might be in the pacific soon. war seems so likely that franklin roosevelt wrote another letter to his former political opponents, wendell wilkie, the man he defended -- defeated in the 1940 election. they were quite close in their views of the world, roosevelt wrote wilkie about the japanese situation and perhaps the next four five days will decide the matter. we will find out where the japanese fleet is going and where they intend to attack. war seems so likely that the day before roosevelt wrote that letter, walter lipman, the columnist, told the nation the nation was, quote, now really on the verge of actual all out war and met with japan, not germany. that is point number ne. war was extremely close. on november 27th, washington had officially warned both the navy and the army and all cross the pacific in the philippines and panama at the arious military bases across the pacific, had warned the more was imminent. the cables did not say who would be attacked or where because washington was not sure of that but

elsewhere in the pacific. a young officer was one of the 16,000 men on those 30 ships on their way to hawaii. he's the fourth person i'd like you to meet. like almost all of those in the attack fleet, he did not know the enemy or the target until just before they set sail from that obscure bay and when he found out, he thought he would be sailing to his death. this plan was just so ridiculous. so he cut a snippet of his hair and tucked it in an envelope and wrote a farewell letter to his wife and two young, very young children, and he wanted the hair to be a memento of the father of the children would never really know. he wrote his will, as did many people. and aboard his ship, there was a joke -- they would all receive japan's highest military award for attempting this attack, but none of them would be there to get it, because the americans were sure to detect them from coming. he thought he would die in his words, "off hawaii in the greatest and most desperate battle in our history." their fleet arrived und

scattered showers possible near the pacific while inland from the south bay to the east bay isolated areas of heavy rain and thunderstorms are likely to be seen today. expect partly cloudy skies interspersed by these thunderstorms. ( james ) a big story we continue to follow is the closure of the transbay transit center in san francisco. ( darya ) today crews are expected to remove jacks and repace them with columns. repace them with columns. kron 4's sara stinson is live with the latest. this morning we're told crews will be removing the jacks you see running overhead here on fremont street and replacing them with columns.take video: right now through the next few days crews will be building this shoring system that takes the load of the cracked beams. the system will extend from the bottom of the roof deck down four levels.the transit center's construction manager told the board of directors of the transbay joint powers authority.....that once that's in place....workers can take a safely take a sample of the steel for testing...which help them determine why the cracks occured in th

scattered showers possible near the pacific while inland from the south bay to the east bay isolated areas of heavy rain and thunderstorms are likely to be seen today. expect partly cloudy skies interspersed by these thunderstorms. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )students at stanford university have been alerted by campus police about a possible sex crime reported over the weekend. kron four's philippe djegal reports... that the victim may have been drugged. (philippe) a woman who studies at stanford university struggled to recall what may have happened to her at an event on mayfield avenue late saturday night... but her friends relayed to the campus department of public safety that she may be the victim of a sexual assault and battery. no name/woman- "i was disappointed to

cultivating those who will protect and defend a free and open enter the indo-pacific. precisely, japan's noble mission. ladies and gentlemen, as i was preparing this address i created a new but modest program. at the beginning of 2019 we will invite to japan approximately ten elementary and junior high school teachers from the gaza strip. this will be the first such group and will continue to invite teachers annually. teachers who find themselves in japan, a place of different for them both culturally and historically. we will naturally put the situation in gaza and the middle east into a wider perspective, enable them to see their home towns and regions anew. such an experience should somehow work in a unique way as a solace to them. it goes without saying that for peace, that must be made on both sides. but hopefully this program of hours will in part a means of hope to the teachers from gaza and the children in their care. once, 20 years past it will be 200 teachers who will have experienced visiting japan. the number of students taught by then will number in the th

army pacific command.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 and korea. 1954, after four years of duty and 10 campaigns in korea, the division was ordered back to its original home in schofield barracks. the honolulu harbor, past landmark of the aloha tower steamed the troopship. the division had been away a long time, and the welcome was -- well, just the sort of warm welcome hawaii is famous for. ♪ coming off the gangplank, them in run the gauntlet -- men run the gauntlet of friends on the pier. it is back home. the 25th division is composed of very renowned regimens. wolfhounds of the 27th infantr

