he hopes japan will maintain its stand as a peace-loving nation. he referred to a government statement that gave a heart-felt apology for agregs in asia. he said it's important to face history squarely and advance toward the future. abe said his cabinet upholds the stance of past governments on the perception of history. the two leaders agreed to prepare for a communications mechanism in order to avoid unexpected incidents at sea and in the air. the president of south korea also met with xi. park geun-hye said she's keen to resume high-level talks with japan. park and xi said all prime ministers should get together before the end of the year. park is reportedly eager to keep the momentum going. leaders used to hold a summit once a year, that foreign ministers also met annually. but they haven't held any meetings for two and a half years. >>> people in parts of eastern india are dealing with rain and fishermen there aren't able to do their jobs. >>> the fishermen are not getting a break at all. we have another low pressure system pulling into the ea

he said he hopes that japan will maintain its stance as a peace loving nation. xi referred to a 1995 japanese government statement that expressed deep remorse and a heartfelt apology for japan's colonial rule, and aggression in asia. he said it is important to face history squarely and advance toward the future. abe said his cabinet upholds the stance of past governments, and the perception of history. the two leaders agreed to prepare to launch a communications mechanism to avoid unexpected incidents at sea, and in the air. >>> leaders from around the asia pacific region have begun their summit meeting at the asia pacific economic cooperation forum in beijing. as the regional powerhouse china is asserting itself both diplomatically and economically. it also appears as the host country yet chinese leaders are planning to use the apec summit to work toward creating a new framework center on china. china recognizes that the existing economic framework is led by the united states and europe. over the next two days, "newsline" will be providing special coverage of e

. >> the time when the united states of america and many other peace loving nations face increasinglyo harm us it is certainly important that we recognize those who have fought before, serve now and may serve in the future to keep america safe. >> the tomb of the unknown in washington square is the resting place for thousands of unknown soldiers who served in george washington's army during the revolutionary war. >> on this veterans day crossroads hospice hob in order vets at drexel university today. special ceremony recognized local vets for their service including more than 600 veteran students at drexel. part of crossroads honor our veterans recognition day. >> very nice there. >>> there's an old joke that goes, it's better to look good than to feel good and you know what, most us realize that really is a joke. >> as joyce evans shows us how much your body has aged compared to your calendar years can be very different. your actual aging process or fitness age might shock you. ♪ report. >> i would say a good like 75 to 80% of the day i'm kind of in my office. >> reporter: designing

of course, you know he struggled for peace after world war i and try to establish the league of nations and to bring harmony and peace to the world. and yet he loved limericks! if you could imagine that! and he would recite them constantly. he had so many limericks in fact the people thought he wrote the limericks. we are not sure, he may have written some of them, in fact. it is very difficult to trace the authors of limericks because there are so many of them and there are so many words. so this is an avenue for him to let off steam, so to speak. to let loose a little bit from his trials and tribulations as a politician and as a person in government. so there are many different approaches. jimmy carter, for example, wrote a wonderful book of poetry, called "always a reckoning." it reflects the man. the good man that he is and the life that he has led, and his insights into the world around him and into the life of the south, for example, where he came from. and some of the contradictions of life in the south. he captures those things in poetry and he talks about his politics, too, in poetry. so yes, in all of those things, presidents wrote poetr

nations in the international peace and security. thank you. >> good question again. all of us would love to have the united nations and that could work effectively to deal with the crisis in the world and i think that was designed of franklin roosevelt and harry truman in establishing the united nations that this would be the primary vehicle to leave you with the crisis and deal with the challenges in the world. unfortunately, the united nations has fought down particularly in the security council and its ability to respond to the crisis. and so, almost anytime a crisis breaks out you would like the un to respond and that is probably the best way to try to get the countries together to do it, then immediately it hits the wall in the security council and nothing else happens. so ultimately it continues to fall back on the shoulders of the united states to respond in as the president himself said when people get in trouble they don't call russia and china they call the united states and as we have seen of the united states isn't providing the leadership, nobody else will. i wish that were

peace after world war i. the league of sh nations, to bring harmony and peace to the world. and yet, he loved poetry and will recite them constantly. so many limericks the people that he wrote them. he may have written some of them in fact. it is very difficult to trace the authors of limerick's, because there are so many of them. this was an avenue for him to let loose a m, to bit from trials as a politician and a person in government. different approaches, wonderful er wrote a called "always the reckoning". shows the good man that he was and the life that he led. his inside of the world around lives of the south. some of the contradictions of life in the south, he captures those things in poetry. he talks about his politics in poetry too. can those things that one do in poetry, president who wrote poetry did that. okay. well, thank you very much. i appreciate your attention. [applause] >> we have sent copies of his book over here in the table. i thought he was going to bring a whole bunch but this all he had left. if you're interesting take on a look at the book be considered here. thank yo

of course, you know he struggled for peace after world war i and try to establish the league of nations and to bring harmony and peace to the world. and yet he loved limericks! if you could imagine that! and he would recite them constantly. he had so many limericks in fact the people thought he wrote the limericks. we are not sure, he may have written some of them, in fact. it is very difficult to trace the authors of limericks because there are so many of them and there are so many words. so this is an avenue for him to let off steam, so to speak. to let loose a little bit from his trials and tribulations as a

