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Unbelievable to witness. and we cannot let go of the humanity here. we have to keep focus on it. it's just -- it's horrible. >> yeah. that was heidi levine, great photographer who's been doing this for some 40 years. she works for "the washington post." i think it's important not to -- we broadcast this every night, and, you know, don, you have and it's easy for these images to become wallpapers in peoples minds. they see it every day and think okay another building that's been bombed. i think it's important to step back as often as possible and point out it's not the same every day. it's peop...

Is never anybody held accountable, never anybody arrested. she lived her life celebrating the juneteenth holiday in texas, helping texans recognize it, and they do in that state . she discards the country needs to celebrate the holiday not because of what was decided to be done wrong to her. anytime somebody interviews her about the crusade, it's about celebrating the end of slavery. turning that day, which for her family was the darkest day imaginable, into something that is bright and positive and a moment of reflection for the country. after that recognition today from the president, of cou...

Today. at the white house. you think about the two sides of this in her life, right? 12 years old, juneteenth, 1939, her family is burned out of their home in texas. by a white mob. there is never anybody held accountable for it, never anybody arrested. she lives her life celebrating the juneteenth holiday in texas, helping texans recognize and they do in that state. she decides the country needs to recognize, it's not because of what was done wrong to her that she wants the country to know about, it's a last thing she wants to talk about anytime someone interviews or. it's about celebrating t...

Wrong to her, that she wants the country to know about, it's the last thing she wants to talk about with the interviews about this, it is about celebrating the end of slavery, turning that day which for her family was the darkest day imaginable, into something that is bright and positive and a moment of reflection for the country. after that recognition today, from the president, of course it was time to sign the bill. the president called it an enormous honor to do so. he said today's signing would go down as one of the greatest honors of his presidency, he made sure that ms. lee got a specia...