mayor kazumi matsui highlighted this year's achievements. he said participants had sent a strong message about ridding the world of nuclear weapons. >>> japanese cabinet ministers have set a new cap on the price to build a national stadium for the 2020 tokyo games. they've scrapped the original plan amid criticism for the skyrocketing price tag. they say they'll now cut costs by 40%. >> translator: we've limited the function of the new stadium to what is needed for the competitions. we considered what's best for the athletes and what would suit a main stadium for the 2020 olympics and paralympics. >> cabinet ministers endorsed a new cap that limits construction costs to about $1.3 billion. the new stadium will have about 68,000 seats for the games. they can be increased to 80,000 if necessary for a world cup soccer match. the stadium's roof will now only cover the upper seats and a subtrack for warm-ups will be walking distance from the stadium. the stadium is set for completion by the end of april 2020. but the international olympic committ

hiroshima mayor kazumi matsui marked the anniversary by calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons. >> in order for us to live together, we need to end the use of all nuclear weapons, the ultimate in inhumane pure evil in the moment to get this done is now. amy: three days after the atomic bombing of hiroshima, the united states dropped a second atomic bomb on nagasaki, killing another 74,000 people. we'll have more on the bombings with nobel prize-winning japanese novelist kenzaburo oe after headlines. in other news from japan, at least 25 people have died amid record-breaking heat. tuesday marked tokyo's fifth consecutive day of temperatures over 95 degrees fahrenheit making it the longest such heat wave on record. in another sign of climate change, puerto rico is also facing an extreme drought, even -- dry conditions have prompted the government to extend water rationing to more people meaning a total of 400,000 residents will now receive water only every third day. in california, meanwhile, the largest of many drought-fueled wildfires has expanded to 106 square miles, crossing h

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