the unique challenge of fighting terror here, "war stories" traveled to the lush tropical islands of sulu. this is a task force comet, a special task unit. we were allowed to are reveal his identity. >> we are allowed to assist in the helping the island. >> others we could not identify. >> a lot of it is compiling of information so they can get good actionable intelligence so they can effectively act against the asg. >> the asg or the abu saayaf group is one of the most ruthless terrorist groups in the world. task force comet conducts civil military operations to deny terrorists a safe haven by providing good will to the people. >> they conduct civil engineering projects, and provide medical care, and projects that give rise to terror. >> one of the contributions of the support is the u.s. supported, and of course, it is the u.s. agency goals is the infrastructure development. >> major general ruben rafael is the comet commanding officer. >> construction of the roads and the buildings and other type advancement has affected our advancement. >> unconventional warfare is about using special

the unique challenge of fighting terror here, "war stories" traveled to the lush tropical islands of sulu. this is a task force comet, a special task unit. we were allowed to are reveal his identity. >> we are allowed to assist in the helping the island. >> others we could not identify. >> a lot of it is compiling of information so they can get good actionable intelligence so they can effectively act against the asg. >> the asg or the abu saayaf group is one of the most ruthless terrorist groups in the world. task force comet conducts civil military operations to deny terrorists a safe haven by providing good will to the people. >> they conduct civil engineering projects, and provide medical care, and projects that give rise to terror. >> one of the contributions of the support is the u.s. supported, and of course, it is the u.s. agency goals is the infrastructure development. >> major general ruben rafael is the comet commanding officer. >> construction of the roads and the buildings and other type advancement has affected our advancement. >> unconventional warfare is about using special

we came to know him as lieutenant sulu. takei has become an internet sensation.e is bringing his talents to broadway. influenced by his experience of being sent to internment can -- camps during the second world war. his story is central stage area and -- stage. >> i have very real memories of the internment camp. i remember the barbed wire fences, the sentry towers come a and i remember going to school in black tar paper barracks and we began the school day with the pledge of allegiance. i can see those words where fences right outside my schoolhouse window as i recited the words, with liberty and justice for all. >> we're setting a standard for the rest of the world in the treatment of people who may have loyalties to an enemy nation. >> it was outrageous to put the government to think that we have an inborn, genetic loyalty to the emperor of japan simply because of this face. we are americans. was stripped of everything except for his family. in the middle of his life, lost his business, our home, his freedom, and so it has been my mission in life to bring thi

. >> sreenivasan: actor george takei is probably best known for his role as sulu on the original "star trek" tv series and movies. tomorrow night, at age 78, takei makes his debut on broadway in a musical he helped inspire. it's called "allegiance," and it's about the internment of japanese-americans during world war ii. for takei, this historic story is personal. the newshour's mori rothman has this preview. ♪ ♪ gotta get it, gotea get it >> reporter: george takei believes a musical is the perfect format to retell the history of the japanese-american internment during world war ii. >> music has the power to hit people right here in the heart, emotionally as well as intellectually. >> reporter: in early 1942, the u.s. ordered 110,000 japanese- americans living on the west coast to internment camps. five-year-old takei and his family were sent to camps in arkansas and utah for nearly four years. the musical, "allegiance," is loosely based on their experience. takei's family had lived in los angeles. his father, who emigrated as a child, ran a dry cleaner. his mother raised the three kid

well the coach, tom sulu was asked that very question today. >> we are evaluating everything right now. >> we are reevaluating everyone. we are reevaluating everyone. >> that is a man in big trouble right now. >>> meanwhile the raiders are having enough pick with the impressive win over the jets. they are now 4-3, definitely in the playoff hunt. the city of oakland has hired a consultant to come up with a plan to help the city and the raiders build a new stadium. the key elements there that they want to build this stadium in the $900 million range. but that it will not be a need of any taxpayer money and contributions to get that thing built as soon as this week to give you some kind of foundation, to keep them in oakland and how many times have we been down that road? >> get back to the 49ers. that they would have a backup who a lot of people have never heard of. >> yeah, blain gavert is his team. he has not played with the 49ers at all. you get to this point, where we were listening to a lot of them coming in on sports talk radio as they were saying that you could make a case that it

in response, japanese-american actor george takei, best known for his role as hikaru sulu on the television series "star trek" wrote -- "my family and i spent 4 years in prison camps because we happened to look like the people who bombed pearl harbor. it is my life's mission to never let such a thing happen again in america." tens of thousands of students at dozens of universities across the united states protested wednesday against racism on campus in a day of action called #studentblackout. the campuses included yale university harvard university, , dixie state university in utah, the university of california berkeley, tufts university, and stanford where students held black balloons, which organizers said symbolize the weight and burden of being voiceless. the day of action was called for by the black liberation collective, which issued a series of demands ahead of the mobilizations, including reparations in the form of free tuition for black and indigenous students and school divestment , from for-profit prison companies. each university also issued a local set of demands, which range f