she has done start number two, she is friend make tokyo a financial hub again —— trying to make tokyoand hong kong. thirdly, medicaland singapore and hong kong. thirdly, medical and welfare. just a living standard improvement. the wage increase and making sure that the social safety net is there.— safety net is there. nobuko, thank you — safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very _ safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very much - safety net is there. nobuko, thank you very much for - safety net is there. nobuko, | thank you very much for your time today, nobuko kobayashi. turning to the uk, incoming prime minister keir starmer has a daunting in—tray as his labour party gets to work governing britain. he has to fix a crippling cost—of—living crisis, and economic growth is in the doldrums. to boost the economy to put more money in the pockets but that also means navigating a more turbulent geopolitical the us and china. ian, thank you for your time today. firstly, want to get your thoughts on how using the labour government navigating the us china relationship. goad the us china rela

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tokyo has a lot of ground to make up? yes.ss is laboriously manual based injapan and tokyo is no exemption. they are making strides on digitising the processes and for people to access online. tokyo tries to compete with hong kong and singapore as well as being a financial hub in the region. there are differences when it comes to tax rate. japan has the week yen as well. that makes it perhaps less attractive forjapanese capital. what would you think is going to be the impact going forward with koike in charge? there is a little a government can do and it's true thatjapan and tokyo has a very high tax rate for corporate, around 30% on average compared to singapore and hong kong around i7%. and on a personal tax front japan has a high tax depending on the income bracket. it's not advantageous forforeigners living here. nose are the head winds. those are the head winds. in terms of weak yen, in comparison, it pales against the equivalent so that is a negative. in south korea, workers at samsung electronics are set to go on a 3—da

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it means the tokyo citizens have chosen continuity over drastic change.iously she has been a popular governor and people appreciate her policies and implementations childcare and implementations childcare and medical infrastructure. in and medical infrastructure. in victory, tokyo has a lot of ground to make up with industry changes? yes. the process is laboriously manual based injapan and tokyo is no exemption. they aren't are making strides on digitising the processes and for people to access online. tokyo tries to compete with hong kong and singapore as well as being a financial hub in the region. there are differences when it comes to tax rate. japan has the week yen as well. that makes it perhaps less attractive forjapanese attractive for japanese capital. what attractive forjapanese capital. what would you think is going to be the impact going forward with koike in charge? there is a little a government can do and it's true thatjapan and tokyo has a very high tax rate for corporate, around 30% on average compared to singapore and hong kong around 17

i wanted to learn from tokyo and that's what i wanted _ from tokyo and that's what i wanted to do.— wanted to do. i was very happy with the — wanted to do. i was very happy with the race. i'm very faithfut— with the race. i'm very faithful that i ended up touching, but it wasn't about that, — touching, but it wasn't about that, it — touching, but it wasn't about that, it was about doing the ttest— that, it was about doing the best i— that, it was about doing the best i can. thomas checkon won italy's second swimming gold of paris 2024, taking the title in the 100 metres backstroke. the word record holder reeled in china's xu jiayu sunday's dramatic race in the pool featured adam peaty, who has now revealed he tested positive for covid the morning after winning silver in the 100m breaststroke. the british swimmer was a two—time defending champion, and said after the race he had been slightly unwell. his condition worsened overnight, but the british team are hopeful he could still be part of the relay events later in the olympics, with a possible return to action as early as friday.

she took up shooting making her olympic debut in tokyo, where she came 26th.eam is over for rafael nadal and carlos alcaraz, after their olympic medal hope in the men's doubles were ended by a quarter—final loss to american fourth seeds austin krajicek and rajeev ram.the spanish pair lost in straight sets, to two of the best doubles players in the game. nadal has been tight—lipped about his future but this nadal has been tight—lipped about his future, but this could be the 14—time french open champion�*s farewell to paris. alcaraz stayed on course for a gold—medal clash with novak djokovic in singles earlier after both reached the quarter—finals. away from the olympics now — and steve mcclaren has been appointed head coach of the jamaica national men's team. he's signed a two year deal after leaving the backroom staff of manchester united the jamaica football federation says mcclaren�*s target is to guide the reggae boyz to the 2026 world cup finals. their only world cup appearance to date came at france 1998, when they were knocked out in the group stage. man

