yesterday we saw the first — kyoto.ome with covid—19, that has been a big concern among the japanese _ been a big concern among the japanese public that hospitals are now — japanese public that hospitals are now getting overwhelmed, the government is asking people with mild — the government is asking people with mild symptoms, but when we say mild. — with mild symptoms, but when we say mild, they could still be having — say mild, they could still be having breathing difficulties, to stay — having breathing difficulties, to stay at home, and have been a lot— to stay at home, and have been a lot of— to stay at home, and have been a lot of concerns that this could _ a lot of concerns that this could lead to people dying at without — could lead to people dying at without being able to get admitted to the hospital, so that— admitted to the hospital, so that would be something that would — that would be something that would really determine the legacy— would really determine the legacy of these games, whether or not— legacy o

protocols and the paris _ after the kyoto protocols and the paris protocols, we will continue to see more than seven out of ten in britain, believing that climate change — britain, believing that climate change is real and is caused by man. and yet— change is real and is caused by man. and yet consistently, we have around about _ and yet consistently, we have around about 15%. _ and yet consistently, we have around about 15%, 20% of people who do not believe _ about 15%, 20% of people who do not believe that to be the case. it is an issue — believe that to be the case. it is an issue that has become highly politcised over the last few years, particularly, and continues to divide — particularly, and continues to divide some people. my concern is that this _ divide some people. my concern is that this will simply be another report— that this will simply be another report to — that this will simply be another report to those sceptics who will 'ust report to those sceptics who will just reject — report to those sceptics who will just reject the way they have rejected _ just reject the wa

this temple is a replica from a temple and kyoto japan, but the canopy is made original ones made of wood here. it's made of concrete and the architect. mcclellan was first time builder buddhist temple, he was a specialist in making public schools, so we're not sure how and why he had this northern wall that's not japanese that's middle easterners, but way back in 1925, maybe that's when the king tut's tomb was recovered and also in hollywood. we had the egyptian theater built then so maybe in theme with the egyptian theme that he made the egyptian wall here. this is the gateway to little tokyo home his little tokyo and this depict what happened here in the japanese american community in the center right here. we see three people right there with a dedication of the candles and then this young girl with a mallet. actually, she was supposed to be making japanese crushed rice or we call it more chi however is depicting. 1942 guard tower with this symbol executive order 9066. so she's actually demolishing the memories of world war ii up here it depicts some of the activities going on in

record numbers of cases in surrounding prefectures as well as 0saka prefectures as well as osaka and kyotoillion but even more alarming is the speed at which this virus is spreading in the last eight days. they have been 100,000 new cases and thatis have been 100,000 new cases and that is the very infectious delta variant we are talking about but of course despite the capital and various cities under state of emergency, the very fact against taking place in the city is probably sitting the wrong message and if you can probably see behind me, people people are out about and almost forget that the city is currently out of the state of emergency and during the opening ceremony here, this place was jam—packed with not much to the distancing taking place of those gatherings could be contributing to the spike in covid—19 numbers and of course tomorrow we will have the closing ceremony and will probably be here as we will see how crowded it gets but definitely the message from the government of a stay at home definitely not reaching to the japanese public.— definitely not reaching to the japanese

covid—19 cases, not just in tokyo but the surrounding prefectures and other big cities like osaka and kyotoed at home with covid—19, and that has been a big concern among the japanese public, but hospitals are now getting overwhelmed, the government is asked —— asking people with mild symptoms, but one is a mild, they could still have breathing difficulties, to stay at home. there have been a lot of concerns about people dying at home without being able to get admitted to hospital. so that would be something that will determine the legacy of these games, whether or not people would remember it as something causing a surgeon covid—19 or something else. —— a surge in covid—19. and mariko oi will be speaking to me laterfrom and mariko oi will be speaking to me later from tokyo about the many questions that still crop up around these olympic games, despite us being on the closing day of it. sarah, it isjust closing day of it. sarah, it is just after 11:15am in tokyo. what is still to come on the final day? i in tokyo. what is still to come on the final day?— on the final day? i think sorts on t

