yokoe says that could also play to trump's advantage. she says his law and order may resonate with people worried about security. >>> switching gears for a check on the weather with our meteorologist jonathan oh. sweltering heat and humid conditions have been covering much of japan. jonathan, will it remain hot this weekend. >> looks like we're talking about mid 30s across tokyo and across a good portion of japan. we talk about temperatures quite warm with the humidity in place as well. we have been watching out for more of an active pattern back toward the west. we what had was bavi moving the the north. we have an unstable front draped across russia toward the korean peninsula. that's where the rain will be. across japan, the pask high bringing in a southerly flow. that's going to keep temperatures up and the humidity will be up as well. it's going to feel quite hot outside. if you're going to be outdoors, make sure you stay hydrated, wear light loose clothing, try to get more shade as opposed to being under direct sunlight. all in all

. >>> and now a check on the world weather with our meteorologist yoko komagata. hello yoko.urricane laura has hit the louisiana coast and is bringing life threatening conditions. how bad is the situation? >> widespread power outages in texas and louisiana. more than 800,000 people are still without power.. the hardest hit area saw 3 meter of storm surge and destructive winds. hurricane laura made landfall as a category 4 in louisiana on thursday. it was the most powerful storm to hit thehe state. strong windsf overr 200 kilometers per hour damaged rooftops and destroyed man properties. the storm has weakened but will continue to cause widespread es flash flooding. tropical storm laura will become a tropical depression by friday morning local time, but damaging winds with continue in the center of the storm as it moves all the way up in southern missouri on friday. in addition, heavy rain will spread in, arkansas all the way up to the ohio river valley. rainfall could total 450 millimeters with the possibility of flash flooding. another storm system will also produce severe t

cancellations because people are insecure or cannot afford to go into quarantine when they come back from my yoko or the blair garlands there is simply a great deal of planning uncertainty. for their course of plans enjoyed its potential to travel warning was announced after surgeon coronavirus cases across spain many here expected it but others were hopeful they've been forthright talking you hear like came here 2 days ago and realize that i'm sorry for here than in berlin or in brandenburg or in the baltic sea where there are a lot more tourists to see you seem to have to we don't know whether we will go home again all when we will go home and what impact this travel warning will have previously $5000000.00 germans came to the island each year many are now likely to cancel their travel plans the current warning applies to all of spain except canary islands to put it loosely you could say turn off the lights lower the shadows will close the country. it's very difficult for everyone because the islands rely on tourists on the one hand there are the hotels then the retail trade where tourists go s

up regularly every day to show their support and all we also see that there are many podium office yoko posts as much a knife and and and the shots they place a 3rd of men on afp lately newspaper just so supportive to me and i and other asses as i always have to take a look at some of its councils like this is saying that support and this is saying that we can use money to buy goods but we don't but we tend to use money to buy freedom so when there are many more some folks like on the newspapers show that support life from now they will all will apply the no call you're talking about so-called hard risk groups other default democracy for go so my dearest and a lot of them have in fact fled the city to escape the formations of the new sokoto prominent or marx them and if enough for example who has fled to the u.k. i wonder if the pro-democracy movement in the city now stands weakened. but definitely there are a lot of racism that we can do to protest especially. because of the newly elected national security a lot of people feel way too risky to take to the streets again as they could be

in the us is being told in a quote to good way to figure out which song to beat your on is with yoko many planes on h.b.o. east to. me shit like bush workers calling for a much higher minimum wage workers at mcdonald's wendy's domino's pizza and more will want not the jobs you think. you really think the federal 'd minimum wage is one created $938.00 under the fair labor standards act ok which was in response to a 1000000 people wandering our nation looking for jobs it was the same and after the depression congress got together and started to say well we should set a standard that ensures that if somebody puts their 40 hours in a week they can afford the basics so. it makes sense and makes sense to me it makes sense to you so we take that in a brace that good the problem is they never index it anything so they just keep picking this number out of the year and those halves of congress fight over debate over it and go do that and that and it and it back and forth and so. you know maybe get raised a dollar maybe it's $0.75 whatever so we sort of started this problem backwards you know w

