against the g-7 summit today so that everything would be over before the leaders arrived at the peace parkire route there was a dense police corridor for a while, the authorities in hiroshima themselves completely unhooked the perimeter around the peace park, the protesters were allowed to gather in a small square and walk , accompanied by the police, along the side streets away from the eyes and ears of the participants in the meeting of the leaders of the countries, whose west is called the main warmongers here. on the posters of the demand for the west to stop sponsoring the military conflict in ukraine and not to provoke, china among the protesters there are many children and grandchildren of those who fell victim to the american nuclear bombing of this city more than 80 years ago, yasuhira and kang, one of them here is her terekota. they say, one thing they do is exactly the opposite, take japan, it doubles military spending, stocks up, including offensive weapons, such steps clearly cannot help in preventing war. on the contrary, this is a systematic preparation for this war to be ev

they will then visit the peace memorial park together, they will hold a working lunch, they will havesession as well and they have indeed already been talking about as we just heard from nick there introducing a new package of sanctions from russia and indeed the european council president delivered a press conference before this got under way and said this summit will reaffirm support for ukraine so we will see what nuts and bolts come out of the summit particularly on support for ukraine but to talk about all of this ice spoke earlier with derek grossman. thank you very much forjoining us. let's start with the two headliner topics of this g7 summit. politico reported us officials are planning for the growing possibility that russia and ukraine — the war will turn into a frozen conflict. how do you think g7 leaders will approach this, to try to keep up momentum for the west's support for ukraine? thanks. yeah, well, i think that the g7 has been quite unanimous in its view that russia's invasion of ukraine was in violation of international law and norms and behaviour. you can't have o

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

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on friday morning , biden will participate in a ceremony at peace park, where the epicenter of the nuclearsion was. the white house warned ahead of time that there should be no illusions about this visit, some people hope he will apologize on behalf of the us we can expect the president to apologize the president will not make a statement at the peace memorial park with other 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

interesting they will be laying a wreath at the peace park... i have got a fly buzzing in my face. to the victims of the bombast here in hiroshima. these have an intertwined history?- hiroshima. these have an intertwined history? let's not foruet, i intertwined history? let's not forget, i think— intertwined history? let's not forget, i think it _ intertwined history? let's not forget, i think it is _ intertwined history? let's not forget, i think it is useful- intertwined history? let's not forget, i think it is useful to l forget, i think it is useful to remind _ forget, i think it is useful to remind viewers, we talk about bilateral— remind viewers, we talk about bilateral relations and this cooperation betweenjapan bilateral relations and this cooperation between japan and south — cooperation between japan and south korea against the threat coming — south korea against the threat coming from north korea against an increasingly belligerent china _ an increasingly belligerent china. these two countries have not been — china. these two countries have not been friendly. this is sou

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

leaders including president biden met the japanese prime minister, fumio kishida, at the city's peace parkand others. the new sanctions are expected to target individuals and entities across europe, the middle east and asia. britain and the eu have indicated they want to restrict trade in russian diamonds. the british prime minister, rishi sunak, also announced a ban on imports of russian copper, aluminium and nickel. live now to the bbc�*s nick marsh in hiroshima. thanks forjoining us. it's an event really rich in symbolism stop we've seen leaders posed together in hiroshima, the site of the bomb. russia was expeued of the bomb. russia was expelled from the group had now it's top of their agenda. what more could you tell us about the planned sanctions?- the planned sanctions? yes, this is a summit _ the planned sanctions? yes, this is a summit which - the planned sanctions? yes, this is a summit which is, i the planned sanctions? yes, | this is a summit which is, like you said, heavy with symbolism, heavy with history, but also plenty of new challenges at these g7 leaders are facing. i su

this is the children's memorial in hiroshima's peace park.s 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 pr

