90 years ago started selling hot dogs, making this the oldest hot dog stand in chicago. >> so i hope it goes on another 90 years. >> reporter: today dave's grandson ron myerson watches with pride. >> what's chicago? >> best hot dog city in the world. >> reporter: and this is the heart of it? >> this is a heart of it, yes. >> reporter: customers have memories, too how long have you been coming here? >> over 60 years. >> reporter: you're kidding me >> no, i'm not. >> this neighborhood is an institution. i work right around the corner and places like this are certainly cherished. >> reporter: because the love is slathered on right along with the mustard. >> lawndale has been so loyal and so faithful to this business. >> reporter: biting into a dave's red hot keep it is flavor of its community alive. kevin tibbles, north lawndale, chicago. >> did somebody say it's dinner time that's "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm janelle wan. next on nbc bay area news tonight, steins omicron surge may

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is it hot? it is so hot. we came to iraq to fill —— on the story of this farmer who does make area has been affected by climate change and extreme heat. filming this scene, i couldn't believe the temperature i was recording. the ground temperature was upwards of 60 degrees. it was like breathing in a sauna. you feel trapped. this year has been a very bad yearfor them. they this year has been a very bad year for them. they have this year has been a very bad yearfor them. they have been farming, and unfortunately for them didn't turn out to be a very good year. and as a result, a of people are trying to migrate from this place. but it is a really tough condition to work. i don't think i have ever worked, to work. i don't think i have everworked, or to work. i don't think i have ever worked, or witnessed 55 degrees. even for me as an iraqi, i am used to high temperatures, this isjust too much. i grew igrew up i grew up in iraq, so i thought i grew up in iraq, so i thought iwas i grew up in iraq, so i thought

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. >> it is hot. it is so hot arby's says it comes with a free vanilla milkshake to help extinguish. >> i'm going to do the shake first and then try a bite. will has one as well. here i go. >> did you go with chicken or brisket? >> chicken. >> on the back end is where it will hit you. yeah. i think i agree. i think that's the spiciest fast food chicken sandwich. >> wow. it's really good though, but oh, it is hot. >> even the bun is hot. >> will, are you there? is will okay? >> will, are you okay? do you like it? >> i can't hear you guys. i have steam coming out of my ears at this point. >> you went with chicken too, didn't you. >> it's so hot that you can't hear anymore. it is hot, but i think water helps. we're going to have to back off this so we can get through the rest of "wait, what." >>> next, the attempt to extinguish a real fire that's been burning for more than 50 years. >> yeah, not in our mouth this time, wait, what? >> sorry, i needed a drink. my mouth is on fire. a natural gas fire in the

is it hot? it's so hot. we came to diwanya province to film the story of sheikh kazem al kaabi, a farmer whose area has been affected by climate change and extreme heat. filming this scene, i couldn�*t believe the temperature i was recording. the ground temperature was upwards of 60 degrees. it was like breathing in a sauna. you feel trapped. this year has been a very bad yearfor them. they have been farming, and unfortunately for them didn�*t turn out to be a very good year. and as a result, a lot of people are trying to migrate from this place. but it is a really tough condition to work. i don�*t think i have never worked, or witnessed 55 degrees. even for me as an iraqi, that i am used to high temperatures, this is just too much. i grew up in iraq, so i thought i was prepared. but in recent years, the weather has changed a lot. it�*s hot, very hot. the camera is asking me to stop recording. i think you need to put it in the car? yeah. the camera needs... we leave it here? every 15 minutes, we have

is it hot? it's so hot. we came to diwanya province to film the story of sheikh kazem al kaabi, a farmer whose area has been affected by climate change and extreme heat. filming this scene, i couldn't believe the temperature i was recording. the ground temperature was upwards of 60 degrees. it was like breathing in a sauna. you feel trapped. this year has been a very bad yearfor them. they have been farming, and unfortunately for them didn't turn out to be a very good year. and as a result, a lot of people are trying to migrate from this place. but it is a really tough condition to work. i don't think i have never worked, or witnessed 55 degrees. even for me as an iraqi, that i am used to high temperatures, this isjust too much. i grew up in iraq, so i thought i was prepared. but in recent years, the weather has changed a lot. it's hot, very hot. the camera is asking me to stop recording. i think you need to put it in the car? yeah. the camera needs... we leave it here? every 15 minutes, we have to cool the

