it's the early days in the south pacific. and you find in this letter that -- was so proud of, pat and proud of her for many reasons, but not in the least. he was proud of her intelligence and career savvy. he never expressed any qualms about her working. indeed they had relied upon her salary since their honmoon to help help support their household. -- also had no problems admitting pat outranked him in her job at the opa. he says, quote, inhis early letter, your job is far more important than mine was with the opa. i'm really very proud as i always have been. i like to tell the gang how smart you are. as as being the most attractive person they'll ever see in another letter around the same period, -- reiterates his pride in her career. quote, proud, pat, that you're smart enough, hold down a top notch j and that you're so attractive that everyone always turns around when i go by with you. his wife's combination of brains beauty was something he admired, and he loved showing this up to other people. urged his wife to treat h

sergeant frank simmons who died in the south pacific of pneumonia. norman killed in action with the 27th division. pfc lewis was captain of his high school football team killed in action december 1942. sergeant john, 37th infantry division and that ferocious fighting in manila. buford cooper killed in a vehicle accident on stillwell road that linked india to china and pfc monro hicks of sikeston, missouri, as both a returning hero and a colored soldier. in 1951, after four years and a chip and home of 171,000 americans from europe and the pacific and the expenditure of nearly $164 million, the return of the world war ii repatriation program officially ended i would suggest you that the morning really never did thank you. for 130. i had to know about that declaration. >> i would be glad to take questions. home. it is world war is one in two in which you see >> yes, ever since world war ii , all of our dead who can be retrieved and accounted for are brought home. it is world wars one and two which you see oversees under the american battle monuments co

next to yeah, lives in kira bass, a south pacific nation whose very existence is under threat. rising sea levels means the entire country could soon become uninhabitable. we're not going to run from the program seen. as you can see, trees are falling down or not and i've sent all of them and it's getting close to the world. and i think this not um, it's just the beginning. maybe it will keep on going. yeah. wasn't not always like that. it's getting closer to our homes and it's a big deal for slowly being destroyed by the course of climate change. gearbox is made up of $33.00 small islands spread across the pacific. in some areas, the ground is 3 meters above the water, but almost everywhere else, it's only one meter rising sea levels of causing land to disappear. the number of storms is increasing and drink some water is becoming salty. max his grandfather to arise to anna has been living here since he was a child scientist thought of noting a rapid rise in sea levels in the 1990s. the water continues to rise. it will route our land. the sea is drawing closer and closer and will make

slowly being destroyed by the course of climate change. max to yeah, he lives in kira bass, a south pacific nation whose very existence is under threat. rising sea levels means the entire country could soon become uninhabitable. we're not going to run from the program, so you going to face it, the country and the world. we have islands. and they build that i less because they have to be. do you have a technology and they have the the 120000 residents of kira bus one to stay here and protect themselves as best as they can. but how long can that know? the when we were kids, the high side use the stops maybe here from here, here, and it stops here. and now then as we grow, growing up, the high tide just moved. moved, and now it's hitting the, the land. it's sitting the, it's, and it's getting, it's corrupting everything. as you can see, trees are falling down. not enough sand to hold them and it's getting close to the road. and i think this an item, it's just the beginning. maybe it will keep on route our land that on the scene is drawing closer and closer and will make our lives on pleasant.

next to yeah, lives in kira bass, a south pacific nation whose very existence is under threat. rising sea levels mean the entire country could soon become uninhabitable. we're not going to run from the program, so you going to face it. there are countries in the world we have islands and they build that i less because they have to be do you have a technology and they have the the $120000.00 residents of q robust. want to stay here and protect themselves as best as they can. but how long can that know? the, when we were kids, the high tide use the stops maybe here from here. you stop. see it. and now then as we grow, growing up the high tide just moved, moved and now it's hitting the, the land, it's sitting the edge and it's getting it's corrupting everything.

