you're meeting tommy today and you have some questions for him.ing we've been through this year, you know, the blm movement, it's just such a timely conversation and it's my first since my exit of the fashion industry and to sit down with one of the industry leaders, it'sjust, it's going to be an iconic sit—down. tommy hilfiger has been vocal about the need to tackle racism and discrimination in the fashion industry, and in 2020 he pledged $15 million over three years to increase diverse representation. i've been speaking with models from diverse backgrounds here in london to find out what it's like working in the fashion industry, and they have some questions for tommy and halima. ramla is 22 years old, and is a muslim hijab—wearing model. i wanted to ask a question about how you said about how your religion and the fashion industry aren't compatible. and i just want to know if you have any advice for other hijabi models in the industry and what you think they can do and we can do to make industries compatible, and if you think it's possible. i t

our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint.a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joint. tommy's joint has been the same since it opened and that is i

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our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint.e that my husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joint. tommy's joint h

so 1st of all, why is the tommy ball now advancing so fast? see, the tommy bonn are having operation across the line is done in all of the zooms, if it is not our eastern waist. but what is strange is that they are facing less resistance in the north of, of on is that. and basically there intensification of violence is because off of the security withdrawal off the coalition forces from a blind is done as security vacuum has been created. and time bon are capitalizing over that vacuum which has been created by the redraw. so that is why we have intensified the, the conflict and are having fast battlefield games, particularly in the north of atlanta, has done this with these battles for games will definitely strengthen the taliban position in amy coming negotiations if that is to happen. and as well as this has thinned, shock waves from the moral perspective within the government rank and file. before we get into the negotiations, we've seen some countries like russia, iran focused on india, limiting or closing down there of concealer operation

i'm tommy hicks from texas, proud to be a texan as a texan spend time talking while we're waiting to go shoot. i know i want to shoot. but i want to thank you. you know, the last time i was here, chris, i've been here six or seven times since i was co-chair, we went and protested maggie hassan to make sure we protected new hampshire and state's abilities to control their elections and that's critical as we think about saving our second amendment, if they nationallize the elections there will be cheating, and we're not going to take that. i've got some good news for you, i mean, i know the headlines are all bleak and bad and the biden administration is the most radical we've ever seen in the history of our country. people around the country have woken up and we are going to win back the house and the senate in a massive fashion. we're going to fire nancy pelosi once and for all. [applause] >> we're going to elect great people across the country and in new hampshire to state and local offices. that's key. we've got to recruit candidates. we've got to get out there and work every single

host: we will go to tommy in massachusetts. caller: -- host: tommy, hello? caller: you get rid of 230, the internet is gone and everybody will have an opportunity to sue. secondly, the guy who was just on talking about the first amendment, i think what you guys ought to do is make him say -- whoever said the first amendment is being against the first amendment -- 230 or whatever -- just put them -- [no audi

i sent you another card in case a money harlow is tommy cook. okay. yes, yellowstone, you know the north america e o u n. d, as in nancy, and i know it will be getting worse than when you go get money. how really help me in your 75, a copper gay me. i don't know why that, that, i mean, you know, the ballast gaudy loony clinician moment. look at the latest that i can show you. and then they went in here, just ended up essential. but there are necka keys, which i was i could be more i could carry. i was actually wondering if somebody can actually have a republican columbia or marker interest. i caution my most of the social problem. you just go out to, you know, to start working on some eagles. yep. when there's, when i'm going to set you up with the, cuz i come in for my see on it or no, but it was, it was, we couldn't ship. well, you know me? yes. but then you know, how much do you particularly with i'm one of these, what i would like obviously this this whether it is what it is, i will ask him, i won't. ok, there's come if you're not fair or mafia. g

tommy bryant said he is only saying what he heard the mayor say. african-american mayor and his name is wayman newton. he was sitting there and looking at the other councilmember who actually got up and started crying after this all played out. we put the first screen up because the mayor obviously said, look, he doesn't -- he didn't ever say this, and he feels like this is some sort of political stunt. now, tommy bryant, you would think, after all the calls from the community, would step down. he says he's not stepping down. he's really not sorry for saying it. take a listen. >> no, absolutely not. absolutely not. i may consider running for mayor next time because i did what needed to be done. it needed to be brought to light what kind of a person the mayor is in the city of tarrant. >> reporter: so, if you're keeping score here, basically tommy bryant saying the mayor said this about the african-american council man and that he was just repeating it out loud. but, of course, he used the full language there. of course, there's a lot of people in t

