To help deter nuclear annihilation, the world needs social contracts, simple and in everyday terms, says Dr. Hideko Tamura, Hiroshima bomb survivor and peace ambassador.
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fully in to run for president. all right. we re already out of town but real quick because i said i want it to ask this question earlier last we spoke. if this is considered late by some people s standards to jump into the race, why is it so many are waiting so late before they make it official? reporter: first of all, money. very expensive to run. two, a lot of candidates have already run and they don t need their name i.d. that s what we re seeing, fred. mark preston, always good to see you. appreciate that. all right, lessons learned now from past disasters. hiroshima survivor who uses radiation to help save lives as a cancer doctor.
so the talk back question today, who should pick up the tab for enforcing libya s no ply fly zone? join in, facebook.com/carolcnn. a very expensive war. war is very expensive. moammar gadhafi, perhaps he should pick up some of the tab. somebody has control of his assets. why not use some of them? making cuts in this country 57b paying a lot for this war. could add up to, what, a billion dollars? right. interesting to see what people have to say. thank you, carol. a look at what s ahead on the rundown, live to japan where a reactor core may be leaking radioactive material that could, would, lead to a nuclear we ll ask that question. io medown? also, hiroshima survivor who used radiation to help save lives, as cancer doctor. plus, the hispanic pulation in the united states here reaches a new milestone. going to break down those numbers. and syrian protesters.