and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. and why it was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control pearl harbor because of hawaii's location its central central in the central pacific so there's a central location that ships. could enter point ports after disarming refurbish the following ports rearm and go back fighting. the middle middle world who are busy asian or in peace of mind might be greedy so it was by this very belief that they were present all the things it was how do you feel you should be d.c. nine eleven and nine third's to what we see rising up out of that because the people who are the least. bit monsters that are asked to read. documents of an existing. document he should basically say to write this book you are worthy to know the whole truth and you see so it's all still on the ground piracy from the newspapers that received the letter. the wave developed an unusual. view of the world because of our location we have huge oceans and a couple of weak neighbors

lava is flowing into the pacific from the steam cloud. it's called laze, laced with hydrochloric acid which is toxic and burns on contact. you can see this lava fountain spewing hundreds of feet into the air. just incredible to look at these pictures live. we just got access to those now. these aerials are showing the scope of the molten rock flowing from the active fissures. a reporter is on the big island near a lava fountain. >> reporter: ever since friday evening, when geologists with the hawaiian volcano observatory say they believe fissures 16, 18, 19, combined with fissure 20, creating what's become a sheer massive amount of volume of lava that's created a flow that's now made its way down the lower east rift zone. 4 miles all the way to where you can now see that white steam billowing up from the ocean after it crossed highway 137 just before 11:00 on saturday night. >> this is more video for you from the coastline of the white smoke and lava flow into the pacific. there's been at least one reported injury so far. it's a resident

and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. and why it was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control pearl harbor because of hawaii's location its central central in the central pacific so there's a central location that ships. enter point ports after disarming refurbish. ports rearm and go back fighting. to middle middle who are asian or indeed why i might be greedy sort of but this is very related to reverse this all the things it was how do you know you to be d.c. nine eleven and one third so what we see rising up out of that because people are these. monsters that are injury. document of an existing. document each and basically saying we're to write this book we are worthy to know the whole truth and the so it's all still up again and piracy from the newspapers that precedes being. cut. that we've developed an unusual. view of the world because of our location we have huge oceans and a couple of weak neighbors in mexico and canada therefore we've never had to have a foreign p

flowing lava from the kilauea volcano has reached the pacific ocean, creating a toxic stew. mark strassmann is in hawaii. >> reporter: in this tower of lava, the big island's volcanic beginnings burst again into view. all this molten rock, hotter than a house fire, needs someplace to go. so from fissure 20 we tracked its flow three miles to here, where the hot river pours into the pacific ocean. when the lava hits the ocean behind me, it creates a hazard called "laze," all this hot steam and sulfuric acid, which is poisonous and burns on contact. we don't want to get any closer. the wind could shift at any time. experts worry the laze cloud could travel 15 miles, another worry for emergency officials along with flying lava bombs that can weigh as much as refrigerators. one hit a man over the weekend, shattering his shin. geologist carolyn parchetta said kilauea's eruption has now evolved beyond what she called its throat-clearing phase. >> that's where we're going to see increased activity, potentially higher fountains, more lava flows. >> reporter: over the last month, the

the command is basically by the pacific command. however, what u.s. forces in can tell to the japanese counterparties are very limited, because they did not share with u.s. forces in korea. with regards the information agreement, that practice was not so, the japaned team being a contingency from time to time, so frustrating. that oh, we don't get direct information from the counterparts south korea. and even u.s. forces in korea. such a dialogue was solved. i asked korea, let's set up a meeting. between military and japan, that was smooth and set up. u.s.,n south korea and already set up. but on our side, it was not formalized at this moment. however, we really needed and we asked. the u.s. side was easy. but the korean side had a huge pressure. the exercise was really helpful, however, i remember is the korean side spokesperson said we are prisoners of public opinion. challenge as to how the korean government can cooperate with japan. and i think that is a big lesson. there is a big lesson we have learned. two, plus two plus two, big help. for the s

and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. and why it was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control pearl harbor because of hawaii's location its central central in the central pacific so there's a central location that ships. enter point ports after disarming refurbish. ports rearm and go back fighting. is a little bit of poor asian or indeed why i might be greedy so it was by this privilege that they were present all the things it was happy for you to be d.c. nine eleven and one third so what we see rising up out of that is because people are these. monsters that are asked to read the documents of an existing. document egypt basically saying we're right this book you are worthy of notable truth and you see so it's all still up again and the pious see from the newspapers that received. the wave developed an unusual. view of the world because of our location we have huge oceans and a couple of weak neighbors in mexico and canada therefore we've never had to have a foreign policy

