it appears they will be heading into the museum, just adjacent from the memorial park. into the museum and then, as i said, they will be having a working lunch. this is the very beginning of the summit will be getting under way. —— that will be getting under way and of course people follow all of these meetings, have correspondence on the ground as well following what will be happening on the summit as well and keeping us updated on the action, as we have heard new sanctions against russia already, reaffirming rather commitment to ukraine but other points that may come out of this programme, we will have to wait and see what our correspondence tell us on the ground but certainly, a symbolic beginning, having these leaders welcomed at the peace memorial park and we seeing them just about to enter building there we will keep a close eye on this for you, see if we have another chance to view the world leaders together as they start their programme and is the summit gets under way —— correspondents. let's move onto some stories now. for more than a year, el salvador has bee

so this is part of this visit to the memorial park and they got a description of what the memorial parkeum inside details, of course, an incredibly important backdrop. this is a moment heavy with symbolism. they did lay readers as well at the hero memorial, escare —— commemorates around 145,000 people who were killed in the nuclear bomb in the city. it has been a moment for world leaders to come together and we have our correspondence nick marsh, who has been covering this summit for us. we will speak to him injust this summit for us. we will speak to him in just a this summit for us. we will speak to him injust a moment as we see our world leaders leaving the scene here, just to give you an idea of what to expect, they will be holding a working lunch where they will be discussing many of the issues we mentioned, the russian invasion of ukraine, preventing conflict with china, as we have been discussing this entire show, and then they will be moving on to discuss artificial intelligence, which is a new item on the agenda there. i believe we have nick marsh with us now who has been stand

we arejust at pictures from the peace memorial park. we are just outside the peace memorial. can see the atomic bomb dome. this is where president zelensky and the prime minister went into the peace memorial museum. i am looking at pictures of them now, standing outside. we expect them to exit the museum and then we expect them to go near the memorial and lay a wreath. this is very highly significant and symbolic. we have talked about the symbolism of holding a summit in hiroshima, the historic significance. but i think that the poignancy has gone to another level with president zelensky being at that particular location. president zelensky i think is now with the prime minister. they are walking towards the memorial, getting ready towards the memorial, getting ready to lay the wreath. again, president zelensky landed yesterday in this highly anticipated visit. since his landing, yesterday, he has pretty much dominated headlines of the g7 because the war on ukraine has been at the heart of the agenda here at the g7. support the country, military, and also from the g7 partners

leaders kicked off their summit with a visit to peace memorial park. they visited a museum in the park detailing the devastation of the city caused by the 1945 atomic bombing. japanese prime minister kishida fumio explained some of the exhibits. it was the first time g7 leaders visited the museum together. the british prime minister posted on social media it was a deeply moving experience. he says it's important to learn from the past including from its darkest moments. the initial session focused on the global economy and the war in ukraine. >> translator: the major theme of this summit is not division and confrontation. it is reaffirming the g7's unity and strengthening our role to ensure a coordinated international community. and to hammer out active and concrete contributions to that end. >> the leaders discussioned new sanctions on rulsa. in a joint statement they say they'll broaden their actions to ensure all exports critical to russia's aggression is restricted across all their jurisdictions. they also say they'll crack down on russia's diamond

and oak hill memorial park i san jose has honored america's heroes on memorial day. dustin dorsey has the sights and sounds of an emotional morning. of honor, a day of memory. >> today we gather here in oak hill memorial park to pay tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our country. >> at one of the largest remembers events, a ceremonial wreath falling. each person never forgot for what they were given. >> no citizen of this country can ever take for granted what they have protected, what they have defended. >> the bay area native marine corps adp surety listed after 9/11 and served in iraq. he spoke of his best friend, phyllis sniper, matt ingram. best friend ever said, calling in an airstrike to ensure his remaining team members could make it. any soldier. the letter was from a young girl who attended his alma mater, writing to thank the soldier from the bay area who lost his best friend in battle. >> i realized this is what memorial day is about. the opportunity to honor those who have served, those who have lived with us

