oka osaka rej sistered 109 infections after reporting 220 cases on wednesday. >> translator: osaka ismaller than tokyo and we have almost the same number of cases. it's worrying. >> translator: we recently had a four-day holiday, so we may see more cases. >> the prefectures of okinawa and fukuoka registered new daily records on thursday. it's the second day in a row more than 1,200 cases have been reported across japan. in total, more than 35,000 cases have been confirmed in the country. ovover-1,000 people hahave died. >>> in the second quarter this year, the u.s. economy suffered its biggest contraction since data keeping began in 1947. the commerce department says between april and june, gdp shrank at an annual rate of 32.9%. personal consumption, which accounts for about 70% of gdp contracted 34.6%.%. business investment was down 27% while exports fell 64.1%. the contraction occurred as the coronavirus pandemic was running rampant across the country. it was largely due to temporary business closures and shelter-in-place orders. the u.s. unemployment rate remains high, at more than

one was the western prefecture of osaka where the figure surpassed 200 for the first time.ll of japan's 47 prefectures have now reported cases after two infections were confirmed in ibate. >> tokyo continues to be the hot spot with 250 new cases. public health officials are also closely watching the raid of positive test results, a key indicator of how much the virus is spreading. that number stood at 1% on may 25th with a nationwide state of emergency was lifted. as of last friday, it had risen to 6.6%. this infectious disease expert is worried, but he says weekly averages give a clearly picture than daily infection numbers. >> translator: the current situation seems very much like in early april when the first wave came just before the state of emergency was declared. i think we'll have to take thorough preventive measures more than ever without overreacting to the number of infections reported each day. >> in total more than 34,000 cases have been confirmed across the country. over 1,000 people have died. the japanese government will allow the reentry of some foreign nat

osaka did have almost zero cases for more than a month.its state of emergency through the end of august over fears of a second wave. it has been no local transmissions in thailand for almost two months. sydney has joined melbourne as a cuts hotspot and will be off from saturday. all sydney siders will be banned from entering queens land at the border. this was taken after two people entered melbourne by sydney tested positive. new south wales reported 19 cases on wednesday. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. haidi: analysts are expecting a 24% decrease in hong kong's june retail sales as the new wave of coronavirus infections ways on local spending and further delays tourist arrivals. joining us from hong kong is the mainland china and hong kong consumer markets leader. i am finding it increasingly difficult to start these conversations about the hong kong economy, in particular the retail ou

highs in the low 30s for osaka and fukuoka, with showers tuesday. clouds give way to sunshine on thursday. it'll be on the drier side by the end of the week. we are looking at the rain to not only impact a good portion of japan, but also into china, as well, especially to the eastern side of the country, as we see that front nearby. low pressure system also triggering some of the storms, as well. thunderstorms, beijing, shanghai, hong kong looking at wet weather. tokyo looking at some rain cocoming up on tuesday. meanwhile, we are keeping an eye on douglas, which is coming ever so uncomfortably close to hawaii. the storm is expected to continue to move out towards open waters as we go throughout the next 24 hours, but the surf is going to be quite rough. we'll still see instability in the area. that's going to bring some showers into places like honolulu and points eastward. it'll be on the wet side. surf, especially for the north and west, particularly rough as we go through monday. we do have a cold front moving through the central portions of the

osaka, fukuoka also seeing showers as well. we broaden out the view and once again, looking at rains. also looking at rain with a high of 29. meanwhile, dry and hot weather towards the desert southwest. it's been incredibly dry even into portions of colorado. we're talking about wildfire concerns. monday afternoon we had this fire taking place in jefferson county. by tuesday afternoon, still reports of only 25% containment with this blaze. no structures have been damaged. thankfully no injuries at this point, but still the fire is in place. we are looking at the dry pattern to continue, but hopefully the heat will ease. ahead of that we have a cold front through the central portion of the united states. look out for flash flooding with thunderstorms throughout the day. that's the forecast. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so don't go away. >>> bank of japan policy makers have spent two da

