s. foreign policy all around the world, and the history that reverberates in our lives. today. this week we'll examine latin america, america's neighbors to the south have taken center stage in u. s. domestic politics, whether democrats and republicans sparring over the mexican border or president biden. and donald trump house speaker, nancy pelosi, recognizing one guido as the president of venezuela, the u. s. has a lot of clean up by head with it's southern neighbors. then as the u. s. is preoccupied with a proxy war against russia in ukraine. china and russia are making moves across latin america, the 2 bricks giants aiming to add a new south american ally to the roster and broker business deals. embracing the left turn that latin america is taking. will this cause a hemispheric shift? all right, it's time to get into the m. o. i . luis, ignacio da silva, better known simply as lula, brazil's one time president from 2003 to 2010 is out of prison. and back on the campaign trail. lula i

s. foreign policy all around the world, and the history that reverberates in our lives. today. this week we'll examine latin america, america's neighbors to the south have taken center stage in u. s. domestic politics, whether democrats and republicans sparring over the mexican border, or president biden. and don donald trump. how speaker nancy pelosi recognizing one why doe as the president of venezuela, the u. s. has a lot of clean up by head with it's southern neighbors. then as the u. s. is preoccupied with a proxy war against russia in ukraine. china and russia are making moves across latin america, the 2 bricks giants aiming to add a new south, american ally to the roster and broker business deals. embracing the left turn that latin america is taking. will this cause a hemispheric shift? all right, it's time to get into the m. o. i louise ignacio de silva, better known simply as lula, brazil's one time president from 2003 to 2010 is out of prison. and back on the campaign trail. lu

they�*re now being donated to barnado�*s for their children�*s services. the queen consort was joined by some of the children supported by the charity for what�*s been called a "teddy bear�*s picnic." let�*s turn to the world cup now, and there�*s a number of big matches today. uruguay, who�*ve previously won the world cup twice, are currently taking on south korea at education city stadium. son heung—min is back amongst the starters for south korea having recovered from his fractured eye socket injury. later portugal take on ghana, and brazilface serbia. brazil are unbeaten in 17 matches against serbia, and all eyes are on neymar, who is just two goals short of equalling pele�*s all time record of 77 goals. my colleague lucy hockings is following all the day�*s events for us in doha. welcome to doha. after we saw that seismic victory of saudi arabia over argentina, the next big shock was japan beating germany. the goal—scorer asano said he watched the saudi game with some of his team—mates and they turn to each other and said we can do

s. with hundreds of military bases all around the world. regularly arms trains and teaches methods for coups and color revolutions. all in an effort to gain alliances with leadership in countries who will be favorable to the us. but sometimes those friendships how fall out. we'll take a look at the ammo behind these so called strategic alliances. then blow back for the ages after the u. s. armed and train the major had dean in afghanistan in the 1980s, helping the rebels expel the country of the soviets. the rag tag band of fighters later evolved into the taliban, which then took their shari'a law ideology across the country, seizing ultimate control now, twice. following the u. s. forever war has the u. s. learned any lessons from their experience in afghanistan. all right, let's get into the m o. o. for com. that's the u. s. african command, which overseas the u. s. mission in africa. a part of the pentagons, 53 african partnerships from the african union. they oversee those relations

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. the us democrats now need just one more seat to keep their control of the senate, after the democratic senator for arizona, the former astronaut, mark kelly, beat his republican rival for his seat in the us congress. blake masters�* defeat means the 2 parties now have 49 seats each in the senate. there are two races still to call, georgia and nevada. in his first speech since the results were announce, mr kelly celebrated his victory with his supporters in pheonix. now, after a long election, it can be tempting to remain focused on the things that divide us. but we have seen the consequences that come when leaders refuse to accept the truth and focus more on conspiracies of the past than solving the challenges that we face today. ameshia cross is a political analyst and democratic strategist. nevada is going to be a democratic win as well. now the outstanding ballots that will be counted, are from highly liberal—leaning counties. and that bodes well for the democrats. if we get en