but thanks to indoor plumbing, tokyo public bath owners have been pulling the plug.ve closed since 2006, but the family that owns this one is the exception. right in the heart of tokyo's luxury shopping district, they're opening a new branch in a swanky shopping center with all the traditional fittings. and sam holden dares to hope we're now watching a sento revival. >> i think isolation is increasingly seen as a social problem in japan and big cities like tokyo, both for elderly people and for young people. >> so the bathhouse is the perfect solution? >> exactly, and it's sort of sitting right in front of everybody's eyes. it's nothing new. >> reporter: the restorative power of hot water is as old a it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. hold on... this trip got me alaska gold 75k status?? l

like, i wanted to learn from tokyo and that's what i wanted to do.as very happy with the race. i'm very grateful that i ended up touching first. but it wasn't about that. it wasjust, you know, doing the best i can. and thomas ceccon won italy's second swimming gold of paris 2024, taking the title in the 100m backstroke. the world record holder reeled in china's xu to win in 52 seconds flat. well, sunday's dramatic race in the pool featured adam peaty, who has now revealed that he tested positive for covid the morning after winning silver in the 100m breaststroke. the british swimmer was a two—time defending champion, going for a third gold in a row, and said after the race that he had been slightly unwell while his condition worsened overnight. but the british team are still hopeful he could be part of the relay events later in the olympics, with a possible return to action as early as friday. japan have won the men's team gymnastics gold at the olympics for a record—extending eighth time, taking the title after a dramatic late collapse by china. it

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silver medallist in tokyo in sweltering heat.ed out of contention in truth, trailing the leader hayden wilde of new zealand at by 14 seconds, but in the closing stages leave then launched a remarkable comeback, and with 400 metres to go he rushed past his rival taking away gold it in one hour 43 minutes, 43 seconds. i think certainly i think that was a point where i wasn't sure what was going to happen, i think i was riding a bad patch between 5k, but i said to myself, you know, i'm going to give myself one more chance of this, i've worked so hard and so many other people who worked so hard for me to get to this position so you know what, i really wanted to, you know, just, yeah. give it one last go and cross the finish line with no regrets and i feel like i did that. and yeah, it's amazing that i was able to achieve this but yeah, never in my wildest dreams at 5k did i think i'd head back there. well, earlier on in the morning, his team—mate, beth potter, had secured a fabulous bronze medal in the women's race. it completes a re

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obviously like still tokyo was so exciting and cool to be a part of.g fans will just elevate that feeling like tenfold. >> reporter: unlike tokyo, athletes are not required to take daily covid tests. they can gather together in the olympic village and are allowed to stick around after their events conclude, giving many their first opportunity to explore the host city. >> hopefully this go-around, it's more normal, a little more like festival atmosphere, and it's in paris this. is one of the world's great cities. >> i think for us it's about taking advantage of the energy and the opportunity that's given in paris and also to just enjoy this. >> reporter: first up, the opening ceremony on friday, a moment of glory for olympians lucky enough to make their national team. but in tokyo, only a select few were able to attend due to covid restrictions. track and field sprinter kenny bednarek found himself in a new role, spectator. >> tokyo is just kind of like dead. i'm just going to be excited for the whole olympic experience, going to opening ceremony and cl

let's remember our last victorious olympics in tokyo and watch the awards ceremony for our synchronizede then experiencing what was happening to the girls, you know, this olympiad was probably one of the most difficult for the participants, this is the moment... when the whole world, our country, in particular, was experiencing a pandemic, and the decision was made to postpone the olympic games for a whole year, you can imagine that this is for an athlete, for an athlete everything is very clear scheduled, planned, we live in these four years between the olympic games, we calculate our strengths, schedules, coaches make plans, and we approach preparation, reach our peak, exactly at the right moment, for a whole year, for some athletes this is... a fundamentally difficult moment , for young people they might not have reached it yet, for older athletes they might have already left this peak of their capabilities, and of course the composition over this year has probably changed in more than one sport, here is our olympic team, our national team, they of course had a hard time this year, b

