Also overseas, Japan and the world tonight, marking 80 years since the US dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Three days later, a second bomb dropped on Nagasaki. And all nearly a quarter of a million lives were lost by the aerial assault, which many historians say helped usher the end of World War II.NBC's Janice Mackie Freyer has the look at how the city is honoring those lives lost while fighting to ensure history does not repeat itself. Every morning at exactly 8:15, the chimes ring out across Hiroshim ...

Both US intelligence per the testimony of the director of intelligence to Congress back in March and also the IEA have said that there is no unequivocal evidence to suggest that Iran were on the path to build a nuclear bomb. Where does that leave the legality of this war. And so it begs a bigger question, Joanna, of what is the future of international human rights law, international law, even laws in the conduct of warfare when countries can now have their borders violated without the kind of declaration of ...