in fact, rhys, what�*s the reason why? all: it�*s nice to be nice, innit?" it�*s nice to be nice. it's always a good feeling when you're doing something, when you're helping people. i never had a great deal of everything when i was a kid, you know? plus, everything's tough now, isn't it? we've got nearly everything you'd ever want in life, you know? but some people got nothing, absolutely nothing. so it's nice to give a bit back, isn't it? let�*s just get it out there. share it. share it as much as you can. and let�*s hit 50 k at least. 50 grand�*s five times more than what we did last year, so it�*s go big or go home. rhys and his team only have a few weeks to sell all their trees. that will leave enough time to buy the toys and, of course, get them to father christmas on time. jacob tomlinson, bbc news. two and a half thousand naked volunteers have posed in the early morning light on sydney�*s bondi beach for an artwork designed to raise awareness of skin cancer. it�*s the photographer, spencer tunick�*s, latest project — aimed at encouraging australians to get r

the bbc�*s mark lowen sent this report from naples. through the night came the rain, torrential and fast. and then the mud, a landslide pouring through ischia before dawn, burying and upturning what lay in its path — cars, trees, debris flung aside and uprooted. the rescue boats set off early, but were hampered by strong winds and rough seas, buffeting attempts to reach the island from naples. as they came ashore, the impact was clear. morning light revealed the torrents of mud and what they'd buried. man speaks italian. "this mountain has fallen on the homes that are no longer there," he says. houses were engulfed with people trapped beneath the mud, dozens of firefighters helped evacuate those they could. a rescue and a search for those still missing. the fear is that as more areas are unearthed, the number of confirmed victims could rise. for the islanders, their tranquillity was shaken by a nightmare. translation: there are some cars facing upwards and have . shifted to the side. looking at them, you can't explain how it was poss

s i d 's special immigrant. this us to be processed by us immigration services, this promise by president biden, yet to be fulfilled. we're also going to continue to make sure that we take on an afghan nationals who work side by side with us forces, including interpreters and translators. since we're no longer have military there after this, we're not going to need them or have no jobs. roles can be vital to our efforts. so they and they've been very vital. and so their families are not exposed to dangerous. well, hundreds of other afghans who qualified for ever equation are not stuck in 3rd party transit countries like greece. there are another $43000.00 people who work alongside americans awaiting each piece. humanitarian per obese us steel in afghanistan, so far as june of 2022. the u. s. state department has only processed 270. so in the wake of the u. s. withdrawal from mo, danny's that girls are increasingly being barred from attending school. women are only allowed to work in certain fields. activists suc

it�*s not science fiction, that it�*s notjust something on paper or in the lab, it�*s ready to be deployed at a small scale. and, of course, the challenge with applying this to space based solar power is extending that scale and that power by a dramatic amount, and that will take some time. it�*s a huge challenge, of course. it�*s a challenge these scientists are taking up here in munich. in an experiment at the aerospace firm airbus, two kilowatts of power were collected from solar panels and sent wirelessly from this transmitter to a receiver at the other end of the room. and that electricity lights up a model city. there�*s a long way to go from this small demonstration here to sending back solar energy from space. a million times more power needs to be transmitted, and it�*s got to be sent a million times further. but the engineers here think it could be done. if the energy satellite concept were successfully developed, it would collect solar energy 24 hours a day. scientists have wanted to do this for decades. because unlike solar energy on the ground, which is interrupted by

s. african command, which overseas the u. s. mission in africa. a part of the pentagons, 53 african partnerships from the african union. they oversee those relations and control 11 combatant command zones. but they're not actually in the african continent. african is based in stuttgart, germany, a long ways away from those bases they monitor and oceans away from american shores . currently, numerous african countries are seeing coups of demo democratically elected civilian governments by military leaders who have direct ties to the us. meanwhile, closer to home, once called the school of the americas or so for short, but now re branded as wisc, the western hemisphere institute for security co operation operating out of fort benning and georgia. most universities boast alumni who go on to reach the heights of their respective fields, you know, like nobel prize winners. scientists who discovered treatments for severe illness, things of that nature. this school churned out murderers torture

s. foreign policy all around the world, and the history that reverberates in our lives today. this week we'll explore the conflict in ukraine and the failure to isolate after the westport and billions of dollars in aid and arms, the binded administration went on a pressure campaign to rally the global community to turn their backs on russia. was this successful? plus as the 2022 bricks virtual summit wrapped up. we learn the block may be adding an a to the group argentina now being considered for membership. we'll discuss what this means for the block as the e. you fast tracks ukraine's application to the trade union. all right, let's get in to the ammo. ah. the united states has been the number one benefactor to ukraine since the start of the conflict on february 24th in may, the biden administration issued its biggest lump sum approval, and the amount of $40000000000.00 us dollars. so far, the u. s. has issued about $55000000000.00 to ukraine in the form of weapons land lease programs,

