. >>> a look at trade and the asia pacific region. that's followed by supreme court oral argument on the rights of criminal defendants. later some recent state addresses by the governors of alabama and rhode island. >>> australia's prime minister is traveling to the u.s. later this month to meet with president trump at the white house. earlier today the australian ambassador to the u.s. talked about the state of relations during a discussion on trade in the asia-pacific region. he also shared his thoughts why the u.s. should be part of the transpacific partnership, a trade agreement the u.s. withdrew from shortly after president trump's inauguration. hosted by the washington trade association, this is just under an hour. >>> good afternoon, everybody. i'm the executive director of the washington international trade association. the membership association for the international trade community. thank you ambassador hockey and your wonderful embassy staff. they do a great here in washington on behalf of your government and we're very gra

and obviously there's a big focus on the endo-pacific. having recently concluded negotiations of a bilateral free-trade agreement with peru we are currently negotiating a free-trade agreement with the pacific alliance. singapore, canada and new zealand are doing the same. the region is not standing still and it will not wait. we are also very engaged in the negotiation of the regional comprehensive partnership, which includes 16 endo-pacific economies including china and india. together the 16 countries account for a third of the global economy. australia is continuing bilateral notions with hong kong, indonesia, and india. and additionally the european union announced it will start negotiations for free-trade agreement and had list goes on and on. the tpp union met and finalized the transpacific partnership agreement. it accounts for almost 15% of the global economy and a significant share of the endo-pacific economy. the agreement will greatly increase access for all members. for example, we will gain improved access to mexico and canad

and most of you hang on, last time i looked, britain wasn't in the indio pacific. and they have been there quite a bit in the past. but also, bear this in mind, i was very involved in the establishment of the asian investment bank and we were dragging at the time in joining that until we got certain commitments from our good friends in china. but out of the blue, britain said we're joining. which certainly upped the wattage on us and that changed the nature of it, but it is still the investment bank. we first need to show the benefits of it and bear in mind you've still got asset negotiations going on in the background. they are meant to conclude this year. >> they were meant to conclude kwlaefrt, i think. >> yeah. >> back to the floor. a question right, the woman in the middle there. [ inaudible ] >> the ones, the individual ftas we have signed, for example in the tpp, there is a ratchet clause that allows us to have a deal better than what we have with the australia japan free trade agreement. the australia japan free trade agreement, their tariffs on our beef, a

robert: on "asian pacific america," we focus on asian-american and pacific islander issues. give me an idea here. how important a role model was kristi yamaguchi in terms of for ice skating for male and female young skaters? vincent: names like kristi yamaguchi and brian boitano are probably some of the most recognized sports figures around the bay area, and debbie thomas too. i mean, every--almost every skater in this area looks up to them, is inspired by them and what they do. for me, it was both kristi and brian. i grew up watching their performances and their competitions at the olympics. and i mean, just seeing those dreams way over all of our heads. and for me to be here performing with kristi and, you know, working with brian, and getting closer to those dreams is quite amazing. robert: is being--kristi being of asian descent as well as ice skating being such an international sport, did that make it something easier for you to relate to in terms of entering as a sport, or? vincent: well, when i entered the sport, i didn't really think about the, you know, competing in

he is the commander of the pacific command. he is japanese by birth. -- he is half japanese by birth. he is the perfect person for that job at this time. more than that, he has a real feel of the pulse of how far you need to go to stop the chinese without escalating to something that creates war. himmember one time, i asked how would he best describe himself? he says i hate to lose. i was one way he described himself. he was an aviator for the navy and he has that look and feel about him as someone who is in charge, knows what he is doing and is not going to stop until he gets it done. >> let's look at video to see who admiral harris is. >> nobody including me once conflict. i have been loud and clear that i prefer cooperation so that we can share our security challenges. but i have also been loud and clear that we will not allowed the shared domains to be closed down unilaterally. no matter how many bases are taste on artificial features in the south china sea. >> when did you first meet him in what kind of admiral was he? mic

