crashed off the north carolina coast. all four crew members bailed out and escaped with minor injuries. the coast guard reported the planes collided in midair during a training run but the navy said only that it was an in-flight mishap. in japan president obama and the other g7 leaders agreed to stand firm against china s military expansion in the south china sea. beijing told them to mind their own business. tomorrow, mr. obama visits hiroshima, a city devastated by the bomb. margaret brennan has the story of some americans unlucky enough to be there that day. reporter: the images are haunting. but for susan archinsky and husband tony, they re also personal. a stark reminder of the american prisoners trapped in hiroshima when america detonated the first atomic bomb. one of them was susan s uncle. how close were they? very close. to the center of the bomb? right underneath it. like 900 meters from the epicenter. reporter: the explosion ripped through the city, k
quite amazing. today 345 days after he announced his first run for public office, he clinched the republican nomination for president of the united states. cbs news estimates that trump now has 1,238 delegates, one more than he needs, and he will be picking up more in the primary still ahead. here s major garrett. i m so honored. reporter: donald trump clinched the nomination with help from members of north dakota s g.o.p. convention delegation. the folks behind me got us right over the top. reporter: but trump still faces pockets of republican resistance. house speaker paul ryan again refused to endorse trump last night. it was productive. we ve had conversations. our staffs have been meeting. we had a good and productive phone call. reporter: trump appeared equally non-committal. paul ryan still has not endorsed you. what policy concessions will you make in order to get his endorsements? we ll see what happens. reporter: some of the unease is due to trump
at atlanta s hartsfield airport they re testing an automated system to move passengers through security more quickly. david begnaud was there. reporter: atlanta is the world s busiest airport. that s why it was selected for this test case. the idea is to free up tsa agents so they have time for other things and if it streamlines the process and makes the lines shorter, that s a plus too. here s how it works. you take out a basket from underneath, put it on top. drop your luggage and then you put it on the automated belt. let me give you the passenger perspective using the phone. if someone in front of you is taking a little extra time to take her shoes off, maybe they re distracted. your bag is already on the way, on the belt, headed for the machine. as you come out on the other side, you ll notice something new. if your bag gets flagged for water or something else they want to check, what happens is it gets kicked to another conveyor belt on the left-hand side so it does
quite amazing. today 345 days after he announced his first run for public office, he clinched the republican nomination for president of the united states. cbs news estimates that trump now has 1,238 delegates, one more than he needs, and he will be picking up more in the primary still ahead. here s major garrett. i m so honored. reporter: donald trump clinched the nomination with help from members of north dakota s g.o.p. convention delegation. the folks behind me got us right over the top. reporter: but trump still faces pockets of republican resistance. house speaker paul ryan again refused to endorse trump last night. it was productive. we ve had conversations. our staffs have been meeting. we had a good and productive phone call. reporter: trump appeared equally non-committal. paul ryan still has not endorsed you. what policy make in order to get his endorsements? we ll see what happens. reporter: some of the unease is due to trump s continued attack on
at atlanta s hartsfield airport they re testing an automated system to move passengers through security more quakely. david begnaud was there. reporter: atlanta is the world s busiest airport. that s why it was selected for this test case. the idea is to free up tsa agents so they have time for other things and if it streamlines the process and makes the lines shorter, that s a plus too. you take out a basket from underneath, put it on top. drop your luggage and then you put it on the automated belt. let me give you the passenger perspective using the phone. if someone in front of you is taking a little extra time to take her shoes off, maybe they re distracted. your bag is already on the way, on the belt, headed for the machine. as you come out on the other side, n something new. if you baguettes flagged what happens is it gets kicked to another conveyor belt on the left-hand side so it doesn t tie up the bags that are good to go. if your bag is good to go, you grab and