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s. in europe, in the u. s. and germany have to start reinforcing, renewing the transit logic alliance. it's kind of like, hey, buddy, i see the or steel in my girl there. are, i mean, my economy? do i go the pub and talk about it? it might just be by design, the german finance mr. can complain all the wants, but the u. s. is looking out for it's best interests and those interests include beating germany on the global playing field. we shouldn't be naive here and yet, or should they? germany had every opportunity to defend its own energy and economic interests. as the u. s. pressured it to cut off its own gas supply for ukraine, and berlin failed to champion its own interests and simply fell in line with the use sanctions. and now the fact that the german finance minister is trying to sweet talk, the americans about their quote, transatlantic partnership from a position of weakness is kind of too little too late. there are also supply chain and labor costs problems that have piled up injury. and in the rest of e

and we have the most dangerous is b s, l 4 followed by b s l 3. i think they put a b s l 3 there in odessa. and you have to understand that the only purpose of a b s, l 3 and a b s l for is to research, develop a test and stockpile biological weapons. there is no legitimate scientific or medical reason for lance of that nature. and again, remember, these labs in ukraine were set up by the department of war and they were not set up by some humanitarian organization. the pentagon kills people. and the pentagon has been involved openly and publicly in research development, testing of illegal biological warfare weapons. since at least the reagan administration, you could read this in my book by warfare and terrorism, where i have a line by line criticism of the pentagon, some original biological defense research program, pointing out line by line, that it was all offensive and clearly illegal. not yet criminal at that time because my, my statute has not, not kicked. it were told that these bio labs are essentially designed so that research can be safe

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s. government issued its 1st every detail plan on country weapons smuggling from ukraine. at thus aim the mainly stopping black market supplies of javelin and stinger missiles ending up in criminal homes. but washington has admitted it's difficult to conduct sufficient monitoring of that because of course, the nature of combat. former ca analysts very johnston suspects alteri or motives could be a play with those us weapons inspections in maybe in the next week or so. we'll learn that there have been us casualties on the ground in ukraine, and that can be attributed they will say to, they were doing weapons inspections. when you read some of the news reports on this, it just doesn't make sense. they said, for example, both these inspectors, they're not going to go to the front line. well, yeah, they'll go inspect time, ours and triple 7. and those are back from the front line. but that's where the russians are carrying out a tax. i think the fact that this news is coming out now is the s

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's. good news is we don't have a frost advisory that's been posted comparison. we're a little bit ahead in most locations of what we were yesterday, but only by a smudge, a san francisco, but more noticeably at 8.14, ahead for half moon bay. the winds are already starting to build a little bit. there are a partial factor in everything offshore. they are. you can up in the north bay here. this is usual bells for fire weather concern, but because ehe fuels are very moist from recent rains that should not pose a problem here. now, the big pacific picture, everything's going up and around us for this week. however, we get after the weekend. that's when things start turning. we're still kind of piecing that together to see how the thanksgiving week forecast will be. that's a little far out a little bit of a weedy board is necessary a little bit when you get that far out the breakdown today, we'll see a lot of sunshine. the only little wrinkle in this will be some breezy conditions. they will b

s. to china and to other countries with a better circumstances in terms of energy, prohibition. and this is what hurts the whole country. so it's not only the citizens that are being heard, it's the economy that is being heard is also the policy options of german policy. foreign policy, which are being limited by our actions that are not in the interest of germany itself. many thanks to joins on the product line. rainer wealth with vice president of the various a party, appreciate it. thank you. and we appreciate you and your time here in our to international thanks for joining us. ah ah with ah hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi there show that explores the methods and patterns of u. s. foreign policy all around the world, and the history that reverberates in our lives. to date. this week we'll delve into asia since the early 20th century, following the korean war, asia has always been the land. the united states has found to be an enigma, the continent steeped in

flirting with 70's today. when you should be in the mid 60's. but pretty seasonal temperatures for everyone else in the bay area. but we're tracking calm winds and another chilly night. in fact, it's going to be cooler overnight than it was last night. so brace yourselves, but very beautiful conditions out there right now. as far as the eye can see in the east bay over berkeley with the radar for not tracking any marine layer out there right now. but as we fast forward to a week from today, when most of you are returning from your holiday destination, just a heads up. we are tracking some scattered showers by sunday afternoon. first arriving for those of you in the north bay, then becoming a little bit more widespread by sunday night hit or miss showers throughout monday. but then get a little bit of a break monday night into tuesday morning. but then as you can see, that storm door going to reopen once again through wednesday. so it's great to see a more active pattern within the next 10 days. but from now, until then, already cooling down into

