namie town is in fukushima prefecture.rmland was abandoned after the 2011 nuclear accident forced local people to evacuate. now the 12-hectare site is filled with sunflowers. the evacuation order was lifted three years ago, but not everyone has returned. some of the displaced residents came back temporarily to plant sunflowers this year with seeds provided by a nonprofit organization from fukushima city. >> translator: i'm happy to see them in full bloom. i hope lots of people will get to see them. >> the group is also producing honey y and growining buckwheat the land. >>> and that's the news this hour. i'm gene otani. for all of us here at nhk "newsline," thanks very much for joining us. >>> welcome to "newsline in-depth." i'm shibuya aki. summer in japan is a time of reflection. it marks the end of world war ii. each year lessons of the conflict become harder to hand down as the number of survivors declines. in our stories today, we look at how young people are finding new ways of sending out messages of hope. this year

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and not incarcerated, presently is not -- has not been charged with a crime so it's a different die nami dynamic at play that doesn't bode well for restoring relations. >> abby, jacob blake's father said that president trump didn't call, did speak at length with joe biden and kamala harris. he compared it to talking to an uncle and a sister. has there been an attention do you know by the administration to talk to the blake family? >> well, it's a little confusing right now to be honest, anderson. initially the white house had said that they were making attempts to reach out to the blake family and then just yesterday the president's chief of staff mark meadows said that he was the one who was reaching out to the blake family representatives on behalf of president trump. and that that would be the extent of their outreach to the family. he seemed to suggest that there were efforts being made to limit contact with the blake family but we don't really know what he's -- what they're referring to saying that. but i think the bottom line here is that there's some real questions about whether t

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a california court temporarily namiing jodi montgomery the new conservator.rustrating to have -- whether it's -- someone's coming in peace to help or coming in with an attitude like having someone constantly tell you to do something has to be frustrating. she's wanted to get out of it for quite sometime. >> reporter: brian commending the conservatorship. >> it's been a great thing for our family to this point. hoping for the best. >> reporter: details of the singer's court hearings continue to be kept behind closed doors. with her reps also declining to comment. the #freebritney has been used more than 108,000 times on instagram. britney herself has not responded to her father's latest comments, amy. >> thank you so much, erielle. >>> we're turning now to battling mom guilt. many moms say they're being shamed for how they're managing the pandemic. we saw the story first in the "washington post." joining us now are ericka souter and rachel simmons. thank you both for being with us, and ericka i'll start with you. a lot of moms saying they're being shamed about