and again in tokyo. tokyo feels like a lot of heartbreak and like unfinished business, unfinished business. captured in a new documentary by bay area filmmaker jesse dieter, an equestrian herself, dieter followed billy's and two other elite riders as they vied to make the olympic team. i really want to go. i really don't want them to go because i want to go and galloped into the arena in tokyo. depression, anxiety, fear. you talk about an emotional roller coaster. this is it. your journey to the olympics. the film showcases the struggles and the beauty of one of the most dangerous sports in the olympics eventing. describe to me what eventing is. eventing is like a triathlon for horses. it's an extreme sport where women compete as equals to men. three disciplines over three days that tests both the rider and the horse. i am an inventor. i do this sport and to me it is. i think it's the most amazing sport because it truly tests the partnership but not the most watched. so dieter set out to change that. i k

, i had this dream, to go around all these famous... 16 city toilets of the tokyo area, which, becausetects, famous architects of the world worked on this project, and tokyo is proud of it, this is the route of my day, 18 km, 700 m i walked that day in shibuya, through the toilets, that is, all the famous toilets, i built a route, i navigated, and i dedicated one day, i know it's a luxury, but listen, i had to go through. this is also the embodiment of a bold dream, a neighbor, let us now make a short advertisement, immediately after it you will go to the elephant house, we will see the house, the tv is a real noah's ark from nizhny novgorod. don’t switch, you’re fine, thank you, look at rtr, i’ll go to my mother for a blessing this weekend, you, i follow you, follow me, you had a bird in your hands, ruslan, give it to you. double, the heart is not a stone, now i am your wife, and i am your husband, if there is happiness, then there is always the fear of losing it, blood, not water, i want to confess something to you, your pregnancy is at least 12 weeks, your whole life is on there's a

thank you to shaimaa khalil in tokyo.sly know that this is a global it event and crowdstrike, the company that has just given a statement saying they are actively working with customers impacted by a defect which was found in a single content update for windows hosts and mac and linux hosts aren't affected but what does that all mean? let's speak to a tech expert who is joining us live now, stephan hair. it is so embarrassing because it is actually so simple in one sense, crowdstrike which is a cybersecurity firm which tries to protect your phones devices like laptops did a software update, so normally does things get rolled out and it got sent around the world because it has a 24% market share and a flawed security update has a massive impact globally, so that is what has happened, and the problem is that we think of fixing it will require a manualfix, e:g., people will have to go and actually tamper with their own computer, so that analysis at this point in time and that may change but it is notjust a case of crowdstrik

adam burgess of britain was second, winning silver after finishing fourth in tokyo. manchester united hope to make a final decision on a new stadium by the end of the calendar year. united co—owner sirjim ratcliffe wants to build a wembley of the north and has put together a task force to assess the feasibility of a 100,000 seater venue as part of a £2 billion redevelopment. and that's all the sport for now. it's amazing what you get into during the olympics, i've been watching the horses all day. and from salford we shall pass the torch to paris. with much more on day three of the games, here is maryam moshiri. i thought you were about to say talking about horses, over to mariam. i don't know these days, christian, i don't know what to expect from the context,. let's bring you a bit of what's not quite sport but very 0lympics themed. let's take you to the paris 0lympic cauldron. i want to take you here because it's an interesting story, this cauldron, you must know because you watch the opening ceremony, was lit at the end of that amazing sermon he as celine dion to

a few moments later, the operator of radio tokyo realized that the communication line with hiroshima was completely cut. he tried to contact hiroshima on another phone line, but it was unsuccessful. the situation was reported to the capital authorities, and 20 minutes later, the tokyo central telegraph office. found out the country's main telegraph line had been cut from north of hiroshima onwards. a train station situated 16 kilometers from hiroshima sent unofficial reports of seeing a scary and unnatural explosion in hiroshima. all reports were forwarded to the imperial japanese army general staff office. the military also tried to contact units based in hiroshima, but they tried in vain. there was no way to contact hiroshima. everyone was confused, the military experts knew there was no major air attack on hiroshima and there were no large ammunition depots kept into caused great damage, so why did the city fall into silence all of sudden? why was there no response from hiroshima? young japanese officer was ordered to fly to hiroshima immediately and report: on the situation to th

