will bring rapid development in the far east economy. in order to take forward the reason to do with the best results achieved from participation of india in the eastern economic forum i invite all of the 11 governor's office east to visit india. and friends. our president putin and i have set. targets years for india russia cooperation i might add some a moment homely we have added new dimensions to our relations and also diversified . we have taken our relations beyond the scope of the government. concrete collaboration between private industry. what are we have taken them beyond the limits of the capital to other states and regions and we have included all areas of cooperation within the framework of our special and privileged india private a center owned remote speaking there the 5th konami for revival start we thought we just dip into it through the talk of the president putin as you speak shortly when that happens we'll go back to the game he was going to say but as you have probably heard there warm words i'm from india for russia

ministers from russia and business leaders from the far east also game to india i am pleased to let you know that our efforts have been very good result. approximately 50 business agreements have been signed in various sectors from energy to have education just skill development mining timber. we expect. that this will lead to a several $1000000000.00 range after it and investment are in friend. the contribute to the development of. will provide $1.00 line of credit. this is the 1st occasion where we are providing region specific line of credit to a country.

yeah well well so the data that has been collected in siberia and across russia's far east are alarming normally the vegetation binds greenhouse gases in the summer and only releases very small amounts back into the atmosphere in winter. so out here you can see that. here monitor which is. cool but for the past few years the permafrost that stalling more and more in the summer is releasing ever increasing amounts of methane and c o 2 during the winter at. 2 the moment the biosphere is acting as it could be say as a friend as a moderate break on climate change so a for about 40 percent of the carbon dioxide we emit is being absorbed by the biosphere and that's acting to slow down climate change if i wasn't happening climate change will be even faster than that it is one of the big concerns we have as a system scientists is understanding how long well the biosphere keep acting as a brake and is there a danger that at some time in the future. if this break will turn into the accelerate. scientists from all over are turning their attention to the permafrost and its potential impact on clima

and the far east of england staying dry for and the far east of england staying dryfora and the far east of england staying dry for a good part of the day. underneath the cloud with the rain, not feeling particularly warm and an autumnal feeling. 14 to 16 on monday. i'm looking ahead and through the coming week, this area of low pressure pushing from the north. that will be the remnants of x hurricane dorian, and a trailing weather front bringing wet and windy weather front bringing wet and windy weather to western parts of the uk. it looks like it will turn milder with temperatures on the rise towards the end of the week. that is it for now. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm ben bland. the headlines at 10: amber rudd resigns from the cabinet and the conservative party in another major blow for boris johnson's government. it's the combination of the fact that there isn't enough work going into getting a deal, which i think is not what the prime minister signed up to try to do and secondly the expulsion of 21 of my colleagues who are good and moderate conservatives. she'll be replaced as wor

international among the stories ahead look at what a mess russia's far east by severe flooding is kanani will play with but those you can see the homes on the water for months now you know what the outlook is what we come back. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the 1st one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice or the biggest break in truth to stand out of the news business you just need as the right questions and demand the right answer. question. mood. when i was told small seemed wrong on one old rule just all. in the world to get to shape our disdain become sick as a kid and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the live event is happening in these last few days in the russian far east and city of other waskow leaders still meeting on the final day now of the eastern economic forum president putin earlier join the discussions with the indian japanese malays in the mongolian need is it all gathered they're talking about how best to try to move forward on trade technolo

the solution the russian far east of here a lot of all stalled leaders they're meeting for the final day of what is the eastern economic forum president putin discussions with the indian the japanese the malaysian the mongolian leaders talking about how best to try to move forward on trade on technology on the environment and how to avoid global military escalations a correspondent covering that event for you. that was quite a company in that room the leader of the 2nd most populous country in this world and as we began to realize in the last few years a staunch ally of russia and the plus the leader of japan an ally of the us in the 1st place but as she puts it himself a great friend of the russian president vladimir putin and finally the heads of 2 asian mongolia and malaysia a lot was said about what's left of global security now that the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty is gone because the us administration thought that was the way to go in the 21st century mr putin said that he believes the world will have plenty of reasons to worry about after all a potential new arms r

