a bitter twist in the philippines bus hostage crisis. an investigation suggests some of the victims have been shot by the police. public transport in el salvador has been disrupted by a third successive day by a strike ordered byron -- ordered by a criminal street game. the new law would make membership in the gay and a criminal offense. -- in the game in a criminal offense. -- gang a criminal offense. >> it was enough to bring most public transport to a halt. many businesses have closed to avoid violent reprisals. the government brought the army onto the street and provided military trust to get people out to work. >> we have deployed a sizable force that i think the population has notice. >> the gains ordered the shutdown, which makes membership in a gang a criminal offense. they burn 17 passengers alive. the law in parliament seems to have anchor in the gangs, -- angered the gangs, and we're the ones who face the consequences >> with -- who face the consequences. >> they have grown to become powerful transnational criminal organization

the botched rescue in the philippines. did police shoot some victims. a new band of brothers of the u.s. troops surge in afghanistan peaks. are we finally saying goodbye to the super skinny models? the pastor of a small church in florida has been planning to burn a copy of the koran. he now says he has called off the protest. they say a deal has been raised to move the center away from ground zero. the organizers have denied any such agreement, but here is what the pastor had to say. >> i will be flying out there on saturday to meet at the ground zero mosque. he has agreed to move the location. that cannot happen overnight, but he has agreed to move that. we felt that would be a sign that god wants us to do that. the american people do not want the mosque there, and muslims do not want us to burn the chiron -- karan. we have agreed to cancel our event, and saturday i will be flying of there to meet with him. >> pasteur jones making that statement. this story gets no less bizarre or confusing. >> let's try to break this down in what we know if the moment.

cheryl jennings sat down with president aquino with an exclusive one-on-one interview. >> the philippines is open for business. >> the newly elected president of the philippines is in silicon valley on a mission to get his country out of poverty. >> how can the silicon valley and bay area help you in your cause? >> the i had the privilege of an exclusive interview with the president at the san jose fairmont at the first ever philippine development forum. it was hosted by a foundation that brought together leaders in education, science and technology to improve the lives of the poor in the philippines. >> close to 10% of the population, there are many job opportunities for them there, but we want to bring them back. >> the president is carrying on the legacy of his parents. his father a beloved leader who was assassinated in 1983. his mother who became president and led a people's revolution that ousted the dictator in 1986. >> my parents died for nothing less than democracy, peace and prosperity. i am part of this legacy. i carry the torch forward. >> when we go home we will bring our peo

since all the teachers are located in the philippines, the online school can keep tuition low. there are 1,600 teachers registered with the company. all are students or graduates of the university of the philippines. they work part-time and whenever their schedule permits them. >> translator: many in the philippines speak english. labor costs are about 1/10 that of japan's. this business has a lot of potential. >> reporter: another company providing affordable english lessons is alobe, a venture firm in osaka. founded six years ago, its business of dispatching english teachers has grown steadily. even though the company only has seven employees, it has 2,400 students and over 200 registered online teachers. for a monthly fee of about $35 students can take one-on-one one-hour english lessons for about $35. >> translator: our tuition is about half of what major english language schools charge. we try our best to cut fixed costs so we avoid things like spending on facilities. >> reporter: the firm's biggest selling point is that students can schedule with their teachers exactly wh

up to you. [ green ant ] ho ho ho ♪ green giant. >>> the president of the philippines stopped in theay area last night after a meeting in new york with obama and other world leaders. cheryl jennings sat down with the president for an exclusive one-on-one interview. >> philippines is open for business. >> the newly elected president of the philippines is on mission to get hit country out of poverty and into peace and prosperity. >> how can the silicon valley and bay area help your cause? >> i had the privilege of an exclusive interview with the president at san jose fairmont at the first philippine development forum. it brought together leaders in education, science and technology to improve the lives of the poor in the philippines. >> there are no job opportunities for them there. the question is bringing them back. >> the president is turning on the legacy of his parents, his father, a beloved leader who was assassinated in 1983, his mother who became president and led a people's revolution that ousted the dictator ferdinand marcos in 1986. >> died for nothing less than democracy, p

