including the japanese communist party and the democratic party to entrust japapan's safety in the childres future or choose the liberal democratic party in komeito. >> reporter: infrastructure was hard hit by the destruction of 2007. and kumagata wears a wristband which he has promised not to remove until the recovery is complete. >> translator: i wear it to remind myself every day of the people's feelings in the affected areas. my politics originate here. >> reporter: kumagai says he's determined to be involved in the reconstructionon as a diet memb. >> translator: the battle in miyagi is one that will determine the fate of the administration. i absolutely cannot a afford to losese. winning is the only option. and i'll do my best. >> reporter: mitsuo akurai is opposition. he served three terms in the house while working as a doctor. he has criticized economic policies of abenomics. >> translator: we have to topple the abe administration from power. >> reporter: sakurai is running as a unified candidate of four opposition parties. local assembly members of different political parties have

. >>> plus, why the intense heat we're feeling this week is especially dangerous for small childr whenthetate made aers, commitment to us. i knew that i wasn't going to make a fortune. but i would have a secure pension plan when i retired. each and every one of us made that contribution from every paycheck we ever earned. they've been negligent in their responsibility over the years of not funding this pension the way it should have been funded. they have made a promise, they've made a commitment, and they need to stick to it. >>> welcome back. isis is claiming responsibility for an attack at a church in france that killed a catholic priest. >> cbs news has learned two men with knives stormed a morning mass just outside of normandy taking several hostages. police shot and killed the tack kearse but not before they killed a priest and seriously hurt another person. the vatican released a statement condemning the attacks. >>> today people in california forced from their homes by a wildfire have been cleared to return. safety officials in santa collar rita dee man a mandatory evacuation for

or right, no, in this election and every election is about who will have theç power to shape our childror the next four or eight years of their lives. >> mrs. obama's speech moved some delegates to tears. and just moments after his wife walked off the stage, president obama sent out a tweet which read, incredible speech by an incredible woman. couldn't be more proud and our country has been blessed to have her as first lady of the united states. i love you, michelle. >> today former president bill clinton will speak at the convention. >> a philadelphia woman who's made a career of fighting for churn's rights will also take the stage. nbc 10's matt delucia is live on independence mall with a preview. matt? >> vai and tracy, we are expecting to hear from a couple of people from our our area later on this evening. as we mentioned at the top of the hour, the theme of the convention last night was united together. tonight it is a lifetime of fighting for children and families. the dnc says this night will be about showing how hillary clinton has spent her career working to make a difference

theyey have almomost 600 childr. israeli and palestitinian doctc have worked on them.econciliationon is working together. i don't think we needed reconciliation. i think we work together as if there was already peace. i hope that things can change and i always believe that the power is in the people. so they can make the change. and it depends on that. >> i think that i hope we can make children not to hate my neighbors, my arab neighbors. testimony we're good neighbors, one day we will dance together. . d announcer: 2007, and little samba kuli bali is on his way to make medical history. he's one of the first children to take part in a trial for a new vaccine against deadly meningitis. marie: many countrtries in sub saharan africa have called for these vaccines because of this dreadful and devastating disease which is called epidemic meningitis which was

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theyey have almomost 600 childr. israeli and palestitinian doctc have worked on them.ereconciliationon is working together. i don't think we needed reconciliation. i think we work together as if there was already peace. i hope that things can change and i always believe that the power is in the people. so they can make the change. and it depends on that. >> i think that i hope we can make children not to hate my neighbors, my arab neighbors. testimony we're good neighbors, one day we will dance together. . "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. >>> japanese telecom operator softbank group is reportedly preparing to acquire a uk-based chip holder arm holdings. the foreign acquisition is among the largest ever by a japanese firm. arm designs and licenses chips mainly for smartphones and

main reason because he loved his childr children.oughout the years, i knew that there was tension with robert and mary for different reasons. years ago, mary was at a women's retreat in prescot, and robert went to a masseuse and fell into temptation, and he had an affair with this woman. >> mary did talk about, you know, they were having problems. and that she was willing to forgive him, and that he had to make some changes. and that she, you know, wasn't going to, you know, act in haste and kick him out. >> i think faith had the biggest part in her decision to let robert see if he can work out his demons. >> they screamed constantly. everybody heard it. you could hear it in the house next door. you never really heard him. he would scream. he had a way about him, but you never hear him scream. you always heard the wife screaming to him things like you're worthless. i could have done better than you. we should get a divorce. they did not have a happy marriage. >> we believe she was eventually going to leave robert and divorce him but

