an entrepreneur, risk taker north dakota company. the largest powerplant not only saving 300 jobs at the plant itself but is saving 500 jobs indentured over 1100 megawatts will remain on the grid not only good news for us but minnesota who gets 45% of their electricity from north dakota but good news for dallas, texas the next time he gets hold. this deal would out of happened if we did not have the associated carbon capture project that the states been working on for over a decade if we did have the regulatory framework and the ability to put our largest scandal on windfarm to also take when entergy and proceed down the improve line this is that all above energy approach. there are 70 people to think on this started with entrepreneurs, stacy snyder and their tenacity overcoming 20 different things as were put in front of the place, and his instrumental role. leading the charge of this example, let's give everybody a hand for making this happen. [applause] >> we are well on our way towards meeting our carbon neutral goal for 2030 rea

has been pressing for the closure of the north stream to pipeline something that particularly all our shorts didn't want to hear anything about yeah, well, love shelves. his line for the longest time was always that north stream to this very, very controversial pipeline project. and then came russia to germany was a purely commercial project. and effectively the understanding being from a point of view that, that it's not for government to get to get mixed into this could of course, the pressure now with the situation going on between russia. ukraine is on their totally different level of what he started saying now of the past couple of weeks is that everything would be up for discussion that the american side is being far more explicit than that though. and tony blinking the secretary of state who was just in just a few weeks ago, he stood here and said explicitly that north street too is leverage for the entire west in this situation. jake sullivan, joe biden, this talk for him. policy advice was on american television yesterday saying that no tree too would not go into opperation i

one for north bay mountains. winds will pick up more and more later on today, especially for the coastline because of this wind advisories are in effect through thursday morning. and those deeper orange areas and upper elevations, the north bay, those are high wind warnings which are also in effect during that same time and where we'll see the strongest of guest. now, today's daytime highs will be on the cooler side, mostly in the upper 50's to just barely low 60's that paired with those windy conditions is going make for a brisk feel to it on like the warmth we've had lately today and tomorrow are windiest as well as or coolest days. so days to keep the jackets with you. we start to warm things up into the beginning of the weekend and winds will be calm by then. that's going make for a beautiful weekend. just around the corner monday of next week, flirting with the 70's. no rainfall in sight just yet. we could certainly use it. but a nice forecast, especially towards the lateer half of this one rain. john, thank

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and they are very, very sensitive to the north and they attempt to work in the north and in various ways that can be constructed. and they're desperately trying to be helpful. what's appearing to annoy union as amman, julie, the reality is that the irish government is slowly and steadily doing the decent thing and moving, moving us steadily towards a new fashion in ireland. a new agreed ireland. i'm not quite sure how that will work out. there's a lot of debate, a lot of discussion to be hard, but i think they risk government are doing as much as they can. no unionism would say, unionism would accuse the irish government have not been engaged enough for not doing this or not. but you know, please things are on a spectrum, a continuous spectrum. and he can demand more engagement today and then deny and not one that can gauge meant tomorrow and has to be consistent. and i honestly think that there's an of substantial degree of consistency coming in from their risk government. and how about the british government from a democrat to union this perspective, they would have the plenty of reaso

an entrepreneur, risk taker north dakota company. the largest powerplant not only saving 300 jobs at the plant itself but is saving 500 jobs indentured over 1100 megawatts will remain on the grid not only good news for us but minnesota who gets 45% of their electricity from north dakota but good news for dallas, texas the next time he gets hold. this deal would out of happened if we did not have the associated carbon capture project that the states been working on for over a decade if we did have the regulatory framework and the ability to put our largest scandal on windfarm to also take when entergy and proceed down the improve line this is that all above energy approach. there are 70 people to think on this started with entrepreneurs, stacy snyder and their tenacity overcoming 20 different things as were put in front of the place, and his instrumental role. leading the charge of this example, let's give everybody a hand for making this happen. [applause] >> we are well on our way towards meeting our carbon neutral goal for 2030 rea

and perhaps the north and west of scotland. sunnier skies further south, lifting temperatures to 12 or 13 celsius but double figures across the board. things won't cool down too quickly when the sun sets because we have a fair amount of cloud, a breeze around overnight as well and the odd spot of drizzly rain continuing, particularly for northern ireland and scotland. overnight temperatures six to eight celsius does not thursday morning. through the day tomorrow, fairly similar to today in that most places are predominantly dry, a few splashes of light rain working slowly eastwards, a little more sunshine then we have seen todayis more sunshine then we have seen today is a breeze is increasing and helping to break up the cloud. you will notice the strength of the win tomorrow, especially towards the north—west we have a cold front moving in. gusts here later in the day reaching 50 or 60 mph with the arrival of that rain. squally winds there. breezy further south as well but mild, ten or 11 celsius. cold air moving in behind t

