in 1961, the philippine news was founded in the garage.was to create a community newspaper to tell the stories of the growing filipino community in the united states and to advocate on its behalf. the family took over philippine news in 1996 and propelled into the digital age, linking over 7 million worldwide sites with their journalism of engagement. celebrating its 50th year, the philippine news published its 2,600th issue on the fourth week of august, holding true and continuing to celebrate their culture. the filipino-american in committee sees this milestone. a legacy of 50 years of chronicling the filipino- american story. >> our next guests are representing philippine news. [applause] [applause] >> our second honor read is the largest and most formidable national association of filipino women whose recent convention brought hundreds of the most accomplished an influential phillipines into san francisco. ladies and gentlemen, the filipina women's network. ♪ >> later, a teacher, mother, filipina. the celebration of filipino women begi

it includes the ministry among muslims. >> lucille talusan, cbn news, mindanao, philippines. >>> coming up, the safe helping haiti shadow children. >> hard to believe it has been two years after haiti's earthquake. hundreds of thousands are living in tent cities. >> stan jeter reports on what is known as the miracle village. >> reporter: he lost his right leg during haiti's powerful 2010 earthquake. frits is now rebuilding his life in miracle village, a self-sustaining settlement for amputees and other survivors. it is the latest project by florida pastors bobby and sherry bernet who moved to haiti 20 years ago and began running a school and orphans. they couldn't ignore the dead and wounded hit in port-au-prince. they converted their place into a clinic. >> they have heard this is the place where they are going to get care. we know people that suffer horrible tragedies need peace and quiet and love and support. it is not just medicine. it is for the soul as well. as we look around, somebody last night game when they brought 50 patients. >> one patient was two-year-old marie. she grabbe

he accumulated experience from the early days in the philippines and the news argan and the staff worked with the seasoning in china. the sum total was imaginatively applied by george marshall to direct the american army during the war. it was as if his career related to the monumental task he undertook. the american military build-up was just beginning to gain momentum when the japanese attacked pearl harbor. and an inspection of the army's new airborne troops at ft. bragg in 1942, marshall gets a close-up view of the citizen soldier at work. field soldiers never knew when the chief of staff might make an appearance such as this one at the jungle warfare training center in hawaii. marshall might do his thinking and planning in washington, but it was from the field that he drew his facts. a gifted observer, the smallest detail did not escape him. army subordinates were either proud or dismayed by marshall's critical appraisal depending upon the performance. jungle training was a new experience for american troops, but it was clear from the beginning that in order to win the war in the pa

>> no, but they are excited about a new shipment of spam from the philippines. >> really? what happened to puerto rico? are they getting pushed around? i don't know what they want, but they are still there and floating in the middle of nothing. >> they gave us great baseball players. >> they used to. >> what do you mean they? >> they are americans, right? >> adam, why not let guam vote? way let hawaii vote? -- we let hawaii vote. they are not part of america america. >> hold on. hawaii is a tiny, tiny island nation. hawaii is not a state. >> they don't even speak american. they speak hawaii an. >> don't come back on my show until you know anything. >> what was the word you had for the citizens of guam? >> go main yen. >> no they #r* guamericans. >> the go -- the guamanian parade. you get a sausage and the parade is over. >> we are getting no angry letters from guam. >> bill, you have a daughter who lives in guam. has she accepted santorum's apology? >> i wanted to talk to her. i realize i don't have her number. i didn't really remember her name, and i am not clear if she i

filipino teachers like you said their visa expired so they had to go all the way back to the philippines to get a new one can pretty much stuff like that so this was this was basic quality of life quality of education. protests there and how do they respond you. respond very immaturely they put canines outside spending for people who weren't even involved. shane mcardle william for thought crime in. citing violence even though they weren't even a part of the walkout no one of the people suspect it was your brother's actions but was he charged with you so yes. apparently it is something when you think about doing a crime and try to get people to do it with you as we can so often you know again. that's incredible. i understand that your principal was actually and you know he was like admonishing you guys saying hey be activist it's a good thing and then when this happened ashley what he was what's the sequence of events here and why did he seem like looking for what we were doing but then when like the public people board of education and stuff come around he's like showing us for doing it like we're g

philippines. he serves on the board of the new american foundation, kip d.c., bridges of understanding and the manila based child protection unit. he's also a member of the council on foreign relations. i think david has one of those worthless degrees from swarthmore college. he also has an mba from the harvard business school and a j.d. from the law school. join me in welcoming david bradley. [ applause ] >>> good afternoon. my assignment, my privilege is to introduce paul volcker, but i can hear you silently, i can hear you calling out to me, don't be in such a rush, david, slow down. tell us about yourself. how are you doing? well, you're good to ask. thank you very much. i'm fine. i have the oddest thing i want to tell you about. i want to tell you about the occasion when i -- my wife and i moved from my bachelor's apartment to our starter home. it's 1986 and we were at the closing of the selling of my apartment and i was introduced to the real estate agent for the buyer of the apartment and was told that her name was jean dickson. at a break i turned to my real estate agent and said, is there an

