since he's in second place on the leaderboard, he gets sekiwake kisenosato as his poentd. the georgian puts his 28 kilogram weight advantage to work, but with upper rancors, he can't overcome size. sure enough, kisenosato establishes a grip, despite gagamaru's roly-poly upper body. he dispatches the heaviest man in the division with a force-out. hakuho was last seen grabbing his right elbow and losing on the previous day, which puts him in a bind, because kotoshogiku comes highly motivated. kotoshogiku has just two wins in 28 previous meetings with the yokozuna. but with his incentives, as well as hakuho's subpar condition, this is a one sided match. a force-out for kotoshogiku, he gets an important 11th victory. so he needs just one more for his milestone promotion. >>> so moving day has unexpectedly tightened up the race. hakuho and kotoshogiku tied. for the lead, heading into the second-to-last day. one step behind, are the trio of kisenosato, gagamaru and kitataiki. >>> the two co-leaders will face ozeki looking to spoil the fun on day 14. hakuho steps up against barut

kisenosato flying. hakuho beaten on the day, but still holds the edge. now, after all that happened, let's go to day 12, the leaderboard. hakuho still leads by one, but with a loss now. sekiwake kotoshogiku and rank and filers kitataiki and gagamaru had two losses. day 13 promises so much, with gagamaru taking on informed kisenosato and hakuho meeting kotoshogiku, i can guarantee the leaderboard will look different after tomorrow's action, so tune in to check it out. >> blew through honshu and is now still bringing some showers and some strong winds, still to the northeastern coast. but it is going to be a much better day tomorrow. now, while we look at the 72-hour rainfall accumulation, for areas in in tohoku affected by the march 11th disaster, you see that very significant amounts of rainfall fell. ishinomaki saw 542 millimeters of rain in two days and this is going to be stopping along the eastern coast. but we still see showers for the western coast tomorrow. and any additional rainfall could really be a problem. while we see the runoff coming down from the mountains, there still is a high risk of flooding, landslides and mudslides as we go through the next few days, so