the answer in the bank is a thousand further under what event took place in 1970 in the year in osakazed swimmer teresa anderson performed with demonstration performances in the seventieth in osaka took place. uh, the world exhibition bravo 2.000 goes to the account of anatoly wasserman and maria kiseleva in the game . to put on actually 1.000 in the bank you will take away or we play further. let's try. further. which russian athlete for the first time in history european championships was able to win all four types of brusnikina won three, but because there were no separate technical types in the program then. i'll assume it 's natasha ishchenko because she was the next soloist, most likely it was her perfectly in the bank of 2.000, take it, play on, move on. anatoly , to answer the following questions maria , the correct answer is a black swimsuit, but the white color is also present, because it must be on the head, a white cap is required for a black swimsuit, money from the bank is required are transferred to the account of maria kiseleva and maria in the game. maria, please expl

osaka and fukuoka also looking at wet weather with some clouds as well. we've been keeping an eye on this developing system east of india. and as you go into the first part of next week we're going to see it try to make its way to the north and east, focusing in size towards the south eastern portion of asia, so be on the lookout for that. in north america we're watching out for strong to severe thunderstorms along the plain states, and guess what, the story september really going to change. more of that unstable weather expected as we go through the day on thursday. some of these storms could be very strong with severe rain. on the storm path. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> and that's a wrap for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching and do stay with us for more. >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. finance ministers and central bank chiefs from the group of seven nations have kicked off talks about some of the world's most pressing issues including support for ukraine and bank failur

off the heat in place and talking about highs in the 20s coming up starting on friday from tokyo to osaka and naha. hiroshima looking at rain for the day, and then going to the weekend dryer and highs will be in the mid-20s for those couple of days. across europe we'll be watching this low pressure system that's been stubborn down through the south. it's shifted to the balkans but another low will be into italy, but we're talk about flooding and landslides so be on the lookout for that. that's a look at your 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. >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. now the bench mark index for the tokyo stock exchange ended thursday sharply higher, one day after it climbed above the 30,000 mark for the first time in over a year and a half. the nikkei 225 finished at 30,573. that's up 1.6% from wednesday. it was briefly up more than 570 points. foreign investors are helping drive the rally on concer

so, she follows in the footsteps of other high-profile players, like and rescue and osaka recently.y fish on the men side. it's not just related women, it's on both sides. >> that's a really important point. it's not. and i'll bring in other sports, michael phelps, and the list goes on. i want to read a tweet from a former world number one tennis player, chris everett, came up with her in the world of tennis. she said it seems like a glamorous life. it is not. for teenager, it is not a normal life. every day, you are either a winner or loser. you put on a pedestal ashamed on social media. the highs and lows provide no balance. there's a price. take your time, amanda. can you relate to that? >> very much so. first off, christie is one of the great spokespeople and represents women's tennis, the champion and mentality, but also very compassionate. some lad past champions like crises are supporting amanda. and -- other athletes and other sports that struggle mental health. so, i can relate a lot. and when i look back and think about certain stages of my career, the language, coming for

reporter: staff at this pastry shop near osaka got welcome news recently, their bonuses this year wille one third higher than last year. >> gives me more motivation at work so i am very happy. reporter: as a sales rebound in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic, some six out of 10 small and medium-sized enterprises in japan are planning to hike pay by 4% or more this year. this despite rising costs for raw materials. >> sales are rising but our prophets have not risen that much. still, to reward our workers who made it through the pandemic and boost their performance, we want to raise pay even a little bit for employees working very hard every day. reporter: large companies meanwhile raising wages by an average of 3.8%, the largest such increase in 30 years. for decades, japanese wages have stagnated, a result of deflationary pressure in the wake of the 1990's asset bubble collapse. but the war in ukraine and supply chain snacks have brought rising prices back to the land of the rising sun. japanese consumer core inflation hit a four decade high of 4.2% in january. the bank of japan's new