our relationship continued even after i returned to the philippines, following the expiration of my six-month the set. our relationship was expansive given the long distance. when i return to the philippines, i learned my cousin, who murdered my mother and sister, and almost killed me as well, was released from prison after serving only 10- year sentence. i feared for my safety and i knew i was in danger and understood in order to meet, but -- to live, i have to leave the philippines to jay, where i would feel safe. i hired an attorney to apply for legal asylum. my application was denied, so my attorney filed an appeal to the ninth circuit court, and jay and i requested and a regular basis on theúagr status of the appeal. again and again we were told that it would take a long time before the court gets to my case. i did not know it, but my appeal had also been denied. my attorney never told me. all the while, we thought i was legal in we were waiting for the decision of the court. jay and i went about building our lives together. i gave birth to my two kids. they are the biggest joy in our li

you want to the philippines. some of the bullets that killed hostages during last month's hijacking might have come by mistake from police. eight tourists from hong kong died in a case yet -- in a chaotic rescue. investigators say there is a strong possibility some were killed by friendly fire. our correspondent reports. >> this was when it all began to go wrong. police commandos moved in to try to rescue tourists from hong kong held hostage by a gunman armed with an assault rifle. they tried to smash their way in. they beat a hasty -- hasty retreat under fire, trying again when the hijacker was shot dead. the entire saga was broadcast on live television. by the time it was over, eight hostages were dead. under intense pressure, the philippines government launched an inquiry. ballistics experts brought in from hong kong to help. the philippines police said the victims had all been killed by the hijacker. the evidence seems to suggest that some might have been accidentally shot by the police themselves. >> there we

the president of the philippines stopped in the bay area last night after meeting in new york with presidentother world leaders. abc7's cheryl jennings sat down with him for an exclusive one-on-one interview. >> philippines is open for business. >> newly elected president of the philippines is on a mission to get his country out of poverty and peace and prosperity. >> how can we help them in your cause. >> i had the privilege of an exclusive interview with the president at san jose fairmont at the first ever philippine forum. it brought together leaders in education, science and technology to improve the lives of the poor in the philippines. >> 10% are outside the country because there are no job opportunities for them there. >> he is carrying on the legacy of his parents. his father, beloved leader who was assassinated in 1983. his mother who became president and led a people's revolution that ousted the dictator in 1996 -- 1986. >> my parents died for nothing less than democracy, peace and prosperity. i am this legacy. i shall carry the torch forward. >> when we go home, a lot of investmen

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. >>> up next, how wheelchairs are channg lives in the philippines. >> cbn's orph's promise has started a program in india. it is call eded it means life. the vocational program is meant to enhancthe lives of orphans and break the cycle of poverty. children learn bible verses and songs to develop their relationship with god. more than 10 centers have been set up across india. to date more than 2500 children are enrolled in courses and over 90 percent have accepted jesus asavior. >>> my colleague gary lanes takes us to show how the handicap is finding support and salvation as well. >> reporter: armed conflict and kidnaps in the philippines. as volunteers, these people discered what could change their lives. >> what we did is looked for friends who had wheelchas that were no longer being used. >> dr. jerty looked for second hand wheelchairs to look for those that needed them. unfortunately he diedof a heart attack in 2008 right after delivering one of his chairs. his many patients thoughtheir hopes died with dr. jerty. they lived on in the heart of his wife she asked the christian organiz

the consul general from the philippines was going to be here.o, consul general also from the philippines, wilfredo santos was going to be here. give them applause. [applause] and we all know that an event like this, with your help, also, we need the help of our generous sponsors, and please, indulge me if you will, for us all to recognize some great sponsors. then, i am going to say who they are, and we are going to give them while the applause at the end of all the sponsors as i read them. so starting at the top level, i want to say our heritage sponsor, we want to say a special mahalo and thank you to pacific gas and electric company on the heritage level. i'm going to read them all. heritage level sponsors. we want to say special mahalo and thank you. bank of america. kraft foods. wells fargo bank. from the heritage friends level, at&t, comcast, and ecology, u.s. bank, and from the heritage he tends level, day crossing and bills and, for all those heritage level sponsors, come on -- one big giant thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. [a