is it hot? it is so hot! we came here to film the story of sheikh kazim al—cowry, a farmer who has been badly affected by climate change and extreme heat. building this scene, i could not believe the temperature i was recording, the ground temperature was upwards of 16 —— 60 degrees. it was like reading and a sauna. you feel trapped. this year has been a very bad here for them. they have been farming, unfortunately for them it turned out to be a very good year. and as a result a lot of people are trying to migrate from this base. but it is really tough conditions to work. i don't think i've ever worked or witnessed 55 degrees. even for me as an iraqi, i am used to high temperatures, this is just too used to high temperatures, this isjust too much. i grew up in iraq, so i thought i was prepared. but in recent years, the weather has changed a lot. it is hot. very hot. the camera is asking me to stop recording. the camera needs... it is asking me to stop recording. the camera needs. . ._ the camera needs..

is it hot? it's so hot! we came to diwanya province to film the story of sheikh kazem al kaabi, a farmer whose area has been affected by climate change and extreme heat. filming this scene, i couldn't believe the temperature i was recording — the ground temperature was upwards of 60 degrees. it was like breathing in a sauna. you feel trapped. this year has been a very bad yearfor them. they have been farming, and unfortunately for them, it didn't turn out to be a very good year. and as a result, a lot of people are trying to migrate from this place. but it is a really tough condition to work — i don't think i have never worked or witnessed 55 degrees. even for me as an iraqi, that i am used to high temperatures, this is just too much. i grew up in iraq, so i thought i was prepared. but in recent years, the weather has changed a lot. it's hot — very hot. the camera is asking me to stop recording. i think you need to put it in the car. yeah. the camera needs... we leave it here? uh-huh. every 15 minutes,

is it hot? it's so hot! we came to al diwanya province to film the story of sheikh kazem al kaabi, a farmer whose area has been affected by climate change and extreme heat. filming this scene, i couldn't believe the temperature i was recording — the ground temperature was upwards of 60 degrees. it was like breathing in a sauna. you feel trapped. this year has been a very bad yearfor them. they have been farming, and unfortunately for them, it didn't turn out to be a very good year. and as a result, a lot of people are trying to migrate from this place. but it is a really tough condition to work — i don't think i have never worked or witnessed 55 degrees. even for me as an iraqi, that i am used to high temperatures, this is just too much. i grew up in iraq, so i thought i was prepared. but in recent years, the weather has changed a lot. it's hot — very hot. the camera is asking me to stop recording. i think you need to put it in the car. yeah. the camera needs... we leave it here? uh-huh. every 15 minut

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is it hot? it's so hot. we came to diwanya province to film the story of sheikh kazem al kaabi, a farmer whose area has been affected by climate change and extreme heat. filming this scene, i couldn't believe the temperature i was recording. the ground temperature was upwards of 60 degrees. it was like breathing in a sauna. you feel trapped. this year has been a very bad yearfor them. they have been farming, and unfortunately for them didn't turn out to be a very good year. and as a result, a lot of people are trying to migrate from this place. but it is a really tough condition to work. i don't think i have never worked, or witnessed 55 degrees. even for me as an iraqi, that i am used to high temperatures, this isjust too much. i grew up in iraq, so i thought i was prepared. but in recent years, the weather has changed a lot. it's hot, very hot. the camera is asking me to stop recording. i think you need to put it in the car? yeah. the camera needs... we leave it here? every 15 minutes, we have to call the

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dogs and i take a look and the hot dogs are purple which ised o. i didn't want to ask because i had a lot of purple drama already, so i look in the garbage, and see that they have expired or what brand, maybe a purple hot dog. >> trevor: you didn't know. >> i had to ask. and the wrappers were under some garbage which made me feel like is she hiding the wrapper, so now, it expired four years ago. the hot dogs expired four years ago and they are hidden am so now what do i do, i don't know how to ta proach this because i'm recognizing something is a little odd from that day. >> trevor: a little. >> so so i said i'm not going to eat the hot dogk i didn't need the details i go around it, she said yrk i told her the hot dogs are purple and she said well, they're fine. and i said they expired four year years ago. she said they were in the freezer. >> i said freezers aren't magic n my head we're having a fun debate on hot dogs and she is like my daughter is go to marry this guy that is nuts. three days ago my friend calls me that her mom called her crying