>> he's in charge of pacific command. in the spring, he winds down. -- they're been reports of navigation operations where our ships can fail and internet -- can sail in international waters. he is running those kind of operations right now. >> admiral harris is half chinese, half american. >> half japanese. >> i am sorry. a big difference. he was born where? >> he was born in japan. >> what were the circumstances? >>'s father had been a chief and the navy, his mother had gone to work on a naval base there. met split the deal and they and after that, his early, early was spent in the west pacific. he came back and grew up in kentucky. >> where did he go to school? >> and kentucky. >> -- in kentucky. ofwhat is the significance him being cap japanese and we are talking about the relationship of the united states to china? >> from his point of view of he had a sense of the asian philosophy of life which is very different than ours. .t is very patient i group of people who are willing to wait through generations. in his curre

so someone, somewhere in the world is holding on to the art form of the pacific. so i presume that tida or the city has conveyed to all the museums in the world that this piece is missing. it might show up. who knows? because that's the nature of these things. do we have such a plan, if it shows up, for people to be on the lookout for it? it would be great to know this piece is out there, we presume, right? >> through our partners at the fine arts museum and the arts commission, certainly there's an awareness that hopefully this mural is somewhere. certainly -- how would i say this? it's been such a long awareness for so long that there's probably one of two possibilities -- well, there's one of three possibilities. i think the worst is it fell off a ship somewhere and is at the bottom of the atlantic ocean. we always assume that if it is still somewhere, that someone has it and they know exactly what they have, and because of that, they're not interested in advertising it or sharing it or it is somewhere unknown what it is. so through fine arts museum, through th

and china in the pacific." book: michael fabey, your #, i had to go to the middle of the book to figure out what it means. what does it mean? michael: a crashback is when a navy warship does an emergency . stop. it is one of the last things you want to do with any kind of ship like that. it happened when the uss cal ful stopped. also in this term it is about stop in our policy in the western pacific. this book amou did witty to physically go to catch up on what was going on? michael: i went aboard a chinese worship. i was on heaps of american and australian warships. i was on australian shores. i was in the west pacific. i went into singapore. throughout the whole region. what was your conclusion after you did the research? michael: it is that we are engaged in a war of words with china, it is not a cold war, the fashioned cold war without the soviet union. this is a jostling that is pushing and shoving for the right to operate in what we consider to be international waters in the south china sea. brian: all of

again, this happened late this morning outside pacific steel casting company. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: just before 10:00 a.m. callers into berkeley fire department reported an encampment fire just along reeft shore highway. the fire not far from this oxygen tank, used by pacific steel casting company. >> if the thing had a chance of pl blowing up. >> reporter: employees at nearby businesses are -- they say there's also the issue of food piling up. >> there's rats and rats and rats. >> the police have told us their hands are tied and it's up to the city counsel to do something. >> reporter: berkeley tells abc news that the city counsel is aware of the site and issues there. frank johnson says he's been living here since his custom iron shop closed. johnson has his own suggestions for what city counsel should do. >> they should put some toilets in to make it easier for us to take a shower, get us a dumpster to put our garbage? >> neighbors call 311 often. >> it's going to happen again soon, it's just a matter of time. >> repo

the two of the net and then over in thee was west pacific. kentucky.ew up in he was raised trueblue american. >> what is the significance of him being have japanese and we are talking about the relationship to the united states with china. view,m his point of especially from growing up, his mother, he got a sense of the asian philosophy, eric patient. a group of people willing to a generations. but in his current position, the chinese have a very gut level reaction to the japanese going back centuries. especially pre-world war ii. there is a sense among the chinese people of some of the things that were done when japan invaded china at that time that had not been forgotten. it wasas a sense that have japanese and therefore he has something against china. he is going to take action that is going to be seen as anti-chinese. that is the way they felt. >> this is not a picture but it is a drawing of the map of that area. >> this is an idea of -- china considers to be this its territory. as the biggest issue going on right now. is some of the larg