— 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

in the morning, biden will participate in a ceremony at the peace park, where the epicenter of the nuclear was. the white house has warned in advance that there are no illusions about this visit some people hope he will apologize on behalf of the united states we can expect the president to apologize the president will not make a statement in a peace memorial park with other g7 leaders he will receive participation in the presentation of wreaths and a number of other events. but that's from his point of view. no two-way moment. he, as one of the leaders of the seven , came to pay respect to denmark, both to history and to prime minister kesisi, who is from from hiroshima behind my back is the famous atomic house which was left in chi. a name for the edification of a descendant after a nuclear explosion in 1945, you can usually 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 residents of hiroshima are delighted that biden is coming here, who is not going to utter words of remorse or apology

in the morning, biden will participate in a ceremony at the peace park, where the epicenter of the nuclearlosion was. the white house warned in advance that there were no illusions about this visit. if some people hope that he will apologize on behalf of the us we can expect the president to make an apology will make a statement in a peace memorial park along with other g7 leaders he will take part in wreath laying and a number of other events. but this from his point of view 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 to prime minister keshizi, who hails from hiroshima, behind my back the famous atomic house. left in hiroshima as a warning to posterity after the nuclear explosion in 1945, you can usually 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 residents of hiroshima are delighted that a biden comes here who is not going to utter words of remorse or an apology, but the japanese government is quite happy wi

they started the day by visiting the hiroshima peace park and memorial museum.led planned stops in asia after the sumit and heads home sunday to continue negotiating the debt ceiling. >>> a pfizer vaccine protecting infants against a respiratory virus rsv is one stoep closer to being approved. the fda's independent vaccine avisers voted thursday to recommend approving the shot, which would be given to pregnant mothers. >>> and lebron says on instagram he is one proud dad. his son, bronny, has officially committed to play basketball at usc. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight there are new details in the investigation of the deadly shooting rampage in farmington, new mexico. police just this afternoon releasing body cam video of the encounter with the 18-year-old gunman as he opened fire, seemingly at random. those killed included a 97-year-old mother and her 73-year-old daughter. the third person killed was a 79-year-old moth

they had just previously been visiting the hiroshima peace memorial park before coming here. to the memorial park and they got a description of what the memorial park is therefore and what the museum 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 intelligen

in hiroshima, japan's prime minister showed volodymyr zelenskyy around the peace park, a monument to the victims of the u.s. atomic bombing in world war ii. lied he sobering reminder that might use tactical nuclear weapons against ukraine. president biden was to have gone on from here to australia for more international securityetins t domestic politics meant he has had to cancel that leg of the trip. he is on his way home now to take control of the negotiations over the debt ceiling. >> elizabeth palmer, thank you. >>> talks about the debt ceiling will continue tomorrow. negotiations this weekend made almost no progress. heightening anxiety in washington and in the financial markets. >> kevin mccarthy and president biden spoke on the phone just hours ago. both leaders agreed to continue their negotiations. the u.s. government could default on its debt as e ju 1. that could be cast u.. house speaker kevin mccarthy emerged from his office after what he said was a productive phone call with president biden. >> the agreement would be let's get our teams back together so everybody clearl

in hiroshima, japan's prime minister showed volodymyr zelenskyy around the peace park, a monument toictims of the u.s. atomic bombing in world war ii. it was a sobering reminder that vladimir putin has implied he might use tactical nuclear weapons against ukraine. president biden was to have gone on from here to australia for more international security meetings, but domestic politics meant that he has had to cancel that leg of the trip. he's actually on his way home now, major, to take control of the negotiations over the debt ceiling. >> elizabeth palmer, we thank you. >>> talks to avoid a government default will reach an important stage tomorrow when president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy meet face-to-face. negotiations this weekend between mccarthy and biden emissaries made almost no progress, heightening anxiety in washington and in the financial markets. cbs' willie james inman is at the white house with the latest. willie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major. house speaker kevin mccarthy and president biden spoke on the phone just hours ago, and both leade