an easy drive out of the north bay. a smooth flow right here and a little slowing on the golden gate bridge. there was a crew that just cleared the cones. they're getting ready to move the center divide over the next half hour. the bay bridge shows a crystal clear view and a great drivement back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> from far away, san francisco skyline glistens, but on the ground a different story. homelessness, drugs and crime darken the streets. >> our investigative unit finds out what needs to be done to move the city forward. this morning we want to give you a sneak peak at our new streaming series "saving san francisco". >> even if i scream, no one is going to hear me. >> i just know he's going to come back here. >> he's hearing these voices telling him to do these things. >> do you think he's become obsessed with you? >> yes, i do, and so do the detectives. >> i just keep expecting him to be dead and every day i wonder, if he does die, would i even know? >> it's frightening. it's creepy. there's this guy w

after driving just a few kilometers, he reaches one of the check points between north and south, where he will have to present his id and vehicle registration to the turkish officers. taking pictures at the checkpoint is prohibited. oh, in 1974, a coup d'etat lead to turkey's military intervention. in cyprus, the island was divided into the ethnic greek south. now the internationally recognized republic of cyprus and the turkish republic of northern cyprus recognized only by turkey. the 2 parts are separated by a buffer zone, monitored by the united nations. so far, every initiative towards reunification had failed. many greek cypriots refused to set foot and the turkish occupied north border was on the other hand keeps returning to it. his family was expelled from their home thereafter the islands division. he believes in the importance of communication between greek and turkish cypriots. although on this morning, he's feeling outraged. the evening before he received an email informing him that one of the buildings legally belonging to his family was slated for demolition. just outsid

and also gusty winds for the north bay. dry weather continues as we still see this large area of high pressure and these areas of low pressure moving very close by, just to the east of us. that's creating a pressure gradient, when you have high pressure close to low pressure, and it was good to see the snowpack measurement yesterday. still not too bad at 92% of average. we do know that it does continue to go down with each day of dry weather and that will continue into the weekend. our temperatures are going up into the mid-60s. mike, how is it looking now with the wind advisories out there going on? >> we advise about wind as well. the chp, if you look at the map, we're talking about bay and antioch bridge. the big view shows a smooth, easy flow of traffic. there may be a new incident popping up in san jose, so we'll check on whatever is going on near 101 and 680. i'm going to focus on freemont. highway 84, the connecter through the niles canyon area, looking typical for the construction with 680 and mission boulevard alte

in the north bay, you're looking at the closure for the real mccoy ferry. that will go on for months. if you're going to get on or off, keep that in mind. the rest o slowly. a patch of fog in brentwood, discovery bay, so keep that in mind. >>> happening today, san francisco police arrested a sergeant daven cole last november. officers say that he robbed the pharmacy there looking for painkillers. in an interview with nbc bay area his attorney admitted he was addicted to painkillers that started a decade ago when he was bit by a dog. he's due in court today for a preliminary hearing. >>> a new government assessment finds russia could invade ukraine at any time. president biden is scheduled to meet germany's leader at the white house today. >> reporter: with the first wave of u.s. troops already on the ground in europe -- >> any message to the troops in poland and their families, sir? >> reporter: -- the white house is sending a dire warning. we're in a window where something could happen that is a military escalation and invasion of ukraine could happen at a

north bay coast, low 50s, similar to pacifica and half moon bay. further north, mid to upper 50s for northern sonoma and napa counties. temperatures return to near- normal on friday and saturday. that means low to mid 60s for the entire bay area. we stay there sunday with mark cloud cover on sunday, but a slight chance of even a passing shower for the second half of the weekend. the best chance will be along the coast and north of the golden gate, the same place he will have the best chance for a passing shower on wednesday. neither system looks impressive. we will keep her eyes on it over the next several days. be ready for the cold temperatures tomorrow morning and friday morning, then we should return to what is normal for late february over the weekend. >>> even the sheriff said you can't make this stuff up. see where it would be thief tried to stash a crossbow. service cbs neou e full interview with former u.s. women's soccer player and graduate, danielle slayton on the settlement for equal pay. >>> our producers wanted to share a couple of vi