. >>> the philippine government has disclosed part of its investigation on the manila bus hijacking that ended with eight hong kong tourists being killed. the report says senior police officials did not obey an order by president benigno aquino and made other serious errors. the sight-seeing bus was hijacked in august by a former policeman armed with guns. police officers stormed the bus and shot him, but in the rescue operation, eight hong kong tourists were killed. the philippine government set up an in-house panel to examine the rescue and released part of the report on monday. the panel says the failure in freeing the hostages came from assigning inexperienced policemen to negotiate. it also mentioned a lack of effort to gather information about the mental state of the hostage-taker. the report also says president aquino ordered the best national police unit to be sent, but senior police officials put responsibility in the hands of police at the site. as a result, it took a long time to carry out the rescue operation. president aquino says he is considering punishing senior police an

from the slums of the philippines to the stage at the kodak theater in hollywood, efron has come a long teen volunteers pushed their mobile classrooms through the streets of their neighborhoods, teaching kids who never make it to school. but after being named 2009 cnn hero of the year, efron became a national hero. >> this is really overwhelming. >> upon his return, the philippine president presented him with one of the country's highest honors. one year later, the bush cart classroom model has been replicated more than 50 times across the philippines and inspired the construction of an education center funded in part by the cnn heroes grant. >> before push cart, they see it as a symbol of poverty. now they see a push cart as a symbol of hope and education. >> recently, efron has had his story told in six countries and languages and can be seen weekly in his own search for heroes on philippine television. a young man from the slums has turned the attention of a nation toward a common dream. >> my fellow filipinos, thank you. >> next thursday, we'll be announcing the year's top ten heroe

deal worth twelve and a half million dollars gives russia still giant access to the deposits in the philippines to meet the total cost of the dollar neko project is about two and a half billion dollars sever star said that the acquisition is part of his diversification strategy into you commodity. and that's all for now i'll be back with another business update in about fifteen minutes from now so i hope you join me then. so. this is street still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal the city of the soviet files house on the embankment and on the. wealthy british style it's time to. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds of reports. half past noon in moscow good to have you with us on our team using your headlines a terror suspect wanted by russia has been detained by polish police on his way to the warsaw prosecutor's office. have to stand trial in russia is already putting together a case for his extradition. to russia u.s. strategic arms reduction treaty ge

now she's put a bunch of kids through school in the philippines. she's good people. >> reporter: 60-year-old smart is missing along with her friend, 67-year-old rita segendina. smart went to see her wednesday. she left but something happened. both of the women's cars were missing until this morning. smart's kids found her car parked in an apartment complex on richardson drive. but segendina's white escalade was missing. george smart is afraid he may have done something to the women. he says he kicked the man out of her house a few weeks ago. >> she'd nail her door shut from the inside. she told carol, carol and i went on over, this guy was puttering around the house. i said, who are you? he said, i live here. i said you do not live here. >> reporter: hercules police say he's also a murder suspect in another crime, accused of beating a 73-year-old man to death. ricardo was found dead saturday. and his son is missing. investigators say the suspect was last seen driving segendina's while cadillac escalade. police told me here the search for clues is ju

