this is the alal thi. esmamated out t 32odies s went flying through the air. >> reporter: he was serving on the "uss west virginia" when janenese military planes suddenly attacked. more than 100 u.s. troops on board were killed. it affected him deeply. and after the war, he felt not only sadness, but resentment toward the japanese. it took him 31 years to tell his wife his story. the couple was visiting the area. >> i said, sweetheart, i never told you this before, but i was here on december 7th. and so that sort of lifted a burden from me that i had been holding in all that time. >> reporter: visiting the memorial, he was taken aback. he saw a japanese woman shedding tears. his wife ran to talk to her. >> wanda hugged her and said, you shouldn't be, because your people were doing exactly what they were told to do, the same as my husband did what he was told to do. >> reporter: after retiring from military service, he tried to understand the reasons behind the war. gradually, he came to see that japanese s

this is about recreation, food, drinks. alalech as hsa wine and beer for this audience. but also thinking about where products are produced and how they will be disposed of. in this they are leaving a wider consumer movement. they are saying halal is all well and good, but does this help me live a better life and make the world a better place? are people being paid fairly for their products? communications ethical and transparent question mark how are my going to dispose of this product? they are actually part of wider consumer groups thinking about the same things, but they are willing to push the vote out with the brown and say, you need to deliver this. yousef: all right, let's take a look and look at the events we are watching very, very closely. a monday, we will have the results of italy's referendum, of course. the projections are expected to indicate the winner by 1:00 a.m. local time, but the counting will not be finished until three a.m. we are also looking at u.s. trade data on tuesday. forecasts show that the trade de

this wilderness area. the mine will also discharge acid mine w water laced with sulfuric acid and radioactive byproducts into ththe umfolozi river, wheere the park's animals and the livestock of the surrounding community alallrink. >> and when we come hehere, we come h here to kind of, lili, to unwind and experience the wild, and now there's a mine happening on the edge of the wilderness, and d it's diluting evy experiencece that the people are getting here. >> if hundreds of rhinos arare killed for their horn, the popupulation can be reestablished as long as enough are saved. but if the park is polluted with toxic mine waste, this last refuge of the rhino will be lost forever. >> where our concern lies is with respect to dust, because there's no analysis of the dust, in terms of the toxic components within that dust, given the coal mining, and the blasting, and thatat sort ofof thing. now, y you can feel this w wind. this wind is blowing across us right into the game reserve. so, they mine here, this southeastern wind will carry the dust, and the fallout will be in the park, in the wilderness area. >> if it goes ahead, the coal mine wiwill be right against the boundary fence of the park. this community of

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