and potentially even a preemptive strike on north korea. should it look like they were going to launch some type of missile? so again, very different positions of these, of the north korea, from the, to front runners in the, in the election here. and what sort of a campaign has it been so far, frank? well, the campaign, you know, well it officially started today. it has been sort of going on for a couple of weeks. they've already had a debate. they're going to have at least 3 more debates, but official campaigning did start today. i saw some trucks out on the street, and of course, you know, some music. and we're going to see some dancing, of course, with these trucks and, and the candidates up on trucks speaking to, to crowds around the country. they plan on actually traversing the country. all major candidates are, are campaigning, both in soul and then moving out of school right away. also, interesting. today i was at one of the demonstrations. and at that demonstration there was some, some head shaving. they were small businesses that a

the north bay, the winds are stronger in the north bay. a high wind warning in effect e xt 48 hours north wind is well above 65 miles an hour. i do want to focus on the north bay. there you can see the offshore wind really racing down the hillsides. 30 to 40 miles an hour. throughout the day the ebb and flow, but the wind is very active. we are watching this closely with elevated fire concerns because we have been in a dry pattern even though we had a great start the storm season we have not seen rain in three weeks. upper 50's to lower 60's with an offshore wind event. tonight, windy and temperatures mainly in the 40's. the next seven days is all about the gusty winds today and tomorrow. wind will relax early thursday but the driving pattern matching -- marches on. reggie: "the new york times" bought the game wordle. it has a new five letter word every day and players have six chances to figure it out. users will often post how any guesses it took them. the new york times say the game will initially remain free and has not decided on any

to the north of it, it's brighter with sunshine and blustery showers. these are wintry on the hills of scotland, and it will be windy here. further south, also quite breezy, but dry with sunny spells, a bit more cloud for wales and southwest england. a blustery day, as you can see across the board, but gusts will be reaching in excess of 50 mph across northern scotland into the northern isles. temperatures in single digits, to the north of the weather front to the south of it, 11 to maybe 14 celsius, so very mild indeed, particularly where you get the sunny spells. through tuesday night, that weather front hangs around through central areas, outbreaks of rain on it, slowly pushing southwards into england and wales, to the north of it, again, further snow showers. and these will be blustery, accumulating snow on the hills of scotland. very windy here, breezy in the south where it'll stay mild. so, into wednesday, then, that weather front slowly pushing its way southwards across england and wales. again, the mild air to the south of it, but more areas wil

north korean missile launches was not mentioned. that is an unforced error by the administration should >> increased pressure? >> i think there is a role for sanctions here but certainly pressure is not going to change north korea's calculus. it is clear they are moving forward with our technical capabilities and they are willing to accept the political consequences that come with it. especially right now when china and russia are n in agreement these measures rise to the level of unified international response, i think it calls for how do we get back to negotiations? how do we get back to a place and create incentives for north korea to make different decisions? weaning on the pressure is only continuing this track of development. >> incentives? >> we know the incentive track does not lead to negotiations. that is with a history tells us. north korea response to pressure. china response to pressure when the u.s. sanctions chinese banks, chinese individuals, chinese companies, russian banks, russian individuals. the sanctions the bi

i don't think i find it any harder or easier as a north korean defector. but many defect to struggle with some, even returning to the north this scheme is a to help them with business startups with the white a gold of closer integration between north. ready and south there was, i am convinced decision opportunity for people like you and future generations to dream big and initiate change across the korean peninsula that me when and community startup business to produce goods and services for both the north and south can help reduce the psychological distance between the 2, korea se his with, with into korean relations currently in a deep freeze, even small initiatives, it seems keep alive the hope of closer ties. one day. rob mcbride, elgin's era, sol, pharmacies from the association of south east asian nations have discussed how to restore pace in me. emma, at a meeting in the cambodian capital p on pen florence louis has been following events from colonial. the crisis in myanmar has exposed divisions within our psion . now once again, myanmar military go

north korea's leader kimjong—un has good news to announce. he is handling the construction of the first of 50,000 apartments. this is were 10,000 of them will be built, as part of the state's five—year plan. this comes as north korea is facing mounting economic problems, suffering from international sanctions its weapons programme and the pandemic, which has meant a significant cut in trade with china, previously a major economic lifeline. earlierthis previously a major economic lifeline. earlier this month, the country's parliament pledged to develop the economy and improve people's livelihoods, to alleviate what it called a persevering struggle against the sanctions. courtney bembridge, bbc news. the biggest event in american football will kick off in los angeles in a few minutes' time. around 100 million people worldwide are expected to tune in to watch the cincinnati bengals take on the los angeles rams at the super bowl. a star—studded line—up is planned for the half—time show that's become as important as the game. the match is