so for people listening at home the fraud's hot line toll-free number is 1-855-303-9470. i'll say that again. 1-855-303-9470. this hot line would not be possible without the efforts of front line staff receiving these calls and providing advice, which is hard and often heart breaking work. to that end, i'd like to thank jose and jasmine on my staff for their efforts to keep the fraud hot line up and running. this is the first time that ranking member scott and i have released the fraud book together. and i think i can say on his behalf that we're proud to do that and proud to join those who have worked on this -- on the committee for many years. one final point in today's hearing will include senators participating both virtually and in-person. and i guess it's the second time we've done that. we also have votes coming up, so we're hoping to get through at least opening statements by witnesses after ranking member scott's statement. and then we'll see where we are with voting and determine whether we should take a brief recess so we can vote and then come back and continu

and inflation obviously running very hot. the last time it lifted off when it janet yellen was chair, janet yellen, longtime democrat and very much interested in an inclusive economy, was 2015. at that point, the unemployment rate was above 5%, it was 5% in december and 5.1% the month before, the date they were looking at. it is 3.9% now. it may be lower in february. or about the same. they are already running the economy a lot tighter, the labor market a lot higher -- tighter than the last time. taylor: you are echoing comments from recruiter at black wrought -- from rick at blackrock. this is raising a lot of questions in the next couple of months. how important is this when you thinking about inflation and the impacts you talked about on real wages, which are negative? steve: the outlook on inflation is very confused. what is happening to the labor market is pretty clear. it is hot, people are getting big wage gains, particularly at the lower end of the spectrum, and lots of jobs are unfilled. the reasons for the inflation

there were 13 people on board the hot-air balloon at the time. the burner used to power the balloon stopped working and deflated the balloon, causing that balloon to come down. there was a volunteer firefighter on board who helped the pilot hold it up while he tried on land it safely. unfortunately, it fell off the balloon while it was 330 feet in the air. after more than ten years of experience and more than 2,500 flights, sonoma ballooning captain said he is really grateful he had that training that was mandated by the faa. >> glad it was -- >> second nature? >> second nature. there wasn't a lot of time to figure things out up there. it was just instinct and training. >> all right. so amazingly, nobody on board was hurt as that air balloon came down. 13 people though. he said the faa is looking into what caused that burner to stop working. clearly that balloon is grounded while the investigation is underway. but if you're afraid of heights, this story won't help at all. >> i'm just grateful they could get down safely. >> and staying calm. >> ye

explode, our nation is likely weeks from reaching omicron's devastating peak with nearly every state a hot spot, the u.s. is closing in on 700,000 new cases a day, nearly triple last year's surge pfizer's new vaccine would target omicron and other variants already circulating >> this vaccine will be ready in march. i don't know if we will need it. i don't know how it will be used, bu ready. >> reporter: in recent weeks, infections have exploded off the charts, some 35.5 million cases just this month. while most infections are mild and don't require hospitalization, in areas first hard hit by omicron, there is now a dramatic spike in covid-related fatalities >> this is the more stressed i have been in weeks with cases more in a week than in a month, let alone in a day. >> reporter: six weeks ago, omicron is decimating the work force and quickly spreading among children cases tripling with half a million kids infected the first week of january. it comes amid a shortage of hospital staff. >> we have hundreds of doctors and nurses that have covid many hospitals are overwhelmed. >> reporter: th

a hot mike mishap. the u. s. president is overheard insulting a fox news reporter. we'll get the details from our correspondence in washington. ah, i'm see me. so misconduct is good to have you with us. british prime minister boris johnson is fighting for political survival after london's metropolitan police said they are opening an investigation and to parties at 10 downing street that breached cove at 19 lockdown restrictions. that's in addition to an internal inquiry that could be published within hours. meanwhile, coles for johnson's resignation over the party. gates scandal are growing louder by the day bonus. johnson is under fire again for attending his own birthday party. at downing street in june 2020 a party that broke lockdown rules at the time. london's metropolitan police have now launched an inquiry into a series of possible locked on breeches and borders. johnson's office and residence deut. welcome permits, decision to conduct his own investigation. but as i believe this will help to giv