however, the commander of the japanese army in the non gene operation breeds yahoo eco osaka was able to escape the responsibility due to the interference of the american administration. ah, canada. outsourced is foreign policy to washington. and washington's agenda is one of the global hegemony. washington will not tolerate, and i think that they're not even, not even subtle about this. you know, they're, they will not tolerate a global rival. ah, a motion of them on you thought it all, not even being nuclear bomb up here or there is a little boy and a border with additional merge with you for the my listen look and you live muscles. if you look on the initial develop club, not to get a dealer per se, done very well, be almost can use to put value when you, when you do origin. but you also still were saddam those all to give you a so much of that going to put that on the believe just was a what i see the senior bus is the little gear motivation says decent it done both. oh, welcome back to the m o i manila chan. dr. david bell, a former w h o scientist is sounding the alarm over this

harry mumbai osaka, ho chi minh city and kuala lumpur. so it was a live broadcast of the parade from petropavlovsk-kamchatsky. one of the most important and main holidays , victory day, is celebrated in russia 78 years ago, the third reich signed the act of surrender. the victory over nazism was given at a very high cost to the war. the soviet union lost about 27 million. people are honored in russia today. veterans are held in parades. procession, rallies. festive events, the first parades have already begun. to the far east. astronauts who are on duty at the international space station also congratulated the russians on victory day. dear friends, we sincerely congratulate you on the victory day for all of us. this is the most important holiday celebrated in every home. in every family in our memory will forever remain the great feat of our ancestors. on this day, we honor the memory of those who gave the radio of the great victory all the strength of health, and the most valuable thing in their lives, our fathers and mothers grandfather

well , here he is in osaka should take care of his own internal affairs. some rhetoric after all. we are used to this rhetoric, but from the lips of a person who holds this specific position. you know how you want to hope that it was not rhetoric, and setting the situation of tasks, because in order to deal with internal problems , these internal problems must be developed by someone. well, a simple example england at one time did not achieve soviet russia is one of the reasons that it did not finish off the independent state of ireland , right there right there on the islands, and you are the time when an independent state arises, ireland e were engaged in the civil war there with all sorts of communist stories. suddenly, quite a decent amount disappeared. gold. they probably stole it and built palaces in switzerland or built some big yachts. well, this is probably such a coincidence, because, let's say, now the problem of scotland is very strong, which brexit does not want. she now hopes politically it is scotland to seize power in england, but when they

spring, in some territories of the sverdlovsk region there was no rain yet; in other territories of osakaf special fire regimes were introduced in the region, that is, it was prohibited. eh, rozhe bonfires, exit. into the forest is also cancelled. e, hunting season according to regional authorities, the main cause of forest fires is the human factor o law enforcement officers, as well as the ministry of emergency situations conduct regular patrols when violators are detected, administrative protocols are drawn up. if a forest fire occurs as a result of the actions of the violator, then the suspect is even threatened with criminal liability tatyana thank you igor pikhanov spoke about fighting fires in the sverdlovsk region. and a new scandal between berlin and warsaw and the minister of justice of poland with bigny in zepra publicly called the german chancellor schulz. idiot. so the official commented on the statement of the german leader on the eve of may 9 that germany freed from charoney and national socialism, having heard this in warsaw, the scholtsy continued to act in the tradition

he's burned nagoya, osaka, kobe the six principal cities are totally gutted. he's moved on to secondary and he's now really into tertiary cities at that point, he's on target, so he does look at the atomic bomb very much like a what's the point? i've already done all the hard work. there's also some professional jealousy there, no doubt about it. they recognize the atomic bomb, this new weapon that takes the power of the sun, unleashes it on a city going to suck up a lot of energy and excitement, take away from the hard work that he has done. um, and so so there is, there's all of that combined a lot of the guys in the air that worked with them, they all kind of thought the same thing was, hey, we've, we've done the heavy lifting. we have destroyed all the cities. you know, this is sort of gratuitous, but if you actually look at what the emperor says when he surrenders. he he uses the atomic bomb as a as a face saving out of a war. he says, you know, the americans have this new weapon. it's it's going to completely eradicate our civilization. so therefore we'r

