inside, carbonized rice and t. -- tea.ack in 1995, if they wanted to cancel the big funeral at a visit -- you know likeenola gay visit, we suggested to artifacts. the enola gay and this lunchbox. that was the last thing they wanted to display. they wanted artifacts about the victims, photographs of the victims, statements by american military leaders. they want that controversy. here was a more historical panel. i would like a whole examined about the context about the decision to drop the bomb. -- a whole exhibit about the context. this has the important information about the manhattan project. they started to build the bomb in case the germans built the bomb. we built the bomb as a deterrent against germany. they did not anticipate it might be used against japan. this is a survey of the bombing targets. these are potential targets. the united states had been firebombing japanese cities since march 10 when we firebombed tokyo. three quarters of our bombs were incendiary. we bombed over 100 japanese cities. we ran out of i

. >> what they found was her lunch box with carbonized rice inside. >> a crucifix, frozen in time. reminders of the exact moment when the atomic bomb detonated. >> a b29 dropped it's atomic death, equivalent to 40,000 tons of tnt. >> 70,000 people lost their lives instantly. >> it was children and old people, not soldiers. the reality of modern warfare, and an indiscriminate weapon like the atomic bomb. >> his response to the controversy around the smithsonian's anniversary of the bombing. critics over the display of the inola gay, and other artifacts of the suffering there, were too sympathetic to the japanese. >> this was what we had to do, to drop the bomb, it's a total myth. he and other historians contend that it was the soviet union's entry in the war that led japan to finally surrender. >> let us pray that peace can now be restored to the world. >> this room is filled with very historical works. what are these exactly? >> these are -- >> they arrived in hiroshima days after the blast and witnessed the devastation firsthand. they spent decades creating these haunting works, n

carbonation into water and then branded it. >> has it come a long way? >> wea resurgence a yeks seltzer man hopes to rice. >> it's definitely is. years. in fact, the typical mark now drinks the least amount of cola since 1988. >> this is a remarkable turnaround. >> so it really is water and carbonation. >> they say you get the same amount because it keeps the prayer you open the 2-liter palace tij botter. and seltzer is different than club soda. >> absolutely. can club soda can have more. >>> up next, a very funny marngs chris farley, a "saturday night live" to 20 years ago. you're from what i hear you're using your paper not for writing but rolling a lot of doobies. you're going to be doing a lot of doobies when you're living in a van down by the river. >> he still make mess last. we'll meet his brother and the film's director. this is "cbs this morning: saturday." intimidating. doing something simple... meant enduring a lot of pain. if ra is changing your view of everyday things orencia may help. orencia works differently by targeting a source of ra early in the inflammation process. for many, orencia