and how shocking that is forjapan and in kawasaki and how shocking that is for japan and those in kawasakiace constitution, prime minister abe wa nts to constitution, prime minister abe wants to have a new normal regarding the ability of japan wants to have a new normal regarding the ability ofjapan to be more assertive in its military profile andjapan assertive in its military profile and japan has pledged to buy 135 fighterjets which are $80 million perjet. fighterjets which are $80 million per jet. that was fighterjets which are $80 million perjet. that was the overarching theme here beyond the pomp and circumstance you saw president trump actually reviewing japanese troops when he was outside the imperial palace. people waving flags. it's a little unsettling to see this posturing when japan's little unsettling to see this posturing whenjapan‘s nation brand image in the world is very much about peace and nonviolence. image in the world is very much about peace and nonviolencem image in the world is very much about peace and nonviolence. is your view shared widely injapan? what is the do

at least 15 children have been stabbed in a park in kawasaki, near tokyo.ported that at least two children and one adult may have died. a suspect has been arrested and police have recovered two knives. it's thought the suspect stabbed himself in the shoulder before he was detained. let's get the latest from tokyo and our correspondent hywel griffith. i know details are just coming in. what more do we know? this happen this morning just before school time in kawasaki, towards the south of tokyo and what we understand is the victims are a mixture of children and adults. suggestions that at least eight children were involved in seven adults. the total number is now being inputted 18 and it is feared east one adult and what child may be unconscious, showing no vital signs of life and therefore there is a fear they may have been killed and one man believed to be in his 40s or 50s has been arrested. he was shot in the shoulder —— stabbed in the shoulder or neck area and is believed to be in a critical condition. i know you will keep across that story, hywel, over

vasey is believed to be a of kawasaki. —— he is believed to be a resident of kawasaki.safe society has been shaken by several mass knife attacks in the past, but they remain rare. so far, there is no apparent motive for this one. mark lobel, bbc news. our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes is at the scene in kawasaki. rupert, what's the latest? we heard from as report that japan is known as a safe, peaceful country? yes, it really is. very shocking for this community. this is a quiet community just shocking for this community. this is a quiet communityjust to the south of tokyo. the kids gathered on the corner behind me here where you can see a temporary memorial is being established. people are coming here and laying flowers and little gifts. the kids gathered here on the corner every morning waiting for the bus to pick them up. something like this would be unimaginable for those children and their parents, as you say this is an extremely safe society. children are used to walking to school in the morning, in the neighbourhood where i live i see children aged f

it's still a moving crime scene, a dynamic time seen in kawasaki.s still a large gordon and they are looking for forensic details, around the bus stop on the bus itself and they will be tracing back but no, at the moment, no suggestion there is anyone linked to this attack, no—one they are looking for so concentrating obviously on those remaining injured children and adults and also trying to work out the background to this person, did they know anything about him, was there any indication beforehand? this type of incident is very rare injapan. this type of incident is very rare in japan. three years this type of incident is very rare injapan. three years ago, we saw the worst ever stabbing incident when 19 people were killed in a care home by a former care worker so there was a suggestion there was motivation similar but we have not been told anything or of any link between the accused and the victims. presumably, a lot of the focus must be on the children who were in the area, who saw what must be an incredibly disturbing scene as they we re incre

our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes sent this report from kawasaki. attack took place this morning. behind me you can see this makeshift memorial where locals are coming and laying flowers a nd where locals are coming and laying flowers and little gifts on the spot where the attack took place, and there is still the outline of the blood from the victims. they have tried to scrap the road but had not been entirely successful. this is a profoundly shocking attack for people in this neighbourhood in japan, because crime here, violent crime, is very rare. then crime is almost unheard of injapan, owning guns is virtually impossible, violent crime is very, very rare. in my neighbourhood it is very common to see five, six, seven—year—old kids walking to school by themselves in the morning, and the reason is that it in the morning, and the reason is thatitis in the morning, and the reason is that it is such a safe society. there have been rare occurrences of knife attacks in the street here. we have seen back in 2008 several people were killed in tokyo by a r