tommy rhodes is barefoot republic's founder. >> being barefoot is a spiritual posture.f they're a prince or pauper. >> reporter: a reflection of his own life experience. >> i grew up in a japanese-american family in a small town in alabama, where it's all black and white. i felt like i didn't really fit in. that experience -- a lot of racism, a lot of prejudice -- i didn't know how god was going to utilize my story. all these experiences he gave me have kind of applied to this mission today. >> reporter: the camp is also unabashedly christian. tommy says their camp tries to reflect what they believe heaven will eventually look like. >> barefoot's mission, you know, is certainly christ-centered. we're very up front about that. but we're also very up front about inviting others into it. we feel like the gospel is reconciliation. so this whole idea of bringing people together from different backgrounds, we feel like that's what jesus modeled for us. >> reporter: last august, amid the pandemic, the savour family joined nine other families for a weekend at barefoot, a much s

. >> host: to tommy in massachusetts, independent line tommy in massachusetts, hello. one more time for tommy. let's go to ray. ray in homestead pennsylvania, democrats line. you are next a. >> good morning. number one, i agree totally with the girl who was on a few minutes ago. she got rid of 230 the internet is going to be gone because everybody will have the opportunity to sue then and they will have millions of lawsuits for everything and they can't go. secondly the guy was just on talking about first amendment . what you guys ought to do is put up the first amendment or make them say whoever says the first amendment is being against the first amendment, this is 230 or whatever it is . put up a copy of the first amendment with regards to the freedom of speech and let them see what the first amendment says. >> host: as far as the moderation policies of companies do youtrust them generally ? >> caller: who are you going to trust? are you going to trust the trumpers to regulate it? it's going to be happy done be done over time. they will tmoderate 230 or fix it some w

>> well, see, tommy bryant wants us to debate that, don. he wants to play this game, as if we don't know what racism is. this man is over 70 years old. you know what i'm saying? he knows what racism is. and he is, absolutely, using politics and the ways that racism is such a -- a -- you know, igniter of controversy in our country, to his political advantage. using the n-word, just to be very clear, is racist. and another thing that tommy bryant wants us to do is to debate whether black folks should use the n-word, right? you see how, in this instance, he, immediately, deflected to mayor newton and tried to put the blame on him for sparking this whole controversy. but he's been around long enough to know that it was, absolutely, demeaning and humiliating for him to call a fellow-council woman a house n-word, right? he did that to her face and we saw the humiliation and the -- the pain that she felt, when he did that. so, it's insidious. it's disgusting. um, and frankly, it's an example of the time that we live in. where people, politicians i

>> well, see, tommy bryant wants us to debate that, don.e wranlants to play a game as e don't know what racism is. this man is over 70 years old. he knows what racism is. and he is absolutely using politics and the ways that racism is such a -- you know, an igniter of conversation in our country, to his political advantage. using the "n" word just to be very clear is racist, and another thing that tommy bryant wants us to do is to debate whether black folks should use the "n" word. he immediately deflects to mayor newton and tried to put the blame on him for sparking the whole conversation. but he's been around long enough to know that it was absolutely demeaning and humiliating for him to call a fellow council woman a house "n" word. he did it do her face, and we saw the pain and humiliation. it's disgusting and an example of the time we live in. where politics in particular appeal to the extreme. think want extreme constituents to see they are unafraid to break social norms and think they they will score social points for doing so. >> he

our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint.sband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joint. tommy's joint has been the

our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint.tommy's is a place that you'll always recognize whenever you lock in the door. you'll see the same staff, the same bartender and have the same meal and that is great. that's important. ♪♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to help them with that application process, to make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, it really brings them public recognition that this is a business in san francisco that has history and that is unique to san francisco. >> it started in june of 1953. ♪♪ and we make everything from scratch. everything. we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippines and then s

