then pope francis visits hiroshima and nagasaki and because the possession of nuclear weapons immoral. -- and because the possession of nuclear weapons immoral. >> i wish once more to be clear the use of atomic energy for purposes of war is today, more than ever, a crime not only against the dignity of human beings, but against any possible future for our common home. c catholices as seven peacace activists awaitit senteg for breaking into a nuclear weapons facility in georgia. we will speak to one of the plowshares 7, martha hennessy, the granddaughter of dorothy d y , founder of the catholic worker movement. plus, we will speak to pentagon papers whistleblower daniel -- beingabout the blocked from testifying at the plowshares and his reaction to the firing of u.s. navy secretary richard spencer following president trump's pardoning of three soldiers accused or convicted of war all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. u.s. defense secretary mark esper has fired the secretary of the navy richardrd spencer's o

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. >>> pope francis has traveled to hiroshima, japan. he is visiting the peace memorial honoring those killed when the united states dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki ending the war. earlier he led a mass where he condemned nuclear weapons offering a false sense of security and investment in the global arms race he says is a waste of resources. for more about his trip and what this means, our vatican correspondent delia gallagher live from rome. he is speaking right now, delia. >> reporter: that's right, natalie. a very moving speech. before he began speaking, he heard harrowing testimony from the survivors of the august 6th, 1945 bombing. the pope said he felt it was his duty to come to hiroshima, his duty to be a voice for the voiceless. dz the use of atomic weapons is a crime and immoral. he said we will be judged on this. we heard several remarks from the pope. he was in nagasaki, the second city that was bombed in 1945. he met with survivors there. he was in the ground zero of nagasaki at a memorial park there. he said

all the 61945 an american b. 29 bomber dropped the 1st ever atomic bomb over the japanese city of hiroshima. at least 140000 people were killed in the attack. tens of thousands more died later because of the effects of radiation ever since the end of the 2nd world war there's been an international consensus an effort to contain the spread of nuclear weapons. the global community has created several organizations and signed treaties to prevent potential nuclear attacks as of today 9 countries have admitted to possessing nuclear weapons but only 5 a part of the $968.00 nuclear nonproliferation treaty which calls on its signatories to open the doors for inspection by the international atomic energy agency. the i.a.e.a. is one of the organizations promoting the peaceful use of nuclear technology while a 996 treaty banned all nuclear tests for both civilian and military purposes but there are 12 states which have neither signed nor ratified the treaty among them 3 with nuclear weapons north korea india and pakistan. with north korea launching missiles in the growing conflict between india and pa

the pope addressed the crowd of survivors from hiroshima he called for the elimination of nuclear weapons, arguing that unarmed peace is the only peace. during his trip, pope francis also visited nagasaki. >>> there's some good news this morning regarding the health of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg the 86-year-old was released from a baltimore hospital for a possible infection ginsberg spent two nights in the hospital after being admitted with a fever and chills. according to her spokeswoman, justice ginsberg is home and doing well. >>> health officials are warning people of a nationwide e. coli outbreak ahead of this week's thanksgiving holiday more than 75,000 pounds of prepared salads sold at walmart, target, aldi, and other retailers across 22 states have been recalled after testing positive for e. coli the products were sold by mesa pay of new jersey. the recall products have use by dates of the 29th and november 1st. cdc says at least 17 people have been sickened. >>> super bowl contender capped off week 12 in the nfl with a statement win. the 49ers absolutely dominated

, where he emphasized his desire to pay tribute to the victims of the atomic bombings at nagasakand hiroshima and to meet with survivors of wt he called" this tragic episode in human story." with more on what to expect inth next tbaiz of the impeachment inquiry, i am joined by jami floyd, from wnyc radio. this was inn exhauweek and it's not over. what does the hou do now?er. >> it's only just beginning. here's what's happening now, and here's where we go next. they are on a break for the thanksgiving holiday, butardly a break behind the scenes. so the democrats on the house intelligence committee are preparing their report. republicans are also preparing their report.re thosorts go tow the judiciary committee, where articles of impeachment will be prepared. now, that doesn't mean that we're finished in the intelligence committee. it'shaeen reported by some t the hearings have closed, but they really haen't. conversations are being held with nancy pelosi about whether to move from the intelligence committee would you want calling additional witnesses. they may still call additional witnesses.