in russia's far east. some pictures earlier of really deep waters there in places hundreds of emergency workers have been taking part in ongoing rescue operations severe kind of annual flooding has to be said continues to hit the area around the i'm a river in the harbor oskar region it's been going on since early august more than 100 residential buildings remain underwater the things improving slowly but only slowly the weathermen will keep you posted on. a certain program cuts in social benefits in argentina has triggered yet more protests in the capital one as ari's demonstrators camped out overnight and set fires outside the social development ministry political instability has worsened economic uncertainty in argentina following a presidential primary in august that gave a significant lead to the country's opposition the. day $26.00 that said from the news desk for now here at r.t. h.q. in moscow it's kevin owen saying thanks for taking the time to watch this world news update i was pretty shaken and

the far north—east of scotla nd more showers. the far north—east of scotland was mostly dry and fine but there were some showers to company could be thundery and this rain blows and stretches through northern ireland to the south—east brighter skies behind but potentially more showers. some concerns they could be up showers. some concerns they could be up to 30 mil metres of rain. still warm but not as warm as it has been. through the night, the rain comes into scotland and it will dry up for a time behind but still relatively mild, but missed the first thing by which point we already have the next band of rain coming into the south—west, wales and northern ireland. but when the mist clears, it should be a fairly decent day. more on the website. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... jeremy corbyn says he'd serve a full term as prime minister if labour won the next general election and plays down criticism of his leadership from a senior aide. thomas cook is holding emergency talks this morning as it tries

east and i'd like to remind you that. military bases of ours are located here as well as. a nuclear power strategic aircraft carrier and poor it's in particular and this is a serious matter. and and. particular context of course this is something we cannot overlook and this is one of the factors that is going to be taken into account in our talks with japan and south korea so far we do not know the response of our south korean and japanese partners to. initiate a if prime minister and i have not spoken about that today incidentally on many occasions we do have attention to the fact that it launches. can not just be used for. interceptor missiles but also they can be used for offensive so even though the americans are trying to say that this is not the case but they have tested this launches. with offensive missile system so this launcher can be part of f.n.c. weaponry so we were right so i assume they were trying to lead us astray but we have no illusions about that when they stand and we are going to respond appropriatel

in the far east. and you'll be appointed by putin because the kremlin actually keeps tabs on the governors that show low ratings and when the governor is in the low rating category for a long time usually the governor of that agent gets sacked very quickly and gets replaced by another governor and we have seen this in the number in the significant number of regions in the last 7. months and most of these governors one. easily. the exception would probably be attacks on the bigelf in st petersburg who had more difficult election and. one of the baathist challengers a filmmaker to get out of the election to make it in a way this made his election easier and the results are still being counted but overall i would agree with. that with the governor elections you know the rest assured a good result so this point it looks like you were nodding to some of what victor was saying did you want to add something. yes i would like to the old out what those that are marketable a poll that most collections will know

over to russia's far east where 5 key leaders took to the stage and hearing a lot of forethought on day 2 and the east an economic form russian president vladimir putin was joined for discussions by the indian japanese malaysian and mongolia needed on how to move forward on trade technology on the environment and avoiding global military escalations reporting from the forum. that was quite a company in that room the leader of the 2nd most populous country in this world and as we began to realize in the last few years a staunch ally of russia in the plus the leader of japan an ally of the u.s. in the 1st place but as soon the abbate puts it himself a great friend of the russian president vladimir putin's. and finally the heads of 2 asian mongolia and malaysia a lot was said about what's left of global security now that the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty is gone because the us administration thought that was the way to go in the 21st century mr putin said that he believes the world will have plenty of reasons to worry about after all a potential new arms race is a very big deal

east is a big deal this week as well after the break. you know world of big partisan new things a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. with manufactured consensus of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final. the one percent. nor middle of the room. we would start have come under fire after suggesting a guest list for a trump fund raising event could be used as a guide for who never to work with any sort of blackness suggestion as a dangerous move. and breaks down the story. the prevailing voices in hollywood consider themselves to be woke progressive's extolling the use of tolerance and liberalism but not so much tolerance when it comes to conservatives actors debra messing and eric mccorma

