it is a small island in the northern province. it is the regency island. it has about 62,000. most of the people live in the coastal areas around the island. the island is a protected zone. there is forest conservation. around the coastal area, there are many resources. >> how far away is the island from taiwan? >> about three hours. >> if you want to go, we need to go through jakarta? >> that is the way to be successful. later there may be a direct flight. >> what is the status of infrastructure on the island? it has about 62,000 people. there is not much on the island that. >> you are right. one of our goals is how to improve the infrastructure of the roads and also the seaports. it could also be the airport. it is the gate to these specific countries. it is close to the philippines, taiwan, and other countries on the pacific ocean. it is also the date to the eastern part of indonesia. it is important to indonesia and taiwan. >> what would be some of the industries that indonesia and taiwan can join together on in terms of the development of >> tourism industry, then agricul

military dictatorship until this very day the island was a perfect little ipad for america's next two wars in asia korea and vietnam and given the u.s. as recent asia pivot okinawa is still proving its usefulness according to author chalmers johnson in his book blowback okinawa is host to about thirty eight american bases which occupy twenty percent of its land twenty eight thousand u.s. troops live there plus an equal number of dio decent the. johnson notes that quote there is nothing particularly unusual about this manifestation of american military imperialism in okinawa except for its concentration it continues to say that the presence of these bases unavoidably usurps distorts or subverts whatever institutions of democratic government may exist within the host society obviously tens of thousands of young americans immersed into a foreign culture that they are completely ignorant of is only going to breed endless problems the sixty year military occupation has been rife with sexual assaults robbery hit and runs and arson committed by the brave soldiers who claim that they're there

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between egypt and the west i'm joined now by so hard to see is so say a professor at texas a west island school of law and in my home and egyptian activist thank you get so much both for joining me on the panel. thank you for the . let's start with you i know that you were in egypt at the time of the uprising against morsi what are your thoughts about the whole it all went down well i must admit that i did not anticipate that it would turn into a military deposing the first presidential first democratically elected president i knew that there was a very strong disfavor against morsi his popularity rankings had plummeted and that there was change coming but i did not anticipate it would be this extreme and i would venture to say that at least as a legal matter by definition it was a military coup now the question is was it a popularly mandated or was it something that was inspired super imposed by the military and that's where i think the debate lies. that you find the military opposing the president problematic yes it is really because the action the military talk now with would create c

. >> we have an island safari. on tour website, so george washington memorial parkway, and the ranger tours happen about twice a month. you can go on an island safari.a we have rangers up there, whoer can answer all the questions about the history. >> how long do people spend onen the island. >> in takes 45 minutes to walk around. if you plan to take a lunch with you, you there's no picnic tables on the island, but you we do have benches.benche if you don't want a real hike, i wonder on high, and pay the respects to the 26 president. >> he do honor wildlife. >> there's a living memorial anl not only is it a livinglivi memorial, but also encompasses his love of nature and his love of birds.of because you know, our mark areak is one the hotspots forbidder watching, and -- for, bid bid watching and righbirdwatch.at >> it could be a romantic spot. a lot of people go over thereovr and get engaged. >> we do, we have couple and an individuals doing wedding photos, however it does requireu a permit. >> permit to get marrie

infrastructure the us used the island as a staging area soon after the us dropped two nuclear bombs on mainland japan and the war ended but sovereignty wasn't fully restored to that country until nine hundred seventy two but even after that the island of okinawa has been kept under what is essentially a us military dictatorship until this very day the island was a perfect little ipad for america's next wars in asia korea and vietnam and given the us is recent asia pivot okinawa is still proving its usefulness according to author chalmers johnson in his book blowback okinawa is host to about thirty eight american bases which occupy twenty percent of its land twenty eight thousand u.s. troops live there plus an equal number of d o d civilians johnson notes that quote there is nothing particularly unusual about this manifestation of american military imperialism in okinawa except for its concentration and continues to say that the presence of these bases unavoidably usurps distorts or subverts whatever it is. a democratic government may exist within the host society obviously tens of t