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well sale at the sometimes it's too hot and they been it's too cold. yeah. the carl, both then the rest don't miss to so dad, it's dramatic and unprecedented. they are so that i'm off with the saw me are faced with a dilemma. they're being asked to give up land in order to prevent further climate change. they think others should be making sacrifices to oh me. yeah, through for now, we'll have to get that debate. thanks. what nature can give us? give them the 2, that's what we need to concentrate on. instead of plunging, it's what assess national. her nephew, carl johan, lucy is arraigned there herder and a professional camera man who documents saw me culture and traditions. he's lost hope about the future of free range, reindeer hurting. he believes he'll be the last in his family to do it. grandma for my yoke sat vod vase. i did a not, it depends what you mean by reindeer herding. i ain't that ann, for for me it's not reindeer herding. if you buy feed and give it to the animals all winter, the way they do in many parts of finland. cool, like with cattle, ho

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that he played some really good tennis as well and was too hot.— well and was too hot. that you very much indeed- _ well and was too hot. that you very much indeed. some _ well and was too hot. that you very much indeed. some of _ well and was too hot. that you very much indeed. some of the - well and was too hot. that you very much indeed. some of the shots. i chelsea can reclaim second place in the premier league tonight, with a win over brighton at the amex. the blues have fallen 13 points behind league leaders manchester city. alistair bruce ball is there for us. the fixtures keep on coming. the chelsea minister not very pleased. —— manager. the bottom line is he knows his team have got to win to stay within viewing distance of the leaders. chelsea are currently 13 points behind. it wasn't that way in the first couple months. chelsea matic flying start. —— made a. just four wins in matic flying start. —— made a. just fourwins in their matic flying start. —— made a. just four wins in their last 12 games. the schedule has played a part. they've been tr

hot dog. the world will never know. pink's hot dogs representative today present to the la zoo with a check for $3,000 at the la zoo. and abovian. >> and the fans are being encouraged to celebrate betty white to buy a donating to animal causes because white, of course, was such a huge animal lover people donating $5 or more to animal shelters or the humane society is part of the so-called betty white challenge. that includes the bay area. we talk to the founder of a senior dog rescue in san francisco. it's called much phil about white star-studded support. >> she loved animals at one point in her life, she had 26 dogs living in her and that's me. >> so, you >> really, it is a day for, you know, all of us to really, you know, think about kindness. think about sharing. find this. and and that that extends to our now move families as well. >> since whites passing many animal shelters have received an outpouring of kind donations that money that will help care for thousands of animals, and bill, which shelters about 80 dogs

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at this time of year, it is who is healthy and who is hot. when you see the logos side by side, it makes you think about the old times. it makes your mind wander to the historic games, legendary players who have battled in the postseason for these two franchises. it is crazy to think that they have not met since the 1994 playoffs. that will change on sunday. the 49ers are hot right now. they have won seven of the final nine to sneak into the postseason. they snuck in last second. the first postseason game since the 2020 super bowl loss against kansas city. the window looks like it may have shut halfway through the year but the core from that team, they figured it out. this time, they had the highest of aspirations for their postseason run. >> when i am just speaking in context to somebody, i say back in 2019 when we went to the super bowl. i cannot wait to say and 22 or whatever when we won the super bowl. it has a lot better ring to it than when we went to the super bowl. so, trying to change up that w word from went to win. it definitely is

deep beneath our feet in the center of our planet, it's extremely hot. hot, liquid rock is constantly being pushed upward. i can escape through surface resulting planet is similar in structure to a peach. has a thin skin flush underneath and i picked in the middle. ah, the earth's pit or core in the center has a temperature of about 6000 degrees celsius and contains radioactive elements that release heat much of that heat dates back to the earth's beginnings when dust and other rocky particles drew together and condensed to form a planet at that time, all the components, metals, rocks, water, and gases, we're well mixed. over time, the heavier materials, like ion nickel and radioactive elements sunk to the center. this radioactive fuel can continue to heat the earth for billions of years. and a 3000 kilometer thick at mantle and shows that very little heat escapes. it's a bit like a fair moss flask that keeps drinks hot. even outer space only extracts heat from the earth very slowly. and space is very cold. about $2.00 kelvin, or about minus $270.00 degrees celsius, a lot colder than