delays ahead in the north bay for the ferry. the real mccoy ferry will be stopping service through march when repairs are done. that is an annual thing that goes on, more than annual, but that will be an issue at the border of rio vista and walnut grove. also in the north bay, i've circled west 80 at tennessee, there is a disabled big rig and that may cause distraction, although the sensors don't show it. they show slowing west 37 that has started already. counter-commute, northbound 101 at st. vincent, there's another crash reported off the roadway. there's fog that kari is talking about, the yellow highlighting from novato and north to santa rosa. the rest of the bay looks smooth as far as the speed sensors. there's a new incident near the done barton bridge. i'll check it out. >>> new tensions this morning at the ukraine/russia border. scott mcgrew is following developments. >> indeed, top security advisers are advising the president that russia could invade any day now. we'll have the latest. >> reporter: the wealthy communi

we are hearing some about it, and particularly in north america... we have talked about this quite a lot — tell us why you think we ought to be looking at it even more closely! it is no longer something happening just in the us and canada, right? what is remarkable about it is how the because of the rise of social media, instant access to news and what is happening, this is really something that has been spreading around the world, this kind of idea that, through protest by truckers and blocking key infrastructure, this could really bring governments to their knees, so you had this happening in australia, new zealand, where the parliament in wellington was being besieged by a lot of truckers, and attempts at this in france. and there's even talk that perhaps in vienna this is happening, so i find it really tricky. dissent in a democracy needs to be tolerated. it is important that people who have opposing views can express those views, sometimes even in ways that inconvenience others. you have now, though, a state of emergency in the state of ontari

and potentially even a preemptive strike on north korea. should it look like they were going to launch some type of missile? so again, very different positions of these, of the north korea, from the, to front runners in the, in the election here. and what sort of a campaign has it been so far, frank? well, the campaign, you know, well it officially started today. it has been sort of going on for a couple of weeks. they've already had a debate. they're going to have at least 3 more debates, but official campaigning did start today. i saw some, some st. trucks out on the street, and of course, you know, some music and we're going to see some dancing, of course, with these trucks and, and the candidates up on trucks speaking to, to crowds around the country. they plan on actually traversing the country. all major candidates are, are campaigning, both in soul and then moving out of school right away. also, interesting. today i was at one of the demonstrations. and at that demonstration there was some, some head shaving. they were small business

north korea is watching this. it's a complex set of issues around north korea's proliferation. we worry about them selling technology, transferring technology and purchasing technology. it's a complicated issue and to get back to where we began. this is really a china issue. we should think about these arsenals collectively. in the end, i don't believe there was a meeting between myself and chairman can or between the president and chairman kim where, in the 72 hours preceding that, chairman kim hadn't spoken or visit physically with xi. >> let me ask you a broader question. i think it is something a lot of experts eventually get to once you've been studying north korea for so long. it seems like a lot of experts that say something to the effect that, north korea's policy is never going to give up its nuclear weapons. it seems like it would be very difficult to craft the type of incentives that would be necessary for kim jong-un to get that same level of security as nuclear weapons. could we ever find ourselves in a situation or an american president would say, i'm not going to

that cooler air has been to the north of us. it'll be pushing southwards beyond this weather front, which, overnight, only slowly works its way southwards and eastwards, the mildest air becoming confined to the southern half of england and wales as we start wednesday morning. a chilly start further north with some ice in places, covering of snow and the showers overnight in scotland. those wintry showers continuing through the day here and on the hills and northern ireland, best of the sunshine to the south and east. brightening up in northern england, north wales through the morning, and after a damp start through the rest of wales and the midlands, should turn brighter into the afternoon. but after a bright start in southern areas, it turns cloudier and damper, breezier, too. strongest of the winds with gusts in excess of 50—60 mph across the north, where it could feel colder than four or five celsius would suggest. still holding onto that milder air in southernmost counties. where we'll continue see clouds and rain into the

mainly in the low 50s and mid-50s for parts of the north bay and as we go down to morgan hill, that's the cool spot, 40 degrees and as we go into the rest forecast, we are going to see the temperatures warming up from the upper 40s to low 50s and low 60s at lunchtime and then going into the middle of the day. we're looking at highs that will reach into the upper 60s and a few spots hitting 70 degrees. we will talk more about that in the forecast coming up. mike, any issues for early morning commuters. >> one less to worry about. we're looking over to the caldecott tunnel. it's open now. caltranz crew cleared it overnight throughout north bay, across the bridges, a great drive and the venetian bridge, scott mcgrew, watch out for the palm trees. no warning from chp but scott mcgrew has his eyes on the trees and the road. over to you. >> thanks, mike. we're moving you to big developments on the covid front. today, governor newsom planning to announce his new plan on how we transition from a pandemic to an endemic. this would mean that we deal with covid on a regular basis, like we do wit

