>> yeah. >> for micki kanesaki, the ocean always carried hope.she once traveled across the sea for a better life. and the island escape was supposed to carry her and lonnie to calmer shores. >> he didn't know how good he had it? >> yeah, he does not know. he did not know. yeah, to the end. she was always there for him. and look what happened. look what he did to her. she didn't deserve that. she had a lot to live for. >> she was a beautiful person. and i'm talking about her soul. she just had such a beautiful soul. >> a soul, lost at sea. who found her way home. >> i'm craig melville and this is dateline. >> that must be a pit in your stomach when you hear that your inmate is gone. >> yes, he's a very, very dangerous person. >> you said a prisoner had escaped and toby was missing. we assumed that he took her prisoner to be used as a hostage. >> they were concerned for toby 's safety. >> we found out that she had taken a large sum of cash and two firearms were missing from the house. >> you think could she be involved in something like this? >> sh

so i goes cooking or is micky invalids here in selma, not my entire family would think that i'm going to dallas in the true sense. the day i get married or the day i buy my own house. well, that's how important buying one's own house is a place to go to india for us. but like i said, of the start of the show on our choices have consequences. so what are the consequences of this life changing decisions and what are the items it's do we have before we jump in, what is a single family house? generally speaking, we're talking about a detached house on its own piece of land that doesn't share walls, utilities, or entrances with any other residences. in the us, the post world war 2 period meet the house with a yard and a white picket fence and attainable middle class fantasy. millions of veterans had come home from the war and the government guarantee generous loans for white families to settle in to newly constructed houses outside city centers. almost overnight, suburbia was born. a half 1000000 homes sprang up around the country in 1946, nearly a 1000000 and 1947. the re housing boom for

micky, talk us through the plans to release this water and the testing that it has gone through?release contaminated radioactive water from the power plant has been proposed two years ago and now it is coming to a head, japan plans to release the water sometime, not sure exactly when it was announced, but in the weeks leading up to that, and over the last few days essentially what it has been doing is getting the verification process, the sciences behind the plan to make sure that they have the best possible support when they do lease it, sojust best possible support when they do lease it, so just this week the international atomic agency filed the report and said it in line with international standards, and is essentially safe, and the head has been in japan to try and present that report, try and persuade people, mr grossi is now in south korea where i am talking to you from, where he is expected to meet nuclear safety officials and politicians and try to persuade them that this is safe. the south korean government does actually agree with the plan, with japan's plan, saying it

well last all from me today, my colleague, micky allen, will be with you in the top of the month. i'm on a machine or a spent inside the the a nice sort of course and for solving for now we're going to spend more than happy to look at man. i've lost the millennial, the you're more than just the fabric. sanchez, i've been doing this for 30 years and 2 languages around the world. i'm here in the united states interviewed for presidents work and for the u. s. is major television networks. i believe there should be honest, direct and impactful. the show is called the wrecked, in fact, the so somebody happened in america recently that made a lot of people in the united states take notice. in fact, there were people even in different parts of the world who seemed to take notice as well. so what happens this fox news host tucker carlson, we have now learned is going to be leaving the fox news network. one of the company's top post tucker, carson is now out. folks news says it's policy and company with tucker costs and one of its most popular and controversial presenting costs and hosted

so my cousin sal and i colluded with my aunt chippy's daughter, my cousin micki, who was pregnant atime with your grandson, to stage a fake sonogram. take a look at this. [ laughter ] >> i didn't know they stood up. >> wah. >> why is it waving? >> jimmy. >> they're twins. wah! >> jimmy: you believed that for real. >> of course i believed it. why wouldn't i believe it? i'm so excited i'm going to see a sonogram for the first time in my life. and it's my grandchild. >> jimmy: and it's doing jumping jacks. >> and it's doing jumping jacks and it's clapping its hand and it's picking its nose. it's doing little disgusting things. but we think we figured that out. >> jimmy: and once when you were at work i sent a crew over to paint your house orange and green. do you remember that? >> very well. >> jimmy: in case you don't we have a clip of that too. >> what's going on? >> [ speaking spanish ]. >> no, no, no, no. >> muy bonito. >> no, no, no, you don't paint my house. stop painting! stop! get that truck off my lawn! what are you doing? >> don't you touch that [ bleep ] tree. i'll kill you.

. >> jimmy: what makes it even funnier, i think we all -- growing up, you think of micky rooney as this] he'd already lost his marbles completely. >> yeah we're bringing this up, i was a fledgling stand-up, got a small deal with nbc. "we want you to play mickey rooney's grandson." "where's it tape?" "new york, rockefeller center." i ended up working in rockefeller center on the sixth floor. eighth floor was "saturday night live." i would ask -- i would get up there on thursdays. i'd sit in the bleachers. i'd watch eddie murphy, i'd watch joe piscopo rehearse. i'd think, damn, i really, really want to get up two floors. it took me six years. i ended up there. [ cheers and applause ] it's surreal. isn't that weird? >> jimmy: did you go straight from the sixth floor to the eighth floor? did you make a stop on the seventh along the way? >> no, i went to is 17th, i think. then i went down to the eighth like you wouldn't believe, it didn't work out, many people are saying, i can tell you that i can promise you that you're going to be happy, jimmy. [ laughter ] i think that life is like that.