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i understand you were in hiroshima and also nagasaki in recent weeks.in hiroshima and nagasaki, local high school students have been interviewing survivors of the atomic bombing, and so it means we can connect. a bond has formed between survivors and the younger generation, with this referred to as a memory creating a space for closer generational communication. so they all enjoyed this archive, to pass on the memories to for the future. you also used the same technology for the current conflict in ukraine. can you just tell us about that? yes, 0k. i've also created a 3d map of ukraine. the damage to buildings in ukraine has been scanned using new technology by ukrainian creators, who then shared this data with me. i integrated this data into a virtual reality map, and the map has been made available publicly. this serves as a digital archive, to communicate the damage suffered to the world and ensure it is shared in future generations. professor hidenori wata nave, speaking professor hidenori watanave, speaking to me a little earlier. that is it for th

the us has placed a $10 million reward tension in niger the storm before the calm hiroshima and nagasaki atomic bombs did nothing that really forced the capitulation of japan this is the trends program we are starting. artificial intelligence is rampant the influential edition of the guardian quotes the words of the american colonel tucker hamilton at the conference. he said that during training, a combat drone equipped with artificial intelligence. made an independent decision to attack the human operator. the machine received points for completing goals. and when their defeat was canceled , the operator considered that living intelligence was an obstacle because of him. she loses her due points. after such a situation , the military banned artificial intelligence from attacking the operator, but in this case too the results turned out to be unexpected the machine decided to simply destroy the communication tower that the person uses to communicate with the drone so that people could not cancel the targets later , a us air force spokesman said that hamilton said there was no such situat

today in japan, vika is remembered as the victim of the atomic bombing of nagasaki in 1945.eremony was not as large as last sunday in hiroshima, there were very few people in the terminal hall . that the bomb on japanese cities was dropped by the americans, the same selective forgetfulness once again distinguished himself and the secretary general. he antonio guterish in his message to the people of nagasaki, he also did not name the culprit the mayor of nagasaki did not remember this tragedy either, but at the same time he stated that today russia continues to threaten the world with nuclear weapons, an atomic charge with a capacity of 20 tons was dropped on nagasaki on august 9 , 1945 from an american b-29 bomber, the city was literally wiped out 74,000 people died from the face of the earth, just like three days earlier in hiro. almost all the victims were civilians . the british authorities went on the offensive against illegal migration in the kingdom to triple the amount of fines for those who hire refugees to work, and themselves not always invited guests will no long

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today marks the 78th on the 1st 3 of the us dropping electronic bomb on the jump in the city of nagasaki. during world war 2, the attack came just days after washington obliterated the neighboring city of had russia and its 1st nuclear strike. a ceremony was held to commemorate the tragic day while a minute's silence was observed during the exact time the bomb exploded over the city. around 200000 people were killed in the heart of glass. about $103.00 days apart, the vast majority of them were civilians. d russia on august sucky span, that's the only cities ever targeted by atomic palms in history. there's a timeline on how the events unfolded on the after mass p, a tax. last, behind a warning, you may find some of the following images disturbing. a country oaks united. the landlord, just some of them or not. i talked too much about 10 minutes or so. my stuff pretty wide more to take up for you to i night to do. i get to meet on this. so got more money to go get a whole more i knew much and more the jew june exchange options can you can, how can you can go into a bunch of times. it has

it is interesting that at the same time as the atomic bomb in hiroshima and nagasaki 85% of those polledrgiving and honestly think that the right thing was done in the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki in 2015. 56% of those polled agreed that the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki were still strongly and significantly reduced. it is that less than 20% are against the amount that i am saying, that maybe another method could be used that is against this action, they still believe that when vital interests are endangered, all capacities should be used to protect my national interests. in fact, the law of the amir of siberia of the united states that calling a cyber attack on the us soil means an attack on a physical attack on the us soil, and we love all the weapons and the use of atomic bombs for ourselves, so that we can confront and install them , show that i am waiting for you that in the military field, it is a decoration that is only a show of power, not when they feel that vital interests are at risk . now the goal that america is your core is to be in america the ukra

our gunners cool reception the british government's new attempt to stop the flow of migrants to nagasaki 78 years later, as the american atomic bombing is remembered in the japanese city. well, as well as shots of the future, how universities create training grounds for the training of engineers of the 21st century. this is the program today in the dmitry factory studio. hello , we begin with the sad news that vera vasilyeva is gone, the actress who won the true love of the people, a radiant smile, elegance, extraordinary ease of colleagues, fans, they said about her she was the standard of a woman and the beauty of the audience. vasily conquered him while still a student, the role in the film of the legend of the siberian land glorified the young faith throughout the country, then there were still vivid images not only on the screen, but also on the stage of her beloved theater of satire, which she served all her creative life without the current one, 97 elegance sense of proportion and always an ideal posture, it was she who said vera vasya she never hid, though many the figures believ