initiated on the level that happened after hiroshima. the difference is huge in the sense that hiroshima and nagasaki, that's when mediation is released within a short period of time. chernobyl is even more mediation but released over a long period of time. these long-term consequences of that. people don't die anymore from exposure to the radiation but the immune system, they get cancers. extra cases of cancer among children alone. thyroid cancer and other things.we still don't know. you go to wikipedia and other places and you see the number of people who eventually died from chernobyl. it would be anywhere between 40,000-100,000. what that means is there is such uncertainty that there was no research done. in that sense, radiation, the mobilization happened but it never produced the result in terms of mobilization of resources and medical communities to deal with that. what produced was really political activism. and it came at the time when gorbachev just started to introduce some elements of democracy in the soviet union. so that cr

bomb survivors so this message of peace coming from the actual cities 1st from a psyche and then the hiroshima. atomic bombs will have a deep impact on people all over the world and it does in japan especially there's also the of course. issue that kind is under constant threat from north korea for example and when it comes to nuclear weapons and there have been lots of testing in the past missile testing from north korea so it's an ongoing issue in japan and people who feel very strongly about it so the pope's message will be received here so this is the 1st papal visit to japan in 30 years what is the significance for japanese christians. well japan has about one to 2000000 christians and only about 500000 perhaps catholics so for them the 1st visit in 38 years by the pontiff because the last one was in 1901 is huge christianity on like in other countries is a minority religion in japan and most of the people here it's here to shintoism and to buddhism so the 1st christian missionaries arrived in the 16th century and however after 20 years or so christianity was outlawed and. what we call hu

pope francis has arrived in japan during his 4 day trip people visit mega saki and hiroshima where he is expected to warn of the dangers of nuclear weapons francis is on the 2nd and final leg of an asian tour that began in thailand. in chile thousands of protesters have gathered in santiago for a 5th week of protests police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators who have been protesting against social and economic inequality is the international has accused security forces of using excessive force. colombia's government has ordered a curfew in the capital bogota after widespread protests across the country against a planned pension and labor market reforms several people have been killed in clashes in the last 2 days now the country's president is calling for a national conversation in an attempt to calm things down. more clashes in bogota a 2nd day of widespread protests while police used tear gas in the alleyways thousands gathered in front of the national assembly before that protest was broken up to the demonstrations are hard to categorize as left wing or right wing people just

pope francis has arrived in japan during his 4 day trip he will visit next sacchi and hiroshima where he's expected to warn of the dangers of nuclear weapons francis is on the 2nd and final leg of an asia tour that began in thailand. well germany has just recently marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall and much of the war was destroyed in $989.00 that pieces of it and now being found all over the world including as far away as australia we take you down under now to a special unavailing at a park in sydney but the back story of this piece of war is quirky as it is mysterious here's more from sydney. you know how to cuff loosely translated everyone is powerful 30 years ago people power helped bring down the building wall and these piece of it ended up in sydney but said decades it sat forgotten in a warehouse the german businessmen who rented space for it here disappeared leaving his 3 ton memento behind warehouse manager raymond couldn't track him down all find anyone else who wanted to tank it. but you know i just had a very simple stipulation you can i would prefe

pope francis has arrived in japan during his 4 day trip he will visit nagasaki and heart she hiroshima where he's expected to warn of the dangers of nuclear weapons francis on the 2nd and final leg of an asia tour that began in thailand. british comedian and actress sasha baron cohen has accused the facebook of spreading disinformation and amplifying hatred by running political advertising without fact checking it baron cohen said that if facebook had existed in the 1930 s. adult hitler would have been able to post anti semitic ads on the social media site of the. former u.s. national security advisor john bolton has accused the white house of blocking him from his own personal twitter account bolton has not posted anything on twitter since early september when he resigned from the role president donald trump has denied the accusation twitter for its part has declined to comment. colombia's government has ordered a curfew on the capital bogota to widespread protests across the country against planned pension and labor market reforms several people were killed in clashes over the last 2