and the heaviest of that rain will be well to the north of us. as we get a look at what we're expecting in the bay area, it's going to be fairly light with parts of the north bay possibly getting about a quarter to half inch of rain, but take a look at the shades of blue, which indicate about a trace of rain for next week. and that's over the next ten days. and that's not good news with the upgrade of the drought yesterday, especially in the north bay. we go on with more dry weather for the weekend. temperatures warming up, highs reaching into the upper 60s. we're hoping that things do change over the next few days and we get more rain. we'll keep that in the forecast for next week. mike, how is it looking heading around the bay area and especially for those trouble spots this morning? >> they've calmed down and that's great. but we do have a build. the bay bridge toll plaza you don't see the build, but it is slow past the toll plaza and approaching the metering lights, which have been activated. they were active since 6:30. that's a very gradual

that low pressure moves through the uk and drives down more of a north to north—west wind. clump of showers, wintering as over the hills. leaving away on monday. some brighter weather following. away on monday. some brighter weatherfollowing. the away on monday. some brighter weather following. the wind will ease but it will feel chilly with highs of 9—12 c. this is bbc news. the headlines... concern that russia may be about to launch a major war in europe is dominating talks between western leaders at the munich security conference in germany. the european commission president ursula von der leyen accused moscow of a "blatant attempt to rewrite the rules of the international order". russian—backed separatists in eastern ukraine have declared a full military mobilisation, after two days of heavy shelling across the ceasefire line with the ukrainian army. ukraine says they are trying to create a pretext for a russian invasion. canadian police have made at least a hundred arrests as they move to end a truck drivers' blockade of the capital, 0ttawa. ten people have been ki

clearskies, lighterwinds, but further north it'll be turning wetter and windier. that's because we've got this very large, deep area of low pressure sitting out in the north atlantic, and that'll be influencing the weather across much of the north and the west of the country. so wet, windy across scotland and northern ireland for wednesday. see some wintriness over the scottish hills there. gales in exposure across the northwest. for england and wales, a little bit of cloud, one or two showers for western england and wales. otherwise, quite a lot of dry and bright weather around, and it will be breezy here, as well, but not as windy as further north. and top temperatures again reaching around ten or maybe 11 degrees. now this weather front sinking south across the country on thursday is a cold front — it'll introduce much colder air as it pushes its way southwards. it'll be lying across central, southern, eastern parts of england thursday morning — could see a bit of sleet on this back edge as it eventually clears away. and then it's a brighter day with sunshi

they were, the north koreans would make crystal math or fake $100.00 bills. but clearly they're moving with the times and they see an opportunity here, crypto currency. and recent years, you've seen a number of cyber attacks using malware and fishing and things like that on clearly the sophistication level has increased now where they're, where they're able to access crypto currency on hundreds of millions of dollars worth of it. yeah, i mean the year and says $50000000.00 loan stolen the last 2 years. how does the process work? well, basically a lot of it goes through an organization called the surveillance general, which is the, the secret service. and they, they've coordinating with a hacking group called lazarus, which has been, which has been targeted by u. s. security officials. and they say that's one of the most sophisticated of the cyber criminals. and then they go for hot wallets, which is where people store their crypto currency in wallets that are connected to the internet. and then using fishing, malware and various other things, they seem to be

to the north of it, cold with some wintry showers. to the south, things turning a bit milder again. 10 or 11 degrees. now, it looks like that front will push a little further southwards into sunday with some outbreaks of rain. windy weather once again. to the south of the weather front, we have the mild air in place. to the north of it, cold with some wintry showers. temperatures for 12 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines: the soaring cost of energy: typical household bills are going up by almost £700 a year. the chancellor unveils measures to soften the blow, including a £200 discount on bills. what we can do is take the sting out of a significant price shock for millions of families by making sure the increase in prices is smaller initially and spread over a longer period. this energy crisis has not happened overnight. it's a decade of dither and delay from the party opposite that has brought us to this point. the bank of england raises interest rates again to 0.5%. amid a new row over post brexit trade arrangements in northe