osaka and naha, you're in mid-30s and looking at brighter skies. the western areas will have to see if the rainy season wraps up. now let's go to the atlantic ocean. we're keeping an eye on a tropical cyclone here. it's trying to gather itself together. just not quite there yet. but we are looking at a tropical storm development possibly within the next 12 hours or so as this storm moves to the north and weist. it will impact places like puerto rico and areas to the north and west. and the cone of concern does include florida as we go into the first part of next week. and even though the model forecast is showing the rain up over the waters, the cone of concern can easily show that system moving to the south. you need to be on the lookout for that. meanwhile across north america, we do have one front moving to the south and east. another moving i into the midwe. we're talking thunderstorms through the day on wednesday. thunderstorms in chicago with a high of 26. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> and that wraps up this edition of nhk "n

and in osaka, breaking records already at about 182 millimeters of rainfall also.s the system moves to the eastern direction, it will bring slight lift towards much of japan. should expect clear conditions there, but there might be stronger winds. rainy conditions are moving slowly towards the tokai region where there could be close to 200 millimeters of rainfall, signifying there are still chances of flash flooding and mud slides in certain places. please take care along those parts. we're expecting the rainfall to come and go in certain periods, especially here in tokyo. for wednesday, do expect rainy conditions. and a bit of a break by thursday and again towards the end of the week. temperature frs sapporo slightly cooler, wednesday 26 and cooling down to about 23 on thursday. and we're seeing again that frontal system with the seasonal rainfall affecting much of southern china. chongqing has experienced a lot of rainfall where they saw people being rescued on live boats and more rainfall could bring mud slides in certain parts of chi nachlt temperatures good in

osaka in the mid 30s. fukuoka looking at 35 by monday.e're starting to see some summertime weather as we go through august, at least the first few days of august. we broaden out the view. while we don't see a major pattern of that rainy season front visible in the forecast, what we are looking at is some instability to be in place to where, for example, beijing will be looking at rain and thunderstorms and down near hong kong, we may see moisture coming in from the waters there that will bring thunderstorms as we go through saturday. high of 29 in hong kong as we go into the weekend. chongqing at 43. shanghai, you're the dry spot, looking at 34 with sunny kais as we go through the day. we've been keeping an eye on isaias which is now a hurricane moving through the caribbean. it has finally gotten itself together. already battering puerto rico on its way to the north and west. it looks like the bahamas are next as the storm continues to move toward the north and west at 28 kilometers per hour. wind speeds of 130. we have hurricane warnings

osaka had zero cases for more than a month. taiwan extending its state of emergency through the end of august as it fears a second wave. there have been no local transmissions in the country for almost two months. the ceos of amazon, facebook, and alphabets giving evidence at a hearing on the hill, although it is virtually from remote locations. the committee's antitrust panel has been investigating for more than a year whether the tech giants are squashing competition. documents appear to show facebook bought instagram to kill competition. tom: let's get back to our top story. the federal reserve made it clear it will continue doing everything it can to keep the u.s. economy afloat, while it suffers what jay powell calls the worst downturn in our lifetime. kathleen hays is here. powell sounds more concerned about the threat of the virus than he ever has. we arehe so concerned if not going to see lockdowns, which seem unlikely at this stage? the fed: back in june, had put all those programs in in april, taking so many policy se

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some showers will be heavier at times in osaka and fukuoka over the next couple of days.t's affecting central and eastern china. showers will per assist on friday, and a daytime heat will also create thuhunder showewers hongng kong, taipei and manila, with highs in the 30s. hot weather is effecting southern parts of europe. some of the thunderstorms have brought large hail and damaging winds. the highs will climb in the 32 degrees, that is ten degrees warmer than usual for the area. showers may bring some cooler conditions this weekend. in the meantime, temperatures will rise in the southwest. highs for lisbon and madrid, will warm up to the upper 30s over the next couple of days. stay safe and have a nice weekend. ♪ >>> that is all for this edition of nhk newsline, thank you for watching and hopeful to see you again. xxx >>> welcome to "newsline indepth" we come to you from the rooftop of nhk headquarters. behind me, japan's capitol is slowly coming back to life after the lifting of the state of emergency. the world has become a strangely different place since covid-19 h