sergeant frank simmons, who died in the south pacific and pneumonia. pfc norman petch our killed in action with the 27th infantry division on saipan in the summer 1944. pfc lewis fada, once captain of his high school football team killed in action at buna in december 1942, a battle that was commanded by eichelberger. sergeant john's angrily, 37th infantry division killed in action. the ferocious fighting at manila that we've discussed. lieutenant buford cooper, killed in a vehicle accident in burma on the stilwell road that led that linked india to china and monroe hicks of sikeston missouri, whose hometown paper referred to him as both a returning hero and, quote, a colored soldier. in 1951, after four years and a shipment home of 171,000 americans from europe and, the pacific and the expenditure nearly $164 million. the return the world war two dead repatriation officially ended, but i would suggest you that the mourning never really did. thank you. i'd be glad to take questions. for 130. i had to know about that declaration. quote because there just

the china-taiwan issue alone has meant stationing us force. in the south pacific to round up enough forcesake months and iran is major player in the middle east. it is a hundred times bigger than israel with over 85 million people. several million of whom will still fight for the government. assembled forces are already up to million men and a war one is a war on the ground. if there is major war, us attacks. iran, iran attacks, american installations and israeli installations, iran and others that would confront us and israel, if iran has attacked, iran has some friends in the neighborhood, if that happens, it's going to be more damaging to israel than iran, because iran is much bigger country. uh and so it it would seriously damage iran, but it would destroy israel, there is a difference between serious damage and destruction, complete destruction, and given the fact that zinists are occupying other people's land, given the fact that these people generally came from europe, unlike iranians that have been living. and this in this part of the world for thousands of years, israelis will go

next to yeah, lives in care of as a south pacific nation whose very existence is under threat. rising sea levels mean the entire country could soon become uninhabitable. we're not going to run from the program, so you're going to face it there. countries in the world we have islands and they've built that i left you.

the china-taiwan issue alone has meant stationing us forces in the south pacific to round up enough forceske months and iran is major player in the middle east. it is hundred times bigger than israel with over 85 million people, several million of whom will still fight for the government. assembled forces are already up to million men and a war one is a war on the ground. if there is major war, us attacks iran, iran attacks american installations and israeli installations, iran and others that would confront us and israel, if iran is attacked, iran has some friends in the neighborhood, if that happens, it's going to be more damaging to israel iran, because iran is much bigger country, and so it it would seriously damage iran, but it would destroy israel, and there is a difference between serious damage and destruction, complete destruction, and given the fact that zionists are occupy other people's land, given the fact that these people generally came from europe. uh, unlike iranians that have been living on on this, in this part of the world for thousands of years, the israelis will go ba

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next to yeah, lives in kira bass, a south pacific nation whose very existence is under threat. rising sea levels means the entire country could soon become uninhabitable. we're not going to run from the program, so you're going to face it there. countries in the world, we have islands and they build that. i live.

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the china-taiwan issue alone has meant stationing us forces in the south pacific to round up enough forceslone could take months and iran is major player in the middle east. it is hundred times bigger than israel with over 85 million people, several million of whom will still fight for the government. assembled forces are already up to million men, and a war one is a war on the ground. if there is major war, us attacks iran, iran attacks american installations. and israeli installations, iran and others that would confront us and israel if iran is attacked, iran has some friends in the neighborhood, if that happens, it's going to be more damaging to israel than iran, because iran is much bigger country, and so it it would. seriously damage iran, but it would destroy israel, and there is a difference between serious damage and destruction, complete destruction, and given the fact that zionists are occupying other people's land, given the fact that these people generally came from europe, unlike iranians that have been living on on this, in this part of the world for ' thousands of years, th

you're down to 19 degrees on monday and i've got to take you to the south pacific tropical activity, cooking up here, spreading a lot of rain to fiji and tongue on monday. and we've also got some soaking rain coming into the southern outs for the south island of new zealand, weather alerts and play for just how bad this rain will be on monday. the weather brought to you by visit. come on counting the costs defense johns look at process as the one goes as to the rise in global on sales house. the us go with ministry age to israel plus couldn't june for the school. tensions threatened israel's plans to grow gas export. counting, the costs on out is there. the like human cost of israel's war on garza is beyond the calculation lies. last time is destroyed, tens of thousands injured. but what about needing to know make costs and who will pay for israel contribute? and the thing to rebuild community is devastated by its palms. this is inside store the .