. >> i'm curious why why you left out hiroshima and wondered if you could talk about roose red light's role. -- roosevelt's role. i know truman is blamed for it, but it was already in the works. >> why i left out -- the question is, why did i leave out hiroshima? when the president died in pril of 1945, the bomb was not yet operable. albert einstein suggested he authorize the united states to pursue the development of an atomic bomb, believing that the germans were at work on it again, but that decision, the decision to use it was made far after, far after mrs. roosevelt. this was president truman's decision, simply to explain mr. truman's decision, the military told him, joint chiefs of staff, that to invade japan was likely to cause one million american lives, and in that context, the president authorized the use of the bomb. to ask whether president roosevelt would have done that, bearing in mind he did not have the bomb when he died. to ask whether president roosevelt would have done that is a very -- it's an iffy question. and with iffy questions, i always invoke the rule that man

up francis has arrived in japan during his 4 day trip he will visit nagasaki and hiroshima or he is expected to warn of the dangers of nuclear weapons francis is on the 2nd and final leg of an asia tour that began in thailand. in paris people are joined in march to manning the french government take stronger action against deadly domestic violence with more than 130 women killed so far and 29000 by their partner france is one of the worst countries or deadly domestic violence in your. all victory for the head of germany's governing conservatives on the ground laid down the gauntlet at her party conference yesterday warning delegates that she would resign if she didn't get their full backing that earned her a 7 minute standing ovation car of our took over from chancellor angela merkel as c.d.u. leader last year but the party's popularity has continued to slide under her leadership . she now has time to catch your breath and calm cabin at a party conference the head of the cd you've managed to see off the rebellion against her leadership at least for now. i described here at the party conferen

pope francis has arrived in japan during his 4 day trip he will visit nagasaki and hiroshima where he is expected to warn of the dangers of nuclear weapons francis is on the 2nd and final leg of an asia tour that began in thailand. incidents of far right violence in germany are on the rise and many journalists are reporting reporting on them are facing intimidation on saturday over 100 protesters from the far right n.p.v. party marched through the city of hanover to protest against the press advertise the march by posting a picture online of a journalist who had investigated the far right seen in germany of the protests was overshadowed by a counter demonstration of some 7000 people we met one of the journalist targeted by the n.p.t. at an undisclosed location for his safety and 3 out in is looking through his photos. he took this one at a far right extremist demonstration a neo nazi stares towards his camera and they very clear jester photojournalist out in is used to this. for good kind of i want to vent goes by in which we're not showing that they think we should be killed or injur

pope francis has arrived in japan during his 4 day trip people visit nagasaki and hiroshima where he is expected to warn of the dangers of nuclear weapons francis is on the 2nd and final leg of an asia tour that began in thailand. on colombia protests have resumed amid growing anger against president yvonne dougie's right wing government that comes as thousands hundreds of thousands of colombians took to the streets in bogota and other cities earlier this week to protest to case economic social and security policies as part of a nationwide general strike earlier today do pay promised social reforms here's a bit of what he had to say. by the putin approach you must amanda starting next week i will launch a national dialogue to strengthen the current social policy agenda. we will work to develop a medium to long term vision. that what hope is to deal with inequality in our society. are let's get more on that now i'm joined by in the studio by avia i gave us who's been reporting extensively from colombia i mean in fact you were recently in bogota you know colombian citizens in the stree

pope francis has arrived in japan during his 4 day trip he will visit nagasaki and hiroshima or is expected to warn of the dangers of nuclear weapons francis is on the 2nd and final leg of an asia tour that began in thailand. american led forces and their syrian kurdish allies have carried out a large joint operation capturing dozens of so-called militants operation took place while u.s. vice president mike pence was in iraq on a previously unannounced visit pense assured iraqi kurdish leaders that the u.s. would stand with its kurdish allies. now in the us you worship numbers for the impeachment hearings against president donald trump are out some 12000000 people per day in live to watch the proceedings on t.v. rivaling the audience for prime time n.f.l. football of course democrats were hoping for high levels of interest as they build their case for impeachment but t.v. ratings may not tell the full picture here to explain is ford or william know a good craft i mean look i guess in the days of twitter it's about more than just t.v. viewership online matters to churn these things are inter