and we'll see central and western japan being warmer into those lower 30s from fukuoka towards osaka.hat's all for the weather. take care. ♪ ♪ >> that's nhk "newsline" for this hour. i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. thank you for staying with us. ♪ >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." i'm shibuya aki. if the coronavirus has changed two things in society more than anything else, it's how we work and the way we interact. adapting to life in the pandemic presents challenges to us all, especially to the most vulnerable. today, we look at two groups of people searching for a way forward in a vastly altered world. in our first report, we visit a business which, like many, is being hit hard by falling sales. for the time being, the workers are carrying on by reaching out to the community that has supported them. the company's making products to give rather than sell. >> reporter: it looks a bit like jelly, but these colorful fruit-shaped creations are actually bars of soap. the company that makes them sells 200,000 a year. the products are the handiwork of a dedicated team of 26 disabled employees

osaka and fukuoka mid-30s and get drier, even sunnier as you head towards thursday.have a good day, wherever you are. ♪ ♪ >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. thanks for joining us. >>> welcome to "newsline in depth" with no end in sight to the cocovid-19 crisis,s, the wo is felt by the socially and economically disadvantaged. japan is no exception. help it there, but not necessarily accessible to all. now there is efforts, various efforts, under way to fill that gap. in our first report, we're looking to the growing number of people worried about losing their homes, because their income has shrunk. one real estate person who specializes in finding homes for low-income people have recently seize a rise. faces hidden to protect privacy. >> reporter: this s is in a prefecture affected by coronavirus. the company is owned by this woman. it offers rental units as less than half the market price, making them accessible to low-income tenants. this woman in her r 50s is lookg for a low-w-cost rental unit afr the pandemic cut her famil

looking at the forecast here, tokyo up to 31 on thursday. 29 in osaka and fukuoka. you need your umbrellas. friday and through the weekend it's going to be wet once again. as we look at what's happening across north america up toward the upper plains, we have been dealing with these storms that have been firing up here. and another system down toward the deep south, that's just lingered and stayed around. it'll still be in the area as we go through wednesday. be on the lookout for strong thunderstorms possible. and then we're going to be dealing with temperatures of around 36 in places like oklahoma city. that's a look at your forecast. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> and that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. much more to come here on nhk world japan, so please do stay with us. >>> welcome to "newsline in-depth." businesses and countries are lifting their coronavirus restrictions are reopening their doors to a much changed world. restaurant owners are finding it particularly hard to get back up and running. many are

. >> another manufacturing outfit, this one in the city of osaka, also is turning its attention to pandemicroducts. in ordinary times, it makes display panels and booth partitions for expos and trade shows. however, almost all major events have been cancelled at least until the summer. some of the employees had an aha moment while watching people line up at an atm. they realized their technology is exactly what these times demand. it can be used to create partitions that separate lines of people and thus prevent the virus from spreading. the screens are transparent to discourage crimeme. airr circulates through the bottom half. >> traranslator: i think our employee skills have grown through this experience. i hope it makes the company more resilient. >> necessity is said to bebe th mother of invention. these two companies are taking responsibility for nurturing the public and themselves. >>> in the u.s., many americans hoped summer would curve the spread of the coronavirus. instead, cases are surging and have pushed past 3 million. nhk world's catherine kobayashi reports. >> firefighters in

the rainy season will likely come to an end on sunday, but osaka will see rainy weather into sunday.. fukuoka will see gloomy conditions, r rny weaeather int nextxt week. meanwhilile, dry,y, hot, and wi weather is creating a recipe for wildfires acroross the southwestern united states. numerous fires occurring. that includes the one i in northeheastern california. take a looook a at this footage. a wildfire d dubbed hog fire in northern califorornia g grew to 5,000 hectares on wednesday. inintense heat caused a cloud o smoke and ash. several communities are beingng evacuated. some highways have e been close due to the smoke. it looks like hot weather and dry conditions will continue due to this high pressure system. we'll continue to see excessive hot weather conditions across the southwestern u.s. especially over nevada. so dangerous weather will continue. on the flip side of the u.s., we'll see lots of thunderstorms including new york. a massive earthquake hit western alaska and it looks like sunny weather is in the forecast in kodiak to the east of the epicenter. fairbanknks could

