand the general attitude is great. so what? so i do think there is that sense that maybe they were overlooked a little bit but i should also point out that america and world war ii it was like a armenia to be credited we get credited for that so it is a little bit of an overspill from but it is understandable. >> i might add they were never negative about anyone or anything in that theater or war. that i was there to help and not to criticize no uninformed person with a mixture of supporters to mcarthur. he was not all bad. >> absolutely. >> i happen to have the opportunity as a buyer for a furniture store to celebrate on my annual buying trip that permitted me to stay at the waldorf astoria and knowing that macarthur was in retirement to stay in the penthouse worked every day as the chairman of the board that then he would leave to go to connecticut but everybody else would work in new york as they came out i came to a salute in full citizen dress at 7:00 o'clock in the morning until h

the japanese island of okinawa is occupied by 32 military installations from here the united states is attacked korea vietnam cambodia afghanistan iraq. the scar is full of planes and helicopters. wherever people go they are fenced in and told to keep out. is the frontline of a beckoning war with china. and h a t 7 from a kosher my book is one of the leaders of a nonviolent resistance but challenging washington's pivot to asia. that anybody. that it up and that was why. did it how did that not too minuscule to some extent. that they felt that. they were doing. and so on a needle through had their way and i think. the some of the many well let's roll some if you deny. the jewish votes of your money and not someone who would soon as you let them. go is this a 5.

injapan has upheld a ruling to compensate 22,000 people living near a us air base on the island of okinawafinding they suffered from aircraft noise. the japanese government is required to pay them $240 million. memorials have been held in the us to mark the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. a moment of silence was held at several locations, including the site of the attack in new york and the pentagon. nearly 3,000 people were killed and thousands more were injured when hijacked planes were flown into buildings. let's go back to brexit. as well as scotland's highest civil court ruling that the prime minister, borisjohnson, acted unlawfully when he suspended the british parliament. we've also had the publication of a government document which outlines the worst case scenario if the uk were to leave the eu without a deal. our political correspondent chris mason explains what the yellowhammer document is. here are the pages released by the british government tonight. and i think what's really striking about it is that, yes, they set out those pretty grim situations that they are not predi

making its way right now across rico islands bring you a lot of rain there as well we have seen in okinawa $123.00 millimeters of rain just the last 24 hours now the storm is probably added strongest right now we're talking winds of $110.00 gusting about 140 kilometers but the big problem with this particular storm even as a tropical storm is the amount of rain that we're going to be seeing over the next 3 days across the region now the storm is going to be bringing heavy rain as we go towards tomorrow cross much of northern islands and also parts of japan and then as we go towards the next few days from saturday and into sunday and into monday actually we're going to be seeing some very heavy rain across parts of the southern half of south korea in terms of the amount it is going to be quite heavy we're expecting to see over $400.00 millimeters of rain particularly across much of southern south korea that is going to bring the likelihood of flooding mudslides landslides as well for japan though you're probably going to be seeing about $100.00 millimeters of rain across much of that area s

that the tractor played that was unanticipated was that in muddy junctigle tern in late 1943 or in okinawa when mud prevented the use of the vehicles, tract vehicles, played a vital role in distributing supplies. so the individuals responsible for defeat iing the japanese identified the amphibian tractor as etspecially useful inland as well as getting to shore to begin with. another role was also what we call fire support. yes, the version with the tank that we saw standing in front of awhile ago, that would be useful for riding to the beach and blasting apart the enemy pill boxes and coastal fortifications where they existed. but another model we'll see in a moment would provide indirect fire support. but that was up to the initiative to say i think i could inb klein in such a way to function like artillery, but i haven't been trained as an artilleryist. so this cross training purpose was particularly useful. certain island campaigns and battles, tractors like this, the even early model thes say the crew would be allocated. they would harvest in the form of machine guns. to withstand assa

forces in okinawa, japan, and south korea.y, the larger issue in the background of all this, no constraints at all on kim jong-un's continued production of weapons grade fils material. he's probably done another dozen nuclear weapons since the singapore conference. and then finally, no constraints on him continuing icbm research and modifications. so gradually, kim jong-un has become a significant declared nuclear power, tolerated by the united states. >> i think it was just last month, maybe it was sometime in the last couple months, that again the president talked about the fact that he had gotten another beautiful letter from kim. and we have seen their relationship. he likes to talk about the relationship. and he has also been dismissive by saying, you know, he just likes to test missiles. what do you think when you see all of that unfolding and hear what he says? >> well, the line he just likes to test missiles almost has a comical aspect to it. he is one of the most brutal dictators on the face of the earth. some 30% of