countless wars and genocides, but the world still remembers the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki, the battle of world war ii was coming to an end, but not for the americans , who gave them the last chance to surrender. the japanese should continue to resist, their country will be destroyed like germany. we do not know the destination of the japanese people, but only their decision will prevent destruction, but the japanese are not willing to give up. he dropped it at 8:15 in the morning on the 6th of 1945, the world's first atomic bomb, known as the little boy, was targeted in the city of hiroshima. the attack killed at least 70,000 people . at a short distance, at 11:00 a.m. on the 9th of the second interview , it targeted the fat man in the city of nagasaki. this attack killed 74,000 people. a few days later, japan announced that its country would surrender unconditionally. the whole city was built for the residents of this city. all the windows were broken. it's cruel to use atomic bombs against ordinary people. tom and jerry were left in the corner. they continued to burn, so

japan held a ceremony to commemorate the anniversary of the us atomic bombing of nagasaki tropical storm forced to hold an event without state officials, ambassadors and even the prime minister of the country, such a split format and indoors, the ceremony takes place for the first time in 60 years. the yellow level of weather danger has been announced for today due to a thunderstorm in moscow , how much rain the cold front will bring to the capital, which previously hosted in the smolensk region, we will tell right after the advertisement. it's hard not to notice the legendary alfa bank credit card with new benefits. order a credit card for a year without interest now with cashback for everything shopping and free cash withdrawal alpha-bank is the best mobile bank. choose electronics of a higher level at the same price for avito vacation lathered book accommodation on the website daily.ru. and i'll give you cashback. take off everything cheaper so quickly booked , we will find where to stay cafe restaurants for free. the cold front that made the hurricane in the smolensk region breaks in

chagh targeted the city of nagasaki, this attack left 74,000 dead. a few days later, japan announced that its country would surrender unconditionally . the whole city was built for the residents of this city . normal people should use the system like this , the hands were lying in the corner to have a claim the burning smell of some wounds was severe, the skin of a person was separated from his body . it was a cost for the victorious side, which must be paid for the end of the war. a narrative that, of course, has many opponents was to end the war, including the entry of soviet forces and negotiations. 85% of the victims of these attacks were civilians. the americans decided to choose the easiest way to end the war because they had the lower hand. he was in a weak position america and its allies could occupy any position they wanted. it is strange that in such a situation, violence of this level increased until 78 years have passed since the first atomic bombing in the world. this disaster was not repeated, but still the world has not been freed from

on the occasion of the seventy-eighth anniversary of the american atomic bombing of the city of nagasaki weather, the event was in a truncated format and there were no foreign ambassadors indoors, and the mayor of nagasaki delivered a traditional speech by the prime minister of the country, after which, in memory of the victims flowers were laid on the bombing, just as on august 6, at a commemorative ceremony in hiroshima, a message from secretary general oongutyrish was read, and he again did not mention who exactly dropped the nuclear bomb on the peaceful japanese, the city only from the explosion, then killed from 30 to 40,000 people. in total, the consequences of the strikes by the end of the forty-fifth number of victims increased, according to various estimates, to 80,000. at the same time, the united states has not yet pleaded guilty to the mass destruction of civilians. so they decided to keep silent about this fact. the sad news came from moscow at the age of 97 , people's artist of the ussr vera vasilyeva died, this was announced by the satire theater in which the actress serve

the atomic attack on nagasaki in november 1945, three days after the first atomic bomb was dropped onabout 220,000 people were killed as a result of these two atomic bombings . deification forms a coalition the heads of these countries announced in a meeting in brazil that by forming a coalition to increase regional cooperation, they want to prevent the amazon from reaching the point of no return. the countries of brazil, bolivia, colombia , ecuador, guyana, suriname, and venezuela are members of this coalition. the amazon has countless trees that absorb large amounts of carbon. and a key factor against global warming , but scientists warn that deforestation has jeopardized oil extraction programs and the transmission of energy lines from these forests. produced a report that you can see genres examines a french farmer, this is one of the crops he grows to feed his livestock. it is significant that this climate change is real and we can see it, and the harvest is 15 days earlier on the calendar compared to thirty years ago, making the water storage situation in the north difficult, me

