>> i think both the men in our story, steve wesley, phil angelites, thought we did the right thing.hink the clock was ticking. people were worried about the state running out of money. and again, voters have had a tendency to pass bonds thinking -- not really seeing the impact of all the borrowing that cost. and i don't think that that was emphasized in this campaign. the governor ran around with a great big credit card. a big photo op. but there wasn't a lot of talk about, this is a ten-year payback plan. >> under jerry brown we have this rainy day fund. we can't do what we did pack then, the proposition prevents that. are we now going to avoid this kind of thing in the future with the rainy day fund, higher tax rates? >> i think it helps stave this off. i mean, you're going to have money that's going to be set aside. but the long-term structure of how we spend money, the tax revenues, the volatility of relying on income taxes, that is still there in california. and we've got to hope the economy keeps going well. >> this is the end of an ugly chapter and i think everybody should ce

wesley, my 23-year-old son. host: next is a 7.5 minute tour of the museum. this is run by an american? clifton: steve lieber.t: how did that come about? clifton: i'm not sure. butsh i had better answers, he is the first american director of the peace memorial museum and hiroshima. host: we will see some edited clips, but what does the museum do? clifton: it presents a very honest and thorough -- very unbiased history of the atomic bombing. they did their research very well. there are no accusations. it is very straightforward. therein lies its power. host: do you have any sense of how many -- clifton: i don't. host: let's get a brief look at this video inside the museum of hiroshima and the american director is giving you the tour. clifton: correct. [video clip] [indistinct crowd chatter] >> this is one thing i would like to show everybody. it is one of the things you don't think about. i just said the city was crushed in 10 seconds. int means all of the glass the city was shattered and turned into bullets. -- any little thing that can move starts flying through the air. like a bullet. all of the glass would