— invited to the peace memorial park and _ invited to the peace memorial park and it stands therepark and it stands there is a symbol, a reminder of the kind of devastation that of that nuclear _ of devastation that of that nuclear weapons, and atomic bomb— nuclear weapons, and atomic bomb can _ nuclear weapons, and atomic bomb can have on the city and a country — bomb can have on the city and a country. and at that part, i met— country. and at that part, i met a _ country. and at that part, i met a survivor, world war ii survivor. _ met a survivor, world war ii survivor, and she lived through that— survivor, and she lived through that day— survivor, and she lived through that day of— survivor, and she lived through that day of what happened. she told me — that day of what happened. she told me more about it. by one night, though, hiroshima disappeared. there was a flash. flash was blinding the right to flash. and everything i was seeing turned to white. no colour at all. and then soon after that, i was in the midst of the wind of me, like i was in a tornado or a typhoon. couldn't

also in san jose, there is a ceremony at oak hill memorial park at 11:00. there will be a flyover there and you sick from the u.s. air force band of the west. at walnut creek, an annual event that pays special tribute to the service members that lost their lives. in los gatos, at memorial park they will hold an annual event that kicks off at 11:00. at san francisco national cemetery, commemorative services as well. amanda, these are a few of the events that i listed here. there are plenty of others across the bay area. we should have some on our website, kpix.com. back to you. >> just taking a moment to recognize the sacrifices made that we appreciate so much. thank you for sharing those with us. >>> it's a beautiful day for memorial day in the bay area. we are in the low 70s in the heart of san jose and santa clara valley. plenty of sunshine inland. partly cloudy on the coast. daytime highs top off in the low 60s. a mild start there. into the rest of the week, we will experience a midweek warm up. the below average temperatures, 5 to 10 below average throu

. >> reporter: the pictures now flank the assembly center memorial park, a former migrant camp, the site where the local japanese-americans were rounded up and imprisoned before the government shipped them to internment camps. >> the stories, i just think that everybody here has a story about what they went through, what they lived through, and i try to put myself in that situation. what would i have done if that had happened to me and my children and my home and my belongings? >> discrimination is certainly still with us today on many levels. maybe there is a lesson in that regard to be learned here. >> reporter: lessons from people who lived in the community. their stories captured through the kindness of a camera, the faces of the past, now never to be forgotten. >> the assembly center memorial park is in the town of oliver hurst north of sacramento and just north of marysville. this is the first time these photos have been presented outside of yuba county. our goal is to connect the people in those photos with their descendents who might be living in the bay area or in northern calif

this is a live look at oak hill memorial park in san jose, where scouts will begin placing american flagsthe graves of veterans in honor of their service and their ultimate sacrifice. that tribute begins at 9:30 this morning. and there will be similar flag placing ceremonies at cemeteries across the bay area this weekend. flags will remain at the gravestones through memorial day on monday. >>> it is 7:11 right now. coming up, if you have a memorial day barbecue on your calendar this weekend, we're going to talk about one thing no one wants to eat. food that will make them sick. just ahead on "today in the bay," important tips to keep in mind as you fire up the grill. >>> welcome back. 7:14 on your saturday morning. a live look at walnut creek. good morning to you out there. cloudy skies covering you. but cinthia pimentel says sunshine is on the way for our inland areas today. she'll be along in a few minutes with your full microclimate forecast. >>> first, as we approach june, the clock is ticking to raise the debt ceiling. president biden and lawmakers have left washington, d.c. for the

really hit home for me is when you saw president zelensky and the prime minister in the peace memorial parkthat significant historical location, and it was almost eerily timely because most of the time when you refer to the atomic bomb dome or the peace memorial park, it refers to a time in history that many of us thought was behind us, that wouldn't happen again, and yet you have a president whose country has been ravaged by war standing in a city that knows all too well what it means to be devastated by an atomic bomb by nuclear weapons and i think that really brought it home, and he himself acknowledged the symbolism of him being here, notjust to have the important meetings between allies and other countries but also he said looking at pictures of a devastated hiroshima after the atomic bomb reminded him of the city of back at ash bakhmut and he is at the centre of the world stage, but how important it is to make the case for his country and be present physically and personally and make those face—to—face alliances and meetings but also to reach out and i think it was really important an