[applause] tommy has to covers all 50 stats so to spend his first time in t new hampshire, that tells us we are a battleground state that they are going to invest in so we don't know how much yet but if we give a good showing, money follows success. we do welcome they invest in us so we can win so we got to do our part so i just want to remind you that weea have the machine gun that cried used powerpoint to auction off when our speaker is done and thus the authentic machine gun. steve is going to do the auction. it's my honor to introduce a great man who's been standing up for conservative principles and second amendment, he has no fear at all, he will take on our opponents. you see him on tv a lot. he's not afraid to speak out. our good friend, army s veteran tom khan subject from arkansas. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you all very much for the very warm welcome. rick olson and your entire team, thank you for this great event, third annual machine gun shoot. my only frustration with your, why did i not know about the first and second annual machine gun? how often do you

tommy, when we got durkin and the summer of love nonsense last year. was saying that when the zone there were fires and 1or 2 people were killed. what does she realize now she didn't realize last summer? >> well, judge, democrats are like over-grown toddlers. they break something and they act as though they don't know how it got broken. this is what happens when you placate to blm for the last 5 years. this is what you will get. lawlessness in the streets. it's not enough just to hire more officers. you have to stop demonizing the ones you have left and officers in general so you have men and women willing to step up to serve and protect their community. the democrats are receiving private protection from the american taxpayers in their cities. but they are not using social workers. they are using security details. they place their security over the american people. it's enough of this. end the culture of lawless not and stop demonizing officers and stop coddling criminals. >> leo, the thing about durkin, the seattle mayor, she was actually a prosecuto

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looking a little sick heading into earnings how you can protect yourself from catching a cold and later, tommy zhang says it's not hip to be square where he is betting on a breakdown for the payment stock when they report results next week it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >>> let's get right to it. monday kicks off the second-biggest week of earnings with names like marriott and eli lilly set to report. they are eyeing one name in the space. medicine, carter, kick it off. >> reporter: well, that's right. i mean a big week and a big weak for healthcare, moderna, and amgen, amgen the old time technical doesn't ac well. let's look at a few tables and charts the first table, one week performance. we know healthcare you see here beats the market on the week and amgen, a big healthcare name well below both the market and the sector look at the next table again, leading the way is the healthcare sector, above the s&p. there is andrew bringing up the rear next table, same picture you've got the healthcare sector up over the past three months, 8% the market is up

>> reporter: after leaving hong kong at age 16, tommy ng grew up in brooklyn. still in school. >> my part-time job was delivering food. the first time, i didn't call the police, i just didn't know what to do. i felt helpless that i didn't speak the language. i didn't know the criminal justice system, how it works, how to report to the police department. >> how does that impact the way you talk to people who are victims of crime? >> oftentimes they don't feel comfortable talking to strangers or talking to -- speaking in another language. >> instead of feeling helpless, you became a police officer? >> absolutely. >> reporter: now, 25 years later, as head of the nypd asian hate crimes task force, he's teaching others to fight back. >> i want you to bring it back to your family members, teach your children, your elderly. >> reporter: through community engagement like this self-defense class. >> you want to feel confidence. you want to ensure you are empowering them. >> reporter: the task force, created last year, is comprised of 25 officers who speak 11 different l

i mean, it was ok, well i'm tommy, go, that can get you. ok. who's there? when the, when up as when i go into the room, isn't a wicked, there's one big thing. you can go home. i do look and little bit tomatoes. you only be going to work up a 1000000. so say yet again, b, b, m, but as internet, you're not as good about those parts about, you know, can you tell me the manager, you know, because you didn't typically take it up. i just that again, i just think i'm you know, ok. ok, so hey, hey, i mean, i mean i get them and they go those who say and she's and then once you make that look with her body of them fight an apple focus. there's on them, we caught us off the minute, there's one people get people going up as and i could do any of them as work. okay, go ahead. okay. and if anything is going to happen, so i will find out what was your number. i didn't know what the court is. it will be attending one. yes. yes. yes. perfect. no. not a moment kayla. ma'am us them julia law. so they, they put bay b a winnipeg, one that k, i mean, they know she, anthony, whe

