those children between laughter and fear, obeying instructions to stay put as the sewall sank. she believes her daughter is still there. >> how can we go back to a normal life? we know where they are. how can we live without finding our kids and husbands? the government has to help us. >> this has been a daily commute for park and her husband demanding president park gun hei maintain her promises to raze the wreck. some recovering the remains of their loved ones. others finding answers. there has been criminal proses accusesprosecutorsprosecutions of the boat's captain. failures in the emergency response after it. >> translator: once our investigative team starts to work properly, we'll report to the public what happened before and after. the government is a rather negative view on our investigative team reviewing the acts. >> the twin sister ship ohemana acknowledge found that the operator had routinely overloaded its vessels. and not proper reply tied down the vehicles. a year on from this tragedy so much remains unresolved. not least the family's grief and regret and questio

they want the sewall to be razed to recover the bodies that were never record ferred. recovered. turned away from another site in jindodo near where the ferry sank. the families have packed up the memorial site and gone away in protest. we have heard the national assembly has passed a resolution calling for the ferry to be razed. >> you have spoken to the parents, do they expect to get satisfaction from the government? >> they are certainly hopeful that they will try that they will get some sort of movement on the special investigation and indeed presumably now after this resolution of the national assembly that more will happen in terms of razing the ship. it is an extremely expensive project, projected to cost $110 million at least. meaning public consultation equivocating somewhat, it's been a difficult year, one man father of a missing girl, said that time essentially stopped for him in april of last year, i went to an emotional news conference, a sense of jealousy that they had to contend with as well and the 75 surviving students who have had to deal with survivor's guilt o

secretary sewall thank you so much for joining us here tonight.it was a really exceptional discussion. i know i've learned a lot. i'm sure everyone else did as well. [ applause ] >>> live programs coming up here today on c-span3. join us for a hearing on whistle blowers, who uncovered problems with the veterans affairs department. lawmakers will hear from employ employees who claim to have suffered retribution for reporting problems within the agency. again, watch that live 4:00 eastern time right here on c-span3. another republican is set to join the race for the white house in 2016. florida senator marco rubio expected to announce his candidacy later in miami. we'll have live coverage starting at 5:45 eastern on c-span. looking further into the week, we'll be live tomorrow with a hearing on immigration issues, with the head of immigration and customs enforcement, testifying before the house judiciary committee. watch that starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow on c-span3. also bob corker would like congress to review iranian nuclear deal. he's

i am pleased to welcome sarah sewall to the council on foreign relations. .. here's how it will proceed. undersecretary sewall will first make some opening remarks for about 15 minutes. i will engage her into further conversation and follow-up to remarks for another 15 minutes. we believe 30 minutes for questions and probably end at 17. for the sake of brevity i will note undersecretary sewall the senate is in was great in government and academia. you can see her detailed resume on the program tonight. and without further ado undersecretary sewall, thank you. [applause] >> thank you, jared. it's wonderful to be here be seeking. and thank you all for joining us. i'm really always happy to talk about atrocity prevention. i know that's sort of a strange thing to say, but for those who are in the community and to have spent much of their lives working to prevent and respond to mass atrocities, we all know the bond that we share and it's really a delight to be with so many of you here tonight. to include senior fellow from the council, paul stares, does not too man