i think one is by senator reed of rhode island. the sorry by senator sa -- the other is by senator sanders, of vermont, and then we'll have final passage, if that's the order of things. i'm told it is. i know that the two amendments that will be offered, one by senator sanders, one by senator reed ... look, they look really nice. and i know many on my side will be tempted to vote for them, but i will not be voting for them. they look nice, they sound nice, they would be nice in a perfect world. but we have to deal with c.b.o. estimates. and, quite frankly, the cost of those amendments, as judged by c.b.o., is just something that we can't do. again, they sound nice, they look nierk nice, they might feel nierks bunice,but we can't do i. so i will be opposing those amendments because we can't do that at this time. what we can do is do the compromise that we reached. that's what we can do. don't let anyone -- don't let anyone tell you that this is a bad deal for students. this is not a bad deal for students. if we don't pass this, stud

it is already past the islands well on its way out of there by 5:00. soy would expect that flash flood watch to really expire at about 5:00 or 6:00. we will see the islands battered by rainfall and winds and we will keep you posted on any damage reported. pam? >> well it is causing problems for travels across the country. at sfo, flights into and out of hawaii have been canceled. passengers trying to rebook flights it is becoming more difficult. delays did not stop there. in oakland, they had to cancel a few flights because of the storm. kron 4's alicia reed tells us if the flights on alaska airlines are back on schedule. >> reporter: some people heading to and from the hawaii islands had to wait hours for their flight to leave. as for tonight's arrivals. the flight coming from kona is canceled. maui is five hours late and honolulu is eight hours delayed for those that were leaving oakland international tonight, they are find. only earlier flights where delayed. high winds and flooding from the tropical storm delayed flights to and from the big island.

you see here the existing ramps on the west side -- the east side of the island. the off ramp is on the east side or the left side of the structure, and the on ramp has a very short acceleration distance has it enters the bridge. the new ramps will provide -- will both be on the right-hand side of the freeway and will have longer deceleration and acceleration zones. the estimated cost of construction is seven 7.5 million dollars and primary funded by highway bridge programs and state prop 1b. the local match portion of this project is to be reimbursed by the treasure island community development. in march the transportation motor . >> >> authority completed the project and the right-of-way certification and selected a traffic management consultant. we are expecting at the end of this month the e76 or the federal highway authorization of approving the funding to move into construction, and with that we would award the transportation authority the construction management contract. with the board approval we will execute the moa's award the construction management an

outer banks dates back nearly 400 years ago to when european explorers first came to these barrier islandsw, the wild horse is a beautiful animal and a joy to photograph, and this week, we're gonna be meeting up with professional wildlife photographer jared lloyd, and he's gonna share with us his techniques for photographing these amazing animals. i'm your host, doug gardner, and thank you for joining me on another edition of wild photo adventures. jared, it's good to see you again, man. i enjoyed shooting with you this past winter. what you got in store for us now? - well, we're gonna be photographing wild horses on the coast of north carolina. we're starting out down in what we call the crystal coast and making our way north up to the outer banks, photographing several different groups along the way. - awesome. awesome. it's sunny right now, but i think they got reports of some weather coming in. - oh, yeah. we've got a subtropical storm moving in on us this week, and so we're gonna have to work fast and work hard with the light that we've got right now. - well, let's get our gear and ge

the plane flew over high seas on wednesday between okinawa's main island and miyako island. the aircraft never crossed the first island chain into the pacific. they regard the area as their first line of defense. >> translator: this could be an indication that china will further step up its activities at sea. >> commanders with japan's self-defense force scrambled jets. it didn't enter japanese air space. >>> afghanistan's first and only female governor has been awarded a prize many regard as asia's highest honor. the award foundation based in manila recognizes asian individuals and organizations who contribute to human development. the governor is among three individuals and two organizations to win the prize this year. the governor of afghanistan's province in the announcement foundation commends her efforts to build a functional government and cites the particular adversities poverty and discrimination she had to face to serve her people. she champions education and women's rights in afghanistan. a member of the minority in myanmar is another of this year's recipient. she