pope francis has arrived in japan during his 4 day trip he will visit nagasaki and hiroshima where he's expected to warn of the dangers of nuclear weapons francis is on the 2nd and final leg of an asian tour that began in thailand. members of germany's ruling conservative c.d.u. party have rallied around their leader. power and ours had told delegates that she would quit if they didn't back her our took over from chancellor uncle americal as c.d.u. leader last year but the party's popularity has got fall under her leadership. well staying in germany neo nazis are engaged in a campaign to intimidate journalists the far right ultra nationalist party has targeted 3 reporters who are investigating the neo nazi scene more than 100 ultranationalist took their message of intimidating journalists to the streets of hung over on saturday the n.p.t. refers to journalists as quote enemies 7000 counter-demonstrators turned out to protest against them now we met one of the journalists who was being targeted by the n.p.t. we met him at a secret location for his safety. and reality and is looking throu

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the pope celebrated mass in nagasaki this morning before speaking at a memorial service in hiroshima. these are the only two cities ever to be struck by an atomic bomb. pope francis paid tribute to the victims and called the use of atomic weapons a crime. this is the first papal visit to japan in nearly four decades. >>> floodwaters are rising again in venice, nearly two weeks after the worst flooding there in 50 years. tourists in heavy boots waded through st. mark's square today. the water at high tide companied at more than 50month-long f hav damaged half of the city's 120 >>> there is new llht foowing th fightn field between browns and pittsburgh steelers. 33 players have now been fined for their part in the brawl. here is meg oliver. >> reporter: it was an ugly scene last sunday still making headlines today. >> 33 fines, nearly $750,000 from that game. >> reporter: the nfl suspended cleveland browns defensive end myles garrett indefinitely for slamming steelers quarterback mason rudolph with his own helmet. the shocking attack ignited a brutal brawl. >> that's one of the worst th

he then came here to hiroshima, the first city obliterated by an atomic bomb. he then issued another warning and condemnation of nuclear weapons. he called them immoral. he also called them a crime against human dignity and a threat to the future of the world. nbc news, japan. >>> as the impeachment inquiry heads out of of the intel committee and to the judiciary committee, a new poll suggests a sentiment to the american poll after hours of public hearings. joining me now is daniel strauss at politico. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> the first new poll from yahoo news. a majority of ee owe that he withheld military aid and abused his powers. how are the numbers surprising? >> i mean, they're surprising in the sense that americans are still pretty split on impeachment. it seems from the top lines that you mentioned here that there's a sense that the president did something wrong in the discussions with ukraine. at the same time, we don't see a huge sea change one way or another on whether the president should be removed from office right now. >> we comp

he gave a speech tonight in hiroshima which was hit by a nuclear bomb by the u.s. at the end of world war ii. the pope later lit a candle in tribute to the 140,000 people who died. he suggested nations possessing nuclear weapons will regret it. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> earlier, the pope led a mass in nagasaki, the second and other city that was bombed in august of 1945. an estimated 35,000 people attended the service. this is the first papal visit to japan in 30 years. >>> this week alone, 1.2 million travelers will touchdown or take off ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. l.a.x. is teaming with travelers. millions of other americans will hit the road to get to their thanksgiving destination. but whether you're traveling by plane or car, three storms brewing across the country could complicate your travel plans. >> reporter: adding to the stress of a hectic holiday week, three storms brewing across the country putting millions of americans in the path of inlement weather. in the northeast, freezing rain is expected to turn to snow early in the week. from

