and our final witness is shigayo suzuki.ameramen tasked with capturing japan's spectacular royal wedding in 1959 as the then crown prince, today's emperor, who lives inside this imperial palace, married a commoner, a first in the history of the japanese royal family. crown prince akihito has married a commoner, michiko shoda, so breaking japanese tradition of more than 2600 years. the marriage ceremony, lasting only 15 minutes, took place in kashiko—dokoro, a wooden shrine within the walls of the imperial palace. there was no hint of any western influence in the wedding ritual. in sumptuous robes such as the members of the imperial family have worn for centuries, the crown prince and his bride were made man and wife. burdened by no fewer than 12 kimonos, it took princess michiko three hours to dress. the total weight was 33 lbs. cheers accompanied them all the way as they began their drive through tokyo. shiegeo suzuki there on a turning point injapanese society. and that's all from me here in tokyo. witness will be back at

i'm one of the first teachers of the suzuki method. ten.the first teachers of the suzuki methodlj ten. i'm one of the first teachers of the suzuki method. i studied at the age of four. my brother was already listening to my practice. the idea here is that from the age of three, japanese children can be taught to play simple tunes by ear. as the japanese teacher suzuki says himself, they learn to speak with the violin at the same time as they learn to speak their mother tongue. hideya and toshiya there, still playing the violin 50 years later. in 1956 reports came to urge about what became known as japan's worst case of industrial pollution in the town. these two were among those devastated by the disaster. translation: i can't tell youjust how much i hate a chemicalfactory. the corporation devastated the ocean and our people. ijust hate it. people used to say that life in the town was wonderful. the corporation was the only company in the town. we are still frightened by the awfulness of the mercury that was leaked from the factory. it pois

suzuki: every part of the city reminds me of the bomb. it's just the city itself has a memory of the bomb. and also the people i meet, 90% of the people either... [speaks japanese] friends or whatever... so it's constant reminding that i'm working in the city of the bomb victim, working with the people of hiroshima, too, actually. it is still present. [speaking japanese] newsreel narrator: the hiroshima hospital of the japan red cross, 1,500 meters from the epicenter, was the best hospital in the city. it was completely demolished, save for the 3-storied reinforced-concrete building. all the installation and equipment were destroyed. among the hospital staff and nurses under training, 36 were killed and nearly 300 injured, leaving only 36 physicians and 120 students in any condition to handle the patients. though short-handed, they did amazing work amidst the confusion which followed the bombing in taking care of the 400 cases within the hospital itself and the thousands who rushed here from the outside. hida: [speaking japanese] suzuki:

check out suzuki as well.officer also said it is still studying its cooperation with toyota. it is ramping up on its electrical vehicle technology to get in on that action. that is a look at what we will watch when trading gets underway. just a moment from a nap. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the grand jury hurts wall street and the dollar, however it may be just a local story expecting to price today. investors turn to friday's critical payroll numbers, expectation for 180,000 new jobs in july. boost his hopes to ratings with a fourth reshuffled cabinet. he also raises a potential challenger. title planning attire mazda, a joint production plant in the united states. this is the second hour of daybreak asia. i am yvonne man in hong kong where it is just after 8:00 a.m.. betty: it's just after it :00 p.m. in new york, i am betty lou. we have been following the earnings season here. just getting the number from crown results. the will likely dominate in trade in the local markets. here in the u.s., we will be focus

nick hundley with a ground ball to the side running to the back himself. 4-1 marlins,, even suzuki gettingon the action, part of the two run marlins fifth. miami roles to a-1 victory. and 49ers had a second preseason game, the first at home on saturday against the denver broncos. and the general manager have some history manager has some history with them. ruben foster, earning a starting job as a linebacker. the is described as someone with the nose to the football. and ryan looks to get more steps on quarterback. his exhibition game was at kansas city. and he talked about practicing hagan someone other than a teammate. >> different teams, different players, a challenge to go up against really good second difference. and you know, we can see if we can get open for those guys. we want to go out and see what we can do against someone else. we have a chance to play against a really good defense and see where we are at. >> more than what you can determine from nfl preseason games. they probably will not be in the game when the regular season starts. but they have reversed the answer is a good

the bad news though, the ageless ichiro suzuki with an rbi single in the fifth inning.ns cruise to an 8-1 victory over the giants. at the coliseum this afternoon, the athletics closing out a homestand against the royals. this was a back breaker for the a's. the royals take the lead in the ninth inning. alex gordon is the hero. kc wins, 7-6. the a's are off who houston for a weekend series. >> a mad dash for glasses ahead of that highly anticipated event. you know what we're talking about. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> okay. it is the big buzz. it's dangerous also to look up at the sun. what are we all going to do on monday for that eclipse? everyone needs special glasses. it's a big problem. they're sold out at most bay area stores. even sold out on amazon. so we present you the this. cell phone video of a mad ru

it was about future row suzuki. -- ichiro suzuki. >> teams will try anything to stop this guy. >> nowhink the commercial is great. but there is a second problem with all of that, and this goes into the idea of the model minority. now the expectation is for players coming from japan, you have an idea that they are going to be superhuman. right? this sets up that double-edged sword. we want the best talent from japan, but if you are only an average player, you are going to wash out. that becomes a big problem. this is that idea of that double-edged sword, the breaking and perpetuating of stereotypes. yes, we used to think of you as lesser beings, but now we think about japanese teams as super beings. so we are always looking for the next ichiro. that is the problem with eight asians in baseball -- with asians in baseball moving into the future. will we accept ordinary players? how long will they last? secondly, given the fact that you have contractual situations with japan, i have a feeling you will see more korean and taiwanese players. everything comes back down to money. since they d