to russia's far east now where 5 key leaders took to the stage earlier involve us stock on day 2 of the eastern economic forum where mongolian leaders on how to move forward on trade technology and the environment and avoiding global military escalation not easily but franco reports from the region. that was quite a company in that room the leader of the 2nd most populous country in this world and as we began to realize in the last few years a staunch ally of russia and the plus the leader of japan an ally of the us in the 1st place but as she puts it himself a great friend of the russian president vladimir putin and finally the heads of 2 asian mongolia and busy malaysia a lot was said about what's left of global security now that the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty is gone because the us administration thought that was the way to go in the 21st century mr putin said that he believes the world will have plenty of reasons to worry about after all a potential new arms race is a very big deal at the fuel which was in the lease it was a series of challenges facing humanity imagine

russia's far east now a 5 key leaders took to the stage and hearing a lot of our stock on day 2 of the eastern economic forum russian president vladimir putin was joined for discussions by the indian japanese malaysian and mongolian leaders on how to move forward on trade technology and the environment and avoiding global military escalations reports it reporting from form is any potential. that was quite a company in that room the leader of the 2nd most populous country in this world and as we began to realize in the last few years a staunch ally of russia and the plus the leader of japan an ally of the us in the 1st place but as she puts it himself a great friend of the russian president vladimir putin and finally the heads of 2 asian mongolia and malaysia a lot was said about what's left of global security now that the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty is gone because the us administration thought that was the way to go in the 21st century mr putin said that he believes the world will have plenty of reasons to worry about after all a potential new arms race is a very big deal

russia's far east where hundreds of emergency workers have been taking part in rescue operations severe flooding hit the area surrounding the river in the heart of the region. more than 100 residential buildings remain under water. and social cuts and an all star a t.v. program in argentina have triggered yet more protests in the capital plan a seris demonstrate to set up camps and set fires out side the ministry building it comes with heightened political instability in the south american nation as recent polls put added pressure on the ruling party. news and now shown thomas will take over and around 30 minutes time with more updates so do stay with us. during the great depression which old mr remember there was most of the family were unemployed. and it wasn't it was bed you know much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hope. there isn't today today's america was shaped by the 10 principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy at tax solo down engineer elections manufacture cons

to russia's far east now where 5 key leaders took to the stage in vladivostok on day 2 of the eastern economic former russian president vladimir putin was joined for discussions by the indian japanese malaysian and mongolian leaders on how to move forward on trade technology and the environment as well as avoiding global military escalation only put trying reports now from the former. that was quite a company in that room the leader of the 2nd most populous country in this world and as we began to realize in the last few years a staunch ally of russia and the plus the leader of japan an ally of the u.s. in the 1st place but as puts it himself a great friend of the russian president vladimir putin and finally the heads of 2 asian men go and malaysia a lot was said about what's left of global security now that the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty is gone because the u.s. administration thought that was the way to go in the 21st century mr putin said that he believes the world will have plenty of reasons to worry about after all a potential new arms race is a very big deal which

russia's far east hundreds of emergency workers have been taking part in ongoing rescue operations the water is severe flooding continues to hit the area surrounding the river in the region that's been going on since august more than a 100 residential buildings remain under water. slowly so the weatherman. mr. program cuts in social benefits in argentina have triggered yet more protests in the capital demonstrators camped out overnight and set fires outside the social development ministry political instabilities worsened economic uncertainty in argentina following a presidential primary in august that gave a significant lead to the country's opposition as. well as its so far this friday heard r.t. h.q. in moscow i'm kevin thank you as ever for taking the time to see what watches from those big choices out there so it means all the more the worse next news update from us is 34 minutes if you want to keep abreast of everything as that lead today as it happens download our up or check out r.t. dot com you save us 247 for me the rest the team on t.v. this morning have a great day. brings .