negotiations and one of the first news that appeared today even before the leaders met in the memorial park - this is a new package of sanctions against russia and from great britain and the united states the official representative of the usa said that this new package will prevent russia from supporting its war machine, it will be aimed at almost 300 individuals of the institutions of aircraft manufacturers , in fact, what they are trying to do with this is to increase the pressure on russia, but also to eliminate the loopholes that helped it to circumvent sanctions, it is very interesting that the list of invitees actually shows a contrast in the attitude to the situation in ukraine, for some the problem is much more important than for others and there is a certain kind of division some of the countries that were invited to the seven summit actually has strong relations with russia , but we heard from the leaders of this group that they are trying hard to show a united front, you have to remember that people are watching what is happening thousands of kilometers away, this is very worryi

larry: memorial creek -- at memorial creek, memorial day was recognized at downtown civil part. -- civil parkkristen: korean veterans were honored. reporter: there was plenty of music, then the moments of silence. >> for americans, memorial day should be the most important and solemn of our national holidays. it is the day we remember and we honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. >> i knew people that did die. and it just gives you time to think. to remember. i understand, it is a holiday. i think people, in the back of their minds i would hope, would think of the people that were lost. ♪ reporter: 300 showed up to this very americana-looking setting to memorialize those who served. >> veterans are a there are not that many of us. reporter: this former army and national guard pilot said 20% of the population that served that -- served at world war ii, today just 1% serve. as a special tribute to mark the end of the korean war the summer, officials asked for a show of hands of who served in the conflict. there was 193-year-old -- there was one 93-year-old in the front row. >> there

hiroshima as should all other leaders between the children's peace monument in here a shame is peace memorial park. many of the victims where his young mistress equal to knock, it was then and she says she also speaks fold them. it's a contribution to piece o east asia corresponded will you bang is at the g 7 summit in a rush of of the symbolism is high, but talk about japan's concrete proposals to lessen the nuclear effect. so japanese prime minister also meal because she has already one to express his desire to get all the chief of the member states to agree on the coming more transparent about. they are nuclear weapons stockpiles. and at the same time they, he also wants them to overall reduce the number of weapons that they possess. however, the allies, including the united states in germany, have both expressed us. uh, the issue is not super high on the agenda overall. and at the same time, germany has even said that this is large, the a main concern for japan, but the g 7 is in planning to have a separate statement or a report about this particular issue. surely this is a concern for the ent

the peace memorial park in hiroshima, when the 1st atomic bomb was dropped by the us in 1945, a compelling backdrop for the scouts of the g. 7 summits in japan. at the top of the leaders mines was likely not only the devastation of the past, but also the need to pretend that he's continuous reminders of russia's nuclear capability. the g seven's host, japanese prime minister tony oki sta once this summit to be about as a commitment to a world with no nuclear weapons. the sad reality hanging over this so much. in hiroshima, you said the ukraine war is on the school, that nuclear weapons remain as relevant as ever. not just because of letting me pushes thrice, but because of the history a few cranes own nuclear weapons, which it gave up to russia in the 19 ninety's, leaving face a tunnel question of what's happening now? would putin ever having faded if you train had kept those weapons for the 2nd year in a row? russia's board and ukraine has the shadow discussions that the g 7 leaders have announced further sanctions against moscow, including on the trade of russian diamonds and of promise

this is the children's memorial in hiroshima's peace park. were young children, just like toshiko tanaka was. but stone memorials shouldn't bear the responsibility of remembering them. haruki yamaguchi recorded toshiko tanaka's accounts of her experience. now she can tell her story in an app at the locations that were bombed. toshiko: if i look at things in a sober fashion, my time on earth is very limited at this point. i won't be able to tell my story much longer. but this is one way that i can. reporter: many people can no longer tell their story, so toshiko tanaka does it for them. that's her contribution to peace. host: water is our planet's most valuable resource. shortages can be fatal -- we people, for example, can't survive more than three days without water. but pollution, waste, and depletion of natural resources are causing water scarcity, a situation made worse by climate change and population growth. two billion people worldwide have no access to clean drinking water. the u.s. state of california is partly solving its supply pro

california state parks will be free to veterans and active military members. on this memoriale admission today to 130 state parks that includes some mount diablo state park, mount tam, and in the wave. oh service members must show military id or proof of discharge to get the free admission. hundreds of people are expected to gather in the east bay this evening for what could be the final memorial day ceremony on a hillside in lafayette. more than 4000 crosses were placed on the hillside across from the lafayette bart station 20 years ago to honor the u. s soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan. but that land is now up for sale and the future of the crosses is uncertain. the memorial day ceremony begins at 5 30 this evening. a caretaker at a santa rosa cemetery is under arrest, accused of firing a gun and threatening a visitor. it happened saturday at santa rosa memorial park. one man told police he was confronted by a caretaker who pointed a gun at him and ordered him to leave. he says the caretaker then fired a shot into the ground a few feet away. police arrested 29 year ol