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if the market comes down, it's union pacific in general chairman and president of union pacific. i hope you like what you heard i sure did welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com >>> people seem astonished that oil could hit fresh highs again. west texas crude touching 72 bucks. but the lodgic behie logic was. you got it less than a month ago from the smartest person in the business the ceo of the oil service giant. when it reported, he told us that supply and demand were in balance. global crude stocks were well below their five-year average. that he said meant oil could start to move up smartly very soon given demand was running up 1.5 million barrels over last year sure enough that's what happened he talked about how the dramatic underinvestment in global activity had at last taken its toll with countries like angola, mexico, indonesia and china experiencing notable year over year production declines these countries need to spend more on drillin

i would just call it the homeport for all things in the pacific. and augmented by the other locations from the west coast to alaska. guam. >> thank you. senator shoths: i'd like you to take us on a tour of the pacific excluding the countries and alliances and adversaries we normally have. i'm particularly interested in our emerging relationship with india and status of -- defense cooperation agreement with the philippines. secretary mattis: right. if we -- let's start as far west with india. india, the world's most populous democracy, they have been very open, inviting for a stronger relationship. they see it in their best interest. these two democracies have ever reason to work together because we want the same thing, basically. we don't have to search for common ground. we have common ground on respect for international law, territorial integrity, sovereignty, freedom of navigation. all these efforts are aligned. when you walk in, we can just go through our talking points and check them off because we agree. what are we going to do about it? as y

so we're at right now this is where camp smith this is headquarters for the pacific command and it overlooks pearl harbor and pearl harbor is a naval base for the united states so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. and why it was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control pearl harbor because of hawaii's location its central central in the central pacific so there's a central location that ships. enter point ports after disarming refurbish the following ports rearm and go back fighting. the middle middle of the asian or impede my mighty greedy sword it was by this very belated resents all the things it was happier for you to be d.c. nine eleven and one third so what we see rising up out of that because the people who are the least. bit monsters that are asked to read. documents of an exhibit. documenting each should basically say to write this book you are worthy to know the whole truth and you see so it's all still up again and the piracy from the newspapers that received. the wave developed an unusual. view of the world becau

and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. and what you was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control pearl harbor because of hawaii's location in central central in the central pacific so there's a central location that ships. enter point ports after disarming refurbish. ports rearm and go back fighting. he's a little bit of world who was asian and in peace why mighty greedy so it was by this privilege that they were present all the things it was happy it was easy to be easy nine eleven and one third so what we see rising up out of that is because people are these. monsters that are injury. document of an existing. document each should basically say we're right this book we are worthy of notable truth and you see so it's all still up again and piracy from the newspapers that received been. cut. that we've developed an unusual. view of the world because of our location we have huge oceans and a couple of week neighbors in mexico and canada therefore we've never had to have a for

and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. and what it was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control pearl harbor because of hawaii's location its central central in the central pacific so there's a central location that ships. enter point ports after disarming refurbish. ports rearm and go back fighting. is a little bit poor asian in peace of mind mighty greed and so it was by this very delicious they were present all the things it was happy for you to be d.c. nine eleven and nine third's to what we see rising up out of that because the people who are the least. bit monsters that are asked to read the document of an existing. document he should basically say we're right this book you are worthy to know the whole truth and you see so it's all still up again and the pious see from the newspapers that received. the wave developed an unusual. view of the world because of our location we have huge oceans and a couple of weak neighbors in mexico and canada therefore we've never had t

dominates the pacific navy air force. they claim in the pearl harbor headquarters of the pacific command they claim to be responsible for fifty two percent of the earth surface and when you look at their logo it shows an eagle over the aleutian islands with one tail on coming down somewhere near seattle on the other coming down right over beijing so beijing looks at a network of bases a real archipelago of empire that's been built up since the korean war you have had and still have an aco of of bases that start in a straight you go through your house if we have no bases in australia you have you have. and you have a new facility in west most traders you know to speak precisely we have no military bases in australia what we do is operate with and in australian bases but we're not in the basing business nowadays there's a growing collection of what are referred to as lily pad bases these are bases that have typically three hundred troops no family members very few amenities and they're often quite secretive their bases that

york and over the next hour will look at how the action on wall street is going to play in the asia-pacific trading day. is quite a long time since we talked about oil prices, and that is affecting the markets. mentioned at the top that president trump is going to make his decision and announcement at 2:00 tomorrow that sent crude oil prices back below the $70 a barrel level. you can see we are hovering brent crude and trading at $76 commitment is interesting to see the takedown of u.s. stocks as well.

