i have young children so this works great for me. >> miss yamamoto hopeshe online tour don't provideslight boost for the company but bringing in badly needed money that's affected by the sudden halt of tourism. >> we are about to arrive, now is a good timeor us to e. >> not yet, we'll be eating together with everyone. l right, let's eat. the participants enjoyed the local specialty. the dish features other local ingredients sent from the food market featured in the tour. after everyone is done with their meals. the guide takes them on a virtual tour of local shops and stores. everyone can order any ims they like from the url. >> we hope to share our seafood with people all over the country. >> we hope this project will also help the local areas we visit and our online guests will come join us for a real tour when that's possible again. >> this company had done 150 tours and they had a thousand tournaments. this is the paper seat belt that we saw. >> this is quite cute. it is a nice little touch. it is kind of fun. what do you make of this package? >> well, i love the seat belt. these

i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo.e begin in the u.s. where the president-elect is making a case for his pick to delead the defee department. joe biden is set to nominate retired general lloyd austin. he served in the army as recently as 2014, leading some to speculate he will blur the line between civil service and the military. if confirmed he will be the first black american to lead the pentagon. getting there will require a special congressional waiver since he hasn't been out of active service for the requisite seven years. some are hesitant to sign off. biden wrote an article in the "atlantic" explaining his choice and urging a swift confirmation. austin led the u.s. central command under president barack obama when biden said he pved he could react well under pressure. biden wrote his many strengths and knowledge in the department of defense and our government are uniquely matched to the challenges and crises we face. he is the person we need in this moment. the required congressional waiver has been granted onl

i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. >>> we begin in the u.s.here a number of deaths in a single day from the coronavirus has reached a record high of over 3,100. data compiled by johns hopkins university show that covid-19 claimed the lives of 3,124 people in the country on wednesday. the daily death toll has passed 2,000 on most days so far this month, contributing to a total of over 290,000. a private sector research group says more than 106,000 people are currently hospitalized with the virus, with over 20,000 in intensive care. those tallies are also record highs. medical institutions across the country are reporting shortages of both staff and beds. experts say the number are high, as many people traveled across state borders for thanksgiving last month. they warned that the year-end holidays may lead to a further spread of the virus. anthony fauci, a key member of the coronavirus task force in the trump administration, called on people to refrain from dining in large groups and traveling. >> we don't listen to the public health measures t

i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo.e begin in japan, where scientists have safely received a capsule likely containing samples from an ancient asteroid. the hayabusa2 space probe traveled 5 billion kilometers to pick up the precious cargo destined for research. japan's aerospace exploration agency believes the capsule contains sand from the ryugu asteroid. it was retrieved from an australian desert on sunday. about one hour ago it arrived at tokyo's haneda airport. from there it will go to jaxa's institute of space and astronautical science near the capital. the project team is due to hold a news conference after completing post-arrival work. it's expected to start analysis in june on samples it hopes will provide clues to the origin of life. >>> now to the pandemic. december 8 marks one year since the first human infection with the new coronavirus was that has now infected more than 67 million people. but the world is no closer to finding out exactly where and how the virus originated. five months ago the world health

i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo.>> we start this hour in canada, where health authorities have approved the covid-19 vaccine developed by pfizer of the united states and germany's biontech. >> at last, we have a reason to feel optimistic and excited about returning to the lives we led precovid. the latest agreement is bringing vaccines to canadians earlier than we hoped. >> health canada said on wednesday it authorized the vaccine after screening, based on provisional standards for drugs and vaccines for the coronavirus. it said the vaccine meets stringent safety requirements, describing the review process as rigorous. canadian media say the country expects to receive up to a quarter million doses this month, with the first batch set to arrive as soon as next week. meanwhile, inoculation of the vaccine began tuesday in britain. medical authorities issued an advisory after two people injected with the new vaccine showed sharp allergic reactions. the national health rvice says the nhs workers developed symptoms of anap

assassination of japanese admiral yamamoto why was it such an important matter. what is the 1st time since then in the u.s. killed a leading general of the of another country frankly but in a difference that he was actually of course in war with japan but he was not even in war with iran so i mean it's something to assess and has a terrorist group but to kill the leading general or a leading general of another country. you know it's i mean it's something that has been as they pointed. out it was of course a legal accord to trash the law but it also just one president whatever you want they can. be don't expect joe biden to restore the reputation of kassam say mommy is someone who for with u.s. troops again cited a national kind of. person by him is going to do that. but i do but i do think it is going to try diplomacy with iran and you know if you try to promise as i tried to say in the book i mean the mistake of people often make is going to run can be complex because they listen to the anti american ism of the islamic republic and its leadership and the thing t

assassination of japanese admiral yamamoto why was it such an important matter. what is the 1st time since then of the u.s. killed a leading general of the of another country frankly been a difference that he was actually of course in a war with japan but he was not in any war with iraq so i mean it's something to assess their heads of terrorist groups but to cuba a leading general or a.t.v. general of another country. you know it's i mean it's something that has been as you pointed at as many as he was of course illegal acquitted russian law but it's also just one president whatever you want and it's a gallop the turnings make joe biden to restore the reputation of kusum so they money as someone who for with us troops against as a day as an archival. president biden has got to do that. but i do but i do think it is going to try to play with the with iran and you know if you try to promise as i tried to say in the book i mean the mistake that people often make is and iran can be complex because they listen to the and p. american ism of the islamic republic and it

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assassination of japanese admiral yamamoto why was it such an important matter. well it's the 1st time since then that the u.s. killed a leading general of of another country frankly but little difference that he was actually of course in war with japan but he was not even in war with iran so i mean it's something to have had the terrorist groups but to kill the leading general or a leading general of another country. you know it's i mean it's something.

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i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. >>> we begin in the u.s.number of deaths in a single day from the coronavirus has reached a record high of over 3,100. data compiled by johns hopkins university show that covid-19 claimed the lives of 3,124 people in the country on wednesday.

i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo.gin in japan, where scientists have safely received a capsule likely containing samples from an ancient asteroid. the hayabusa2 space probe traveled 5 billion kilometers to pick up the precious cargo destined for research. japan's aerospace exploration

i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. >>> we start this hour in canada, where health authorities have approved19 vaccine developed by pfizer of the united states and germany's biontech. >> at last, we have a reason to feel optimistic and excited about returning to the lives we led precovid. the latest agreement is bringing vaccines to canadians earlier than we hoped.

back and verify everything that all the reporting they had brought little things like for instance, yamamotowas one of percy's main protagonists, the profiles him and his wife and their daughter at her she characterizes her as an infant son instead ofan infant girl which she later took him to task for and . >> but is really little things like that and otherwise harold roth and william sean were maniacs for granular accuracy so they would fight for hours over whether something should be called a doorway or a doorframe . >> that's something that still goes on. percy, after hiroshima his career goes on but you never write anything quiet on this scaleor of this evidence again . >> ironically, he always felt that he could tell stories more effectively in fiction and nonfiction so he's best known for this work of immortal nonfiction that he's done. he writes many novels after hiroshima and a lot of them were interesting and social conscience novels and i have a feeling. >> very much in the creation ofsinclair lewis . >> none of that, and i feel like percy is going to be rediscovered . for the shee

i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. we begin in the u.s.the president-elect is making a case for his pick to delead the defee department. joe biden is set to nominate retired general lloyd austin. he served in the army as recently as 2014, leading some to