in turkey, police use water cannons against protesters of a new education bill. in the philippinesation. congratulations. hot shots, pictures coming in from around the world. >>> police dash cams have caught some memorable moments. the one you're about to see, though, might be one of the more amusing moments. here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: what would we do without police dash cams showing us half-naked speeders, and even a bank robber eating the evidence, the give me the money note. but this royal canadian mounted police dash can recorded something special. ♪ a guy in alberta was pulled over in a pickup. >> i didn't see that i was intoxicated but you grabbed me and i have -- [ unintelligible ] it doesn't even matter. >> reporter: maybe he couldn't speak but he managed to sing all of the bohemian rhapsody by queen. ♪ mama ♪ just killed a man ♪ put a gun against his head ♪ pulled my trigger ♪ now he's dead >> reporter: he sapg tng the ly almost flawlessly for six minutes. ♪ easy come easy go >> reporter: even after they arrived at the station house, the monty let him finish t

and new york by $79,000. >>> 6:17. philippine boxing champmanny pacquiao say charges that he is a tax cheat is simple harassment. he has claimed he never shortchanged the philippine government. they have filed a criminal complaint against him for failing to submit tax documents. he could face two years in prison if he is convicted. >>> a rave with a deadly past is coming to oakland this weekend. two years ago two people died after taking ecstasy at the cow palace. eight other people got sick and police madaroses of drug arrests. the promoters of that arrest will hold a similar event at oakland's oracle arena on saturday. 12,000 people are expected to attend pop 2012. supporters say they are working with oakland police to make sure the party is good. >>> now each assembly member selected a woman in their district who has made an impact in their community. mara has raised thousands of dollars for breast cancer research. >>> i want to show you something. this is the tuck tuck. that is providing a zoo in phoenix with an unusual sourc

now as we head towards the philippines, heavy rain has been targeting central portions for the last couple of days. starting to ease off here. that's certainly good newsit's just going to be moving north. seeing those downpours hitting luzon. tomorrow, looking like a clear day across much of the country. and indeed we'll be feel something warmer winds from the south as well which will be fairly pleasant. all right. as we head into north america you can see the circulation in the cloud there. this is going to be a round of heavy rain at the coast and mountain snow. the olympics you can see about two feet of snow in the next 24 hours. it will be accompanied by strong gusts, too. this is going to weaken off but there will be another round of heavy pripitation right in behind it. today we're seeing some severe thunderstorms erupting around the mid-mississippi valley here toward the north. it's going to be a band of sleet, snow, some rain as well. across the u.s./canada border here and just north of the great lakes. maybe some freezing rain in that, too. the central plains, here, though are looking dry and we'll see the warm winds continuing from the south

philippine islands. [applause] >> i wish it will snow in the morning so nobody has to go to school for two weeks. from michael, 13 years old, long island, new york. [laughter] >> i wish that the women and children of iraq and afghanistan could grow up and exist without fear of violence, brutality, and death at every corner, without hunger, without poverty, but instead with freedom. anonymous. [applause] >> i wish that my mom's and all same-sex couples were afforded the basic human right of marriage and in turn given the legal rights needed so that we could become citizens. i wish we did not have to struggle together as a family, fighting together to remain a family. i wish we could live, work, and be just like every other family. from marina. >> and this is a little boy i want to meet. i wish that the next time i leave it shadow and sadie my dogs in the backyard when we leave somewhere that they would dig out of the yard and run far, far away, but i wish that only a shadow would come back and not sadie. i wish that sadie was stolen off the street and sold. [laughter] wolfgang, age 12, sparks, nev.. >> say thank you to kira shira. i have bee

news continues in one minute. you can see >>> today is international womens' day and women are marking the day. in london thousands called fofr peace ask equality. in philippines marched against the military in, iraq women dressed in flags marched for peace. here in the united states there is michelle obama and hillary clinton presented international women of courage awards to 10 women. >> and here in san francisco, international women web site showcasing the goal of having healthy mothers and babies around the world. >> this is liberating. i was just overwhelmed with emotions and trying. and i was happy, ways able to hold my child. >> this is from an online exhibit offered. >> this stories are included part of a bigger effort to raise awareness about improving health around the world. >> many people aren't aware a woman dies every 90 seconds around the globe. and pregnancy or childbirth. >> claire is the executive director of the international museum of women. she wants people to get involved in an international campaign about infant and maternal health. >> there is a petition we've created with christie turlington and her organization called "every mother co