through the mountain debris looking for some 2 dozen people who are reported missing in the city of a tommy. also on the program for most of the african president, jacob zoom, i avoid going to jail on contempt charges. due to a review of his sentence by the supreme court will go shortly to through my hometown. and that the european football championship england thrash ukraine to ease into the semi final time. go wild as the goldfish puts england close to today. first major title in more than half a century del host under dogs, denmark today defeated the czech republic. ah, i'm jared re, thank you very much for your company. rescue workers are searching for survivors of a huge mud fly that heat, coastal cd and killed. at least 2 people in japan, 20 people are reported to be missing. after the last slide cascaded through a tommy, which is about 100 kilometers south west of the capitol. tokyo, torrential rainfall has been falling on the region for days. the region remains on high alert with more rain expected. i my car is anyone out in treacherous conditions. these rescue work is a searching f

the former first-round pick has been recovering from tommy john surgery. >>> euro cup, clash of the titans, spain and italy have combined for five d titles and four euro cups. something had to give in the semi finals, almost 60,000 fans inside wembley stadium, largest crowd at that tournament. 50th minute, federico chiesa buries the first goal of the match. he slides, he safe at the corner flag quebec come the spaniards in the 80th minute, clvaro morata sweeps one in, left corner. spain ready for their close-up. it would go to penalty kicks. italy watching and waiting. marotta not quite as clutch in the shootout. score and advance, for jorginho, and he does that with the okey-doke to the right. that's your match. italy advances to the euro final but they haven't won it all since 1968. they'll play the winner of tomorrow's england/denmark match. >>> wimbledon quarterfinals, top seed ashley barty aced her way to a victory over ila tommy on average, barty looking for her second career major. she'll face angelique herber, who watched carolina for scoble's forehand go wide. kerber won england b

it's probably going to me and my tommy amigos joy. my thought was, i'm ego. then we just, my son is in my town, which has passed on us in our modesty them with me, but i forgot where they are fully already. i don't process up. i mean it's going to go down. well, knowing whether not, i guess, maria is who should log on me? throw me back. you can remember the boss here still another most join mass. i mean there's a can really not much about that just in the day, but i fancy my gotcha can are. but i'm not that bad with it. i'm with the nadia and i'm just, i'm or yes you just called us, but i'm not that i thought it was style but in a down. but as you got to nearly got that on, you know, when i got it up, but i meant that we'll let you know that you've got the fun, fun fun in because i received galia. and this is how we'll have a window. and what that will notice gemini, john, pretty good, you know, for, to get the middle she made for the renewal of a case where my report to talk, somebody say none the lesser do not know you any more. no hope of how you can affor

our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint.husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joint. tommy's joint has been th

and another 20 and missing after a month slide struck me of the capital tokyo homes in the city of a tommy was swept away with authorities warning that more heavy mindfulness to be president joe biden is spending the july 4th holiday weekend urging people to get vaccinated more than half the us population and have that job, the government is falling short of its goal of 70 percent by july 4th. well now we turn to the conflict integrity. the united nations is calling on the if you can government and rebel fighters in the territory to respect to cease fire in the region to address what rights groups describe as a man made humanitarian crisis. un says the regions conflict is at risk of spiraling even further with at least 1800000 people on the brink of starvation as a result of 8 months of fighting. this is on top of the 400000 people who've already crossed the threshold into famine. the bodies, a chief brief, the un security council on the situation and to grey, saying that it's dramatically worse with the number of people living in famine increasing by 50000 in recent weeks. and then of tho

know tommy, always and bruno, tommy, only really gay. do you? you know, it's funny to me as the shows they're fun, but then you can see people have invested so much and i'm wondering, are you the good judge or the total judge or the do i think there's a place to be both of those. i think sometimes when it's caprices or it's fun or it's frivolous, you can be the tough judge. yeah. and then i think there's some people are so delicate such blanche to ball china watches of you don't want to crush them. i didn't call it the simon kal. of the show for sure. that's why everybody watch that . yeah, thank you. why don't you just true? i mean, but it's, it's tough love though you know, it's not my critique isn't to be anybody down will make them feel small. it's just, it's very honest and it's, you know, it's in my opinion, it helps you grow that. okay. i'm a start out by fan. i feel like i thought you tonight. incredible. the way it started. i love the dancey you gimme when need to be gave you. i think you where, where would you like to take your whole t

