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st the far enough away that between here and washington, d.c. they stop to refuel in alaska. and so it's going to be a while until he gets back with home. a big part of the reason they came to hiroshima, the leader of the world's seven is largest economies, is to figure out what to do about a rising china, especially in this region. and the president got a question about chinese military actions, particularly the lack of contact there has been between general lloyd austin and his counterpart now that a hotline has been down, and the president had a fascinating answer where he explain...

Voice is me. and so when they figure it out it's -- figure out it is me, they're very surprised about it. will: i think my favorite line is people think you sound like a 40-year-old who had a pack of cigarettes for breakfast. >> yes, sir,. [laughter] will: where do you want to go with it, man? what's next? >> i'm just trying to put hi voice out there, maybe go to college and, you know, if anyone calls, i'm going to do it for them. will: anything we can use here to bring us into the show? >> yeah. i mean, i can announce that for you. will: now? you got a microphone there, don't you? [laughter] ...

The writings of the grandchildren of Holocaust survivors frequently convey not only the pain their grandparents endured but also the reverberations of trauma in their families. If there is a pattern in these books, it is often the desire to restore a narrative interrupted by untold stories and geographical dislocation. Two new memoirs record grandchildren’s attempts to grapple with difficult family histories that were shrouded in silence. Emanuel (Manu) Rosen, the author of “If Anyone Calls, Tell Them I Died,” grew up in Israel and now lives in Menlo Park. It was not until he was a gro...

These two brazen bank robbers. they barrel in, guns in hand, threatening anyone who gets in their way and in minutes they clean out the entire vault. the thieves hitting three banks since january outside pittsburgh. all within a seven-mile radius. authorities say these men are not your typical run of the mill robbers. >> possibly law enforcement training, military training. >> reporter: that's right. the fbi believes these masked gunmen may be former police or military officers. they holster their guns almost unheard of for the average thief, also how they told their guns finger off the trigge...