has arrived in new caledonia it's about a mcallen's first visit to the french territory in the south pacific ahead of an independence vote set for november the majority of the island's indigenous contact ethnic group supports a full break with france the president's office says it will not express a position on the vote and will focus on commemoration and remembrance during his visit. angie thomas is at a rally in new me and hi andrew says this is it does come a quite a crucial time but what does the cross hope to achieve. and as you say the referendum that comes in november of this year will be a really important one here does new caledonia split from france become an independent country or does it stay with france at the moment they say remote territory in the south pacific it's part of france it's part of the european union people have votes in presidential elections they same deputies to the french assembly it's very much part of france but a significant proportion of the population here don't want that people here tell you this is a pro france rally they want to stick with france and op

working further to the east you have australia and the south pacific with a steadfast ally through good times and 100 years of makeshift and we are celebrating that and further there is been, i would say many initiatives to make stability in the southern pacific on the island nation sealant moving further up with indonesia between indian and pacific ocean and then a country that tries to make its own way forward breaking out of its reliance on past reliance on russian weapons and clearly going to singapore which has gone out of its way to help us in terms of support to the full self there and i could keep going in the philippines for maintaining a long-term view and it goes right up to japan in the northern pacific. >> the compact of free association and for the community's understanding reinforce how essential that is for the defense strategy. so the postal to ask don't tell i want to confirm those policies without review discharge with sexual orientation? >> i am not aware of any change. >> so since 1970 roughly 19000 service members have been discharged due to sexual orientation thos

them to change their passwords flying the flag support for france ahead of an independence vote on a pacific island and the campaign to free an al jazeera journalist from jail we'll look at egypt's crackdown on the media. the former chief executive of german comic a volkswagen has been charged in the u.s. over the diesel emissions scandal modern vinta kahn is accused of lying to regulate is about fake test results up to eleven million v.w. cars were found to be releasing emissions up to forty times more than the legal limit he resigned after the scandal became public in september two thousand and fifteen john hendrick has more. martin more news now the highest ranking former v.w. official accused of a crime in the admissions scandal in the u.s. printer corn the former chief executive officer of the w. was accused of four counts of federal crimes in the united states one of conspiring to cheat the u.s. emissions system and three counts of wire fraud that he's using e-mail in order to achieve that he faces the potential of years in prison but he could avoid prosecution entirely simply by remai

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to change your passwords and flying the flag support for france ahead of an independence vote on a pacific island. the former chief executive of german comic of osaka and has been charged in the u.s. over the diesel emissions scandal martin vinta khan is accused of lying to regulators about fake test results up to eleven million cars were found to be releasing emissions up to forty times more than the legal limit he resigned after the scandal became public in september two thousand and fifteen john hendren has more. martin more news now the highest ranking former v.w. official accused of a crime in the admissions scandal in the u.s. printer corn the former chief executive officer of the w. was accused of four counts of federal crimes in the united states one of conspiring to cheat the u.s. emissions system and three counts of wire fraud that he's using e-mail in order to achieve that he faces the potential of years in prison but he could avoid prosecution entirely simply by remaining in germany that is because germany does not extradite for crimes outside of the european union so he could

the us pulled out of the trans-pacific partnership, and i think that was a great opportunity for the us to really cement its position in the asian economy and promote the kind of development that we think is win-win and healthy for the global economy. so i think we've really left a huge opening that china, which talks the free trade talk but does not necessarily walk the free trade walk. - it's not a reaction against trump