philippines after a fire disabled its engines. now, one of the 300 americans on the tells nbc news there's no air conditioning but they have plenty of food and water and they're in good shape. the philippine coast guard hopes to reach the stricken vessel late today. >>> there's been another fatal shark attack. he was killed today while diving with his brother who wasn't hurt. he's the fourth person killed by a shark since september. all of them off the continent's southwest corner. >>> keith olbermann is looking for a new job. olbermann show's "countdown" would be replaced with a new show called kwl viewpoint." own berman has a reputation for repeatedly clashing with his employers. >>> she's been gone only a short time, but memorabilia belonging to whitney houston is included in an auction being held this weekend in los angeles. a black velvet dress and a pair of earrings she wore in the bodyguard will be sold to the highest bidder. >>> okay. last but not least. the battle of kentucky is going to be fought in new orleans as the top-rated wildcats face louisville in the final four. in the other game, ohio state takes on the kansas

new truck. >>> here's a journey of a different kind. conservationist set sail on a 8,000 mile solo trip to raise awareness for sea creatures. jim sullivan head for the philippines. he is traveling alone in an unpowered 30 foot sailboat. it's the first attempt to sail nonstop across the pacific ocean without a motor in more than 300 years. >>> >> we are going recreate the spanish routes of the 1700s and for me it's to bring awareness to the beautiful creatures that lie beneath the sea dolphins and whales and help let people understand we shunting killing them worldwide. >> he expects it will take 3 months to reach the philippines and you can follow his journey on twitter at xpac8,000. >>> stay with us. there's a story that will have you scratching your head. >> what kind of a person robs a girl scout? a girl scout? we will head to texas to show you what happened next and how the girls they went down swinging. >>> also ahead, we will head to alabama where groups walked remembering a crucial moment in our nation's history. you are watching what's new, now and next with "good morning maryland "gloi mostly clear out there right-- >>> mostly clear out there right now

new south wales incredibly strong economy. the economy greater than each of the economies of thailand, the philippines or south africa.reas much larger in size and population but when you counter in that sydney is within the state you see where all the numbers come from. even 50% of the film and tv production in australia comes out of new south waes. 40% of finance and insurance and some 39% of their property and business comes in this region where we know some large scale areas have been flooded but fortunately, andrew, that storm system exiting the region. clear skies in the forecast for this weekend across portions of new south wales. >> okay. pedron, thank you very much at the international weather center. >>> you're watching "world business today" live on cnn. still to come, the ipad and the economy. apple's tablet has generated record sales. now it's generating u.s. jobs and small businesses in the united states are riding the wave. >>> plus, thinking of boosting your property portfolio? how about buying your own village? well, there's one for sale in central france and it's going for less than you might think.

people from texas to the philippines have been arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle 325 million dollars in counterfeit goods from china through the port in elizabeth, new jersey. >>> classes are resuming today at chardon high school in ohio for the first time since the shooting monday left three students dead and two others wounded. 17-year-old suspect t.j. lane was charged as a juvenile thursday with murder and attempted murder. a hearing later this month will determine if he will be tried as an adult. >>> maryland is the eighth state to legalize gay marriage as that state's governor signed a new law praising the move as the way forward for equal rights. >>> and who doesn't love an adorable, playful baby? this chimpanzee apparently. instead of patty cake under glass the chimp dishes out a flurry of backhand shots. then takes it up a notch using his foot there. the baby and his caregiver don't seem alarmed. and nobody got hurt. good thing there's glass between the animals and us there. it's six minutes past the hour. back to al with a check of the weather. >> thanks, natalie. as you mentioned at the top of your newscast we have severe weather. a lot

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philippines. five crew members suffered smoke inhalation. the ship has been repaired. >>> the newbully" came out in limited release amid controversy over its rating. here's a clip. >> i opened my locker, there was a note that says, [ bleep ], you aren't welcomed here. the teacher was calling roll and said, boys, and then girls and paused as said kelby. and another teacher told me how they burned [ bleep ] and kept talking about it with me in the classroom. senior editor qur if the in touch weekly" kim serafin is here with us. pretty heavy lifting with the topic here. "the l.a. time" says it will be recut for a pg-13 rating. is this must see or must avoid? >> definitely must see. and it's so heartbreaking. you just showed that clip. but this is what this movie is about. this is what every teenager should see and every family should see. it chronicles teenagers and their families and shows the effect that is bullying and harassment has on them. anyone who sees this will relate to it, either if it's a kid, if they remember from your experiencing at school or having this happen to the

