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let's get to bloomberg first ws.d nee >> president obama has become the first sitting president to visitity destroyed by a nuclear bomb in hiroshima, japan, and 1945. mr. obama said he was there to mourn the dead japanese and americans. obama: since that day, we have made choices that gave us hope. the united states and japan forged not only an alliance but a friendship. emma: japanese prime minister shinzo abe praised president obama for what he calls his third for coming to hiroshima. global leaders meeting in japan pledged to bolster sagging economic growth. the group of said event industrialized nations round of their summit and glossed over differences on this goal stimulus. the ivory coast says it has arrested a suspect in a deadly inack by al qaeda militants march. the suspect is described as the driver of the vehicle used in the attack. 19 were killed when gunmen opened fire at a beach. hillary clinton is bringing in new deep-pocketed donors to the democratic party's on his efforts. clinton's campaign has added 125 finders. people who have raised at least $100,000. almost none of

am nee. >> i will be the nominee for my party, chris. that is already done in effect.here is no way i won't be. >> hillary clinton today interjecting on cnn to say if? if? there is no way. she doesn't end up not being the nominee of the democratic party this year. that is clearly the view for hillary clinton it has been for some time. it is the view of the campaign. that is the view of observers of this race just looking at the math and the fact that secretary clinton has already sewn 96% of the delegates she needs to win the nomination at this point. the bernie sanders campaign for sure is not there yet and today they put out this statement criticizing secretary clintoon for the remark on cnn. we expect voters in the remaining eight contests will disagree. despite hillary clinton's lead in her race against bernie sanders, likely insurmountable lead. they're stopping og donald trump full stop means it is where the drama is in the presidential politics, at least in the last few weeks. today in all of the international news, today there was a fascinating and unexpected l

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we nee f.t.a. is getting everything they need well in advance and they are given privilegedded status. brianne: in response, wiedefeld says he is sometimes impatient and felt urgency to get the plan moving. >> when i sat there at the hearing the other day and i heard through the litany of the decade here, it's reinforced to me i have to go. brianne: days later he outlined the plan. one of the items in question happens in august on the blue, orange and silver line. when will it take place? that is finalized by metro. a person working on this, the new chief safety officer. he will weigh in. we will have more on him coming up tonight at 6:00. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. leon: thank you. look back now at another story on the rails. it was one year ago today that an am track train in -- amtrak train derailed at philadelphia. the train was traveling at 106 miles per hour, more than twice the speed limit for the region. patrick murphy, the acting secretary of the navy was on the train when

and 190 for the republican nom nee, donald trump, with 44 electoral votes remaining too close to callthis point. in no scenario there, could donald trump win the necessary 2 sechblt electoral votes to become the president of the you said. with 187 days left for the campain, joining us tonight, steve, a veteran of three campaigns, howard dean's 2004 campaign, and killian conway, a veteran of newt gingrich's 2012 campaign. you were running part of the ted cruz super pack, you could never be in the war room, you cannot cooperate like that. the trump war room, 180 days, what did they do today? what did it trump campaign do today to attract voters they don't already v. >> several things i would say. he got another news cycle from hillary clinton. he is out in west virginia, a state that bill clinton carried that hillary clinton has not. >> when you say that -- he already has that. >> you hear gloom and doom. it is over. throw my hands up in the air. there are competitive senate races as well. he did there, he did what donald trump usually does. he took his opponent's words and used them ag

we need to bring attention to the matter before another child gets something worse. >> illegal slashes are not unusual in competitive lacrosse. but they believe the trainers, coaches and the refs should be held accountable for keeping kendall in game, even though she showed signs of having a concussion. >> i went behind the bleachers. i vomited and collapsed in the parking lot. >> the florida high school athletic association says they cannot comment because it is an ongoing legal matter. ellie has yet to comment. legal watchers wonder if it could open the door for the high school athletes to sue each other for actions that take place on the field. so for more, abc news analyst dan abe rams provided insight. this is his take on who the lawsuit has merit. >> there have been a number of lawsuits with regard the fundamental question were the same. were they negligent? did the coach see something that should have led to action? to removing? was it clear there was a concussion? were they trained p

to work with the health ministries in both gi nee and liberia to -- in both guinea and liberia to address the rapidly changing ebola cases there. right now they are assisting the government in tracing nearly 1,000 contacts. these are individuals who are at heightened risk of potentially spreading ebola. the c.d.c. has 100 staff deployed over there and that staff is helping to process 10,000 samples per month in liberia, sierra leone and guinea. so it's clear that what's happen, the work that the c.d.c. is doing in west africa was very lpful in the fall of 2014 in stopping the spread of that terrible disease. but it requires vigilance. and the lesson that we should have learned from 2014 is that the united states and the american people benefit from the enhanced capacity of public health officials in other countries. that stopping the spread of a dangerous virus in another country makes the american people safer. and i -- when that was an academic, hypothetical exercise, there was some skepticism that some people expressed about that notion. but there weren't many people expressing skeptic

john mccain, while publicly saying he will support trump because he's the nom nee, is telling folks behindlosed doors, he's facing a tougher re-election fight because trump is atop the ticket. and lindsey graham came out firing against trump, calling him a con-man. quote, i cannot in good conscience support donald trump because i do not believe he's a reliable republican conservative, nor has he displayed the judgment and temperament to serve as commander in chief. moments ago, trump slammed graham addeding, he was a poor representative and an embarrassment to the people of south carolina. it's a simple fact, folks, the party that isn't united in a general national election, whether mid terms or presidential, loses, period. look back at 2000, al gore distancing himself from clinton because of lewinsky, gore lost by a brutally close margin. 2008, when john mccain had a runaway from george w. bush's low approval rating thanks to a toxic collision in iraq and a collapsing economy. they lost big. compare that for 2012 and the democrats when bill clinton delivered a rousing speech, showcasing d

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just a roeason that you may nee to get out of the booth.ut think about all the movies you've seen about captive businesses and people going crazy and here it happens in real life. but i think the empaneling of the bus drives is the best answer or better surveillance of people at the timing on the bus, but who does the surveillance. >> there you've got a good point. and there are some cities where they do have cameras. and then once again, at least you have evidence. cameras can be a deterrent to a lot of criminal activity. >> and i think what the union can also use as backing, there has been federal douptd tags showing that assaults against bus drivers are up like 37% in the last year and a half. they have had hearings on the hill about this, department of transportation has about violence on buses. so this can be an opportunity to have a discussion for metro unfortunately it's another discussion about something that maybe they don't have control of, but something again that is going wrong with riding metro rail or metro bus. in and even if

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