japan is going to have a casino in osaka. we will hear more about that coming up in the next hour. talk to the las vegas sands chairman, rob goldstein, with his special guest, is global abbasid or, david beckham -- his global investor, david beckham. shery: that was chief north asian correspondent, stephen engle joining us. be sure to tune into bloomberg radio to hear more from the big news day makers, from our studio in hong kong. listen to the app on radio plus or bloomberg radio. plenty more ahead. ♪ did you know you can get someone to shop for you? stitch fix really gets me and what i need. even better? they save me a trip to the mall. it's easy: i share my style, size and budget. and they do the shopping for me. stitch fix sends me things that fit and make me feel like a more stylish version of myself. i keep what works, and send back the rest. no subscription required. no commitment. just my style. stitch fix. haidi: a quick check of the business flash headlines. jp morgan is developing a chatgpt software like service to help customers. the bank is applying a product called -

leo vegas is acquiring push gaming and focusing on a new casino resort in osaka, japan.sees an upside to the estimate while valuations are undemanding. we may see a reaction in the share price. we got gross gaming revenue from macao as a whole we heard betmgm reporting the earnings some news was anticipated. >> we have a big week of earnings with gaming give us a sense of what you expect >> we will get another view on the strip. it may just reinforce. caesars is disciplined on the cost margins analysts want to know how they are doing on the digital side. they are in fourth place in sports betting we should hear from penn it made a deal with barstool the market leader is fanduel which reports tomorrow peter jackson will join me for an interview after the earnings call we want to hear what they are doing about market share and how they are investing that money and if they see the customer acquisition cost pulling back. >> contessa, thank you >>> st >>> straight ahead here on "worldwide exchange," folks are growing ncnecoerd with big blue's a.i. impact the full story in a m

it is requiring push gaming, and then, of course, the focus on developing that new casino resort in osaka. it's clear that this is a company that is intending to use its free catch flow and reinvest it, melissa, to make its interview national footprint even greater than it is. >> contessa, thank you contessa brewer. casinos had a probably good day, up 10% and mgm up 2.5% >> mgm is the most diversified casino play in there, in that their macao business is much better sports betting is much more meaningful, and the competitive forces are calming down a little bit. the numbers out of macao, though, gross gaming revenue came out last night, 449% year of year. i realize china was closed, but up 15% from march. anything that's got core exposure, this is, to me, probably the sands, how i've been playing it a long time, and i bought tosome melco crown we have vip, all the things that i think build into that story, and i think that's up. >> so, i am in mgm and, you know, when i got into it, i liked it for its not being so heavily weighed in china, and getting into the online and las vegas would co

we know you jumped out of osaka in japan so is there anything that would make you think about japan againland? rob: we look at everything. no door closes. it has to be the right structure and regular tory body. we are sensitive where we spend our money. macau's special pure we are open to any place, including in new york right now. we are not closed minded about japan or thailand but it has to be the right circumstances for us to invest in. stephen: of course the rest of this morning we will be right here live from -- i almost said las vegas, las vegas sands, of course, it is macau, the las vegas of asia, if you will, as it tries to recover back to the world's biggest emmy market as it was pre-pandemic and we will have analyst commentary and live interviews the rest of this morning from macau. [bird singing] haidi: let's get you to new york for the first word headlines. su: jp morgan notified about 1001st republic bank employees they will not be given jobs following its takeover of the failed lender. a source told bloomberg they offered transitional rose to 85% of workers still at first r

should rishi back osaka? it's rishi sunak back osaka?, we could see temperatures as as or 2 degrees across as low as 1 or 2 degrees across some prone spots wales and some prone spots of wales and the midlands. but for most, as we start the new working week, it should be fairly quiet. best of the sunshine will be initially across many western parts the uk . out towards the parts of the uk. out towards the east we have some low cloud coming in from the north sea . coming in from the north sea. still the risk of the odd spot of too, for eastern of rain too, for eastern scotland. through scotland. but as we go through the the day, most it the course of the day, most it should could see should be dry. could just see the shower across the very the odd shower across the very far north of scotland. but in the sunshine, feeling pleasantly warm, could see highs reaching 23 24 degrees down 23 or possibly 24 degrees down towards south—west but towards the south—west but please high uv levels if please do note high uv levels if you are out and about