Japan PM Kishida vows no more fundraising parties at ethics hearing

Mr Fumio Kishida has become the first sitting Japanese prime minister to appear before a parliamentary ethics committee as he seeks to restore public trust that has been dented by a funding scandal. More than 80 lawmakers from his ruling LDP party have been involved in the wrongdoing, but Mr Kishida has not been linked to misreporting of political funds. Mr Kishida added that he will not be hosting any more fundraising parties during his term as premier. Michiyo Ishida reports.