america this week, japan marks the anniversary of the american nuclear bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki in 1945. japan's postwar constitution significantly limited its military power however, due to the growth of global threats, particularly from china and north korea, tokyo is forced to radically revise this concept , continued maria pros, in japan they are called kusya - they are people who survived the nuclear bombings of hiroshima, nagasaki, these people are now well over 80, but they remember these things well events well, this is a place where i heard the sound of an airplane, i looked up and was blinded by a bright light, then i heard an explosion that threw me 20 meters and i lost consciousness , my mother had burns on her face and chest, it was hell 215,000 people died instantly, and tens of thousands more died. in the following months , the hibashi cat, together with other hibashi cats, came to the water to remind the world of the consequences of the use of nuclear weapons. is at risk of becoming kusia and putin's invasion of ukraine increases this risk more than ever after th

last week we had the 78th anniversary of the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki, japan. most of the story is from the historical aspect of mr. khosrow , the historian. he says, "sir, i am ready to establish, and this group of hard-liners is having diarrhea because the emperor was useless, there was a safe society, there was no god, there are no people , look at his face, the law is, don't look at the emperor's face with your eyes. it was an irresponsible official that the hard-liner group comes to work, and admiral peugeot asia to japan, which is very interesting for you to be interested in, starts from 1927 1106, tenka announces for themselves, he writes that he says , "i took this book, one from england, about the war, and at the end, these horrible pictures of the atomic bomb and the sound of what happened in it, rika announced." japan is a small country with 330,000 square kilometers, smaller than khorasan, but it is rapidly increasing to over 100 million. he said, "we want to be healthy. what does that mean, the vital land of the living space of a country of such gr

yes, so in hiroshima and nagasaki, local high school students have been interviewing survivors of then the survivors and the younger generation, with this referred to as a memory creating a space for closer generational communication. so they all enjoyed this archive, to pass on the memories to for the future. here in the uk, a fire on saturday left a 300—year—old building — home of the famous west midlands pub the crooked house — in ruins. now, the mayor of the area, has called for it to be "rebuilt brick by brick" after its remains were bulldozed yesterday. the quirky pub was sold to a private buyer injuly. south staffordshire council says it didn't give permission for it to be demolished after the blaze. marta newman has the story. all that remains of this much loved 18th—century pub is a pile of rubble. this is how it used to lock in all its crooked glory. and this was saturday night when the fire took hold. firefighters found the access road blocked and could not stop it spreading. the building was completely gutted but everyone still hoped it might be saved. then this. much to l

nagasaki's atomic bomb was found in 1939.ry that was nazi germany was the color of spongebob, one of the atomic devices and work . 1319 1940 the scientists of this house are always in every country in the name of klan link, the king, the prime minister and the dictator of norway, we can cooperate on the issue of the first atomic bomb, einstein's studies, professor einstein , after that, the hyena will introduce a great movie , they are showing it in all the cinemas of the world , so that germany can do this. i will start studies, studies will be done, reza's chest is 110, approximately 44, i will conduct the first test in surrey, new mexico, in a limited way . this is news. what is this news? we tried the atomic bomb, it can't be calculated better than this, how many people will be killed when it explodes, disabled people, and we have ankara, we have time, we can say that in fact, i wanted to test it with my own rope, which the truman american government, contrary to the day , did not agree, a very person. he was a gentleman,

disaster. 85 they agreed that it was the right thing to do in the atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasakie exact form was done in 2015, 56% of people agreeing has decreased decisively and significantly, that's why less than 20% disagreed, the remaining amount could have been used . this act shows that they still believe that when vital interests are at risk, all capacities should be used to protect national interests, and i make an exception to the fact that the law of the amir of siberia of the united states states that a cyber attack on the territory of the united states is attack means physical attack on the territory of the united states and us we love all the weapons and the use of atomic bombs for ourselves, so that we can confront and install them. however, i am waiting for you to remember that in the military field, it is a decoration that is a show of power, not when you feel that vital interests are at risk. it falls and i use the gardens as much as possible to what is in the world . the core of this debate is that in america , in the governance of this country, a moral philosop

nagasaki tropical storm.hold an event without state officials, ambassadors and the prime minister of the country in such a cut format and indoors, the ceremony was held for the first time in 60 years. in the moscow region, the attack of ukrainian drones was repulsed . the ministry of defense reports two drones, spotted, the air defense near moscow shot down both devices.

