well for more let's cross now to tokyo based journalist alley irani today a ceremony marking 75 years since the u.s. atomic bombing of hiroshima took place what can you tell us about it cation. thank you for having me yes today we have 75th anniversary of the atomic bomb that was dropped on hiroshima today a ceremony was held scaled down significantly there are social distancing in their chairs and their general was not that means it was not allowed to enter our life years the year exactly our. 8 am we did the exact moments where and so if you 5 years ago moments of silence was observed in remembrance of the obvious comment on. this ceremony has never been cancelled since dear center of power was built in 1952 and today the list are over 324000 names of the victims were put in the center of. this list is our worst day to each year and then there was the mayor of hiroshima speech and he urged of all to unite against common threats to humanity of course includes the threats but he also warned about the rising nationalism which is threatening the people of the world and you refer also to

departamento de justicia de estados unidos confirmÓ la incautaciÓn como -- de cuatro buques con petrÓleo iranÍependiente. el presidente donald trump dijo que no le darÁ dinero al servicio postal, que necesita recursos para la votaciÓn por correo, si los demÓcratas del congreso no le dan ciertas concesiones. le diremos de quÉ se trata. por quÉ gracias. en breve. los negocios de new york tienen otro problema, la fuga de residentes de la ciudad. se estÁn yendo por miles, ♪ jorge: el nacimiento de un bebÉ prematuro de una madre en, para salvar su vida. asÍ empieza la historia de una familia inmigrante y sus esfuerzos para estar juntos. son programas que se encuentran en colaboraciÓn. >> en el hospital me dicen... "le vamos a adelantar el parto porque el bebÉ estÁ perdiendo oxÍgeno"... yo le dije "¿cÓmo estÁ mi esposa?". y me dijeron que estaba en coma. >> todavÍa no estaba con nosotros porque salÍ positiva al coronavirus. mi esposo tambiÉn estaba positivo. >> tranquila. >> yo querÍa que mi hijo estuviera acÁ... [llanto] jorge: la historia completa en "aquÍ y ahora" este domingo. vamos hablar de di

they have done to me or -- - otr remix, and government wanted to send an message to all the women , irani and women, but at the news,ime, if f you see the even though we are at 2424 and , women are getting border -- bolder and braver,r, they want o compulsory -- an online even the police officers asked them, tetelling to their face tt i don't believe in this law and i'm not obeying this sexual discrimination. >> do you believe it is still going on or has the movement stopopped because of intimidatin or the other things? >> it is n not like that. but they are doing another campaign just to make -- to record the -- the police officecers who wants to ararrest them, they are brave enough. in 201313.f for - yoyou uld d not do thehe same t. >> of course not. >> why n not? >> the timee i voted two years ago, i didn't believe in any reform, even back then. it is just because i was an animal supporter and they promised to have this right for animals. but i had believed in reform before 2009. who said of the people there are going to be some changes in the government. but after 2009 and the demonst

this deal is only this multilateral setting that is facing us as you know that role is empty and iranis views and against the united states and i think it has been successful the house and human will have a choice if the u.s. puts the sanctions into place as the power and the ability to do so even if the security council of the members and security council say that it isn't the deal is still actually can put sanctions in place how are you going to deal with that it has of course it has sanctioned whatever it can every relevant economic financial entity in iran related to iran so it doesn't have anything to you know sanction more it can go unilaterally and do snapback you militarily with others china russia european saying that we are not abiding by this snapback this for change that much of the you know current equation in which the united states unilaterally imposing sanctions and others are trying not to abide by those unilateral sanctions holywood do you think do you think that it really doesn't matter what the u.s. does next day for us and china are going to play ball i think it's a

kamal bell meets with irani immigrants to learn about their experience. >> what was it like to come here>> i got here 6:00 in the morning. wakes me up. let's go! so he takes me to a pizzeria and they tell me, got to clean off the tables. wash the floors. $2.75 an hour. i counted all my hours that week. the paycheck comes. it's not the amount that i want. so i tell the guy, what's going on? i worked so many hours. he tells me uncle sam. i said, who the hell is uncle sam? >> immigrant stories do make this country. don't miss united shades of america on sunday. w. kamau bell challenges misconceptions about iranians living in america. and then he explores the communities of skid row in los angeles at 10:00. busy night for kamau. it's right here on cnn. okay, give it a try. between wisdom and curiosity, there's a bridge. between ideas and inspiration, trauma and treatment. gained a couple of more pounds. that's good for the babies. between the moments that make us who we are, and keeping them safe, private and secure, there's webex. ♪ ♪ beautiful. oh yeah, you going to place it? not until i'm

so our nation could build missiles and in the middle east the present approved that strip to kill iranind terrace. you will recall that when the president took office, radical islamic terrorists and ice is controlled the territory the size of great britain, today because of the president's determination and leadership, thesh isys caliphate is wiped o. it's gone. it's evil leader is dead and ar three soldiers are on their way home. the president exited the us fro the disastrous nuclear deal wit iran and squeeze the ayatollah, has block, and hamas. the president moved this -- the rightful capital of the jewish sahomeland. and just two weeks go between -- this is still that our grandchildren will be about in their history books. you know, as a soldier i saw firsthand people desperate to flee to freedom the weight each of us can best and short our freedoms is by electing leaders who don't just talk but who deliver. an american hostage imprisoned in turkey turkey for two years set upon his release that he survived his or deal with these words of scripture. be faithful, and door, and finish w

department of defense can better execute its mission to protect the nation against chinese, russian irani and and north korean cyber attacks. what are the capability shortfalls? what should its role be in a were emergency response action? thank you for your diligent efforts in reproducing this report and for agreeing to testify before this subcommittee. senator manchin, welcome. senator blumenthal sat in to make sure things were working. welcome. do you have opening comments? >> thank you very much for your die appreciate that. thank you senator rounds. i want to welcome senator angus king and representative mike gallagher. ok. who served as cochair of the this committeeof establishing last year's ndaa, and general chris -- who served as one of the commission members. senator king is a distinguished member of this committee. -- herbstor galler, and it of gallagher, i think him. >> i want to speak about the efforts of this commission, why has been successful and what we can learn for the future. commission of this size was intended not just to educate congress, the intent is to forge a con

president trump took decisive action against irani and terrorist mastermind qasem soleimani, a man responsiblehs of hundreds american servicemen. when our nato allies failed to meet their commitments as we upheld ours, president trump demanded parity. nato members have now increased their contributions over $100 billion this year. nato's secretary-general credits president donald j. trump. president trump challenged and an evers to challenge increasingly provocative and militant china. but make no mistake. president trump is no hawk. he wisely wields the sword when required, but believes in seeking peace instead of perpetual conflict. just over a week ago, our president brokered a peace agreement between the united arab emirates and israel. the first in the middle east in over 25 years. this week, afghan negotiators with help from american officials will start peace negotiations between the taliban and the afghan government to end america's longest war. ask yourself, has this president kept his promises? to keep us out of needless conflicts and pursue ending wars without end? has he defended y