deposit in the philippines analyst estimates that total cost of the project about two and a half billion dollars several styles said the acquisition is part of its diversification strategy in commodities. that's all for now. for. the day and i'll be back with more updates in about. wealthy british scientists it's time to rise. above the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a cause report. ten thirty am in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. you see your headlines russia u.s. strategic arms reduction treaty gets the green light from u.s. foreign policy makers paving the way for a crucial final vote for the full senate. a terror suspect wanted by russia has reportedly been detained by polish police on his way to warsaw prosecutor's office this morning moscow wants. to stand trial in russia for the last two years he has had political asylum in the u.k. . a new plan is announced to revive the troubled u.s. economy and made claims the country is working. bring from the global crisis but despite new measures millions of unemployed americans ar

now she's putting a bunch of kids through school in the philippines. she's good people. >> reporter: 60-year-old smart is missing, along with her friend, 67-year-old rita. smart went to see her wednesday. she left golden rod, heading a few blocks away to upland court, but something happened. both of the women's cars were missing until this morning. smart's kids found her car parked in an apartment complex on richardson drive. but segendena's white cadillac escalade is missing. joe's afraid an old renter of segendena might have done to the women. he kicked alfred out a few weeks ago. >> she had nailed her door shut from the outside. this guy was puttering around the house, putting up some light. i said, who are you? he said, i live here. and i said, you do not live here. >> reporter: hercules police say valdmorro is also a murder suspect in another crime, accused of beating a 73-year-old man to death. ricardo salas was found dead saturday and his son is missing. investigators say suspect valdmorro was last seen driving segendena's white cadillac escalad

. >> the cnn hero of the year -- from the slums of the philippines, the stage of the code kodak theatere change this world needs to be. >> for 12 years he and his volunteers pushed mobile classrooms through the streets and neighbors for kids that never make it to school. after being named 2009 hero of the year, he became a national hero. >> this is really overwhelming. >> upon his return, the philippine president presented him with one of the country's highest honors. it's inspired the construction of an education center funded in part by the cnn heroes grant. >> the push cart, they see it. it's a symbol of poverty. now, it's the symbol of hope and education. >> recently, his story was told in six countries and languages. he's seen weekly on his own search for heroes on television. the young man turned the attention of a nation for a common dream. >> my fellow filipinos. thank you. >> so who will be the cnn hero of 2010? you decide. beginning thursday, we will begin announcing the top ten heroes on cnn.com. it starts at 1:00 eastern time. you can vote for the cnn hero. all ten are honor

we shall have some [inaudible], that is company and dancers group, they are going to sing the philippine national anthem. >> i am going to read 2 or 3 paragraphs, my last farewell, our national hero. and in english. fair farewell to a stranger who brightens my well. farewell to all who i love to die is to rest. >> thank you. [applause]. [ foreign speaking ] [singing]. [applause] thank you very much. >> patricia leanne caldwell born in tennessee. daughter of robert and irma. at age of 3 moved to missouri and returned when she was 12 years old. patricia grew up with segregation and injustices which she writes about. she spent many countless hours in the nashville public library. it was her family life that was bountiful and flowing with tales told by her story telling grandfather. raised with love of reading and oral tradition. graduated from tennessee state and degree in english in 1964. she married her childhood friend on december 12. they are the parents of fredrick and twins robert and john. her education continued with a master's degree in early childhood literature, and programming i

one year later, the model has been replicated more than 50 times across the philippines. d the construction of an education center funded in part by the cnn heroes grant. >> now they see it as a symbol of hope and education. >> recently, efran who has had his story told in six countries and languages, a young man from the slums has turned the attention of a nation toward a common dream. >> my fellow filipinos, there is a hero inside each of them. thank you. >> who will be the cnn hero of the year for 2010? you decide. next thursday, we will be announcing the year's top ten heroes on cnn.com at 1:00 p.m. that's when you can vote online for the cnn hero who inspires you the most. all ten will be honored on thanksgiving night at cnn heroes and an all-star tribute hosted by anderson cooper but only one named cnn hero of the year. ♪ you're the one ♪ who's born to care this life was protected... ♪ seems you've always been right there ♪ this life was saved... ♪ soothing sadness ♪ healing pain and this life was made easier... ♪ making smiles appear again because of this life. nurs

