mr. ito, sub yoe ito, and mr. ito lost his brother in hiroshima, and his son at the world trade center. and at the end of the day, on august 6th, in 2012, mr. ito had created a lantern to his brother and his son, and he invited polly and gates and me to go down to the river with him and light that lantern and send it down the river as a message to the lost souls. mr. ito praise to his father to find his son, because they still have not found his son's remains in the ruins of the center. shudeki mori, i don't know how many of you now this. mr. mori, there were 12 americans who died in hiroshima. they were prisoners of war. crews from two bombers and a couple of navy dive bombers. and two of them survived the bombing for a time. they were in the basement of the building. and they survived. they had horrible radiation poisoning and they died a day or two later. and he began to find out people were drawing pictures of americans after the bombing. he spent about 20 years of his own life and a lot

mr. ito, sub yoe ito, and mr. ito lost his brother in hiroshima, and his son at the world trade center. and at the end of the day, on august 6th, in 2012, mr. ito had created a lantern to his brother and his son, and he invited polly and gates and me to go down to the river with him and light that lantern and send it down the river as a message to the lost souls. mr. ito praise to his father to find his son, because they still have not found his son's remains in the ruins of the center. shudeki mori, i don't know how many of you now this. mr. mori, there were 12 americans who died in hiroshima. they were prisoners of war. crews from two bombers and a couple of navy dive bombers. and two of them survived the bombing for a time. they were in the basement of the building. and they survived. they had horrible radiation poisoning and they died a day or two later. and he began to find out people were drawing pictures of americans after the bombing. he spent about 20 years of his own life and a lot

he announced the results of an mr ito a sunday school class. >> when i went this week they didn't find any cancer at all. i have good news. >> three months ago mr. carter had been diagnosed with a stage four liver cancer that spread to his brain. he's 91 years old now and in fact his age may have helped a cutting-age drug do its work. the drug worked better with older patients. older patients tend to have more cancer mutations related to ultraviolet light because they've had more time in the sun. carter will continue to receive immunotherapy treatment three times a week. >>> we could be less than two years away from seeing the first class of female navy s.e.a.l.s. today the u.s. naval academy superintendent says the screening process will be open to juniors at the academy starting next year. that screening process would proceed additional training in the following summer. the academy is still waiting for specific guidance on the process from the navy. defense secretary ash carter announced last week, you'll recall all military combat jobs would soon be open to women. >> a tribute today