the peace memorial park and heroes shima were the 1st atomic bomb was dropped by the us in 1945, a compelling backdrop from the start of the g. 7 summit in japan on the top of leaders mines was likely not only the devastation of the past, but also allowing me to 14 and this continuous reminder of russia's new, clear ability. the g seven's host, japanese prime minister form york, you should to, once the summits to be about a commitment to a world with no nuclear weapons. the sad reality hanging over this. so i'll mention who russian, you said the ukraine war has on the school, that nuclear weapons remain as relevant as ever. not just because of letting me pushes thrice, but because of the history of ukraine's own nuclear weapons, which it gave up to russia in the 19 ninety's, leaving face the tunnel question of what's happening now would put in ever having faded. if you train have kept those weapons of russia's war and ukraine has for a 2nd year overshadow the discussions that the g 7 leaders have announced further sanctions against moscow, including on the trade of russian diamonds and have p

california state parks will be free to veterans and active reserve military members on memorial day. the park service's honoring the service of the military by offering free admission tomorrow to 130 state parks include some here in the bay area like mount diablo state park, mount tam, copious and anna nuevo service members must show a military id or proof of discharge to get the free admission. on this day before memorial day service. men and women who didn't make it home are being remembered with a special event in san francisco as our henry lee explains. those who attended today said people should not lose sight of the true meaning behind the holiday . us naval sea cadet corban opened the memorial day weekend ceremony at lands in in san francisco on memorial day. this holiday week. we honor those who have given their last full measure of devotion to our way of life brush, right, right. those who served on the uss sant decorated two. it was among those involved in the battle of guadalcanal. i'm absolutely thrilled to be here. you know, the story of san francisco and her service in w

become just a photo op but those leaders can take home what they learn, what they see at this memorial parkwe will have all the latest as we get it but of course, they will have a lot to discuss as they continue their meeting in hiroshima, looming large over the agenda of the us debt ceiling impasse. this is even as we are getting signs of a potential breakthrough in talks. us presidentjoe biden even had to cut short his asia—pacific itinerary due to this. let's bring in nick marsh. i guess if they didn't have enough to talk about to begin with, this is the latest addition to what they have to discuss? . ., ., discuss? yeah, add it to the list. president _ discuss? yeah, add it to the list. president biden - discuss? yeah, add it to the list. president biden has - discuss? yeah, add it to the | list. president biden has got discuss? yeah, add it to the l list. president biden has got a lot on his plate and we know that he is going to be leaving straight after this g7 summit, flying back to washington to try and avoid a government shutdown over the us debt ceiling dispute. we have heard that

the peace memorial park in hiroshima, where the first atomic bomb was dropped by the u.s. in 1945. compelling backdrop for the start of the g7 summit in japan. at the top of the leaders' minds was likely not only the devastation of the past but also vladimir putin and his continuous reminders of russia's nuclear capability. the g7's host, the japanese prime minister, wants the summit to be about a commitment to a world with no nuclear weapons. >> the sad reality hanging over this summit in hiroshima is that the ukraine war has underscored that nuclear weapons remain as relevant as ever. not just because of vladimir putin's threats, but because of the history of ukraine's own nuclear weapons, which it gave up to russia in the 1990's, leaving this internal question -- eternal question of what is happening now? would putin have ever invaded if ukraine had kept those weapons? correspondent: for the second year in a row, russia's were in ukraine has overshadowed discussions at the g7. leaders announced further sanctions against moscow, including on the trade of russian diamonds and prom