. >>> this weekend marks 78 years since bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki.are remembering. they have a lot to say, and they're going to do it with silence. >> that's right, kris. trivalley cares held a silent vigil at the lawrence livermore national laboratory over in livermore. as you mentioned, the u.s. dropped atomic bombs on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki on august 6th and 9th, respectively. that signaled the end of world war ii back in 1945. one of the main opponents was daniel elseburg, a famous whistle-blower, having leaked the pentagon papers in 1970. he died in his kensington home in june of this year at the age of 93. we're seeing in video of the silent vigil that happened today. his widow was there. she thanked everyone for coming and elseburg would have loved the occasion. >> of course it's hard to work on this issue, of course, but there could be more meaningful work in the world, and our being here together would make him so happy. for the work ahead of us, we have to keep going, that's for sure. he would be so moved by this. >>

country that dropped atomic bombs on the cities of japan, should not have been the atomic attack on nagasaki, three days after the launch.

the people of nagasaki, japan, 78 years after the american atomic bombing , commemorated the victims and the dead of this disaster. instead of sawar park, which was close to the center of the explosion, it was held inside the city. in this local and drawn-out ceremony , the prime minister of japan gave a speech to the audience through a video message . both like the prime minister of japan, the name of the united states, the country that dropped the atomic bomb on the city of japan, the atomic attack on nagasaki in 1945, three days after the first atomic bomb was dropped on hiroshima, about 220,000 people were killed as a result of these two atomic bombings. eight south american countries located in the amazon region form an alliance to fight deforestation. these countries announced at a meeting in brazil that by forming an alliance to increase regional cooperation, they want to prevent the amazon from reaching the point of no return. the countries of brazil , bolivia, colombia, ecuador, guyana, suriname and venezuela the amazon is a member of this coalition, with countless trees tha

the meeting dedicated to the seventy-eighth anniversary of the atomic bombing of nagasaki was decidedpants, the mayor of the city and the japanese prime minister spoke in their speeches , neither of them ever mentioned that it was the united states that bombed nagasaki, but both criticized russia for being retains its nuclear capability at the ceremony. we also read the message of the secretary general. the un, however, antonio gutes also did not name the country that attacked nagasaki nuclear strike on august 9, 1945 , the us air force dropped a 20 kt atomic bomb on the city , more than 70,000 people were killed and missing. another 35,000 later died from radiation wounds. almost all the buildings in the city were destroyed. the us itself , another political scandal, today in the us congress discovered the amount that joe biden could receive as illegal payments. this is 20 million dollars. and some of them. as stated in the report , the congressional oversight committee went into the pocket of baidun from ukraine the us president himself these denis davydov did not comment on the dat

a second atomic bomb dropped on nagasaki killed up to 80,000 people.ut of respect for them, some people say they don't want to see the movie, even though it's not being released in japan yet. >> translator: there's still victims and bereaved families around, so i think it's possible for the film not to be shown out of consideration for those people's feelings. >> others say they're curious about it. >> i definitely want to see it. i'm really interested in what kind of things are included from the american point of view. >> reporter: but beyond the film itself, it's the buzz over "oppenheimer" and another hit summer movie "barbie" that's causing a lot of anger in japan. the films were released on the same day in much of the world and fans created memes under the hashtag "barbenheimer", but some have shown images that many japanese show offensive like pink mushroom clouds. even the warner brothers film group, which is owned by cnn's parent company, apologized over what it described as insensitive social media engagement. so far, there is no scheduled rel

in the fifth year, 2/3 of hiroshima and half of nagasaki were destroyed as a result of explosions and , half a million japanese were killed. and no one was in the states for this crime punished. moreover, according to opinion polls , over a quarter of the japanese believe that the soviet union then dropped the atomic bombs. exactly 80 years ago, orel belgorod was liberated from the nazis of the third reich 1,000 soldiers of the red army officers gave their lives knocking out the enemy. this became an important stage on the way to the great victory in honor of the liberation was given. the first great patriotic salute from the cities of military glory alexander ivanov the banner of victory develops over the eagle exactly 80 years ago scouts were the first to break into the city fixed this banner on the roof of one of the buildings that survived the bombing on the same day, the soldiers of the red army drove the nazis out of belgorod unique photographs of your cows great patriotic battles on the oryol-kursk bulge tank duel attacks on the front minefields, captured germans and finally, l