i without the governments renewed focus on the north?— focus on the north? i think what ha--ens focus on the north? i think what happens is _ focus on the north? i think what happens is there's _ focus on the north? i think what happens is there's been - focus on the north? i think what happens is there's been this - focus on the north? i think what| happens is there's been this idea focus on the north? i think what i happens is there's been this idea of leveling out that it's been quite useful for the funding. leveling out that it's been quite usefulfor the funding. i come leveling out that it's been quite useful for the funding. i come from cornwall originally, a whole county affected by deprivation issues and when i was growing up down here it's a play she will likely to leave. i think it's a positive step that the government is recognising the inequalities that are notjust in the southwest but in the northwest in somewhere like morecambe. we think there is a wealth of talent and potential in the regions and they don't necessarily need hand—outs, what t

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many greek cypriots refused to set foot and the turkish occupied north. florida was on the other hand, keeps returning to it. his family was expelled from their home thereafter the islands division. he believes in the importance of communication between greek and turkish cypriots. although on this morning, he's feeling outraged. the evening before he received an email informing him that one of the buildings legally belonging to his family was slated for demolition. just outside of dan's in his hometown. from uh, gustavo, the news was deeply upsetting about emails, et cetera. so if for the future from august, i will be demolishing buildings that belong to either a people or shall with them knowing to whom these buildings belong. and then i, i don't see much of a future and i think that the public statements made it towards the will window, inspect the lives and properties of the former was for people i don't. but in this is the building in question, a multi story residential house. built in the 19 seventy's florida has never been inside. the building is cu

the north has been under turkish occupation for almost 50 years. all moves towards reunification to date have failed. turkish president regime type ardon and the north cypriots government regularly showcased their military strength. while at the same time, extending a hand for reconciliation, rural us, the owners of these buildings ought to be fireside during the week of the matter brought to a resolution cult. oh, the matter in question concerns primarily. the ver rocher resort on the outskirts of from augusta. ah, ever since the division of cyprus, it's been in an off limits military zone and abandoned ghost town, frozen in time. i back in the 19 sixty's for russia was a high class. the 3rd resort that attracted the rich and famous from the world over only recently has music returned of a ro shown weekends. the turkish authorities have opened the deserted town to visitors, andreas lord, those took the opportunity to inspect his families, properties, one among them. this hotel, the golden marianna. it used to be one of the most elegant hotels here

so what is north string to? it's a russia to germany gas pipeline, but it is 100 percent owned and operated by chrome and controlled stayed on enterprise gas from the gas from is run by the kremlin gas from then creating a shell company to operate the pipeline known as north string to a g, it is 100 percent owned and operated by chrome and control gas from albeit physically located in switzerland and then in a vain attempt to allow this project to move forward under you law. and i think there's big question marks and whether it can do ownership on bungling and it can do 3rd party access just a few weeks ago. north turn to a g created its own subsidiary in germany called gas for europe gan bay. ha. so it doesn't matter, you know, up and down the scale. it's the father, the son, and the holy ghost of gas from your gas, from of north 3 to a genial gas for europe. they're all gas from no matter how far down you go. and so that's something that folks need to know. this is a russian project, not a german project in th

but china has called on the us to engage in dialogue with north korea . i diplomatic editor james bay's reports, eden, and new york. she almost kissed at all this propaganda video has been ad in recent days on north korean t. b kim john own is showing off his questions, skills riding at speed on a white horse. but it is the speed of progress his country's making with its nuclear weapons and miss all programs. it's worrying diplomats. there were 9 miss. our launch is in january a record in a month, and the most recent launch was an advanced intermediate range ballistic missile. ambassadors came to a closed door meeting the 3rd this year. before it even started though, the chinese ambassador made it clear he felt there was a vicious circle and the u. s. needed to do more invoking the summits that president trump had held with the korean leader in 20182019. they should come up with more attractive and more practical, more flexible approaches, policies and accents. we have all seen, we have all seen what happened in figure pull. we have all seen what happened

north stream would kick that up to four. i want to ask you something about something you said in recent days. where you said for the biden administration and nato the time for talk should be over. it is time for action. what action? >> well, i -- when i talk about action, john, and fortunately a little bit past us right. i keep pushing back on nato. reason i have been hard on nato is because they haven't fulfilled what they promised back in 2014. >> 2014 after putin invaded crimea took away from ukraine. nato alliance went to whales. there was 28 members, not 30 they said okay, and in decade we are going provide 2% of their gdp. i am sorry interrupt i think we all know that well. but now, what do we do about that now? >> well, ink -- that's it great question. i think what you have do understand that ukraine is going to be the father what you are going to have to really enforce all of the military support actions you have got in europe to really plus them up. go back to cold war. we are going reenter the cold war. this cold w