question is this recently i've watched emerging between india saudi arabia, iran of some other south pacific countries russia, uh, parts of the middle east even is real, is reaching out to these groups and creating a sort of a, a bastion of, of thought process. if not unity, at least. so it wouldn't surprise me tomorrow in this bizarre where we're living and to me or to most americans in north korea, jumped into the fray and said, you know, what was the president would want to do that. and others would not on well come back. because if the south koreans up thinking of assisting the united states in a, any time on straight contingency, maybe they might be kept a little busy on their border on this side by the north koreans and the russians. and i mean, that's what the japanese be to think about. they've had this kind of defense foster, which was moving away from the defense of northern japan from what was the soviets and the rushing to moving towards the southern japan. and just watch when, i mean, when the russians start putting a little pressure out there on the northern part. so you think

the the other we've got a tropical cycle and in the south pacific we'll get to those details in one sec. but 1st, australia, some pulses of rain for the southern slice of w a also toward the north as well and the top end. and if i take you to new zealand, while the wet weather continues to pour in across the west coast of the south island, this area already saturated. talking about a couple 100 millimeters of rain and still this warm breeze off the mountain. so christ church, your good 5 degrees have pa, for you should be this year. okay, promise. do we talk about the tropical psych loan as it feeds constant rain into fiji. could see about half a month's worth of rain over the next 24 hours. and monsoon rains are just pelting the central coast of vietnam, couple 100 millimeters of rain to be expected here, but not out of the ordinary denying. this is your 2nd where this month of the year cloud cover for western china also towards the south one g. one dung and food in provinces could see a few showers and temperatures of bounce back a bit through china is capitalized in the korean penins

here's our tropical cycle and spinning around the south pacific. that's going to feed rain into fiji. it's already given us quite a soaking. this will be equivalent to a category one. hurricane let's. and this for the report right now in new zealand. also, a saki forecasts for the west coast of the south island. more rain pours in here, but that wind, it's a warm breeze. so $24.00 degrees in credit storage on tuesday. the brought to you by visit cuts on on counting the costs defense. johns look at process as the one, gaza as to the rise and the level on sales. how tall the us go with ministry age israel plus, could you for the school tensions threatened israel's plans to grow gas export? counting the costs on out of the david cameron's done britain when he quit as prime minister of to the brakes that referendum. now he's triggered another pun, disclose, quake making a shop with him and his phone secretary follows the sacking of an interior minister who tried and failed to suppress major demonstrations and supportive policy means in gaza. so what do

that's above where you should be this some of the year as well and for the south pacific. here's our tropical cycle impact. seen just to the west of fiji and tonga. it's the equivalent of a category one hurricane, but it is weakening on wednesday, monsoon rains are picking up those climbing into central vietnam. by the time it's all said and done to night and could see a few 100 millimeters or bring not on usual november's or 2nd, but it's month of the year and severe flight advisories in play for the central philippines. some shower, a stretch stream from the yangtze river valley right down to the pearl river valley and still that cold air pouring out of siberia for the northeast of china. and we've got this rain on either side of japan's main island to punch you the west coast and the east coast, but send his back in southeast asia where that rain is really intense freight across the west coast of some out your island on wednesday. that's it. that's all the devastating strikes follow by through week risky, because that's 1st responders. know the mission could be the the

and it looks like we've got some tropical activity cooking up in the south pacific. right. that's feet of rain right down to fiji and tongue out on monday. this is something we'll watch and update you on in time cooler air has sung out of china and hose in vietnam. look at the temperature in hanoi 18th, that is well below average. and the monsoon rains, steering rain right into that central coast of vietnam, once again, heavy rainfall alerts across parts of the late peninsula as well. and then really quote is the story across most of china. whoo, on how to it's coldest day of the year. the other day, you've bounced back a bit to 9 degrees on monday and we've got some snow for whole keitel honshu even avalanche alerts in play here. as we end back at this part of southeast asia. it is a soggy forecasts on born year wiley. the so many politicians want to be the republican party is candidate for to any stand, a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why are we doing more to deal with climate change or american politics? just getting

critics want him to take a harder line on military aggression, especially in the taiwan strait and south pacific coercion and espionage. also, though, the u.s. says they will raise specific issues in a delicate way and focus on things like artificial intelligence, fentanyl, the war going on in middle east and ukraine. we are told not to expect huge deliverables. biden administration sees stabilizing the relationship which has been frosty as significant, guys. >> steve: they would turn the red phone back on. thank you for joining us live. one of the president's goals in california is to hammer out a deal on crackdown on fentanyl stuff from china. >> ainsley: in preparation of the trip, california governor gavin newsom is implementing golden gate sweep, cleaning the city's crime and drug-ridden streets before xi jinping comes to town. here to react is mike pence, and his daughter charlotte. you have china coming in going to california, the streets are riddled with drugs and they are cleaning that up. 3000 people died in san francisco because of fentanyl in last four years. what is your reaction? >