one on the right, 95 medical center for an elementary school in okinawa japan, for the children of american military members. military families depend on those. many need to be that school is now put on hold. moving back, $15 million put on ahold for n ambulory care center or outpatient health center in camp lejeune. healthcare a rising problem init the my in some sectors, that is on hold. then below, $17 million d that wove gone to a fire and rescue station in kendall air force base in florida. that one is especially notable. i picked that because that fire station was damag in hurricane michael last year. they were waiting for thos repairs, they will have to continue wting now because that money has been put on hold again. also, judy, in this list, probably the one area that saw-- the mos the largest number of projects deferred is r puero. $400 million worth of projects there. that's something that democrats will raise. also a large number of projects affecting european defense initiatives. that affects our posture with russia. those are being put on hold. i th something european allies w

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despite our enormous manages okinawa was a tough go for us and the brits and falklands they know wherebe and the scouting area is reduced so i think it's a interesting question for our navy in terms of how you operate in this new environment. i think today talks about it being a maneuver force but i think it's not just sailing and plowing through the water but maneuvering buyers. one of our navy's greatest manages is it hasn't sought opportunities to increase the range of its scouting and strike capabilities. i will put that out there. as far as the nuke issues go, i agree with doctor mastro. i think it's possible to have this kind of war and there are enormous incentives if war broke out between us and the chinese not to go to armageddon and the question is do we know what an escalation letter looks like now? music to worry about that during the cold war but hypersonic in there that can do strange things and put cyber in there that can do strange things and war going into space, blockades that if you had a effective blockade how effective would he wanted to be? you want to drive the c

and the battle of okinawa, the missouri saw herself under, because the attack -- under kamikaze attacklings associated with world war ii, but it goes back much farther. fleet --ongolian of twice a mongolian fleet was wiped out by typhoon and kamika ze means divine wind, to save the country from the threat of invasion. this threat was what missouri spotted 7000t was yards off the starboard side, came in allow, 20 millimeter and five inch guns fired on the, kamikazeired on the and he slammed into the side of the missouri, where you see these two mooring bits. bombeft wing, fuselage and fell into the ocean. they did not cause harm to the missouri. the bomb did not detonate. the right wing flew onto the missouri and spilled aviation fuel as far forward as the surrendered deck and ignited a fire. other ships around. the missouri was sinking. her crew was so fast in responding they put the fire out within minutes and found no one had been killed at their worldly a few minor injuries. -- and there were only minor injuries. as they cleaned up the wing, they found the body of the pilot. captain

he was a young sailor when the battle of okinawa work out in 45.high school sweetheart in 1940 and their son is now 78, along with two grandchildren and two great grandsons. secret to life is pretty simple. >> i had a great life. my wife and i re married for 68 1/2 years. i think it had a lot to do with it. she was a wonderful gal and she was a beautiful gal. >> staying active and connected have kept him young. especially hanging out with this young bunch of golfers. >> i'm 75. >> i've 89 years old. >> i'm 79. >> reporter: as a forsan, they have a combined age of 3 to 46 and they all look up to the super senior who is celebrating number 100. >> he is an inspiration for everybody. he is 101 going on 70. he is amazing. >> his spirit is the best. you cannot find anyone with better spirit. he is always thinking positive. >> he got his own plaque on the country club because it is not a they get the first hole in one at age 99. he is patients. besides, he is still reveling in his hole-in-one number one. >> it was a miracle. it had to be a miracle. 99 yea

and that means there is no rationale for 20,000 marines in okinawa. an island that is smaller than loudoun county, virginia. and we will withdraw from japan. suddenly, japan, one of the most powerful economic forces in the world will reassert itself as a great power, which it must and needs to in asia for good reasons. not bad ones. china has already welcomed the japanese into their markets which is being the principal reason for chinese hostility over many, many centuries. there will be no war between japan and china. the japanese invaded it. they know there is no point and they're not going to repeat that mistake. and, korea, well, president moon is going to have to manage the north to extinction. and everyone in south korea and increasingly knows that the more contact the north and south have, the sooner the north korea will vanish. there will be no war, and it will be over. and that part of the world doesn't need american military power. in fact, we need to move decisively to demilitarized our relationship with asia. our relationship needs to be a