it's scott hunter.cott hunter is right over there. [ gasps ] every week, scott hunter, the host of "i beg your garden," selects an unsuspecting couple at a home store. yeah, he taps them on the shoulder and says, "i beg your garden." what?! oh, my god! i can't believe it! that's how it goes every time. every time. where are the cameras? i know. i wish i would've worn something more colorful. okay, you know what? we have to get on the show. can you imagine a backyard makeover, what he would do with ours? yeah, one word, three syllables, starts with "gah," ends with "zebo." gazebo. i love gazebos. i do, too! now that i'm thinking about it, i have to have one. let's go get tapped. okay. [ laughs quietly ] hm, what's over here? i don't know. oh, my gosh, mitchell, do you like this planter? it would go great in our hopelessly outdated and neglected backyard. i love it if you love it. and what do you think of these pavers? oh, i think they go great with that gazebo we've always dreamed of having. oh, forget i

restrictions international flights are still banned however straining the country's tourism industry scott hunter has more in bangkok now they're going to open shopping malls that we're standing in central this is one of these big shopping complexes never been to downtown bangkok the central district here in downtown bangkok several of the main subway stops i should say metro stops sky train stops at these massive shopping complex is that connected to them were one of them and they're very happy that they're finally opening after several weeks multiple weeks almost 2 months that they were shut down so obviously that's something that's important to the economy here but also it's really quality of life issue for a lot of the people that live here in bangkok china's economy is showing signs of gradual improvement after its lock downs were eased its industrial output is up 3.9 percent in april compared to last year but unemployment is higher and retail sales have fallen further than expected also whistleblower in the u.s. has told a congressional hearing the nation could be facing its darkest winter