there is major news out of india regarding investment in the far east of russia indian prime minister narendra modi used the occasion of the 5th eastern economic forum in lot of small stock to announce a 1000000000 dollar line of credit for development in the far east regions mr modi framed the move as the latest element of his act east policy agenda and recalled the longer addition of indian commercial and cultural ties to vladivostok mr modi made the announcement on the 2nd day of the 2 day trip to russia and was received as the chief guest of the eastern economic forum he announced that india is ready to play an important role in the arctic council as the 2 countries study the possibility of shipping oil mia the northern see where it occurred and then modi expect trade turnover between russia and india to triple by 2025 reaching 30000000000 dollars. then finally the india china rivalry is rising to a new level as india prepared to land a rover on the moon india would become the 4th earthly nations and landing craft on the earth's largest satellite after the us russia and china chin

east it gets. the forecast could change but the general idea is that monday is going to be quite an unsettled day for many of us, this is the last port of call, dorian is going to make another landfall, this time in canada's nova scotia. gusts about 100mph. monday's weather dominated by this area of low pressure, the low pressure itself is forming really across england and wales, so there is quite a degree of uncertainty exactly where the heaviest rain will be and how far east it gets. the forecast could change but the general idea is that monday is going to be quite an unsettled day for many of us, rain at times and temperatures not too impressive, highs of 1a—16 degrees. that's our weather, but take a quick look now at hurricane dorian, this is the last port of call, dorian is going to make another landfall, this time in canada's nova scotia. gusts about 100mph. that's the last you'll hear of dorian, it will spin up to iceland where it will be an area of low pressure, it is not coming to the uk

perhaps a sprinkle or so as late as tuesday 90's out on the far east bay. again popping your 100 east bay shoreline, plenty of 8079 for oakland, 70 to san francisco with a 90's to be found in spots up in the north bay but nap at 87 pulling back a little bit 92 santa rosa. so we'll do 72 again, san francisco oakland, 79 and 89 going on for san jose, maybe not as hot as it has been. but that's still dramatically hot compared to what's coming. let's try 80's going on for sunday and then by monday that sets the tone for 70's week ahead marty all right dave thanks a lot. breaking news this morning. the white house as the son of osama bin laden homs a has been killed during a us counterterrorism operation. >>the white house has not yet released any further information about that such as when he was actually killed or how. the white house does and that is death deprives al qaeda of important leadership and further undermines the group homs of bin laden had been a prominent figure in al qaeda before his death. a 26 year-old homeless man is accused of raping a 75 ye

yes that i'm a person made the announcement after the economic forum in the far east in the city of light of all stock he also suggested that a major prisoner exchange with ukraine could be taking place shortly so vasant has more now from moscow. speaking from the eastern economic forum and bloody well stocked president bush said again that russia would build new nuclear missiles now the i.n.f. treaty intermediate force this treaty collapsed a month ago but he also said that russia won't use them unless the united states thus we. have already said publicly that we will not deploy even after the americans tested such a missile we will not deploy it but we will produce missiles of the same kind. at the forum which is meant to improve relations with its asian neighbors and also to develop the far east of russia the guest of honor was indian prime minister modi when putting was asked if russia should join the g. 8 he said that a g 8 was most welcome here in russia but that he can't imagine an effective international leadership these days without the presence of china and india and even turkey

east is a big deal this week it's all after the break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. again some big name american actors are coming under fire for suggesting a guest list for a trump fundraising event can be used as a guide for who never to work with critics of the blacklist suggestion as a dangerous move and breaks down the story. the prevailing voices in hollywood consider themselves to be woke progressive's extolling the use of tolerance and liberalism but not so much tolerance when it comes to conservatives actors debra messing and eric mccormack are calling for the list of attendees at double trump's recent beverly hills fundraiser to be made public because apparently celebrities should not be able to support the president please print a list of all attendees the public has a very to know haiti a charmed kindly report and everyone attending this event so the rest of us can be clear about who we don't want to work with ban