tropical storm flossie, baring down on the big island first, before moving west across the hawaiian islands, could bring up to a foot of rain. >> the pounding surf has already arrived on the big island and is headed to maui. >> reporter: while some residents are stocking up on supplies, saul rollason is worried about flash flooding. his home sits on a razor's edge above the ocean. which is why he's trying to keep his property from getting soaked and sliding away. is this going to be the kind of night where you sleep with one eye open? >> i'm probably not going to sleep at all. >> reporter: most pacific storms fade long before striking the island but in 1992, hurricane iniki left $2 billion in damages and seven deaths in its wake. flossie won't be nearly that bad but preparations are under way. suzy stensrud who survived katrina and just moved here for better weather, says she's ready. >> hopefully this will just be a lot of wind and a lot of rain and no flooding. >> reporter: july is the busiest month of the year in hawaii but today dozens of flights are cancelled, tours postponed and visit

now the big island and maui are experiencing the stormy conditions at this moment, and the islands of kauai and oahu, home to honolulu, will be affected tonight. the main threats will be drenching rain, 150 millimeters at mos anduite hhurf a ll a songewi. fartr towards the eas over to north america, there's a risk of severe weather for parts of the u.s. including kansas, oklahoma as well as missouri. the severe weather will continue into monday night. and on tuesday, the similar situation will occur in the northern plains. cool temperatures still exist in the great lakes region. 24 in chicago, but still hot in the south. now finally across europe, we talked about excessive heat across central europe last week, t this time across the east. i want to show you this video. people in southeastern europe are still feeling some intense heat. a thermometer in the romanian capital of bucharest showed up to 41 degrees. authorities are advising people to stay indoors and drink plenty of water. now in serbia, many people headed to a lake. authorities had switched on the misters, but while many we

big island now.here is more still to come. families wasting no time stocking up on supplies. >> residents and tourists in hawaii are bracing for tropical storm close flosy. >> pounding surf arrived on the big. >> island headed towards maui. >> biggest storm to strike in 20 years is packing sustained 25 miles per hour winds ask could dump more than a foot of rain. propane tanks, food and emergency supplies have been flying off shelf autos we sold out on generators. >> and this massive satellite image shows flossie just before it's direct hit on the big island. >> it's important to prepare for the worst. >> the last large storm was in 1992. seven people were killed with winds reaching 145 miles per hour. but forecasters say flossie is nowhere near that strength. >> it's going to be weakening moving through east of the islands where waters are cooler. let's say a system like aniki just south clips back around. waters warmer. >> still there is a thread of mudslides and flooding. the coast guard is warnin

this is moving towards the leeward islands. chantal has a tropical storm warning posted in puerto rico and tropical storm watch in the virgin islands. looks like it could make a few landfalls on its way as it maintains its intensity as a tropical storm status. this is just west of baja peninsula. eric will be decreasing its intensity. good news. it will become a remnant low, but still do watch out for the very heavy rain to move here. severe weather will be moving into the great lakes region today. chicago at 31 degrees with chances of thunderstorms. los angeles heating up to 35 degrees, well above your average. here's the extended forecast. >>> we wrap up this program with a look at how some hotel managers are helping their guests survive a heat wave. staff at a hotel in urayasu near tokyo strung about 300 wind chimes along the corridor. they say the tinkling sound has a cooling effect. some of the chimes are made from bamboo from the southern prefecture of kagoshima. others are crafted from kutani porcelain in the central pre

afc pacific islanders are particularly susceptible. they got the word about the vaccine. >> young people are bringing in their families and spreading the word. the more people that understand that it is something they need to be screened for, the better off we will be. >> it is say to protect a individual for life. raising red flags about the violence in e vipt, the message these demonstrators are hoping to send to the world. twitter under pressure. several thousands signed a petition demanding that they make a change. and also a hollywood star that visited america's cup and hopped on a boat. >>> the world champion san francisco giants have a date with the president. they got to celebrate last year with a trip to the white house. president obama will honor the giants in a ceremony tomorrow to salute their second championship in three years. >>> and coming up, supportive shopping, how brides to be are getting a deal on dresses and helping fight cancer at the same time. just into the news room, video of the chaos in libya. explosions tha