summit in may, the double standards that tokyo accepts and approves of the horrors of hiroshima and nagasakire caused by nuclear weapons. should never be repeated. japan as the only country affected from nuclear war will continue to make unremitting efforts to build a world without nuclear weapons, while adhering to the three non-nuclear principles. expose yourself as an active supporter of nuclear disarmament, kishida, and did not remember that japan, though the only one in the world. the country that suffered from atomic aggression by the united states did not join the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons, now tokyo and itself are officially under the protection of the american nuclear umbrella of washington's main ally in asia. years, despite its anti-war constitution, it has also been actively increasing the military budget, risk reduction, the proliferation of nuclear weapons, just this week experts from the united states, britain , france, china and russia discussed blame, without specifying the details , the state department shared, where the truth also did not find words of a

latvia in japan this week celebrate the 78th anniversary of the atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasakictims of which were about 140 thousand people, in memory of them and with wishes for peace every year to hiroshima. people from all over the world send millions of paper cranes so as not to throw away origami. 10 years ago, activists suggested burning cranes on the sacred on the island of balls, and local potters began to use the ashes in their ceramics to give new life and a new form. good for prayers and emotions, a lamp of a crane with wishes for peace brought a gift to ukraine by a japanese the premiere of fumiv was held in march, and our yuliya yarmolenko had the opportunity to visit a unique pottery workshop on the outskirts of hiroshima. kosa and yamana is a third-generation potter and the owner of a taigendo studio in the suburbs of hiroshima. he is a master of the traditional technique of making ceramics with sand from a temple on a sacred island. mediadima, according to an ancient tradition, people took sand from the temple as a talisman on their journey, and when they succes

the mayor of nagasaki read out a message about those present laying flowers, i note that the ceremonyormat and in indoors for the first time in 60 years. a new plant for the production of front-end loaders has earned in the krasnoyarsk territory production investments amounted to half a billion rubles for the main customers of such equipment of a construction company, warehouses, mining enterprises, organizations of agriculture or again, localization of the production of this equipment in russia will reduce the share of imports of such machines, report, alexander

um, if the, if japan had the surrender, so immediately after the bombing of nagasaki of the us have a name plain that was send ourselves server plane during the heater oshima bombing, that plane was renamed, necessary, evil. and the necessary evil was to carry the ser nuclear bomb to bomb the city of toyota. and it's only the japanese surrender that came in august 15. that's that put a stop to it. a month ahead of jo biden's visit to new delhi for the upcoming g. 20 summit. the us state departments books person has released the statement criticising india is track record on religious rights. regularly raised human rights concerns with countries with which we engage have done so in the past with india and will do so in the future. we have made it very clear that we oppose the persecution of christians, and we oppose the persecution of any religious group, no matter where it takes place in the world. a well, it made us eagerness to defend the rights of christians in india. washington has conveniently forgotten to do that in ukraine. some months ago, one of the orthodox christianity is m

the mayor of nagasaki read out a message about those present laying flowers, marking the ceremony itselfeld in a truncated format indoors for the first time in 60 years. kazakov or i good morning , preparations are underway for the russian forum on sports powers. yes, all the repair work of the facilities is being completed , the palace of sports has been renovated, the hammer, let me remind you that this year the forum will be held from the nineteenth to the twenty-second of october in perm . -4 beat pareny spartak's head coach guillermo searched considers the first 30 minutes of the match the best of the season, although the average age of the team was only 23, the breaks on the scoreboard burned 3:1. they scored with the prudets class and lyoshin, the return ball on suleymanov’s account after the break, the team seemed to have been replaced by hh in the first seconds of the second half, spent the backlog in the score by the efforts of the ocean, and a couple of minutes later, alexandrov equalized the score after that, the parens made a mistake on the standard, received counterattacks

the mayor of nagasaki read out a message about those present laying flowers, noting that the cylinderelf was held in a truncated format and indoors for the first time in the last 60 years. the crews of the operational-tactical complexes using the iskander conducted a scheduled exercise at the bolt fleet training ground in the kaliningrad region, the fighters worked out the accuracy of missile strikes on command points, a logistics center, warships, an airfield, railway junctions and other critically important objects of a mock enemy, russian scanders call nato a thunderstorm and an ideal weapon to deter the enemy in conditions of real combat operations . surname to you there august 9 day of military glory of russia august 9, 1714 gangut battle during the northern war near cape gangut peninsula russian galley fleet under the command of peter i defeated the swedish squadron. peter then told the state, in which one land army has one hand, about which the fleet has both hands, the gangut battle was the first naval victory over the swedes in russian history. well, now the footage from the

