so wait to go north dakota. thanks to conservative budgeting, efficient operations, strong revenues and a ton of investment by the private sector that creates all this wealth, guess what. our state this in the best financial shape it has ever ever been. [applause] yes. [applause] on june 30 we closed out the 21 -- 23 biennial record general fund ending balance of nearly one and a half billion dollars for that's a billion with a b for people not familiar with the budgeting process, normally when you plan a budget you try to end the budgeting process with 58 million or 75 million. have a little cushion in there. 1.5 billion. that was our ending balance. we had an estimate it was going to be high. it ended up about 300 million higher than that. so when we were back in the special session -- mike you got this much cash round one of things you might say to yourself is hey, maybe we should give it back to tax payers through tax relief. try to in special session had a bill the got through one of the chambers 91 million

commented that north korea pose any u.s.involvement, any economic power involvement in the domestic affairs of our country's. ct expr china and when u.s. officials visited taiwan king john wrote a letter of solidarity to beijing so north korea has cap signaling we are ready to support china if something happens. i did not see much of such a remark recently and then so north korea clearly expressed support for china's position on taiwan straight whereas i did not hear for decades i did not see much expression from beijing for north korea position on reunification whereas xi jinping made a speech in south korea and expressed he wished for unification of korean peninsula, he did not say i am ready to support south korea but he at least mentioned he wished peaceful unification for korea when he addressed to south korea congressman when he visited south korea national congress. kim jong-un should be worried about the perspective of unification of peninsula put back t but back your question. so kim jong-un should be busy with comi

that north korea opposed any u.s.involvement, any economic power involvement in the domestic affairs of our countries so direct expression of support for china and when u.s. officials visited taiwan king john wrote a letter of solidarity to beijing so north korea has cap signaling we are ready to support china if something happens. i did not see much of such a remark recently and then so north korea clearly expressed support for china's position on taiwan straight whereas i did not hear for decades i did not see much expression from beijing for north korea position on reunification whereas xi jinping made a speech in south korea and expressed he wished for unification of korean peninsula, he did not say i am ready to support south korea but he at least mentioned he wished peaceful unification for korea when he addressed to south korea congressman when he visited south korea national congress. kim jong-un should be worried about the perspective of unification of peninsula put back to your question he should be busy wit

north korea doesn't like it. so to make the war happening more unlikely is to come up with deterrence of defense. are okay becoming nuclear, i'm not surprised to talk about this. >> thank you for the question. not surprising. i believe strongly in trilateral cooperation between the three countries and beyond, military exercises. information sharing all contributes to more effectively with the threat posed by the d prk and that strengthens our security. the possibilities of iraqi going good nuclear. i can understand why there's such robust public debate and concern about the lack of progress on the north korean nuclear issue which prompts people to raise the question is it time for direct to go nuclear as well, washington's perspectives are quite clear, we don't think it is necessary. we believe it could be counterproductive. they are doing everything possible to ensure security, that will continue. i think the point is made very clear the us nuclear extended deterrent commitment to japan is ironclad and that will

growing colony in british north america. so of people were going there. and jane and her family prospered in north carolina. within a few, william acquired roughly 700 acres of land, which was more than three times what he had owned in maryland and virginia, where land a lot more expensive. their family grew by 76. jane had given birth to 11, surviving, and there was probably a miscarriage or a stillbirth sandwiched in there somewhere as well. the spurgeon also became stalwart members of a thriving abbotts creek baptist church community, although when they had lived in maryland, they had worshiped at the local anglican church, the of england most impressive of all, though, was the fact that in 1764, less than a decade after he arrived in north carolina, william spurgeon got himself appointed as one of rowan county's justices of the peace, which made him one of the leading men in the county. now, william wasn't, nearly as wealthy as some of his fellow justices. a lot of these guys were really men on mic, men who made tons mon

rather than north korea and china relationship. to do whatever he wants, whereas china might be more concerned to hold him back? that's what many experts are analysing at this point. and do you think kim jong—un�*s position is as strong as ever? or are there signs of weakness? kim jong—un is trying to hold more power and authority right right now in north korea and experts are seeing it as a sign of his weakening position. he has been showing off his possible successor, kim ju—ae, his daughter... who is, what, 11, 12 or something? she's becoming 11 this year. the reason kimjong—un is showing her off to, like, missile test sites and many other official events is to show that there is something special about kim's family. but it is a pretty extraordinary thing that you would say, "here is my successor. "she's actually only just turned 11." that is weird, isn't it? yeah, that is weird. but kimjong—un is trying to, by showing, illustrating himself as a very loving father and loving leader in north korea. yuna ku, bbc korea reporter in

