mr. mandela. i want her to stay strong with a mighty heart. >> this was written on the wall. >> reporter: visitors could also see a copy of the freedom charter written in the holding cell in which mandela once spent many hours. the charter became the platform of the international african congress, which mandela once led. the new constitution of south africa, which was drawn up after authorities ended the apartheid policy included many of the charter's commands. >> we just celebrated mr. mandela's 95th birthday, another major milestone that we thought this was important. so at the heart of this exhibition is to then say to the japanese community, we all have to contribute to make to help a different and a better world. >> reporter: mandela's powerful words and willingness to die for his beliefs continues to be a source of inspiration for people around the world. mitsuko nishikawa, nhk world, tokyo. >>> the members of new york's young people's chorus know about the power of song. they've inspired aud

mr. mandela were both president of their countries. it's a close relationship.orts. here is the hiv/aids epidemic and the clintons are behind a project to get life-saving medications to millions and millions of more people. it's a successful project that the clintons are proud of. it's also a project inspired by nelson mandela. still here at the hospital again, the vigil continues for the ailing anti-apartheid icon. back to you. >> ron allen in pretoria, thank you. >>> vandal at a statue of jackie robinson has police poring over clues. it was outside a minor league ballpark. he broke the color barrier in major league baseball. he's with a white dodgers teammate who embraced him. >>> if you think the commuter train you take is crowded, wait until you see this. celebrating the festival. railway authorities in the capital city run special trains every year to deal with the russia travelers. people climbed on to the roofs of trains, train carriages and held on to the sides as they began their journey. football's royal family, the mannings are no stranger to the worl

mr. mandela they hospital. they intend to try to meet his wife privately.mandela were both president of their countries. it is a close relationship. the clintons have been here in ka and south africa visiting numerous humanitarian projects. here the big concern is the hiv/aids epidemic and they're behind a massive project to get life saving med i guess kas to millions of more people. it is a successful project they're proud of and inspired by nelson mandela. still here at the hospital again the vigil continues for the ailing antiapartheid icon. >> ron, allen, thank you. >>> vandalism that targeted a statue of jackie robinson has new york police pouring over surveillance tapes for clues. they were found on the statue outside a minor leak ballpark in brooklyn. it depicts him with pee wee reece, a white dodgers teammate that embraced him. >>> if you think the commuter train you take is crowded, wait until you see this. tens of thousands of muslims in bangladesh are headedes home to celebrate the festival of adele fatir. railway authorities run special trains e

mr. mandela remains in critical but stable condition in the hospital, and mandela was admitted june 8th becauset shattering moment for pope francis. he takes the first selfie. he is posing with a group of italian teenagers, and the picture has gone viral. >> she was one of four supreme court justices to vote to overturn the law that defines marriages between a man and women, and she is set to become the first supreme court justice to officiate the same-sex marriage. it has been legal in the district since 2009. >>> we know that after a decade of conflict, the american people are tired of war. believe me, i am, too. but fatigue does not absolve us of our responsibility. >> the pentagon might be tired of war and the u.s. troops may be, and that's a luxury the military cannot afford. >> and the armed forces will be ready if president obama calls for a strike. barbara starr joins us. how does battle fatigue play into the planning of the pentagon? >> good morning. it's just as you said, in this country there is civilian control of the military, and if the president of the united states orders action

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mendoza-martinez calling on the senate to consider -- mandela callin mr. menendez: i urge my colleagues to support nominee. i know she will serve the nation well and with that, mr. president, i'll yield the floor. mr. kaine: mr. president, i also rise to support the nomination of ms. power to be ambassador at the united nations. i had a unique opportunity as the junior member of the committee that my friend chairman menendez chairs. i left that day with a couple of reactions. first, very proud to be an american and, second, concerned about the challenges that the institution faces. first i think it's important for us to realize, for whatever its flaws, the united nations would not be in existence if not nor this country. it is a quintessential idea to pull together an organization that tries to solve global health needs and bring peace. woodrow wilson won the nobel prize for trying to get the league of nations. that league lasted for 20 years and collapsed, for many reasons, including the united states's lack of participation. the american idea stayed aliv