in the middle of a seemingly endless pacific ocean. below us chains of mostly uninhabited islands the together form the nation of the marshall islands. for which is nothing yes no no no route the bridge on the right. way with our bunch. of life was carried out some of the biggest history. spread over two million square kilometers of the central pacific the marshall islands is a scattering of more than a thousand islands and eyelets. few people have heard of in a we talk but it's the ground zero of us nuclear testing in the pacific. all. the welcome sign he said what we've come to see but when you know what it really is a few would want to visit this place. the settle is a roof over the islands so remote that there's no regular transport in or out it'll be a week before our plane returns if we're lucky. it's a stunning place but it's hides a dark secret. this is a place whose atomic past is ceding to its present the people of in a way talk were forced into exile by the atomic fallout allowed to return after three decades a new generatio

the marshall islands is a tiny pacific nation with a very big problem. once ground zero for america's cold war atomic testing it's been left with a toxic radioactive legacy. now rising sea levels threaten to swallow the islands and if that happens deadly nuclear waste will be released into the ocean. i'm steve chapman on this episode a one on one east we investigate how one of the world's smallest countries is paying for the actions of a global superpower. where halfway between australia and hawaii. in the middle of a seemingly endless pacific ocean. below us chains of mostly uninhabited islands. the together form the nation of the marshall islands. which is nothing yes no no no route the bridge on the right. of way with our bunch. of life was carried out some of the biggest history. spread over two million square kilometers of the central pacific the marshall islands is a scattering of more than a thousand islands and eyelets. few people have heard of in a we talk but it's the ground zero of us nuclear testing in the pacific. all. the welcome sign he sa

earlier, i put that question to the head of trading asia pacific. earlier, i put that question to the head of trading asia pacificm earlier, i put that question to the head of trading asia pacific. it is a difficult market, there are a lot of sophisticated algorithms move in this market around right now. sometimes, it is better to take caution and keep your cash ready, ta ke caution and keep your cash ready, take some ships off the table. ultimately, i think this market is coming back. ithink ultimately, i think this market is coming back. i think this is going to bea coming back. i think this is going to be a short surge low and i think we could have a rebound, are quite significant rebound over the next few weeks. it is very difficult to tell right now but economics, the economic indicators are all proving very positive. the economies are all doing well, that could pretend that equity markets remain strong. 0ver the long run, the equity market should remain solid. 50 the long run, the equity market should remain solid. so we should investors put t

shoulders say leave all of the pacific and. now here. lake get to him is twenty six meters above sea level and connects the pacific and the caribbean and the locks the ships are raised to this level followed again railway line runs over a dam away from the canal. pass. a boat trip across the artificial lake isn't without its dangers when the canal is built only trees near the shipping channel will fail and the remains of the former rain forest and been steadily decomposing for bore them out hundred years now. her entire trains were abandoned and submerged when the can out was flooded. how her. her . this underwater museum will exist for a long time to come and it is well guarded. her own home wolf. as you know isn't as get to the lock on the atlantic entrance to the canal ships have been sailing into the harbor where they could still buy for more than one hundred fifty years now it's one of the oldest in panama at the tourist train journey ends in a completely unspectacular station in the port of call on a fleet of taxi drivers are stand

during the asia—pacific region has been hit bya the asia—pacific region has been hit by a series of earthquakes in the past few weeks that have left a trail of damage and loss of life. 7.5 magnitude earthquake took place on monday in papua new guinea. indonesia was also hit with a 6.1 magnitude earthquake off the eastern coast on the same day. this follows a 5.5 earthquake off injapan on sunday and reviewed this month, taiwan was hit by a quake in the town where the bodies of the disaster have been removed. the last week, we saw a couple of earthquakes next to new zealand. so, are earthquakes happening more frequently? especially in the asia—pacific region? and if so, why? earlier i spoke to gary gibson, the founder of a research centre was also the principal research fellow at the university of melbourne. i asked him if all the seismic activity was somehow related. one of the things about earthquakes is that they cluster. we have periods where we re they cluster. we have periods where were they aren't active in periods where they are active. in 14 years from 1977 with only one magnitude eigh

and of course we are home to the pacific command. and as you know their aor is almost 55% of the earth's surface. i'm a strong advocate and i say this to the people in the army, to their chagrin, that the pacific isn't air and sea power, but more accurately a sea power. and therefore i'm very concerned when we sit here and we start to say, well, you know maybe we need, and i don't disagree with the standard of excellence, single standard of excellence, however, i would like to impress upon you that the pacific is different. where these accidents occurred, especially in the mccain is very busy area. because when we were briefed earlier what we are faced with is a lot of commercial traffic as well. it's not like during world war ii when it was just basically the military ships going back and forth. it is the busiest commercial trade zones in the world. having said that, admiral richardson in your testimony you said, looking back to 2017 was a year of triumph and tragedy for our navy. we consistently deployed more than 60,000 sailors an