love, peace, and community. >> protesters are expected to show up odds the police headquarters in ferguson. national guard members are keeping a close eye on the situation. >> you will find more video of the ferguson from tests on ktvu.com. we have posted the grand jury documents including all of the testimony and the evidence presented. look at the special section on our home page. >>> people take to the roads this evening. it has been a very busy day on bay area roadways. this is a live look at i-80. the university overcrossing is just at the top of the screen. we showed you a noon picture and it was busy then. it is still slow now. >>> now let's take a quick look at the i-680 highway 24 interchange at walnut creek. the headlights headed north are very busy. now a live picture of highway 101. those are the lanes on the left. it has replained pretty much the same over the last hour. >>> powerful storm on the east coast is causing significant flight delays at bayer airports. travelers who are headed to the east faced up to a three hour delay. it was an hour-and-a-half delay. the wait right now, trav

loved homes and the war's desolation. blest the victory and peace may the heaven rescued land, praise the power that hath made preserved us a nationo, in god is our trust. and the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave. >> for over 50 years general colin powell has devoted his life to public service. having held senior military and diplomatic positions across four presidential administrations, powell's deep commitment to democratic values and freedom has been felt throughout the world. the son of jamaican immigrants, powell was born in harlem in april 1937 and was raised in the south bronx. he was educated in new york city public schools, and after graduating from morris high school attended the city college of new york where he earned a bachelor of science degree in geology. it was not until he joined the army rotc program at city college of new york that he discovered his calling and launched his military career. he received a commission as an army second lieutenant upon graduation in 1958 and went on to serve in the united states army for 35 years rising to the rank of fou

peace, and hope and certainly love. >> missouri governor jay nixon come yo under criticism for announcing a state of emergency, bringing in nation alguard ahead of anything happening. do you agree? >> sometimes when we rush, to react before we pray, we can have certain concerns, and fears but i am believing that a lot of this can be resolved, i am seeing reports now, i just left st. louis today, a few hours ago, people were still hoping and believing for peace. even michael group's parents are calling for peace, i admire them for that, that is very good, we still want justice, we still hope that there will be some kind of justice, i am concerned about families for michael brown, whose life will not be in vein, america knows we have systemic problems in america. and so, i know that we'll remember and we won't forget that, bu officer darren as welli know his family has to be anxious as well. i am asking people to be reasonible, calm, peaceful and prayerful. ashley: what do you think will be outcome? >> i just don't know, what will happen to officer darren wilson. i have a few questions myself, why didn't you wait for back up? if y

national guard to keep the peace. if wilson is indicted, possible charges change from involuntary manslaughter to first degree murder. >>> our time is 5:06. switching gears here. if you love to eat crab, you may be able to enjoy low prices early in the crab season. that is because commercial crabbers have an interesting problem this morning. now while they say they are catching a lot of dungeons crabs they have trouble unloading them. >> look at these long lines. so instead some of them they are selling their crab directly to the public at $6 a pound. >> a lot of locals saying that is the most they have seen in a few decades. >> some local fishermen say this could be a record year for catching crab. >>> a san jose parish who lost their church will gather for the first time since the old building went up in flames. janine de la vega is joining us with more about this morning's special mass. >> reporter: more than 600 families attend holy cross catholic church. these are some live pictures of the church where the first service since the fire happened is going to take place in the next couple of hours in a building behind the church. on sunday a four alarm fire ravaged the h

peace. >> i want it to lead to incredible change. positive change. change that makes the st. louis region better for everyone. >>> and we know he loves it. but why is president obama's blackberry making news tonight? "conversation nation" is ahead. ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. >>> they're digging out of that record snowfall in buffalo today. 85 inches of snow has fallen throughout two major storms this week. officials report the death toll has risen to 12. the worst of the storm is over. and residents are digging out. but concerns now turn to roof collapses and the looming threat of flooding from melted snow. more than 30 major roof collapses have already been reported. here's incredible drone footage taken during the height of yesterday's downfall, capturing an entire neighborhood blanketed in white. and more drone footage of people digging out today with all the snow build-up, you can see why roof collapses, and flooding, are cause for concern. the buffalo bills were scheduled to host the new york jets this week on sunday. but with the bills' st

america is at stake and that order and peace needs to be restored and everybody needs to have love in their heart for each other and be there together to make the nationubt in my mind that we are going to move forward and make it a great nation again. host: that's valerie in texas with a big win their for their he attorney general greg abbott beating wendy davis. that was 59% to 39%. fairbanks, alaska, tom on the independent line. a pretty close race in the senate there. have they called it? caller: if you're talking about the dan sullivan race, that's over as far as i'm concerned. i believe that he won. am i not right? for: we are waiting confirmation. i believe the percentage was 49% for dan sullivan and 45 are sent per mark begich. is that still holding? caller: that's what i thought, i'm sorry. i'm being premature. having dan represent us in the senate [indiscernible] not just in health care but foreign policy, you name it. help bring good stuff forward. host: what made him win in alaska? caller: i think the fact that he has actually been a military that always person , not justschool secondary school but primary and middle school. ands an advocat

of course, you know he struggled for peace after world war i and try to establish the league of nations and to bring harmony and peace to the world. limericks!loved if you could imagine that! and he would recite them constantly. he had so many limericks in fact the people thought he wrote the limericks. we are not sure, he may have written some of them, in fact. it is very difficult to trace the authors of limericks because because so many -- there are so many of them and there are so many words. him to is an avenue for let off steam, so to speak. to let loose a little bit from his trials and tribulations as a politician and as a person in government. so there are many different approaches. jimmy carter, for example, wrote a wonderful book of poetry, called "always a reckoning." it reflects the man. the good man that he is and the life that he has led, and his insights into the world around him and into the life of the south, for example, where he came from. and some of the contradictions of life in the south. he captures those things in and he talks about his politics, too, in poetry. things,in all of those presidents wrote poetry also did that.