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I want to get your take on this and put it on the screen if i can. 1,000 victims in the city of new york. the shootings doubling in 2020. thats the headline. thats the front page of the "new york post" and new york right now is in some serious trouble. final thoughts. >> absolutely. very serious trouble. weve seen a long, hot summer. the commissioner of police has defunded and took away one of the units. plain clothes units to bringing crime down there. they have to reinstitute that unit and hav...

>> sandra: it is the bottom of the hour. our op stories of the day. president trump going around congress and signing several executive actions on coronavirus relief. democrats and some republicans calling the move unconstitutional. speaker nancy pelosi calling it weak and an illusion. >> trace: the future of college football is up in the air. the commissioners are holding an emergency meeting yesterday over concerns about college sports this fall amid the pandemic. >> sandra: the number of covi...

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>> bizarre new details coming out in the elizabeth smart investigation. >> nine knots after her disappearance 15 -year-old elizabeth smart has been reunited with her family. ♪ >> i got a phone call from another police source of mine and he cryptically said they found her, she is alive. i said you are kidding. of course, he wasnt. >> they found her, shes alive? oh my gosh. >> i immediately became sad and thought that they find her body? they found her alive. >> its real. [laughter] [applause] >...

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So this is to remember the dead. this is in honour of those who died and families come here and offer prayers for the souls of those who died. at hiroshimas peace park, an area that was once one of the citys busiest commercial hubs but was flattened by the blast has been made into a focus for its annual commemorations. about 60,000 or 70,000 people were killed on that day and mostly because of the radiation and injuries up to 100,000 people died by the end of 1945. whats been the effect on hiros...

Sidney lawrence. he was an raf prisoner of war held in a camp just outside nagasaki, he was in a work party when he saw the bombing take place. he remembers talking to his japanese captors and saying, what are we done to you? and in response they said, what have we done to each other? and for me that is so hugely poignant because it is a reminder that human beings do this to each other, we are all capable in a way of these incredible acts and incredible horrors and that is why we should mark the...

Lawrence. he was an raf sidney lawrence. he was an raf prisoner of war held in a camp just outside nagasaki, he was in a work party when he saw the bombing take place. he remembers talking to his japanese captors and saying, what are we done to you? and in response they said, what have we done to each other? and for me that is so hugely poignant because it is a reminder that human beings do this to each other, we are all capable in a way of these incredible acts and incredible horrors and that i...

To the 170,000 when the first atom bomb was dropped on hiroshima three days before. from the bombs caused the deaths of many thousands in the