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i scrapers can be found here international trading houses banks and hotels panama city at the pacific end of the can now is the seat of government as speculators paradise money laundering center and a destination for migrants it's a cosmopolitan city undergoing rapid growth the capital is home to one and a half million panamanians that's more than a third of the country's entire population that number swells every day with the influx of commuters the public transport system is largely serviced by buses these are often wildly painted vehicles are known as the able author office red devils hat and metro opened in panama city in april two thousand and fourteen the city's very proud of it its central america's only underground railway. is sixteen kilometers long and traverses the city south to north a second line is under construction and a third one is in planning half. have the operator of the state run metro says two hundred fifty thousand passengers use line one every day there are nineteen trains with three carriages each on the line they were built in spain they operate at three min

our vision is for a singlen inclusive free trade zone of the indo-pacific. a region integrated under a common set of rules and norms that connect us all to one another and which will drive growth and job creation. it's vital that strategic competition does not createio rival economic blocs. we look forward to partneringic with all countries including the united states, japan and china on those infrastructure projects that meet the criteria of transparency, fairness, accountability and market need. that's also how we constrain large states from imposing arbitrary barriers and engaging in economic coercion against the small.y security and prosperity, they go hand in hand, but we need to shape the rules that are necessary to make this happen. we need to level the playing field for private sector companies, update the rules of the digital world and ensure greater transparency andct stronger rule of law in a world which is often short of both.an and that's why, as i said, we backed the trans-pacificft partnership so strongly not just because of the market access

rebecca:a strong high pressure system anchored over the eastern pacific will result in continued dry weather and above normal daytime temperatures through the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) new this morning... the alameda city council has approved plans to install license plate readers at all roads in and out of the city.( terisa ) kron 4's will tran tells us why it's not going into effect just yet. will? (áááwillááá)alameda will not have license plate readers... at least not yet the city council voted to approve funding to eventually get the camera's but not until the details are worked out particularly who will get the information from those readers there is fear the information will be

"pacific rim uprising" stomps into theaters march 23rd. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. did you know, there's a world of miracles inside our bodies. for example, your eyes can see 10 million shades of color. we can hear thousands of sounds from 20 hertz to 20,000 hertz. our bodies can withstand temperatures around 60 degrees c our tongues can differentiate 100,000 different tastes. our noses can distinguish more than a trillion scents. see, smell, hear, taste, touch. widen your world. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:a region-wide warming trend is expected today into saturday as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. conditions turn breezy and much colder as a strong cold front pushes across the region on sunday. some of the coldest temperatures of the season are likely early next week in wake of the frontal passage. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san

look for another warm day today as high pressure aloft remains over the eastern pacific. the high pressure ridge will weaken during the weekend resulting in cooler temperatures and possible gusty offshore winds late saturday into sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. accident sb 880 at 237. accident wb 4 at bailey. ( darya ) the d-m-v near the oakland coliseum will stay closed until at least monday because of flooding. d-m-v workers came in to the east oakland location wednesday morning to find the building flooded. thieves stole copper pipes from the heating and a-c units on the roof...which caused the massive flooding. we spoke to a man who lives in sight of that d-m-v, and asked if he heard anything overnight. <"just the regular gunfire that we always catch.the crime stuff is terrible out here it's rotten out here every night we get put to sleep with gunfire like it's taps or something.">( darya ) c-h-p says that theives stole less than 50-dollars worth of copper pipes... causing thousands of dollars worth of damage. ( da