philippines, she's going to be so shocked. i know what he's going to tell me, move out of that place. >> reporter: live in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, ktvu news. >>> still no sign tonight of that missing teenage girl from morgan hill and the search is growing more desperate by the hour. robert handa is live tonight with what investigators did today and what kind of information they are getting from the public, robert. >> reporter: well this is where the missing teen catches her school bus in the early morning hours. police came here this morning, their goal, get more information. sierra lamar left to catch the school bus so investigators set up a roadblock to talk to people who normally drive through. it was a pattern we saw all day. investigators combing the area, looking for clues about the missing 15-year-old. >> this can happen to anybody, if you can take the time to just think about anything that you saw that morning. >> reporter: fbi agents went to the field where sierra l amar's purse was found. >> sometimes i saw him around 8:00 a.m., and sometimes in the afternoon, sometimes he was there all day long. >> reporter: sierra's mother say

the philippine coast guard is expected to reach it later today. >>> we have new video where thousandse marching in memory of trayvon martin. this is a crowd of people marching to headquarters of the florida police department. this is followed by a rally that the al sharpton and jesse jackson are expected to attend. they're calling for the arrest of george zimmerman. he is the neighborhood watch captain who shot and killed 17- year-old martin. he says he shot martin in self- defense even though martin was unarmed. the calls for justice for trayvon martin was heard last night in oakland. about 30 people marched through the downtown area, some wearing hoodies in tribute to the teenager. >>> southern california police are looking for three more teenagers they say committed a hate crime seven teenagers, all african-american, between ages 13 and 16, have already been arrested. they are accused of attacking a 15-year-old latino boy. police say they knocked the boy to the ground, kicked him in the head and knocked out several teeth. they say the incident was caught on video and originally pos

new york mets. he killed them for 18 years and foul play in the basketball court in the philippines.cover philippine basketball. today, no different. two players getting a little rough under the basket. so one takes matters into his own hand and smashes the ball to his defender's face. notice the delayed reaction before he takes it off the floor. here he is again. >> oy! >> even sonny liston came back from the grave and said he fell on purpose. and there you go. you want to talk more about philippine basketball, i do it. i go inside the numbers, keeping score on foxandfriends.com. >> that's you'll i'm going to get on your blog is philippine basketball? >> all right. i'll talk about other stuff. >> maybe the sweet 16. now we're down to eight. >> i'm not going to do that. it's going to air through the weekend. i'm not going to come in saturday and sunday to update it. >> why? >> lazy. >> be a trooper. >> you can get it at foxnews.com/sports. >> yes. >> which you update from home. >> all righty. coming up, does politics belongs in the classroom? this is an interesting story. one middle

news of the passing of world war ii veteran and las vegas resident, mr. obus. he was born of a small community known as the denied filipino veterans. born in the philippines on august 28, 1924, mr. obus entered into military service in march of 1945 and trained as a military policeman. he served in the 12th military police company and was honorably discharged in 1946. while he enjoyed a happy, healthy life following the war, one thing mr. opis did not share with his world war ii veterans was full recognition for his military benefits he had rightfully learned. in february of 1946, president harry truman signed the rescission act into law. this bill denied over 200,000 filipino world war ii veterans who served before july, 1946, the benefits promised to them five years prior by president franklin roosevelt. the men who joined prior to 1946 put their lives on the line for the allied cause and helped us win the war in the pacific, yet due to the technicality are not due the recognition they deserve. it's estimated that 10 of these forgotten soldiers die having no recognition of service from our government. men like augustus opis. my home is home to four fili

new discovery. bradford, you are doing this again next year, wherever you are. a big thanks to all of our 16 models, and our appreciation always to the philippine consulate of san francisco and consul general. >> so, i think we want to introduce our performer for tonight. >> wonderful. i cannot wait. >> please join us in welcoming you to celebrity sensation and recording artist, ms. michelle martinez. >> he can stay. good evening, everybody. how are you guys doing tonight? good? it is an honor to be here tonight. i just want to sing a couple of songs for you tonight. there we go. ♪ honey, honey i can see the stars all the way from here see the glow of the windowpane i can see the sun whenever you are near every time you touch me, i just melt away everybody asks me why i am is smiling but i know nothing is perfect [inaudible] baby, it is you you are the ones i love you are the one i need you are the only one i see , on, baby, it is you come on, baby you put my love on top , on, baby talk, talk, talk -- top, top, top honey, honey i can feel the wind your lips taste like a night of champagne as i kiss you again and again and again and again everybody asks me why i