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the number of victims should actually have been higher than in her all schama because the explosive force of the plutonium bomb was twice as high. the search for a witness who is shown in an old photograph has led all across japan it is one of many photos that were found stored in an abandoned house where the photographer had hid them from censors some of them have already been shown in this film. but one image cannot be understood without hearing the story behind it. it's the story of ga cold or you who now lives in a home for the elderly. for decades she would not speak of the war. she a go was one of those who survived in a bunker later she found her mother who had not come to the air raid shelter with her all that was left was a pile of ashes ready ringback ringback. where is she looking in this picture ready. you know my scenario is that they hide the house next door belong to a doctor it had its own air raid shelter and i i know last couple of my father thought someone might still be in there i did it went in and actually found a small girl gun who was still alive or not and i think

was part of it my parents would bring me to protests strapped tightly in my stroller and my mother schama braised my sister maya and me to believe that it was up to us and every generation of americans to keep on marching. she tell us don't sit around and complain about things do something so i did something i devoted my life to making real the words carved in the united states supreme court equal justice under law. and 30 years ago i stood before a judge for the 1st time breathe deep and uttered the phrase that would. that would truly guide my career and the rest of my career camila harris for the people. the people that's why i represented his district attorney fighting on behalf of victims who needed help the people that's who i fought for as california's attorney general when i took on transnational criminal organizations who trafficking guns and drugs and human beings and it's the people who i have fought for as a united states senator where i've worked every day to hold trump officials accountable to the american people. and the people are who gel and i will fight for every day in t