. >> the east bay also seeing memorial day services, one held in san ramon this morning at memorial park. the mayor of san ramon one of the speakers. after the service, flags were placed on the graves of fallen service members. >>> across the county, city leaders and community members gathered at civic park in downtown walnut creek to pay tribute to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. walnut creek concert band played and the police department served as honor guard. local veterans called it a special way to remember all those who served. >>> in alameda organizers put together an event on the u.s.s. hornet complete with a flyover. the hornet is an old aircraft carrier turned museum. veterans say today's ceremonies mean a lot. >> this is the first recognition we've ever had, as a matter of fact. people forget. but it's very touching, because there were 40,000 of us. >> veterans also invited to visit the museum today for free. >>> of course, a powerful day of tributes in the south bay as well, hundreds gathered to honor fallen service members at the oak hill cemetery in san jose. >> the g

in san jose, a ceremony at oak hill memorial park that begins at 11. there will be a flyover there and music from the u.s. air force band of the golden west. want to create, an annual event there, where they will be paying tribute to the servicemembers who lost their lives during the korean war. the status memorial park will hold its commemoration during its official ceremony at 11:00 and the san francisco national cemetery, there are commemorative services there, too. these are a feenan arplenty of others across the bay area. we know somebody people are off today and we want to make sure that you spend this day to remember and honor their service and those who died serving our country. >> there is many ways to remember them throughout the day. definitely keep that in mind. thank you so much. >>> let's head over to the poor cats, down in san jose we are off to a very cool start this morning, this afternoon, temperatures will warm up lovely. i'm talking about the 70s inland from san jose to our east bay, too and all the way to the wine country this afte

. >> reporter: on a sunny spring day hiroshima peace memorial park welcomed 24 students to attend the junior conference. they all live in japan and g7 nations. the students will split into groups to discuss three different global issues, peace, sustainability, and diversity and inclusion. one local student joined. she applied to this event to find what her international peers had to say about peace. she lived in canada from age 5 to 9. >> translator: when learning about world war ii in canada the focus was usually on pearl harbor. because what we learn differs in each country, dialogue is essential to understand one another. >> reporter: the junior conference kicked off with a visit to the peace memorial museum. then the students listened to the testimony of a hibkusha, an a-bomb survivor. >> it's hard to put into words. >> nuclear weapons now are a thousand times more powerful. nothing being done about this is also an issue. >> it was not my first time to go visit the museum, but seeing this again and again with everyone here has made me find new things and from different perspective

los gatos memorial park, there will be an annual commemorative ceremony during the official ceremony at 11:00. and at the san francisco national cemetery at the presidio, there will be commemorative services as well and these are just some of the events. there are plenty across the bay area. as many people are off on this monday, we have to remember what this day means. this is a day to rememb >> what a variety of ways to really honor those who lost their lives for our country. thank you so much, justin. >>> let's take a live look outside right now, this is from mount diablo, looking back over the east bay. a stunning sunrise, but some of us in the bay area can see it and others of us, not so much. san francisco, current temperatures are sitting in the low 60s, closer -- upper 50s near san jose. we are off to a mild start with low pressure that sat around over the weekend and kept us cool but it still is, the official sunrise was nine, 10 minutes ago and we are dealing with the thick marine layer over the golden gate bridge. with light wind pushing not sure that will kick up more int

. >> the event at orange memorial park in san francisco focused o teaching kids the history of th holiday. families were able to see the veteran's memorial plaque and eternal flame. >> it is a way of recognizing the sacrifices that our young women and men have made continue us to allow to speak freely. live freely in a countr that has the riches of the world. now we know all too ofte that there are other countries that don't have the blessings that we do. so we need to respect and honor that and continue to remember what they did. >> 2023 marked 70 yores since the end of the war. music from the walnut creek concert band. >>> president biden and vice president harris taking part in the 155th national memorial day observance at arlington nationa cemetery. the president laying wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. biden taking time to remember his son beau who died eight years ago tomorrow after serving in iraq with the army national guard. >> tomorrow marks eight years since essamehe didn't e battlefield.wastole him afr beindepl inthstatmy al guard in iraq. as it is for so many of you,

the troop continued the tradition at oak hill memorial park and placed 200 american flags on the tombstones of fallen soldiers to honor their service and sacrifice. they get a badge for honoring the troops. one scout leader reminds everyone that's not what it's all about. >> have a good time but look in terms of how we can honor our forefathers. >> we are here to honor our heroes. it is teaching respect for our scouts and it is a service for them. >> other troops across the nation placed flags at the headstones of fallen shoulders today. >>> kamala harris at west point and became the first woman to deliver the commencement address in the military academies 221 year history. as she spoke to the class the vice president called serving the nation in uniform, noble work. >> i believe there is no more noble work than a person to serve our nation in uniform. and today then to the class of 2023, you joined the greatest fighting force the world has ever seen. >> after her speech she was presented with a cadet saber on her hat the half of the graduating class. >>> a live look at emeryville where dri