lee will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. brooks, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by congress members gonzalez, new mexico and, roybal-allard, cardenas, smith and ryan, these members will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. curtis of utah, i inform the house that mr. curtis will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. luria, i inform the house that mrs. luria will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition

s. as stated, goals of isolating and weakening the federation both economically and militarily. we'll discuss history's lessons learned by asian leaders and the apparent economic blow back experienced by western states who have joined the u. s. in its so called comprehensive sanctions against moscow. all right, let's get into the m o. i . u. s. president joe biden fresh from what he called a successful trip to the region, signing a dozen asian states to what is tantamount to a re brand of the t p. p. the obama era, trans pacific partnership laid to waste by the trump administration. the new i path indo pacific economic framework brings a dozen asian pacific states. closer to americas orbit australia, new zealand, brunei, india, indonesia, malaysia, the philippines, japan, south korea, singapore, thailand and vietnam. but critics say this brings the u. s. right to china's doorstep. and in many ways creates the pacific encirclement of the russian federation. now, noticeably absent from i p

but within an hour it�*s cold again. he�*s diabetic and grateful for the government�*s support. trouble is, it doesn�*t go very far, even though he�*s only got one electric heater. i mean, i don�*t know how my, you know — am i going to get depressed? i already sufferfrom a bit of depression. you know, i could get worse. then there may be a time when i�*ll say, well, i can�*t eat, i�*m going to have to put heating on. and i�*m worrying about that, really am worried about that. yeah, it doesn�*t... it doesn�*t seem to be getting any better at the moment. i can�*t see an end to any of this. he says any more government help is better than nothing. but it may be too late. you know, you�*ve got winter to come. you�*re just focused on getting through the winter first? iam, yeah, really. 0bviously, what comes after that? people�*s finances are taking a battering. there�*s relief that help with household energy bills will continue after april for everyone, but the support is going to be less generous, meaning millions are still going to face higher bills. th

brazil�*s president—elect lula da silva called her one of the world�*s best singers. for more on all our stories — go to the bbc news website. you can also reach us on social media. we will have the business news and just a few minutes. hello, there. many areas across the country desperate for rain, including the south—east of england. that has been addressed a little over the last few days — it�*s been the wettest start to november on record in the south—east. some areas have seen a month�*s worth of rain injust the space of a few days. however, mist and fog�*s likely to be a problem across south—east england over the next few days. the rain stays into the far north—west. elsewhere it will be largely dry, and it will be mild for all of us. so, over the next few hours, then, there�*s that rain across the far north of scotland. the south—westerly wind feeding in a lot of low cloud. mist and drizzle around, as well. it will be a mild start to thursday morning — temperatures sitting between nine and 12 degrees. so the cloud thick enough for a spot

s. s. r e. okay, and france had stalled because at the same time london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british green let a german march to the east. despite the absence of a formal agreement, hitler was given to understand that he was free to actively. i shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory in europe today. we must principally think of russia, that colossal empire in the east is rife, the dissolution of hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes $925.00, that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union that was always hit. there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland. 2 was preparing to invade the u. s. s. o. with handler . the dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch that handle

already helping temperatures to rise out of the 30's and 40's where we were earlier on 60's and 70's for your highs today and a bit warmer for thanksgiving tomorrow. really good thanksgiving forecast. the details ahead. >> 9.40 is the time. and in national news, president biden is extending the pause on federal student loan payments while his debt forgiveness plan makes its way through the courts. the extension was set to expire in january. now, extent through next june, millions have signed up to the $20,000 student. let a student debt relief. but a recent federal appeals court ruling put that plan on hold for now. anyway. but the president says he's confident the debt relief plan is legal. he says it would be unfair to start collecting payments again. while lawsuits remain unresolved. after the midterms, california is now the first state to have more than 10% of its legislators publicly identify as lgbtq at least 519 of them won elected office this year in positions ranging from school board to the state senate. that's higher than in 2021. 336 lgbtq candidates won their races. a po