had been sent in to 15 months in prison on tuesday, for failing to appear at a corruption inquiry. tommy to mila is following. developments in clan cries, it will not com just outside to my son's home. no, the thames to stay out of prison. they've come just after months of saying that he's prepared to go to joe to defend his rights in that the constitutional court and the commission of inquiry into corruption or bias that the court and independent that there's an agenda political agenda against them. and so that he willing to go to jail who sort of creative, jo. once that judgement came through from the constitutional court, just days before the former president was due to either hand itself over to police face arrest in the days after that. he then approached the constitutional court as well as the high court to try and prevent that race. and so for now, the constitutional cortez issued an order say that it was here, his application for rescission, of that judgment and sentence, they'll hear that application on the 12th of july. but it doesn't necessarily mean that he's imprisonment is

after a month, slides struck japan's coastal city of a tommy which lay south west of tokyo. in emergency talks, the prime minister she days suga worn that there might be much more rainfall to come under. chappelle has the latest on this now after days of torrential rain, loose and soil above the town around 10 30 am local time. on saturday, it all came sliding down the mountain. like mud cascaded through the streets in waves, crashing into homes in the quiet japanese resort town south west of tokyo, the piano, the electricity pile on here. i wish i can all over the place and no sooner had i wondered what was going on than the mud slides were already there. and in the street below, 2 was really scared. japan self defense forces had sent teams to help local police and firefighters. japan is prone to mud slides and flooding during its annual rainy season. japan is very much a natural disaster country. i mean there may be no country on earth that has as many natural disasters in smaller is japan. does volcanoes earthquakes, landslide floods it's, it's gets hit very heavy. and so

he sat there at the end of the table, you weren't quite sure whether tommy was awake or asleep. he would listen for hours to the arguments and what was going on, and at the very end, he would ask one single question that blew everybody out of the water. you understood that he not only heard everything, but he synthesized it all and came up with the one flaw in everybody's argument. and that's kind of an example of where the flight director lived. >> knowing how to get right to the heart of an issue is a rare trait. that can lead to an enormous amount of information. >> it's what we look for. it does take a certain amount of courage and confidence to sit in the center seat. you have to -- first off, you have to show confidence, just like the captain of a ship, you can't show fear. you can't show that you are not on top of things because then your people won't have confidence in what you are doing. but what we learned is that you also have to submerge your ego. it does not do any good to stand up there and proclaim that you are the smartest guy in the room. you need to let people

well, stephen yaxley lennon, widely known as tommy robinson.ence league. he is been found by the high court to have libelled a syrian teenage refugee and has been ordered to pay him, that's the teenager, hundred thousand pounds in damages. hundred thousand pounds to be paid by tommy robinson, following a libel case against a syrian teenage refugee. more of this as we get it. another piece of breaking news coming to us. the government is to fund sub—postmaster compensation cases and it has been announced the government will fund that interim compensation for the sub—postmaster who have been wrongly convicted. i am sure you have been following the story of the past few months. this concerns the horizon it scandal, a system that was put into post offices. the government says it will fund up to hundred thousand pounds for each post sub—postmaster who has had their conviction overturned. just give you an idea of the figures we are talking about here. as of this week, total of 57 former sub—postmasters have had their convictions quashed. there are mo

he's over there across give capital tommy, welcome back. thanks for having been year. i wanted to follow up on something for our previous conversation relating to m to money supply. it's growing massively beyond the g d p growth sense 2008. pero barkley, since the beginning of the pandemic black pounds a year ago. now here's my question. many on the left argue that this is necessary, not only to rescue the system, but to help the poor be response. what is, why is i think it's i instead of taking is so much on the political side. i'm going to say it's almost there is no way, no way around is the situation that we got into which with the lack of discipline that really started in the seventy's and the break of the gold standard and taken on that or more. dad, i don't think there is really a way around this decides the increase of money money. so why it specially now we're seeing more units of money supply to create role. and therefore, the issue is some call deflationary, which is the money, the last city decline. i think in know, in any ways this doesn't really matter wh

