the palmyra atoll. >> what a place. you can see more of harry's trip on our special series "on assignment" sunday night here on nbc. >>> that will do it for us on a thursday. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. with the help of you guys.. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> we feel good that we all came together and with the help of you guys, get it out there and we got it back. >> right now, at 6:00, a piece of american history found because of a nbc bay area report. that stolen canon recovered in the east bay. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. tonight the canon conclusion. we want to show you some surveillance video that shows someone stealing a canon from richmond. after seeing that video on our air, a man came forward saying he had the relic. jodi hernandez is live where the canon is back where it belongs. >> reporter: richmond police are elated. not long after the story aired, they got a phone call, and tonight veterans have their canon back. >> they found

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this is the palmyra atol where fish and birds and coral abound like few other places on the planet.g proof that left to its own devices, nature can heal itself. we like to think of it as paradise lost and found. there's about 1,000 miles of water between hawaii and palmyra. we loaded a plane with gear, and with our guides from the nature conner conservancy we headed out. >> going to paradise. >> the u.s. military used as a base in world war ii and conveniently left a runway. the nature conservancy has a research station on palmyra and most of the time the only people here a skeleton crew of four. dr. stephmy weir is a senior scientist with the nature conservancy. >> this is a place teaming with life. it's on land, in the sea, in the air. there are thousands of birds nesting here, baby sharks swimming at our doorsteps. you know, tripping over crabs. >> reporter: palmyra is a petri dish of possibility. it shows what can happen when you remove the things that harm an environment, especially impressive because the entire atoll was flattened in world war ii to make room for 2,000 u.s. tr

he was 21 at the time of the test and was fishing for tuna near the atoll at the time. >> translator: ashes like soot were falling. it was like black snow coming down diagonally. >> 12 years ago he was diagnosed with stomach cancer after developing symptoms like nosebleed and abnormally high number of white blood cells. the health ministry released evidence on the incident two years ago. they showed crews on several boats had higher than usual levels of red yags. >>> textbook include changes of japan's security laws and a reduction of the voting age to 18 starting this summer. one textbook said the security legislation has eased restrictions on overseas missions for japan's self-defense forces. and on providing logistics support for u.s. and other foreign troops. another points to an argument that the legislation violates the institution by exceeding the limits that the war renouncing article ix permits for self-defense. an entry about the lowering of the voting age said young voters hold japan's future in their hands. and says they're expected to be proactively involved in politics.

this is the palmyra atol where fish and birds and coral abound like few other places on the planet.ing proof that left to its own devices, nature can heal itself. we like to think of it as paradise lost and found. there's about a thousand miles of water between hawaii and palmyra. we loaded a plane with gear and with our guides from the nature conservancy, we headed south for a rare and exclusive look. >> going to paradise. >> the u.s. military used this as a base in world war ii, and conveniently left a runway. the nature conservancy has a research station on palmyra and most of the time the only people here, a skeleton crew of four. >> and works to protect coral reefs. >> dr. stephanie rear is a senior scientist with the nature conservancy. >> this is a place that is teeming with life. it's on land, in the sea, in the air. there are thousands of birds nesting here. baby sharks swimming at our doorstep. tripping over crabs. >> palmyra is a petri dish of possibility. it shows what can happen when you remove the things that harm an environment. especially impressive because the entir

if you can believe it, there's an even remote atoll at the very tip of this archipelago called gann. hello, morley. can i ask you a question? is your wife here? >> no, she's not. >> great. what is wrong? i thawing "60 minutes" was a high-class show. >> a lot of life is blood, sweat and tears, but a lot of it is pure, unadult traited luck, and i've been a very lucky guy. >> pelley: and so have we. we'll celebrate morley's remarkable work on a special edition of "60 minutes" sunday at 8:00 eastern. >>> right now at 7:00, the man accused of pulling out a gun inside the u.s. capitol visitors center faces a judge for the first time. >> the streak continues. another day of rain in the washington area, but finally, finally friends, there's some sunshine on the way. >> two passionate words that bryce harper is suspended, and slapped with a fine. he can pay it, but you won't find him on the bench tonight. >> first tonight, changing up metro safety plans. what should be at the top of the priority list. thanks for joining us. >>> letters sent today to metro's gm says three rail segments need to

if you can believe it, there's an even remote atoll at the very tip of this archipelago called gann. hello, morley. can i ask you a question? is your wife here? >> no, she's not. >> great. what is wrong? i thawing "60 minutes" was a high-class show. >> a lot of life is blood, sweat and tears, but a lot of it is pure, unadult traited luck, and i've been a very lucky guy. >> pelley: and so have we. we'll celebrate morley's remarkable work on a special edition of "60 minutes" sunday at 8:00 eastern. that's >>> kelly ripa is demanding resp her new interview about the drama at "live." michael's final show is less than two days away. now does kelly want to move the show to hollywood? >> would you go? >> would i go to l.a.? >>> and minnie driver's itter battle with her neighborhood. my exclusive with minnie tonight. >> then a disturbed taylor swift fan cuffed. new details about the scary encounter. >>> plus, we grill ryan gosling about his new baby girl. >>> then, only our cameras are rolling as an empire star says i do. >> you are free to the bride. >> the bride's two custom couture dresse

or at least they want to.ou if you can believe it, there's an even remote atoll at the very tip of thisipelago calledll gann. >> hello, morley.k can i ask you a question? is your wife here? >> no, she's not. >> great. what is wrong with the men? i thought "60 minutes" was a high-class show. >> i've lead a charmed life. as a reporter, as an individual, a lot of it is blood, sweat and tears, but a lot of it is pure unadulterated luck, and i've been a very lucky guy. >> pelley: and so have we. cbs news will celebrate morley'sle remarkable work on a specialat edition of "60 minutes" sunday at 8:00 eastern. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> new at 6:00, the hyper loop is happening! >> whoo! >>> the first test run for tube travel. how this mind-blowing idea just took a big step closer to becoming reality. >> a pregnant mother gunned down on the freeway. >> she has four kids! four kids! >> and across the bay a deadly police chase. now linked to a murder. >

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. >>> atoll they're missing since her mother was found murdered in a san francisco park. there is a $10,000 -- a toddler, missing and the mother was found murdered in a san francisco park. there is a $10,000 award for any information. >> she wants her to be with family. >> reporter: speaking of her murdered sister, she and her daughter were reported missing april 5. sadly, her body was found in a shallow grave. police have been searching for the child or more than a month. they brought in the fbi. they're hoping that the $10,000 award will bring information to this case. >> help us, bring her home. our hearts are breaking every day that we are not seeing her. >> reporter: she was a hard- working single mother and she was having a hard time getting her back from the child caretakers. three people were known to care for the child. people who police are calling persons of interest. these are not naming these three people at this time that one of him has a significant criminal record search warrants have been conducted on their home they are looking for any evidence that woul

thing that even humanitarians in the north and in the east they're saying, we have to wipe out the atoll to me in their their languages and religion all those things and ink custer's defeat it was not much of a peace policy anyway which is the most intense period of warfare on the great plains at least the apache wars continue after. to see custer as an act and is him, sort of a romantic individualist who was trying to make his way in the new gilded age america of steel and steam? >> yes and no. yes in the sense that the civil war is giving rise. one of the people who appears repeatedly in my books, because i find them to be a fascinating character is a guy ahead of custer in west point while mike custer graduated near the top of his class and when you open these ledger books the west point archives with custer's lake page after page after page. >> .. train the troops welcome leave them professionally. he was not a cultural figure. after the civil war he went to mississippi, provisional governor, asked by the local republican party to lead the army and joined them. and he was someone who