, the north coast of irianjia, the north coast of papua new guinea, the mariana islands, palau, micronesia and the marshall islands. people staying in the coastal areas of the region are advised to move to higher grounds as possible if you are near any of the areas we've just mentioned, please move to higher ground as soon as possible to a sturdy concrete or brick building. tsunami comes in sets. the first tsunami is not necessarily the biggest. and we will keep you posted on this as we get more information. >>> video shot immediately after the incident documents how tokyo electric power company responded. on today's nuclear watch we'll review some of the footage and discuss what it reveals. >> tepco released portions of the video earlier this month. more than a year and a half after the disaster. it was taken during teleconferences between workers at the fukushimaichi nuclear plant and officials at tokyo's tepco headquarters as they struggled to bring the crisis under control. tepco created a 90-minute segment from its hours of footage. it released this to the media for broadcast. the vid

he also mix it up with the most feared corporate leader of his day when folks want to buy micronesia, which is the local air carrier there. larry ends up bringing lorenzo to his knees that he forces lorenzo to personally give him his past, which is the card that allows the ceo on any airplane, even if someone has to be a senator intent of your seat, to go and find her place. he had this amazing ability to beat these much larger adversaries. for reasons that are related in the book. eventually he attracts a local attorney. he is more altruistic with the islanders costs, and maybe there is a lot more self interest going on in their seduction of the politicians and vinyl these businesses out there. also, the owner of a tv station in guam who gives larry the title, king larry. someone in a nefarious mode with a great deal of power over these people. finally, they attract the state department because they started to invest in vietnam. when she was in 1991 about 10 years afterwards, he became bored with that. vietnam had been a naturally attractive place for him. it was illegal to be be the

my parents are currently serving a full-time mission in palau, mic micronesia, which is a small islandfrom guam. they have not had a chance to come and see the show because they're abroad, and i don't know if they want to. they don't see r-rated movies, and i think if this musical had a rating, it would be r. when i'm on stage in "the book of mormon," i looked exactly like i looked as a missionary in mexico. i'm wearing a short-sleeve shirt because it's too hot for long sleeves, i'm wearing dark pants, i'm wearing a tie. there are times i look down at my body and i say, i'm still here. i'm still a missionary. i'm still sending a message to the world. >> that is rock center for tonight. good night here from all of us, and your late local news begins now. ♪ [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean. with new tide pods. just one removes more stains than the 6 next leading pacs combined pop in. stand out. gives you a 50% annual bonus. and everyone likes 50% more [ russian accent ] rubles. eh, eheh, eh, eh. [ brooklyn accent ] 50% more simoleons. [ western accent ] 50% more sawb

my parents are currently serving a full time mission in micronesia, a small island a few miles away fromuam. they have not had a chance to come and see the show because they're abroad. and i don't know that they'll want to. they don't see rated r movies. i think that if this musical had a rating it would be r. when i am on stage in the book of mormon i look exactly like i looked when i was a missionary in mexico. i am wearing a short sleeve white shirt. too hot to wear long sleeves. wearing a tie. warring my tag that says elder. i'm wearing dark pants. and there are times when i look done down at my body and say i am still here, i am still a missionary, i am still sharing a message with the world. ♪ >> our thanks to clark johnson of the "book of mormon." that is our special edition of "rock center" for this thursday night. and just one more thing, thank you to the magic of television, matt lauer and savannah guthrie have a preview of tomorrow morning on "today" including a big story we're covering. >> friday on "today" al is keeping his eye on isaac. >> plus, olympic swimming sensation,

my parents are currently serving a full time mission in micronesia, a small island a few miles away fromow because they're abroad. and i don't know that they'll want to. they don't see rated r movies. i think that if this musical had a rating it would be r. when i am on stage in the book of mormon i look exactly like i looked when i was a missionary in mexico. i am wearing a short sleeve white shirt. too hot to wear long sleeves. wearing a tie. warring my tag that says elder. i'm wearing dark pants. and there are times when i look done down at my body and say i am still here, i am still a missionary, i am still sharing a message with the world. ♪ >> our thanks to clark johnson of the "book of mormon." that is our special edition of "rock center" for this thursday night. and just one more thing, thank you to the magic of television, matt lauer and savannah guthrie have a preview of tomorrow morning on "today" including a big story we're covering. >> friday on "today" al is keeping his eye on isaac. >> plus, olympic swimming sensation, missy franklin will be here. a live concert from train

privilege to work with the men and women of the american voluntary medical teams in places like zaire, micronesia, watching as they relieved whole towns from disease and rescued countless children from sickness. the reward for sharing in that work is truly indescribable. to see a child rescued from a life in the shadows by operation smile is to witness and share a joy that is life- changing. and the challenges go on. i just returned from the republic of georgia, where halo trust -- an organization specializing in clearing the debris of war - and others, are rescuing innocent victims from landmines and missiles. sometimes the courage of others leaves me breathless. i only need to speak the word rwanda and the images it conjures are beyond description. in my box tonight is ernestine, a woman, a friend, a mother like myself, whom i met in kigali. she suffered unimaginable horrors and was made to watch appalling havoc wreaked on her family. yet, as the violence in her country subsides, she doesn't seek retribution -- instead, she offers love and seeks reconciliation for her people. she says, simply,