also saw its share of memorial day services, one held in san ramon at around 9:00 this morning at memorial parke mayor was one of the speakers there. they talked about courage and reiterated their commitment to keeping memories alive. >> they were ordinary people with extraordinary courage. we're dedicated to preserving the memory of our fallen heros and declare our unending support and gratitude to their families. >> after the service, american flags were placed on the graves of fallen service members for the commemorative field of flags. >>> a lot of people out enjoying their day off. these are some of the views from our drone over santa cruz, a lot of people at the beach and the boardwalk. not quite the sunny skies we're used to seeing this time of year. people definitely taking advantage, though, of the extended weekend. rob, i've been talking to a couple of our coworkers. we definitely noticed it's cooler than years past. >> it's been quite a year. we had the reservoir-filling storms at the beginning of the year and the record snow pack. it's the persistent low pressure supersizing the mar

>> reporter: the pictures now flank the arboga assembly cente memorial park, a former nigh brant campthe site where the local japanese americans were rounded up and imprisoned befor the government shipped them off to interment camps. >> there's stories and i just think every person here has a story about what think went through and lived through and i try to put myself in that position. what would i have don if that happened to me and my children and my home and my belongings? >> discrimination is certainly still with us today on many levels and maybe there's a lesson in that regard to be learned here. >> reporter: lessons from peopl who lived in the community. their stories captured through the kindness of a camera. the faces of the past now never to be forgotten. >> seeing the images really bring it to life and the center memorial park is in the town of oliver. that's north of sacramento and as far as we know, this is the first time th photos have been presented outside of yuba county. >>> our goal is to connect the people in those photos with their descendants who might be in the b

oak hill memorial park, placing american flags on the tombstones of fallen soldiers to honor service and sacrifice. they placed almost 200 this morning. they get a badge for honoring the troops but there's more to it. >> i want to thank everybody here, have a good time but look at how we can honor our forefathers. >> we're here to honor our heroes. it's teaching respect for our scouts, a service for them. >> other troops across the nation placed flags today. >> a striking exhibition on the national mall pays tribute to service members for memorial today, red poppies on display for the wall of honor. the red poppy flower symbolizes remembrance and hope, honoring fallen military heroes since world war i. >> we're going to meet people who lost family in war and this gives them the opportunity to sometimes grieve and appreciate what we're doing for them. they don't have their loved ones. we came home, others didn't. >> this also features a commemorate panel for the u.s. leaving the vietnam war. >>> the first woman to deliver the commencement speech at west point in 221-year history. as s

. >> in the south bay, oak hill memorial park in san jose opened the doors to servicemen and women whod the community with a special ceremony, a tradition that has taken place more than 100 years. this is one of the largest bay area remembrance events. >> let's talk a bit about the weather. we are not quite done yet with may gray. >> they have a couple more days of may great coming your way. let start with overnight conditions. low clouds, mid-level and high clouds will increase over so at the start of the day it will be great again -- gray again, near the end of may. the clouds will pull back so you can inspect sunny skies in land. temperatures all across the bay area still in the 50's. around noon, more lynch in a brighter skies, temperatures mid-60's and low 60's round of the bay. mid-50's around the coast. and the late afternoon, we will see high temperatures in the low 70's inland and upper 60's around the coast, but it will cool down after sunset at a 20 5 p.m. -- 8:25 p.m. >> drowning in the east bay lake. a man drowned saturday at in the hills of livermore. he jumped from a vot

we can expect the president to apologize the president will not make a statement at the peace memorial parkother g7 leaders he will attend wreath laying at a number of other events. but from his point of view, this is not a two-sided moment. he, as one of the leaders of the seven , came to pay tribute to denmark, both to history and prime minister kesey, who comes from hiroshima, behind my back is the famous atomic house. which was left in hiroshima for the edification of a descendant after a nuclear explosion in 1945 usually you can approach it at any time of the day, but now it is surrounded by a fence around the police, obviously the japanese authorities understand that not all the inhabitants of hiroshima are delighted that a biden comes here who is not going to utter words of remorse or apology, but the japanese government is quite happy with this, that is, 100,000 residents of hiroshima were destroyed by an atomic fire, the united states, but biden comes here to, together with his western allies, blame russia for the nuclear threat at a bilateral meeting with the japanese prime minist

