but endo had lost the will to work.ple started telling endo his children will be proud of him if he started working again. that lifted his spirits. he accepted the order. >> translator: they're not here anymore. but they loved books. they'd be really happy to see the completed book shelves. i realized i could move on a little and have more of a sense of achievement in life. >> reporter: when he finished the bookshelves, he took them to the schools. >> translator: when i finished the job, i thought how happy i'd be if my kids told me, dad, really good job. >> reporter: the children's smiles merged in endo's mind with his treasured memories of hannah, canta, and cana. that pushed him to take on a new project. endo is now building a wooden bridge and walkway that kids can play on. >> translator: i'm moving on with my life, with the feeling that my children are always standing by me. i talk to them all the time, saying, watch me. >> reporter: endo is putting his life back together, step by step. it's a hard struggle, but kn

shanishi endo is doing what he can to rebuild. a carpenter, he is putting up a playground where his house once stood, he found his mother cradling his three children, all of them died. >> if children come here to play i think my own would be happy. i don't want it to be a sad, lonely place. >> hannah, cantor and kendda wee 11 be nine and seven when they died. a sense of resolve that his children have guided him. >> you might think it's strange but when my wife is sitting there and me over here, sometimes we feel something, someone looking through the glass. when i notice it, so does my wife and she'll say, they probably came home to play again. >> a 20 minute drive from endo's home is nagawa. the sea reared up 20 meters here. more than 800 people were killed. there's no question, the communities are slowly changing. the rebuilding process is underway but three years on they're still marked with a terrible feeling of absence. >> like the bank that once stood on this spot. her husband still carries her picture everywhere and he thin

endo is doing what he can to rebuild. a carpenter, he's putting up a memorial, a playground where his house once stood where the day after the disaster he found his mother cradling the body of his youngest daughter. all three of his children had died. on top of the playground there are three arrows pointing to the sky. they symbolize my children. if other children came to play i think my own would be happy. i don't want it to be a sad mourning place. >> they were 13, 10, and 8 when they decide. their loss plunged their parents into what they call a living hell. in the three years since endo has thrown himself in volunteer work. he senses that his children have guided him. >> you might think it strange but when my wife is sitting here and me over there, eating, drinking, chatting together, sometimes we feel something, someone looking through the glass. when i notice it, so does my wife, she'll say, they probably came home to play again. >> reporter: a 20 minute drive from their home is the sea reared up 30 meters here, mor

in the three years endo has plulgplunged himself into work.etimes we feel something someone looking through the glass. when i notice it, so does my wife. and she'll say, they probably came home to play again. >> a 20 minute drive from endo's home is onogawa. the sea reared up 20 meters here. more than 800 people were killed. there's no question communities are slowly changing, the rebuilding process is underway, but three years on a terrible feeling of absence. >> like the bank that once stood on this plot and the 12 staff members who are swept to their death from this roof. yuko was one of them. her husband still carries her picture everywhere. so last month this 57-year-old bus driver qualified as a rescue diver. he won't stop he says until he finds her body. >> translator: she needs to come back home be buried. her bones i mean. so we can pay tribute to her. if i leave things like this she will continue to lie where she fell at the bottom of the ocean and that is too sad to bear. >> back here, endo wants to show us aan earlier memorial he m

in the three years since, endo has thrown himself into volunteer work. he senses that his children have guided him. >> translator: credit you might think it strange -- but when my wife is sitting here and me over there eating, drinking, chatting together, sometimes we feel something. someone looking through the glass. when i notice it so does my wife. and she'll say, they probably came home to play again. >> a 20 minute drive from endo's home is anagawa. the sea rose up 20 meerdz here s here. 800 people were killed. >>> rebuilding process is underway but three years on they are still marked by a terrible feeling of absence. >> like that of the bank that once stood on this plot and the 12 staff members who were swept to their deaths from its roof. yoka takamatsu was one of them. her husband still carries her photo. last month this 57-year-old bus driver qualified as a rescue diver. he won't stop he says until he finds her body. >> translator: she needs to come back home, be buried. her bones i mean. so we can pay tribute to her. if i leave things like thi

and i just want to mention, we are honored that as congressman endo is with us here tonight the chairman and constituents talking about this bill. so please join me in welcoming a true friend of the syrian people . [applause] >> thank you. thank you. well, thank you. thank you very much for that really nice welcome. good afternoon to all of you. one day we're going to meet together in a free and independent syria. [applause] just yesterday congressman royce, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee and i am the ranking member, he is a republican. i'm a democrat. we are together for free and independent syria. we introduced this bill. i just want to read you the title of the bill. the bill says a resolution calling for an end to attacks on syrian civilian and expand its humanitarian access. and we hope to get strong bipartisan support for it. back in 2003 we were looking at the assad -- you know, when the father ruled syria with an iron fist and finally he was gone and the sun came and many of us thought that maybe things would change a little bit for the better. after all, he was le