we saw shares fall in tokyo.ed restrictions involve servicing of machines so this will prevent asml from offering support and they would fall out of function. we've seen evidence of companies coming to grips with supply chains and questions about which way restrictions might go. tom: indeed. the impact of potential restrictions. moving to tech startups, this next interview -- it's been a good quarter for startups, raising close to $16 billion. more than asia. one company benefiting is pigment, who reached unicorn status and i'm joined by the companies co-founder eleanor. this is a company that offers planning software including unilever raising funding. outline what pigment does. eleanor: we live in one of the most destructive times so the pace of change is overwhelming. we try to help avoid surprises. pigment helps large companies evolve so you mentioned unit lever, when they launch a new ice cream a tiktok or picks up on the ice cream and it becomes a new success. they have three weeks to adapt, we are here to

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because that was the same in tokyo as well.thdrew from their opening game on thursday, a 2—1win over new zealand, but has now been suspended for the rest of the tournament. earlier this week, two canadian staff were sent home after a drone was flown over new zealand's training, but canada soccer says it discovered previous drone use too predating the paris games. one final olympic story for you and an australian field hockey player has opted to amputate part of his finger to compete in paris. matt dawson badly broke a digit on his right hand during team training in perth two weeks ago. recovery from surgery to repair it would have taken months, so dawson decided to have the finger removed from the knuckle up in order to take part in his third games. he will take to the field with the kookaburras when they face argentina on saturday, just 16 days after he was injured. away from paris, plenty of sport going on elsewhere. in birmingham, edgbaston is playing host to the third test between england and west indies. england have alrea

we showed you tokyo electron earlier. off by more than 6% now. sk hynix off by 5.3%. coming out as well today from asml, the company that supplies machines. net sales expected to be 6 billion euros. those earnings are going to take on a keener focus on the back of this news. we've also got the central bank decision coming up today. we will be watching for the latest decision from the bank of indonesia. that comes out after our show. economists expect the central bank to stay on hold for a third straight month. we have seen the rupiah weakening along with other asian and -- fx. the bank of indonesia onold might help support the currency. that's it from bloomberg markets asia. ♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management

i am proud, but i'm gutted, illness in tokyo and everything, i j illness in tokyo and everything, i haveam, there will be so many experiences on the way, it has ended like this, but i've had brilliant experiences in my life and i'm very grateful to everyone. i'm absolutely heartbroken, so i'm really sorry. there have been emotional scenes in paris with britain's three—time grand slam champion andy murray preparing to bid farewell to tennis. murray is playing in the doubles alongside dan evans for team gb againstjapan's taro daniel and kei nishikori. the match at roland garros was one of the hottest tickets in town with murray and evans receiving a big welcome from the fans after he confirmed he'll retire after the games. a back injury kept the 37—year—old out of the wimbledon men's singles, and he withdrew from the singles in paris here, too, opting to bring his career to a close in the doubles. but the first set today was dominated by the japanese pair, and they've taken it 6—2. it's 2—2 in the second. 22—time grand slam winner rafa nadal is into the second round. he saw off the hungari

anchored in tokyo harbor, the japanese have just officially laid down their arms.they have signed terms of unconditional surrender. four years ago, the thoughts and fears. openheimer was later removed from his position and politicians turned their backs on him, although after the assassination of john f. kennedy, openheimer received a medal for merit from president harry s truman and france made him an officer of the legion of honor, but he never returned to his position. in 1965, openheimer was diagnosed with throat cancer. he fell into a coma for two years and died at the age of 16. he once appeared in front of camera and said with hesitant face, we knew the world would not be the same, few people laughed, few people cried, most people were silent. i remember the line from the hindu scripture, the bagavad gita, vishnu is trying to persuade the prince that he should do his duty and to impress him, takes on his multi-armed form and says, now i am become death, the destroyed. of worlds that he should do his duty, and to impress him takes on his multi-armed form and