showers in osaka for sunday and monday.are looking at a slightly drier pattern as we go into the latter part of the weekend for fuk co-ka and naha. we're watching out for strong thunderstorms across the central portion of the united states and a cold front moving toward the east. there's plenty of cooler air coming from the north that's helping to generate the power behind the front that is currently moving toward the east. as it continues to move across the united states, we will be dealing with thunderstorms along the front from the northeast down toward the tennessee river valley. we have another low also crossing through the southern areas of canada moving into places like winnipeg. that's going to also generate concerns for strong thunderstorms as we go into the weekend. so by saturday, you need to be on the lookout for that. looking at thunderstorms in oklahoma city with a high of 34. same in atlanta. high of 36 in washington, d.c. as we go through friday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ ♪ >> that's all f

cooler trends also continue for tokyo, osaka, as well as into fukuoka.he rainfall is quite persistent. the rest of asia is going to be slightly warmer towards beijing, 35 degrees, and warmer temperatures into taiwan and the philippines. thth phililippines hadad a trop depression developing there. speaking of warming conditions, we're seeing similar stuff in towards new delhi where heavy rainfall is expected. please do take care along those parts. flooding is still the major concern. and crossing over towards north america, the biggest issue here is the hot and dry weather towards much of the west. you can see basically quite clear towards the four corners there. temperatures increasing to your 50s for death valley. and take a closer look at places such as dallas, phoenix, and las vegas. those will be quite hot for the next couple of days and it's going to remain quite sunny. las vegas is going to be sunny for the next few days, phoenix as well, and clouds developing towards dallas. but the temperatures are the major concern as they keep arising. that's a

fukuoka and osaka, rain tuesday into wednesday. and tokyo, all the way through the rest of the week. and highs in the upper 20s. overnight lows dropping even some times into the upper teens at times. so you want to be ready for a little bit of adjustment taking place there. mid-20s in sapporo with a little bit more in terms of sunshine. the same front that's bringing lots of rain to japan also impacting the southeastern areas of china. and so we will be dealing with some flooding problems once again as we see the rain pattern along the river basin continue throughout the next few days. now, down towards the south we are watching a tropical disturbance moving toward the north. for some locations in northern areas of the philippines, dealing with heavier batches of rain. up toward taiwan we're seeing chances of rain in the middle of the week. thunderstorms coming up on tuesday. across europe, we've been watching out for some unstable weather toward the north. the high pressure has been dominating most of the continent. looking at hea

osaka and fukuoka, looking at some wet weather.ow, as we broaden out the view, we still have the stationary front also extending into portions of china. it's been a wet pattern for the southern areas of the country. it will continue to be like that, as we go through friday. showers and even some thunderstorms possible to hong kong. shanghai, also, seeing some wet weather coming up on friday. beijing, also, seeing some rain with a high of 27 as we wrap up the work week. meanwhile, we are talking about some thunderstorms that have been rolling through the central portion of the united states. in fact, kansas reporting three tornados -- or three tornado reports as we went through wednesday. that instability is moving down towards the south and east. and so, we still have this stationary front that's just being pesky and staying around for a while. and as we go through thursday, we're looking at thunderstorms. 34 in oklahoma city. 32 in denver. and 32 in atlanta, with some showers as we go through the day. hope you have a good day, whe

universal studio of japan in osaka began reopening on a limited basis last month.had been closed since the end of february. initially only people from western japan were allowed in. it now says anyone can enter, including people from tokyo where cases have been risingng. >> translator: i think the safety measures are quite sufficient. it's good to know we can disinfect anywhere in the park. >> still, the park cautions visitors to think about their health. it asks everyone to carefully consider their decisions to visit. this is "newsline biz." japan's government says it's going to compensate people for cancellation fees for bookings made under the discount program to promote domestic tourism. the go-to travel campaign is set to start wednesday. it's aimed at helping revive the economy which has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. last week travel to and from tokyo was dropped from the program. trips by tokyo also excluded. the came as the number of cases in the capital rose significantly. the government initially said it wouldn't cover any of the cancellation