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they have now entered the pacific ocean. you would think this is great, it takes it off land and away from people. the problem that also creates something called laze. when the lava reaches the ocean and mixes with the salt water and creates steam and the stream is made of hydrochloric acid gas and tiny glass particles so you daytona to be near that area. the fissures and lava flows, things like that. we also have the concern for the summit of kilauea. two explosive eruptions have taken place the last 24 hours at the summit. not only does ma mean you have the lava and toxic gas. you can see from the observatory from the ash coming down thick throughout much of this area. here is the other thing that poseses a problem. when the volcano erupts it sends lava and toxic gases into the air but also the ash. the main concern here is inhalation for people. this could be incredibly toxic and deadly in high doses. but, also, some of the things that the airport on the big island have been keeping a close eye on is the airplanes because

i'd like you to take us on a tour of the pacific a.o.r. excluding the countries and the alliances and the adversaries that we normally have. i'm particularly interested in our emerging relationship with india and the status of the enhanced defense cooperation agreement with the philippines. >> right. let's start as far west with india. india, the world's most populace democracy, they've been very open, inviting for a stronger mill to mill relationship. they see it in their best interest. these two democracies have every reason to work together, because we want the same thing basically. we don't have to search for common ground. we have common ground on respect for international law, territorial integrity, sovereignty, freedom of navigation, all these effort es a are aligned. as you work further to the east, what you have is australia, anchor point in the south pacific, a steadfast ally through good times and bad, goes back 100 years. 100 years of mateship is what they call it. we're celebrating that this year. further, they have launched m

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. >> reporter: dramatic new video of attempted boat salvage in pacific an. sky 7 overhead catching it all. walk watch at works jump off the boat. grabbing each other's hands for safety. >> my guys did exactly what they were told to do in that situation. which was go overboard and swim away. >> kyle watson says the two men had bruises but no broken bones. moments later, the boat sinks. >> sometimes it works. and occasionally doesn't. this is one of the times where it didn't. >> this was the second failed attempt. sky 7 was overhead monday as wll. >> there was a significant storm front that came through which prevented us from safely doing the work. >> this after first responders rescued four people from the boat at linda mar beach. one of the cocaptains says they were sailing for 11 hours when they ran out of fuel on the way to san diego. >> there are positive things about the boast. it's steel hulled which made it not break up in the surf. >> watson says surf conditions with the biggest challenge. >> the main concern is work with the pacifica police departme

that was noticed by our friends in the pacific. i certainly hope that the department making an effort to do right, an issue that was raised with me by the president was okay, you all said this is going to happen but when will we see the funding actually make it? so the question for you this afternoon is what is the current status of that compact and the situation with regards to the funding that was promised pursuant to that compact? >> for a general comment, a lot of folks don't realize that in terry is 12 times the we stretch in the virgin islands which went through a hurricane, and you are out there, when you have the chinese that have casinos that are billions of dollars in cash flow, every month, and china continues to expand its influence on the western pacific and that influence is at the expense of united states of america. with our budget lines are small in comparison to a casual of the casino, it's a little frustrating. our commitment to our territories is to be as flexible as we can, to remove the administrative burden a

this is in messier asia-pacific ack -- this is the msci sia-pacific index. war? why are trade we not seeing equity markets react more? will the chinese do that? to?would they try a lot to discuss. why does trump remain doubtful? lots to talk about here. , we have seeneld it moving up at 3.12. just checking in on that. at levels not seen since 2014 on the brent price. i've got nymex in here but the brent price touching $80 a barrel. global stockpiles dropping. in certain about supply -- concern about supply. that is a quick look at where we are. what does that do to u.s. futures? suggesting were could be higher at the start of trade. we saw a domestic focus small-cap. what is coming up during programming today, we are going to speak to the former italian prime minister, mario monti. lots to talk about in the bond market. that is not :00 a.m. your time -- that is 9:00 a.m. your time. here's juliette saly. juliette: thank you. donald trump has rebutted his security advisor saying libya is not a model for north korea. john bolton has said nuclear disarmament should f

difficult job in the navy. >> he is in charge of pt 109, which is a small patrol torpedo boat in the pacific theater. >> the pt boat is a new type of threat to carry torpedoes to strike the enemy below the bow. >> jack has a terrible, terrible back. and to serve in a pt boat is only going to exacerbate every problem that he's got. >> jack kennedy's pt boat was on patrol on a moonless, dark night. >> so they don't see this giant japanese ship coming straight at them. it basically slices jfk's boat in half. >> jack is thrown to the bulkhead injuring his back, two of his crew are gone, and they are surrounded by burning in the water. those back at the base presume the worst. they presume that there are no survivors, and they hold a religious service, a mass, for kennedy and his crew. >> joe kennedy gets a telegram that his son is missing. and just sits on the news. he doesn't tell his family. he doesn't want to scare them. >> when tragedy struck the kennedy family, joe sr. didn't share it with other members, like his wife, the mother of his children. >> and so he lives with this kind of private