yoko, a typhoon has made landfall in eastern china this tuesday morning. what are the concerns now? >> so it is likely to affect during the day o on tuesday wit destructive windsds and heavy downpours that could impact commuters and structures. this storm system will pass through shanghai as we go into tuesday bringing heavy downpours. people in the high populated areas could see up to 150 millimeters. flooding can be possible. then it will head toward the korean peninsula on wednesday as a tropical storm and will gain a lot of moisture over the yellow sea and produce downpours in north korea and south korea with up to 300 millimeters possible through the next 48 hours. stormy weather is expected in shanghai as we go into tuesday with a high of 31 degrees. heavy rain and winds will pick up in seoul as we go into overnight tuesday. we have another tropical storm over the atlantic that has alreadyy caused some problems i the sosoutheastern u u.s. tropical stormrm isaias brought heavavy rain and strong winds t thee coast of f florida on sund. the storm caused power cuts affecting about

but yoko doesn't think they're realistic enough. to know stone to move. on or. scott. me on the back. everything. is. cool you think this had some. questions in there finish. up so. do i regret the atomic pression i regret we had to do it but i think we had to do it nordic and the war with a minimum loss of life if the same situation existed again exactly as then as it had back in 1945 yes i would go on it i would volunteer for about so by the fact i don't want to go to war. yeah a memoir where. it is it's a personal it's sort of the change from i you know i like most americans born in that time growing up after the war the bombs were a great thing they ended the war they say hundreds of thousands of lives on both sides and that's what my grandfather always said was his reason for the decision to end the war and save american lives primarily but would otherwise likely be lost in an invasion of the main islands so i went from not giving it much thought at all to . being confronted one day with with the reality that people lost their lives and in horrible ways. japan is

on yoko ono save some $550.00 euros a month on train tickets she no longer needs to travel into london to work. i definitely like the lack of commute. she still sees her colleagues every day just not in person so that's one disadvantage. the best approach is to have the majority of the time working from home but then have. have the option to go into the office maybe once a week maybe twice a week pending if people need need to go in an office it's also important to keep the kind of social interactions off tomorrow some are heralding a real estate revolution. that's being specially felt by people who earn money with real estate at the shard london's tallest building. agency is trying to rent office space this modern office costs $15000.00 euros a month. i don't think it's a crisis so i think there's a correction in the market a slight reduction in the amount of space required but the key point is what but space is useful it's no longer going to be about rows or upon row of best people processing email because we know we know we can do that effectively so actually it's about using the of

$30000.00 digital identities were uncovered so far in chat groups and on the ground networks if convicted yoko faces up to 15 years in prison and after that possibly preventive detention if psychotherapy fails. mathias from heinz reporting there now temperatures across the arctic have been increasing at a rate that is about twice the global average causing a record heat wave in siberia this year a small remote town above the arctic circle in the russian region of temperatures that were nearly 20 degrees higher than the average scientists now feared that the heat is causing the permafrost to thaw spelling catastrophe for both the environment and for the people who live there do you have to use emily show with reports from their hideouts. you can see the heat shimmer even now at the end of summer a few weeks ago they had set a new record 38 degrees celsius that's the highest temperature ever recorded within the arctic circle people here are usually proud of a different exterior their town is one of 2 places that claim to be the coldest on earth. we're used to the cold people here can't handle th

the question is are the values one of the good bits it was a chosen so nice said neutral yoko. ono community or stripper geysers were good to see me some of us are not for been. forced by taco bell don't normally approach would argue and it will question that or could i was trying to illuminate on the if you get. i was 13 i got a nice thought it queer news when it cut that. budget than i need then to fall on nick at the last p.r. because you. guys who were surveyed who have been there think assad the seat obvious not seeing it again that asio force unleashed just and he had a good enough but it was taught in hindi and that began to give the needs. that's in my piece earlier a pretty negative fair so negative bachata the piso to chin it was arc of cause can republicans. qualia poor pseudo pioli chito beausire nuts. have perky thighs you a typo what can you get a video to quote i thought your point that we detect where multi discipline are most most of the nuts are now most of the crown most. oh yes to the rather some monkey. they're starting to turn upon me 3 cherry stanley some

people queue outside under yoko ono's artwork.te was here and then we got married. yes, it wasn't that fast but it was our first date here and it is nice to be back. it is a favourite place to go outside. kind of a nice way to reintroduce us back into the real world a little bit. the met usually sees 600 million people a year and the closure has cost hundred to the museum in lost revenue. only a quarter of the usual numbers will be allowed through its doors but, with new york having been hit so hard by the coronavirus, the visitors see the met opening as a sign of the met opening as a sign of the city is slowly making its way back. good to see some signs of normality returning. thank you for watching bbc news. hello. in the sunshine on saturday, it looked like summer but, with a brisk northerly wind, it did not always feel that way. temperatures in places struggling to get above the low teens in celsius and for others no sunshine to speak of, just cloud and rain through parts of northern and eastern england, the midlands, east ang

