kawasaki said after the treaty is enforced, the focus will be on changing the attitude of countries under the nuclear umbrella, including japan. he said he wants to step up efforts from civil society to sway their governments. >>> security forces have opened fire on thousands of nigerians protesting against police brutality in the capital. [ gunfire ] human rights group amnesty international says at least 12 peaceful protestors were killed on tuesday night at two large gatherings in the city. protests have swept across nigeria since a video allegedly showing police fatally shooting a young man went viraler why this month. the president has vowed to reform the police unit accused of involvement in the incident. however, protestors have continued to fill the streets. legos and several states are currently under curfew. while many protests have been peaceful, there are reports of violence. protestors storm at prison in a southern town on monday, freeing about 200 inmates. >>> turning to the latest on the coronavirus. as the number of cases surges across western europe, the northern italian r

kawasaki will supply the massive lithium ion batteries to run them.e due for c completion i earlyy 2022. they'll cost more to build than conventional heavy fuel vessels but require less manpower to run, a major advantage for an industry struggling with a labor shortage. the tokyo-based shipping firm that ordered the vessels says they'll be the world's first fully electric tankers. they say they'll use them to transport heavy oil in tokyo bay. the firm is also considering using them to supply electricity to coastal areas in disasters. >>> the university of tokyo is planning to issue its first bond amid dwindling government grants and subsidies. the prestigious university is looking to raise 20 billion yen or around $190 million for funding research projects. the 40-year bond will be the first issued kbi a japanese national university. it will offer an annual interest rate of about 0.8 of a percent. the university says some of the funds raised will be used for the construction of the an underground detector that will replace the university's current fac

the meantime, getting back to apple, of course, the event in a couple hours, let's bring in guy kawasakiit's been a while great to have you back >> thank you, thank you. >> i'm glad i'm relevantagain. >> 5-g is going to change the world. imagine getting five gigabytes up and down. of that allows a lot of things, the internet of things, cars, talking to each other and just live streaming from your phone that's a huge deal >> apple is a master at saying how this is going to work in your daily life. the can you imagine how 5-g will allow you to do things you couldn't do before >> will with, we're assuming that 5-g is coming today let's make that assumption if i were apple, i would think i would have somebody with the 5-g phone in some great location far away streaming live with absolutely absolutely no latency. it's not quite true. but, i he mean, can't let the truth get in the way of good marketing. >> well, is it good marketing, guy? if that is not the experience that people are going to have, i guess, in a way it's a question about 2020 i think a lot of people are going to wonder how goo

the stimulus talks as charlie gasparino just told us, not looking good, i want to bring and gerber kawasakiner, i'm sorry if i pronounced your last name incorrectly but what a day, your reaction in particular and what happened to the president, the first lady, as a market participant in a money manager, how do you manage this. >> thank you for having me, what a week and what a day, obviously we wish the president a swift recovery but we deafly don't need more uncertainty, my participant with the election coming up, we are really trying to see through the noise and hopefully we don't get more animosity and more for what's going on. cheryl: i think? the particular when the day started were fair, with the government run the functionali functionality, these are all fair questions but he seems to be okay now but now we have to talk about the stimulus issue and the fact that a lot of market participants want the package through especially with travel stocks, airline stocks, the transports were doing better today, if we do not get the stimulus before the election, will we see markets trend downwar

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had all of the as thes that are known kawasaki kind. that it was due to a virus.tthought it was a bacteria just continued -- bacteria, it just continued. ended up in the hospital with our child and they said no, what was happening. we put it all together and we went through a difficult moment, we are better now. one of the questions that has been asked over and over that we have not heard an answer for- how contagious is this children? how old were your children and this happened? and four and a half. host: all of them tested positive? caller: we were not able to test because if you are not -- they told us if you are not in the er -- this was in early march. they said there was no testing. the reason why we know we had it is because we had the antibody test later. what is interesting is -- well, whoong -- my son, the one ended up in the hospital, is the one who tested with the antibodies. it was after the fact. the little one also had the antibody and my husband and i had very strong antibody. , a monthested later and a half later, our antibodies are almost nonexi

. >> reporter: living high above the streets of kawasaki, this man could only watch the waters rise fromelow. >> translator: the typhoon was really strong, and it looked like there was a river in front of the shopping mall. >> reporter: his 12-floor apartment may have been safe, but the real trouble was in the basement. the rainwater far exceeded the limits of the storage tank, submerging the building's electrical system underwater. the building went dark for a week, causing massive problems, especially for those living in the upper floors like hondaira. >> translator: if you can't use an elevator, you become a solitary island on land. >> reporter: compounding the problem was a nearby evacuation shelter, leaving residents no choice but to remain in place. >> translator: high-rise apartment buildings are usually made of concrete and are typically safe. we want residents to stay there so that we can prioritize people in areas where there is greater risk. >> reporter: to make that possible, the building owner has implemented new measures, including installing a shutter valve to protect key