this is the street corner in kawasaki where this awful attack took place this morning.cessful. this is a profoundly shocking attack for people in this neighbourhood and in japan, because crime here — violent crime — is very rare. gun crime is almost unheard of injapan. owning guns is virtually impossible. but violent crime in general is very, very rare. if you go to the neighbourhood where i live, it is very common to see five, six, seven—year—old kids walking to school by themselves in the morning. and the reason for that is it is such a safe society. there have been rare occurrences of knife attacks in the street here. we have seen, back in 2008, several people were killed seven people were killed on the street in tokyo by a random attack. in 2016, the worst mass murder in modern japanese history happened when 19 people were stabbed to death in a care home outside tokyo. but this sort of thing, it is almost unheard of, and that's why this sort of thing is so profoundly shocking for the people here. and in tokyo, as the us president's state visit came to a close, japan

the attack happened just before 8 in the morning in this usually quiet suburb of kawasaki city as children were waiting to board a bus to go to a nearby private catholic elementary school a man attacked a group of girls with knives it appears he deliberately targeted the students but some adults were also caught in the violence eyewitnesses say the attacker was carrying 2 knives the latest stabbed himself and died in hospital not. a sock hid screaming and crying other kids in people at the scene looked too shocked to do anything i didn't know what i could do for them. medical staff say most of the wounded being treated at several hospitals are children among those killed an 11 year old girl and attack like this mainly against children is particularly shocking in japan which is regarded as one of the safest countries in the world with one of the lowest murder rates in july 2016 there was another mass stabbing in the same prefecture on that occasion 19 people were killed in a home for people with disabilities by a former employee as the scene of this attack was cleaned investigators were try

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in kawasaki city, japan.eave the eu with or without a deal. she says she still wants an orderly exit. alastair campbell, tony blair's former spin doctor, is expelled from the labour party for voting lib dem in the european elections. the family of the ringleader of the london bridge attackers say they reported him to the anti—terror hotline two years before the killing spree. since the fall of the islamic state group in syria, hundreds of its prisoners have been freed. many are yazidis, a religious minority, who were captured and enslaved when is swept through their homeland in sinjar in northern iraq, in 2014. those who survived are now trying to rebuild their lives, and reunite broken families. our middle east correspondent, quentin sommerville, reports now, from northern iraq. five years without playing, five years of cruelty, five years a slave. 11—year—old nashat is now free from the islamic state group's torment. translation: they would buy us children, no matter what the age, and make us servants, and

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when he reports the attack happened just before 8 in the morning in this usually quiet suburb of kawasaki city as children were waiting to board a bus to go to a nearby private catholic elementary school a man attacked a group of girls with knives it appears he deliberately targeted the students but some adults were also caught in the violence eyewitnesses say the attacker was carrying 2 knives the latest stabbed himself and died in hospital not. kids screaming and crying other kids in people at the scene looked too shocked to do anything i didn't know what i could do for them. medical staff say most of the wounded being treated at several hospitals are children among those killed an 11 year old girl and attack like this mainly against children is particularly shocking in japan which is regarded as one of the safest countries in the world with one of the lowest murder rates. in july 2016 there was another mass stabbing in the same prefecture on that occasion 19 people were killed in a home for people with disabilities by a former employee as the scene of this attack was cleaned investigat

the morning on tuesday just a few meters down the road from where we are standing in a suburb of kawasaki city just outside the capital tokyo normally this part of. a fairly quiet suburb but at that time of the morning would be particularly busy with people commuting to work and also going to school there was a train station down the road behind me and also. bus stop which is where the attack is believed to have happened at that bus stop school children lining up waiting to go to a particular elementary school in the area a private catholic school in the hospitals are saying that most of the patients that they are treating young school children we know that the attacker is now confirmed dead is a man believed to be in his forty's or fifty's as far as we know operating on his own eyewitness accounts say that he was brandishing 2 knives when he carried out the attack of course an attack like this would be shocking anywhere in the world particularly involving school children but it is particularly shocking and disturbing in japan which is regarded as one of the safest countries in the world

trying to find out why children may have been the targets of such violence wayne hay al jazeera kawasaki japan. the leader of italy's link party says the european election results represent a call to reverse spending cuts details of any who is also italy's deputy prime minister repeated his intention to cut taxes and defiance of europe's policy of austerity and he says it was time to change outdated rules that have hurt countries . the europe of cuts among employment has failed pursing greece merkel micron and may were rejected everywhere the europe of insecurity and. unemployment has been rejected even the advance of the green and in some countries such as germany calls for the overcoming of economic constraints however it goes it will be a success and we are counting on being part of that success story as without a leader after a no confidence vote forced rightwing chancellor sebastian curtis to step down opposition parties joined forces to remove him from office over a corruption scandal involving a former coalition partner dominic a nasa story from vienna. just over a week ago court