i've been physical and let's do business fun cathay pacific before acars could have some of your most private data and they could have had it for half a year that's how low it's taken the airline to report this we're talking about the details of some non and a half million passengers. a check in with potentially serious consequences the un authorized access at cathay pacific was uncovered during routine checks on its internal i.t. system the hong kong authorities were informed of the incident on wednesday. the data exposed includes passenger names physical addresses and passport numbers cathay is now the third major airline this year to reveal it suffered a large scale data breach. last year alone cyber attacks cost companies an estimated four hundred fifty billion dollars in a growing wave of data breaches. the biggest revealed so far was in twenty thirteen when the data of three billion yahoo users was stolen. the second most serious breach involved friend finder in twenty sixteen when the passwords and e-mail addresses of four hundred twelve million users were leaked and last year

partnership. progressive agreement the tra ns—pacific partnership.tion to ratify the deal. literally hours before an administrative deadline. it was japanese led diplomacy and frantic behind—the—scenes work that kept the pact alive in the hopes that eventually washington would change its mind or its government and rejoin. you may not include the world ‘s largest economy but the deal is still described as a huge game—changer and covers rapidly growing economies that make up 30% of world trade. its main aim is to slash barriers in some of the fastest growing economies in the south pacific. it was also designed to counterbalance china's growing influence within the global economy as well. let's show you the markets again... and celebrate the fact they are going up again. we have had such a time of it lately. japan up. i think what is going on is that investors are bargain—hunting following the dramatic falls we saw the last fortnight people are now looking at stocks that seem to be cheap. facebook‘s chairs were up 2% in after hours trade and other stock

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i have flown cathay pacific recently and then watch out because hackers have a talk with the hong kong based ally and then nine million customer data sets was stolen including possible numbers and home addresses of passengers was why did it take cafe seven months to come clean. thousands take to the streets of well as ira's to protest the spending cuts and president mark prince budget reducing crushing debt. and pristine paradise the philippines most popular tourist destination is recovering from damage thanks to a last minute radical decision. is due to give businesses. hackers have gained access to the personal data of nine point four million passengers of hong kong's cathay pacific airways the hong kong carrier says there is no indication of any data having been used for criminal purposes but it's shares slits to a nine year low as yet to explain why it has only just reported the incident seven months after the attack. but check in with potentially serious consequences to an authorized access a cut a pacific was uncovered during routine checks on its internal system the hong kong au

you can see here on the satellite image all of the moisture that is streaming in from the western pacific now we do have a tropical storm weakening to a tropical depression across baja mexico and all of that moisture is streaming to the north and from the southwest that means the potential for flooding is going to be rising over the next few days and really not too much of a change from tuesday to wednesday as the moisture starts to make its way even further to the north up here in canada look at the temperatures really dropping as a system pushes through we are going to be seeing snow and those high temperatures are barely going to be getting out of the single digits there well the crossest parts of central america and also the caribbean we are looking at fairly dry up here to the northeast but most of the rain is going to be down here across much of central america panama city managua as well as into coastal rica very heavy rain shower expected over the next few days and then on wednesday we do expect to see more heavy rain pushing up towards jamaica but for center domingo mostly cloudy

the pacific ocean the way to asia and china. here the people of the mushroom islands of once again being subjected to the testing of weapons of mass destruction designed for a coming war on. the basis part of a remarkable. knownas vision twenty twenty devised in the nine hundred ninety s. it's amos described officially as full spectrum dominance. this means control and see. cyber space and space five four three two one. from california almost five. the usa for instance it's intercontinental missile by firing them at the. imagine a missile coming screaming out of the sky it's absolutely terrifying there i think that there's there's really nothing. that i can imagine that that would be more terrifying than this and we're talking about. devices that any one of them could go off course. none of this disturbs life on the base where small town america has been recreated a wonderland of the suburban good. and. fabulous but there's nothing better than living on a tropical island and pretty much have each property and it's ok i live here