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the philippines and across the indochina peninsula looking at tropical showers and intermittent thundershowers. 34 degrees for your high in manila. 31 in hong kong. 24 degrees in tokyo on the cool side. likely seeing showers continuing through the morning. as for the americas, still very active system here in the eastern part of the united states, producing quite a bit of rainfall as well as some stormy conditions. we are hearing of some stronger storms developing in areas around virginia. the rest of the united states, again today, fine and dry. a little bit of showers moving into western sections of canada. but otherwise, really fine, clear skies. plenty of sunshine, although almost too much for the southwest. very, very hot conditions continui again on tuesday. expecting highs of u to 38 in sacren. in las vega thenossi gti up to0 ranslate tosenditions if you arn at ss,ooking adry.owing up. ref 30 rstie thd-aren t fedisthhe99baad tswsp 

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doing after retirement, which included going to las vegas casinos, learning to dance, going to the philippines, bike, jog, and walk. he has been saving up a lot. it has been a pleasure working with you, peter, and i wish you success in all those endeavors as you retire. would you like to come up? [applause] [applause] >> unless any commissioner has any additional agenda items to propose at this time, or anyone has a public comment on that item? >> commissioners, it is obviously a privilege to talk to jon over the years. this man is a walking encyclopedia. so i have encouraged him that after his retirement he should attempt to write a book or something. believe me, when we deal with our peers and hour issues -- our issues in the byay, there are so many secrets that very few people know about them. this is one man that can help us now. i deal with students from universities where they make documents and then ask me questions. i would suggest that we engage the students from our universities to come and learn about our system and then encourage our retirees to volunteer sometimes so they can shar

actually showing signs of intensifying and it's been drenching taiwan and the northern luzon of the philippines the past couple of days, threatening the area with flooding and landslides, and it looks like the system could become a tropical storm tonight before making its way to fujian of china. already bringing showers in hong kong, 32 degrees in hong kong today. thundershowers in taipei as well, 32 here, and looking much, much cooler up in seoul, 22 for your daytime high. now let's head to north america, drenching downpours continue to affect texas, flooding was reported in some of the parts of texas, and again we're seeing these remnants of hermine which continue to really pound the southern areas here from texas, oklahoma, even up into the lower midwest as well, so we've got flood warnings in place for a wide area. a separate system to the northeast is making its way into eastern canada. we've got drenching downpours forecast for you. it's going to be quite windy out here and also the cold air ushering from the north will be dropping temperatures dramatically up in the northeastern corner.

i never thought i would be able to tour in the philippines, but we paved the region we played a tor inwe played a tour in manila. it depends on the venue. >> when you came out, and i am not going to mention his name -- but when you came out, you were introduced was his daughter, and now people just know you as norah jones. i assume you are cool with that. >> my father and i are very close. we have a unique history. when i first came out, it did not make sense for me to be known as somebody's daughter. he is amazing, but it was weird a first. it was confusing. do i go with that? nobody wants to hear my personal business. they do, but i do not want to tell it. tavis: we do. but is what myspace is all about. >> people are always looking for an angle or a story, and that was interesting, but that is not my whole story. it is tough when you get headlined as something that is not necessarily everything you are, but of the same time, it does not matter. it is a headline. people get to know you anyway. >> what is with the dogs? they are nice dogs. >> it was his idea to shoot with all the dogs.