in san jose, a memorial ceremony at oak hill memorial park included a flyove and a re-enactment of aorld war ii trench. the master of ceremonies shannon potts talked about the importance of people simply showing up. >> i would like to extend a heartfelt appreciation to the individuals who have joined us here, ensuring that this commemoration contains profound significance. >> the gathering included a wreath toss into the san francisco bay. and that is the patriots fife and drum corps leading the special ceremony. >> it is important to all peopl of the united states, because the people who died protecting the country. it is particular to me because i lost at least three friends during the vietna conflict. one guy was a p.o.w. for 6.5 years and the others were killed in combat. their airplanes were shot down and they did not survive point >> the hornet draws crowds all year long to view those who chronicle the history of those who put ei the line. >>> in south san francisco, veterans got a chance to view the memorial plaque and the eternal flame which was first lit at san francisco cit

>> reporter: the photos now flank the memorial park, a former migrant camp, the site where local japanese-americansere rounded up and imprisoned before the government shipped them off to internment camps. t through, and i put myself in that position, what would i hav done if that had happened to me and my children? >> discrimination is certainly still with us today on many levels. maybe there is a lesson in that regard. >> reporter: lessons from people who lived in that community. their stories captured through the kindness o a camera, the faces of the past now never to be forgotten. >> our ultimate goal with this story is to connect the people and those photos with their descendents, who might be livin in the bay area. if you can do that, please let us know. we would love to hear from you. we have posted more than 80 of th photos and have had at least a last name on our website, kpix.com. >>> talking the weather, i came in from out of town this weeken and said oh my gosh! it is raining! >> yeah, it is raining again an still chilly! we went from march weather to likely july or august weather for th

this cemetery. >>> there were memorial day services all around the bay, anne makovec joining us with a look at it today. >> let's start with danville today. the oak hill park. tonight, they're going to be lighting the beacon on mount diablo in honor of the fallen service members. local boy scout troops there helping to carry the flags to the all-wars memorial. we met a veteran who was a combat medic in the u.s. army. he lost an uncle, another in a peacetime training drill in austria, and spoke with about what today means. >> and that brings back remembering them. and the many others that have edsasecric e.r people should be coming out here on memorial day and remembering. >> in san jose, a memorial ceremony at oak hill memorial park brought a flyover and a reenactment of a world war ii trench. major shannon potts talks about the importance of people simply showing up. >> i would like to extend a heartfelt appreciation to the individuals who have joined us here, ensuring this commemoration will hold profound significance. >> that's the young american patriot, performing at the hornet and sea, air, space museum today. veterans gathered for the special ceremo

well, they themselves, the members of the group of seven visited, uh , the memorial and the memorial parkthe city of hiroshima, uh, in which the memory is immortalized killed in the nuclear bombing. but what is called not the main event is much more important than what happened at the summit itself , what was discussed, er, a whole range of economic problems of the world economy and the approaches of the united states and its allies were discussed. uh, uh, this was discussed by ourselves. uh, general approaches to the situation in ukraine uh, and to how russia can be counteracted, subjects related to the people's republic of china , primarily with the economic and technological growth of china and how it can be restrained and what can be for this. to use means and another important feature of this summit of uh, the group of seven was that other than directly. ah, the heads of state of the governments of the countries of the family group, uh, and uh, means the representatives of the european union in to participate in it. e , the leaders of india a and brazil were involved in this summit,

international editor of a piece park in hiroshima which will lead is visited is the main official memorial to the nuclear bombing of the city. on extra pul, looks at a much more personal form of historical witness. an ac 4 year old survivor of the nuclear attack welcomes visitors into home to talk about her exp and says, those are the guest. so always welcome to visit to she go to knock in hiroshima and you visits has arrived almost every day. the full year old has turned to the house into a meeting place. today, people have come full away from britain. huddled nearly to go to kinda. i survived the at the bottom in the shadows and it wasn't easy for me to talk up. but i'm going to tell you today to she was in elementary school, a 1st grader on august 6th, 1945 on that day, an american airplane of heat in the sky. this is followed by a blinding light. she was 2 kilometers away from where the bomb designated she suffered painful bands most difficult at night. this was the title of to the most on my way home. i so many people coming towards me from nearby, they all had severe burns. more and