pacific fleet in their home port, san diego, california. docked in the shadow of downtown, our final stop on our journey across america. good evening, everyone. welcome to our viewers in the west. we're on the deck of one of the newest members of the fleet, the u.s.s. portland. we'll tell you more about the huge role of the life of the community shortly. >>> but we begin with the "the washington post" journalist whose disappearance ignited an international crisis. nbc news has learned the turks have recordings they say prove jamal khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate and there are growing questions over how the trump administration will respond. richard engel is in turkey for us tonight. what is the latest? >> reporter: late tonight president trump is demanding answers and said he'll call the king of saudi arabia as evidence is growing that this consulate was the scene of a gruesome murder. turkish officials say when journalist jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate here he was walking right into a deadly trap. officials

the pacific ocean all the way to asia and china. here the people of the mushroom islands of once again being subjected to the testing of weapons of mass destruction designed for a coming war on. the basis part of a remarkable. knownas vision twenty twenty devised in the nine hundred ninety s. it's amos described officially as full spectrum dominance. this means control and sea area cyber space and space five four three two one. from california almost five. the u.s. air force tests it's intercontinental missile by firing them at the marshall one. imagine a missile coming screaming out of the sky it's absolutely terrifying there i think that there is there's really nothing that i can imagine that that would be more terror. dying in this and we're talking about. devices that any one of them could go off course. none of this disturbs life on the base where small town america has been recreated a wonderland of the suburban good. idealistic but there's nothing better than living on a tropical island and pretty much have each property you

so a couple of weather systems that we're tracking up in the pacific there, the pacific ocean, that will move into the pacific northwest bringing up to 3 inches of rain for them but for us with that high pressure system, we'll stay dry as we end out the month of october. 70s and 70s for highs today. -- 60s and 70s for highs today. so slowly cranking up the temperatures today and that continues through saturday. saturday is the warmest day of the weekend. the warmest day out of the week. slowly cooling down through tuesday. sunshine and cooler early part of next week. >>> in healthwatch, three- quarters of u.s. adults do not get the recommended amount of muscle strengthening exercise each week. a new study in the american journal of preventative medicine also finds lifting weights and doing situps just a few times a week is linked to fewer health problems like diabetes, obesity and cancer. >>> rates of sepsis are falling in countries around the world but u.s. rates are above average. that's according to a new international study. sepsis is a life-threatening condition triggered when the b

i think they want to keep america from dominating the asia pacific so they have what they believe is their rightful place in asia pacific because a lot civilizational our history and their size so their objectives are really modest compared with their capacity. the wealth for new wealth in china often so this is this is the product of so for entrepreneur skill but is it not also the product of the exploitation of people at the bottom what are known in china as migrants but they're not really migrants. if you really. go to talk to these my women work yes you will find quite surprisingly. over the past five to seventy years they have experienced. greater increase there in the social groups china not a car society. but china is a class society. these are the homes of migrant workers people who build and service the new china. here it's not uncommon for three families to share one tiny flat. you know you would get a socialist country wheezy quality but i'm fortunately things the reform has started china has become one of the most unequal societies in the words the income gap is widening

and the smartest weapons made enemies as a pacific nation the united states will play a larger and long term role in shaping this region and its future i have directed my national security team to make our presence and mission in the asia pacific a top priority in one sentence. is the u.s. already a war with china yes on the ground and in the air the winner of the nobel peace prize president barack obama has committed to trillions of dollars of to our nuclear arsenal he's committing trillions of future dollars to war in space and we need an enemy for all this money and china is the perfect enemy. film is to break a silence the united states and china may well be on a path toward a nuclear war is no longer unthinkable in a few years china has become the world's second biggest economic power the united states is the world's biggest military power with bases and ships covering every continent and every ocean china threat to this dominance says washington who is a threat this film is about shifting power and great danger but it's also a film about the human spirit and the rise of an extraor