as far as current temperatures go, we're in the 30's 40's and now back to the 50's for a lot more of us. are to believe this morning we fell into the 20's for parts of the north bay novato in fairfield. you are all the way down there in the upper 20's. now you're back up into the 40's. so temperatures are rising into that sunshine. we have a nice comfortable afternoon ahead. i'll be breaking down exactly what you can expect into the thanksgiving holiday and the rest of your forecast. as for roads, it is the week of thanksgiving. and that tends to mean that you'll see less traffic out there from the maze to fremont street on the bay bridge. things have come down really quick. we're at 12 minutes now. san mateo bridge, a 13 minute drive over and you are rolling at the limit. sunshine over the richmond center fell and you are under 10 minutes to make your crossing the golden gate bridge. also looking crystal clear, just a bit breezy out there as you cross that route this morning, james. i crawled out. >> to see feels safe. the police eyes was pointed out we were bodies in >> i could hea

benazir bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan�*s general election and she�*s asked pakistan�*s president to name her as prime minister. jackson's been released on bail of $3 million after turning himself in to police in santa barbara. it was the biggest i demonstration so far of the fast—growing _ european anti—nuclear movement. the south african government has announced that it�*s opening the country�*s remaining whites—only beaches to people of all races. this will lead to a black majority government in this country and the destruction of the white civilisation. part of the centuries—old windsor castle, - one of the queen's residences, has been consumed by fire for much of the day. - 150 firemen have been battling the blaze, - which has caused millions. of pounds' worth of damage. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines — delegates at the cop27 climate summit in egypt are still grappling with a number of sticking points, as the two—week gathering enters its final day. uk ministers have defended their plan to save £55 billion by raising taxes and reducing spending,

s. right to china's doorstep, and in many ways creates the pacific and circlet of the russian federation. now, noticeably absent from i path the tiny, landlocked country of louse, a nation of just around 7 and a half 1000000 people. and was the victim of an aggressive and secret bombing campaign by the u. s. cia in the 1964, nearly a decade for us presidents and 2 parties, louse was bombarded by a deadly shower of cluster bombs. now banned by the un and a deluge of chemical or besides like agent orange as america sought to route out north vietnamese fighters during the vietnam war. louse though, was never a party to the war. and what some say was misled by the kennedy administration in their intent to day more than half a century later, the u. s. has done very little to clean up the fields still littered by unexploded ordinances that kill and maim mostly children every single day. but russia for decades has sent aid and d mining experts to louse, to help clear uninhabitable yet fertile l

let�*s now speak to elaine povich, the author of nancy pelosi�*s biography. she joins us live from maryland. thank you very much for being with us. what is nancy pelosi like as a political operator? she is very precise, she is probably the best vote counter i have ever seen. nobody lies to her because she will pull out her mother of five voice. she started out, her best skills were not her public once but the once behind—the—scenes. she is really, really good at organising, really, really good at whipping up votes, and that is how she started, as the web, as she is good vote and counting and organising and people together. she is not a great public speaker, actually her speech today was probably the best she has given, but she is dynamite behind—the—scenes and also a prodigious fundraiser. probably the best fundraiser. probably the best fundraiser the democrats right now. ., . , , fundraiser the democrats right now. ., , ., ., ., now. politics can be a dog eat dog world- — now. politics can be a dog eat dog world. talk _ now. politics can be a dog e

s. dollars in order finance, real estate projects in thailand and the tie bart to you asked on our exchange ride, plummets husky, then they have a problem. it's up that obviously i'm probably, ah, in order to avert the devaluation of the bought the thai government, then sent emissaries to beijing and tokyo in early june to ask both countries for bilateral loans and hard currency. ty companies needed us dollars to repay their loans abroad. both countries refused to provide the ty, central bank with enough foreign currency, which they could abused to keep the exchange rate stable and counter speculation. to buy bank comedy central bank can maintain a fixed exchange rate at the same time. however, currency reserves slowly begun to dwindle. but slowly we say at some mcclain, it's not so easy to predict when that point will be. that's what all of a sudden enough people start saying maybe that's not such a good idea of them not. and then there's a run on central bank reserves and suddenly they