at least 16 people have been stabbed in a park in kawasaki, near tokyo.eing reported that at least two children and one adult may have died. a suspect has been arrested and police have recovered two knives. it is thought the suspect stabbed himself in the shoulder before he was detained. the bbc‘s hywel griffith has the latest from tokyo. yes, the latest we understand is that one adult and one child may have been killed in the attack. a group of schoolchildren were queueing for their morning bus. the attacker, said to be a man in his 40s or early 50s, approached them and began to attack people, both in the queue for the bus and on the actual bus itself. now up to 16 people were injured in that. we understand that two of them have died, and that amongst the 16 was the attacker himself, who ended up stabbing himself in the neck or in the shoulder. the police were able to retrieve two knives from the scene. now, this clearly is a horrific attack, very rare injapan, which doesn't have a crime problem on this level. there were attacks three years ago at a care

at least 16 people have been stabbed, three of them fatally, in an attack in the japanese city of kawasaki. police say they have a man in custody. there is no apparent motive for the attack. after the european election shake—up, leaders of the 28 eu member states are gathering in brussels to thrash out the distribution of top jobs in the european institutions — they'll be choosing replacements forjean claude juncker at the european commission and donald tusk at the european council among others. the deposed chancellor of austria, sebastian kurz, says he's looking forward to elections in september. he was speaking after losing a no—confidence vote. mr kurz‘s coalition with the far—right freedom party collapsed last week when its leader was caught in a covert video sting that suggested he was open to corruption. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with brexit — first up the front page of the times, it says the brexit party's success is forcing the conservatives to take a tougher line on the eu as candidates to replace the

it happened in the city of kawasaki, close to the capital, tokyo.eld—hayes reports. this morning, this quiet residential street on the south side of tokyo was turned into a scene from a horror movie. schoolgirls lining up to get on their morning bus, slashed and stabbed by a knife—wielding man shouting, "i'm going to kill you!" this man saw it happen. "i heard the screams, then i saw some kids lying on the ground," he says. "there was a man with two long sashimi knives, one in each hand. then he cut himself in the neck and collapsed." "i saw a boy who had been slashed on the face and leg," says this man. "he was very traumatised, terrified. i cannot forgive what was done to these kids." this afternoon, people began leaving flowers and little gifts at the site, a sign of respect for the two who were killed — one, a little girl, the other, a parent. so this is the street corner where the little girls were lining up to get on their bus this morning when they were suddenly attacked by this man wielding two knives. you can still see the bloodstains on th

continued on tuesday with brazilian striker hulk scoring twice for shanghai sipg in their 2—2 draw with kawasakilive their hopes of making it through to the knock—out stages. they're second in group h and now need to beat current leaders ulsan hyundai at home to guarantee top spot and progression to the knockout stage. kim shin—wook‘s first half strike secured jeonbuk motors a spot in the knockout stages — after the korean champions beat beijing guoan 1—0, while 2017 champions urawa red diamonds were 2—1 winners over buriram united taking them second in group g with one match remaining. elsewhere in football news atletico madrid captain diego godin will leave the club — after nine years when his contract expires in june. the uruguayan defender was in tears at a press conference, as he made the announcement on tuesday. he's played 387 times for atletico and famously clinched the club's first la liga title in 18 years — with a header in a 1—1 draw at barcelona in 2014. godin didn't say where he's moving to, but there is speculation he could bejoining inter milan in italy's serie a. translation: th

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the attack happened just before eight in the morning in this usually quiet suburb of kawasaki city as children were waiting to board a bus to go to a nearby private catholic elementary school a man attacked a group of girls with knives it appears he deliberately targeted the students but some adults were also caught in the violence eyewitnesses say the attacker was carrying two knives the latest stabbed himself and died in hospital not. kids screaming and crying other kids in people at the scene looked too shocked to do anything i didn't know what i could do for them. medical staff say most of the wounded being treated at several hospitals are children among those killed an eleven year old girl and attack like this mainly against children is particularly shocking in japan which is regarded as one of the safest countries in the world with one of the lowest murder rates in july two thousand and sixteen there was another mass stabbing in the same prefecture on that occasion nineteen people were killed in a home for people with disabilities by a former employee as the scene of this attack