it's a storm system out here in the pacific. typically, most of the time these storm systems move from the west to the east across the bay area. but this one's going to be different. it's going to move out here in the pacific off to the south. the heaviest, the strongest part of the storm would stay in the pacific and then this would t t start to graze us. that's why we're not going to see super high totals throughout the bay area. let's bring in our doppler radar, and it does look impressive. most of the heaviest rainfall would stay out in the pacific. and then we're going to see bands of rain moving in. that's what we're starting to see right now on storm ranger. as we move in and get a closer look, you can see the wet weather is starting to approach highway 101. the sphere atmosphere is just s to get wet. we definitely could see showers start up in petaluma by5:54. so let's take a look at what we expect over the next couple hours. the future cast is doing a really fo really good job of showing the best chance of rainfall. as

bolivia has lost a legal battle to force chile to give access to the pacific ocean the leaders of both nations travel to the netherlands for hearing of the international court of justice. as coastline to chile in a war one hundred thirty five years ago the stories about. from early in the morning these people in the capital abbas waited for a ruling that they claim would help landlocked bolivia regain what it's not had for well over a century access to the pacific ocean. one of those in the crowd they made daniel said he was bitterly disappointed with the ruling one of the gilmore. we only want to be able to sit at the same typo and to negotiate. five years ago believe us president he will want allie's to chile. to the international court of justice in an attempt to force his country's neighbor to negotiate over access to seal its link to the ocean was lost to chile in the aftermath of what was dubbed the war of the pacific. since then the andean neighbors have held occasional talks about a possible corridor to the sea but judges ruled that chile is not obliged to actually negotiate on

its link to the ocean was lost to chile in the aftermath of what was dubbed the war of the pacific. since then the andean neighbors have held occasional talks about a possible corridor to the sea but judges ruled that she is not obliged to actually negotiate one for this reason is because. by two early voters two or three. find this that the republic of chile did not undertake a legal obligation to negotiate a sovereign access to the bus if you go sheehan for the brewery nation of the state of bolivia. even what alice olivia's first indigenous president attended the call truly in the hague and said his country will never stop fighting for see it here operators that. is never going to give up its prosecution the bolivian people know the people of the world know that through an invasion we've been denied so often access to the pacific ocean. for the last forty years and will leave you have not had formal diplomatic relations. in spite of this allows bolivia duty free access to the port of arica near its northern border with. just. insists on continuing on that path to access chilean t

and the powerball was 4. ( marty ) halloween was early for patients at sutter health's california pacificnnual neonatal intesive care unit halloween party saturday. the patients over the years were born with extra medical needs due to illness or premature birth. participants dressed in costumes and joined others, ranging in age from infants to their 20's, who were once patients in the neonatal intensive care unit. this is the final holiday celebration at this hospital location before they move to the new van ness- geary campus hospital in ( marty ) it was a happy reunion six years in the making for an indiana man and his cat. jonathan gulla was home from college in 20-12, having been diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. somehow his cat, julie, got out of the house and never returned. his family put up flyers around the neighborhood, but... no luck. then someone across town recently found a cat and posted a picture on a site for lost and found pets. jonathan went over to the house and was thrilled to find her. <"i picked her up and she just like went right up here. i turned her around and th

for now that door to the pacific will not be controlled by will livea its fight to break the landlock it's not just about national pride it's about delivering opportunity and economic growth . at least two people have died after a suicide bomber targeted an e.u. military convoy in somalia several soldiers were also injured by the blast which happened near the fence ministry compound in the capital mogadishu a convoy was carrying italian military trainers al shabaab has claimed responsibility. ugandan pop star turned politician bobby wine will return to court in december after government lawyers adjourned his case wine appeared in court in gulu on monday to face charges of treason but the case against him and other members of the opposition was the late after the government said it needed more time to investigate weiner who is a fierce government critic is accused of throwing stones at president seventy's convoy in all this. the u.k.'s ruling conservative party is holding its annual conference during the ongoing negotiations to leave the european union with a party seemingly in open wa