and the hawaiian islands and as you mentioned i mean this is an area larger than texas and in fact i mean this is millions of square miles that are taken up by this giant where trash from all over the world is circulating and creating this. you know unfortunately a massive trash now it's not all together now every single square inch of this multi million square mile area is filled with trash in fact most of it is actually beneath the surface so we can see it right and i think it's yeah you made a good point i mean this is not just the united states this is pretty much the effect of humanity's overconsumption and just kind of accumulating in that spot i mean there are other similar floating islands of trash out there i mean isn't there one in every ocean no. right at the end when people hear pacific garbage patch i think a lot of times they have this vision of this massive island that you can sail out to and just jump on and that it's an island that in reality i mean it's really specks of plastic here and there a few feet away and most of them are really the size of your fingernail so

in fact, the okinawan islands have already been affected. as well as, rip currents on the life threatening level and storm is surges are going to be the main threat across the islands. and in towards the latter half of the week, drenching rain will be causing, could cause significant flooding into the later half of the week. already, the gusts are packing up to 252 kilometers per hour, this could be up to 270, which means it will be intensifying. the sea surface level, sea surface temperature is above 30 degrees, so this will likely strengthen into a violent typhoon status, which is the highest level of any kind of typhoon. so we'll keep a very close eye on this. not only is it going to bring some significant stormy conditions to the islands, but also this is helping to produce the heat to, here in the lands of japan and the neighboring countries. we're experiencing very high temperature temperatures, soaring into the 30s at noon. some areas are hitting 37 already. this is due to the high pressure system. this is very strong this year, and d

they include the senkaku islands which japan controls. but state counselor repeated beijing's stance the sten ka ku and other islands are china's inherent territory and china aims to settle such territorial issues through dialogue. >>> a senior u.s. diplomat says negotiators may be able to work out an agreement to keep some american troops in afghanistan beyond their pullout date. nato-led combat forces are scheduled to withdraw from the country by the end of next year. >> of course without an agreement on our presence in afghanistan, we would not remain. but we do not believe that that's the likely outcome of these negotiations. unlike iraq to which comparisons are often made, the afghans actually need us to stay. >> dobbins spoke at a senate hearing following an announcement by white house spokesperson jay carney, carney said the so-called zero option is on the table. that would mean the complete withdrawal of u.s. troops by the end of 2014. around 60,000 american forces personnel are currently stationed in afghanistan. the question of

and the hawaiian islands and as you mentioned i mean this is an area larger than texas and in fact i mean this is millions of square miles that are taken up by this gyre where trash from all over the world is circulating and creating this you know unfortunately massive trash now it's not all together every single square inch of this multi million square mile area is filled with trash in fact most of it is actually beneath the surface so we can see it right and i think it's yeah you made a good point i mean this is not just the united states this is pretty much the effect of humanity's overconsumption and just kind of accumulating in that spot i mean there are other similar floating islands of trash out there i mean isn't there one in every ocean now. right at the end when people hear pacific garbage patch i think a lot of times they have this vision of this massive island that you can sail out to and just jump on and that it's an island that in reality i mean it's really specks of plastic here and there a few feet away and most of them are really the size of your fingernail so it's r

take this island, it's now a park.a limited government paradise. >> no need for taxes on income, investment, or the states making it a magnet for capital. >> it has become the big west tagger island. john: wait a second. we are ahead of ourselves. that is speculation. the video was made by real-estate developer. what do you want to do? >> well, i think it can be an opportunity for droit to once again regain its stature. th vision is ten have an investment group by the island for $1 billion from the city of detroit and to apply for commonalth status from the federal government similar to what the northern mariana islands in join our pr. hn: freedom to try new rules. >> we have our ownnlaws. the government taxation. we wld be business friendly. we try to model ourselves after singape. during that time the detroit has gone from 2 million people down to 700,000 from 1950 until the present, singapore has gone from 1 million the 4 million people. we would be business friendly. we would have some taxation principl which would