a couple of showers possible in the far east. temperatures of 14—18d. it is looking as though it will stay dry at old trafford for the cricket. valve moves in from the west, a 5°99y valve moves in from the west, a soggy night to come in northern ireland. we do have clearer skies towards the east, that is where temperatures will be falling lowest. not as chilly as it was last night. 0n not as chilly as it was last night. on monday, it will be moving its way in from the west. it stores across the uk. the rain should clearfor northern ireland through the course of monday. and in the far east, staying dry through the day. it will not be feeling particularly warm. an autumnalfeel, not be feeling particularly warm. an autumnal feel, 14—16d. and not be feeling particularly warm. an autumnalfeel, 14—16d. and through the week, low pressure pushes north. those are the remnants of x hurricane dorian. wet and windy weather, in northern and western parts of the uk. it will also turn mild. temperatures on the rise towards the end of the week. this is bbc news. i

most of the cities in siberia and in russia's far east could be affected about 25000000 people in all. how big would the impact be if all the world's permafrost were to melt so far there isn't enough cross regional research to answer that but there are findings regarding the polar region from a global terrestrial network for permafrost in 1906 the problem melted to a depth of 45 centimeters in the summer by 2017 it melted to a depth of 87 centimeters a nearly 100 percent increase over just 20 years. this poses a danger to both people and infrastructure. natural gas and oil pipelines are particularly affected. greenpeace has estimated that leaks in pipelines caused by falling soil are leading to about one percent of oil being lost that oil some $5000000.00 tons of it each year seeps into the ground. the residents of the arctic city of chere city in the far northeast of russia are bare. and witness to this rapid transformation. temperatures are rising and exorbitant. asphalt on the streets is beginning to buckle. and several buildings are showing signs that the solid ground on which the

this decision is made for far east. for taking clearview all over. this place for security it is very. clear people can camp here enjoy the view here that sensi from here it's so beautiful. why do you need so much security. in mystery it i guess told me before that you had a problem with terrorists yes sir. back you write anything if. you guys. don't want army in their daily danger. taking care to field a few. you guys so you don't want that to happen. again for that reason you have a security. after the attack on the far east the opium the army sought revenge on the remaining on work in the area. money was. given milk you meet on a drug that. money look at they are doing to me are you painting what we can be done with the meat and get on with the deal be a communal peeping you've got on the bill on the wall of we can all go lovingly you get. when it bin laden will be a big fuss. and when. the better. down economy are going to die you're. going to go not going our god $100000000.00. a year are going to get it going anywhere nearby among the when you

through russia's far east now where 5 key leaders took to the stage earlier and a lot of us stuck on day 2 of the eastern economic forum russian president vladimir putin was joined for discussions by the indian japanese malaysian and mongolian leaders on how to move forward on trade and technology and the environment and avoiding global military escalations and he's only been trying to reports now from the form. that was quite a company in that room the leader of the 2nd most populous country in this world and as we began to realize in the last few years a staunch ally of russia and the plus the leader of japan an ally of the u.s. in the 1st place but as she puts it himself a great friend of the russian president vladimir putin and finally the heads of 2 asian mongolia and malaysia a lot was said about what's left of global security now that the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty is gone because the u.s. administration thought that was the way to go in the 21st century mr putin said that he believes the world will have plenty of reasons to worry about after all a potential new

we know that here in russia's far east at some point the so-called a more tiger that was a species that was in danger but now many efforts have been done to save the tiger and that is also something that the 2 leaders like talking about so this wraps up day one for the leaders ad eastern economic forum but both of them will stay here and on day 2 they will be joined by the leaders of mongolia and japan as well oh play to talk about the movie that goes on to the weekend doesn't it but should they have planned any patrol correspondent over there very face the update and thank you for cheap 226 minutes past midnight if you're watching the clock moscow time you can follow all the stories at r.t. dot com for us on twitter on facebook as well for now it's kevin and saying thanks for watching and have a great wednesday. you know world big part of the movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for crit