(dave)high pressure over the eastern pacific will hold on for one more day resulting in seasonably mild temperatures across the region. conditions will turn blustery and much colder on sunday as a strong cold front sweeps through the region. there are also chances of showers mainly across the central coast sunday night into monday with snow levels forecast to drop below 1,500 feet. in wake of the frontal passage, some of the coldest temperatures the region has experienced in years are forecast for early next week. we begin with breaking news this morning. an officer involved shooting in san francisco led to the arrest of a suspect who police say was involved in a deadly shooting last night. we go now to kron 4's camila bernal in mission bay in san francisco to sort all of this out. camila? a big story we're following this morning ... police are looking for a man involved in a deadly shooting in san francisco. police say the suspect approached two men in golden gate park. they started arguing, then the suspect shot both men, killing one and injuring the other. the shooter took off runnin

today, we examine homelessness and income disparity in the asian pacific american community of san francisco. first, with an award-winning documentary reporter producer who put the spotlight on filipino homeless with her film "box city." then we look at asian pacificer islander income disparity. how bad is it? how do people cope? what's being done to help? and we'll wrap up with an organization that helps with affordable housing, homelessness, and much needed services. all that, as well as information on the showcase pinays in the arts, as well as the upcoming winter olympics all on our show today. well, "box city" is a documentary about a homeless encampment that shows how many homeless filipinos survive poverty in the midst of the bay area's vast wealth. with me right now is the executive producer for this project through the filipino channel, henni espinosa, who is an emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker for her first documentary with the filipino channel, "the filipino champions of soma." welcome to the show. henni espinosa: thank you for having me. robert: give us sort of an overvie

that's the power of pacific. ask a financial advisor about pacific life. >>> and finally tonight here, we do have late details coming in on that dead lly school shootin in florida. at least 17 dead. the gunman in custody. let's go back to victor oquendo, live at the scene. and you have new information about the weapon tonight? >> reporter: david, we're now learning that the weapon was an ar-15 rifle, still an active scene here behind me, as you can hear that siren. but police say, along with that ar-15, he had a lot of ammunition. still no word, though, on a motive. just an awful day here in parkland. the shooting started just after 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon. shots fired inside and outside of the school. the shooter allegedly escaping by blending into the crowds. he was apprehended roughly two hours later in a nearby neighborhood, taken without incident. his name, nikolas cruz. just 19 years old. apparently a former student at this high school. tonight, david, many current students in the hospital undergoing sur

with the rate in asia-pacific. but experts say that singapore should not fear because the goods and services tax which may increase by i— 2% is only likely to be implemented over the next two or three years to prepare people. the gst was last raised in 2007 from five to the current 7%. sally. thank you very much, we will speak to you soon. now let's brief you some other business stories. the head of latvia's central bank has spent the night in custody. ilmars rimsevics, who is also a member of the european central bank's governing council, has been detained by latvia's anti—corruption agency but no details have been released about why. his home and offices at the bank of latvia were both raided. the prime minister has called an emergency cabinet meeting for monday but said "there are no signs that there is any threat to the latvian financial system". former shareholders in the collapsed british construction giant, carillion, are calling for its management to be investigated. according to a parliamentary report

rebecca:a strong high pressure system anchored over the eastern pacific will result in continued dry weather and above normal daytime temperatures through the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin@ landing ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin@ landing ) the bay area air quality management district has cited a richmond scrap metal facility in connection with last weeks enourmous fire that prompted a big shelter in place. kron 4's dan kerman tells us -this is not the first time the company has violated air district regulations. it was last tuesday when fire broke out at this richmond metal recycling plant, sending toxic smoke into the air and forcing road closures, evacuations and residents to shelter in place.sotwe have issued two notices of violation to sims m

what will the revised trans—pacific partnership mean for new zealand's economy? we'll be hearing from the country's new finance minister on whether he thinks tpp will really make a difference. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures from a snowy europe. it is getting a cold. the so—called ‘beast from the east‘ is making its presence felt and this priest outside st.peters' is certainly enjoying it. in switzerland no one's going very far on this bicycle as the big freeze hits the banks of lake co nsta nce. germany is experiencing very low temperatures — minus 8 in munich for these brave swimmers! and a record —27 celsius on its zugspitze mountain in the alps. hello there. winter refuses to relinquish its grip across the uk, but not just uk, relinquish its grip across the uk, but notjust uk, across the whole of europe at the moment. with that high—pressure still entrenched across scandinavia and this siberian air spilling right across europe having such a dramatic impact. yes, we have some snow around at the moment and yes, we still have we

