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. >>> people who live in japan grow used to bracing themselves when earthquakes hit. meicnc say tsear the were more than noticeable quakes. that's fewer than last yearut still above what was normal before the march 2011 quake. agency officials say as of sunday they had categorized 2,366 tremors as noticeable quakes. that's down from over 3,000 last year, and from more than 10,000 the year before. in april, magnitude6.3 quake shook western japan. that was the first time in two years seismologists had observed an intensity of six minus on the japanese scale running from zero to seven. in october a magnitude 7.1 quake offortheaern japan prompted officials to issue a tsunami viso. agency officials say the march 2011 earthquake is still producing aftershocks. they're urging pple b prepared for a major quake. >>> well, thousands of foreign volunteers traveled to northeast japan after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. many of them helped clear debris in the city of ishinomaki in miyagi prefecture. now a team of locals is trying to give something back to people overseas. nhk world has the s

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ts head. the four of us have really tried extremely hard. i have been criticized by a lot of people for having gone through two congresses. and i wanted it to get along. as i try to explain on the floor today, they have simply not told the truth. look what has happened. the thing about this is they don't deny why they are doing it. we understand all the onsiderations. what could they do to slow down the country? what could they do more to stop legislation? we have all been in congress for a long time. senator murray has been in the enate a long time. there was a time when we used to do that. but not anymore. and all of this talk coming from my republican friends, why don't you vote the way you do? they vote together on everything and it is only to discourage the president of the united tates. >> if you're majority were to change the filibuster rules, you ould do it for everything? >> let him do it. the country did pretty dam well for 140 years. i think we are beyond seeing who can out talk the other. let's just get some work done. let him do

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order to ensure that the all-volunteer force remains sustainable, as well as allows us to balance the force force ts modernization, training, readiness and manpower. third, access infrastructure. we have it. and we need to begin to consolidate infrastructure, close certain parts of her infrastructure. and forth of course is acquisition reform where the goal is to make ourselves, to get out of this pattern where things are acquired and delivered to slowly and too expensive. we can't do that ourselves. we're going to need help across virtually each one of these areas and we will be looking to gain support for that over time. it's worth noting that last week we entered our 13th year of combat in afghanistan. while simultaneously delivering much-needed relief supplies in the philippines, in the aftermath of typhoon haiyan. and while maintaining a steady state of presence in the arabian gulf and eastern mediterranean, and in the pacific. as a backstop to our important diplomatic endeavors as a nation. so as we consider how to maintain our military strength, we must always remove are our real strategic ad

ts up with one of the things that they've accomplished. give usone story that or one of revelation that they get to washington. >> guest: one of the big breaks is that word got out to robert townsin deborah shore bragging least of the paper that they make their currencies. why is that a big deal? as we know now because we printed currency pretty rapidly at a trillion dollars a month i think if you go and flood the market of the patriot market and the new colonies and the new country with currency it makes the payment worth less, so they were losing money and losing their homes which could be harder than that? what about fighting if for no money? of the flooded the market it would discredit the troops and get them to break up and they had a series of losses almost annihilated so he doesn't get the news and say okay act like brian kilmeade would act giving it he says everything from this day on 1780 and on, brand new currency. tell everybody. prior to 1780, it still works since late people are not paid during their walls with currency. we won the ra

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ts and still fighting event actually wore down. >> how did you get away? >> -- mat and myself tree provided cover for us, he and i sitting underneath that he had been shot in the head, i was redressing a bandage that he had put on his head and rpg came in our direction and knocked both of us out. from what i remember knocked both of us out. me over the side of the. >> you actually fell off the mountain? >> well over -- it the terrain, sir, it wasn't straight down, there were intermittently cliffs in between yeah, kind of blew me off of a bolder type hill. >> and they thought you were dead and they left you there. >> no. they didn't see me. they couldn't find me. i think it's about that time that the helicopter had been shot down, sir. so when i came to, i was upside down and paralyzed from the waist down. i crawled into the side of the mountain and wenged myself into the rocks and covered myself. pulled rocks over my chest and stuff like that. just sat there. >> all right. we got 30 seconds. how did you get out of there? >> how did i get out of there? particular position or how did i get out of there co

