the people of american samoa are kidded u.s. nationals. >> born owing allegiance to the united states. but you are not a citizen. america doesn't owe its allegiance back. >> while the other major territories have achieved citizenship by birth through act of congress. it never happened inme mowa. last year, they filed their lawsuit arguing the 14th amendment which guarantees citizen to those born on u.s. soil should apply to the territori territories. >> they have been raised in an american system. they served the american government. there is no reason why they should not be citizens. because they are on sovereign u.s. soil. citizens. >> one of the plaintiffs in the case, this man, a decorated vietnam veteran. i have been discriminated against. i cannot be a united states citizen. >> if nationals move off island to. say california, they still can't vote or hold certain jobs. unless they pay a fee and apply. >> if you were a citizen by birth. go to any state and establish residency. and as a u.s. sit taen for can't do that in ame

but despite participating in the primary process, american samoa won't be choosing the next commander the people of puerto rico and guam, residents of american samoa don't get any electorial votes. >> all we do now is just to pray for a good leader to rise up and to make a difference. >> peter talivaa was born in a the small village of anuu where in still lives today and like most ever else here, not only has he never voted for president, he is also not a u.s. citizen. the people of american is a no a are considered u.s. nationals. >> you are born owing allegiance to the united states, but you are not a citizen. america doesn't owe its allegiance back. >> while the other major territories have achieved citizen ship by birth through acts of congress, it never happened in american samoa. last year, attorney charles voa alailima and his colleagues filed a lawsuit arguing that the fourteenth amendment which guarantees citizenship to those born on u s soil should apply to the territories. >> they have been raised in an american system, and they have served the american government. there is

. >>> they're taking us on this really cool journey through samoa. they're documenting all of it, and it actually is incredibly pretty. they've been together for five years, so it makes sense that they would live it up. >> samoa is on my list of places to go. >> oh, that looks like fun. a little suspension bridge. including this right here. a big wave that almost wipes this man out. it is an epic trip. look at this view here. this is perhaps the biggest turn of events because they find a message in a bottle. she picks it up. she's super thrilled. i mean, come on. what are the odds that you're going to find a message in a bottle? >> it's cool. everyone wants to do that. >> well, this is going to be a pretty incredible message. because all though we won't actually be able to know what it says, we'll understand just by her reaction after reading it. it was actually a proposal written in that message. he planted it. she said yes. they posted the photo with the ring. it's super cute. and after the proposal comes the wedding. this video is from seth. their

. >>> they're taking us on this really cool journey through samoa. they're documenting all of it, and it actually is incredibly pretty. they've been together for five years, so it makes sense that they would live it up. >> samoa is on my list of places to go. >> oh, that looks like fun. a little suspension bridge. >> it's really pretty. now, they go all over the p including this right here. a big wave that almost wipes this man out. it is an epic trip. look at this view here. this is perhaps the biggest turn of events because they find a message in a bottle. she picks it up. she's super thrilled. i mean, come on. what are the odds that you're going to find a message in a bottle? >> it's cool. everyone wants to do that. >> well, this is going to be a pretty incredible message. her reaction after reading it. it was actually a proposal written in that message. he planted it. she said yes. they posted the photo with the ring. it's super cute. and after the proposal comes the wedding. this video is from seth. their dog is going to be their cameraman. it's

we have a samoa cookie. we have coffee cravings, birthday cakes. if it's your birthday, stop in for some doughnuts. >> what is your favorite? . >> mine is the coffee cake. it's this one there. >> bottom right. friday, june, and then today for national -- >> the first friday in june is the most popular obviously. might as well get two doughnuts. >> these are little, so they're guilt-free, right? . >> they are. >> where are you guys located? . >> we are in west park. camp corner. east rucker. if anyone wants to come by get the doughnuts? >>> i'm going to try and concentrate on doughnuts, but these doughnuts are calling my name now. let's break it down. quick look at that 7-day forecast. showing you temperatures today in the 60s. we'll call it mostly cloudy, not only today, but also tomorrow on your sunday fun day. by monday temps back in the mid- 60s. chance for some rain on election day. i'm voting for doughnuts. that's what i'm doing. >> can we write in "doughnuts" as the winn president. you guys didn't know, but you're gouge end up written in for

to the dangerous archipelago, the society islands, samoa, fiji solomon, gilbert islands in australia. along the way, he photographed men, women, and children, in a variety of settings, and those are controlled their lives, missionaries, traders, government officials. heroismasis was on the of ordinary islanders. a wonderful portrait of an old hawaiian man working in the field. portuguese children working in the pineapple fields, really anticipates dorothea lange in the wsa photographers. his friends in honolulu, when he was lionized by all of the wealthy, or white people that belong more have been in hawaii for a long time -- they made a mistake. the editor of the honolulu advertiser and other dignitaries took london to the western side of the island, where the plantations were. there, he discovered the mix of nationalities whose slavery fueled the the island economy. i would say, like sharecropping, really. they were indentured on contracts, and found it very difficult to get out of them. the hawaiian, chinese, japanese, filipino, and portuguese plantation workers. he was slung out o

the final winner of the happy hour event was, reveertin back to form, sandra king young of american samoa. congratulations, everybody, prizes are at the information desk, pick them up at your leisure. with that i am going to i guess in some sort of "inception" style i'm going to introduce the introducer of the next session. so i'm going to call up to the stage john mccarthy, again. he helped us kick off the meeting yesterday morning with the dreamland panel and i am going to ask him not as the ohio medicaid director but as the vice president of the namb boar up and introduce our closing plenary speaker. john, thank you. >> so as matt said it's great to see so many people here. i've been here last day, last session. matt has made me speak last two or three times the last session. i usually don't draw as big a crowd. it's usually vickie drawing the crowd not me. i wan to thank amd staff. it's a ton of work to them this leads up to this. thank you all for all the hard work. matt, tess, lindsey, andrea, jack. just a great job. a big hand for them. [ applause ] so when matt asked me to introdu