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joe biden, in hot water after a hot mike mishap the u. s. president is overheard insulting a fox news reporter. we'll get the details from our correspondent or washington and a small victory for human rights activists at the australian open tennis tournament . but who is and where is punch way? ah, i'm soon, nissan was gone. that's good to have you with us. in the you. k. all eyes are on prime minister, is johnson police are now investigating allegations that parties were held at downing street that breached cobit 19 lockdown restrictions. johnson now faces perhaps the biggest crisis of his leadership, with calls for his resignation growing louder by the day. bonus. johnson is under fire again for attending his own birthday party. at downing street in june 2020 a party that broke lockdown rules at the time. london, metropolitan police have now launched an inquiry into a series of possible locked on breaches at borders. johnson's office and residents enjoy well cook permits, decision to conduct his own investigation. but as i believe this

so this will no longer be a hot spot, but that was there since around one. and this morning, if you're heading into the city right now, maze to the fremont street exit about 8 minutes for your drive time. there are no major delays along 5, a and a richmond center fell bridge traveling out of richmond. you're looking at 8 minute commute for you. and as you head across towards the peninsula view, the san mateo bridge about 13 minutes for your drive. james, back to you. all right. thank you very much. rain it. back to the headlines now. alameda county sheriffs are looking for a suspect was caught on home surveillance video. >> trying to steal a van from a home owner's driveway. this happened right near santa maria avenue in castro valley. and now one neighbor sharing this video after seeing the same suspect target multiple cars in the neighborhood kron four's taylor act with the story. >> home surveillance video caught this man red-handed trying to steal this van from a neighbor's driveway in castro valley near santa maria avenue daisy who didn't want to reveal

i'm trying to remember hot mic moments but i'm not sure. >> yes it did. first of all, acosta would have shown up in a neck brace but been represented by michael -- it did, in the 2000 campaign when bush ran for president, he was at a mic and he referred to a reporter from the "new york times" named adam climber as a major league, began with an a, two little curly letters and rhymed with troll to which dick cheney when he heard that said "big time" and that became a thing. >> greg: yes, but the difference was -- and you showed it with the trump tape -- where bush, it was personality, which was always a guy that could throw elbows under the board, snap a towel at you, people knew that was bush in character, um, but joe biden is just weird. >> yeah, cranky. >> greg: he's supposed to be this kind of older, congenial man. when he says something like that, it worked for trump, it worked for bush, even though it was inadvertent for bush, it's definitely advertent for trump, whatever that is. >> what's the opposite of inadvertent, advertent? >> it worked for trum

anthony fauci's hot mic moment is only adding to tension. hospitals are sounding alarm. >> situation so concerning, sonoma county, california, is banning large gatherings, urging people to stay home. >> faith has the latest on the hearing. >> good morning, got testy at times. dr. anthony fauci even heard calling a senator a moron. tense exchanges between dr. anthony fauci and republicans on capitol hill, fuelling more divisions as the government struggles to respond to the covid surge. >> you're so misinformed, it's extraordinary. >> reporter: a hot mic caught dr. anthony fauci calling roger marshall a moron after he questioned about him financial disclosures, already public information. >> there's an air of appearance that maybe shen anigans are goig on. >> what are you talking about? my financial disclosures are public knowledge and have been so. you are getting amazingly wrong information. >> our office can't find them. where would they be if -- >> it's accessible to you. >> to the public? >> to the public. >> reporter: then the hot mic m

well, right there, long-range weather forecast, hot, hot, and more hot. that actually is going to be the case. looking at the next 24 hours, the red color showing the temperatures in the 40s. overnight won't be in the 40s. once again going to the day on saturday, we're talking about the heat in place. up toward the north, we've been talking about leftover tiffany moving over northern areas of australia. it's hanging around and continued to move with lots of rain associated. be on the lookout. we're looking toward another system, cody, moving toward the south. heavy rainfall as this storm comes your direction as we go into the first part of next week. looking at the forecast here, 40s in places like alice springs. thunderstorms toward the north. looking at 30 in sydney with some thunderstorms coming up on saturday. meanwhile, we're talking about plenty of snowfall here. some locations getting around 76 centimeters of snow. some locations seeing snow 2 to 3 meters on the ground. and we are talking about the snow starting to wrap up. we're still going to see

