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presence was seen as an economic life line for abbingin awa it's now -- okinawa, it's seen as a drag on growth. most would be better without it. but there's a problem. the government in tokyo wants the base to stay. when the governor came to washington to meet with officials and walk the hauls, he didn't get very far. in april, president obama welcomed japanese prime minister shinzo abe to washington. as regional tensions with neighbouring china rise, most agree the marines should stay. >> the new guidelines compliment an effort to realign, including okinawa >>> while in d.c. okinawa suffered a setback. after a meeting in state americans released a statement reading in part: lirn line >> reporter: do you consider this a rebuke, are you disappointed? >> what i felt from their official expressions is i felt they understood the issue of okinawa deeper. >> reporter: in the struggle to be heard onaga sees a silver lining. the voices of okinawans are heard around the world. >>> in malaysia nine bodies have been found on a mountain. it was near the tourist destination early friday triggerin

he t an awa for that. he was always involved in the community. he di coaching.e was a camp counselor for outdoor ed for both of the boys, dusty and robert,hen they we to outdoor ed. he just always wanted to help people. >> how have you been able to get through this year? >> it's been pretty torturous. if it was t for all the community that we live in that' been extremely supportive, i don't know how i would have tten through this. i've al started mom's grief group with just some of the her moms in my town that i know have lost children around dylan's age too. >> julie, you said your son was an expert bicyclist,very skilled and very safety aware. aler so -- and thenyou say -- hear about an accident like that, you analyze the details. >> i think that there needs to be changes inhe city to make things safer in that that's what would have made a difference. >> andou're part of a campaign to make that happen. >> yes. >> tell me about that. vision zero? >> yeah, vision zero, which is to elinate bicycle and pederian deaths to 0 basically in the nex ten years. >> uh-huh

not throwing awa >> probably the best advice he's ever give me is don't spend all >> wise words thatre useful at . >> so what kind of other advice have fathers kind of passed down? >> you know, there's an interestg poll looking at fathers and what some of the best advice is that they gave their childre and what their children said was the first thing is, do not spend money that you don't have. of course, that's great advice for anyone. save for a rainy day and this one i love, don't quit unless you have anoth job. >> that is great advice. i like that a lot. i would guess that every generati probably has a different the to it. if you're somebody who lived through the great depression you think one way. if you live through the booming '60s you probably thought another way. >> absolutely. living through the great depression, those 65 and older are the ones who said don't quit your job before you have another one. that's somet that they really believed in. and when you think about baby boomers, and you think about their fathers, and what they -- what kind of tumultuous times they have li

. >>> grooeece is not turning awa migrants. tens of thousands have arrived there this year.ssa suarez has the story of three families who had to flee europe to make a better life. >> reporter: at the hotel, life isn't what it used to be at least not for its new guests. here is an image that inspires little today. migrants sleeping on stained mattresses with no electricity or sanitation. i meet a family who have been living and sleeping and eating on the hotel veranda for ten days. this afghan father with a life full of hardship. >> when i was little, some group come around our house and and had the guns. >> reporter: he was six years of age back then but it's he remembers it like it were yesterday. >> if i don't go out from this land, we will call all of your children. your wife, your sons. >> reporter: having heard those words, his family flees afghanistan to pakistan. but they didn't feel safe there either as a member of a minority shia islamic sect in a majority sunni country. so they moved to iran. >> you don't accept it. iran is islamic country. they are islam. >> repor

. >> counting down t hours until the sidewalk are awas in gold and blue. restaurants are ady. >> any dish named after the players. >> no. we were thinking about the curry roll but didn't have time. >> we have theame dj come in. basically recreate exactly what we did for the games. >> official warriors viewing party from one they know the fans. 75 percent of t people were the same people getting here early they got to know each other. connect with people when you are celebrating together. we'll see all the ople tomorrow i'm sure. the fans won't beeeing bar owner kevin beste cooks for the warriors in the grade on one of the floats that is still being built. >> 6 floats in two days. that doesn't sound easy. >> it's not. same builders preparing for san francisco pride parade. some floats getting a quick make over r the warriors and taking a surpse trip across the bay. >> we don't normally travel outside the city. we do occasionly for small town parade her and thereut we don't usually take an entire parade across the bridge. that's exciting. >> in part that's b

let's go to a secret location that's probably 0 fe10 feet awa.g the show to see how we do. hi, cat, how's if if going so far? >> very weird. did you say a singing cricket is zero on the evil scale in. >> yes. >> like jimmeny cricket? >> yes. >> you could have picked anything. >> yes, but jimmeny cricket was something in my childhood that made me happy. >> that doesn't make sense. >> i see you still have the fake, cartoon glasses i see. >> my glasses are real. look, they're right here. >> take them off, please. >> are you sure? >> nah, leave them on. >> i don't think people will like me without them. >> clearly, they, that's why. it's a self-esteem issue. >> as you know, the republican president candidate field has grown dramatically in the past week. we now have 19 candidates vying for the nomination. so let's take a lack at some of the hopefuls have on deck over the next few days. here's our first installment of the tough questions facing the candidates on the 2016 trail. >> coming up this week on the campaign rail 2006. mike huckabee rallies su

days, they're going to travel a total of 545 miles, ending up in los angeles and raising money and awa awareness about hiv and aids. they've raised more than $16 million, most going to san francisco aids foundation. >>> this may have you upping your ab workout. the world record for the longest plank was broken by a former u.s. marine in ocean side. 57 years old, george hood spent an amazing 5 hours 15 minutes planking. he blew away the previous guinness world record of 4 hours 26 minutes. he didn't just do it for the title or the glory. he used the event to raise money for the fund which provides help to injured u.s. service members. >> pretty sure a healthy dose of p90x won't get that done. >>> you know the saying, show just go on. that's what enrique iglesias did when he sliced his hand at a show. he mishandled a drone. despite the blood -- you can see there's plenty of it, on his shirt there -- he kept performing for another half hour with his hand in a loose bandage. turned blood into art. iglesias saw a specialist following the show. that shirt, you know, is going on ebay for an u

