. >>> and now for world weather, we turn to our meteorologist yoko coup yoko komagata. hello, yoko.eople in japan may be facing potentially dangerous weather this weekend. what are the main concerns. >> we still have active rainy season from china to japan on friday. so, large amount of rainfall has already fallen in the area. but more rain is expected on the front throughout the weekend. into tokyo this morning and that may become heavier at times especially along the coastline. and heavier rain is also likely in okinawa with up to 100 millimeters possible. may have stormy weather on friday with a high of 29 degrees. a few showers are expected in tokyo and gloomy skies will persist in the area throughout the weekend. meanwhile, fukuoka has a chance of sunny skiesment for the west we have the same frontal system extending into central china. people have been experiencing major flooding and landslides and heavy rain is not over yet. auththorities inn chihina a are seriouou stepsps t t ppare for more floododg. almost 30,000 closures and some helicopters have been working on high risk

. >>> it's time to check the weather with yoko komagata. hello yoko.t's been a long rainy season and it's finally finished in western china and central japan but the heat is the main concern. what's going on? >> we usually have the hottest day of the seasons right after the rainy season which is from the end of july and august. heat has been building up in kyushu and inland china. the mercury hit 36 degrees in kochi prefecture and 36.6 degrees in chongqing on thursday. things will be hot and dry in the southern half of japan into central china throughout the weekend. we may even see higher temperatures over the coming days. the high could reach 35 degrees in osaka, shanghai, and chongqing as we go into the weekend. meanwhile, tokyo had cooler temperatures in the last few days, but temperatures will climb to the 30s as the sun comes back. watch out for heat stroke. now we are talking about the end of the rainien is, bit also means the start of the typhoon season n. fact, we had a tropical system over the south china sea. that will become a tropical depr

and it's here that and his wife yoko living their own personal dream their proud owners of a houseboat. this area. back to buy earthquake in 1923 that time people used the charcoal they collapsed and had a fire so about 200000 people were killed by the fire so it's very difficult to find things. but this also we all from is the here. and the postponement of the tokyo olympics to july next year is also a big issue for the sato's. to have a kind of a mixed feeling so i want to see many get from over all but the world. says this olympic game. we use a lot of money and there we are under reconstruction period from the earthquake when when the lebanon opinions we should use the more money on the reconstruction of area instead of spending a lot of money for the only. one from the house but seems positively commit the hustle and bustle below the streets of tokyo. but moving up a gear there's a water borne competition where boats reach speeds of up to 120 kilometers per hour . and there's drama galore as the hydroplane pilots battle it out on the river. it's among the few sports where betting

moment and or and this year people might be giving majorca passes and staying closer to home and yoko's son for life to go to a circus or fill a guest and there are lots of tourists but the cruise ships aren't here what do you notice they're missing one doesn't look at and this is what the courts want period as a yes we're missing the cruise ships that's why we don't normally we have close to $200.00 docking here which bring in international crowd to rostock in volume into. what is there and this international element is missing. that's a shame because it adds to the flare. and the cruise ships are important to our economy because in the courts what. can see then did the crisis also have a positive side to it you maybe learn something. as a clam. every crisis is also an opportunity here in rostock environment it draws closer together so that. the service providers politicians ministration we meet the best of the situation. like help us and. we've come up with ideas like a beach chair concert to maintain social distancing yes. what are your hopes for a hostile vandeman did the coming mon

let's go to our meteorologist yoko couple komagata for more on this. what's the latest? >> people living in japan need to watch out for flooding and landslides. we saw copious amounts of rainfall, especially in western japan. total rainfall has reached one meter in parts in just a week. that's about half the annual rainfall for those areas. heavy rain will continue along the seasonal front that stretches across japan. expect 300 to 400 millimeters of rainfall in the south western parts of the country and the tokai region can see up to 350 millimeters through the next 48 hours. so, rainfall and more rainfall could easily trigger further flooding and landslides. we are still seeing the high risk of landslides in northern parts of kyushu, parts of shikoku, and central japan on saturday. the wet season will persist at least through early next week in the south western japan. rain will become heavier once again in fukuoka and kagoshima as we go into the weekend. rainfall has also fallen in eastern china. the same frontal system along the basin has c caused deadly flooding. he

yoko, we've been talking about torrential rains in china and japan for the past few weeks. do you see any relief in sight? >> so usually it's about time to talk about the end of the rainy season in many parts of southern china and western japan, but this year may be different. the rainy season front will continue to be active in central china all the way to japan throughout the week so people in eastern china and western japan are still struggling with the aftetermath of flooding and landslides. so additional rainfall is not welcome. looking at the next 24-hour rainfall, more rain will spread. expect up to 160 millimeters possible. and heavy rain will also spread into the south korea and western portions of japan as we're going into wednesday. some thunderstorms may develop with the potential for hail and damaging winds. seoul should avoid rain on tuesday. however, wet weather will persist in shanghai as we go into tuesday morning. tokyo will have a gloomy sky for the next few days with a chance of showers. however, osaka should avoid rain on tuesday but rain will return to