the question is are the values of a good day it was a choice was a nice red nutro yoko. ono community or super geysers who got is who knew some of us when i should be in davos for a taco bell don't normally approach would arjun it will question it will crash in a illuminate on if you get. no stoughton i've got a nice thought it quite nice when it cut that. budget than i need then to fall on nick at the last because you. guys who were surveyed who have been to take assad to see obvious not seeing it again that asio force unleashed just and he had a good enough but it was taught in hindi and you did it so. that's why my piece only had a pretty negative face so negative. piso to chin it was arc of cause can probably come of the national qualia poor who pioli chito beausire knots. of perky thighs you a typo what can you get a video to quote i thought your point that we detect where multi disciplinary most most of the nuts are now most of the kook around most. oh yes to the rather some monkey. they're starting to tonopah me 3 cherry danny some small town in. gaza and some yea

joining us today to discuss women and equality we're joined by the co-host of boom bust sarah months to yoko are to you america sports producer regina hanley on the professor of african-american history at george washington university brittany lewis thank you all 3 for coming on and joining us today for having to have. well we're going to we're going to go ahead and get started britney and i'm going to do a wrap around here so everybody gets to answer this one can women's equality truly be achieved and why is it so hard to move the needle forward on gender equality. you know i'm going to say yes and i'm going to say that as long as we continue to fight for it can be achieved but the reality is he is still with us today and we see it and we continue to find it expression with the times so i'm excited about the progress that we're going to continue to meet and farrah what do you feel about it do you think that women's equality is moving forward i think it is and i think it has changed but i think it we still have a long way to go unfortunately we still live like britney said in a very patriarc

people queue outside, under yoko 0no's dream together artwork.up for that. our first date was here and then we got married. yeah, it wasn't that fast but it was our first date here and it isjust nice to be back to the met, honestly. it is our favourite place to go. kind of a nice way to reintroduce us back into the real world a little bit. the met usually sees 6 million people a year, and the closure has cost the museum $150 million in lost revenue. only a quarter of the usual numbers will now be allowed through its doors but, with new york having been hit so hard by the coronavirus, the visitors see the met‘s opening as a sign that the city is slowly making its way back. gail maclellan, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @aaronsafir. i'll i'm @aaronsafir. be back in a few minutes with i'll be back in a few minutes with the headlines. thanks for watching. hello. in the sunshine on saturday, it looked like summer but, with a brisk northerly wind, it did not always feel that way. temperatures in places struggling to get above the low teens

are those thoughts through and predictable yoko i am not -- predictable?ompany now. we have made investments in china. we have engineers from all over the world including china. aboutoft is very careful data promises and will try to have strong relationships globally. we will not do things that are hostile or viewed as hostile. emily: what about the apt in general? it is a very popular app. is it something you would like to see in the microsoft family? >> it is nice tiktok has created competition through innovation. it does not seem like preventing that information -- innovation from being available, like that makes sense when you want new things out there. i am not in the target audience. i have gotten a lot of education from my youngest daughter about this and why she spends time on it. they did a great job on it. there are a lot of ways to take it and hopefully, that is allowed to happen in some form. emily: let's talk about what is allowed. is the trump administration correct in trying to force this chinese company to sell tiktok's u.s. operations or s

on yoko mills save some $550.00 euros a month on train tickets she no longer needs to travel into london to work. i definitely like the lack of commute. she still sees her colleagues every day just not in person so that's one disadvantage. the best approach is to have the majority of the time working from home but then have. i have the option to go into the office maybe once a week maybe twice a week pending if people need need to go in or not it's also important to keep the kind of social interactions to boost morale some are heralding a real estate revolution one that's being especially felt by people who are earning money with real estate at the shard london's tallest building. agency is trying to rent office space this modern office costs $15000.00 euros a month. i don't think it's a crisis so i think there's a correction in the market a slight reduction in the amount of space required but the key point is what but space is useful it's no longer going to be about rosa or upon row of best people processing email because we know we know we can do that in effect of way so actually it's