sop we had about 125 kilometer wind gusts in south wales. it's dragging f from the south. so temperature in the morning hours, minus 3.6 degree was recorded. quite low temperatures across the southeast. asas we go into tomorrow, windy conditions will likely persist but rain should ease into friday. and temperatures not too cold to what we saw thursday. and in canberra about 0 degegre the e next few days. and snow is expected for parts of victoria. now, across north america it's been dry and quite windy so wildfires are scorching the ground over parts of california. hundreds of firefighters are battling the blaze and dry conditions will likely persist. meanwhile, there's a chance for thunderstormacroross the four corners region and heavy rain for r kansas as well as oklahom. maybe up to 130 millimeters could fall so please watch out for flash floods. and more rain's expected for the southeast. temperatures are going to be as follows. 32 in new york city. as we go into the independence day weekend, things will be dry in los angeles as we go into monday. that's it for me now.

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further north in parts of new south wales, a massive cleanup operation is underway.se luxury homes north of sydney are now in danger of collapsing after huge waves eroded the beach. living so close to the ocean, many of the owners of these homes were unable to get insurance for storm damage. a month before general elections, and wary of sending the right thing know, the australian prime minister that he agreed with the leader of the opposition to suspend their campaigns. >> while we>> disagree on more than a few things, we are very much on the same page in supporting these communities. in supporting the proposition that the federal government should do everything to help them get back on their feet. john: the severe flooding could see climate change pushed up the agenda. like it much of the world, many believe australians are increasingly have to deal with more and more extreme weather events. john donnison, bbc news, sydney. ♪ when you think of germany and sports, football and their impressive world cup teams come to mind. certainly not cricket. the recent influx of

from the antarctic out there and temperatures reflected actually this past weekend in parts of new south wales and victoria in high elevations ski resorts opened up. the three-day forecast, snowfall there at mt. buller. in kanberra highs into the single digits. and sydney single digits overnight lows but at least it warms up into the teens there by saturday and into sunday. back toward the north, don't have to worry about staying warm at all. temperatures soaring across much of the deep south, that is influencing some thunderstorms out there, even over back toward the west we have a low developing. that's going to eventually pull across the plains into the mid-atlantic states by the end of the week and could impactivi there. i know it's independence day weekend here in the u.s. so something to watch out for if you do have plans. all right, here is the ex-tended outlook. >>> and that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. ♪ >> you're watching "in good shape." coming up, the potential of plasma pens, fighting mental illness with box

but the big thing is that this is ushering in those southerly winds and across parts of new south wales over towards victoria, snowfall. yeah, snow actually. into some of the higher elevations, some of the ski resorts able to open up there this past weekend and more snow in the forecast. highs only in the single digits. melbourne and sydney. overnight lows in the single digits. now if we take a look over towards the americas, still looking at severe weather. even a tornado reported over to colorado. watches and warnings in place. travel plans there here on monday evening, you might see them some delays. here's the extended outlook. >>> and that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. >> welcome to a show packed with our best bits of the week. let's have a look at what is in store for you on the programme today. a new wine museum opens in france. on the road -- take a nostalgic sightseeing tour of berlin. and under the alps -- the world's longest rail tunnel in switzerland. and we start the show with a daredevil acrobat by

the south wales government will introduce a 4% duty surcharge and a land tax worth 0.75%.imilar costs are already in place elsewhere following a move by banks to tighten lending to property investors overseas. rishaad: goldman sachs has been accused of using gifts including holidays and prostitutes to influence authorities. jeremy.t the basics, how did this litigation start? fascinating piece of litigation that started in london yesterday. the libyan investment authorities are accusing goldman sells of advising it to inappropriately risky trades which lost them $1.2 billion. that it from a fund worth $60 billion. rishaad: a lot has been talked about. what exactly is the bank accused of doing? >> the bank has been accused of effectively getting too close to the fund by exposing its lack of sophistication in 2008, at a time when it was just coming out of being released from international trade sanctions. and coming toward the end of the muammar gaddafi regime. hospitality, lavish holidays, prostitutes in a bid to put undue pressure on the fund to enter these traits, which co

there was a 25,000 pound bet on remain in south wales two days ago. this is quite interesting.or correlation between the odds and the size of bets, and how people vote -- it sounds like you're telling me significantly more people are voting with their wallets to leave. only a few, you would expect this because of income distribution, and london are betting they would remain. we know london is likely to be a remain. it is the rest of the country that is very interesting. is that your analysis of the situation as well? alex: yes. if you look at the individual number of bets, the majority of those are for leave the. isn't thet we look at individual number it is the weight of money. that is an remain. the weight of individual bets is also votes is for leave. the distributions are up the is lots of people in london and other parts of great britain cannot see anything other than a victory for remain. lots of people and others think 3-1 for leave. those look good in a two horse race. that is the fascinating part. we only look at the weight of money, not individual wages when it comes

