we have the introduction of things like, causey's -- kami kazes.but we believe that the campaign in japan will be the costliest military campaign in history. we were afraid of that reality, but we are planning for that reality. we have a base working on japan and by the middle of 1945, truman gets word that that bomb may be ready. in fact in july 1945 he gets a phone call that says essentially the gadget has worked. the bomb was called the gadget. the detonation, the whole project, was called project trinity. the trinity explosion of the gadget or this nuclear weapon is successful. on july 16, 1945 in alma gordo, new mexico, the united states detonates the bomb. we do not drop it from airplane. we detonate it. it is a scientific event for most people. but we now have a bomb and we have a bomb that can be deployed , and we know what this bomb will do. and what the bomb will do will far surpass what most people's expectations are. we have a nuclear weapon. we have a super weapon. and we are at war with japan and we are worried about losing 1,000,002

tahrira causey was just one of 148 killed yesterday in an atrocity which has shocked pakistan into threes of national mourning. and the army is vowing revenge for every drop of spilled blood. "i'm proud of my mother. she had the chance to get out, but she stayed at her post. she didn't leave the children alone. she gave her life for them." >> reporter: inside her school, the roll call of honor still stands amid walls pockmarkepockmarked with bulletd hatred. a bloodied exercise book, an abandoned shoe. students trapped in their seats by gunmen who shot at close range. and the pakistan emerging from this massacre seems determined to be tougher. the prime minister said he was reintrucing the death penalty. sitting alongside him at this political summit, his rival, who has postponed protests intended to force the prime minister from office. the heads of the army and intelligence flew to afghanistan, demanding cooperation. the army claimed yesterday's attack was planned from afghan soil. pakistan's most wanted. though even if this taliban commander is found and handed over, pakistanis protest

congressmen had pointed out, while those discussions were taking place on what was going to happen with ben causey, i was at the united nations. i do know that we have all accepted the recommendations that perhaps it's a little too much confidence in what the chief was saying that we know that we did not meet all of the standards for either of those two locations, either the special annex or the special mission. i know that we are concentrating on learning the lessons from that and we have no temporary facilities today and none at all and should we have to have those types of facilities, we will have a very long and hard discussion about what needs to go into that and make sure that they are secured as soon as possible before we let them be occupied. i can't comment on that happening when i wasn't here, sir. >> talking about two other huge issues with providing security at our facilities. number one is the money particularly at this point. i might also add with precisely the moment that i thought he was attacked. i don't imagine too many times in the history of the country we had as many facilitie