but tokyo was a different story — her medal hopes after a dramatic crash in the kirin.kirin. i carried a lot of pressure and weight going i crash in the kirin. i carried a lot i of pressure and weight going into tokyo, being the only female sprinter qualified for the olympics. and i think that played heavy on me and i learned a lot from that, and coming away now and stepping away to get back into the sport, it feels like career 2.0. at this really does feel like something different and something that's extra special go, 90. something that's extra special go, go, go! something that's extra special go, no, no! �* something that's extra special go, io, io! �* , ., �*, go, go! arthur is katie's two-year-old _ go, go! arthur is katie's two-year-old son. - go, go! arthur is katie's two-year-old son. born| go, go! arthur is katie's l two-year-old son. born in go, go! arthur is katie's - two-year-old son. born in the go, go! arthur is katie's _ two-year-old son. born in the wake two—year—old son. born in the wake of that is appointment at tokyo, he's given her a new perspective

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but for now, that is craig mont, joining us live from tokyo. thank you very much for your analysis or you're welcome . thank you. russia's president reading the post and has the russian to resume production of an immediate range nuclear weapons. fissions won't of us against the pulling missiles in germany or elsewhere in europe. he says, of washington deploy is long range missiles that then must go over to the same person who is speaking at the annual naval day parade. in st. petersburg washington will start deploying long range fi capabilities in germany of 2026. moving on to the news now and as rainy as strikes on, con eunice, and southern gaza have targeted the eastern and southern parts of a city that is rarely military ordered. palestinians and convent us to move to all the wasi on saturday. the evacuation order is the 2nd to be issued in a week well, those attacks from the south came out.

javad farooqi achieved the best result in the pistol at the 2020 tokyo olympics. by participating in the 2024 paris olympics, iran's track and field team will experience participation in these games for the 17th time. this field has two quotas in 100 meters. hassan taftian , iran's top man , is experiencing his third olympic appearance . in the 2024 olympics, mobina falah is the only representative. iran in this tournament, it is worth noting that in none of these periods , iranian archers failed to beat saud from the first stage. iranian table tennis is participating in the 2024 paris olympics for the ninth time. this field won three quotas in the individual women and men division, and neda shahresvari, nima and noshad alamian are the representatives of iran in this period. iranian cycling participating in the 2024 olympics in paris for running. he is participating in these games for the tenth time. cycling got only one male quota in the road section and the only hope for this discipline is that, unlike recent times, it can at least see the finish line of the oly

it's the most significant change since the military alliance was formed. 70 years ago, washington in tokyo say there increasingly concerned by what they call and evolving security environment. they accuse china of engaging and course of behavior to change the status quote when the east and south china seas around taiwan and throughout the region. the revamp comes of china is expanding as nuclear arsenal and russia is strengthening, military ties with north korea. how will this agreement change the security relationship between the us and japan? and how will china respond? we'll discuss all that in a moment, but 1st this report from it to victoria gave me the chinese minutes. we drills hills around time when they jing believes the self golf and dive in this part of china and re unification. it is inevitable. it's not ruled out taking taiwan by force, the us and japan say such joint see and directs the sizes are an example of china's increasing the aggressive behavior around the island as well as in the east and south china sea. they describe the people's republic of china, or po, see as the

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but washington and tokyo also worried about russia's renew, defense ties with fuel yang, going to she had no clue, reaffirmed cool for the computer, the nuclear eyes, ation of north korea. and we also shade our concerns about russia and north korea's military cooperation for japan. the agreement with the us monks a significant shift from decades of pacifism, since world war 2. it's a, been a shift which has been a bit of a tug coming by the, essentially the flexibility of interpretation of the cycle. perhaps this constitution is allowing for this or right to expansion of a potential role deputy soft defense forces in the region. projects say the bolstering of us military bases. anastasia is likely to be seen as a threat by some countries and sub escalate tensions in un or whether you fold a tall region. victoria gauge and be desirous the inside story the. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guess. joining us from badging is victor go, vice president of the center for china and globalization, a leading chinese think tech in tokyo, someone he kinda glitchy is a special advisor at