s. military base and theory outcomes under attack. i mean, rising tensions between nato allies, turkey and the us. and, and the latest news from africa gonna announces a shift towards using gold instead of the us dollar for its oil purchases. with from lost out of the world. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. we begin with the latest from the ground in rushes, her song region where 6 people have been killed by the latest ukranian shelling of this city of no via co host. according to local officials, calves troops are stepping up their bombardment of residential areas across the region which recently joined russia after a referendum in the dawn bass ukrainian armed forces. i've showed the region $39.00 times in the last 24 hours. one strike had a cotton factory in the city of done as a warning. you may find the following. images disturbing. local authorities say at least one civilian was killed and at least 3 others w

s. government issued its 1st ever detail blown on country weapons smuggling from ukraine. that same, that mainly stopping black markets supplies of javelin and stinger missiles ending up in criminal homes. but washington has admitted it's difficult to conduct sufficient monitoring of that because of quote, the nature of combat. former c i a analyst, lori johnson, suspects old cheerier motives could be at play with those us weapons inspections in maybe in the next week or so, we'll learn that there have been us casualties on the ground in ukraine. and that can be attributed. they will say to they were doing weapons inspections. when you read some of the news reports on this, it just doesn't make sense. they said, for example, both these inspectors, they're not going to go to the front line. well yeah, they'll go inspect, time, ours and triple 7. and those are back from the front line, but that's where the russians are carrying out attacks. i think the fact that this news is coming out now

s. suffering as it is. we don't know that we can continue to write quote, a blank check for ukraine. so that's going to be interesting to see whether the tenor of that support changes. and another important point brand i want to point out could become uncomfortable for president biden. the republicans say if they win the house of representatives, they will launch investigations investigations into the u. s. as a messy withdrawal from afghanistan also into his son hunter biden. and his financial dealing so all of that could spend a lot of trouble for the president. yeah, you bring up a lot of good points there. climate change of support for ukraine. the russian invasion nerve speaks to the fact that these mid term elections ever real meaning for the rest of the world. not just for the united states, w similar misconduct, the latest flight on capitol hill in washington. so me think voters say that the most important issues for them in this election were inflation and b economy. not surprising when you conside

it�*s happened before, and i mean, it�*s really upsetting because it�*s uprooting my family again. for some, the conditions brought devastation to property. i'm back at square one. all these floors are going to have to come up now. that partition's going to have to come out. the plaster boards. for others, it was an anxious wait to see if they�*d be spared the very worst of the weather. i've got a nine—month—old son and so, you know, - when you've got a baby in the house, it's much worse worrying _ about where are you going to go, i and all the things you need to take for him and stuff. rail travel has also been severely disrupted, with cancellations and speed restrictions across much of the network. sailings to and from shetland have faced cancellations, with supplies on supermarket shelves now running low. drivers have been urged to avoid unnecessaryjourneys where possible, with some river levels still not thought to have reached their peak. what we are asking people to do is plan ahead, make sure themselves and the vehicle are prepared for the journey, take notice of the p

and 30's. afternoon highs struggling to make it to 60 degrees. today up her 60's inland, mid 60's around the bay. a couple degrees of cooling will keep us near average. by the end of the week, we are looking at a system i don't believe yet. this has played over and over. wait and see. liz: thanks. strange world is a new disney animated movie that premiered this week. an all-star cast lends their voices to characters that go on an incredible journey. >> come on. >> the new animated adventure strange world introduces us to the residence of abalonia as the characters come in a wide range of shapes, colors, abilities, living alongside each other and coexisting. >> everyone is going to see it. we wanted to reflect that world and the artists that are making it. our team is very diverse. to be able to celebrate everybody and have characters that resonate with them, everybody deserves heroes. >> we got a world to save. >> to see those things normalized is wonderful. >> to be normalized is awesome. i ho

s. foreign policy all around the world and the history that reverberates in our lives today. this week, back fired alliances, the u. s. with hundreds of military bases all around the world. regularly arms trains and teaches methods for coups and color revolutions. all in an effort to gain alliances with leadership in countries who will be favorable to the us. but sometimes those friendships how fall out. we'll take a look at the ammo behind these so called strategic alliances. then blow back for the ages after the u. s. armed and train the major had dean in afghanistan in the 1980s, helping the rebels expel the country of the soviets. the rag tag band of fighters later evolved into the taliban, which then took their shari'a la ideology across the country, seizing ultimate control now, twice. following the u. s. forever war has the u. s. learned any lessons from their experience in afghanistan. all right, let's get into the m. o. a for com. that's b u. s. african command, which overseas t