bakhmut from japan and president yoon suk yeol from south korea, they have gone to the hiroshima peace parkommemorates the victims of his devastating atomic bomb blast to mark the end of the world war of 1916. and i am pleased to be able to talk about this without tokyo correspondent shaimaa khalil. this would be the last we will get to chat like this.— get to chat like this. don't make me _ get to chat like this. don't make me sad _ get to chat like this. don't make me sad laughter. | get to chat like this. don't - make me sad laughter. these two countries have _ make me sad laughter. these two countries have got _ make me sad laughter. these two countries have got a _ make me sad laughter. these two countries have got a very _ countries have got a very difficult history and plenty of bad blood between them but the two leaders have met three times in the last three months? after almost no visit by either leaders. — after almost no visit by either leaders, no visit certainly by south — leaders, no visit certainly by south korean leaders to japan for nearly 12 years, we have had — for nearly

the families of the same victims chanted against the war and against this meeting in front of the peace parkh these slogans, neither to the imperialist meeting nor to the nuclear war. the reason for the dismissal of these people is the decrease in the company's income following the charges announced last month. last month, about 1,700 companies went bankrupt in england, and one england telephone communications, which has an independent telephone network in 21, announced that in order to reduce costs , at least 11,000 one of his employees the situation of this company will reduce the value of its shares by more than 28 % compared to the same month last year. the head office in the uk will be reduced. the number of employees of this company in germany, italy and spain will also be fired last year . the decrease has reached 700 billion euros, which is about 8 billion euros less than the company's previous estimate. vodafone managers consider the increase in costs due to high energy prices and the poor performance of the german branch of this company to be effective in reducing revenues amid the

words of remorse that the authorities in hiroshima completely unhooked the perimeter around the peace parkk, accompanied by police, along the side streets away from eyes and ears of the participants in the meeting of leaders of countries whose west is here called the main warmongers on the posters of the demand for the seven to stop sponsoring a military conflict on ukraine and not to provoke china separate claim against the organizers themselves is the exploitation of the theme, the tragedy and hiroshima for political purposes. biden. at the site of the mass death of people in an atomic fire arranged by the united states, the locals did not find a response among the protesters, many children and grandchildren of those who fell victim to the american nuclear bombing of hiroshima 8 years ago, yasuhiru ikan, one of them here is her own tereko. they say one thing it does is exactly the opposite take japan it doubles the military spending stockpiled, including including offensive weapons, such steps obviously cannot help in preventing war. on the contrary, this is a systematic preparation for

the event itself was held in the peace park, where 78 years ago the americans detonated an atomic bomb summit program had to be extended because of this, the fence put around the atomic house, until they decided not to remove sergei mingazhev. alexey pechkov, east asian news bureau hiroshima japan participants of the rally in chisinau organized by the president of moldova maia sandu demand that the authorities introduce a clause into the constitution on the irreversibility of the country's accession to the european union in addition, the final declaration proposes to expand the international context of negotiations on pridnestrovie and improve the standard of living of citizens by connecting the entire infrastructure to the european one. the head of the european parliament also spoke at the rally. she stated that the country is ready for integration. the opposition sharply criticized the plans of the authorities, condemning the use of budget money to organize the rally, as well as the involvement of civil servants and employees of the public sector , the short party, while taking its s

those from whom on the walls, the surviving houses remained only shadows plant another tree in the peace parkok all never again. true, president biden, like his predecessors, does not want to apologize. the united states does not consider it. this is a crime, which means that under certain conditions they can repeat it, of course, exclusively from the best intentions for the sake of value and the free world. we uphold common values ​​for supporting the brave people of ukraine who defend their sovereign territory, and we also stand for holding russia accountable for its aggression about involving russia in general the entire summit on sanctions and fresh americans. they banned the export to russia of paints of another kind of electronics and glasses from the sun euroso. he thinks how to live without russian diamonds and oil, or rather indian fuel made from it, however, the intrigue of the event was by no means based on its content. everything with this was immediately clear to the western press, for example, they were more worried about whether zelensky would fly to japan or not , his particip