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endo wants to show us an earlier memorial and he sits and remembers.s just their bodies that are not here. he spends time on lovingly crafted seat, one for each child so they don't get jealous. he will always be their father. >> the latest news 24 hours a day at the website aljazeera.com. and some would say kick-ass dance moves...

endo is known for its flexibility and balance the contender will show will get to show off his moves that this spring grand sumo tournament that starts on sunday the twenty ten has the story. and always up twenty three year old professional sumo wrestler piano good record of the dead ones. it is soo cool. he also won the fighting spirit. just one. his visit to the top of the abundance of land in progress. it's an exceptionally slow and oh does not wear a poppy. snow is a symbol of a sumo wrestler it is the reason through the ranks of us. he hasn't had enough time to grow his hair into a top knot i never imagined that i would come this far in one year. and those strengths are his flexibility and balance as demonstrated in his ceremonial next something routine the team comes from many years of trade. and oh stop it. not since the morning elementary school new the podium on the screen this meme the kids and the green to escape from a losing position dozen of the union. we sometimes get pushed around because i'm small. the joint point on it i didn't get soaked. i know to win every time.

. >> endo wants to show us an earlier memorial that he made. he sits and remembers.t's just their bodies that aren't here. so he spends time on each lovingly crafted seat one for each child so that they don't get jealous. he will always be their father. al jazeera. miyaga prefecture, japan. >> you're watching the news hour with lots more to come. including. [♪ singing ] >> gonega lease government said they are going after the biggest rebel group in th. and shelly ann fraser-pryce aids another medal to her collection. >> top stories now on al jazeera. investors searching for missing passenger planes with 239 people on board. they have expanded the search area. the passengers with stolen passports are not of asian descent as originally thought. >>> negotiated release of 13 nuns. >>> he will salvadoel salvador'n needing a recount. >> most of the votes went to the party of the visit group opposed to peace talks with the rebel groups. we go to the capitol of bogota. >> they are the second biggest force and the real winners in the party elections. it deals a blow to presid

right now that building is endo gulfed by flames.he fire out of control they are pouring water on it. as we have watched it burn they really have not made any progress other than to keep it from spreading to buildings across the street the neighbors buildings that surround this building. >> david, you showed us a large chunk of ash that fell on you. this is another chunk, you can see it burped a hole through my reporter's note pad. there's bigger chunks coming back behind me. we've had water droppingous, presumable water from the fire. the moisture is droppingous. you can see the scene behind me, directing traffic in and out. the concern it appears to be the roof of that structure. you can see how much it has worn away. it is still burping, it is going strong with high flames too. we've seen a couple fire trucks pull up and get up closer to contribute to fighting this fire. it going strong and a lot of ash coming down. we're getting a whiff of the smoke, most is drifting up higher. we're seeing a lot of degree brie dropping on the --

. >> the endo european aryans were not the first aryan race. >> is that on standby or red? >> it's red. it's recording. >> finish up, all right? >> i'm finished. >> okay. this is my cell. >> other times they took a far more serious turn as inmates shared genuine pain. >> this is me. >> all night i've been thinking about committing suicide all night. i've been thinking about hurting myself lately. every time i do think about it i go back and i think about my dad and i know my dad, i promised my dad i wouldn't do it again. i let him down quite a few times. he still stuck by me. >> there was something much more intimate that these guys expressed, that, you know, it's sometimes difficult to get when you're doing a one-on-one interview in front of other people. there was another layer of honesty. >> when we gave a camera to billy groves, he was in administrative segregation after his girlfriend was caught attempting to smuggle cell phones and tobacco to him. >> ma'am? stop. ma'am? stop. >> i look at the incident that just happened and i talked the person that i love to bring stu

