suzuki is the teacher who organized the trip.or years, suzuki was only able to teach students about the disaster in the classroom because the school's tight schedule prevented her from taking them to the coastal areas. then the coronavirus pandemic hit. >> translator: this excursion is replacing the trip to tokyo, so we could have decided to take them only to fun places. but i think it is important for them to see the coast and learn the truth about the devastation. >> reporter: a tour guide provided by the local railway company talks about the reconstruction work that is still going on. >> translator: construction to raise the road is under way. i think it will take another two years. >> reporter: the train always stops at the station to allow visitors to say prayers for the victims. the next stop is a iwtae tsunami memorial museum. suzuki is not the only teacher who thinks it is important for students to learn about the disaster. the museum has been packed with teachers and students from the prefecture recently. >> translator:

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newly crowned championjoan mir failed to finish due to technical problems with his suzuki.a full—time rider. ronnie o'sullivan trailsjudd trump by five frames to three after the first session of the northern ireland open final. trump started the better but o'sullivan won the crucial final frame of the session with this total clearance of 137 to reduce the deficit to two frames. the first to nine, will win the title when they resume later this evening. and another world record to tell you about. and adam peaty set a new record in the men's 100 metre breastroke on the last day of competition in budapest. he touched the wall in a time of 55.41 seconds, beating the short course record he set in the pool a week ago. he now holds three world records — this and the long course record in the same event. and the 50 metre breastroke. is there nothing the man cannot do? that's all from sportsday. hello, good evening. most of us got cialis a little bit of brightness during today. and with some clear spells continuing it is going be cold out there through tonight. high pressure sitting

newly crowned championjoan mir failed to finish due to technical problems with his suzuki.nal race as a full—time rider. ronnie o'sullivan trailsjudd trump by five frames to three after the first session of the northern ireland open final. trump started the better but o'sullivan won the crucial final frame of the session with this total clearance of 137 to reduce the deficit to two frames. the first to nine, will win the title when they resume later this evening. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news a special programme... britain's baby scan boom. at first, i was doing them every two weeks. it's an industry that's thriving. having the reassurance from private scans has literally got me through. many women say they help, but is there a risk of false reassurance? that's what i specifically paid for, to check for ectopic and they got it so wrong. we investigate concerns about how scanning studios operate... to embark on a scan of a woman who's been bleeding is appalling. ..go inside a company whatsapp group which reviews scans... i knew something was wrong straightaway.

home depot down 3%, walmart fractionally falling where is the retail rally liz suzuki and liz dunne it'sat to have you both here. a point that stdruken milmiller brought up a few weeks ago, who do you think is at risk of seeing a covid hangover here in retail >> there is a new frontier created with the home improvement industry not only have people been spending more time at home and sop some of that will continue as none of us are going immediately back to our offices any time soon the home has become the school, the playground, it's taken on a new role in households now that we've seen people moving out into the suburbs and more rural markets and that's a longer term tail wind. even though home depot and lowes will have this tail wind, we're still looking at an environment that we think home improvement takes to take wallet share from the fact that people are moving. the more people we're seeing moving out and creating new households, they're now home improvement customers for life it has opened up a larger market >> i believe that. i mean, it's been my own experience i'm year three no

liz suzuki of bank of america securities, thank you. lisa, the last thing i need is more choice.] pillows to the sky. just give me one so i can go in and walk out of there with it. lisa: you might be in the minority, at least in the united states. there aren't that made people who don't. as a parent, it is a fantastic activity to bring your child. jonathan: how much is a kid spending in there? are you taking kids on a field day to bed, bath & beyond? lisa: it is an experience. you want a decisive experience, but the idea of choice, of exploration. jonathan: go in with an injective. execute -- with an objective. exit cute -- exit cute. get in, get out. from london and new york this morning, good morning. heard on bloomberg radio, seen on bloomberg tv, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> the nightmare scenario for markets would be if the un-limit rate were to begin to go higher -- the unemployment rate were to begin to go higher. >> even before the pandemic, we had a lot of frailty. measured.t it to be >> we are still in a deep recession. >> it is time to get in big end spend bi

industrials and energy materials should benefit from that trend >> all right >> dan, thanks very much dan suzuki joining us today with his thoughts on the market >> let's talk about apple holding another event today, no new iphones but still a big deal because it's making a major change in the mac. josh lipton has the latest for us >> that's right. a new line of macs just officially unveiled and these are different with a main processer that's designed by apple rather than intel. so this is a new big brain in the mac, an integrated chip that apple is calling the m-1, it will power a new mac book air, which is faster than 98% of pc laptops sold in the last year, the price $999 apple flounc apple introduced a new mac mini that will cost $699, and apple unveiled a new 13-inch mac book pro with the longest battery life ever, studio quality mics the price there $1,299 apple says they're available next week. investors right now paying a lot of attention to that mac it's a bright spot for apple revenue jumped almost 30% to a record $9 billion in apple's fiscal fourth quarter. back to you all. >> josh,

the title is also become suzuki's 1st world champion in 2 decades. it ends mark mark has his dominance of the sport. say he had won the last 4 championships, but has been sidelined by injury the season. but i'm really, really, really happy you can, you can believe now because when you follow one dream all your life and then finally you had t.v. that the moment i don't, i don't believe what you and i meet a couple of times now. i feel over there, i do understand what, what's what happened because for me to be here, i don't have more time. as world number 7, alexander's of red has again denied the domestic violence allegations, but german was talking out the season ending a.t.p. finals in london. the reds former girlfriend says she was the victim of emotional and physical violence. so rob will play his 1st match of this chinaman's on monday against daniel medvedev. the game's governing body has issued this statement. the a.t.p. fully condemns any form of violence or abuse for allegations are made against any member of the tour or legal authorities. inv

well just there has been given rare access to suzuki near the iranian border. and some binge of it is that this is a plume of white phosphorus, a banned chemical which burns human skin as the forces allege this was fired on a civilian area by armenia. both countries accuse each other of using the illegal munition, but deny using it themselves. it's the 1st time international media has been allowed into territory taken by a very forces destroyed tanks and unexploded rockets everywhere. the gorgon village post, where the strategic importance for the bunkers and supply routes are treating armenian troops. left these shells and thousands of rounds helmets, boots, sleeping bags, and uniforms littered the fields on the way to fizzling. the town was captured by the armenian military in 1903. and most of it is in ruins. now, among the people taken to the town for a tour arranged by the government where some homeowners from physically, these are the entrance to my house was from the other side. but now bushes and trees have overtaken my 3 bedroom house with a kitchen an