the new south wales state government will introduce a 4% duty surcharge and a land tax worth 0.75% on top of current charges. similar costs are in place in victoria and follow the moves by the banks to tighten -- on the find more stories bloomberg at top . get up to speed with these markets. the pressure is on money flowing into the yen. equities are getting pummeled. david ingles has the latest. good morning. you were talking about the amount of fell you to structure and. value amount of destruction. this risk aversion we have been painting in russia. -- look at euro-yet. we are way below 120. 119.58 is your level. bidding up not just against the dollar or the euro. this, looklated to at the bond markets. different day, same story. we are looking at record lows again. new lows for japanese yields. 16 basis points below zero on the 10 year jgb. australia has touched a record low as well. 162. korea, the u.s. is at 161, just for context. the equity markets, fourth straight day underwater. 4.5% from thursday's close. manus: david ingles in hong kong. the prime minister of the nether

south jersey are in the upper 40s, mid-50s at the shore. west bradford township, 56 degrees as well as kennett square, euclin township 54. 49 in north wales,roy and ft. washington. 40s on the map through much of bucks county. temperatures in the mid-50s this morning. it feels nice outside. with your neighborhood weather, seven day is always at the bottom of the screen for you. we'll stay dry because of this area of high pressure. that will keep us nice and comfortable as we end out this week. lehigh valley today, 78 degrees, kutztown, easton coming in in the mid-70s. newtown, sunny and 70. byberry coming in around 80 this afternoon. haddonfield, 77 degrees, trenton 78. if you're along the shore today, 77 degrees galloway township, 79iv79 avalon. here's future weather. we'll stay nice and dry as we go through the afternoon. that warm air mass is going to stay in place. no rain in the forecast today. but tomorrow is a different story. mostly tomorrow afternoon. by the middle of the day tomorrow, we'll see the clouds increasing and through the afternoon we have showers and thunderstorms that will move in by about i would say, between 4:00 and

especially in south jersey, 52 degrees. 50s for delaware, the suburbs, lehigh valley, very low 60s in philadelphia. many of the suburbs have dropped into the lower 50s. exton at 53 degrees. north wales at 54. washington 51 and new hope, also in the low 50s to start with. a cool start. we'll see enough sun drying for the warmup into the 80s this afternoon. nothing more than a few scattered clouds. we are tracking a few light showers in through virginia and southwestern pennsylvania. that's a possibility for a few spots this afternoon. i thinkç most of the area stay dry today. that will change it. look at the showers and thunderstorms moving through the chicago area. it's a ways to go before it comes to us. count on that weather to be in the area for tomorrow morning. put your rain gear on stand by. you'll need sun glasses this morning partly sunny skies. most of the area will be dry at that time. those go into the late evening hours. that's at 11:30. that line of showers moves through the philadelphia area. that chance increases by this time tomorrow. a rainy morning, on and off showers to start with, we'll continue into the afternoon tomorrow. today, sunshine and a few clouds. 84 d

south. and that's heavily conservative and heavily relatively heavily brexit. as you move north into the socialist countries, scotland and walesy the remain people to have more of a majority. and i hate to pour cold water on it. lou: we are being told the labor turnout is far heavier than expected. we are looking at numbers never before seen in the uk. you are right in the expectation of what may unfold. but the reality is wire looking -- we are looking at these few numbers. people are taking even couragement from it. perhaps that's human nature at work, or brilliant intellects being able to divine the results from little evidence. but your cautionary note is taken. go ahead. >> partially that, and partially the thrill, the people's revolt. even to over0% would be staggering. to be running on the near 50% is beyond belief. and a great tribute to the leaders. lou: in your. >> quickly, your expectation on impact on markets. we know a bang holiday and the uk, if leave prevails, what would be your expectation of the impact? >> i think very short-term panic and great high volatility will be sorted out soon with the efforts of the c

south coast. that reflects what the strategy has been to cultivate into, inlass support particular, connect labor areas. one of the big stories for me tonight, wales. looking at how some of those welsh working communities have gone as well as the northeast and northwest. >> how does the right to with this? right?ppens on the to the come back together? together? come back >> they will continue to campaign to keep pressure on the government during the renegotiation. we of the 2019 european parliament election. they will attempt to stay on and campaign during a delicate negotiation process with russells. to ensure that the will of the people is enacted. will the people in place. to --dical right pepper type party. the conservative party will u.k. votersf those that deserted the conservative party. tom: we mentioned earlier the idea that this was a tory psychodrama. ?hat is your sense jack >> this is his third referendum. he won the first 20 sleep. , the political scottish hangover. this third one leave the country with an economic and financial hangover. the conservative party, it is interesting. the effort they have made since the close of the polls