the north west and windy. when the reasoning is that deep low pressure moves away and heads to iceland. we will be left with this weather front. light and patchy rain. particularly affecting england and wales as we head into the ovi evening. colder air arriving after the rain clears from scotland and northern ireland. could be an inch of rain following in the brecon beacons. we continue to see wet weather in the english channel. temperatures no lower than 9 degrees. a range of temperatures. further north with clearer skies, northern england, and scotland, —102 by this morning. cordova across more northern areas and underneath that have a high pressure, we have still got this weather front in the east and through the english channel on tuesday, bringing with it cloud and outbreaks of rain. the cloud is pushing its way further northwards into the midlands. mostly wet weather to the english channel to southernmost parts of england. a few showers in the north. we will have some sunshine in scotland, northern eng

that represents just a fraction of north korea's sanctions of asian activity. i'd also point out that the fraud and money laundering are actually quite a small proportion of overall chris currency activity or research at all the pictures that less than one percent of all the transactions actually even involved . well, is that activity such as broad accepting cyber crime ability? what sophisticated cyber criminal actors like north korea have been very good at. is i dental fighting and exploiting certain security vulnerabilities on crypto currency trading platforms that enable them to conduct these hacks of that which can be very lucrative? what north korea actually denies the allegations that hackers carry out the attacks . how easy is it to hold government countable? well, in the case of north korea, i do think there's overwhelming evidence that they're engaged in this activity. and there seems to be widespread consensus about this, that the united nations at this point. i think when it comes to cryptic currency is one of the real challenges is that the technol

what north korea actually denies the allegations that hackers carry out the attacks? how easy is it to hold government countable? well, in the case of north korea, i do think there's overwhelming evidence that they're engaged in this activity. and there seems to be widespread consensus about this at the united nations at this point. i think when it comes to crypto currency is one of the real challenges is that the technology is evolving very, very rapidly. while policy responses tend to be much slower and aren't always coordinated very effectively. so i think the international community will really need to find ways to react more with lead to these types of emerging threats. to keep rogue actors from north korea from exploiting emerging technologies like crypto and all forensic investigations keeping up. do you think, you know, as we mentioned, the largest ever confiscation of its kind has just taken and taken place in the u. s. but the heck happened in 2016, we're definitely seeing that law enforcement agencies and in many countries are becoming much more sophisticat

for the north bay mountains and hills. as you go up in elevation above 1,000 feet, that's where the winds will be gusting higher. this could bring down trees and cause some power outages. then we start to see the wind calming down on thursday. with it just being tuesday, we are going to see another couple of days of these high winds and this prolonged period of high winds, as well as we take a look at our live view in san jose. it's foggy right now, where it's definitely a lot calmer and temperatures in the low 40s now. a chilly start, but it will be a mild day with winds increasing. we'll talk more about that in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> we'll check back with you. >>> we begin with news on the vaccine front. as soon as today, pfizer will request emergency use authorization for its vaccine for children as young as 6 months old. "today in the bay's" brie jackson is live in washington looking at the possible timeline for us, and some of the challenges in getting approval for this as well, right, brie? >> re

frost advisories for the north bay coast. it's all in effect until 9:00 a.m. as we head through the afternoon we are looking at sunshine but cool conditions. low 50s at the coast. mid-50s around the bay and mid to upper 50s inland. freeze warnings, frost advisories in effect tomorrow morning and for friday morning. let's check in with gianna with a look at traffic. >>> ly need a few extra minutes to get to your car and get that ready and warmed up before you head out. keep that in mind as you plan your warning head out the door. i'm watching the roadways in that area right now. we are not seeing any accidents or incidents. and watching any reports of black ice. there is a chance with you but mostst raso unlikely. it's crowded for the commute. ly check the bay bridge in my next report. back to you. >>> we got hail all over you. >> its been a crazy couple of days of weather around the bay area. this video showing hail coming down at our floor director simon's house. you can see it covering up his pup's fur. she does not like that. >> she does can't is he waving