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it happened in the city of kawasaki near tokyo.movie. schoolgirls lining up to get on their morning bus, slashed and stabbed by a knife—wielding man shouting, "i'm going to kill you!" this man saw it happen. "i heard the screams, then i saw some kids lying on the ground," he says. "there was a man with two long sashimi knives, one in each hand. then he cut himself in the neck and collapsed." "i saw a boy who had been slashed on the face and leg," says this man. "he was very traumatised, terrified. i cannot forgive what was done to these kids." this afternoon, people began leaving flowers and little gifts at the site, a sign of respect for the two who were killed — one, a little girl, the other, a parent. so this is the street corner where the little girls were lining up to get on their bus this morning when they were suddenly attacked by this man wielding two knives. you can still see the bloodstains on the street here. an attack like this would be profoundly shocking anywhere in the world, but it is all the more shocking here inja

indiscriminate stabbing as the children were boarding a bus railwaya rail rate -- a station outside kawasaki in tokyo. as he was leaving, he stopped andd stabbed himself in the neck and lalater died of his injuries in hospital. donald trump the u.s. president, ended his four-day stay in japan today, saying he wanted to offer his prayers and sympapathy to te victims and their families just before he left japan. in the last t few hours, the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, has talked about his anger at what happened. he went on to say that he ordered the education ministry to ensure that children in japan are safe when they are traveling to and from schools. it is very rare in t this counuy for children to be dropped off outside school by their parents in cars. many take buses. many as young as five and six will use public transport on their own. genie: japan has a reputation for being a safe society. have there been any incidents as dramatic as this one there before? just in: there have. i can recall three or four in the last 20 years. it is important to put out that gun crime in japan is

authorities say 16 people were stabbed at an attack in kawasaki . in the past 90 minutes or so. 40 minutes southwest of tokyo. one adult and one child have died so far, officials say one man has been arrested. right now the motive for the attack is unclear with no word yet on the conditions of the other victims. at the live news desk i'm elizabeth cook. >>> a nest camera in redwood city caught a mountain lion sort of passing through, this happened last week. the couple who caught the big cat in the act wanted to get the word out because apparently the neighbors have a lot of pets mountain lines are rare but not unheard of in the area. they say if you see one stay away and call 911. >> a new dialing process is coming for phone customers in the east bay starting next month people in the 510 area code must dial the 1+ the area code and number to make in a call to the 510 or the new 341 area code. the procedure starts on june 22 and paves the way for the 341 area code to be added. >>> the streets of oakland are in woeful shape, pockmarked with potholes

at least 16 people have been stabbed, three of them fatally, in an attack in the japanese city of kawasaki. eight of the victims are believed to be children. police say they have a man in custody. there is no apparent motive for the attack. president trump is ending his four—day visit to japan, where he was the first head of state to meet the new emperor. on the agenda with prime minister abe have been north korea and trade deals. he is due to visit a naval base before he leaves the country. the austrian parliament has forced the chancellor and his centre—right government from office. sebastian kurz recently ended his coalition with the far—right freedom party when its leader was caught in a covert video sting that suggested he was open to corruption. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week, on the travel show: it's ladies‘ night in the atlas mountains. i think this might be my wedding. wejoin the historic cavalcade of pancho villa. and i'm stepping up to the plate in new york. i don't know if i'm going to be able to hit it that hard, but i'm going to give it my best shot. no pressure

trying to find out why children may have been the targets of such violence wayne hay al jazeera kawasaki japan years of war and poverty have had a devastating impact on afghanistan's health care system the country's largest children's hospital treats up to 1200 patients every day stephanie decker reports. she's barely a year old but little roy is struggling to stay alive it took her family 6 hours to drive here and there is little they can do now but wait. you would we took her to a local hospital in our village and but it didn't help her health condition was getting worse so we came here there is only one intensive care room here and it's full of their tiny bodies share the beds. even with all the books. astound that it it is completely against all medical standards but we have no choice it is the lack of facilities that we're faced with that the current condition is stressful for doctors and nurses and it has a negative impact on treatment. every day is a challenge inside afghanistan's largest children's hospital they desperately need money it's not only a lack of space but the equipme