east. an integrity team from a betting company had got in touch, seniorfigures then flew betting company had got in touch, senior figures then flew out to japan and after a series of meetings on monday, it was decided rob howley should be sent home. we were probably best place to come out to japan, and at that point we also informed world rugby that there had beena informed world rugby that there had been a potential breach, and that we would be coming out and seeking some face—to—face time with rob to get his perspective on the situation. rob howley is now back home and faces a detailed investigation. if found guilty, he could be banned for life from the sport. the player say they are disappointed but must focus on the task ahead. we are literally drawing a line in the sand, we are not going to be able to do anything about this now, and the only thing we can control is what we build up for four monday night. that has been the main message from the management and players alike, just mak

yeah well so the data that has been collected in siberia and across russia's far east are alarming normally the vegetation binds greenhouse gases in the summer and only releases very small amounts back into the atmosphere in winter. so out here you can see that. here one of which is. all good of course but for the past few years the permafrost that's thawing more and more in the summer is releasing ever increasing amounts of methane and c o 2 during the winter.

east where he's also outlined the kinds of missiles his country plans to develop a nuclear pact with the u.s. has ended so fast and has more from moscow. speaking from the east on economic forum and. now the i.m.f. to. a month ago but he also said that russia won't use them unless. we have already said publicly that we will not deploy even after the americans tested such a missile we will not deploy it but we will produce the same kind. at the forum which is meant to improve relations with its asian neighbors and also to develop the far east of russia the guest of honor was indian prime minister modi when putting was asked if russia should join the g 8 he said that the g 8 was most welcome here in russia but that he can't imagine an effective international leadership these days without attractions of china and india and even turkey he said that after turkey already asked $400.00 time miss ali found system from russia he has also become a relevant partner. and also announced at the forum that there's going to be an imminent prisoner swap between ukraine and russia which has been in th

most of the cities in siberia and in russia's far east could be affected about 25000000 people in all. how big would the impact be if all the world's permafrost were to melt so far there isn't enough cross regional research to answer that but there are findings regarding the polar region from a global terrestrial network for permafrost in 1906 the problem frost melted to a depth of 45 centimeters in the summer by 2017 it melted to a depth of 87 centimeters a nearly 100 percent increase over just 20 years. this poses a danger to both people and infrastructure. natural gas and oil pipelines are particularly affected. greenpeace has estimated that leaks in pipelines caused by falling soil are leading to about one percent of oil being lost that oil some $5000000.00 tons of it each year seeps into the ground. the residents of the arctic city of chere ski in the far northeast of russia are bearing witness to this rapid transformation . temperatures are rising in exorbitant. asphalt on the streets is beginning to buckle. and several buildings are showing signs that the solid ground on which

east the government has lost quite a wide margin the best estimates i've seen so far markets are just that united russia or if it's candidate even though they're not running into that label will get between 55 and 60 percent. the seats in the council if there does turn out to be are the tower that will actually be taken by the opposition is a pretty good showing how even though as you mention as your reporter imagine most of those exposed to the communists whether other groups so only such ink of light ready for the opposition how do they build on this if there is that momentum here where do they go next what were they what they need to do i think if they want to have any chance it in terms of national of all options is to begin to try to make some use of a seat so they can win on the ground whether municipal elections or regional governments are to show that are electing somebody else would actually make a difference in people's lives are the biggest. growth in politics isn't between people who think that the country's well there are an orderly government everybody pretty much unders

at the forum which is meant to improve relations with its asian neighbors and also to develop the far east of russia the guest of honor was indian prime minister modi when putting was asked if russia should join the g. 8 he said that a g 8 was most welcome here in russia but that he can't imagine an effective international leadership these days without the presence of china and india and even turkey he said that after turkey already asked $400.00 anti-missile defense system from russia turkey has also become a relevant partner putin also announced at the forum that there's going to be an imminent prisoner swap between ukraine and russia which has been in the making for a while and which has been high on the agenda of ukrainian presidents olinsky when he came to office a few months ago it is believed that among those prisoners going home 24 sailors from ukraine who have been detained last november in the courage traits and also a famous filmmaker from ukraine all accents of who has been jailed for 20 years here in russia the delay was apparently caused by a key witness in the team case