war prior to the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. us air force under the command of curtis in the may, has conducted 5 month long fired bombing of all japanese cities, which was estimated to cost $3.00 over $330000.00 civilian debt. and this, this, this was completely intentional. lemay actually in fact keep practice for the fire bonding of tokyo on the japanese of the chinese city. on the time of december 1944 and the he employed $200.00 us bombers drop over $500.00 tons of incendiary weapons, a cost the death of $40000.00 chinese civilians. but at the time that they excuse was, due to find was a very strategic support in the city. they have to stop the japanese at dance. and as i said by, by the time when us decide to drops and dukes on 0, shima rules are having to be many other japanese cities. that's the less the intact for them to bomb the. okay, let's turn the program know to side asia train crush and the southern part of pakistan has killed at least 30 people this sunday, injuring 80 more after multiple wagons to real over turning cartridges. according to reports, some pass

the world's second atomic bomb was dropped on nagasaki by the us. 78,000 people were killed. the attack ultimately ended world war two. i hope that people remember and let's never forget this and we do what we can as individuals and as a community and as a nation and as a people to help make sure it doesn't happen again. the first atomic bomb was dropped three days prior on hiroshima. well, a man is now under arrest and charged in connection with an antioch sideshow over the weekend that left two people hurt. 21 year old chase allen kinsella of antioch was arraigned today in martinez. he's charged with reckless driving and felony hit and run, resulting in the serious injury of another. also charged with driving without a valid driver's license. police say the suspect sped away from that sideshow and crashed into another vehicle before running from the scene on foot. he's being held on $191,000 bail. coming up, after the break, oakland police asking for help tonight in finding a missing teenager. also, an update from state health officials. the new numbers on california's opio

so immediately after the bombing of nagasaki of the us have named playing that was sent a selves server plane during the heater oshima bombing, that plane was renamed, necessary, evil. and the necessary evil was to carry the ser nuclear bomb to bomb the city of toyota. and it's only the japanese surrender that came in august 15. that's that put a stop to it. there's something else to tell you about a special license from the us treasury for earth. quick release, a to syria, expired on tuesday. it had permitted transactions through american banks to avoid the current sanctions on the country. it was a time limited authorization, intended reinforce existing communitarian authorizations for disaster relief and ensure that effective syrians had access to emergency assistance after the earthquake the future as quite slow turkey um, syria, back in february they resulted in tens of thousands of them. some left homes and infrastructure and really though trickier, sir, for the most casual, these parts of syria are also probably affected. many countries real quick to send data. now the bulk went

the 78- year-old bombing in japan, where in three days they will remember the victims already in nagasakilexander gollsky politor nikolai petrov beijing first. in chelyabinsk, the championship of russia in athletics took place with the winners andrey shlyapnikov will tell. high jumper ilya ivanyuk effectively conveyed the athlete's mood before the start of the final day of the russian athletics championship. there hasn’t been a single start this season so that it doesn’t rain, we’ll wait for a single one, that all this will connect until the wind in the face and rain connect, but then the heavenly office of courage was conducted and the main finale of the day passed and under beams of the hot chelyabinsk sun, high jumper daniil veselka, despite the fact that russian athletes are not admitted to international competitions , he constantly reminds himself of himself among the leaders world season with a result of 2 m 35 cm for the victory in the championship of russia, he was enough for 2 cm. less than your main rival qatari. a 2:36. yeah, well, uh, you think you can jump over this year. yes

still to come, the bay area ceremony marking the atomic bombing on nagasaki, japan. also, an update on the health of 90 year old senator dianne feinstein, who fell at her home in san francisco to tell you what a health expert told us (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) visit your local volvo retailer, to experience a volvo fully electric vehicle during the summer safely savings event. feinstein california's senior senator. senator is still at her home in san francisco right now. on tuesday, she was at the hospital after she fell in her home. senator feinstein is the oldest person right now serving in the us senate. back in february, she contracted shingles and missed several votes. during the three months she was out. and there were more calls by senators from both political parties for her to step down. but the experts say it's not just her age. you have to consider. you can have a perfectly functioning mind and a body that begins to fail and then the reverse can also happen. so there's lots of variability that exists in the world of aging. and senator feinstein has been adaman