press for the most part, they'll let us get away with it and we'll lie our heads off i we want and that's wh politics in government has come down. >> how much trouble is tsresident in now? focuses on administration that is described as ethically squalid, it's almost imcomprehensive of their conduct, your thoughts owhere they go from here? >> their idea, the bond of trust is broken and i believe the lie which couldave been the lie of any last four years, because you say, he's been saying it all along, you can keep your plan, once tt bond of trust is broken, it seems to me that it's very hard to take the president at his word on anything, thas whate teach our children. if you lie, no one will trust you again. if you can't spell, no one will trust your facts. when the penalty of the united states says thin that are untrue, why should we believe him on iran or the next budget or anything? >> and we'lle taking that poinin just a moment. the myen yals, in the two latest polls, the my len yals are abandoning this president at a dramatic rate. it's say sounding. >>> coming up -- what the online powerhouse plans to do with the powerhouse plans to do with the [ ma

ts period and his rehabilitation. he's very young, he's only 44, and this will all play in his favor and help him recover very quickly. >> thank you for joining us live from southampton, tony, thank you very much. >> gunfire in a predawn attack, 60 bullet casings were recovered but no one was injured. the greek government called the shooting a, quote, cowardly action. greece and germany say it won't harm relations between them. >>> i'll have plenty more from europe in this news hour, but for now it's back to doha. >> we have lots more ahead in this news hour oh, including why these protesters in pakistan are blocking truck drivers to afghanistan. seven in ten youth in one stay in myanmar are hooked on drugs. and we'll have all the details in sport. >> an egyptian court has sentenced supporters of mohamed morsi to prince for two years. they were convicted on charges of rioting to sabotage. it is one of scores of cases o. >> experiencedss journalist who is have worked over the past two decades, and they are demanding that staff be released immediately. >>> the people of aja were trapped by rebels. the town lies on an important road leading to the

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ts holiday season. >>> left millions of people speechless when he bemt belted "god bless america." gerald wilson is about to do it again. this is an incredible honor and treat for usand major league baseball just got on to it, i guess, back in 2011, doing two world series. and then i did this one. >> they brought you back. so many times you hear singers and you'll realize what a great voice. sometimes you hear somebody sing and you understand the lyrics. and that's what happened when you sang this. i get a feeling you have a sense of the flag in a way that you can tell us something we can learn from that. >> of course, of course. you know, being in the military you know exactly what this uniform stands for. and what we stand for this country. so it is a lot of people that are just live just to be living. but to understand what the reason for being here, the freedoms that we have, just the different things of people fighting for this country, is a big deal to those men and women that wear this uniform. >> understanding of that came through when you sang that. how has military changed your life? >> well, it was the military or i guess staying at home with mom, you k

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us. i think you will see very different technologies,. i think it will be a really interesting life for my children. >> china, let's talk about your upcoming trip. muhtar kent your opening anti-ts about emerging pollution movement. it has some similarities to what happened here in the u.s., if you go back to the 1960's and 1970's, and in response to these demonstrations, particularly the middle class saying, enough is enough, we do not want the river on fire and the pollution so dense we cannot see. things i was struck by were the recent reports about the u.s. embassies monitoring equipment. to right to know is right know. it does not matter what language it is an. people want to know. maybe you could talk a little bit about how information is helping to fuel this movement and ultimately the government changes. >> i went to beijing a few years ago, right after some head reported thead installation of a monitor on u.s. still -- u.s. soil in beijing at the embassy. we did it for the purpose of informing the embassy employees because people were worried about sending their kids to school. should they go out to play? how should they change behavior to ensure the kids were sufficien