friends of the united states, some with better relationships than others personally with president trump when you think of france s emanuel macron. he and trump have been tight on the world stage. before he left canada, the president hosted justin trudeau and said they might disagree on issues of trade and tariffs but that the relationships were strong. thenhen president trump got on air force one heading here the very long journey, he was frustrated apparently, maybe even angry, you could go that far, when he saw trudeau s news conference where trudeau had said that he stood up to the american president, had expressed that the people of can d, although nice and polite, would not be pushed around. president trump unleashed a couple of tweets very critical of trudeau then, and then this is the real bulletin he said that the u.s. would not sign on to the communique. that is the result of the two days of work at the g-7. this is a tradition where the
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acceptable risk for el salvador native greg hi dauld goe who says what japan needs now is for international businesses to invest in japan s economy, not run from it. i don t want to be part of the problem, i want to be part of the solution, that s why i stay. reporter: even the ones who stay notice the new tokyo is a little different. five people have left, and i only know one that is not coming back. reporter: an adjustment in progress for a country and its international residents. can d young law, cnn, tokyo. also in japan, protestors marched against nuclear energy today in tokyo. they re concerned about the long-term effects of radiation. tokyo electric struggling to cool down three damaged nuclear reactors. radiation has been a source of growing concern. japan is getting help from two massive pumps being sent from the u.s. well, the goal for them is to
disperse is way along the united kingdom and back through parts of western europe. this is from the european space agency tracking the silver d dioxide and the flume back through parts of the u.k. and finland. we are trying to get this to be more westerly. we are starting to see a little bit of the shift in the weather pattern. scan d . troops in afghanistan are feeling the impact. here to talk about it is chris lawrence. he spent more than a month embedded with the u.s. marines. how are they affected, chris? john and alina, the air over afghanistan is fine. the air over europe where a lot of the cargo, supply flights
speaker of illinois and his son is running for his old seat. let s go to you first, john. sure. let s talk about this illinois primary. what do you think is going to happen? mark kirk, the republican can d candidate, has gotten ay lot of boost in the past and democrats are in a three-way primary. there s a new issue involved in that, which involves the bank problems of one of the democratic candidates. well, andrea, if there s any place that s more dysfunctional than the federal government it s the illinois government. the city of chicago that takes a lot. that takes a lot. state legislature has been completely dominated by one party. the last two governors in illinois have gone to jail, including rod blagojevich and was trying to get some sort of show on nbc, i think, and before that george ryan is in the slammer right now. completely dysfunctional government and really a revulsion toward corruption. in the democratic primary, alexi