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and we seize correspondent has more the prime minister wa unharmed after the attack today, southwest of the osaka authorities say a suspect is now in custody video from the scene showing the young man being tackled to the ground and the smoky aftermath of the explosion, no police have told japanese medi that the man threw an 8 to 1 inch metal pipe, possibly smoke bomb that landed near th prime minister and the exploded setting off widespread panic within the crowd no word yet about the motive but this is not the firs incidents of violence at a campaign event in japan. today s attack is bringing bac traumatic memories of former prime minister, shinzo abe, assassination just last year i japan. abe was fatally shot by handmade gun in a country that is normally known for extremel low rates of violence, and ver strict gun laws. in the wake of his assassination, japan stepped u security and made to current - growing safety threats to it
when it comes to travel, particularly if you re flying. as we kickoff this holiday weekend and head in to the sum travel sen between inclement 1/4 and traveling aboard to mexico, for example. my advice at always is to protect yourself and insure your trip. travel security memberships that can evacuate you for safety threats and if you get moved home or hospitalized. travel insurance has limitations, so memberships particularly like that are worst looking into. but there are a lot of concerns obviously right now with this summer hit in terms of these cancellations and staffing shortages. neil: yeah, the cancellation part, we just heard from american and jet blue that they re cutting back flights and sometimes with not a lot of warning. what is a traveler to do if this happens to them? right now to try to soften the problem, the faa is saying