rebecca:high pressure over the eastern pacific will continue to result in dry weather conditions across the region through the forecast period. daytime temperatures will also remain unseasonably warm with overnight lows above seasonal averages. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. stoll to 101 ( james ) breaking overnight news. police are investigating two shootings in downtown san jose. ( terisa ) kron4's lydia pantazas is live at the crime scene with the latest details. lydia. we're on keyes & 8th street.we did talk to an officer who said it was shooting.police say at 2:28 this morning san jose police officers responded to a person shot on the 300 block of keyes st. in san jose. when officers got here they found an adult male with at least one gunshot wound.he died at the scene.the identity of the victim has not been released. police are asking for help identifying the person or people responsible. we also talked to an employee at a business nearby who did not want to talk on camera.he came to the scene because he was asked to show police surve

several people have been seriously injured after a powerful storm last the south pacific on a nation of tona the government's declared a state of emergency there reports. the powerful category four cycle own poor roofs off buildings downed power lines toppled trees and flooded low lying areas it's believed cycle on guitar is the worst storm to hit the tiny south pacific island nation in decades tongue eyes an archipelago comprising one hundred sixty nine islands around three thousand kilometers east of australia more than half of all homes and buildings including kong as parliament house are said to be damaged or destroyed there are very serious about because it didn't save my town it's a bit more concerning because visibility with a b it's there and there and also there's a lot of very good. but. there's a lot of talk about a. lot of. people. believe the cycling was packing winds of two hundred thirty kilometers per hour and emergency management teams are now out assessing the damage trying to clear roads and working to restore power and water. the cyclon is now moving towards an ar

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region-wide warming trend is expected today into saturday as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. conditions turn breezy and much colder as a strong cold front pushes across the region on sunday. some of the coldest temperatures of the season are likely early next week in wake of the frontal passage. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. accident cleared nb 101 at anza slows from 92 ( darya ) back to our top story this morning... whenever there is a mass shooting... the issue of gun control immediately comes up. so far this year... there has been at least eight school shootings in the u-s... including wednesday's in florida. president trump addressed the nation yesterday morning. it was the fourth time he's spoken to the country in the aftermath of a deadly shooting. he did ánotá talk about gun laws. florida governor rick scott says he's meeting with state leaders next week and áeverything is on the table. but pro-gun advocates say tighter gun laws may ánot prevented this shooting. and the lobby group "gun owners of america" says it sup

end date for operation pacific eagle. because that's just what the american people in the rest of the world need right now yet another never ending conflict involving the united states. i guess we will have plenty of time to always be watching the whole . you know what you get the. real this is what's. the bottom. line. like you know what i got. this. week so. welcome everybody to watch the harks i am a robot girl and i'm having a lot less so yeah ready hot shocked shock and awe that was there when. i find it really disturbing that we once again are in the situation where the idea that we say we've been in this conflict for seventeen years and nobody goes well just how it is these days that's terrifying there when you think about that there are there are kids today that were born into play in afghanistan when it was out war are now becoming adults what do you think that does when you spend your entire life. great point that's a really really surrounded by war and i think that's the big question on everybody's mind is is t

officials operation pacific eagle philippines is a comprehensive campaign to assist the armed forces of the philippines in their fight against violent extremist organizations including those of really gated with isis and other terrorist groups that do not profess a connection to isis. and like all of our new military campaigns the report goes on to state that the department of defense did not provide an anticipated end date for operation pacific eagle. because that's just what the american people in the rest of the world need right now yet another never ending conflict involving the united states. i guess we will have plenty of time to always be watching the hawks. but that's. the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. welcome everybody to watch the hawks i have a robot and i'm so. ready hot shocked shocked. when. i find it really disturbing that we once again are in this situation where the idea that we say we've been in this conflict for seventeen years and nobody goes well that's just how it is these days that's terrifying there when you think about that there are there are k