however, osaka should avoid rain on tuesday but rain will return to the area as we go into the weekend. people in northeastern u.s. are experiencing nearly record breaking temperatures on monday. the high mark about 34 degrees in new york on monday afternoon. excessive heat warnings and advisories are issued in many parts of the mid-atlantic all the way up to new england. the combination of heat and a lot of moisture could create unstable conditions. expect to see thunderstorms in the plains and a large portion of the eastern u.s. as we go into tuesday. thundershowers are expected in washington, d.c. with a high of 37 degrees. 31 degrees in new york on tuesday. temperatures will be cooling off by mid week but highs will still be a few degrees warmer than normal. that's it for now. stay safe. ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thank you for staying with us on nhk world japan. ♪ xxxx >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." the covid-19 pandemic has slowed down economies around the world. one side effect has been a temporary reduction in environmental solutions. cities in ch

sapporo and osaka and fukuoka looking at hot temperatures if you're outdoors.he rainy season coming to a conclusion. we'll see this map being colored in as we progress over the next few weeks. meanwhile, across the atlantic bay sin we have a tropical storm that is barreling through the caribbean right now moving over puerto rico and moving the the north and west. it does have a bit of power with it, with wind speeds of 95 kilometers per hour, moving the the northwest at 33. we have tropical storm warnings all along the coastal areas. it is expected to make a turn more to the north as it gets close to florida and moving toward the north and east. if you're following us the past day or so, you may notice the cone of concern has been shifting towards the east and north. that's been the general trend. for the moment still it's going to have an impact for this region. you need to be on the lookout for it. for the next 72 hours, high waves through the bahamas as we go throughout the next few days. we'll see the system making the event turn. up in north america we've

osaka will continue to see wet weather into next week. amami saw wet weather on sunday.ch out for heat stroke. meanwhile we have a low and seasonal frontal system affecting many places of japan at this moment. about prefectures are under thunderstorm warnings. we'll continue to see unstable weather conditions. thunderstorms, strong winds and heavy rain could batter many places of the country at least into the weekend. heat is building across the northeastern united states. on monday baltimore saw a high of 37.8 degrees. we saw the same number on sunday as well. the heat will continue to grip the northeast. temperatures in washington, d.c. 36 on tuesday and wednesday that's five degrees higher than normal. thunderstorms are popping up in many places of the northeast. that's it for me. stay safe. ♪ >>> and one last story. japan's spacecraft may be heading back to space once it completes its current mission to explore an astroid and bring back samples. it was launched in 2014 and rehed bug gu four years later. it's scheduled to approach earth containing sanded rock samples

the 1st female prime minister of god on has been sworn into office rose christine osaka of excuse me was appointed by the country's president in a government shake up she's taking office as battles the coronavirus and falling oil prices hit the economy. china has launched its 1st solo mission to mars the long march 5 rocket is carrying a rover that china's space program hopes to land on the red planet to look for underground water and evidence of life it will take several months to reach its destination. the european union's 27 member states on monday agreed to a historic 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery fund after 4 days of heated negotiations today european parliamentarians will begin scrutinizing the deal in detail they are due to vote on it in a couple of months but have already identified several areas they are unhappy with the rescue package is the biggest joint borrowing fund ever agreed by the e.u. it consists of 390000000000 euros of grants and 360000000000 euros in loans. let's get more i'm joined by our correspondent max sander who is standing by for us in brussels s

erica, who was created at osaka university has been given a role in an upcoming science—fiction film.or erica to draw on to her acting skills. i have missed going out with my friends during the lockdown. a night at the cinema, may be catching a play or broadway style musical. i would even accept tickets to the opera right now. but sadly, we are not out of the woods when it comes to covid—19 yet. so instead i truly internet looking for virtual events. why don't you join me? you deserve a night out. a broadway hd .com you will find all your favourite musical extravaga nza will find all your favourite musical extravaganza is to stream on demand. it is $8 99 a month to subscribe but you can try the service free for seven days. musical fans can also enjoy the best of andrew lloyd webber on "the show must go on" youtube channel. a new show goes live every friday at 7:30pm and is available to watch free for 48 hours. a night at the opera has never really appealed to me, but i have to say, after dipping into the next couple of websites, i am beginning to realise i may have missed out. matt op

