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Arrives in hawaii. F International hawaii. Shawaii. Jonahhawaii. Hawaii. Jonah hull reports from athens. Less austerity less money lost to debt repayments. A no vote for me means that there is a possibility that this country will have a future. Reporter not far away, the yes crowd be be. Were all here to show we wand to be european systems. And if possible, a return to drachma would be total disaster. Unconstitutional to some and a dangerous drama is the next act in a drama already five years old. The conclusion has never been less certain. Translator the no vote will write history. Our people...

A resident at a japanese zoo. They cant get over how handsome he is. Eurozone leaders have reached an agreement to keep greece from going bankrupt. European Council President donald tusk says sheaf agreed to begin new bailout talks. Leaders have agreed in principle that they are ready to start negotiations on be aan esn program, which in other words means continued support for greece. Leaders have been trying to keep greeces economy from crumbling. Negotiations stretched for over 16 hours. Theyre urging greek lawmakers to legalize reform plans by wednesday. Greece needs to pay back massive loa...

Some fairly gusty winds. When it came on shore winds were gusting at some locations upwards of 150 kilometers per hour. Thats typhoon strength. Look at the rainfall reports. Weve been talking about the mountains out here. And once that moisture hits these mountains, i think of it as throwing a water balloon at a wall. It just stops right in its tracks, and thats why were squeezing all that moisture. These totals continue to climb. Some of these areas could reach as high as a thousand millimeters. Lets go to video just showing you the flooding here. This is in tokushima. Thats a middle school. ...

Gusting at some locations upwards of 150 kilometers per hour. Thats typhoon strength. Look at the rainfall reports. Weve been talking about the mountains out here. And once that moisture hits these mountains, i think of it as throwing a water balloon at a wall. It just stops right in its tracks, and thats why were squeezing all that moisture. These totals continue to climb. Some of these areas could reach as high as a thousand millimeters. Lets go to video just showing you the flooding here. This is in tokushima. Thats a middle school. Thats a courtyard right in the middle there. You can see i...

Just general surprise and big news. Yeah, pretty surprising. Im hoping that through the new ownership the quality of the reporting from a business perspective is going to improve. Nikkei issued its first paper in 1876. The Japanese Firm seeks to bolster its Global Economic reporting through the acquisition. It also intends to use the ft groups Customer Base to strengthen its digital operations. Nikkeis chairman tsuneo kita said hes excited about pairing up with the Financial Times. He said both firms share economic values. Well the newspaper industry is suffering from shrinking circulation and...