the pope travels to hiroshima, nagasaki tomorrow. he'll celebrate mass and speak out against nuclear weapons in the only cities ever to suffer atomic bomb attacks. protesters disrupted the annual harvard-yale football game in connecticut today. some 150 students from both schools stormed the field at half time, delaying the game for nearly an hour. they're demanding the universities drop their investments in fossil fuel companies that students say contribute to climate change. there's much more ahead on the "cbs weekend news." bullies and the kids they bully-- a new program aims to help both. plus one of america's favorite actors opens up about playing america's favorite neighbor. and later, the long-distance runners on a mission to save veterans' lives. highlighting a major problem plaguing schools across america. nearly half of children in grades four through 12 report being bullied in school at least once in the past month. nearly a third admitted to bullying others in the same time frame. nikki battiste shows how a new jersey sch

more destructive weapons, are an afont crying out to heaven >> sreenivasan: the pope then traveled to hiroshima, offering a prayer andighting a candle during a nighttime ceremony that included testimony from two survivor more than 200,000 people died when the united states dropped atomic bombs on hiroima and nagasaki in august of 1945. for continuing coverage of theem 20ratic presidential race, visit pbs.org/newshour. : >> sreenivaso-democracy support in hong kong was tested at the polls today as residents voted in local district councilc ons. turnout was high and the vote was peaceful, in contrast to the violent anti-government dednstrations that have pit hong kong's government against pro-democracy demonstrators over the past six months. 452 seats were at stake in hong kong's 18 district councils and the results are expected to be a referendum on the conflict.g joininus now via skype from hong kong is "new york times" reporter austin ramzy. >> sreenivasan: austin, we saw the picturesf people lined up. how significant was this turnout? >> the turnout was huge. 71 percent of eligible voters alm

he arrived on saturday for his first visit as nagasaki and hiroshima, two cities whether he —— the atomic bombs were dropped. his message there was very clear to abolish nuclear weapons. we then moved on to tokyo to meet with emperor naruhito and the prime minister shinzo abe and survivors, victims of the 2011 tsunami so he's had a very busy couple of days in a country where he wanted to become a missionary as a young priest, although his health wouldn't allow him to do so but he spent a very busy few days there. we are seeing live pictures of pope francis at sophia university in japan live pictures of pope francis at sophia university injapan and the last visit of a catholic pope was 38 yea rs last visit of a catholic pope was 38 years ago and that was popejohn paul ii. how is the pope perceived ina paul ii. how is the pope perceived in a country where catholicism is a minority religion? if we look at the local reaction to his visit, even though as you said, christianity isn't a major religion in the country, he's been very much welcomed and he also raised other issues when he met with v

decreased security weist money and threaten humanity pope francis has been visiting the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki which were devastated by nuclear bombs in august 1945 he's paid tribute to the victims calling the bombings an unspeakable horror. dinette he told me that the use of atomic energy for warfare is immoral and so is the possession of atomic weapons and we will be judged on this future generations will rise to condemn our failure if we spoke of peace but did not act to bring it among the global population how can we speak of peace as we build terrifying new weapons of war but live is interim president jenin an is has signed off on new elections it comes after weeks of government protests that forced president evo morales to step down and seek asylum in mexico the bill that allows last month's elections was approved by both houses of congress on saturday morale is barred from contesting but uncertainty still looms over bolivia as mariana sanchez reports from a fox. we haven't seen violent protests or protests if you will in the past couple of days however there is going to be

. $29.00 bomber drops the 1st of atomic bomb over the japanese city of hiroshima. at least 140000 people were killed in the attack. tens of thousands more died later because of the effects of radiation ever since the end of the 2nd world war there's been an international consensus an effort to contain the spread of nuclear weapons the global community has created several organizations and signed treaties to prevent potential nuclear attacks as of today 9 countries have admitted to possessing.