the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. manning: i am prepared to close if the other side has no further speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. manning: i yield myself such time as i may consume for the purpose of closing. i support this bill and the underlying provision of law it seeks to amend which works to protect u.s. businesses from being targeted by foreign boycotts particularly against nations friendly to the united states like israel. i hope my colleagues will join me in supporting h.r. 3016. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves -- the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman is recognized. mr. lawler: i yield myself the balance of my time. i want to thank my democrat co-lead, congressman josh gottheimer of new jersey, the co-chair of the problem solvers caucus and all of our bipartisan co-sponsors for working with me on this important bill to update our antiboycott laws, to respond to potential threats facing the united states, and our ally united states. which

also, city and the north. it's can be imagined, we have separate that repeats of the people, the store, the even to rent and the most uh, b as in order to have is lower and to make it brad. the situation there as dire. and we also continue to confirm that the situation generally speaking regarding the humanitarian aid is the one who is obstructing the injury over humanitarian needs into gaza strip. before the war on god's uh, garza was receiving around 580 the trucks daily to day. even when both crossings raw has kind of, i was kind of open a maximum of 178, the trucks are getting and that's me and we are far away from the number of the trucks that shouldn't be allowed to be in. so we can fulfill the needs of people in the and the trucks. that's hard on our own tickets and doesn't even to scratch the surface. we're talking about a 5th month of war and gaza. there's many needs that as it relates to the emergency situation. we are em, which means we need to have release items in order to be provided for almost a

so you is from liberty in north korea. i mean, to use it helps north koreans escape. the north korean government tries so hard to control information and to control narratives. and they try really hard. so only portray is a and vision or image of north korea as a country. and of course, it's very focused on condone on, it's very political. and so when north korean people are able to escape and then actually use that voice for the 1st time. and, you know, reveal some of the fictions and some of the lives, even of north korean government. that's so powerful. the, that has been a big increase in the number of northwind defenses. saw in youtube channels in the last few years. but it may be some want to make money from the commercialization of your tribune. have an advertisement, but i think that it's actually more about this opportunity to share that versus the nara has arrived at the studio. and he's waiting to get to work with it while we're on the, to the time to, to guys any longer. we don't know what's if the there will log in for toggle, it was his auto sort of when

the car north korea has fine multiple cruise missiles into the sea. this, according to the south korean military themselves were reportedly launched from the east coast space of one sullen and the 5th weapons tests. here john young has taken a hospice don's again, south korea wall fostering close to relations with moscow. and a group of russian taurus of the 1st visit has to venture into north korea since the pen demik. in this ken reports a smooth lie down a powdery slope at maximum young ski resort. in north korea, people apparently new to the sport, giving alpine skiing a tri. among them are russian youngsters making up a part of the 1st known to before and tourist inside the state. since it recently reopened, it's border on the chart itself wording we locked it right slides. each traveller paid $750.00 us dollars for a seat. and what the tour company called a test toward delegation, more trips our plan for march. we'll go through each that, but we're going to see it's an amazing country. it's clay stalls. i'm perhaps that's what attracts everyone.

it helps north koreans escape. the north korean government tries so hard to control information and to control narratives, right? they try really hard, so only portray is a and vision or image of north korea as a country. and of course it's very focused on condone on it's very political. and so when north korean people are able to escape and then actually use that voice for the 1st time. and i, you know, reveal some of the fictions and some of the lives, even of north korean government. that's so powerful. the that has been a big increase in the number of north korean defenses, signing youtube channels in the last few years. but it may be some want to make money from the commercialization of your tribune. have an advertisement, but i think that it's actually more about this opportunity to share that versus the nara has arrived at the studio and he's waiting to get to work. it was the time to talk to him. i'm going to most, if the there will, little dog and toggle it was he thought it sort of one of the how to deal

we've travelled north to the dmz, the demilitarized zone, that legendary buffer that separates northce north from here lies one of the most secretive and oppressive countries in the world, a totalitarian nation of more than 25 million people. a new documentary called beyond utopia chronicles daily life in north korea in the most distressing terms, as it follows the efforts of some individuals to defect. beyond utopia is directed by american film—maker madeleine gavin, and it's compelling and often heartbreaking to watch. what was particularly notable for me is the use of mobile phones to record footage to illustrate the defectors�* escape. it makes you feel that you're an active participant in it. 26 million people live within the walls of that country, and we do not hear from them, we do not even acknowledge them. we do not even know they exist. at a certain point i was like, this movie has to be made. and then i met pastor kim, and he and i, after many months of getting to know each other, realised we wanted to make the same kind of film, which really brought people up close and pe