eastern. 11:00 pacific. let us be clear. the muellers of iran are not good people. they have killed americans in iraq and they fought proxy wars and they want death to israel and death to america. you cannot trust people like this. this agreement does not sufficiently check the nuclear weapons programs. but none of that seems to matter to former secretary of state john kerry. because this deal was the shining jewel of his time in the obama state department. he is reportedly pulling out the stops to save the horrific deal which puts the world in danger. including meeting with iran's foreign minister. really? and other foreign officials from germany and france and the e.u. who are involved in the agreement? this shadow diplomacy undermines the world and it undermines the commander-in-chief and it needs to stop. the president tweeted this -- >> sean: kerry spokesman responded in part -- >> sean: of course, but this reveal yet, what? another standard in the two-tier justice system. let me remind you. remember the former acting attorney general sally yates told congress

let's stick with the asia-pacific and look at malaysia. the next prime minister said ethnic malays don't have to hear about losing benefits. so he had previously suggested this match, these affirmative action policies -- let's put this all into contact with haslinda amin. it has been quite a turnaround. haslinda: you are right. a different message from 2013 when his opposition coalition campaigned on rolling back racial preferences for ethnic malays. based on 60%, whose boat is necessary for the election wins, but he did make clear that despite what is called -- policy, other races would receive based on merit and need. you told me this exclusively in an interview at his home. just -- hopefully, yes. that sort of idea, [indiscernible] but i think realistically we should also realize the sensitivity. the malay belt rejected a law, andwe are a bit ambivalent unsure. but lending support in the market [indiscernible] and went to pass, which means we should be then thinking enough measures to try and reach them. them thats assuring we are not g

. >> and the pacific garbage patch, experts say it's much bigger than originally thought. i'll bring you a novel idea to clean up this terrible oceanic mess. but first here's my take, donald trump's recurring criticism of his predecessor is that he just didn't know how to make a deal. obama is not a natural deal maker, he tweeted in 2016. we need leader who is can negotiate great deals for americans, trump tweeted in to 15, t -- 2015. he was the ultimate deal maker. where are the deals? where is the renegotiated nafta, the bilateral trade agreements that were going to transpacific partnership? by now it's obvious that trump is actually a bad negotiator, an impulsive man who shoots first and asks questions later. consider how the white house has managed the north korea summit. first trump lavished praise or kim jong-un. this was to be a head of state summit, though there was little preparation and no determination that the two sides were actually close enough to have a serious negotiation at that level. trump got quiexcited off to sta hyping the prospects for a break throug

cruising through the pacific northwest. it's going to continue to drop our temperatures for the afternoon today. upper 50s to near 60 degrees at the coastline. and for our inland communities, into the 70s. so it will be a mild day for many. although, if you're thinking about going to the coast and just on shore the bay. here's a look at the temperatures right now. we have 53 to start your day in san francisco. 53 in oakland. upper 40s in napa. 53 for you in san jose. these numbers are a lot like yesterday morning. upper 40s lafayette, and for the inner east bay of antioch, 49 for you there. >>> going to see the a's play, game time 1:05. oakland expected to get about 65 this afternoon. 64degrees at game time, partly cloudy, that west breeze, 15 gusting to 20. in the parking lot could be a little breezy. 63 for berkeley this afternoon. 72 in the north bay of napa. 74 for the inner east bay of antioch. if you like it mild, head inland, going to the coast, 57 high pacifica. the south bay, temperatures for san jose, 70 degrees,