witnesses saw the attacker carrying a knife in each hand at the school bus stop in kawasaki. they say he started slashing people and screaming i will kill you. at least 17 people were injured. police say the man died after stabbing himself. no word. >>> president trump back in the house after four day trip to japan. the president and prime minister may have cemented their personal relationship but have not come to an agreement on a new trade deal. both leaders disagreed on the significance of south korea -- north korea's missile test. >>> a live look at capitol hill in washington were a bill to help communities hit by natural disasters was locked for a second time. a second house republican stop progress on the bill. thomas massie of kentucky objected to passing the bill under special house procedures. another republican objected to the bill on fiscal ground spoke the bill would provide $19 billion for flood and hurricane victims. >>> a california minor-league baseball team apologizing to new york congresswoman alexander ocasio-cortez. issue, a memorial day tribute video the

authorities say 1 suspect is in custody after going on a stabbing rampage earlier this evening in kawasakiut 40 minutes west of tokyo. several people were stabbed including what young people in an elementary school. one adult and one child were killed. a motive for the attack is unclear. >>> a woman loss in the forests of hawaii was amazingly found alive by her friends and family after 17 days. 35-year-old yoga instructor, amanda eller survived by eating bugs, drinking from streams and even curling up in a wild boar's den. volunteers on the search kept up hope long after all seemed lost. then, a helicopter found her by a waterfall. with her leg broken, her shoes missing but her fighting spirit intact. >> i can walk if i need to . >> you have walked enough. >> so nice to see you. >> just seeing the power of prayer and the power of love and everybody combined their efforts is incredible. >> an american climber has died while descending the summit of mount everest. chris coolidge became the 11th person to die in the last 10 days. the deaths are partly blamed on overcrowding. a record number o

it happened in the city, psyche," -the city kawasaki close to tokyo. abbed himself and died in hospital. rupert wingfield-hayes reports. this quiets morning street was turned into a scene from a horror movie. s schoolgiiting for the morning bus/and stabbed by a knife wielding man shouting "i'm going to kill you." man saw it happen. "i heard some kids lying on the ground," he says. "it was a man with two sashimi knife, one in each hand. then he cut himself and collapsed." "i saw a boy lying on the ground slashed in the face." this afternoon people begaer leaving flowand little gifts at the site, sign of respect for the the two who were killed, one a little girl, the other a parent. this is the street corner where the girls were lining up to get on the bus when they were attacked by this man wielding two knives. you can see the bloodstains on the street. and attack like this wo profoundly shocking anywhere in the world, but all the more in japan because this is such a safe society. jan is so safly it is extern common to see children as young as six years

the attack happened at a crowded bus stop just outside of tokyo, and kawasaki. a motive for that attack is still unclear. >>> president trump has offered his condolences to the stabbing victims there, he and first lady melania trump left japan just hours ago after wrapping up a four day trip, before setting off for home, they addressed the troops for memorial day on the uss wasp, doctor japan. they also visited a nearby japanese destroyer. this despite a lavish reception, by shinzo abe and a meeting with the company's new emperor, the visit hit the rocks over north korea. president trump butted heads with japan and his own advisors. saying north korea's rece ballistic missile tests were of no real concern. >> ballistic missiles going out, theesgoing out, and, i think that someday, we will have a deal. >> my people think it could have been a violation, as you know. i view it differently. >> trumps national security advisor john bolton says there was no doubt the missile test violate un resolutions. >>> asian stocks meanwhile are already trending higher after the

at least 18 people have been stabbed, three of them fatally, in an attack in the japanese city of kawasaki. eight of the victims are believed to be children. police say they have a man in custody. president trump is ending his four day visit to japan. on the agenda with prime minister abe have been north korea and trade deals. the austrian parliament has forced the chancellor and his centre—right government from office. sebastian kurz lost a no—confidence vote — 00:00:38,286 --> 2147483051:37:03,858 in the continuing fallout over 2147483051:37:03,858 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 a corruption scandal. now on bbc news we're heading to cannes for the world's most prestigious film festival. it's talking movies with tom brook. hello, from the french riviera and welcome to this special edition of talking movies. i'm tom burke. we look back at some of highlights from this year's cannes film once upon a time in hollywood, starring leonardo dicaprio and brad pitt. it was thought the film wouldn't be ready in time for the festival, but it was, and it made an impact. it is hard to overstate the sense of

on its front page is the knife attack in kawasaki, in which two people were killed.ny of the 15 injured schoolchildren may develop post—traumatic stress disorder. and finally the straits times, with some good news for singapore. a report by swiss business school imd says the republic has become the world's most competitive economy, ahead of hong kong, the us, switzerland and the united arab emirates. those are the papers. eight years after the meltdown at the fukushima nuclear power plant injapan, people are finally being allowed to return to their homes. they were evacuated from the area when a huge tsunami struck in 2011, precipitating a triple meltdown at the daiichi power plant. now around just under half of the land in the small town of okuma has been cleaned up. so, are people coming home? our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield hayes has been there to find out. oops, i pulled the whole lot out. salad fresh from the fields of fu kushima. speaks japanese. (no (n0 audio translation available). i am eating their salad without asking. after eight years as a nuclea

