i'm talking to you, hiroki. >> all: (laughing) >> think likerescue hero: think safe.

i'm talking to you, hiroki. >> all: (laughing) >> think likerescue hero: think safe. [ breathing heavily than i thought. i better finish this. [ breathing heavily ] your defeat is certain. give me the chaos emeralds, and i will spare your life. chaos control! sonic has only delayed my triumph. those emeralds will be mine. alert my forces across the galaxy. begin the search for the chaos emeralds at once. do not rest until you bring them all to me. remove the planet egg! ♪ go, g-go, g-go, go, go ♪ gotta go fast ♪ gotta go fast ♪ gotta go faster, faster, faster, faster, faster ♪ ♪ movin' at the speed of sound, quickest hedgehog around ♪ ♪ got ourselves a situation ♪ stuck in a new location ♪ without any explanation ♪ no talk of relaxation ♪ don't, don't, don't, don't, don't blink ♪ ♪ don't think ♪ just go, go, go, go ♪ g-g-g-go, go ♪ n-n-n-n-n-n-na ♪ n-n-n-n-n-n-na ♪ sonic is on the run ♪ sonic -- he's number one

yankees starter, hiroki kuroda went 5 2/3. allowed five runs, three earned on 11 hits.arren, the 25-year-old right-hander out of the university of north carolina. >> tim: tar heel. >> kenny: he was a teammate and good friend with mets ace, matt harvey. >> tim: i had read that. by the way, i think the matchup -- i think the matchup next week when detroit plays at shea stadium, matt harvey, i beg your pardon, citi field, little freudian slip there. matt harvey and max scherzer, the starters in the allstar game at citifield. >> kenny: matt scherzer, who you predicted along with joe buck on the opening telecast of the season, tigers and yankees, you said during the open that max scherzer would win the american league cy young award. >> tim: i thought that because i thought everything was coming to the and it certainly has come together for a guy who is 17-1. pitches tomorrow against the red hot kansas city royals. and then next saturday at citifield against matt harvey. that's what's scheduled to happen. that's pretty good. rarely does an allstar matchup pitch after the all

hiroki yajima, nhk world, pyongyang. >>> u.s.tary of defense chuck hagel has joined a meeting of defense ministers from the association of southeast asian nations in brunei. the region contains a number of security challenges including disputes over the south china sea, but the media agenda was overtaken by events in the middle east and the talk of possible u.s. military action against syria. the obama administration has identified the asia pacific region as an area of increasing strategic importance for the united states. hagel attended the asean defense ministers meeting on wednesday. he'll also join a wider discussion on thursday when ministers from china, japan and other countries join their counterparts from asean. it will be the second meeting of the so-called asean defense ministers meeting plus. former u.s. defense secretary robert gates attended the first one three years ago when he stressed the u.s. pivot to asia policy. but the global security picture has changed dramatically in three years. a de facto military coup ha

nhk world's hiroki yashy ma reports from poyongyanpyongyang >> reporter: researchers are in the clear to inspect sites. >> translator: we have come here to identify the sites where the japanese were buried. and we want to share the information with north korean officials who are conducting research on what they think are japanese remains they have found here. >> reporter: from 1910 to 1945. officials of the country's health ministry say 5,000 japanese died there of hunger or illness at the end of the war. the remains of 20,000 are buried at about 70 sites. but for decades, a lack of diplomatic relations prevented members of their families from visiting. then, japanese and diplomats got together for the first time in four years. >> translator: both sides have agreed to seek a meeting with higher-level officials in beijing as soon as possible. >> reporter: north korean workers have been digging at the sites. they have found the remains of japanese, fragments of clothing and personal items. authorities have allowed about 30 japanese to watch. they include researchers and victims' familie