digby, first of all, north sea oil fired up amid net zero row, new drilling is being approved, why, just briefly?— drilling is being approved, why, 'ust briefl ? , , ., just briefly? very quickly to i can understand _ just briefly? very quickly to i can understand for _ just briefly? very quickly to i can understand for the _ just briefly? very quickly to i can understand for the life _ just briefly? very quickly to i can understand for the life of - just briefly? very quickly to i can understand for the life of me - just briefly? very quickly to i can| understand for the life of me why both england and scotland, the latter up in shetland, england further south in the north sea come i can understand for the life of me why they where going to agree with lots of green lobbyists and say we are not going to dig any more of that stuff out of the north sea. it's fossil fuel, we are not going to do it, then no one ever said this, but we are going to carry on bringing it across from the middle east orfrom russia, bringing it across from the middle east or from russia, jeopardise our security o

so what is north string to? it's a russia to germany gas pipeline, but it is 100 percent owned and operated by chrome and controlled stayed on enterprise gas from. so gas from is run by the kremlin gas from then creating a shell company to operate the pipeline known as north string to a g. it is 100 percent owned and operated by chrome and control gas from albeit physically located in switzerland. and then m a v and attempts to allow this project to move forward under you law. and i think there's a big question marks on whether it can do ownership on bungling and it can do 3rd party access. just a few weeks ago, north turn to a g created its own subsidiary in germany called gas for europe. dam bay ha. so it doesn't matter, you know, up and down the scale. it's the father of the son and the holy ghost of gas from your gas, from of north 3 to a genial gas for europe. they're all gas from no matter how far down you go. and so that's something that folks need to know. this is a russian project, not a german project

a bit uncertain how far north it gets. mostly any rain i think will be confined to the south of the m4 corridor. to the north of that, plenty blue sky and sunshine once again with top temperatures around eight to 10 degrees on tuesday. heading into the middle part of the week and there is a bit of a wave on that weather front, so it starts move its way back northwards and eastwards to the uk on wednesday but as it bumps into the high pressure it is tending to fizzle out. really quite a weak affair. a fairly cloudy day for most of us on wednesday with a few splashes of rain weaving their way northwards. north and east of scotland, keeping the sunshine through the course of the day. not feeling particularly warm underneath that cloud with highs of eight to 10 degrees for most of us. then, further ahead towards those taken are still some outbreaks of rain as the next front moves its way and for the west but for many of us, things are tending to turn a little bit drier and brighter through friday and on into the weekend too. m

s. president joe biden, and north korea's came and john on moon j express concern that north korea could resume nuclear and long range missiles i think, which he says could cause an instant crisis. vaccinated foreign taurus canal visit, visit the philippines for nearly the 1st time in 2 years. the easing of restrictions comes a month later than planned after conserves. of the army. con varies a decrease in cases as postal authorities to open bodies in a bed to revive his tourism dependent economy. let's cross jamila. busy allan doug, who's in bo jamilla, is this a political decision one based in medical science? well, it's definitely based, i guess, on a lot of consultations with different government agencies. as you know, corporate cases have been slowing down steadily in the philippines over the last few weeks. there was already a plan to open the country to international tourist last year, but obviously the very dominant variance here is on the crime. so it is quite important for the country to open economically. that's because the philippines is one of the worst performing, the touri

and the south bay northbound 1, one north of 8.80, north, an accident. so just a slight delay. all the adjacent highways, though, not impacted by traffic and heading across towards the peninsula. a little under 14 minutes. daria, back to you. thank you. ray ray, 7.17, and for your money. what are the best days to fill up your car? >> to save money. i'm guessing. not friday. the greening california grid, the what is what? 30 billion dollars the greening of the grid. is that a thing? jane king, tell me what we're talking the greening of the power about her yeah. >> it is a definite going to be an he solar. >> so solar and wind and geothermal at all. >> all the renewable energies that it would take to make that fully renewable energy driven state grid. so they're kind of adding up the costs here. and it looks like going to be about 30 billion dollars just on transmission lines and substations by 2000, 40. now that's going to the streets. grid operator was reported by bloomberg news. now the planning document is intended to guide transmission investments over the next 20 years. but

of course north korea has close ties with china. it did not conduct any missile tests during the beijing winter olympic games in february. today's ballistic missile test also takes place less than two weeks before the south korean presidential election due to take place on march 9th. and of course you have concerns growing about further ballistic missile testing by north korea when you have the situation enukraine unfolding. when you talk to analysts they point out north korea has been engaging in this uptick of behavior well before the russian invasion. i want to share this analysis for you. we'll bring up the tweet for you. he writes this, putin's war shapes almost all geopolitics right now, should factor somewhere in kim's calculus, but even taking advantage of distractions seems to presume too much since north korea was already testing aggressively before the war a month ago when briefly all eyes were on it, unquote. now, south korea says this missile launch by the north is undesirable while the world is trying to come up with s