it happened south of tokyo in the city of kawasaki. 13 of the victims are elementary school children and at least one child was killed. there are reports that the man approached a group of children with a knife in each hand yelling i will kill you. japanese television is reporting the man then stabbed himself and later died at the hospital. >>> a large crowd gathered in oakland today to honor those who have died serving our country. it was the 98th annual memorial day commemoration at mountain view sarah cemetery in oakland. a boy scout colorguard to the presentation of the colors. the crowd joined in the pledge of allegiance and a prayer. after the ceremony there was a tour of the civil war plot that focused on the role that californians played in that war. since the american revolution more than one .3 million u.s. soldiers have died in combat and today memorial day ceremony was held at the national cemetery. christian talk to families whose loved ones paid the timate price for their country. >> present. >> there is no other site that offers a poignant reminder of the sacrifices ma

>>and breaking news now we're following a deadly stabbing is stabbing that happening kawasaki japan.say that 16 people including elementary school children were stabbed in that city that's just outside of tokyo. one adult and one child had died police say that they detained a man and we are still awaiting to find out why the attack happened and the conditions of those injured. >>let's get a weather check outside sfo that some clouds there and guess what they got some delays a an sfo to 70 minutes arriving flights to low clouds and interfering with some of those incoming flights, no delays reported at the other airports around the bay area things get interesting of course the of the snow to the sierra nevada in just a ton of that again from that storm system a late season cold storm dropping on in over the weekend think settling down a little bit as we head toward tomorrow morning, although by the afternoon again some pop-up showers but more widely scattered as we head toward tomorrow afternoon and the patchy fog will linger along the coastline but begin to blow way into the afternoon

this happened at a elementary school in kawasaki just outside of tokyo. he man was later released. no word on whathetabbing spree. >> a tense night at the west field mall in san francisco. shoppers running into the streets after security scare. it happened around 6:00 this evening. a manwa inside the mall was swinging what was thought to be a weapon. that man was taken in for a psychological s.evaluation. a short time later, a fire alarm went off, sending employees and customers into the streets. >> i was minding my business, eating my lunch. now, all of a sudden they was like, you got to get out. we'll let you know when you can come back in.ed b >> and they were allowed back in after a brief search, everyone reenteredmi the mall. >> wrelief in the south bay tonight after hours of searching by air and by ground. a missingng hiker with a heart condition has been found. his friends reported him missin average after an uv nnerving encounter. nbc bay area cheryl hurd with what caused him to get lost. >> reporter: he was on al um rock avenue, confused, but happy to be safe. we caught up

it happened early this morning in the city of kawasaki outside of tokyo. the man had a knife in each hand and started screaming i will kill you before slashing the girls. the dead include an 11-year-old girl and a man believed to be the father of one of the children. president trump offered his sympathy before leaving japan. >> all americans stand with the people of japan and grieve for the victims and for their families. >> the suspect died after reportedly cutting himself in the neck. police say his identity and motive are unknown. >>> president trump has wrapped up his four-day state visit to japan. he's scheduled to return to the white house this afternoon. earlier today, the president greeted u.s. service members aboard a navy ship docked in japan. the president tweeted his appearance aboard the u.s.s. wasp as a memorial day event. laura podesta is here in new york with more on how his visit went. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie, during talks with prime minister shinzo abe president trump said it became clear that the u.s./japanese alliance

including the attack and more than a dozen people have been wounded the stabbing took place in kawasaki's city near tokyo japanese media reported that one of the dead and most of the injured all school children it's believed they were waiting for a bus during the morning rush hour a suspected attacker is reported to have killed himself. i'm joined now by michael pena journalist based in tokyo michael what has the local authorities know so far about the attack. well the tech certainly came out of nowhere as far as anybody was concerned you know there's been nothing about it anybody knowing who this person know was or why he did it but apparently this morning at about 7 30 am local time when the schoolgirls were lining up for their for their bus to take down the school man approached them with kitchen knives one in each hand and said i'm going to kill you and then he proceeded to attack the girls and in the end apparently about 16 of these young girls 6 or 7 years old were injured and one of them has died and he also killed a man in his thirty's before running a few yards away and sticking

