so showers and thunderstorms extending from chicago into winnipeg. 28 for the high in winnipeg. that's the high side there. toronto 26 and d.c. looking for a high of 35 on wednesday. much warmer than we're supposed to see this time of the year. across japan, a relatively warm day as well. highs in the upper 20s in tokyo. we have the front nearby with a low pressure developing and that's been bringing rain and the concern is that there's a lot of rain with this as it is expected. you may be dealing with landslides as we go through thursday. the wet weather pattern will still be in place. tokyo cooler but still looking at highs in the mid to upper 20s as we go through thursday. more showers expected with heavier rain possible in southern areas of china as we go through thursday. there's a look at your forecast. i hope that you have a good day where ever you are. >>> and that concludes this edition of nhk newsline. there's much more to come here on nhk world japan. so please, do stay with us. >>> welcome to newsline index. we come to you from tokyo from the roof of nhk headquarters

the high will be only 20 degrees in denver and 21 in winnipeg. that's all for now.y safe and have a nice weekend. ♪ >>> thank you for staying with us on this edition of nhk newsline. we'll be back with more. ♪ >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." i'm marie yanaka. what do you look for when you buy clothes or footwear? some people focus on functionality and the price tag. others consider the design. and then there are those who base their decision on the brand name. today, we'll be looking at how companies are adding extra value to their products to make them more desireable. a major motivating factor is exclusivity. it seems to be human nature to crave things that are in short supply. nowhere is this more evident than in the sneaker business with its limited edition runs as we see in our first story. >> reporter: an early morning n inni in ish buaya. a strict dress code is enforced. they have to wear these shoes to get inside. >> translator: i really want a pair. they're limited edition. >> reporter: but standing in line for hours are not enough. customers also have

winnipeg in canada at 32 with a chance of thundershowers there and serioususly unstable weathe conditionsd towards much of western and in towards eastern europe. we saw hailstorms in places like slo yak i can slovakia. the low pressure system responsible for the unstable weather conditions along those parts. other places are going to be quite hot. athens at 31 degrees. for the uk, slightly cooler, london at 22 with showers expected for your day. that's all for the weather. take care. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thank you very much for staying with us. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." i'm yanaka marie. the coronavirus has brought anxiety and fear into our daily lives, but while most of us are concerned about protecting ourselves from infection, the outbreak has also caused issues that may not have gotten as much attention. today, we shed light on some of those problems japan is facing and how people are trying to help. our first report delves into something japan has handled relatively well until recently. the country prides itself on having one of the s

wednesday a high of 32 in winnipeg. highs from the low 30s in denver and oklahoma city. that's going to be the case as we go throughout wednesday. we are seeing a change in the pattern across japan. we've been dealing with relatively dry weather the past few days, more like mid-july temperatures. but we have this system pushing up into japan. look out for heavy rain. possibly some landslide concerns. by friday the front will also lift into tokyo. that means we'll see rain coming into the picture going through the day on friday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> and that concludes this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. there's much more to come here on nhk world japan, so please do stay with us. >>> welcome to "newsline in-depth." i'm yanaka marie. the coronavirus has brought anxiety and fear into our daily lives. but while most of us are concerned about protecting ourselves from infection, the outbreak has also caused issues that may not have gotten attention. today we shed light on some of those problems japan is facing and how people ar

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midwest seeing some lively shouts and one of the showers to into central parts of canada 31 celsius in winnipeg as i said we have got heat warnings in force for the time being because of a little bit as we go on through into well monday but the shot was never really too far away some colder fresher weather around the other northwest pacific northwest pushing up into that western side of kind of the way hanging on to the showers across central parts right through the plains all the way down towards texas not just the winds coming in from a southerly direction that's a horrendous now start and have an impact on southern parts of the u.s. clearing away from the caribbean say at least that's good news here that is the band of cloud and rain the gusty winds to shift it that dust out of the way some showers in the forecast and across much of the caribbean as we go on through the next couple of days shastri popping up as well across the western side of the region through the weekend. last of us to quote is declared the president of malawi making it the 1st african nation to elect an opposition leader

there was a strike in winnipeg of all places. canadians tend not to get involved in revolutionary activity, but we had a general strike, which consent a lot of people because it had very radical rhetoric and was inspired by what was happening in russia. there was a fear that the world was on the edge of revolution. another pressure at the peacemakers -- they found themselves having to act as a world government in ways they had not intended because conditions in the center of europe were disasters. when austria-hungary and other empires fell to pieces, economics fell to pieces. vienna, which used to get coal from the north, used to get wheat from the east, suddenly found there were barriers because there was no poland or czechoslovakia. new borders were put up. there was a much larger romania and independent hungry. .- independent hungary it was more difficult to get with the viennese economy needed. and the red cross, which was doing relief in vienna in the winter of 1918, said people were starving. they were seeing illnesses amo

there was a strike in winnipeg of all places. canadians tend not to get involved in revolutionary activity, but we had a general strike, which consent a lot of people because it had very radical rhetoric and was inspired by what was happening in russia. there was a fear that the world was on the edge of revolution. they found themselves having to act as a world government in ways they had not intended because conditions in the center of europe were disasters. when austria-hungary and other empires fell to pieces, economics fell to pieces.