saying they were the one but the russians of course americans were not supposed to be in the church or yoko syria. without indication of the syrian government but the fact is we don't know how many people died american americans are talking about dozens or maybe a couple 100. and some of them some some people talking about the nice recently i wouldn't say that talk about it was right but they did not sat they killed so many russians i still would be extremely shocked if the crown land of what that or russia would ask a hip hop to this point i'm pretty sure that i don't i don't i don't know but but what is a war i talked about not 2nd guessing the president of russia i would not try to interpret the small communities that come out of. this is what know then he got mr chan this is not what i'm talking about because it's one thing when you are dealing through proxies as was the case in the syrian war theater but it's quite a different thing to deliberately target a u.s. military personnel if that were indeed the case won that war and a war between the 2 countries they don't rack attack on thei

john and yoko were visionary and still are.hey brought us hope to bring us together and bring a healing. we know the world needs a hug and the world needs compassion, so, we hope that this message brings all that to you. enjoy. peace. >> absolutely. and i just am in love with the timeless message of this song, "imagine," it just really touches the heart, as it did for me as a child and i know as it does for everyone who hears it. this message is important, it's elevating and we need it, we need it, we need it, especially now. >> peace. >> thank you. >> imagination is more important than knowledge. albert einstein. ♪ ♪ imagine there's no heaven ♪ it's easy if you try ♪ no hell below us ♪ above us only sky ♪ imagine all the people living for today ♪ ♪ imagine there's no countries ♪ it isn't hard to do ♪ nothing to kill or die for ♪ and no religion too ♪ imagine all the people ♪ living life in peace ♪ you may say i'm a dreamer ♪ but i'm not the only one ♪ i hope some day you will join us ♪ ♪ and the world will be as one ♪ ♪ imagin

if we look ahead to if you want to go back to some kind of normal we need to kind of as you said yoko thought immunity all lexy nation or whatsoever so it doesn't help. germany to have our country protected because it still will avoid that if you become traveling to all places and the global economy would get affected we have to change it also under developed countries to make technologies affordable so beyond discussion with countries and that in america for example in south asia to going gross as to them in effect sharing sites so that the local government and the local extreme in effect sure 'd can take care of their country about their region to to live other vaccine do this going forward. i'm sure of course i mean it's natural that. european us through us you may seem ineffectual has a responsibility to take in the 1st order of the own population and that's what people of course expect but again it's a global pandemic so if we leave the rest of the wood 'd unprotected we still will not have a free flow of people travel it's economy and so on then you may remember that like and 20

give us an idea of what's going on well necessarily reality or just to create you this is my 2nd son yoko was here last summer and saw quite a great comparison between last summer and december and of course there has been this whole expose this through the hand. and then to florida you know new york has a 'd ways out of their homes and they spend a lot of time in there how did i miss what baffles me is that people are talking about a recession in fact they're talking about us to be the worst recession of our lifetime and even though people are talking about a recession then new york is as not compromise on a summer holiday plans and they're all in the mountains all going to florida and having they see months off during the summer and you know to me that's kind of strange thing going on the one hand we're talking about recessions and everything else on the other hand well you know let them eat cake and be an absence in terms of the situation on the ground here in new york i'm not sure it's as bad as the media says it but it certainly isn't the same new york city that i came to a year ago i

not quite certain given what the police have said so far but their bodies were found in those burnt yoko we also know there is one other person who's been killed and all of the people the reverse that they're also members of the police the national defense was as well as the metropolitan police which really is quite bizarre given me extent of the violent scene at this church during the course of the day the sort of things congress has refused to renew the operating license of the country's biggest broadcaster rights groups are calling a dark day for press freedom alan darkness details from manila. the resolution to deny a.b.c.'s franchise application is here by adopted it is seen as a crushing blow to press freedom 70 out of 84 lawmakers voted against the renewal of the broadcast license of the country's biggest media network e.b.'s c.b.s. . it looks highly political highly highly political but that being said i respect their decisions and i respect what they have done. i will accept that it's painful. the ruling a spark to public outrage and criticism of congress where most members are

not quite certain given what the police have said so far but their bodies were found in those burned yoko and we also know one other person who's been killed and all of the people really there are also members of the police the national the pre-install as well as the metropolitan police which really is quite bizarre given agree it didn't all go violently in apple's church during the course of the day. people in poland are about to vote in a presidential election runoff that could shake up its politics and affect relations with its neighbors the office is largely ceremonial but the president can veto parliamentary legislation so again i get reports this is a stark choice for voters in poland one which will shape its identity in europe and the rest of the world over the reason this is the ink. but crowd pleaser and trade with poland's president since 2015 an independent who has the support of the ruling law and justice party is seen as the stall wall of the government's message of nationalism and conservatism his backing of only traditional families and opposition to gay marriage adoption h

