misconduct curse and what steps need to be taken to ensure that it doesn't happen and finally we have sean levy. he did a serious about the fact in santa clara county they were not providing lawyers at the first appearance in misdemeanor cases. he will tell you about his series of stories that actually changed the practice in santa clara. i want to start with amy and if you can tell us what is "ordinary injustice" and how does it manifest itself? >> ordinary injustice happens in a courtroom where there are smart, committed, hard-working people, professionals. but they are routinely acting in ways that fall short. what it is that people and their positions are supposed to be doing. and they don't even realize that anything is missing or that their behavior has devastating consequences for regular people's lives. so this is really the meaning of ordinary injustice that mistakes become routine and the legal professionals can no longer see their role in them. >> can you give us some examples of what you found in your eight-year saga of studying the court system? >> sure. the best way to perhaps get

sean thomas r.t. hiroshima japan. well let's get more now on the story from the steve levy chairman of the peace culture foundation and he moved to the city from the u.s. and for twenty five years ago a good to speak team the city was very closely with those affected by the host of the disaster now more than six decades on health strongly does today's generation of japanese feel about what happened all these years ago. that people who are actually exposed and their family members are mostly still very intensely working to eliminate nuclear weapons the next generation the let's say the twenty year olds or thirty year olds those people are divided there is a group a strong group that is working very hard to. make hiroshima's peace culture a kind of international culture to promote peace culture but there are also a lot who are just tired of the whole thing they've been folding paper cranes since they were in first grade and so there is a dichotomy there. clearly very dense the spread of nuclear weapons yet we currently live in a world where we fear that more countries could be getting hold of them so how do you think he