s. reporter the fans to deploy up to 6 nuclear capable b, $52.00 bombers in northern failure. the relevant us behaviors have increased regional tensions seriously undermined regional peace and stability and may trigger and arms race in the region. investigation while says a b c, television network claims washington, plaza house, the bombers of the tyndall air base south of darwin, the regional capital of the northern territory. it said the project will cost upwards of a $100000000.00. all the work is due to be completed within the next 4 years. now, we are for a comment on the reports about the deployment of the b, $52.00 bombers from the pentagon and the defense messy. and it will bring you any response. now the director of the sense of counter hedge, a monic studies to madison, says people in australia are concerned that emergency conflict between could break out even between us and china. it's really a terrible ha development, which is scaring a lot of people who stride it. no matter

mid 60's to mid 70's, mainly clear by the evening. upper 50's to low 60's. high pressure in command of our weather. it builds in and will bring us warmth. hard not to notice this. we have a storm in the pacific but it's going to come in later on. certainly seeing swells building. we have a beach hazard statement 10:00 thursday until 1:00 friday. six to eight feet. there's a long northwest swell that's going to bring a high risk of rip currents. if you are going to the beach, it's perfectly fine. don't ever turn your back on the waves. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. not as cold as it has been. you will feel the chill in the morning. you are looking at a very festive embarcadero center. sunny and warm through thanksgiving. gusting in the hills tomorrow night through thursday morning. down sloping wins. rain returns on monday and we need it. the chill is going to be confined to the inland north bay and parts of the inland east bay. mid to upper 30's for the coldest spots. there's going to be patchy fogae valleys to start off the day. in the afternoon, mild

today. 50's at the coast and a lot more of us will rise into the 60's for your afternoon. highs. temps combined with the sunshine that we have is going to be a mild pairing. so it's going to feel really nice. i would still keep the long sleeves and a light jacket with you later today. oakland, 61 for your high walnut creek close to being our warmest spot at 65. but today center fell year the warm spot. 66 degrees for your high tomorrow's temperatures. the warmest of the forecast. after that, we dip back down into the upper 50's by sunday. so when our best chances of rain will saturday night, we will see rainfall returning lingering into sunday morning sunday midday. we should dry back out. get another dose of sun before sunday night. rainfall arrives again and monday and tuesday looking consistently rainy with even a chance of rain into wednesday of next week rain. all right, john, thank you for that. will hit the road today. checking on the traffic 7 minute drive maze to that fremont street exit. >> while you're traveling into the city, the san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, on

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. the director of the cia has met the head of russia�*s foreign intelligence service in the turkish capital ankara. the white house said william burns spoke about the consequences of using nuclear weapons, and the risk of escalation, adding that it was not conducting negotiations of any kind, and not discussing a settlement to end the war in ukraine. kurdish groups in turkey and syria have denied being behind a bomb attack that killed six people in istanbul on sunday. two organisations, the pkk and the sdf, said they didn�*t play any role in the explosion, which happened on a busy shopping street. the turkish authorities say kurdish miltants were to blame. police have arrested the woman suspected of planting a bomb. the american comedian, jay leno, has said he�*s ok after being burned in a fire. the 72—year—old was taken to hospital on sunday after one of his cars burst into flames inside his garage. the former talk show host said he�*d suffered serious burns but was now in

60's and 70's later on. >> i'll get to those numbers. still ahead. >> and if you're hitting the roads today, you need to know what your travel looks like. probably get some things done. we'll be right back with a look at that after the break. >> 9.12 right now and we're checking out the weather and the mornings have been cold in the afternoons. >> gore georgia's, yeah, sunshine out there right now, as you can see in the live shot behind us and we've got john with another look in the weather center. hey, john. yeah, that's the way it's been going in today. going to be the most warm of our afternoons. daytime highs will touch the 70's for a couple of spots across the bay area. >> san jose, you're going to stay in the mid 60's, but all that sunshine is really going to compliment those mild conditions. it was a cold morning for sure. but temps are starting to rise now under that sunshine we're seeing from the sierra to the coastline. all of us are and dry. we're going to stay that way for the rest of the week and into the pre holiday weekend

s. foreign policy all around the world, and the history that reverberates in our lives. today. this week we'll examine latin america, america's neighbors to the south have taken center stage in u. s. domestic politics, whether democrats and republicans sparring over the mexican border, or president biden. and donald trump. how speaker nancy pelosi? recognizing one, why know, as the president of venezuela, the u. s. has a lot of clean up by head with its southern neighbors. then as the u. s. is preoccupied with the proxy war against russia in ukraine. china and russia are making moves across latin america. the 2 bricks giants aiming to add a new south, american ally to the roster and broker business deals. embracing the left turn that latin america is taking. will this cause a hemispheric shift? all right. it's time to get into the ammo. ah, louise, ignacio desilva, better known simply as lula, brazil's one time president from 2003 to 2010 is out of prison. and back on the campaign trail.

