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9th, prior to the official nagasaki ceremony, we go to a private ceremony at the elementary school. and all the children who now attend the elementary school come there and have a special peace commemoration ceremony. it s a very, very moving ceremony with this school filled with elementary school students. and you realize that that is who the victims of the atomic bomb were. after the war, congregants of the unitarian church here in washington, d.c. send art supplies to students at hunkowa elementary school in hiroshima. and the students there use the art supplies at a time when there were very little supplies of any sort in hiroshima or nagasaki after the bombing. you see so many reports of the students visiting street urchins, basically. they were or fans. they didn t have shelter, had to put up these makeshift shelters that they lived in. so the fact of just getting art supplies was a huge thing for these kids. and so in gratitudes, they sent back drawings and paint ....
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at sea. protesters have gathered across country in a day that activists are calling justice for all sparked by a series of incidents from white police officers killed unarmed black men. demonstrators belief it s st systemic racial profiling. libby casey is at the protests in washington, d.c. what have you been seeing throughout the day? richelle, it has been a peaceful demonstration along the line of traditional mars with thousands of people, fairly modest crowds but a lot of energy, and that energy, despite the fact that there is a lot of sadness and anger over the recent death of young men, boys and grown african-americ men wh at the namhands of police. their voices have become symbols. they are on it. -shirts. names their names are being chanted. people i talked to say they see themselves in people like eric garner, people who have died in recent months. now, this really was led here by al sharpton, another well-established civil rights leader naacp among them an ....
homes under water or in ruins. a maid in uganda filmed trampling on a baby in her care pleads guilty to torture. and a festive welcome. the duke and duchess of cambridge are in new york for their first official engagement in america. in the that s 15 minutes, a judge in south africa has dismissed the case against a british businessman accused of ordering his wife s murder. they were on honeymoon in capetown when she was killed. three men convicted in connection with the case have testified that he paid them to kill her. but the judge said some of the evidence given by the witnesses was of poor quality. she said self-confessed liars had continued to lie. this man and his wife annie at their lavish wedding ceremony in india. but just two weeks after this, he was being comforted at their honeymoon hotel in south africa. the bridegroom now a widower. annie s body had been found in an abandoned taxi on the outskirts of capetown. the couple had been robbed on their wa ....
it is a case that he s gone beyond anything that s acceptable. the question is, can you follow the path of what jessica was raising. is the fatigue and the sense of threat from isis enough to create some kind of convergence there. i don t know. the short answer is i don t know the answer. i m a big believer this also goes back to one of the points that sam used to also raise. if there s one thing that guided sam more than anything else, it was that he said, don t fall in love with your own ideas. and if you think you re right, that s fine. but why don t you test your ideas? what do you lose if you test your ideas? the short answer is, you don t lose a lot. so i d be quite open to testing certain things, but i also know that if it looks like we shouldn t assume necessarily that having the sunnis with us is a given if it looks like we re drawing too close to the iranians, which has clearly been a sensitivity for the obama administration. if we want sunni tribes, by th ....