an alarming amount that ends up in the ocean thanks to spiral currents and the suspect there's an island of trash floating there that's been coined the great pacific garbage patch to be exact there are actually two masses of trash in the pacific and combined there at least twice the size of the state of texas that's not disturbing enough from the door to the garbage is plastic which is not biodegradable but unfortunately this floating reminder of our overconsumption is irreversible scientists have already said that cleanup would be impossible and even if they tried the methods they would use for the cleanup would hurt marine life more than it would help or recently artie's ramon galindo took a dive in the island of garbage and he joins me now to talk about all the disturbing details what is up among. hey abbie so how did the pacific ocean become the world's largest trash dump. yeah well you know in consumer economies we have to consume more and more to grow in the more we consume the more waste we create and this is unfortunately made its way into the pacific ocean not just from the unit

island. now so quite severe weather is likely to happen across this area. so watch out for that. now further out towards the east we have a rainstorm across the eastern parts of the u.s. and up towards southeastern canada. lots of rain has caused flash floods as well as lots of thundershowers. monday things will be clearing up. windy conditions in the great lakes region will be clearing by the first day of the work week. but severe weather is expected tonight over oklahoma and the southern half of kansas on your monday. monsoonal rain could lead to flash flood across the desert southwest. temperatures are going to be quite mild in l.a. 25 for you soaring to 34 in houston. and nice and mild across the great lakes region. 24 in chicago. 21 in toronto, about 5 degrees cooler than where it should be this time of year. finally, in europe then, we have very hot air across the east. and relatively cool air across the west. and in between that severe weather is happening from central europe down towa

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and the big island. 6 to 12 inches of rain coming down, could see roof damage. and airport delays. very likely monday into tuesday. if you have family or travel plans heading to the hawaiian islands, call ahead the next couple days. that storm will have travel impacts. closer to home, what can impact your morning commute may be some drizzle. we'll talk more about that in our full forecast in a few minutes. >> see you then. thanks, rob. >>> b.a.r.t. trains are expected to run on time tomorrow morning. a fire happened this morning at richmond and the richmond fremont line was shut down. >>> speaking of b.a.r.t., management and the unions have one week before the strike can begin again. negotiations continue to be stalled over employee pay raises. today the mercury news is reporting that b.a.r.t. workers top the list of the highest paid transit workers in the state. they say their wages for flat for the past four years. >> the real issues to get a deal in this 30-day period that the governor asked the two parties to try a reach a deal, we've been unsuccessful becau

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flossie is downgraded to a tropical depression as it hits hawaii with the storm threatening to soak the islands with several inches of rain. >>> and pope francis makes surprising remarks about homosexuality, saying gays should be integrated into society and asking, who am i to judge? this is the "cbs morning news" judge? this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, july 30th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, a series of explosions destroyed a propane plant northwest of orlando, florida, late last night. seven people were injured, but no one died. the blue rhino plant in tavares resells propane tanks like the ones used in barbecues. up to 26 people were working the night shift when the first blast blew the roof off the plant. flames that shot hundreds of feet high could be seen for miles. tara mergener has more. >> reporter: a huge fireball shot into the sky, as explosions rocked a propane company in tavares, florida, near orlando. >> like a big circle of fire. >> reporter: the blast started around 10:30 at the blue rhino propane fa

take this island, it' now a park.a limited government paradise. >> n need for taxes on income, investment, or the states making it a magne for capital. >> it has become the big west tagger island. john: wait a second. we are ahead of ourselves. that is speculation. the video was made by real-estate developer. what do you want to do? >> well, i think it can be an opportunity for detroit to once again regain its stature. the vision is ten have an investment group by the island for $1 billion from the city of detroit and to apply for commonwealth status from the federal govnment similar to what the northern mariana islands in join our pr. john: freedom to try new rules. >> we have our ownnlaws. the government taxation. we would be business friendly. we tryo model ourselves after singapore. during that time the detroit has gone from 2 million people down to 700,000 from 1950 until the present, singapore has gone from 1 million the 4 million peopl we would be business friendly. we would he some taxion principles which woul