dominates the pacific navy air force. they claim in the pearl harbor headquarters of the pacific command they claim to be responsible for fifty two percent of the earth surface and when you look at their logo it shows an eagle over the aleutian islands with one tail on coming down somewhere near seattle on the other coming down right over beijing so beijing looks at a network of bases a real archipelago of empire that's been built up since the korean war you have had and still have an aco of of bases that start in a straight go through your house if we have no bases in australia you have you have . and you have a new facility in west mistrusted you know to speak precisely we have no military bases in australia what we do is operate with and in australian bases but we're not in the basing business nowadays there's a growing collection of what are referred to as lily pad bases these are bases that have typically three hundred troops no family members very few amenities and they're often quite secretive their bases that are

flown cathay pacific before hackers could have some of your most private data and they could have had if i have a you know that's how long it's taken the airline to report this we're talking about the details of some nine and a half million passengers. a check in with potentially unwelcome consequences the unauthorized access at cathay pacific was uncovered during routine checks on its internal i t system but hong kong authorities were only informed of the incident on wednesday the data exposed includes passenger names credit card details and passport numbers cathay pacific is the third major carrier this year to reveal a large scale data breach airlines are prime target for cyber criminals they host a trove of information off customers who are not only affluent but also have credit card payment information is linked to that and also pos point information so that one war options to create. to steal identities last year alone cyber attacks cost companies an estimated four hundred fifty billion dollars in a growing wave of data breaches the biggest tech revealed so far was in two thousa

. >> reporter: dan, in the pacific northwest in the seattle area, paul allen's name is on everythingmportant, but a little more subtle. you may be surprised the companies he invested in and some interesting scientific ventures. from co-founding microsoft to owning pro sports teams, he and childhood friend bill gates revolutionized personal computing in the '70s. gates released this statement. paul was a true partner and dear friend. personal computing would not have existed without him. he left the company in '82 for his first battle with cancer, but retained microsoft shares, ultimately making him a billionaire. from there, his work turned f e philanthropic. >> paul is like a lot of, you know, very intelligent and curious and science minded individuals, who have long been fascinated with the question are we alone? >> reporter: the money founded the allen telescope array, a group of telescopes in northern california that search for extraer textra t extraer the intelligence. >> his response was, i'm always interested in the possibility of new and exciting discoveries made possible by

for well over a century access to the pacific ocean. one of those in the crowd they made daniel said he was bitterly disappointed with one of the killer morse. we only want to be able to sit at the same typo and to negotiate. five years ago believe us president when what i took to the international court of justice in an attempt to force his country's neighbor to negotiate over access to seal its link to the ocean was lost to chile in the aftermath of what was dubbed the war of the pacific. since then the andean neighbors have held occasional talks about a possible corridor to the sea. but judges ruled that she is not obliged to actually negotiate one for this reason is because. by the voters two or three. find this that the republic of chile did not undertake a legal obligation to negotiate is sovereign access to the bus if you go ocean for the brewery nation of the state of bolivia. even what alice olivia's first indigenous president attended the call truly in the hague and said his country will never stop fighting for see your operat

in collaboration with indo pacific command we are doing a lot of important missions. we are expanding our allies to enhance maritime governance and posterior stability by building partner capacity. the coast guard helps other nations inherent capabilities to police their own waters. we support cooperative enforcement strengthening free and open access to maritime communication. we support nations developing their own coast guard and we actively combat predatory operations that offer little benefit to nations they claim to assist. wherever the coast guard deploys, we bring rule-based orders and we provide examples to countries around the world. with the department of defense partners we just included the successful 2000 18 world's largest multinational naval exercise. the coast guard that one of our flagships to serve as commander of combined task force 175. this is a maritime set purity response team west based out of san diego provided our best technical solutions and contributions to the exercise. currently we are in the operational planning phase for a long-range p