august the 17th i love the city of the public bombing of hiroshima, while citizens in nagasaki, both the brunt the american house, 3 days data. now want estimates, say around a $100000.00 people were killed instantly. many more lost their lives from the consequences of radiation exposure is a portion of the all teen documentary, atomic message documenting how washington was waiting on the same phase for the survey, either name, a warning, you may find the following images, the survey the, those who leave are a little can't stand. so we just stood and looked at the plane. then suddenly to bump. so the stayed up. there were bodies and over the place. the room mother is looking for their kids. i hurt children, clothing, mommy, mommy. all around that, even when they saw their children's faces, they couldn't even recognize them. the policy of the united states government at that time was to subdue the nation of japan. and i was willing to do anything i could do to help the short term of the american airplane kept one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed its usefulness to the enemy. when this w

drop one in nagasaki justice would go climb the have a lands and become a buddhist.le job this ÃÃall susan's hero is henry david. after the first work is dropped on joseph kennedy who gets a lot of bad press will be a business guy he wanted to get the pump involved and bishops involved, henry luce involved john f. kennedy red the war is over but he immediately took to our writer name norman cousins head of the saturday review. he wrote the first big major essay called his man obsolete? critical pretty mild but nevertheless he was saying this is not something we should be celebrating is a big problem. kennedy loved it. jackie kennedy on a study like i have closely his career in the navy beyond legitimate pt 109 was much more helen keller catch 22 slaughterhouse kind a guy he saw and absurdity of war he saw and absurdity of how chain of command and he was skeptical of the whole nuclear aims yet he was army cold warrior. another was rachel carson. about nuclear testing. rachel carson was from pennsylvania, a girl growing up on the banks of the allegheny river and the al

and hiroshima and nagasaki in virtual reality — before and after the atomic bombings in 1916.

the attack followed a few days later with another atomic bomb and the city of nagasaki. prompted the end of world war 2. they were the only times that nuclear weapons were used in the history of armed conflict. the japanese prime minister for me. okay. she was among those who took part in a memorial event at hiroshima, this weekend to mark the historic and tragic event. preserving the memory of what happened in here. she, my roommate is very important to the city, particularly as the number of survivors windows with each passing year. the day that changed the world forever, tends possibly hundreds of thousands of people. most the civilians lost their lives in the attack. those who survived it on the ultima have lived with severe trauma and health problems as a result. but the purpose of the pox goes beyond remembrance. all kind of wash about going to do the purpose of this museum, which i hope in 10 years of, to the end of the war is to contribute to the abolition of nuclear weapons and to the realization of a lost in peace in the world. it tends to be so di casso is $91.00 and is th

a 2nd atomic bomb destroyed nagasaki, 3 days later, forcing japan to surrender and ultimately ending world war 2. as an every year since then who ocean of remembers the victims? a site dedicated to the victims of the 1st atomic bomb attack in history. have regime of peace memorial park strives to highlight the horrors of the 1945 bombing, an advocate for world peace. it displays photos, objects, an art works connected with the destruction of that fateful day. a day that change the world forever. tends possibly hundreds of thousands of people, mostly civilians lost their lives in the attack. those who survived it on the aftermath have lived with severe trauma and health problems as a result. but the purpose of the park goes beyond remembrance. this is all kind of ask you about kind of do the purpose of this museum, which open 10 years of to the end of the war is to contribute to the abolition of nuclear weapons and to the realization of a lost in peace in the world. it tends to be kind of someone on so died. so as 91, she's a he book russia that's japanese 1st survivor of the bombing.

held in japan, dedicated to the 78th anniversary of the american atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki, here's what you really need to know about the events, who bombed peaceful japanese cities did not mention the prime minister of the country , not the governor of hiroshima and nagasaki, did not mention this in the message and the secretary general gutysh . in japan , there is a wonderful proverb that a fish rots from the head. here's how it works in action probably, the bombing was necessary to some extent , the bomb was needed to end the war as soon as possible. japan did not want to capitulate, and america chose the fastest way to end the war and prevent other countries from capturing japan than to fight and kill the sky, she preferred to die herself at the hands of the enemy. everything is turned upside down by the japanese now thanks to the united states for the fact that they ended the war faster with a nuclear charge, nevertheless there are historical facts about them, how it is more difficult to destroy the national identity as a result the explosion of the atomic bomb dropped

atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. we will speak with john laforge who just served a 50 day sentence in germany for protesting u.s. nuclear weapons stationed at a base there. >> within the pentagon's threatened use -- we take the pentagon's threat very seriously. this ongoing well rehearsed readiness to tech people with hydrogen bombs is an international criminal conspiracy to commit massacre due to radiation of firestorms. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. at least 36 people have died on the hawaiian island of maui as unprecedented wind-driven wildfires forced thousands of people to flee their homes. hospitals have been overwhelmed with burn patients. some people had to run into the ocean to escape the flames. much of the town of lahaina has burned to the ground. lahaina was once the capital of the hawaiian kingdom. residents described horrific scenes of destruction. >> i am a resident here for about 18 years. we just had the wors