completed, but the center cities remains in a dense police cordon, the event itself was held in the peace parkans detonated an atomic bomb because of zelensky, the program itself had to be extended because of this, the fence put around the atomic house, until they decided not to remove sergei mingazhev. aleksey pechkov, east asian news bureau hiroshima japan spiritual enlightenment should become a key education of youth, and patriarch kirill spoke about this in the prevention of extremism during his visit to tatarstan , the primate of the russian orthodox church became a special guest of the forum russia islamic world. he also held a liturgy in the cathedral of the kazan icon of the mother of god, where the relics of george the victorious were brought , so the capital of tatarstan joined the all-russian prayer service for the victory. george the victorious came thousands of believers the host became the eleventh city where the all-russian prayer service for victory was held in 2 weeks matches of the holy great martyr. george the victorious bowed more than 100,000 people from here from the capi

completed, but the center the city remains in a dense police cordon, the event itself was held in the peace parkdetonated the atomic bomb because of zelensky, the summit program had to be extended, so the fence put around the atomic house. so far, we have decided not to remove sergei mingazhev. aleksey pechkov, east asian news bureau hiroshima japan the head of the turkish interior ministry accused sweden of influencing the elections of the president of the republic according to suleiman sailu, stockholm finances an organization that terrorizes the population near urganda voting earlier , the minister accused washington of stuffing fabricated videos, because of which one of the candidates dropped out of the presidential race, meanwhile, there is an extra week left until the second round of elections and the contenders will not atone for the expressions, criticizing each other. leyla nazarova will continue pre-election campaigning in turkey has resumed yet. he passed the clay posters of complex istanbul, as if tired, taking a breath before the new stage, the mood of the people changed and many pe

completed, but the city center remains in a dense police cordon the summit events were held in the peace parkonated the atomic bomb because of zelensky, the summit program had to be extended, therefore, a fence was put around the atomic house. so far, we have decided not to remove sergei mingazhev. alexey pichkov, east asia news bureau hiroshima japan the provocation that foreign intelligence services are involved in volgograd is asking for a local resident who burned the koran next to the mosque. yes, and took it off. it's all on video and posted online. how much was he paid? what were they striving for? and what will anastasia ivanova find out now is all to remember. we need to hurry, a little bit of time everyone is running out. and this is what day, lying face down, i immediately remembered and the day of the week and for what exactly the operatives detained the koran . let's start step by step how you came to this. in general, people wrote to me, well, who are they, a from ukraine they just run telegram channels and want to help their country, so they recruited a nineteen -year-old resid

that 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

here to the city, but the g 7 and the you lead us paid that respects at the head of she memorial peace park. i also met with a survivor outside attack. and this does say to him with japan and in particular food b o. from you can see that the prime minister, whose constituency hit the stream it is, it fits him with that calls for the world eventually somehow to give up its nuclear weapons. ok, thank you. for that update brought mcbride that for us in hiroshima to well, while the g 7 lead is we're meeting there is of course as rep was mentioning, that lingering project passed over the city of harris. she met a diplomatic editor. james space has more on that around the world. most people know what happened in hiroshima. but even though the risk nuclear bomb was dropped to almost 78 years ago, visiting for the 1st time is a deep, clean moving experience. so you're taking the deal and it's humbling to meet somebody, but it's like 90 roadside a custody ok. both her parents died. she showed me a picture drawn from her recollections, showing the last moments of her badly boned father. and she recal

his end of the summit speech, and also taking questions facing lee in the head, ashima memorial peace park. this is a to come member, right? the victims of the 1945 atomic attacks when he used his address again to condemn russia for its invasion, and also for its threats, but to use nuclear weapons, which has been pretty much universally met with a balance here in japan, which is a remains the only country to have been the victim all button atomic attack. and so he condemned the use of the threats of using nuclear weapons, is saying that, that cannot be tolerated. but of course, it's, this is also the transpose the lensky, as he has been doing throughout this sunday meeting with other countries that are attending here rather will of leaders from places like india, which has a long relationship with russia and also other countries which have remained fairly neutral, such as indonesia and brazil to try to win those around. and of course, any of that was a communicative problem. the g 7 a in the china and lots on the agenda agenda really. but that particular communicate hasn't gone down well

