delegates from about 50 nations will attend the summit in yokohama. which runs saturday through monday. many of them will meet one on one with prime minister shinzo abe during their visit. abe set aside time to talk with ten leaders on friday. he sat down with ethiopian prime minister hailemariam desalaegn. ethiopia currently chairs the african union. abe explained his policy of expanding investment in africa to contribute to growth. he also offered to share energy-saving technology as part of its efforts to tackle global warming. prime minister abe sat down with mozambique's president armando guebuza. the leaders are expected to have agreed on signing an investment pact. this will be japan's first such accord with an african country. abe also had a chance to get a taste of african culture. the police and coast guard have tightened security around the ticad venue. officers set up checkpoints at hotel entrances nearby. and they're on the lookout for suspicious cars or people. up to 1,800 police officers will take part in the security effort each day, a

. >>> the tokyo international conference on african development will begin june 1st in yokohama. it plans to support the continent's antiterror the measures. leaders of about 50 african countries and representatives of international organizations will attend the meeting. japanese prime minister shinzo abe also plans to take part in a meeting between african leaders and the japan business federation. japan is going to draw up plans to support antiterror measures in africa. in january, islam mililtant attacked a plant and took dozens of hostages. a plan to fight piracy somalia will take place. >>> it can be difficult for people who are seriously ill to find doctors with the most up to date methods. one group of surgeons is trying to help those patients by demonstrating their work and equipment online. >> reporter: brain diseases can be a matter of life and death. this video shows the latest treatment methods. one key feature of this video is that the doctors themselves explain their procedures. the goal is to reassure viewers by letting them hear doctors talking. it's almost like a

caretakers helped them don african costumes where they could parade around the amusement park in yokohamaey waddled, hopped, and were carried around the park. visitors got a chance to catch them. the penguin parade took place before the tokyo national conference on development. that aims to promote intersection between african leaders and potential development partners. they are cute but covered up their natural tuxedo. thanks for being with us. join us tonight. ♪ do your own housework, you little crackers ♪ - what? - my kindergarten teacher was a former black panther. - oh. hey, i'm gonna fix that loose baseboard upstairs. - wow, look at you, all sweaty with your tool belt and your '90s haircut. you look like you're in a gay porno. - oh, yeah? you're one to talk, buddy. - [bronx accent] i'm brent. i'm the new guy on the crew. - i'm rod. i'm the boss. and what i say goes. i've never been with a man before. - looks like i'm the boss now...rod. - oh! what are we doing? - i don't know. whatever! let's wrestle! it doesn't matter. - [chuckles] liz, what is "adoption stuff"? - [chuckles] - are

given toa bronze urn her by the citizens of yokohama, japan. the vase was given to the grants by the emperor of japan. on the mantel is one of the most personal pieces that julia liked the best. she framed the leaves. the leaves were given to her by general grant, they were leaves that he picked up from the holy city. she had it framed and wrote the whole story on there. julia probably have the time of her life on this world tour. she devoted 1/3 of her memoirs talking about it. she developed friendships with queen victoria and a very good friendship with the emperor of japan. ended up staying in japan lower- than-expected because they developed such a nice, close relationship with him. after president grant passed away, julia was living in york and the emperor of japan came to visit julia while she was there. they kept that friendship and headed for the rest of her life. this was a place that the family could come back to, and this was considered home and was welcoming for them. not just this house but gallina. she always refers to it as her d

this is a bronze urn given to her by the citizens of yokohama, japan.he vase was given to the grants by the emperor of japan. on the mantel is one of the most personal pieces that julia liked the best. she framed the leaves. the leaves were given to her by general grant, they were leaves that he picked up from the holy city. she had it framed and wrote the whole story on there. julia probably have the time of her life on this world tour. she devoted 1/3 of her memoirs talking about it. she developed friendships with queen victoria and a very good friendship with the emperor of japan. ended up staying in japan lower- than-expected because they developed such a nice, close relationship with him. after president grant passed away, julia was living in york and the emperor of japan came to visit julia while she was there. they kept that friendship and headed for the rest of her life. this was a place that the family could come back to, and this was considered home and was welcoming for them. not just this house but gallina. she always refers to it as her dea

this is a bronze urn given to her by the citizens of yokohama, japan. the vase was given to the grants by the emperor of japan. on the mantel is one of the most personal pieces that julia liked the best. she framed the leaves. the leaves were given to her by general grant, they were leaves that he picked up from the holy city. she had it framed and wrote the whole story on there. julia probably have the time of her life on this world tour. she devoted 1/3 of her memoirs talking about it. she developed friendships with queen victoria and a very good friendship with the emperor of japan. ended up staying in japan lower-than-expected because they developed such a nice, close relationship with him. after president grant passed away, julia was living in york and the emperor of japan came to visit julia while she was there. they kept that friendship and headed for the rest of her life. this was a place that the family could come back to, and this was considered home and was welcoming for them. not just this house but gallina. she always refers to it as her de