they're actually more worried about a hot war. that's all from this edition of global questions from the arsenal in kyiv. until the next time, from me, zeinab badawi, and the rest of the global questions team, goodbye. applause. hello there. we've got a much colder day of weather coming up today. it was yesterday that we had a cold front bring a bit of patchy rain southwards. as that cleared, we had a fine end to the day in hampshire — a lovely sunset here. for northern scotland, though, it was quite a turbulent day. gusty winds, and those winds have been bringing in some snow showers to shetland, we've seen some in 0rkney and, more recently, across the north of the mainland as well. that will leave a risk of some icy patches here as we get into the first part of thursday morning with the frost otherwise pretty widespread. for many of us, though, the skies will be clear. now, any showers in northern scotland very quickly will lose their wintriness and turn back to rain. some very slightly less cold air works in here. and for mos

tips for your bucket list in romantic corner. chat. hot spot for food, and some great cultural memorials to boot d w, travel. all we go the green. do you feel worried about the planet we to i'm neil. host of the on the green fence, both cost and to me it's clear. we need to change the solutions or out the join me for a deep dive into the green transformation. for me to do. full of them with, [000:00:00;00] with is leave unwell stories, indonesia, 8 for cove at 19 orphans, germany, angular michaels biggest fan. but we start in uganda is tourism sector was on the verge of collapse as foreign visitors stayed away due to corona virus restrictions . then a resourceful entrepreneur had an innovative idea. mount el, gone an eastern uganda is an untouched piece of nature. the old volcano is 4300 meters high. it slopes are neat hotspot for africa, the young generation of travellers. ah, no, we're doing up certainly. why? oh, a 100. okay. you carry. why did, why did it all the way through the boy? oh, leave young boy love the address in a rush. they want to enjoy nature that they were to enjoy it

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is hot inflation fully priced? michael: i defer to ira on the fully priced idea, but it would say the fed probably think that is at this point because we have not had a secret about the fact that the fed is going to be raising rates, and they have talked more and more about it as the weeks go on. it is more a question of what is the price, what is the appropriate price for each of the different tenors. that is what the market is trying to figure out. jay powell noted that yesterday, talking about the fact that the markets tend to overreact and be somewhat volatile as they try to piece together where they should be on these things. it has been to and a half years since this round began, two years, and then we went for seven or eight years before that at zero rates. so what is the actual price? what is a 5-year note actually worth? guy: let's talk about what the fed's job is going to be going forward. we heard it articulated yesterday by the fed chair, jay powell, up for llama nation -- up for renomination. he talked

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we got some hot tips for your bucket list, a magic corner. hot spot for food. and some great cultural memorials to booth w travel off. we go 30 years after the soviet union collapsed. they were born in the middle of unrest. young people that now live in independent countries. what remains of the soviet ideology and how do they live with its legacy? the dream hope and reality of the breakout generation. reporter to day on d. w. y. a slipping sales and spending a season. americans put the brakes on buying in december, a development that had surprised analysts also on the show energy shortages are threatening many businesses here in germany or hear from some of us. and we take it to venezuela, where the collapse of the countries oil industry has left a legacy of economic hardship and environmental degradation. this is the w visit. i'm janelle de la on welcome you as retail sales dropped by the most in 10 months, missing expectations. 10 months in december, that is the us commerce department pointed to a 1.9 percent decline in the final month of the year. it's thou

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they're more worried about a hot war. that's all from this edition of global questions from the arsenal in kyiv. until the next time, from me, zeinab badawi, and the rest of the global questions team, goodbye. hello, there. if your thoughts are turning to the week ahead, it looks likely that we are going to see frost and fog returning across central and southern england. we have got a weak weather front clearing away, but as those skies continue to clear, temperatures will fall away. not so the case further north and west. a bit more of a westerly feed driving in more cloud and moisture here, so temperatures will hold up around 3—6 degrees with some light drizzle, but further south we could see temperatures below freezing. so, early morning frost and fog will gradually lift. not a bad day in prospect on monday. sparkling blue sky and sunshine for most. always to the far north and west of scotland we will see a little more in the way of cloud, and perhaps some patchy drizzle from time to time, but in terms of the feel of