The Manila Times

MILITARY VEHICLES TO ROLL THROUGH WASHINGTON IN PARADE

- And in other countries as Remembranc­e Day marking the end of World War I. AFP

WASHINGTON, D.C.: Military vehicles will roll through Washington on November 11 in a salute to veterans, a Pentagon memo said on Friday ( Thursday in Manila), detailing President Donald Trump’s dream of hosting a military parade. The White House announced a month ago that Trump had asked for a large-scale military parade, an unconventi­onal call that immediatel­y fueled comparison­s with similar events in more autocratic countries. A memorandum from Gen. Joe Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the parade will focus on the contributi­ons of veterans throughout the history of the US military, starting from the Revolution­ary War and the War of 1812 to today. The Defense Department had earlier said it was planning for “around” that date, which is known in the United States as Veterans Day

3 WOMEN, SUSPECT DEAD IN CALIFORNIA HOSTAGE STANDOFF

LOS ANGELES: A gunman and three women thought to be his hostages were found dead on Friday (Saturday in Manila) at a California veterans home after an hourslong standoff with police. The assailant struck at 10:20 a.m. local time at the Veterans Home of California-Yountville in the Napa Valley. Captain Chris Childs of the California Highway Patrol said that shortly before 6 p.m., law enforcemen­t personnel made entry into the room where they felt the hostages were being held by the suspect and unfortunat­ely made the discovery of three deceased females and one deceased male suspect.” The three victims were described by local media as employees of The Pathway Home. It was not immediatel­y clear whether they had been targeted or were chosen at random.Reports said the gunman had been on the posttrauma­tic stress disorder treatment program.

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