it was over 5000 and we are seeing record numbers in surrounding prefectures as well as osaka and kyotoor several weeks now but we are seeing these numbers creeping up because these numbers creeping up because the very fact the games are taking place in this city is just sending the wrong message and as you can see behind me people are out and about. you must forget that the state of emergency is here but the speed at which the virus is spreading is definitely a lot quicker.- which the virus is spreading is definitely a lot quicker. thank you so much for— definitely a lot quicker. thank you so much for this _ definitely a lot quicker. thank you so much for this report _ definitely a lot quicker. thank you so much for this report and - definitely a lot quicker. thank you so much for this report and also l definitely a lot quicker. thank you | so much for this report and also for all the many reports you've given us over the course of the olympic games and i hope this weekend is a good last hurrah on that score for tokyo. thanks so much. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, thousands

paris agreement, but we didn't follow kyoto, copenhagen, we never signed on to this. we led the world in reducing co2 emissions because of our transfer that no one foresaw. all the energy experts couldn't foresee it. so my answer to you is simple, it's not carbon taxes. if we face a climate energy, if we face a climate crisis, we would do the opposite of what they're propoagz. we would not want a green new deal, regulatory top-down proposal that was going to restrict freedom, make us do with less. we would actually want economic growth, technological advancement, we would want innovation, we would want ways like we've done in the last ten years with unforeseen ways like fracking, and we're on a path to all this. we want breakthroughs in solar are, wind and other technologies. but the problem is you can't ban an energy that's proven, fossil fuels, and then mandate solar, wind that's not ready for prime time, and it's not. and i point out in the book that less than 4% of the united states energy production is solar and wind combined. 80 plus percent is fossil fuels in t

setting founding director christie bartlett teaches students, the way of tea a 400 year tradition in kyotojapan that brings people from all walks of life together by the simple yet intricate practice of a host boiling water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly and over a long period of time. educating oneself. >> to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism. the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and guest are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same thing. so that brings them very close together to much of logged unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of civil strife, tea rooms allowed for the preservation of peace counte

setting founding director christie bartlett teaches students, the way of tea a 400 year tradition in kyoto, japan that brings people from all walks of life together by the simple yet intricate practice of a host boiling water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly. >> and over a long period of time. educating oneself to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism. the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and cast are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same pain so that brings them very close together to much of logged unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of civil strife, tea rooms allowed for the preservation of peace counter

setting founding director christie bartlett teaches students, the way of tea a 400 year tradition in kyotojapan that brings people from all walks of life together by the simple yet intricate practice of a boost oil and water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly. >> and over a long period of time. educating oneself to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism. the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and guest are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same thing. so that brings some very close together to much of dialogue unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of civil strife, tea rooms allowed for the preservation of peace cou

setting founding director christie bartlett teaches students the way of tea a 400 year tradition in kyoto japan that brings people from all walks of life together by the simple yet intricate practice of a host boiling water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly and over a long period of time. educating oneself. >> to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism. the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and guest are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same thing. so that brings some very close together to much of logged unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of civil strife, tea rooms allowed for the preservation of peace count

setting founding director christie bartlett teaches students the way of tea a 400 year tradition in kyotoe simple yet intricate practice of a host boiling water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly and over a long period of time. educating oneself. >> to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism. the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and guest are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same thing. so that brings some very close together to much of logged unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of civil strife, tea rooms allowed for the preservation of peace countering the violence outside look at the way of tea is let's resp

let's take a look at kyoto, the japanese technology storage provider.'s been talk that they have been in talks with western digital to combine in a potential $20 billion deal. we are hearing from them now that they are preparing for an ipo at the right time according to the spokesperson. they will not comment. there is speculation according to comments being given by phone. we have been hearing about this deal to unite them with western digital which could be worth more than $20 billion. the person familiar talking about that saying it could be reached by mid-september if these talks were successful. it appears to still be considering that ipo at the right time according to the spokesperson. let's get to the global supply chain crunch. it was meant to be temporary and now it looks to have a lasting impact into the next year as the surging delta variant upends shipping in asia. enda curran joins us now. i was wondering about the longer-term structural dislocations, but now, it's really the immediate fear of the delta variant that is causing all the probl

setting founding director christy bartlett teaches students the way of tea a 400 year tradition in kyotot brings people from all walks of life together by the simple yet intricate practice of a host boiling water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly. >> and over a long period of time. educating oneself to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and guest are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same thing. so that brings some very close together to much of logged unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of civil strife, tea rooms allowed for the preservation of peace countering the v