the pope celebrated mass in nagasaki this morning before speaking at a memorial service in hiroshima. roese are the only two cities ver to be struck by an atomic bomb. pope francis paid tribute to the victims and called the use of atomic weapons a crime. this is the first papal visit to japan in nearly four decades. flood waters are rising again in venice nearly two weeks after the worst flooding there in 50 years. tourists in heavy boots waded through st. mark's square today. the water at high tide peaked at more than 50 inches. the months-long floods have damaged half of the city's 120 churches. there is new fallout tonight following that fight on the field between the cleveland browns and pittsburgh steelers. 33 players have now been fined for their part in the brawl. here's meg oliver. >> reporter: it was an ugly scene last sunday still making headlines today. >> 33 fined, nearly $740,000 from that game. >> reporter: the n.f.l. suspended cleveland browns defensive end myles garrett indefinitely for slamming steelers quarterback mason rudolph with his own helmet. >> oh. >> reporter

should hold onto nuclear weapons, a very clear antinuclear message during his trip to nagasaki and to hiroshima where he met with survivors of the terrible world war ii bombings there. pope francis has already —— a lwa ys there. pope francis has already —— always had a passion forjapan as a young gentleman. he wanted to be a missionary to the country but was told by the superior of hisjesuit order that he was unable to go because of health grounds. this is a dream he has long held. it is a personal significance for pope francis. he is only the second pope to visit there. tell us a little bit about japan when it to visit there. tell us a little bit aboutjapan when it comes to to visit there. tell us a little bit about japan when it comes to the catholic community, because the numbers are few. yes, there is about half a million catholics out of a population of 126 billion. it is really a mission territory for the pope and thejesuit order of which he isa pope and thejesuit order of which he is a mortar. japan are obviously very secularised. but there is also an appetite and a hunger for fa

while in japan, he'll visit nagasaki and hiroshima, both devastated by atomic bombs by the us during world war ii. a growing list of companies and organisations have been breaking links with prince andrew. support for his business mentoring initiative has been falling, after his controversial interview with the bbc newsnight programme last week. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has the latest. not a good week for the royal family. a disastrous one for andrew. more organisations cutting their ties to him — the english national ballet, the royal philharmonic orchestra dropping him as patron. others expected to follow. barclays, the latest financial institution to end its support for pitch@palace — that's andrew's initiative helping new businesses. and quite what role, if any, he will have with that going forward is unclear. all this as his private office here at buckingham palace is being wound down, possibly closed completely, and his private secretary amanda thirsk is moving across to be chief executive of pitch@palace. it's a demonstration of the queen and the prince of

atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. and in israel mass protests calling for the resignation of prime minister benjamin, he was charged with bribery, breach of trust in fraud earlier this week , these charges come at a typical time with the prime minister for blogging support and a potential election coming up. now back to "the greg gutfeld show". >> the grade got cultural presents, they thought they were soaring but the nation was snoring. much like having to sit on my tail. this week debate was long and are comfortable. joe biden who chased with a butterfly net. >> the only black american woman who is ever elected, a whole range of people. [laughter] no man has a right to raise a hand to a woman and keep punching out and punching out it and punching out it, i really mean it. >> there is kamala harris a month too late. >> it's unfortunate that we have someone on stage who is attempting to be the democratic nominee for president of the united states who during the obama ministration spent four years on fox news criticizi

memorial, the pope went on to pray for peace at a mass at a nagasaki stadium, before travelling on to hiroshima, the city hit by the world's first nuclear attack three days before nagasaki. the pope is fulfilling a long—held ambition with his trip to japan, a country he wanted to visit as a young missionary. now his message is one many hope will have international resonance. janey mitchell, bbc news. sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre. perhaps not great news about the cricket. not if you're an england cricket fan because they are in big trouble in the first test. they have fallen well behind new zealand on day four and will need to bat out the final day tomorrow to force a draw, and they only have seven wickets in hand. bj watling continued his brilliant innings making 205 alongside his partner who hit a century as they declared on 615—9, their highest score against england. the partner then took three england wickets for just six runs leaving the site ofjoe root on 55—3 on their second innings at the close. england will struggle to recover after the impressive battin

decrease security waste money and threaten humanity pope francis has been visiting the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki which were devastated by nuclear bombs in august those 145 is paid tribute to the victims calling the bombings an unspeakable horror. you know he don't mean the use of atomic energy for warfare is immoral and so is the possession of atomic weapons we will be judged on this future generations will rise to condemn our failure if we spoke of peace but did not act to bring it among the global population how can we speak of peace as we build terrifying new weapons of war. as a road means the whole realm the reminder of our top stories a record number of voters of turned out the whole goals district elections with polls closing about the vote follows months of violent protests against the pro beijing government robert bryant has the latest from whole goal. record numbers of voters turning out something just over 2700000 people have a record 4000000 people who registered have now cast their votes that is 66 percent which is way more than during any previous district council elec

