emily y rubino works witith a n york-basased group for the abolition of nuclear weapons. says there's growing support for this movement. >> i think thahat it's a time periodod growing up ththat you realize that something is very wrong with our goverernment. >> reporter: under the trump administration, tensions have risen with north korea and iran. rubino says a growing number of americans like her are alarmed by the huge budget devoted t to developing nuclear arms. >> thahat money insteaead could used for free hehealth care, medidicare for all, tutuition, college tutuition.n. a lot of students in the united states have taken on large debt to go to school. >> reporter: many young people in america seem to feel that countries should not follow policies that assume war is unavoidable and that change is needed. the peace museum's online tour, led by popeo, takes about 30 minutes. >> he was in his front yard riding on his tricycle when the bomb exploded, burning both him and the tricycle. and he dyed later thied later t. >> reporter: her aim is to drive the message home that t

rubino sayss a growing numbeber americanans likike her are alar by the hugbubudget d doted to developing nuclear arms. >> that money instead c could b usused for free heaealth care,, medicare f for all, tuitioion, college tuition. a lot of students in the united states have taken large debt to go to school. >> reporter: many young people in america seem to feel that countries should not follow policies that assume war is unavoidable and that change is needed. the peace museum's online tour let by popeo takes about 30 minutes. >> h he wass in his front yard riding on this tricycle when the bomb exploded, burning both him and the tricycle and he died later that evening. >> reporter: her aim is to drive the message home that those who died in the atomic bomb attack which each individuals whose lives were cut short. today young americans are among those leading the campaign for peace and working to ensure that the tragedy of hiroshima is never repeated. >>> we turn now to the u.s. presidential election. president donald trump says he's concerned about voter fraud in nevada. he's criticizing