. >>> the mayors of hiroshima and nagasaki have renewed their call for the abolition of nuclear weapons. they are in new york meeting with member nations of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. preparations are under way for a conference next year to review the agreement. hiroshima mayor kazumi matsui says that 69 years ago the explosion of a single atomic bomb devastated his city in an instant. he called nuclear arms the ultimate inhumane weapon, and an absolute evil. >> we are putting all our effort going together for civil societies for nuclear operation. which transcend national protests, and generations. >> countries with nuclear arms should join in the discussions to create a road map for the weapons eradication. >> i ask each of you here today to visit hiroshima and nagasaki, witness the reality of exposure to atomic bomb, and lend your ears to the voices of the aging survivors. >> a woman who lived through the atomic bombing at hiroshima at age 11. >> translator: all survivors hope with all their hearts that nuclear weapons are abolished in their lifetimes. >> about 190 countrie

significance in the international community is given as to suggest a while to meet his byzantine a shot and nagasaki. decent people of all countries and generations should be enough the human tnt pianist earl tool and realizing i won't recount such weapons. on the sidelines of the meeting in hiroshima the foreign ministers of japan in gemini discussed tensions in ukraine in east asia. four minutes to firm focused on my untold feel peace about this easter weekend and as much as an extension of crimea at the core violation of international model steinmeier said it's important to the max tensions and confront the situation from escalating. he said at least and a chicken farm table what caused me to help stabilize the situation in ukraine. the no signs he said to brief him on the situation the nice thing to help me with japan string ties with china and south me any money he says sense to dundalk japan is aiming to work for peace and stability in the region. this dish osaka has said japanese officials will continue to negotiations with the us cop cars to reach a broader agreement on a trans pacific partn

it's about 20 times explosive energy of the hiroshima and nagasaki bombs in world war ii. >> capturing the moment the shockwave hits. >> there's a moment in which the window on far side of that shatters and the curtains actually blow into the actual classroom, and kids start running away. >> the bang blew out windows across the entire city. thousands and thousands of windows were smashed. >> the meteor disintegrates during the explosion, sending tons of debris up into the atmosphere. but small pieces of the space rock make it to earth. >> they entered the snow and caused little snow tubes and the pictures of them are fascinating. >> eight months after the blast, divers recover a large rock from the lake. about 60 miles outside the city. it's believed to be a chunk of meteor, and weighs more than 1200 pounds. a meteor collision with the atmosphere of this magnitude happens once in a lifetime. all the more remarkable that this one is caught on so many cameras. >> the fact that there were to many videos take often this rock as it entered and people were, for other reasons had all of the d

sad chapters in the history of japan this get them all the same thing happened with hiroshima and nagasakimoyse so that the authorities lied to everyone they said it was safe they had the truth that's the situation we're living in it's not just for. japan has a lot of dark history when you know what's happening now is a sort of a sacrifice to the past. but talking about focus sima the united nations report on the radiation fallout from focus e m a says no radiation related deaths or a kid's diseases have been observed them on their workers and the general public exposed so it's not that dangerous after all or is there not enough information available to make proper assessments what do you think they'd. feel this report is completely false the report was made by a representative of japan who was the first. representing japan he lied to the whole world from the un podium. when i was mayor i knew many people who died from heart attacks and then there were also many people in fukushima who died suddenly even young people. is a real shame that the authorities are hiding the truth from the whole

they want us to forget the bombing of nagasaki and japan when honolulu was untouched.s is the correlation. i am a defender of the u.s. constitution as all veterans and servicemembers are. they are not defenders of the country. and they have committed treason. they are not defenders of the president or the governors. they are defenders of the u.s. constitution. host: the associated press reporting the president will observe the anniversary of the boston marathon bombing with a moment of silence at the white house. he plans to make remembrance privately today -- host: the vice president and his wife jill will attend a memorial service in boston. the vice president's office says he will deliver remarks in tribute to victims of the bombing as well as survivors and first responders. there is built from florida. democrats line. bill from florida. hello? to warni just will like the people going through all these stressful times to watch some of these things doctors give them for their nerves. some of the repercussions, some of the reactions people can have to these chemicals

. >> reporter: in her first month, she laid a wreath in nagasaki and visited victims of the disastrous 2011 earthquake and tsunami. >> until you come here, it's really difficult to appreciate the enormity of the loss and destruction. >> reporter: even throwing out the opening pitch at a baseball game, a shared japanese and american pastime. ambassador kennedy's been on the fast track, recently joining japan's prime minister at 311 miles an hour to help secure billions of dollars in japanese loans to bring the advanced rail technology to the u.s. but as kennedy herself has made clear, she didn't come here to serve japanese interests. her january tweet, deeply concerned by inhumaneness of drive hunt dolphin killing, angered many japanese, who take pride in their traditional dolphin hunt. >> she will be called upon to articulate and implement u.s. policy in ways that are not always going to be comfortable, i think, for the japanese government. >> reporter: caroline kennedy has actually done very few interviews since arriving here in japan. and the japanese want to hear a lot more from her