completed, but the city center remains in a tight police clutch the event itself was held in the peace park atomic bomb because of zelensky the summit program had to be extended therefore , the fence erected around the atomic house, while they decided not to remove it almost half a million people have already cast their votes in foreign polling stations. the second round for the country is a novelty . previously, they were always determined from the first . erdogan, including for ankara’s close ties with moscow, and the consequences of the opposition’s careless statements against our country for many sectors of the turkish economy were also recalled by the minister of foreign affairs of the republic, mevlut cavusoglu erdogan, in turn, said that russia turkey needs each other in every possible area. leaders of various levels will again have a chance to achieve even greater career growth russian leaders flagship project of the presidential platform. russia is a country of opportunities and failed. the results of the fifth season of the application campaign were registered by about 160,000 peo

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

visit hiroshima as should all other leaders the children's peace monument in here, a shame is peace memorial park. many of the victims were as young as touch equal to knock, it was then she says she also speaks for them. it's a contribution to piece out a stager corresponded boy you being 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 want to express his desire to get all the chief of the member states to agree on becoming more transparent about their 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 express stuff. the issue is not super high on the agenda overall. and at the same time, germany has even said that this is large, the 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 entire world of mai

on friday morning, biden will participate in a ceremony at peace park, where the epicenter of the nuclear house warned in advance that there should be no illusions about this visit some people hope that he will apologize on behalf of the united states we can expecting the president to apologize will not make a statement in the peace memorial park, along with other leaders of the seven , he will take part in the laying of wreaths and a number of other events. but from his point of view this is not a two-way point. he, as one of the leaders of the seven, came to pay tribute to denmark, both to history and to the prime minister keshizi, who comes from hiroshima, behind my back is the famous atomic house. left in hiroshima as a warning to posterity after a nuclear explosion in 1945, you can usually visit him approach 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 residents of hiroshima are delighted that a biden comes here who is not going to utter words of remorse or apology, but the japanese governmen

your service body connects the free zone of imam khomeini, may allah bless him and grant him peace, the large park and the large center of barbi poldari day next to each other, different efficiency. compared to the past, in order to exploit shahrek el-englab company tehran's institutions are at your service, which are parts of which 300 transport companies find independence here, and in front of the whole ground settlement, there is tehran's warehouses for commercial goods, where all the warehouses will be moved, and this time , now here you can see that there are many warehouses in iran that are located there right now from the factories of industrial towns and the warehouses that are inside tehran are now going to tehran in the southern streets of tehran and shahid rajaee's devotees, but with the plan that we will have now. that this package of truck traffic, many times that it can itself be one of the polluters of tehran's pollution, we will find it in the program from electricity , and they will have traffic in tehran, and finally, this will be done in the entire cargo department and in this a

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

i like to think whatever spark is animating our bodies, once the body passes on, the peace park continuest electricity has consciousness, who can really say. [applause] >> stephen: favorite action movie. >> nicolas: favorite action. >> stephen: it can be one of yours. >> nicolas: no, no, not have to go with bruce lee "enter the dragon." [applause] >> stephen: window or aisle? >> nicolas: oh, aisle. i am older. i need to use the restroom. >> stephen: you don't want to have to say excuse me, excuse me. i understand. favorite smell. >> nicolas: night blooming jasmine. >> stephen: least favorite smell. >> nicolas: my wife 'at pet pomeranian's crap. [laughter] >> stephen: that's very specific. >> nicolas: oh, it's specific. >> stephen: what is your earliest memory? >> nicolas: i don't remember. let me think. listen, i know this sounds really far out and i don't know if it's real or not but sometimes i think i can go all the way back to the in utero and feeling like i could, like see faces in the dark or something. i know that sounds powerfully abstract. with that somehow seems like maybe it ha