that there are three groups of islands in the pacific today. polynesia is one of them. micronesia is another. , thatesia, tiny islands is where the navigator came from. then you have melanesia which includes fiji, those islands. and then polynesia is the last of our pacific ocean, the last of islands settled by people who would have migrated from the west to the east. our stories tell us, our history tells us, our ancestors came on voyaging canoes from the marchesa islands, part of the pacific. we did not have an actual canoe here, the founders thought it would be important to build a replica of the canoe to prove and show this is what our ancestors did. the building of the canoe was to show that people did migrate with purpose and intention and had the skill and ability to build canoes with the natural building materials they had and rely on nature to cross thousands of miles of open ocean to discover and explore new islands. when the first people got to hawaii, they could go back to the islands they came from and more waves of people could come here to settle and stay

as we rebuild our military, we will assert american interest across the indo pacific. traderespond to china's -- trade practices, we will continue to demand an economic relationship with china that is free, fair, and reciprocal. we will demand that beijing breakdown its trade barriers, fulfill its obligations, fully open its economy, just as we have opened hours. we will continue to take action -- against beijing until american intellectual property ends once and for all. and we will continue to stand strong and tell beijing stops the predatory practice of forced technology transfer. we will protect the private property interest of american enterprise. [applause] vp pence: to advance our vision of free and open indo pacific, we are building new and stronger bonds with nations that share our values across the region. , ourindia to samoa relations will flow from a spirit of respect, filled on partnership, not domination. deals forging new trade on a bilateral basis, just as last week, president trump signed an improved trade deal with south korea. historicoon begin negot

♪ robert handa: hello and welcome to "asian pacific america."'m robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. today, we give some extra attention to the kearny street workshop, helping aspiring artists for those who often lack a way to getn. then "asian pacific america" talks with christine bunuan, an actor currently touring in the acclaimed musical, "miss saigon." and we wrap up with a musical duo connected with kearny street workshop. cloud like steps will join us for an interview and live performance, all on our show today. well, we're big fans of the kearny street workshop in san francisco for its innovation and dedication to arts and the diverse asian-american and pacific islander communities. and later today, sunday, october 28, they are holding their annual apature film showcase, apature as in apa, presenting 12 artists and their selected works. joining me now is one of those filmmakers, jody stillwater, an international writer and director from san francisco, with films featured in many festivals, mainly due to a

, down to the south pacific. because, remember, what they were doing was solo patrols, just like the u-140 did. excuse me. after the war is done, the navy opts to move away from the salmon designed to the next step in progression, gato. the first mass-produced submarine class in american history after the disastrous the s class. and it's anything but a disaster. we going to the war and completely outstrip the japanese in the pacific. here's something i do not think too many people realize. have i run over yet? i haven't. the most successful component of the american armed forces during the course of the second world war was the u.s. submarine force. they virtually wiped out the japanese maritime capability, especially their merchant marine. medal of honor winners would torpedo vessels at the pier. the real significance, all right, of the u-140, and the boats we have talked about all day today, their real significance is there long-term important to submarine development in inter-sea warfare. because after world w

, down to the south pacific. because, remember, what they were doing was solo patrols, just like the u-140 did. excuse me. after the war is done, the navy opts to move away from the salmon designed to the next step in progression, gato. the first mass-produced submarine class in american history after the disastrous the s class. and it's anything but a disaster. we going to the war and the completely outstrip the japanese in the pacific. here's something i do not think too many people realize. have i run over yet? i haven't. the most successful component of the american armed forces during the course of the second world war was the u.s. submarine force. they virtually wiped out the japanese maritime capability, especially their merchant green. -- their merchant marine. medal of honor winners would torpedo vessels at the pier. real significance, all right, of the u-140, and the boats we have talked about all day today, their real significance is there long-term important to submarine development in inter-sea warfa