. ♪ [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby on the pacific coast highway in northern california, just south of the oregon border. i'm here to meet a man whose strange inheritance has deep roots and came with a towering dilemma. >> my name is john thompson. i inherited a place of unique natural beauty. next thing i knew, it threatened to come crashing down on me. >> i'm jamie. >> welcome to the trees of mystery. >> john leads me past a giant statue of paul bunyan and into a stunning rainforest, which looks like something out of a tall tale. it's filled with sky-high coast redwoods, spruces and firs some 20 feet wide and 300 feet tall. >> nearly as tall as the statue of liberty. >> like a skyscraper. redwoods like these are among the oldest living things on earth. >> as much as 3,000 years old. >> it takes my breath away. but take a closer look. there's something bizarre about these ancient giants. on the base of this one is a mangled mess the size of a bus. what's going on here? >> the spruce trees are growing over a log that fell 1,000 years

reporter: an long and busy day conferencewith the of the south pacific and you had all of the regional actors present and it was a way for president and my mac long to discuss this new indo pacific partnership he -- president macron to discuss this new indo pacic partnership ian failed. what the president wants to do is to create a partnership that could be a rival to the u.s. transpacific ownership that was given up, abandoned by donald trump. an ambitious project there for emmanuel macron. he also visited some of the poorest neighborhoods. neighborhood where you have high levels of poverty, high levels of crime, key in mind that here in new caledonia, 20% of the population lives below the poverty line. it was very surprising to see so many excited children turn up asking for selfies. president macron spent an hour and a half with them there, giving two ladies the kiss on the cheek, clearly a very friendly, relaxed atmosphere around president macron surrounded by his security, and security was a key issue. clearly the french president one of to show that france is caring for citizens,

the psi asia-pacific falling the most in two months. trading falling in new zealand. the kiwi dollar has been extending its slide. hitting the highest for the year. futures in australia, a little bit of a downside. supporting materials and energy stocks in this part of the world. the aussie dollar holding. check across commodities. gold falling below 1300 and out for the first time since december. new york crude shy of the $71 mark. seeing some gains despite commodities looking a little weaker. let's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: thanks. th european unione is calling on israel to exercise maximum restraint and recognize the right of peaceful protest. that is after at least 88 people were killed in the border of gaza. demonstrations erupted after the deaths. they also marked the 70th anniversary of the eviction of hundreds of thousands of people amid the creation of the state of israel. u.k. prime minister theresa may will publish a detailed plans for ties to the eu next month. it will come ahead of the eu summit on june 28 and should give the

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i would like you to take us on a two of the pacific alr, excluding the countries in the alliances and adversaries we normally have. i'm particularly interested inwe our emerging relationship with india and the status with the cooperation agreement with the philippines. >> right. if we start, let's start as far west with india. india, the world's most populous democracy, they w had been very open, inviting for a stronger mil to mil relationship. they sit in the best interest. these two democracies have every reason to work together because we want the same thing basically. we don't have to search for common ground. we have common ground on respect for international law, territorial integrity, sovereignty, freedom of navigation come all these efforts are aligned. when we walk in we can just go through our talking points and check them off, okay, we all agree, now let's work on what we will do about it. as you work further to the east, which is australia anchor point in the south pacific, a steadfast ally through good times and bad. goes back 100 years. 100 years of makeshift is what the

but his bomber was shot down by japanese aircraft fire and was lost in the pacific for 74 years. the bombers watery grave was recently discovered brought project recover, a team of military historians and marine scientist assert for the wreckage of missing aircraft and bring closure to the families of those missing in action. >> i burst into tears and i cannot believe it! diane christie never met her uncle. her letters are filled with humor and honor. the men fighting here are doing it for your freedom. years of research by the family included flight documents and eyewitness accounts that pointed project recover in the right direction. after an 18 day search, the remarkable discovery that was followed by a gesture of gratitude. >> the bomber, second lieutenant kelly. >> when they folded the flights for all of the 11 crew members and said their name and passed it down, it was the utmost of respect and honor, and we appreciated that so much. >> reporter: lieutenant kelly's family will get one of those flags and they now hope that military officials will return to the site and retri

we have a big pacific high. that's what happens this time in the pacific. the function of the cold water in the pacific and the high pressure sits there and the stronger the high gets with the colder water and it's a feedback loop because you get winds from the high pressure to the low pressure in the valley and you get upwelling and the upwelling creates colder water which creates a stronger high. see you back here. but that's not happening. that's -- that's typical summer or late spring, early summer. that's not what we're seeing. we are seeing the westerly winds right now. but where we are seeing is if you look -- great crystal clear visibility. i always say that when you get this inversion blowing up, this is what you get. it looks like a november day out there. the atmosphere, all the morning commute, all the afternoon commute opened up. so beautiful shot out there now. so when you see the campanile that clear, you can tell you have a good clear day. obviously the claremont hotel in the distance and marvel how small the transamerica pyramid is compared