the real point of view rates in terms of the three necessary conditions to heal people on being an endo was a space that's right but you know i mean you mentioned that people may be the most of us are weak on your point is now that the law that the students fail me now being tested to be part of this march and then he'll move the video participation bill because the fact that the two of not wanting to all of the spectrum on the work well then you don't think it's no cost effective to all been good to get the maximum input toward the positive points into some pushing dear to your academic career still for that. still given the fact that the notable high school is also known as a very high academic standard for all the students. hope you did as the band members who come forward. see that they got the panel will be part of the marching band cooking meals taste of the lord tried to tell them that the importance of balancing the academic demands. also fulfilling get marching band responsibilities. um i told students and also parents of a comeback the joining a marching band in high school pr

the earlier point that the rates in terms of the three necessary conditions heal people on being an endo was a space that's right but you know i mean the eu mission that people may be the most typical answer we prove your point is now dead to a lot of the students building the beach is good to be part of its marching band you know who the video participation bill because the fact that the two now wanted to call the second term on the work only in the don't think it's you know cost effective. no didn't get to get the maximum input toward the positive points into some pushing dear to your academic career still for that. still given the fact that the notable high school is also known as a very high academic standard for all the students. copy the dead as the band members who come forward. see that the doctor found on the part of the marching band cooking milk cheese dip. laura tried to tell them that the importance of balancing the academic demands. also fulfilling get marching band responsibilities. um i told students and also parents of any of that the joining a marching band in high scho

. >> the weather is turning, but endo wants to show us an earlier memorial he made.on each seat, one for each side, so they don't get jealous. he said he will always be their father. >> u.s. scientists say very low levels of radiation from fukushima could reach the waters of the west coast next month. >> crimea has to choose whether to leave rue crane and face russia. russia will face international pressure if it allows the referendum to move forward. >> in crimea's capitol, under the watchful why of len, in, they praise the city they hope will soon be their capitol. the song is one the old soviet union might have used to send its children to war and these ukrainians who are ethnic russians are ready to enlist. from the youngest and smallest of camouflage to one ready to go to war in a motorcycle helmet. >> i have to defend our land to keep peace, he says, i'll spare no effort, even though i'm 50 and no longer that young. >> or the man, yea 9-year-old and his seven brothers fought in world war ii. he's seen enough wars to think this one's already won. >> putin helped

history of basketball went through the rigors are playing four years at the collegiate level and endoingated memorable moments and rivalries for their universities. >> kids had to go to school for four years. today we don't see that but in that era there were a lot of players and i don't want to disrespect anyone, but there are a number of players that played in that era that really were game changers not only for their team but particularly for the fan base. >> the key to it was that they were in school for longer periods of time, either one year or two years, so you built up this period of time where you got familiar with teams and players. i think that allowed basketball fans in general just to watch teams for a longer period of time. >> great rivalries and there was a connection, a connection between the fans and the players, because you really got to know them. you saw the players develop, you saw their games evolve, over four years. that was the big key, four years. >> in 1971, the supreme court decision allowed high school basketball athletes to be drafted into the pros. while som

here at the big board, arbor realty trust celebrating its tenth listing anniversary and endo internationals acquisition of palladine labs. >> we'll look at markets here and we knew futures we were looking at an open about 15 points higher on the dow. can we hang on here at the open and also, of course, nasdaq, the s&p, scott, this will be a week where we determine whether yet again u.s. equities at all-time highs how the fed ultimately responds to that especially if there's an accommodative fed. there will be more than one set of circumstances going on they're discussing in this policy meeting, there's going to be more talk about at what point some of the froth. take the small caps, for example, we had joel greenblatt on "closing bell" saying they are close to 5% of their historical value range and only 5% of the time have they been more expensive on a relative basis. >> the market is just getting going. oracle, jim, is down 3%. the commentary that most of the analysts seem to be saying today already, i'll read you a couple things, not great but getting better, respectable but unexceptiona

offshore rigs in southern california are dumping waste water or right into the pacific artie's or mongol endo has the story. i druther fracturing or fracking has caused heated debate on land and now opponents of fracking are taking their fight to the pacific ocean environmentalists have filed a legal petition with the e.p.a. in hopes of preventing oil companies from dumping fracking fluid into the ocean center for biological diversity this week the titian with the e.p.a. the environmental protection agency to either modify or a permit that the e.p.a. recently revised this time it is a pollution discharge i mean currently oil producers in federal waters can dump up to nine billion gallons of wastewater into the ocean every year these are well platforms are operating in the santa barbara channel off or coast it's the side of some of the richest wildlife all the time on our coast fracking is an extraction method which involves injecting water sand and chemicals into undersea shale and sand formations some of the fluid is treated and then dumped into the ocean we don't know what's in this next an