there, we will unveil new measures and programs to support a free and open indo-pacific. behalf of the president, i will deliver the message that america's commitment to the indo-pacific has never been stronger. [applause] closer to home, to protect our interests, we've recently strengthened cfius, the committee on foreign investment, heightening our scrutiny of chinese investment in america to protect our national security from beijing's predatory actions. and when it comes to beijing's malign influence and interference in american politics and policy, we will continue to expose it, no matter the form it takes. we will work with leaders at every level of society to defend our national interests and most cherished ideals. the american people will play the decisive role and, in fact, they already are. as we gather here, a new consensus is rising across america. more business leaders are thinking beyond the next quarter, and thinking twice before diving into the chinese market if it means turning over their intellectual property or abetting beijing's oppression. but more mu

he has held many fundraisers in the san francisco bay area, including at his home in pacific heights. tonight we are learning, steyer has released a video countering what he calls an attack on democracy in the nation... kron four's terisa estacio is in pacific heights for us tonight with more on this part of our coverage... (take terisa live) at this hour, we are hearing from tom steyer.. he spoke with our cnn affiliate... he is putting the blame on these suspicous packages squarely on teh shoulders of president trump. (take pkg) tom steyer, this is the probleme, he has created this environment, attacking the media, and attacking democrats, our democracy is under attack." kron four news obtained this advertisement released friday from steyer and his associates with need to impeach.com.... through a spokesperson steyer said the ad was developed to quote, address president trumps continued atttempt to incte attacks on our community... and paint us an angry mob." and that the ad was being released to show that the group is not angry and that they blame to continue to defend democracy. i

for now that door to the pacific will not be controlled by live yeah it's fight to break the landlock it's not just about national pride it's about delivering opportunity and economic growth beneath our. time for a short break here now to zero when we come back global experts meet him calling on porter discuss how to stop so many of us dying from cancer plus. i'm charlie anderson at the tate modern in london where visitors will have to walk together to reveal the new art work about migration that's hidden underneath. in sport the input flame heads to the end of the world there's a huge games move to a new continent paulette stay with us. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello again welcome back we're here crossed parts of china we are looking at fairly clear conditions along the coastal areas anywhere from shanghai all the way down here towards hong kong most of the rain though it's going to be up towards chengdu tempters coming down we were seeing twenty's earlier in the week but now down into the high teens with some snow into the higher

the financial times reports that the japanese prime minister would welcome the uk into the trans—pacific trade deal after brexit. in an interview with the paper, shinzo abe said britain would lose its role as a gateway to europe after brexit but would still be a country equipped with global strength. the independent says the world is getting a climate change ultimatum ahead of major report from the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change tomorrow. the daily telegraph says police are setting targets to investigate fewer than half of reported crimes. it says one of the uk's largest forces has decided it should screen out 56% of cases. the sun's headline, ‘blame it on the boozy‘ refers to the so—called curse of strictly. two of the show‘s stars, seann walsh and katya jones, have apologised to their partners after being photographed kissing. the daily mirror leads on the apology from the strictly pair as well and they have a photograph of jodie whittaker after the first episode of the new series of doctor who, broadcast earlier this evening. a mix of stories on the front pages, let's

now the international court of justice in the hague has rejected bolivia's bid for access to the pacific ocean through chile the ruling comes after five years of deliberations and his final court said chile was not obliged to negotiate granting bolivia access landlocked bolivia lost its link to the sea an eight hundred eighty four after a war with chile and has tried to get it back ever since bolivia wanted a route to the pacific to help boost trade and revive its economy and i said well has more from when osiris. well livia took killer to the hague five years ago in a bit to try to regain or some type of negotiation to be able to access the pacific ocean this ruling came out this monday and there were many people disappointed in the u.s. capitol people had gathered outside in the main plaza as to watch the hague's ruling hoping that it would be in their favor that did not happen however on the other side until a people were celebrating the presidency left them pre-made has said that the hague's ruling was showing that respect for international treaties the hague says that believe you an