a young man from the slums of the philippines now has a national voice and he's challenging his country from the slums of the philippines, the stage at the kodak theatre, he's come a long way. for 12 years, ephron and his team of volunteers have pushed their mobile classrooms teaching kids who never make it to school. but after being named 2009 cnn hero of the year, ef ron became a national hero. upon his return, the president gloria arroyo presented him with the highest honor and one year later the model has been replicated and inspired an education center funded in part by the cnn hero grant. >> now they see the push cart as a symbol of hope and education. >> reporter: he can be seen weekly on philippine television. >> my fellow filipinos know there is a hero inside of them. thank you. >> larry: to read more about this hero or to help, go to cnn.com/larryking. >>> i have to bust out my track suit in a minute with more with jane lynch. saved ourselves the hassle. i'm not too sure about this. look at this. [ security agent ] right. you never kick off with sales figures. kicking off with

for southeast asia as well, unsettled picture, tropical showers down towards across the philippines as well as for the indochina peninsula. 24 degrees for your high in tokyo today. although it will probably feel a little bit cooler, thanks to the gray skies and the cold showers. a little bit hotter for taipei, 32 for you. and steamy in manila at a high of 34. now for the americas, the united states still looking at pretty messy picture for the east. a frontal system continues to head in a northerly fashion. still spreading quite a bit of rainfall. there are going to be some stormy episodes in here as well. so do watch out for thundershowers. really starting to head into the mid-atlantic states, new england region and it will impact parts of eastern canada as well. now canada also looking at more rain moving in off the west here. so british columbia, and then quickly moving into the rest of central canada, too, scattered showers for you. down towards the south, still pretty unsettled picture anywhere from the florida peninsula, across the caribbean islands and central america still cont

sheryl jennings has an exclusive interview with the new president of the philippines. tens of -- hundreds of people opportunity out for coastal cloneup day. >>> disenchanted with the president's health >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> dan: the new president of the fill finds is in the bay area tonight. the stopped in san jose after meeting with world leaders in new york this week, including president obama. sheryl jennings sat down with president bin aqueen know. >> he is in the silicon valley on a mission to pull his country out of poverty and into peace and prosperity. >> how can we help you in your cause? >> well, the technology is fantastic. >> i had the privilege of an exclusive interview with president aquino at the san jose fairmont. this meeting brought together technology to improve the lives of the poor. >> most leave the country because there are no job opportunities for them there. it's not just a question of groner pastures. it's the only pasture. >> president aquino is carrying on the legacy of his parents, his father, who

the push cart model has been pushed 50 times across the philippines. d in part by the cnn heroes event. >> it's a symbol of poverty. now, they see a push cart and it's the symbol of hope and education. >> his story has been told in six countries and languages. the young man from the slums turned the attention of a nation toward a common dream. >> my fellow filipinos -- thank you. >> so, who will be the cnn hero for the year 2010? you decide. vote now, cnn.com. next thursday, we will announce the top ten cnn heroes on cnn.com at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> i want to look at the stories making headlines. a sixth person has been arrested in a terrorist plot in great britain. the pope and his aids were not worried about the arrests. >>> also, decision day for the fda. the agency is seeing if they should revoke avastin after showing it didn't help them live longer. insurance companies could drop coverage. >>> president obama sidestepped a senate confirmation battle naming elizabeth warren adviser to instead of director of the consumer financial protection ag

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. >>> across the philippines, taiwan, even the indochina peninsula plenty of topical showers and downpoursthundershowers as well. today 35 degrees in hong kong. quite hot again. 33 in manila. we'reooking at 28 in taipei. 24 degrees for tokyo. a little warmer than yesterday thanks to all the sunshine. now for the americas, likely another calm, settled day for the majority of the united states and even in toward northern mexico. very little clouds showing up here. a little bit more activity here toward the east along the east coast of the united states and then all the way down and across the caribbean. in the caribbean we have a new tropical depression that has joined us showing signs of strengthening and organizing. it will likely become a tropical storm system within the next 24 hours so we are keeping close eye on this storm system. already, though, bringing pretty hefty showers across the region looking at warnings in effect across places like cuba, the bahamas, even for the florida peninsula already. could turn a lot stormier the next couple days so that is something to watch out for.