s. national security. u. s. is angry, a china's tacit support for russia's invasion of ukraine. russian president vladimir putin a close ally of she would be notably absent from the g. 20 meeting to go. biden has raised chinese hackles by saying the u. s. will be ready to defend self rule to taiwan militarily. the u. s. has been briefing its allies on the massive economic fallout. beijing invades taiwan, which it considers part of its territory. the us, china relationship has really rapidly deteriorated and recent years, due to disagreements over trade taiwan policy, human rights that she was just to name a few. and so this really is an opportunity for the 2 leaders to get together in person and to talk about these tasking issues as well as areas or cooperation. growing nuclear tensions in the region will be high on the agenda and bali by he will push china to use it's implements to rein in north korea. after spate of missile tests and fear soaring, the pyongyang is stepping up its nuclear ambitions. all right t

it�*s not. myjob is not only being here in the moment when the sun is shining and somebody gives us a trophy. myjob is as well here to be there when we have to go through a really rough period. so... and i will do that. wimbledon and us open finalist 0ns jabeur has lost on her wta finals debut. the tunisian second seed was beaten 3—6 7—6 7—5 by belarusian seventh seed aryna sabalenka in fort worth. the finals, which are being held in the texan city this year, also sees the top eight teams of 2022 play in doubles. england have said new zealand 184 england have said new zealand184 victory in their match at the t20 world cup and you can follow it all over on the bbc sport website. that is all from me for now. do keep us posted on the cricket. the home secretary suella braverman faces growing criticism for the way people are treated when they arrive on the kent coast illegally. but what do the residents think about it? graham satchell went to speak to some of them. the white cliffs of dover ha

60's. rachel carson deserves the most credit so to speak because she was a one-woman revolution that change the way of our thinking. rachel carson taught people your child might be getting sick playing in your backyard due to pesticides, chemicals. she questioned -- this is an era where people h car chavez out in the san joaquin valley. and out in california and the imperial valley, people were getting sick from these pesticides. mexican americans, children being deformed, cancer rates skyhigh. i get the whole idea of environmental justice is being born, but douglas grew up in yakima washington and he could not walk when he was young. he got eight got a crippling polio like condition, doctors thought he would not walk. he started walking and walking and strengthening his legs and he became one of our country's most intrepid mountain climbers. in fact in 1951 as supreme court justice, he went to the himalayan's and wrote a book about it. about his hiking of the mountains there, but in the u.

and we have the most dangerous is b s, l 4 followed by b s l 3. i think they put a b s l 3 there in odessa. and you have to understand that the only purpose of b s l 3 and a b s l for is to research, develop a test and stockpile biological weapons. there is no legitimate scientific or medical reason for lance of that nature. and again, remember, these labs in ukraine were set up by the department of war and they were not set up by some humanitarian organization. the pentagon kills people. and the pentagon has been involved openly and publicly in research development, testing of illegal biological warfare weapons. since at least the reagan administration, you could read this in my book of bio warfare and terrorism, where i have a line by line criticism of the pentagon, some original biological defense research program, pointing out line by line, that it was all offensive and clearly illegal. not yet criminal at that time because my statute has not, not kicked in were told that these bio labs are essentially designed so that research can be safely c

s. embassy for causing panic about a potential terrorist attack that never occurred on china for a potential arms race pushed forward by washington. the u. s. reportedly plans to deploy 6 nucular capable b, 52 bombers to australia with heavier catching the program from today across the globe. welcome to moscow on the news roundup on our team. my name is unit oneal. russian president vladimir has clarified that the country is not quitting the black sea grain deal, but only suspending its participation. now the move came about because of security concerns following a ukrainian drone attack on the russian navy tools, the new rules they pose a threat both to our ships, which must ensure the safety of the grain exports and to civilian vessels that are engaged in this, we have pledged to guarantee security if you create attacks, these vessels, we will be to blame. every one is now talking about what russia is doing without thinking about what has led to this, the creation of a threat to this h