it's very difficult to pass a sanction to north korea. so how lucrative is this trade to north korea? i mean, a $167000000.00 worth of exports doesn't. uh, it sounds like a lot, but it's not actually that much. is it? well, from our perspective, from the free world perspective, it is very small, but from north korean point of view, as you pointed out, it consists over 60 percent of their total export. that is, of course, the official, you know, disclose number and we all know that, you know, they do have a lot of arms and that is basically legally, you know, exported to many other countries. so i think we should see this number with more more than just a grain of salt. right. and you, you mentioned force labor. i mean, what do we know if at any benefits on the korean, no korean people a tool from this income some estimate that they probably get something like 10 percent, but obviously is better than nothing. it is a country that has basically been starving so. and at the same time, there is no option for, you know, the north green workers

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up here for the north bay 53 in napa. we get over the chance of rain, a slight chance on thursday and after that we are really seeing the next weather change that will start to build in especially for this weekend. it is an area of nor -- high pressure pushing this to the north. sunshine back with us on saturday and sunday. just in case you missed the forecast for any watch parties we are still holding onto low 60s in a little bit of cloud cover with winds out of the north 5-10. on the seven-day forecast we hang onto the drying trend into early next week. well deserved after everything we've gone through and all the storm cleanup that is still happening right now is going to be great to get in on that dry weather. >>> as we get closer and closer to election day more more misinformation could trick voters. new steps meta- growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our ca

gulch, the city and the north, $700000.00 people. there is our super against and they do have a right to have access to food and water. and we need this access to be given to you. we need also a safe access for the us of the human nature and not to be targeted when we are implementing a live saving missions, trying to elevate the suffering goals. people think also. all right, well we have run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to all of our guess. shayna low about a lot of stuff and syrup. anteriano to thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. i'll just you or dot com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ag inside story. you can also during the conversation on x r handle is as a inside story. for me, i have a gentleman, a whole team, bye for now. the ukraine. a father front line, a mother and children can this time of the seas future? one of the sky is the sign is without, and the u

north korea looks to false eyelashes. to show up. it's economy, the 2 political tensions, the pandemic lingering off the shocks. high inflation, steep borrowing cost countries across the globe have faced multiple crises for months now. just last year, the was biggest economy, the us among others, was at risk of recession. today though is g d p is growing faster than expected to stokes us, soaring and the job market is hauled. the american economy is not just strong. it's also piled ahead of the european union, the u. k. japan and all the advanced economies. why is the us so resilience fenton model home has will many had predicted recession, but the latest job stays is suggest the us economy may have whether the store us present. joe biden is hailing the turnaround at this time. his policies are working in racing works. we're starting to see real evidence that america centers are facing real confidence in our economy. we're building the u. s. economy out of 353000 jobs in january nearly doubled. what some analysts expected. the math i

so you leave it to you in north korea. i mean, views, it helps north koreans escape the north korean government tries so hard to control information and so control narratives, right? they try really hard, so only portray, isa and vision, or image of north korea as a country. and of course, it's very focused on condone on, it's very political. and so when north korean people are able to escape and then actually use that voice for the 1st time. and, you know, reveal some of the fictions and some of the lies, even all of the north korean government. that's so powerful. the, that has been a big increase in the number of north korean defenses. saw in youtube channels in the last few years. but maybe some want to make money from the commercialization of your tribune having i bought assessments, but i think that it's actually more about this opportunity to share that versus the nara has arrived at the studio. and he's waiting to get to work. it was the time to talk to him. i'm going to most if the then we'll talk eligible was her

very windy in the far north.tland, where temperatures will only climb to four degrees. but elsewhere, further south, highs of 13 or 14 degrees — well above the average for early—february. and then during sunday night, the rain keeps on coming in western scotland, hence this met office yellow weather warning. the wettest locations over higher ground could see 170 millimetres of rain. some snow mixing into the north of our weather front, where it engages some cold air. very mild, though, further south, as we start monday morning. through monday, we'll continue to see these outbreaks of heavy rain just waxing and waning across the north—west of scotland, with some snow across the far north. but to the south of that, it stays mild, it stays quite windy, it stays very cloudy, with some mist and murk and some spots of drizzle. temperatures up to around 13, maybe 14 degrees once again, but always colder to the north of our weather front. just two degrees there, in lerwick. and by tuesday, well, that frontal system looks