not quite certain given what the police have said so far but their bodies were found in those burnt yoko and we also know there is one other person who's been killed and all of the people realize that they're also members of the police the national defense was as well as the metropolitan police which really is quite bizarre given agree extent of the violent scene at those church during the course of the day baghdad is struggling to hang on to its architectural heritage just a decades of concepts neglect and commercial pressure iraqi council heads around $5000.00 traditional buildings and 19 eighty-four less than a quarter of that or less today. on the banks of the river tigris one can still get a taste of what baghdad looked like a century ago yellow brick buildings wooden balconies culture shield and ornamental arches where once common features of baghdadi homes but after years of war and neglect many traditional houses have been destroyed and those left are in dire need of restoration. i said our family has lived here for generations. his grandfather used to build china but the craft h

you can turn on mike douglas and john lennon and yoko on our sitting there with mike douglas, you know? allen suits would be on laugh in. here's another question. why do we even bother with names? if there was a holiday named after you how would it be celebrated? that's a good one. kat? >> i don't know, vaping and dancing around and watching dateline murder mysteries. greg: that's on the name but that's what you would do. joey what would be the name of your holiday? >> it would be a walkathon. everybody would walk in honor for me and maybe do a little target practice. i don't know. greg: there you go. tom. >> we are to have a barbershop quartet the international trivia day in a back to next big trivia show is coming up on "fox nation" on july 9. we are doing a happy hour. greg: oh interesting. all the answers are going to be white people, knowing tom. tyrus? >> i have given this a lot of thought. justifiable homicide day. if you live to the knotty list and it gets approved by your peers once a year. >> you were offended by my vaping. >> only puts justifiable. greg: i would i would have

yoko no more allegiance state, you have every right, you certainly don't need to pay taxes. but i want to emphasize the radicalism of what the left is putting on offered air critic defunded the police me actually means to solve the social conflict. benjamin: let's bring this back in to the book a little bit more for our book tv show air. by the way, all of your other book promotions. so thinking about the identity politics in this divisive this reading you bring up in my favorite chapter in your book, was on venezuela versus sweden. and i think it was something like venezuela seized sweden, no . about what this is all pended. and despite the soviet union, likes to talk about the scandinavian model. he said things like denmark, sweden and norway. the nice places. which by the way, intelligible, i did not know that he had never visited there. is very telling. people bring up into this before in my own writing. these countries are not very social. have big welfare states we cut taxes lots of people. actually an economist. i think there's lots of problems with that. and i think

not quite certain given what the police have said so far but their bodies were found in those burnt yoko and we also know there is one other person who's been killed and all of the people raised that there are also members of the police the national defense was as well as the metropolitan police which really is quite bizarre given agree extent on the violent scene at this church during the course of the days the philippines congress has refused to renew the operating license of the country's biggest broadcaster in what rights groups are calling a doctor a press freedom to say it's all part of a broader crackdown on dissent in the philippines tamil islands are going reports now from manila. to deny a.b.c.'s franchise application is here by adopted it is seen as a crushing blow to press freedom 70 out of 84 lawmakers voted against the renewal of the broadcast license of the country's biggest media network e.b.'s c.b.s. . it looks highly political highly highly political but that being said i respect their decisions and i respect what they have done on the i will accept that it's painful. t

not quite certain given what the police have said so far but their bodies were found in those burnt yoko and we also know one other person who's been killed and all of the people realize that they're also members of the police the national guard or as well as the metropolitan police which really is quite bizarre given agree it didn't all go violent the napoles church during the course of the day. now look at a story out of the philippines now the shutting down of the country's main broadcaster a b s c b n it's been a controversial decision made by the philippines congress which refused to renew the operating license rights groups are calling it a dark day for purse freedom. and as a report. to deny a.b.c.'s french application is here but adopted it is seen as a crushing blow to press freedom 70 out of 84 lawmakers voted against the renewal of the broadcast license of the country's biggest media network e.b.'s c.b.s. . it looks highly political highly highly political but that being said i respect their decision of the nader spread what they have done. i will accept that it's been for. th

wondering where was sir paul mccartney, he took to twitter to wish his buddy a happy birthday as did yokoben grohl who did "down and out. >> and it was just an hour >> yeah. and ringo hosted it from behind the drum set he was great and there's no way in god's green earth this man is 80 there's no way >> and they raised money for charities. >> they had a great piece for bunch of great charities. >> when you said yesterday he was sick as a child, i had no idea >> tuberculosis as a kid >>> coming up, what vicky nguyen learned to keep your kid safe while they have fun in the sun >>> plus this is going to be a fun one. harry smith and andy samberg one-on-one but first your local news. you try to stay ahead of the mess but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. ♪ ♪ don't feel like wearing pants? okay who drank all the milk? enjoy the great taste of dunkin' at home. (vo) wstart your day with theon and cdeliciously satisfying crunch of chee