florida. fernando diane hogan, enriquez is training hard for me. stood olympic games last timeouts in tokyo, he won a gold medal, represents in cuba, but things have changed since then. and i know the message went through on that i sent it in 2021 or the 2nd due to non alpha one myself living here. now have the great, so paternity to compete in paris for the refugee team on the 25 year old is one of a growing number of athletes possessing cuba. well, wages are low and they were food shortages to come in. this government wanted his inducement, but he chose a different path to follow a window on the left cube because i didn't agree with the regime. i didn't agree with the decisions they took on people. and as my career developed, they started involving me and things i didn't degree with during a training camp in mexico 2 years ago. and rick has slipped away to make a 15 day journey over the us. buddha, crossing the rio grande along the way, that he was held for 2 weeks, but eventually grunted asylum. and despite working a tower ships is a plumber and maintenance man, he always finds time to t

we saw this team struggle in tokyo. tonight in front of a huge crowd, they looked strong, they looked confident, and they brought the house down. the redemption tour just made its first stop. team usa winning gold and putting a point on it. with very few mistakes, routine after routine and sticking the landings. >> wow! >> simone biles led the team, flipping, twisting, and soaring like only she can. >> already the greatest gymnast in history. >> reporter: and the crowd, a whole lot of them, ready to welcome her back and cheer her on. simone biles is just about to start her floor exercise right now. to get a sense of how many team usa and specifically simone biles fans there are in this crowd, just give it a second. [ cheering ] and there it is. back at home they were cheering too at jordan chiles and simone's gym, even performing jordan's floor routine along with her. by the final rotation, it was clear the medal was theirs. the struggles back in tokyo in the rear view mirror. >> you guys dug deep to get that silver in

brought home silver from tokyo.er biles withdrew from that competition. today, though, really a fresh start and an appreciation for all of us around the world, it's the fourth time team usa gymnastics has won gold, and those weren't the only medals for team usa today. nbc's liz mclaughlin joins us live from paris. and let's start with those golden girls. liz. they are golden again. absolutely. janelle raj, what an incredible performance today. you would think the roof of that arena was going to blow right off. everyone just supporting team usa, hoping for that redemption that they were wanting. and actually we grabbed one of the leotards they were wearing about 10,000 crystals on here. that really helped them sparkle as they were grabbing that gold. the us women's gymnastics team reclaimed the throne in the team final today, reaching the redemption they hoped for. yes, after missing out on gold in tokyo without simone biles competing in one of swimming's most anticipated showdowns, australia's kaylee mckeown edged o

many south koreans oppose any military cooperation with tokyo, having suffered under japan's colonialtes. south korea and japan have strengthened the three countries trilateral alliance with their defense chiefs signing a military cooperation agreement in tokyo on sunday. the move comes amid south korea's efforts to join the global us-lead alliance system. i anticipate that improving cooperation between the defense ministers speeds up in accordance with the continued efforts of our leaders, including the recent bilateral meeting held on the occasion of the nato. summit. the us-japan, south korea alliance has been shaken by the strengthening of ties between china and russia, and the mutual defense treaty recently concluded between north korea and russia. so south korea's defense minister shin juan shik became the first to visit japan in 15 years. symbolic of south korea's move to solidify an alliance, including the us. but such cooperation is widely viewed negatively in south korea, which suffered under japan's colonial rule from 1910 to 1945. pols show south korean's hesitant to trust

it is not good either. first appearance iranian gymnastics goes back to the 1964 tokyo olympics . mehdi alfati, who made history in the hangzhou asian games and won a silver medal in these competitions. after 60 years, he managed to get an olympic quota in rabbit jumping. climbing competitions in the 2024 paris ii games. he experiences his presence in the olympics and reza alipour is the first representative of iran in the history of these competitions. morteza eizdpanah of the sed and sima news agency, an apparently young woman is whispering to her husband's body wrapped in a shroud . yes, he says: it wasn't enough for my parents and sisters to go, did you go too? he says he still has blood it's on my clothes, my love. he says it's time to wear blue, saleh, it's time to wear new clothes, my dear, my love. many of those who saw this 40-second video on virtual networks wished for a voice after the woman's words. on the day when the official number of victims of the massacre in gaza has exceeded 39 thousand people, the number of injured people has exceeded 90 thousand , thousands of