index jumped following the announcement that the operator of the tokyo and osaka exchanges will join the index later this month but the index late on friday over fears of an increase spread in the virus over to india the sensex also rose on the week slightly gaining more than one percent the biggest winner on the week was natural gas corp which jumped 5.5 percent now the nifty also added more than one percent this week now in australia it is slightly up for the week amid coronavirus concerns materials industrials and the metals and mining sectors all led those gains trading higher after friday's close moving to south africa the all share is down on the week as the country's consumer price inflation fell to its lowest level since 2004 now the rand remained flat on friday as investors keep their eye on the impact of the coronavirus now let's go ahead and take a look at europe and the americas european markets are up as well and all eyes are on brussels where the 1st in person meeting is being held since the start of the pandemic to hammer out that giant 750000000000 euro relief package

smuggling of carlos ghosn, allegedly in a musical instrument case, through a sucker airport last year —— osaka11 on. and then there's a second thing on, which is the beginning of the trial, the first hearing in a trial of the people who are alleged to have flown carlos ghosn from here injapan to turkey and then on to beirut. so there's four pilots, two staff who were in the plan, two stewa rd esses, staff who were in the plan, two stewardesses, and an airline official, so seven people in all our going on trial in turkey, accused of illegal people smuggling, and that's a trail that will take place in turkey. but the bigger thing, i guess, for here injapan is trying to get these two people, michael and peter taylor, from the states here to japan to stand trial, for attempting to escape the country. ok, so they are the details of his alleged accomplices. what about the man himself? what is happening with himself? what is happening with him at the moment? well, ghosn himself, of course, i think a big reason why the japanese prosecutors are so keen to get mr taylor, the two mr taylor's, here, is be

the 1st major test event since the start of the pandemic other notable names like simona halep naomi osaka and rescue haven't entered the western and southern. that starts in flushing on august 28th ahead of us open play. australia's top soccer league returned to action after the season was suspended in march due to the current virus pandemic that's almost didn't really show adelaide united of any concern as they sent a warning to the rest of the league in their game against the perth glory 27th minute quarter award to adelaide. and michael jacobson is there to head it in adelaide is going to draw 1st blood at one nil the reds with some momentum 2 mins later sloppy pass allows for christian up to 2 attacks lived through and lachlan broke in with the left footed shot through center right there put his squad to know these very excited about it perth late the offensive game the 32nd minute brew for an early with a pass to get sent to gabriel popovich hill get it within 2 christian popovich who will send it in to get perth on the board 220 not happy though another corner kick swings it into a

now here's where the story goes from amoral idiocy to downright evil because bolton writes at the osakag in 2019, xi had explained to trump why he was basically building concentration camps in xinjiang. trump said xi should go ahead with building the camps, which trump thought was exactly the right thing to do. i have no doubt that those chinese concentration camps are horrible. but you know, trump is a builder. i'm sure he hooked up xi with a great contractor, maybe the same guy who built trump's baby cages. bolton should not have been surprised by this regime he joined. when he arrived at the white house, bolton said chief of staff john kelly gave him a warning. "you can't imagine how desperate i am to get out of here... this is a bad place to work, as you will find out." sound like working there was like the movie "get out" except the characters were much more hostile to black people. but while we're on the subject, boo-( bleep )-hoo, general. it's the white house, not dairy queen. if it's this horrible place, you're obligated to tell the world about the crimes and save the nation, n

my mother is from osaka, japan. she came to the u.s. in the 1980s to marry my father and i was raised in sacramento, near san francisco, in some ways. so my perspective is very much informed by my identity here. i recognize how important it is for the asian communities to acknowledge the racism that we are facing. but also, acknowledge the racism and how, it is actually vex rooted in anti-blackness. and racism is a spectrum of violence. the the racism, the black community all stems from this new source which is the power structure of white supremacy. so having that as a foundational understanding will when the olympics approached, analyzing experiences of race. i think it is important to remember language and keep in mind, there is a difference between racism. it is very important to acknowledge the violence perpetrate in the san francisco area. elderly asian folks, sometimes, sadly often by other people of color. that is technically not racism. that is definitely bigotry, prejudice and bias. but racism is a system of power that can onl