withdrawal enables it to deploy new weapons reportedly to counter a chinese arms buildup in the pacific well nicholai suck of is a nuclear expert who's a senior fellow at the james martin center of a nonproliferation studies and he thinks president trump may be acting rather hastily. fortunately bowl size has never been able to sit down or we're here we're going next for discussion technical where all of your resolve is in the course if you do diplomacy well speakers will doesn't really help. or so we're going to sales or the demise of the street you will likely are what i would say are the trouble i'm going to stray she really rushed in to abrogate the treaty israeli media says the demolition of the palestinian village khan al amarah has been postponed indefinitely but palestinian leaders are rejecting the ripple saying they can't be trusted as we move than two weeks since israel's deadline for the one hundred eighty better investment to leave their homes israeli media has reported the evacuations been delayed to allow for negotiations israel wants to demolish the village in the occupi

for now that door to the pacific will not be controlled by will live in its fight to break the landlock it's not just about national pride it's about delivering opportunity and economic growth. which is being held in las vegas to remember the victims of a mass shooting in this city a year ago these are live pictures from there fifty eight concert goers were killed and over a thousand people were injured in the worst shooting in modern american history the ceremony is one of many events planned in las vegas to honor the victims who were targeted hala tending a country music festival. the nobel prize for medicine has been awarded to immunologists for their work on cancer therapies james p. allison and separately discovered and developed cancer treatments to improve the immune systems of the body can better attack cancer cells. richard you. know usually people tell me that they have recovered from great illnesses become healthy thanks to my treatment method to me that's above everything else makes me realize that my research has been truly meaningful and makes me happy when i'm choosing th

for now that door to the pacific will not be controlled by will livea its fight to break the land lock it's not just about national pride it's about delivering opportunity and economic growth . and death eater. so to come in this hour the dirt that surfaced during brazil's elections and while it doesn't seem to have stuck to the country's politicians combat in cancer the nobel prize for medicine goes to two scientists whose work has helped the human immune system fight back and then sport the olympic flame heads to the end of the world as they use games move to a new continent. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast or here across europe we do have a lot to talk about first of all going to start in the mediterranean because we do have our old system that has been pushing through greece causing a lot of flooding across the region things are looking bunch better across that area clear skies across many of that many in the region but where we are going to be watching is here in the central part of mediterranean we do have another low pressure area that we are watc

our next low-pressure system in the pacific, that will bring the rain once again for the pacific northwest, not really for us. the rain stays to our north with that load to our north as well. our sunset coming in at 621, our sunrise at 726. another cool day with below average temperatures. looking at mid 60s in front san francisco. low 70s for many locations here from 70 in mountain view, also for fremont, 70 vallejo. 72 for a hyatt napa. for tomorrow, we warm up, we start out warm up as high pressure builds and for us. we warm up with plenty of sunshine there. upper 70s on wednesday, low '80s inland. friday and saturday looks like the warmest days out of the week. a little bit cooler on sunday, but still the sunshine and much cooler by monday of next week. fothrke >> was your father involved? >> only one way to find out. new o. >> it is kind of fun, season five, to take a side trip and explore some different things. >> it airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. right here on kpix 5. we will be right back after this. warning, california. a handful of billionaires have spent over $70 million on campaign

in order to have ports on the pacific, we needed to have trails leading to this continent. he did not particularly want all the continents as much as he wanted the ports on the pacific. so he was writing and pontificating in the senate for years. during this period when young men like kit carson were coming up. kit carson was orphaned at a young age and had to work as an apprentice for a saddle maker in missouri. he hated this tedious work of working on saddles. with crimping tools. it was so boring. he was a teenager. bored out of his mind. but then these guys who had been west would come down the newly opened santa fe trail, they would come in to buy stuff. these were greasy, grizzled, harry guys many frenchmen sometimes they spoke spanish. sometimes they were halfbreed indians. they were exotic and interesting people to this teenager with an imagination running well. so he ran away. from his apprenticeship. he broke the law and he headed west down the newly opened santa fe trail. the santa fe trailhead open primarily as a trade route between santa fe and independence bec