suzuki getting in on the act. part of the home run. >>> the 49ers are set for the second preseason game and the first one at home on saturday against the broncos.kyle shanahan and john lynch have history.the two teams got an early look at each other today in a scrimmage in santa clara.so far the sunny rookie ruben foster will be earning a starting spot. he has been described as someone with a nose for the football.that was demonstrated today. >> the difference game and players.but it was a good challenge for us.obviously the receivers when against a good secondary input coverage.far more than our defense. see if we can get opening work obviously for us we got six place. this is a good chance for us to get a lot of place. >> players get excited and the juices get flowing. it is not scripted.it is unscripted and you don't know everything they are doing.it is to competition. it is as close to a game as possible. >> a couple of things to check out on wednesday.a pregame ceremony in boston. a cancer survivor was asked

marlins pylon, suzuki hits a two run marlins fifth.n streak comes to an end and miami wins. first game at home, saturday against denver. and the teams got an early look. so far this summer, ruben foster earns is start as a linebacker. he was described as someone with a nose for the football. he likes to practice when the opposition is not itchy met. >> it was a good challenge. and they did put out good coverage. we want to open for those guys and see what we can do against someone else. and it was good to see where we are at. >> they picked up a player that was discarded in the off-season . he was released after being charged with felony domestic violence. the accuser declines to cooperate. >>> a couple of things to check out this wednesday evening and pregame ceremonies in boston. jordan lee andre was honored. >> jordan, fire it in! [ crowd noise ] >> they looked to the catchers for a target and this is not what they mean. photographers know that you have to keep your eyes open. and examples - - examples of how a day could be good or

suzuki stadium, southern illinois coming university.int out, we put safe accepting what we are looking at. totality at 1:20 central, 2:20 eastern. it'll last for two minutes and 35 seconds which is an eternity it was a see a shadow moving across an 1800 miles an hour as this moon lucinda place. i would tell you, the shadow of commerce, you've got everything. bring those cookies in here. they made eclipse cookies they are selling. we've got ozzy osbourne eclipse mind, what she's doing a performance today. >> rate during the eclipse at 1:00 p.m. in carterville, illinois. >> this has been a tremendous burst of economic activity. >> to return on has been huge. suppose to be about 725 million in the carbondale market. magnified in southern illinois, about a 16 to $18 million impact from the expenditure alone here in southern illinois. reporter: everybody's got the glasses. i don't mean to put design, but the fact is you need glasses you can see through right now. >> you will want those classes about 1:00. >> are there any lakes in of economi

earnings beat for suzuki sending it to a record, over 7% this morning. 8% on thees rising prospect ofota partnership. mazda could sell new shares. we look at lacquers today. this one is falling in tokyo and kirin, as well. hutchison falling the most in over a year, despite upbeat outlook for the second half. falling over 4.3% today. ♪ emily: turning now to square. shares were up 4% today with the payments company reporting strong second quarter results and boosting its annual guidance. the stock gained more than 80% so far this year. after square's earnings report, i sat down exclusively with ceo jack dorsey and asked what the biggest driver of growth is for the company today. take a listen. jack: our core business. that's what we are most proud of. we continue to build a business that scales. we are reaching more of our small businesses, more of our independent contractors. as i said on the call, we realized recently that we're not really competing with financial institutions and banks and traditional lenders. you know, our average loan size is $6,000, so we are competing with people

from suzuki. it says speech is a protected right.nd like every right, it can be regulated to protect the safety of all the first amendment. it doesn't get the right to a latform. what is considered hate speech is nebulous. ed is from our democratic line. caller: i had a couple of points. first of all, your free speech ends when it threatens me and my family. i'm jewish and i've had to deal with it all my life and i also grew up in the south in savannah, georgia, and i grew up during jim crow and i can remember when black people had no right to free speech, any free speech. that's all i had to say. thank you very much. host: eugene from georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. i have to say, first of all, donald trump is a very good president. he's doing the best that he can do. as far as the hate speech goes, i'm jewish as well and i'm black and i'm -- i've lived in the south in atlanta. and i think that this left movement, they're going around tearing something that's historical. and they shouldn't go around taking it down. it s

last year, we had toyota tying up with suzuki, again, for the same thing.d nissan last year are also tied up. it is forcing the hand for honda. honda does need someone to tie up with over the long-term, make sure the economy of scale is reachable. yvonne: i am curious on the political side of it. the states want the plants in these -- in their areas. president trump is clearly happy plansthat, seeing these being established. how might that affect how these japanese companies operate in the u.s., and their relationship with those in washington? i am curious on that angle. steve: it is one of major factor in relocating the corolla plant. potentially now there is worth in mississippi. toyota builds corolla in mississippi. there is a vacant lot next to a plant that they can use. think isics aside, i this is business. what they need to do is reassess and look at what the potential cost savings are. mississippi seems like they are coming to the table and providing some incentives, so now it makes sense for toyota and must to build corolla in the u.s. rather than