he had been working to close the wealth gap in chongqing. to them, they was like a gift from god. >> reporter: also, to shut down the new left website in april. many cities have attempted to stop bo's increasing support. some experts say bo may receive harsh punishment. the governing communist party wants to avoid more backlash from bo's fault. so it's thought that they are taking this into account in deciding what to do next. nhk world. >>> the advanced industrialized countries of the world are continuing to struggle. a global financial crisis that started in the united states has mutated into a credit crisis for europe. the economies of emerging countries meanwhile are developing at a rapid pace. the result is a profound shift in the centers of power and wealth. relationships between countries are changing. none more so than those between great britain and its former colonies and other parts of the british empire. nhk world reports from london. >> reporter: britain used to rule vast areas of the world. today, the empire is a faded memory,

temperature-wise, 27 degrees in chongqing and 25 in beijing.nother hot day in seoul with a high of 33, but we are expecting cooler and wet conditions over the weekend. heading into the americas, the main story is going to be the excessive heat in central and western portions of the u.s. because the jet stream is lifting to the north. let's take a look at the forecasted highs on thursday. 42 degrees in st. louis and 38 in chicago, which is about 10 degrees higher than average. as for denver, 38 -- 36 degrees, and, in fact, wildfires have been reported in this state, in colorado state, and tens of thousands of people have been evacuated due to the forest fire. unfortunately, dry thunderstorms with less rain are in the forecast. that means that could make things worse across the colorado state. all right, head into europe. develop low-pressure system is approaching the british isles, so you're going to see intense showers as well as strong winds on thursday, and then the associate front is going to swing through the western continent. as it does s

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then towards the east. 30 degrees in shanghai. 29 in chongqing. and clear skies and sunshine in tokyo at 24. 24 also is the expected high in ulon. into america. we're going to be talking about what's going on in the plains. some storms along the new mexico border into texas. we've also got some severe storms targeti down into the dakotas right now. that's going to move further towards the east. staying very dry to the southwest around four corners. severe fire danger from new mexico up through into wyoming. it looks like there's rainfall in here but it really is not a significant amount of moisture coming in. so staying very dry. and with drought conditions in the southwest. in the east the rain is starting to move out finally after a soggy week. the showers will remain along the gulf coast there towards the east and through florida. the heat is building in the south. 41 in phoenix. and down in towards the south of texas. so those heat indyicesindices. as we head into europe another storm moving into the british isles bringing heavy rain and stron

temperature wise, 27 in beijing, 27 in chongqing with heavy rain on the hot side, 31 degrees and 26 inhanghai on your tuesday. all right, heading over to the americas, tropical storm debby is hovering over the gulf of mexico, right now packing sustained winds of 75 kilometers per hour, almost stationary. it could speed up a little bit and head towards the florida peninsula. it will likely make landfall in northwestern florida by wednesday afternoon and cross the peninsula and head out to sea as a tropical depression by friday and could become a tropical storm once again over the sea. tropical storm force winds and heavy rain are already affecting much of florida. actually 180 millimeters of rain has been reported over the last 24 hours, in addition to that, more than 200 millimeters is likely in northern florida over the next 48 hours. total rainfall could be 630 in some locations of this area, is really prone to flooding. in addition to that, high waves and rough seas are going to be a big concern over the coast and we have a threat of tornadoes in southern georgia into florida, into

. >> chongqing is outside the supreme court watching this unfold.t a setback this would be for the president, for the democrats, those who supported this health care law if they rule the individual mandate is in fact unconstitutional. it raises questions about any of the health care reform law for the >> the individual mandate is the centerpiece of the policy, meaning the mandate requiring most americans to purchase coverage is for the money comes from. most of the money comes through that individual mandate, requiring people to purchase health insurance. the court striking that down is a dramatic blow to the policy and the president politically. >> cnn later apologized for reporting thatit wrong. fox also reported incorrectly the supreme court had struck down the individual mandate. >> breaking news on the fox news channel, the individual mandate has been ruled unconstitutional. this was a part of the law that was at the center of the oral argument three months ago on this date with the justices hammered away at the white house and the administrati

i was giving a talk and i thought how fortunate we are that chongqing did not try to lead armies. and that george washington did not how to write pamphlets. [laughter] washington had a passion and talent for organizing women to make clothes and stand up for the forefront. they each followed individual paths with passion and talent. but they are all headed towards the same destination of getting out from under the british. they did it. we can all follow our individual passions and talents. i also want to say to you, if you have incredible power, everyone of every one of us does -- we have so much power. as a kid growing up in new hampshire, i had no idea that african americans in my country had to ride in the back of the bus, until rosa parks showed me. how many of you know who rosa parks was? [laughter] well, who the heck was rosa parks? she was a seamstress. a member of the naacp. the most significant thing she did was walk to the front of the bus. you can do that. i had no idea that the dbt who killed mosquitoes were also killing birds and fish and created a whole environmental