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

. >> 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

allies visited the peace park, an american atomic bomb leveled this city during world war ii the summit, a show of resolve against new obstacles to peace and an effort to counter an increasingly assertive china what should the consequence be >> one, protect ourself, two, invest in ourselves, three, be straight and honest. the days you don't get to cheat and we don't care come to an end. >> reporter: president biden receiving updates on the debt ceiling negotiations at home with the u.s. now less than two weeks away from running out of money to pay its bills triggering what experts warned would be a catastrophic default. aides telling the president steady progress is being made you about still no bipartisan deal >> we're not there we haven't agreed to anything yet, but i see the path that we could come to an agreement. >> reporter: one key sticking point remains whether it would include stricter work requirements for public assistance programs like food stamps and medicaid, a move some democrats oppose >> i would vote no >> reporter: the white house says president biden left his diplomat

no, that seems to be possibly changing on the ground here in hiroshima, president biden tour add peace park near the spot where the nuclear bomb attended in 1945, senior officials want to be crystal clear about the purpose of the trip. not to say sorry for dropping a nuclear weapon. >> there was no apology by the president, that wasn't the focus. focus was paying respects and more to the point, the purpose here in hiroshima is the future. >> especially the future in ukraine with the jets announcement and also the tightening of loopholes of sanctions that russians have apparently been using to evade sanctions to pay for their war effort in ukraine. we don't think president biden has been spending a ton of time on the ground, staying up through the night to engage in live talks with his negotiators about the debt limit, and we think that because we were told this morning that president biden, after being down for a couple hours, requested and received a briefing from his negotiators. back to you. >> sandra: peter doocy live on the ground, brand-new reaction when senator lindsey graham joins u

as well as the reminder of atomic weapons and that is the atomic dome in that memorial peace park. they will be visiting that this morning on a very rainy day. war is front and center as well. some residents of hiroshima. last night i walked through some of the covered shopping streets. there was a large but peaceful orderly protest going through the streets of hiroshima. this is known as japan's peace city. they are opposed to any moves to wage war with china. those are some of the placards they were holding up. they are essentially against some of the moves by the g7 chaired it does not necessarily represent the entire nation of japan which does have a pacifist constitution but there are moves afoot originally by shinzo abe and she should us on to be closer to the united states and change the pacifist constitution. there was the protest going through the streets. russia and its war in ukraine will be front and center with the the protest. some of the sanctions we are hearing that could be brought forward at the g7 include about 70 entities from russia and other countries receivi

that extra business welcomed on napa's busiest three days of the year town is still relatively peaceful. parking seems to be under control, so i feel like it's a smooth year and a good event this year reporting from downtown napa i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. well if you're still looking to see what that lineup is little, nah, zac sos and the red hot chili pepper is set to close out the festival tomorrow night. now tickets they're sold out, but the festival is working with a ticket exchange for people who are still searching for tickets on the secondary market. you can go to our website for that ticket exchange information, and when you get to ktvu .com, check on our web links section and boy , i bet you those folks up in bala rock are hoping for some nice weather tomorrow. mark. yeah, some pretty nice weather looks like a would be a bit cooler, though christian, but at least we're not talking about any major heat. i know dangerous heat here in the berry forecast, in fact, take a look at the numbers from this afternoon, upper fifties out toward the coast, some sixties and the warmest occa

g-7 leaders today visited a peace park dedicated to the victims of the world's first atomic bombing releasingnt statement denouncing russia's irresponsible nuclear rhetoric and calling for disarmament. ukrainian president zelenskyy is expected to join those leaders in person this weekend. his furthest trip from his country since the russian invasion. but first, he's meeting with leaders of the middle east who are gathering in saudi arabia for the annual arab league summit, looking to shore up support beyond the west. nbc's mike memoli is traveling with the president in hiroshima. molly hunter is reporting for us from kyiv. so mike, president zelenskyy has been pushing the west for fighter jets, which the u.s. and allies have so far refused to send. but we're seeing some indication just in the last couple of hours, that opposition may be softening. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, chris. here on this first full day of the g-7 summit, some significant new announcements as it relates to the west's continued support for ukraine. the first are those new sanctions, which