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iteverawneon mthat it cou huryoureeth my dtistas td me your enal iseari awa anthatound real sca to aniyopainit back on d hexplaed tt itas n someing at gws bk, it's kd of oneime ot and you ve tcareor i he td meo uspronel. it gon helprott thenam in ur tth. it alls meo coinue to dnk mcoff anto e heahier and was reaeasy itcho ma. >>darya: congratulations to the golden state warriors as they are now of the nba champions here is a picture on social medium he is named mvp of the nba finals with 25 points and last night's game and drop the series here is what he had to say about how he played this serious. for me it was just playing my game if you fill it didn't shoot in it he deserve the finals mvp for the when he invented the game on motions 0 always ready of the airline in the new about him because a know that this will be is the shawmut all year he does need an opportunity in stage to show the world. >>mark: he become the first nba finals mvp to not start a single game the regular season he does but as a game for the final still liberally and leave the team is a newly stepped up when he di

martha: any indication someone sought help for him as awas dropping out of school and switching schools or having him institutionalized? we heard stories about cases like this in the past. >> about the only thing we heard is a family member bought him a .45 caliber pistol for hisrtha: and the parents did not live together? is that your understanding? >> that is my understanding. martha: he lived with his mom. in terms of the people of charleston they have not had to deal with anything like this in the past. how are they coping? >> i think there is a tremendous sense of unity and solidarity in the community. people are banding together across racial lines. just have much -- it's a tremendous loss as a community. oddly enough it came on the eve of the 8th anniversary of a huge tragic fire that killed 9 firefighters back in 2007. the community has dealt with a lot of the tragedy and challenges in the past but that usually brought us closer together. martha: we have seen it so far in charleston, just the beautiful coming together of that community that has had so much pain in the last 48 ho

she says she has fill custody of him and awas in the audience on the program. why did she adopt the boy you adopted. >> she did not adopt isaiah. isaiah moved to live with her in his last high school years at his request and her request. but he is not adopted and she does not have full custody of him. >> the correct term is guardianship. she was pay ward and we cooperated that, transfer of guardianship. but technically we are still his adoptive parents, and that's the correct status. basically she is his older sister was awiredded guardianship of her younger brother. martha: she was watching over him in his last years of high school. martha: i imagine this one is particularly sensitive for the two of you. let's play this. >> we connected on a very intimate level as family. >> but why point out an african-american man and say that is my far it when you know your father is a caucasian man. you * any man can be a father, not any man can be a dad. martha: she says mr. wilkinson is her father. >> that hurts deeply. for over 20 years rachael fondly referred to me as

. >> i was at -- awas at candlestick park. >> >> i was thinking back to when we worked together on "mornings well, the mayor of danville, heard about it and made her the duchess of danville pretty cute. >> nine months later, the country is still captivated by sully sullenberger. it's a pleasure to have you here. >>> the crowd are heading into the mall. >>> tori, you are a lovely professional lady. i'm gonna miss you. but you've worked hard. enjoy yourself. >>> best of luck to you in seattle. thanks for everybody. good luck. >> i'm so excited for you and the family and the next chapter in your life. wishing you nothing but the best. >> no word can express how great you are as a journalist and as a person. good luck to you. >> go, warriors! [ cheers ] >> let's hear it for tori campbell! blahs praus -- [ applause ] female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ it's a celebration. >>

authorities wrapped up resources in the manhunt hours after their dn awas found in a remote cabin 25 miles from the prison they broke out of on the 6th of june. we're expecting to learn more at noon eastern time today. let's go live to owl's head new york city. adam reiss is there. talk about the ground beef issue. what's that about? >> reporter: the da says joyce mitchell told investigators she smuggled the tools in ground beef and gene palmer not been charged, put on administrative leave, he gave those packages and claims he didn't know anything about what might have been in the ground beef jose? >> what's the latest on the manhunt? these guys are elusive and i'm sure weather played a part but this manhunt continues. still no trace of these guys. >> reporter: they thought they their men yesterday. they had a tip in mountain view two miles from this location. they swarmed the area and had two choppers in the sky. they had dozens of searchers on the ground but came up empty. a week after they surprised the two men at the nearby hunting cabin, they left behind food and underwear and d

tell nbc news and counter terrorism experts agree this is a very significant strike that not only was awahi number two in yesterday but he was a head of the one terrorist organization in the world that poses the most serious threat to the american homeland al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. after all, they are the one group that as you mentioned a moment ago, actually have the wherewithal to attack the homeland with sophisticated, concealed bombs, the underwear bomb, the printer cartridge bam, and even a vest suicide vest that could not be detected by metal detectors. while that still remains a threat, the feeling along counter terrorism officials is that with the killing of al wauhayshi in yemen the group itself is probably going to retreat for some period of time go underground and worry more about their own survival than attacking the united states any time soon. thomas? >> mik, thank you. >>> when we come back we're going to return to our focus of the 11-damon hunty manhunt in a continued process as we look for these two men. we've got sweat and richard there still on the lam. how the

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