the indian prime minister narendra modi has arrived in the far east and russian city of lagos stopped for the 3 day eastern economic forum which began on wednesday modi was greeted by russian president vladimir putin before the pair departed for talks they are expected to discuss their 2 countries deepening cooperation in the oil and gas sectors. at fox to crappier from the diesel gate scandal continues it seems the german comic has says the u.s. department of justice officials monitoring it since it at leat it installing emissions cheating devices on its vehicles they found no fresh violations of the compliance requirements post in its u.s. authorities wanted to be closely since $27000.00. as the political fog around breaks it stings in london the impact of the uncertainty on business continues not just in britain germany's export led economy is in the pinch in the 2nd quarter of 29000 german exports dropped by a whopping 21 percent compared to the previous quarter that's the biggest quarter on quarter drop since the financial crisis a decade ago germany is britain's largest source o

east, heading to controversy reverberating throughout the rugby world. was' by throughout the rugby world. was' rugby campaign begins injust throughout the rugby world. was' rugby campaign begins in just six days, but instead of talking about tournament ambitions, the focus is 110w tournament ambitions, the focus is now on a serious allegation over the coaching staff. and that is it from oui’s. coaching staff. and that is it from ours. you can get all the sports news from our website. but you, for now, goodbye. —— and that is it from us. hello there. some more late summer warmth in this forecast but also a hint of some rain where it's been so very dry over the last few weeks. now, most will be dry until weekend, with high pressure in control. although, for wednesday there is a bit of rain to be had and that is across the far north of scotland here with this weather front moving in. but that is the exception. for many it will be dry because we have this big area of high pressure sitting in right across over the british isles. and where we've had the

east it gets. the forecast could change but the general idea is that monday is going to be quite an unsettled day for many of us, rain at times and temperatures not too impressive, highs of ia—i6 degrees. that's our weather, but take a quick look now at hurricane dorian, this is the last port of call, dorian is going to make another landfall, this time in canada's nova scotia. gusts about 100mph. that's the last you'll hear of dorian, it will spin up to iceland where it will be an area of low pressure, it is not coming to the uk — but this might. this is expected to be hurricane dorian. it will turn into a normal area of low pressure, but later in the week that could effect our weather. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the search goes on for hundreds missing in the bahamas after hurricane dorian. those who survived speak of their ordeal. i say, hey, we were friends for almost a0 years. we rid

is at 14 here the far east is 15 percent the liberal f.d.p. the business friendly democrats are at 7 percent as the left party also at 7 the greens here are at 23 percent down 3 points compared to last month. so hamsa greens have continued to lose ground every month another popularity is down 3 percentage points from august can we say that they have peaked i think what you can say about all of these results is that political parties at the moment seem to be establishing that sols at a particular level seems to be a kind of consultation of support going on across the political spectrum as far as the greens are concerned you have to say that rise to becoming 2nd strongest party has been meteoric in the last couple of years so much so that the party is scrambling to find people to stand for election to help in election campaigning to prepare itself for a much more central role in german government in german politics at the same time one has to say that including in these prostrated elections this past week and the 2 governing still governing part

we'll start with the far east bay, the tracy commute, westbound 580 at northland road, a minor collision with vehicles moving to the roadside. hopefully this will clout before things get worse. northbound 680 at stone valley, the left lane partially blocked after a collision there. so we don't see too much of a backup but hopefully it will clear up soon. a pretty active start morning commute on friday at 4:00 in the morning. the drive into the city looks good. back to the desk. >>> tropical storm imelda now downgraded to a tropical depression and blamed for at least two deaths in texas and caused tremendous flooding in parts of texas and southeast louisiana. in houston, cars were abandoned on freeways and streets after being trapped by the rising flood waters. almost 2,000 high water rescues were made by first responders. >> how glad are to see these guys? >> i'm so thankful. thank you. >> in houston this morning, the waters are receding but the danger continues. a state of disaster was declared by the governor of texas because of the here are t in today's global climate strike. thousand