0n the front page of the japan times, a day after a knife attack on a group of school children in kawasakit the victims. two people died — an 11—year—old girl and the father of an unharmed student who had worked for the japanese embassy in myanmar. next, the straits times reports on china and singapore's agreement to deepen military ties. it could mean larger—scale military exercises and and more frequent high—level talks. and on the reuters website, new research suggesting that hundreds of millions of people could lose their water supply as global warming causes asia's glaciers to melt. the report, published in thejournal nature, finds that the loss of glaciers will make nations from india to kazakhstan much more vulnerable to drought. those other papers. —— those are the papers. here's a riddle for you — what has six wheels, an australian accent and high hopes for getting to mars? the answer is this — a space rover designed by students from australia's monash university as part of a global competition. they were given a budget ofjust us$18,000 to build a machine that can perform complex

745 morning on tuesday just a few meters down the road from where we are standing in a suburb of kawasaki's city just outside the capital tokyo normally in this part of . a fairly quiet suburb but at that time of the morning would be particularly busy with people commuting to work and.

0n the front page of the japan times, a day after a knife attack on a group of schoolchildren in kawasakiout the victims. two people died, an 11—year—old girl and the father of an unharmed student who had worked for the japanese embassy in myanmar. next, the straits times reports on china and singapore's agreement to deepen military ties. it could mean larger—scale military exercises and more frequent high—level talks. and on the reuters website, new research suggesting that hundreds of millions of people could lose their water supply as global warming causes asia's glaciers to melt. the report published in the journal nature finds that the loss of glaciers will make nations from india to kazakhstan much more vulnerable to drought. it is now eight years since the fukushima nuclear disaster injapan, when a tsunami triggered a huge explosion partial meltdown at a nuclear power plant. making the plant completely safe could take up to 50 years and cost a as much as $1 trillion. 0ur tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes is one of the first foreign journalists to be taken inside the damage

two days after the knife attack on a group of school children in kawasaki, the japan times reveals that as a recluse. relatives of the suspect, ryuichi iwasaki, expressed their concerns to the authorities long before the mass stabbing took place, but they did not contact him. and the philippine daily inquirer broke the news that president rodrigo duterte has approved the public auction of a jewellery collection seized from the former first lady imelda marcos. the collection‘s value is estimated at $13.5 million. mr duterte has asked that all the money be used to benefit the philippine public. it is just over a month since supporters of so—called islamic state launched a wave of suicide bombings in sri lanka. more than 250 people died in a series of attacks on churches and hotels used by foreigners. since then, more details have been emerging of the terrorist cell behind the attacks and the missed opportunitues to stop them. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani has been looking into the case of a local muslim politician who has paid dearly for helping to investigate the extremists. paralys

the japan times, and on its front page isa japan times, and on its front page is a knife attack in kawasakiaper says doctors fear that many of the 15 injured schoolchildren may develop ptsd. and finally, the straits times of singapore with some good news for the citystate — a report by imd saying that there is has become the most competitive economy in the world, ahead of hong kong, the us, switzerland and the uae. now, the release of two reuters journalists in myanmar has been big news, but there i warns of an increased attack on freedom of speech. one group claims around 50 people have been charged since unsung suture's government took power, for taking part in artistic performances and protests —— aung sun syu kyi. this is a performance at the expense of the powers that be, and it could have landed you in prison in the past. but those who thought officials would see the funny side we re officials would see the funny side were mistaken. when officials watched it on facebook, they had the performers arrested for pay painting the armed forces in a bad light. this morning, this woman is goin

it occurred in kawasaki city on the southern edges of tokyo.himself in the shoulder before he was detained, according to nhk, the broadcaster in japan. some of the clearest moving footage ever taken of britain's long—serving 19th century monarch queen victoria has been discovered in a film archive in a new york museum. for decades the images had been overlooked, forgotten, until a curator from the british film institute saw them earlier this year and helped bring them to light. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell has this exclusive report. queen victoria in a sharper focus than ever seen before. this was her last trip to ireland in 1900 and is believed to be the last time she was filmed before her death less than a year later. it's the best view you will ever get of queen victoria in moving pictures. the footage had been stored for decades in new york's museum of modern art. but it was only when bryony dixon — a curator with the british film institute — was shown it, that its historical significance was truly realised. i nearly fell off my c