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>> i'm curious why you've left out hiroshima and wondered if you could talk about roosevelt's role. i know truman bus was blamed for it but it was already in the works. >> the question is why did i leave oath out here sheepa? when the president died in april was not yet bomb operable. at albert einstein's discussion -- suggests he encouraged roosevelt to work on the development of the atomic bomb believing the germsen were working on it. but it was president truman's decision simply to explain mr. truman's decision, the military tolte told him, the joint chiefs of staff that to invade japan was likely to cost 1 million american lives and in that contest -- context, the president authorized the use of the bomb. to ask whether president roosevelt would have done, that bearing in mind he did not have the bomb when he died to. ask whether president roosevelt would have done, that it's an iffy question and with iffy questions, i always invoke the zeke benure resume. he was a first baseman for the washington senators back in the late 19 30's -- 19 30's and he wasism menace at first base.

he will hold mass tomorrow at national stadium and then he'll view hiroshima and nagasaki after that. >>> a settlement has now been >>> next a final check of our top stories before we take you to an nbc news special report. you can see inside the capitol. the full hearing live at 6:00 a.m. at the same time, we will take our broadcast on to nbcbayarea.com. first, deadly hit-and-run crash overnight. this is video that is new to our newsroom this morning. people hurt including a baby in one of the cars. person police are now looking for. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. before you head out the door this morning, here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> impeachment hearings start in a few minutes. we want to understand what is happening in a moment. nbc special report will air here on nbc bay area. but we are not leaving the studio. you can head to our website or app to watch "today in the bay" from 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. in the meantime, let's take a look at our top stories. search is on for a hit and run drimp aft driver after a deadly crash in san jose eight p

he delivered remarks in hiroshima and nagasaki, the only two cities ever hit by atomic bombs. he will also meet with prime minister shinzo abe this morning. >>> ruth bader ginsburg is back home this morning from the hospital. ginsburg was admitted on friday after complaining of chills and fever. she was released yesterday. she is doing well. ginsburg is 86 years old and has had a number of health complications in recent years including surgery for lung cancer last december. >>> a weekend crackdown on illegal side shows has paid off for police. officers towed one car for doing doughnuts on saturday night. a police helicopter tracked it after it left the scene and led officers on the ground to that vehicle. police say they detained some spectator force throwing bottles at officers. neighboring cities to crack down on side shows. >>> elon musk says at least 200,000 people want the new cyber truck. >> all of this comes even after the debut didn't go quite as planned. >> we threw everything. we literally threw the kitchen sink at the glass, it didn't break. for some weird reason it

japan to promote his anti-nuclear arms campaign while touring the atomic-bombed cities of nagasaki and hiroshima. he spoke out against human trafficking. >>> a warning to be extra careful with romaine let us because of an outbreak of e. coli, the fda reports 40 people in more than a dozen states have gotten sick. health officials believe the source of the contamination may be farms in salinas, california. >>> and former penn state football coach jerry sandusky is serving the same sentence this morning as he was given seven years ago. he was resentenced friday to 30 to 60 years in prison for sexually abusing children. the 75-year-old who was convicted in 2012 was reinnocence snnsed due to a claim that mandatory minimum sentences were improperly applied. >>> let's go back to politics. the "washington post" reporting that the president opened up camp david as something of an adult playground to woo gop lawmakers during impeachment. hans nichols. >> if i go to camp david i'll get you a windbreaker or baseball camp. camp david was in the running for the g7 summit, president obama did something there.