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--ore the end of the year, not only in the far east but in the middle east. the visit will further strengthen the friendship ties and deepen our relations with japan, china, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, and qter. we are also looking forward to visiting our partners in africa -- in france, africa, oceania and europe. openl is a country that is to the world and seeking partnerships with all of those who are interested in working for prosperity, peace and freedom. represent is a country that is lifting itself up again. creating partnerships and regaining its political and economic confidence. we are poised to take on the responsibilities that are incumbent on us in the international system. over the past few decades, without realizing, we allowed ourselves to be subdued by ideological thoughts systems that do not seek truth but rather absolute power ideology made its way into and to sit in , media cultureon and have become a dominant force in means of communication ideology has invaded our homes and engaged in an offensive against any healthy society,

. >> so in 1945 i'm sorry 1944 the headquarters of the far east air force and in north korea and then i came back after a total of seven months out because i was sent back with post poliomyelitis. >> so you picked up polio while in the theater. >> know i had it as a child. but it was diagnosed by a very important major at the hospital and i found myself on a landing ship and then a transport the next day on the return to america. and i have no secret knowledge or no negative attitude about anybody that was in my organization and our headquarters of the far east air force was the theater and we were on one mountaintop that's were general kenny had his headquarters macarthur was on the mountain which was taller by far and then they permitted him to have his house with his son and daughter. >> at that point his son and wife are back in australia and eventually they join. thank you for your service by the way. [applause] >> my wife's father served in india in the air core and came back and had trouble conceiving children for many years and blamed on malaria treatments. so when ambrose and

she serves it to her guests with a special greeting from the far east a stone she collected along the way. just as the stone helps keep the soup it infuses the broth with minerals and emits energy. it can even pry the mushrooms of time. she uses the pine cones gathered from the forest floor to season the pan when frying the arctic char fillet. caught the pine cones transfer the heat from the pan to the fish. that gives its taste a special resinous or smoky flavor like straight out of the forest. tucked inside these ravioli stinging nettle leaves. you can also eat the seeds even if they do prick your gums a bit. each course of the forest many office guests special come in every experience. and the searching does wonders as well. and now it's time to celebrate another story not the diving she died 5 years ago the world famous artist was an accomplished painter. architect and the list goes on and on and on and although he was italian he's currently being specially all of in france is a series of exhibitions and events showcases his unique talent and give us a closer look into the mind of

and how an ancient martial arts from the far east is making an impact in west africa. how the dry season hasn't broken into an easier and barely been touched in malaysia as you can see there aren't that many showers around there is a concentration still in the philippines but even here it's luzon all the same have nothing in the middle there's maybe a bit of an increase in peninsular malaysia sumatra thailand that's been on and off now for a while to be honest bangkok could well be where place k. and singapore might get a shower jakarta almost certainly not and say this continues for a little while longer yet till the sun brings the rain starts with it whereas you got a very active change of season australia disappointing when i think you may get to grief because part of the wildfires inland whipped up by what are strong winds if you're in sydney or melbourne or capital chances are it's colder than erotic specht is when you might want and he would have had some right now because some of the rain is useful in victoria.

bay as far as fire danger is concerned now stepping outside this morning you're off to a really solid start it's another jacket free kind of long as you're outside for just a few minutes. berkeley looking at a san francisco, it's crystal clear out there really solid start to the day with comfortable temperatures now into the afternoon not going to stay so comfortable, you can see here on the map excessive heat advisories do continue today through 07:00pm and essentially the same spots as yesterday all through the south bay peninsula east bay and north bay as well most of us watching definitely affected by those as far as red flag warnings we eased off or east bay foothill areas just above oakland berkeley down through the san leandro hills just about fremont too. that's good news to see that red flag warnings have expired in these areas, but they still do remain up in the north bay for napa sonoma in marine county is just north of the golden gate. so these are the areas that cruiser watching really closely today as they could provide the most winds as well still some very low humidity