yamaguchi plus 13 family members from atomic bomb sickness. after reached at mr. yamaguchi carried the body to the cemetery, double grave and called for the priest. a church ceremony to return home to care for the remaining family members all of whom had fallen ill. they are dying when i won he told the doctor. who will send for the priest when i am dying? who will dig my grave when i am gone. this is just a short note about what was going on in the united states at the same time. high-level officials adamantly and publicly refuted the news reports i have here a shame he nagasaki of large numbers of people are suffering and dying from radiation exposure. in late august and september general leslie groves, director ready atomic arms were developed try to deflect public discussion about the radiation effects by insisting upon its use in their decisive role in ending the war. the atomic amistad inhuman weapon. our best answer to anyone who doubts this is we did not start the war and if they don't like the way we ended it to remember who started it. later that year th

yamaguchi, lost 13 family members from atomic bomb sickness. after each death mr. yamaguchi carried the body to the cemetery, dug a grave and called for the priest. after each ceremony he returned home to care for the remaining family members all of whom had fallen ill. they are dying one by one, he told the doctor. who will send for the priest when i am dying? who will dig my grave when i am gone? this is just a short note about what was going on in the united states at the same time. high-level officials in the united states adamantly and publicly refuted the news reports out of hiroshima and nagasaki that large numbers of people were suffering and dying from radiation exposure. in late august and early september, for example general leslie grove director of the manhattan project where the bombs were developed, tried to deflect public discussion about the bomb's radiation effects by insisting on the lawfulness of the bombs' use and their decisive role in ending the war. the atomic bomb is not an inhuman weapon he stated in the "new york times." i think our best a

. >>> olympic figure skater kristina yamaguchi at the regency ballroom. >>> the long wait is over for people camping out for kanye's latestshoe. the asking right 200 bucks. one person has been standing in line since tuesday. >>> a dog has a new leash on life after being rescued at henry beach in santa barbara. the dog's owner saw his dog struggling and the life guard paddled out to rescue the dog. the dog was exhausted and gladly jump on board. >>> still to come. one bay area town shuts down short-term rentals. >>> plus the race for president. what two words got one candidate in hot water. >>> good morning. what a friday night in major league baseball. what's that? you missed it? we'll tell you more. pretty good one. >>> you can see clouds ,,,,,,,,, break. >>> good morning. we can get to saturday without talking about last night. let me set the table for you. the giants start of the day, two-and-a-half games behind the dodgers. they picked up marlin byrd. a two run smash. marlin byrd finished a triple shy of the cycle. they weren't done. madison bumgarner picked up his 15th win. that'

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some hawaiians like walter yamaguchi, who lost his business to the lava, believes this is the work ofe. >> why cry? i just smile and start over, again. >> the hawaiian philosophy of the whole thing, if pele wants the house, let her take it. if she wants to come back and reclaim the land, let her have it. if she wants it, she'll take it. >> it creates a vast sea of rolling rock right on top of the land. more than two decades after lava destroyed 100 homes, new residents have come to build on top of the rock, even though they know the fury may return at any moment. >> what amazes me is the fact that after it came down, burned a few houses and it was present in the area, people would still build houses. right now, there are 30 or so houses that are built on the flow that took kalapana. they're sprouting up. >> the 1990 disaster in this village is just one chapter in the continuing saga of man's turbulent relationship with nature in the aloha state. a phenomenon nick plans to document for year to come. >>> coming up, a tsunami-like wave of red mud leaves a small town in ruins. >> it moved