but islanders are paying a high price about their health.esity epidemic even affects newborns of overweight mothers. >> a lot of the mothers are diabetic. so when they have babies, the babies are usually large and up to 10 or so pounds. >> in fact a recent brown university study found that one in five american samoa babies has an excessive birth weight and more than 39% of boys and 30% of girls are overweight or obese. >> so the island's health department has launched a wellness program tracking the a obesity level of young children and pushing older kids to get active. >> adults are also starting to exercise regularly. olivia reid gillette has lost 64 pounds. >> i'm perfectly healthy now. i have no health problems. if i don't come to class, i can feel it. >> in this island obesity battle that's one step towards victory. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. pelley will be here tomorrow. captioning

and now, from the island of japan to treasure island, today, the dance company a mix of modern and traditional, will be teaching moves of the famous dance. look, right here, the rugby team, they start each team with that haka. find out more about the tradition passed down through the generations including the chants, the rhythms, and dances for both men and women on treasure island itself. >> finally, something i can't say. yeah. theater folks know, it's bad luck to say this name. we call it the scottish play. it's not bad louck to see it. you can catch it for free in cupertino's memorial park. it's given by the sf shakespeare festival. witches, a king, a queen, and a lot of shakespearean drama. to save you from traffic drama, i'll be back to help you with your commute monday through friday right here on today in the bay. >>> good sunday morning to you from campbell, looking live there to the south of san jose. patches of low clouds this morning. not as misty as other parts of the bay area, including san francisco, the peninsula and coast waking up to drizzle right now. temperatures outside mo

today it will travel over the big island and the northern edge will touch the rest of the island.hat to expect? winds at 50 to 65 miles per hour. rain up to 15" on the windward side with mudslides possible. dangerous surf could cause closings on the coast. it is quiet at home around the state from 8 a in sacramento and 80 in tahoe and 73 with afternoon sunshine in los angeles. safe travels. >> the berkeley drive is no holiday right now traveling along westbound 80 at university avenue we have this accident blocking one lane involving a truck carrying a trailer and another vehicle and we do have one lane blocked and that is bringing speeds down to seven miles per hour. heavy backup from highway four and you are looking at 40 minute drive from highway 4 to the maze and it is making the drive into the bay bridge tolls extremely light as we speak this morning. and san jose shows everything running smooth and walnut creek, task is exploding up to junction highway 24. >> new this morning, pope francis says he will not judge breasts for their sexual orientation making the comments two ho

tropical storm continues to head toward the hawaiian islands. this will be tonight the big island. and mayly through helo. heavy rain will a big impact. there are flash flood watches out. some of that rain will make it to oahu and hawaii. i hope you are not traveling today but if you are, you are delayed. and you can see why. 50s on the temps here. very, very strong wind for some. especially as you get out toward the delta areas where you are getting gusts to 30 miles an hour. in san jose a little southeast wind. also making it to mountain view and hayward. 46 up in tahoe. and las vegas only 77. that is not too bad. most of the cloud cover is pushing well off the sierra nevada as well. pretty good cues and buildups over the weekend. today a drier pattern for the entire state. a lot of 70s. fairfield 78. santa rosa 71-degrees. 76 san jose. 74 mountain view. and pleasanton 78. tough on the coast. even santa cruz stuck at 67. not much change. if we don't bottom out today or tomorrow that looks like a slight warmup. >>> coming up it is a big day for san francisco giants fans as they pr

something to keep in mind if you're heading off to the hawaiian islands on monday.omorrow, watch out for some ice and thundershowers as more moisture works its way through the sierra. for the bay area, no talk about thunderstorms. it is the low clouds sweeping back in tomorrow morning. drizzle and mist once again possible for tomorrow morning. for the afternoon, mostly sunny skies at least inland. there you see the fog hanging on tight to the coast. san francisco down the seashore. we'll see a cool finish to the weekend of highs only in the low 60s. mid 70s tomorrow in san jose. mid 80s toward gilroy for the final day of the gilroy garlic festival. the weather is looking pretty. >> should see 70s and 80s. then noticeably cooler as we get back to san francisco. low 60s to mid 60s across the bay. and even the north bay looking fairly mild with some 70s. temperatures going on cool off a little bit more. breezy into monday. then the second half of the week ahead. that's when our temperatures will climb up as high pressure builds in. we should see temperatures rising. no