showers for the pacific northwest. chicago, los angeles is looking good, also seeing showers in new york today. heading out around the bay, ala cart and art, mild conditions with 69 degrees. parkinson's moving day, partly cloudy, temperatures in the 50s. the extended forecast shows a warming trend through the work week. we are talking 80s for the warmest spots inland. we are increasing to the upper 80s possibly by next weekend. stay tuned. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in a

it talks about thie pacific area. preservation of peace and security pending the development of an effective system -- you could interpret that, and eventual peace treaty or agreement, if you look at the 1953 armistice signed, which, only suspended hostilities, paragraph 60 of the armistice, and agreement between military leaders on the north side and the u.n. side, paragraph 60 calls on all political parties to come together to solve the korea question within 90 days. that is what the words were. the korea question is --? the unnatural division of the korean peninsula. military leaders in 1953 recognize there has to be a political solution. suspendedrarily hostilities so political leaders could do that. seven decade later we still do not have that solution. frank: i would add that this binding obligation also falls on the rok side as well. in forces have been involved u.s. force missions including ae iraq war, afghanistan, whole host of other operations around the world. >> when i started, i talked about, there are q

french president emmanuel matador has arrived in the pacific island of new caledonia he's been greeted with pro france rallies across first trip to the french territory comes ahead of an independence vote in november the majority of the island's indigenous kind of ethnic group support a food break away from france under tell us more from the mail. there are about two thousand people taking part in this pro france march these are people who come november will vote for new caledonia through a main part of france they're holding it now of course because president is in the territory and they want to make their views very clear to him officially the president is neutral in this upcoming referendum he says what he wants is the whole process to be seen as bad as legitimate because thirty years ago when there was another referendum on independence here that was not the takes those who wanted independence did not see it as legitimate and they boycotted the process in fact all process broke down there was violence more than seventy people were killed nobody wants that to happen this time around

mountain and pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. a special line for active duty and veterans, (202) 748-8002. you can start calling in now. edward lengel, take us through the first major engagements where american troops were committed in may of 1918. guest: the first major engagement, and the first significant american battle in europe ever was 100 years ago today at the battle of canteen ini. they launched an assault with french support to attack this german held village. they are very successful today in capturing that village. however after the catch of the village, the germans want to counterattack from number of different directions and yearly break the first divisions lines. . in onered one holds on sector second and third division troops are being rushed to the front along the river where they judge the point of this german offensive is pushing in the direction of paris. the third division is the first actual to enter combat around a little town. right on the marne river. the troops fighting the germans and stopping apart fr

mountain and pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. garrett is in virginia beach. caller: this is all smoke and mirrors. the chicken little theory, the sky is falling. it is always something. these executive orders he is always talking about, president obama, everything he has done by executive order. this is the reason why they are losing their lead, because black people are beginning to see they are not going to do anything to help us and they are going to allow trump to carry out this policy withdrawal. he is doing nothing for the medicare drug program. all of these are pocket issues, kitchen table issues. he does nothing he says. calls out issues, separate because these are issues democrats are used to doing something for. it is like the old reverse psychology. host: let's hear from veronica in burnsville, pennsylvania, your thoughts on the president's comments. can the government do more to low drug prices? caller: i have an experience that i came across strictly by accident. i moved out to pennsylvania from another state when i was 50. god,now 77, and think s

as the pacific territory once again debates the question of independence. has a spring rains on i become a bit more vigorous in china we go a line from sichuan east west to shanghai for morris for in the sea valley the feed is continuous of moist air which will develop showers more especially so possibly right by sunday along the coast of southern charter including hong kong but by this time the most intense downpours are going to be just to the east of lucky to cause some flooding which you might expect anyway during the spring rains the violent showers a move all in india in fact what was up in the pradesh is down here as a result you can see for the line heavy showers still breaking out in bangladesh northeast india indication is the amount of rain that falls they become a little bit lighter the time they get down to kerala but they've dropped they are right on the way but the strength of wind this is damaging that still the case in bangladesh and the northeast of india violent storms and lots of lightning but it looks much quieter now to the west still