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you need to ask yourself whether you can be proud to have your childr children, their country in thee time. i think that she achieved it. i think this was an incredibly well-produced convention and quite a success. and i don't even think the protesters marred it. she did what she had to do. >> joy reid, thank you for the word balloonage. we appreciate that. >> reporter: it's yours! you can keep it. >> it has broken up. >> lawrence o'donnell also watching and listening with us. lawrence? >> as a totality, this convention went as well as you could possibly imagine. it's hard to think if you look back at the whole thing anything you would rearrange, any sequence you would change, anything you would add. and hillary clinton's speech tonight had some interesting reaches to the bernie sanders supporters right at the outset, spoke to them directly, spoke to senator sanders directly. and of course, spoke about donald trump very directly, which was something i was wondering about ahead of time, how much would she specify comments about trump. but the gift that donald trump gave this conventio

it's because i thought the video of that dear, sweet childr choking back sobs as she remembered her daddy's last question to her.. maybe it's because we live in a world where so many others have had their lives destroyed by evil in places like orlando, and paris, and nice, and baton rou rouge. maybe it's because of the simple question itself.mple quest what if this right now is ourth lastri time? our last moment to do something for our families, and our country? did we live up to the values we eay we believe?o al r did we do all we really could? that's what elections should be about. that's why you andatwhy you an e you devoted so much timean and sacrifice to this campaign. we are fighting not for one particular candidate or one ompaign, but because each of us wants to build to tell our kids and grandkids, our own that we caroline's, but we did our best for their future and our fo country. [applause]sa] [chanting] u.s.a. u.s.a. >> america is more than just a landmass between two oceans. american is an ideal., a simp bt a simple yet powerful ideal.fre freedom matters. [applause] for much of

the same example as your players justyers like you want your mares to set a good example for your childr >> they are adults. shouldn't they be a loud to che> tobacco.bacc >> professional ball players ar obviously examples that kids and adults look to, and you know yoo chewing dough bako has been shown to be very harmful and so, yeah, i think that's the right move is to ban the publicc display, if you will, of using f smoke less tobacco. >> reporter: now the crackow thk down would apply to all sportspo venues not just nats park but bt also verizon center.onte the dc council is having theirit public hearing this afternoonero before that representatives froo the american heart association,i the american cancer society anda also tobacco free kids will havh a news conference at the wilsonn building supporting this legislation and there's a second part it to, guys, which also alo would raise the age that someone can legally puha products in the nation's capitol raising it to 21. so some interesting thingsng thi happening here in the city today as it applies to our health namely the ill effects

mail children, older children, d and so down the line as childred if they developed high bloodigh pressure they'll have an increased riskar of having a cardiovascularr orchid knee manifestationesta because of it.cause >> something you don't think d't about especially adults you don't think about it with the kids. t >> dr. joe, thanks for joining, us.ng good advice as always.lw appreciate it much 8:35.ecte i while tucker is out and aboutbot we'll check in with him in i minute. here's gary with the forecast.os ♪ >>> hey, guys, temperaturesperae still at the airports in the 70s and looks like all come up inton the 70s now. bwi marshall 72 degrees.degr dulles and reagan national bothh 74. 74 we're getting a little bit oflio sunshine poking throughout therh right now and through the day more and more. it will be almost hot i guess i really you start talking aboutko mid up to per 80s that's gettint almost hot.mo the humidity comes backk tomorrow.tomo high pressure off to the east of us. now we're watching this warm war front not so much today.. even though i think it's in then area later on this

people as they reassess the territory of the integrity and seek to build a better future for their childr children. to us the troops that put themselves in harms way the decision to invade iraq in 2003 was among the most controversial in the nation's recent history. it is right we should learn the lessons from the mistakes that were made to ensure they were not repeated in the future. the report of the inquiry has been a long time coming but most agree that it is a thorough independent and exhaustive piece of work and doesn't of its punches and an analysis that the conclusions and lessons that are clearly drawn and unambiguous. mr. speaker, as i set out earlier i am confident that the most important lessons identified in the report have already learned o the necessary responses implemented. as we examine in greater detail the government will look further at whether any additional steps are required. in the due process and legal obligations the war itself is of course intrinsically dangerous and the people fighting it must be properly equipped and protected. it must be meticulously planned