take a look at this video homes have been swept away in the city of a tommy. it's just south west of the capital. sorento rain has been soaking the area for several days. get an update in bringing michael pan. he's the president of the she gets a news agency joining us from tokyo, thanks for speaking to us. i mean, the pictures are pretty astounding. very scary. just talk us through the scale of the destruction that's been caused. and what you're hearing ok, well, you know, the picture is actually very, very much deuced tell the story. it is just that one area where these land slides have occurred. there have been other problems caused by the heavy rain, but not on that scale. somewhere higher up on that mountain, which is basically a coastal area of, of a resort town. tommy's very much kind of a resort town. the area began the gravel was, was loose by a long period of heavy rain and this mud slide and debris just clattered down the mountain and started taking houses with it. and the, you know, according to the authorities, about 19 or 20 people are thought to

somewhere higher up on that mountain, which is basically a coastal area of a resort town. tommy is very much kind of a resort town. the area began the gravel was, was lose by a long period of heavy rain. and this mud slide and debris just clattered down the mountain and started taking houses with it. and the, you know, according to the authorities, about 19 or 20 people are thought to be missing at this point. and, you know, really, it was a fearsome moment there for those in the neighborhood. and the authorities are warning people to look out for more. because the rain hasn't entirely stopped and this is rainy season in japan. and as you probably know, japan is very much a natural disaster country. i mean there may be no country on earth that has as many natural disasters in smaller is japan. does you know volcanoes, earthquakes, landslide floods it's, it's gets hit very heavy. and so the self defense forces, one of their missions is to, to go to these disaster zones. and to kind of add some manpower to a situation where, you know, otherwise local authorities might be overwhelmed. indo

the rain has now eased in japan at the fight of that devastating landslide in a tommy city. the rescue operation continued, but there was more wet weather on the way and if we have a look at the may you front that's carrying those pulses of seasonal rain, it's not just japan that's going to be inundated with rain. but the korean peninsula, we're expecting some really flooding rain on tuesday for south korea. we could see land slides and flooding. then as we go into wednesday, it's japan. that once again sees those flooding rains particularly heavy around hong shoot. if we follow that system back into china, it shifted slightly north. so shanghai stains. why for now? but you can feel the heat and humidity. that's the same story for hong kong. but wet weather is on the way as we go later into the week. who move to india, now it's a very wet picture across those north eastern states. we've had orange alerts for rain, for some, for west been gone. and we are expecting the rain to continue in their power. we have had flash floods, land slides, there were times and bangladesh and

. $261.00, tommy bon finances and injured hundreds more. ownership power force was on the ground. taliban fighters have been taking one district after another. they now control of ghana stands northern border, which has he could stand the african governments as a counter offensive is on the way and will include soldiers who fled from the border this week. at the way mother may have one is on even the african people expected that after the withdrawal of american forces in other countries, there would be no excuse for the tele bond to continue the war. and they should cease and resolve their problem through negotiations and peace. but unfortunately, you see that instead they started an undeclared war and intensified it in the skies, the african air force is hitting back carrying out air strikes on taliban gatherings. it may not have the latest equipment, but the afghan air force is trained and capable. its attack, helicopters and planes are equipped with laser guided bombs. you know, if we compared our self with the american, is the big difference. the new afghan commander, bathroom air bas

tommy? and that's a problem we have in our nation as it is but i also say the military is not like other jobs, it is not a social experiment and it should never be a social experiment, we should have the greatest fighting force on the face of the earth which we do but we need to do that by putting their priority in the fight and a battle and being strategically ready and is not going the aid that in any way, but i also agree with my friends, i do believe if we want to raise americans in this country that if god forbid anything like that would ever happen and people would need to step up, i would hope we are living in a country and for decades to come where americans would want to stand up and protect and defend freedom in their country but it also is back to the schools. look around right now. we had a draft or a horrible event that required people to sign up, i don't know how many young people you would get as it is and that to me is a problem. >> harris: so what has to happen? everybody he