osaka saw 100 new cases. >> indonesia remains a hotspot in southeast asia.en it comes to earnings? bracing for another quarter of missed earnings. we have had company after company issue warnings. earnings tumble 42% in the first quarter. that was the worst since the force -- the fourth quarter of 2018. everything from your luxury condo developers, the book of business coming from vehicle sales, incomes the client 25% to 25% to 50% ind the first half. gudang garam says sales could fall 25%. in india, the economic affairs secretary saying it is likely india may miss its budget target this year. no new target was specified. the gap is expected to widen to double the government's role. you have the imf expecting a contraction of 4.5%. goldman forecasting 5% decline. as whate not as bad bloomberg economics expects, which is a 10.6% plunge. the projection may not turn out. he actually expects a v-shaped recovery. >> yvonne man with the latest. next, gold is inching toward all-time highs. we have an interview with one of australia's biggest gold miners. he is with

this questions about the osaka dinner, i was out of that, i have no firsthand knowledge of it.ile i was on the administration i worked with matt pitt under, ambassador bolton and others to push back on policies and ultimately action has been taken as it should. what is going on in that region is appalling, us and allies around the world need to stand up against it. a comment i wanted to make on the previous question was what we can do to help our companies and in particular we need to play a robust role at the government level. a lot of this conversation has been about how it is terrible we are trying to access china's market because it gives more leverage. i might put it another way and say by having access to chinese market we are getting a lot of money that our companies can pump into research and development to make sure they are an innovation leader at of china. another way to put it is china is subsidizing our innovation. if we look at the semiconductor industry that you paid a lot of attention to they get 34% of their sales in china. that is an important source of revenu

osaka had 120 cases on wednesday, the most in a single day.overnment upgraded its outlook for the economy for a second month, saying that conditions are picking up, but the situation is still seen as severe, so the economy looking less bad. haidi: in the meantime, indonesia is the worst virus hits southeast asian country. the government has, despite that, used social distancing measures. there is sort of some confusion. they were not exactly restricted in the first place. yvonne: that's right. that is what we continue to see, that the confirmed cases have also tripled since those measures were relaxed in early june. we saw yesterday indonesia reporting record daily virus deaths at 139, and we see a record surge in new cases from jakarta. it is interesting. according to one poll, more than 60% of the public say no more lockdowns. instead, the government should actually revive the economy as a priority more so than putting more strict social distancing measures. it is no surprise with the country heading into the first recession in more than two

the answer, tennis star naomi osaka. >>> breaking news on the housing market and new mortgage forbearancers. diana olick joins us now with more hey, diana >> reporter: hey, joe. yeah, the numbers of loans in coronavirus mortgage bailouts is dropping, but a lot of borrowers are now extending their terms. as of july 7th the volume of loans in active forbearance where they are allowed to delay for at least three months, it fell by 145,000 week over week according to black night roughly 4.14 million loans were in forbearance that's 7.8% of all active mortgages. that's the lowest amount since april 28th by category, 6% all backed by fannie and freddie 12% of fha/va loans were in the bailouts private/bank loans 8.2%. the drop was driven by the fact that all of them were started at the beginning of april the majority of those were extended more than 26% of loans in forbearance were extensions for the week ending june 28th. that share has increased steadily for the past three weeks and we expect it to continue to increase i want to turn to another sector of the housing market that is seeing a lot

this historically speaking 1968 the peace pagoda was a gift from the people of osaka to the people of san francisco. this was built on redevelopment ground zero, the heart of the old japan town neighborhood. in the past it would wipe out homes and businesses, familiar african and japanese american. in place was the shopping mall and the expressway to slice through the neighborhoods. over the years they diversified. the peace plaza has diversified with the cherry blossom festivals to reflect the proud heritage and the historical society is right across the street from the peace plaza and became involved in this historic preservation and review callization. we documented through the 50 years to educate the public. the peace plaza has gone through numerousren navieses and -- renovations. the $25 million budgeted allocation would be necessary for the renovations and preservation of this heart of japan town. for these reasons the peace plaza has historic value to remain as iconic symptom in resilience and hope for humanity in the post pandemic recovery. thank you for your support. >> i wan