nara was born near the disaster region. he was shocked by the devastation. >> translator: i was overwhelmed by how powerless i was. it was an empty feeling. i would think about what i could do for the people who had survived this devastation. i stood in front of the canvas but just couldn't paint anything. i didn't think it would possibly matter. >> reporter: struggling for inspiration, nara returned to his alma mater, back to his roots. he still couldn't face the canvas. he started with clay. >> translator: i realized i had to work on myself first. i had to hang in there. >> reporter: a five-foot-high sculpture, the work of an artist struggling to find his muse. >> translator: i had to touch the clay with my own hands and knead it. it forced me to think with my body. >> reporter: finally, he was ready to start painting again. nara doesn't start with a sketch. the paint goes straight on. then it's reworked with each burst of inspiration. >> translator: most of my work is unplanned. i just start and something will come to me

nara was born near the disaster strek en stricken region. he was shocked by the devastati devastation. awe t >> i was overwhelmed by how powerless i was. it was an empty feeling. i would think about what i could do for the people who had survived this devastation. i stood in front of the canvas. and just couldn't paint anything. i didn't think it would possibly matter. >> struggling for inspiration, nara returned to his alma matter become to his roots. he still couldn't face the canvas. he started with clay. and a 5 foot sculpture. the work of an artist, struggling to find his muse. >> nara doesn't start with a sketch. it is reworked with each burst of inspiration. most of my work is unplanned. i just start and something will come to me as i am working. and at some instance, i can envision the finished product. that vision has changed since the disaster. something visitors at the exhibition seem to appreciate. >> i felt challenged and renewed by his works. they are a lot of new pieces. as i look them over it gave me a sense of courage. there

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. >> el presidente enrique peÑa nieto presentÓ el equipo que coroed narÁ el traspaso de fe felipe calderÓnmo rosario y roberto ex candidato a nueva alianza en d200 2006,ron equipo de transiciÓn gubernamental y del dialoga polÍtica miguel Ángel. >> hoy me preocupa trabajar en lo que se dan acciones, programas y polÍticas del gobierno de la repÚblica a partir del primero de diciembre que me permitan cumplir con los compromisos que hice antes todos los mexicanos. >> el dice que este equipo trabajarÁ solo en las tareas de transiciÓn. >> este es el equipo de transiciÓn que no puede entenderse y menos suponer que hoy hecho pÚblico tenga que ver con la sdig naciÓn que en su momento harÉ de quienes sean responsables de las sdidistinta Áreas. >> rqueremos una transiciÓn Úti de contar con cosas necesario a partir del primo de diciembre. >> el ex gobierno del estado de mÉxico recibiÓ la constancia de mayorÍa de que lo acredita de presidente. >> peÑa nieto agradeciÓ que todas las fuerzas apoyen al manmano ta mandataria al proceso de transmis transmisiÓn >> el remedio fupuede ser peor la enfermedad, so

wee wher the wavetake me. nara, brah! see life in the best light.right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. experience life well lit, ask for transitions adaptive lenses. >>> just learning from our state department reportinger elise labbit, the libyan government informed the state department that an american consulate official has been killed in an attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. we're just getting this information coming in. we know there was also an attack on the u.s. embassy today. this, the 11th anniversary of 9/11 on the u.s. embassy and cairo, as well. erin burnett "outfront" will have moch much more at the top of the hour. >>> few politicians are more closely associated with 9/11 than rudy guiliani. after the attacks, the former new york city mayor became known as america's mayor as he helped lead the nation forward. you've described 9/11 as both the worst day and the best day. explain why you said that. >> the worst day, because it was the worst attack, domestic attack in the history of my c

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