soon land in japan for the g7 summit, where the war in ukraine is expected to be a top issue. we re live in hiroshima in just a few minutes. plus, prince harry and meghan say they were chased by paparazzi for nearly two hours to the streets of new york city. we hear from their taxi driver, just ahead. plus, a cnn exclusive new evidence may undercut donald trump s claims about classified documents found in mar-a-lago. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. good to have you with us. u.s. president joe biden is set to arrive in japan in the next hour, ahead of a summit of the world s leading democracies. and the war in ukraine is expected to top the g7 agenda. ukraine has stepped up its campaign for f-16 fighter jets, although president biden has been reluctant to agree. there is also word that the u.s. does not want to talk about diplomatic solution until it sees how ukraine s plan spring offensive turns out. live now to hiroshima, and cnn s white
films with a worldwide box office of over half $1 billion, critical acclaim and oscar talk, christopher nolan has once again proved himself to be a filmmaker that can deliver big ideas in big films to big audiences. oppenheimer and buddy have been huge hits in north america and europe and one hollywood studio executive posted perhaps a little arrogantly but with barbie the film has been working well everywhere. not quite because in some parts of the world, barbie and oppenheimer have met with quite a lot of resistance, as noah cattell has been finding out. barbie has garnered significant controversy in the middle east where it s feminist and lgbt themes have made it a target of government sensors. the film has been pulled from cinemas in algeria and banned outright in kuwait after playing there for a month. in lebanon, the minister of culture recommended a ban of barbie, claiming it
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that a lockdown could be coming, triggering panic buying, at one point, shelves were stripped bare, despite government assurances that they have enough of food. we are flayed of being locked out says a delivery man. they re also skeptic over a chaos of shortages and shanghai. the long down there ended its fourth week. half the city is allowed out of the homes with tough restrictions. apartment buildings are still in a full lockdown with barricades of metal fencing. they are keeping residents captive. disinfection teams are hosing down the streets and people. government sensors are working to keep videos of what is happening from spreading on social media. two years into the pandemic, china s zero covid policy is facing its biggest test, global markets are nervous too. they tumble on concerns that restrictions here will impact a supply chain and hike inflation
i m incredibly concerned. and i maybe worry most that the private sector doesn t understand how deeply under threat they are. right now we re considering a massive increase in funding to the agencies in homeland security that work with the private sector to make sure that we re picking up these attacks in realtime. we only have a handful of government sensors that are deployed all over the country. we still have voluntary standards in place for many critical industries like the power sector. they re reluctant, the private sector is, to have any enforceable cybersecurity standards. but the consequence of that is to make the entire country incredibly vulnerable. we need more cooperation from the private sector. we need more funding to protect them. and then we should develop offensive compacts as well. we shouldn t be shy about making sure that russia knows if they re going to come after us, we can come after them in the same way. that will have a deterrent effect. let s turn now, if