after another 3 days, they attacked nagasaki, the purpose of the bombing was to accelerate the surrenderat the end of world war ii. and this is the only one in the history of mankind. an example of the combat use of nuclear weapons, according to various estimates, in hiroshima , from 70 to 100,000 people died per day by the end of the year, the number of victims increased to 140,000 in memory of them in japan, a minute was held silence, according to tradition, the report was entered by the blows of the bell. the main mourning events were held in the peace memorial park in the center of hiroshima, in this place the bodies of those who died after the bombings were burned. officials of the country spoke there. including prime minister fumioke shida , there was a place in his speech to accuse our country of the threat of use. at the same time , he did not mention nuclear weapons, that the terrible tragedy that brought the lives of hundreds of thousands of people happened through the fault of the americans. a large-scale festival is taking place in tatarstan these days the folk boat, which br

.and, happened in 80 years since hiroshima and nagasaki .asaki. and, of course, the problems of mass migration. but i mean, when i was born, i think the population of the world was 2.5 billion. in 1958, it's now about 8 billion. and despite what you're saying, it's going to go up a fair bit more to about 11 billion, isn't it? before it starts coming down again. now the if the world again. now if the if the world if population had stayed at if the population had stayed at 2.5 million, then the problems of climate change would be a lot, lot less . you know, a lot lot, lot less. you know, a lot of what's going on. the climate change is going on is because there are so many people in the world consuming energy and so on and emitting carbon and therefore i, i would welcome the population coming down, but it will probably be too late . it, will probably be too late. it, it'll be too late to save it. >> which exactly ones do you want to get rid of. right. so that's, firstly i really that's, that's firstly i really exactly what one's which which peo

.and, happened in 80 years since hiroshima and nagasaki .asaki. and, of course, the problems of mass migration. but i mean, when i was born, i think the population of the world was 2.5 billion. in 1958, it's now about 8 billion. and despite what you're saying, it's going to go up a fair bit more to about 11 billion, isn't it? before it starts coming down again. now the if the world again. now if the if the world if population had stayed at if the population had stayed at 2.5 million, then the problems of climate change would be a lot, lot less . you know, a lot lot, lot less. you know, a lot of what's going on. the climate change is going on is because there are so many people in the world consuming energy and so on and emitting carbon and therefore i, i would welcome the population coming down, but it will probably be too late . it, will probably be too late. it, it'll be too late to save it. >> which exactly ones do you want to get rid of. right. so that's, firstly i really that's, that's firstly i really exactly what one's which which peo

it was fdr, supreme court justice 37, douglas had rushed to say no nagasaki after he saw what it did. hiroshima the supreme court justice said, don't drop one in nagasaki just as would go and climb the himalayan sand, become a buddhist supreme court justice, collecting buddhism his all season hero is henry david thoreau. you know who else was against the mom after first one was dropped on catholic moral reasons joseph kennedy, who gets a lot of bad for being a business guy. he wanted to get the pope involved and bishops involved, henry luce involved to make sure there wasn't a second bomb drop for moral reasons, but another one. so john f read part one and i glad the war's over, but immediately took to a named norman cousins head of the saturday review and norman cousins wrote the first book, big major called is obsolete due to nuclear weapons, a critical if you read it today it's a pretty mild but nevertheless he was saying this is not something we should be it's a big problem. kennedy loved it. jack kennedy, when you study like i have closely his career in the navy years beyond bein

summit in may, the double standards that tokyo accepts and approves the horrors of hiroshima and nagasaki by nuclear weapons. should never be repeated. japan, as the only country affected by a nuclear war, will continue to make unremitting efforts to build a world without nuclear weapons, while adhering to the three non-nuclear principles, presenting itself as an active supporter of nuclear disarmament, kishida did not remember that japan, although the only one in the world. the country that suffered from atomic aggression by the united states has not acceded to the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons now tokyo itself is officially under the protection of the american nuclear umbrella of washington's main ally in asia. and in recent years, despite its anti-war constitution, it has also been actively increasing its military budget. reducing the risk of nuclear proliferation, just this week, was discussed in vienna by experts from the united states, britain, france, china and russia, without specifying the details, shared the state department, where the truth also did not find word