i remember in tokyo sky brown and just how- in tokyo sky brown and just how amazing she was.she was. there are some amazing people taking part in the event. . , event. there are in the street, certainly- _ event. there are in the street, certainly. the _ event. there are in the street, certainly. the age _ event. there are in the street, certainly. the age ranges - event. there are in the street, certainly. the age ranges from event. there are in the street, - certainly. the age ranges from about 12 upwards. excuse me. similar in i2 upwards. excuse me. similar in park. there are some 12 and 13—year—olds. but there are some skaters in their 20s. in part, you will know the andy mcdonald who is competing for great britain in park next week is 50. so there is a massive age range. and that is one of the beauties of the sport, it's so inclusive. you can keep skating or even start skating really late in life as well as other youngster. i was going to say, i am 54 this year and there is no way i would try doing skateboarding. i would probably break something. quite amazing that you c

the famous must see pedestrian crossing, the 2 boys in downtown tokyo tells the story. overseas taurus, sel, back in fools, visitor arrivals of top 3000000 for the the months running with most people heading to the same well known tourism hotspots for the next day account gets hard for those destinations that the most popular lakes here to hook how you doing okay, now are these regions quickly, this capacity, so we get over to it isn't from the world's most visited cities to the most exotic getaways logo tourism is predicted to return to pre pandemic levels. before the end of the year, the number of passenger flights is expected to reach a record of nearly 5000000000 back in japan, less well known destinations such as nic got to are on the west coast now have more flight connections, which it hopes to use to attract more visitors just as japan small famous destinations seemingly trying to do to some of the local politicians and community leaders have suggested raising admission prices to control visits. a numbers or pushing a daily limits on tourist. just as crowds are right now. conve

live from tokyo.all over the world and we will keep you up—to—date, so do stay with us here on bbc news around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. welcome back. you are watching bbc news. we are continuing to monitor the situation with his major global it outage. the company that issued that cybersecurity firm crowdstrike, that cybersecurity firm crowdstrike, that issued the update, says that a fix has been deployed, but as we've been hearing it will take a of time for that fix to reverberate throughout all the many different systems that have been impacted. let's get the very latest developments. 0ursenior let's get the very latest developments. 0ur senior uk correspondentjoins us from the newsroom. bring us up—to—date. correspondent joins us from the newsroom. bring us up-to-date. we've been hearing — newsroom. bring us up-to-date. we've been hearing from _ newsroom. bring us up-to-date. we've been hearing from people _ newsroom. bring us up—to—date. ,, been hearing from people abroad how

as you may remember, simone biles pulled out in tokyo 2021.e mental health concerns. she was a bit, she had what they call the twisties, you know, a mental blockage where she couldn't quite... she was a bit scared to make her landing. she seems to be performing really well. she did get gold in the trials in the us women's olympic trials. and she has seemed to be performing well. she's obviously got a new documentary out which came out quite recently, where she talked about her struggles and her comeback to the sport. so today will be the first time that we will see her in action since tokyo. and i think a lot of people are looking forward to that today as well. just want to bring you some breaking new lines coming in from the us state secretary antony blinken in japan. he has been holding a news conference there. he has been responding to the news that israel has conducted air strikes on the hezbollah occupied lebanon. the rockets that hit golan heights have been proven to be hezbollah. he says that he stands by citizens being defended from at

this won't be the most significant change to us for since japan, censors creation. tokyo and washington announced a new era of military cooperation and condemned the growing alliance between russia and china. the community in morning after a rocket attack and the occupied goal on heights is well valves retaliation as well off denies responsibility. venezuela votes presently, customer through faces. your step as challenge yet from an opposition alliance, determined to end is 11 years in power, plus an escalation of violence in northern molly squared rebels playing. they've killed and injured government soldiers and russian mercenaries, and far as well with all the latest from the paris olympics, including after an opening doubles when with carlos alvarez. roxanne adel is also looking to reach the 2nd round of the singles. competition will have action from the game coming up the we begin this news, our with the u. s, saying it is revamping it's military command in japan and creating a new joint headquarters for their armed forces. that's the account of what it calls, growing regional thre