or the piece park in hiroshima, which was lead has visited is the main official memorial to the nuclear bombing office. city on x report looks at a much small personal form of the story to witness an 80 full year old survivor of the nuclear attack. who welcomes visitors into a home to talk about the experience? i guess so always welcome to visit to chico tanaka in hiroshima. and you visitors arrive almost every day. the 84 year old has turned to the house into a meeting place. today people have come home away from britain, huddled my name, we go to kind of i survived the at the bottom in the shadows and it wasn't easy for me to talk of. but i'm going to tell you today to she was in elementary school, a 1st grader on august 6th, 1945 on that day, and american airplane of heat in the sky. this is followed by a blinding light. she was 2 kilometers away from where the bomb designated she suffered painful, dense, most of the night. this is the kind of book to the most on my way home. i so many people coming towards me from nearby, they all had severe burns, more and more people came because

a peace memorial park? a show of unity from the g 7 in response to new dangers. and the world seemingly imperiled by new conflicts. seated for the 1st session, a working lunch for 7 plus you lead is heard from the host about the mountain global challenges they face is a or email. the well is covering the confronting complex crises, such as the pen demik, the russian invasion of ukraine. facing these d 7, which has fundamental values the most effectively respond to the keys issues of the international community and elite the well. on the 1st day of the summit, the biggest use was made by a world leader who wasn't here. president, for a lot of me is a lensky of ukraine. but who was widely reported to be planning to attend in person on the last day. instead of buying video link, speculation that was linked to denied by keith. the g 7 has issued a lengthy statement. we have funding it support the ukraine and condemning the russian invasion. it adds that a just peace can never be realized without russia completely withdrawing its troops and the fish should be included

together with prime minister fomiyo kishida laid flowers at the centauf for the victims in the peace memorial park hiroshima and nagasaki became the first and still the only victims of nuclear aggression on august 6 , 1945, atomic bombs were dropped on japanese cities in the united states, in addition to zelensky's visit to the seven takes place against the background of russia's nuclear blackmail of the world, the russians keep six ships on combat duty in the black sea, of which two are caliber carriers. of cruise missiles from the sea of ​​azov, there is no air danger yet, the armed forces of ukraine hit the headquarters of the russians in the temporarily occupied berdyansk . this was reported in the strategic communications center . the attack of our defenders took place tonight in the city . the military evacuated ten people under targeted fire from the enemy, among them a child was driving along the road amid mines and under fire from the occupiers. was engaged in drawing and dreamed of access to the internet. currently, she and her family are receiving this help and are recovering from the r

created a social media page and jacob is currently working on a project for a memorial park in memorynded bald mountain in the battle of stalingrad as part of the project. we also planned to build and create sculptures based precisely on these portraits of cadets, so that the voice is unified and the person is immersed in this atmosphere. history second mirkalujerovic from montenegro, he also studies tourism at pfur , love for russia and interest in the great patriotic war. they brought him a bayo from childhood, he was a partisan, he told how the red army liberated belgrade, last year the guy went out with his portrait, he took part in the battles for his village for his village, which is located not far from the city before the novgorod fascists. 52 years already towards the end in the second world war, he participated in the battles against the german nazis, who then quietly retreated mirka works in the archives, studies the history of the war, participates in conferences and tries to convey to his compatriots the truth about the war in montenegro according to him. sometimes attemp

. >> in the south bay, oak hill memorial park in san jose opened the doors to servicemen and women whommunity with a special ceremony, a tradition that has taken place more than 100 years. this is one of the largest bay area remembrance events. >> let's talk a bit about the weather. we are not quite done yet with may gray. >> they have a couple more days of may great coming your way. let start with overnight conditions. low clouds, mid-level and high clouds will increase over so at the start of the day it will be great again -- gray again, near the end of may. the clouds will pull back so you can inspect sunny skies in land. temperatures all across the bay area still in the 50's. around noon, more lynch in a brighter skies, temperatures mid-60's and low 60's round of the bay. mid-50's around the coast. and the late afternoon, we will see high temperatures in the low 70's inland and upper 60's around the coast, but it will cool down after sunset at a 20 5 p.m. -- 8:25 p.m. >> drowning in the east bay lake. a man drowned saturday at in the hills of livermore. he jumped from a vote to ret