post frontal shower will be possible over the pacific and along the coast late tonight into monday morning with snow levels dropping to or below 1,500 feet. widespread freezing temperatures are then expected for inland areas once winds subside monday night into tuesday morning. cool and unsettled weather is expected to persist through the end of next week. breaking news this morning out of the east bay. firefighters are battling a three-alarm fire at a three-alarm are battling a firefighters the east bay. morning out of news this breaking breaking news this morning out of the east bay. firefighters are battling a three-alarm fire at a warehouse in san leandro. kron 4's camila bernal is at the scene with the details. camila? (ááácamilaááá) alameda county firefighters are on the scene of a three-alarm blaze this morning at a commercial building in san leandro. at 4:04 a.m., alameda county fire officials announced on social media that crews were on the scene of the blaze at 2995 teagarden st.

more than half of toto's buildings are damaged by the worst storm to hit the pacific island nation in decades plus. rolls on do it passion week in new york city where some of the biggest brands in the world have decided to take their show or coming up tell you why. the verdict is jury in south korea and a corruption case involving former president park geun his long time confidante tracer is accused of controlling the president and meddling in stage affairs in the past few hours she arrived at the central district court in seoul last year was sentenced to three years in prison for using her relationship with parg to get her daughter into a prestigious university cases had replications for south africa for south korea's political and business elite it triggered the impeachment of president park geun hye in march last year first in the nation's history park is on trial alongside she faces more than a dozen charges including colluding with her to extort money from saga of south korea's biggest companies in return for political favors one of those companies implicated was last year's chie

live from doha also coming up thomas parliament house lies in ruins after a cyclon launches the tiny pacific. and south korea verdicts due soon in a corruption case that led to the downfall of the country's president. donald trump spending plans how the us president wants to divvy up more than four trillion dollars. south africa's embattled president has been delivered a deadline state media reporting that jacob zuma has been given forty eight hours to resign by his party the african national congress it follows a marathon meeting to discuss his fate and see president zuma post is understood to have met zuma and person to inform him of the party's decision on a poster ramped up the pressure on sunday saying the issue was causing disunity and discord zuma faces hundreds of corruption charges but has refused to stand down before his term ends next year to be the miller has more from johannesburg. there's been no official word from the african national congress as to the outcome of this meeting held by the national executive committee this talk decision making body of the a.n.c. but we do under

officials operation pacific eagle philippines is a comprehensive campaign to assist the armed forces of the philippines in their fight against violent extremist organizations including those affiliated with isis and other terrorist groups that do not profess a connection to isis. my goal of our new military campaigns the report goes on to state that the department of bugs did not provide an anticipated end date for operation pacific eagle. because that's just what the american people in the rest of the world need right now yet another never ending conflict involving the united states. i guess we will have plenty of time to always be watching the hawks. what do you think there's a. real this is what. you need to pull out of. your. like you that i got. this. week so. welcome everybody to watch the harks i am a robot girl and i'm having a lot less so yeah ready hot shocked shocked that i was there when. i find it really disturbing that we once again are in this situation where the idea that we say we've been in this conflict for seventeen years and nobody goes well it's just how it is t

pacific music festival and asked as an international educational music festival it was founded here in sapporo in one thousand nine hundred by the legendary composer and conductor leonard bernstein. the musicians doing online or dishing to win a place new york istra and then flown into sapporo where they're rehearsing today for the opening concert i love the fact that there are people here from uruguay to australia and many different styles of playing come together it's the job of the p.m.s. teaching faculty of which i belong to this year to work with the musicians to create one big orchestra sound it's hard work but it's a lot of fun. so we're on our experience japan trip today and we are allowed to hold on hold on section is being dressed up in queue monos i can't quite imagine what it's going to be like to play in this kimono know because it's pretty tight in here and it's pretty hot in here as well so. we'll see what the concert is going to be like. but. i've just been told a japanese girls trick of breathing out while they are tying the chemo no to make more space for yourself but

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