when you've got those riots, the marine riot at okinawa, senior officers? i don't think they had a clue what to make of those things, of why those things happened, what was going on, it's just unparalleled. there are too many indicators and yes we may have made more of it through popular culture and post-vietnam looking at all this but they certainly believed it at the time. i think at all levels they saw it at the time and i think that matters. >> in terms of racial tension, you can look at these not only in vietnam but okinawa. there's a race riot or racial incident in alabama. >> in the navy. so the answer i think is yes. i think they were recognizing in terms of racial tensions that needed to be dealt with in various ways. the military tried to deal with it through the late 70s and early 80s. >> i think there was a problem. we can argue about the degree but certainly, and i'm covered my experience in europe, there were desperate problems there. desperate. someone who had six people in jail for major felony offenses at one time in my platoon and out of 1

when you had those brig riots at long bend and the marine brig riots at okinawa, senior officers didn't have a clue what to make of those things and why those things happened, what was going on, it was unparalleled in their experience that you would have things like that. there are just too many indicators. yes, we may have made more of it through popular cultural -- popular culture post-vietnam, looking out all of this, but they certainly believed it at the time, and i think at all levels they saw it at the time. i think that matters. >> in terms of racial tensions, we can look at these brig riots, not only in vietnam and okinawa, but in germany, a racial incident at fort mccall in alabama. i think they were recognizing there were ongoing racial tensions that needed to be dealt with. in various ways, the military tried to deal with it in the late 1970's and early 1980's. lt. wilbanks: there was a problem. we can argue about the degree certainly, and i am covered by might experience in europe, and there were desperate problems there, desperate problems. as someone who had six people in

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born and raised in okinawa and also from l.a., pixar, and now post-production coordinator at the onlinemaster class. welcome to the show. both: thank you. robert: give us a quick overview in terms of "gamers." searit huluf: yeah, so "gamers" is about, basically, a lesbian gamer who has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to try out for a pro league team but she gets cold feet and her girlfriend confronts her about it. robert: hm, who came up with that story? searit: i did. it was a combination of two ideas i was writing and i was pitching a bunch of them to tiajha and tout irsically, lih comedy that i wrote for a class in sf and then i turned that h who game, and then another story i had about a career couple and when i pitched all these ideas, tiajha kind of was just like, "you know, i think we should combine these two ideas 'cause there's something there." and we went with that and that is currently "gamers." robert: that's what a producer does, right? searit: yeah. robert: then, of course, to me, i think gaming is a pretty big part of asian american and the culture, too. i mean, i see a

started to date they don't need to because the united states provides that deterrent they have that and okinawa they have that in guam and they have that in south korea and they manage the d.m.z. so this is part of the united states is extended deterrent post world war 2 security agreement and pact with japan to control the pacific but i think what's more important here is that north korea provides the absolute keystone to the united states pacific rim strategy so if there is peace on the current korean peninsula they provide that's the public facing keystone the back end is china and everybody knows that but in terms of the front end how it looks in the public there the villain north korea pyongyang is the villain if there's peace on the korean peninsula then you have a little bit of a problem in terms of u.s. geo strategy they'll have to reengineer towards china at that point because there's no other threat in the pacific to basically justify that sort of extended turns which has been opposed to the post world war 2 strategy for how many years now almost going on nearly 80 years. not long now

and into the east china sea now you can see the clouds right here the storm is just to the west of okinawa right now bring some very heavy rain across much of those islands right now those winds are 74 kilometers per hour 74 kilometers per hour winds gusting up to about 93 still moving to the north at a fairly good clip it is expected to strengthen over the next 24 hours and the big thing with this particular storm is going to be the amount of rain that it drops on areas that have already seen quite a bit of flooding over the last several weeks and want to go closer in as we go from friday as well as into saturday because saturday is really going to be the day that we see most of the activity even though the storm is weakening to a tropical depression notice where the heavy rain is across parts of q schoo over parts of the record islands and also for the southern part of south korea now in this particular area we're going to be seeing storm surge dangerous rip tides in the amount accumulation is going to be anywhere between $200.00 to over $250.00 millimeters of rain across much of this ar

in the battle of okinawa, the last great naval battle of the war, the missouri saw herself under, causingk. -- kamikaze is a word that means a lot and has a lot of feelings attached to it because of world war ii, but the word is older. it goes back to the 13th century when japan was twice under threat by the mongolians and twice and they were wiped out by a typhoon. this is known as divine intervention. this divine wind is whether japanese called upon in the last year of the war, but the girly the battle of okinawa, to save the country one more time from the threat of invasion. it is this threat that the missouri faced on april 11, 1945. that day, a pilot was spotted off of their star board side where we are standing. he came in love. missouri's guns all took up firing on it, hitting him a few times, but still he came in and plane42, he slammed his into the side of the missouri, just behind here where you see these. that day, the left wing of his plane, the fuselage and 500 pound bomb he was carrying fell into the ocean. they did not cause any harm directly to the missouri or the group. t

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the local team was honoring her son, corporate shane miller serving with thein mare corps in o okinawa wh the catcher took mask and walked out to the mound.yo u can see corporal miller lifted his mom right off the ound. he joined the marines right out of high school. there are no words to explain how proud he has made her. >> can't seenough of those. i always love those. >> just ahead, now that j. lo s answered the dance or donate challenge, it's time apparently for d savannah too the same. >> we shall see, brs fi harry smith gets the incredible story behind the spacesuit worn by the first man on toon by the women who made it. >> one thing i remember thinking is anything goes wrong that suit, it bette not be the gloves because they'll come after me. >> harry will give us and then a first look at their n . [upbeat music ♪] you got this. you got this. you got this. you got this. so i really navigate the world by touch. when dove asked me to try out this body wash... ...i was excitedthat it. it was so light... ...and soft... not stky. it's light. it's different. 's foam. milk, fresh cream

marine corps in okinawa jennifer hadn't seen him in two years, so she got a huge surprise when the catcherl shane miller >> and you can see corporal miller lifted his mom right off the ground he joined the marines right out of the high school jennifer says there are no words to explain how proud he has made her. >> can't see enough of those always love those. >>> just ahead, now that j.lo has answered the dance or donate challenge, it's time apparently for savannah to do the same. >> we shall see. first, harry smith gets the incredible story behind the space suit worn by the first man on the moon from the women who made it. >> one thing i remember thinking, if anything goes wrong in that suit, it better not be the gloves or they'll come after me. >> plus, harry's going to give them and us a first look at their newly preserved creation right after this [upbeat music ♪] you got this. you got this. you got this. you got this. so i really navigate the world by touch. when dove asked me to try out this body wash... ...i was excited that it was foam. it was so light... ...and soft... not sticky.

army, battle of okinawa, had half his leg blown off, and he came home with scars both physical and emotional did not recover. he spiraled downward and he ultimately took his own life. and that battle didn't kill him, but that war did. and look, even in the humanitarian crisis, and i think we should be ready, congressman, to intervene, god forbid there is a genocide, but not without congressional approval. democrats and republicans both in the congress have not challenged presidents and have let them get away with running the military without the congressional approval. we learned the lesson in vietnam. we seem to have forgotten. >> i want to put this to congressman ryan. today the taliban claimed responsibility for killing two american service members in afghanistan. leaders as disparate as president obama and president trump have both said that they want to end u.s. involvement in afghanistan, but it isn't over for america. why isn't it over? why can't presidents of very different parties and very different temperaments get us out of there? and how could you? >> i appreciate that question.