roxana saberi returns to her mother's homeland in a personal and revealing journey from hiroshima, a moment that still resonates 70 years later... >> there were corpses and bones everywhere, it's hard for me to come here again. >> to okinawa, where the presence of u.s. troops remains contentious. >> no osprey! >> and, in a culture resistant to change, how one woman is blazing new trails. >> in the future, i hope to see mixed race people commonly accepted. >> journey to japan. >> i'm roxana saberi in hiroshima. a city known to many through history books and images seared into our collective memory. when the u.s. dropped atomic bombs here and on nagasaki 70 years ago, it led to the quick end of a long war. for people here and across the world, things would never be the same. we traveled here to japan to learn about the legacy of those fateful days and to look at america's continuing influence on these islands. we begin here in hiroshima and our conversations with two survivors of the atomic bomb. >> it was a bright day with a blue sky, hot and humid like today. what a nice day! >> sets

roxana saberi has the story and why some critics are saying it is not an isolated incident. >> reporter: gim owner, tarek. >> my are business is fitness, that's it. >> an american official barred ten of his family members and him from boarding a flight to los angeles, even though they had u.s. travel visas. >> asking a question why this happened, i don't want to say, because the only thing that comes to my mind is because i have a muslim name perhaps. >> the pakistani born british citizen says his system members were devastated they couldn't go to disneyland. >> i planned this trip for two months, all the kids were excited. you can't board the plane without explanation given. >> former candidate for brittle an's parliament said he had a similarly incident from heathrow. an official approached him and said his visa was revoked. >> woe make accusations against me without any proof or substantial evidence that he could provide me and they would just arbitrarily refuse or revoke a visa. >> are spoken out against extremism says he has heard of 20 similar cases happening to other muslims in b

doing it to me is in itself a big insult. >> roxana saberi, al jazeera. >> u.s. centers for disease control says there's an epidemic of drug overdoses in the united states. since the year 2000, deaths from opiates like heroin are up 50%, in the cities, citizens are dying like never before. john terret reports. >> small affluent new england town is 40 minutes outside new york, the busiest highway in the country i-95 cuts rye through it. >> we are wedged between two much, much larger cities of stanford and norwalk. >> that's a problem because people can buy mayor fill had those two cities. >> i've never seen anything like this in my 40s years. >> prescription can cost $80 per pip pill to heroine, $10 or less a bag. >> to see that we've faced this problem for the last five years, we're seeing our addicts and our overdoses and users cemg addicte 20 years old. the problems are here at the high school. >> among the million dollar hoimhomes, the heroin is hidden. addiction often takes place behind closed doors in big houses. kevin conroy knows this all too well. his son

one of the girls that dobson saved tweeted: >> roxana saberi, al jazeera. >> there was a rather controversial ending to the miss universe pageant on saturday night. >> miss universe in 2015 is colombia. >> shortly after steve harvey crowned the winner this happened. >> i have to apologize. the first runner up is colombia. miss universe 2015 is philippines. >> it was my mistake. it was on the card. >> a pageant officials apologized to both of the finalists, and harvey apologizing again on twitter for his error. robin leach tweeted out a photo of the ballot card saying the mistake was an easy one to make. earlier this morning donald trump issued his own tweet saying very sad what happened last night at the miss universe pageant. news continues live from london next. >> sepp blatter accuses fifa of betrayal after he and uefa's football boss are suspended for ethics violation. >>> i'm lauren taylor. this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, the taliban takes control of a key district as six nato soldiers are killed during an air base attack. no to peace keepers burundi's reject peace k

obama tweeted about the teenager's death writing: >> and one of the girls dobson saved tweeted: >> roxana saberi, al jazeera. >> take a look at this. this is how a controversial ending to a miss universe pageant in los angeles began. steve harvey crowned miss colombia as the winner. this is what happened. >> i have to apologize. the first runner up is colombia. miss universe 2015 is philippines. it was my mistake. it was on the card. >> well, everybody was stunned. the pageant officials apologizing to both finalists for the faux pas. harvey apologized once again on buildings in the townetwitter for his mistake. robin leach said that the mistake was an easy one to make. donald trump saying very sad what happened at the miss universe pageant. i sold it six months ago for a record price. this never would have happened. i'm del walters from new york. a reminder you can always check us out 24 hours a day by going to our website www.aljazeera.com where the news never stops. and coming up the latest on that airstrike or bombing in the air base in afghanistan, six soldiers, u.s. soldiers now among the d

. >> roxana saberi, al jazeera. >> former congresswoman jane harmon served as the top democrat on the house intelligence committee. now the president and the ceo of woodrow wilson center in washington, d.c. congresswoman welcome. thank you for joining us. >> thank you john. >> so james comey says there's no evidence that the san bernardino shooters were part of any i.s.i.l. cell, trying to inspire attacks using social media, is the government, the united states prepared to fight that effectively? >> i think we're doing that pretty well. a few slipped through, the boston marathon was one, this was one and one in the south recently. in san bernardino, all levels of law enforcement came together quickly to prevent further violence and find out exactly what happened. that's what we heard from fbi director comey today. >> and comey talked about bulletin that was unveiled, one that warned specifically about self radicalized actors that could strike public events and places without warning. how is that going to help? >> if people are prepared number 1, they can figure out the car is smoking,

roxana saberi has more. >> reporter: trump called today for what he described as a complete shutdown on muslims entering the u.s. he spoke a short time ago. >> donald trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. [ cheers and applause ] >> we have no choice. we have no choice. [ applause ] >> we have no choice. >> reporter: his comments came hours after his campaign issued a statement which read in part: trump's call sparked fierce criticism from other presidential candidates. jeb bush called trump unhinged. and democratic presidential front runner hillary clinton tweeted: when asked about trump's proposal, ted cruz told reporters that's not my policy. john? >> roxana thank you very much. we're joined by the president and executive director of muslim advocates, a national legal advocacy and educational organize. she is in our studio tonight. it's good to have you. >> good evening. >> your reaction to donald trump? >> first of all let me say, john, americans are und

al jazeera's roxana saberi spoke to the rice family attorney. >> reporter: only a few dozen people protested in down down cleveland on tuesday. the message was clear. >> i'm out here today because i'm concerned and upset because justice was not done. >> justice for 12-year-old tamir rice, shot to death by the police officer. the boy was carrying a pellet gun looking like a pistol. on monday local prosecutor timothy mcginty said a grand jury decided no to indict timothy loehmann, or his partner, driving the car. >> simply put, in this perfect storm of human area, mistake and miscommunication by all involved, the mistake did not indicate criminal conduct by police. >> reporter: rice's family said mcginty should have stepped aside. >> he said that he made a recommendation to the grand jury not to charge. how he can do that when the video shows what it shows beyond the rice family compensation >>> protestors are not surprised. >> race was a problem in america. no one wants to talk about it. >> reporter: how is it in cleveland? >> cleveland may be the number one. >> it may be a long way to go. it