but a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for north sea facing coasts so here plenty of added wind chillctor into the temperatures, but they are round about the seasonal average or not far off, between seven and ten degrees, overnight tonight, there will be a touch of frost for many but temperatures will start to rise as the weather fronts approach the far north and west, into northern ireland, high pressure still across england and wales, frost and fog here to start the day, but further north and west the air is turning milder, as the weather fronts approach. they will bring rain as we head through the morning. that weather front slips southwards and eastwards, the fog will lift and clear, but the hazy sunshine will be replaced by thickening cloud, but brighter skies again developing behind the weather front, a good scattering of showers, possibly wintry over the hills. it is melted tore the north and west tomorrow thanit tore the north and west tomorrow than it is today. still seven or eight degrees though. then, on tuesday night into wednesday it is cold but windy for any frost furthe

now this is guys, a city in the north. this is for israel's military assault was 1st focused. destruction and devastation is every forever and fighting is still going on. and that's despite is really claims that they have gain security control over the area . meanwhile and overnight is where the air strike is at homes in day or bala kenning, at least 30 people an engineering dozens more many of those killed were children that more than 80 percent of guys this population has not been displaced off. that number is crammed into the southern end of gaza in the rough, or it's where israel ordered palestinians to go for their own safety. but drop for 2 is being boned and is ready for us to say that expanding the ground operations there. if the same one foot begins our coverage and surrounded by dust, displaced policy in use of trying to live where others are buried with nowhere else to go. these families have found shelter amid the tombstones. so i have no hand which you know, they do not again and as the other phone, so we are

. have the north—west.have all the details course, on. bye details of course, later on. bye bye now . bye for now. >> our top story this morning is a good one. schools are banning are going to be given the power to ban mobile phones. i sort of look at this and i think, why have they not taken so long? what's taken so long? why have they not got this power already ? they not got this power already? i mean, can you imagine? i don't i mean, can you imagine? i don't i don't know, i'm out of touch with what's going in schools. with what's going on in schools. i kids of school age i haven't got kids of school age or anything but or anything like that. but i look and i think i know that in my college where i went, that if the teacher said, you're not bringing that into class, it would be left in a basket at the top of the room or whatever it was. but that would be the law. that would be and idea that would be it. and the idea that about and sit that kids can go about and sit in class and use phones and use phones

it helps north koreans escape the north korean government tries so hard to control information and to control narratives, right? they try really hard, so only portray a so and vision or image of north korea as a country. and of course, it's very focused on condone on, it's very political. and so when north korean people are able to escape and then actually use that voice for the 1st time. and, you know, reveal some of the fictions and some of the lives, even of north korean government. that's so powerful. the, that has been a big increase in the number of north korean defenses, signing youtube channels in the last few years. but it may be some want to make money from the commercialization of your tribune. have an advertisement, but i think that it's actually more about this opportunity to share that versus the nara has arrived at the studio. and he's waiting to get to work. it was the time to talk to him. i'm going to most, if the there will little dog you toggle a table was i thought it sort of one of the how to deal with one of the attendance available is that i'm concerned with the

we will get to north korea. but i want to ask a couple more questions about the trilateral relationship that i have a whole bunch of questions. but one in particular is their -- listening to all of you, we've had some specific ideas put on the table about how to advance trilateral corporation. masa mentioned korea joining the quad, right? i think you mentioned opening the nato office in japan with korean representation, acts agreement. i would add to that questions about trilateral deterrence dialogue. and then i would add to that -- i keep getting thumbs up from masa, the idea of a japan-korea security declare ration about overlapping security interests not unlike what we saw japan and australia do in 2007. you can choose, pick any one of those and offer some thoughts but those are five specific ideas about advancing trilateral corporation. love to hear your thoughts on any one of those. let's go in reverse order. let's go thomasa first. there's three. but then i added to that trilateral deterrence dialogue and

i was feeling the pulse of people inside north korea, seeing people inside north korea living real lives. there was a stark contrast between what i was seeing there and what we see in terms what is actually allowed out of north korea by the regime. what we are able to see usually is what the kim regime wants us to see. finding this was like finding a treasure trove of horrific -- a horrific reality. i realized, there's 26 million people in that country. we are not hearing from them. >> it's incredible. some of the footage -- i'm looking at it going, my goodness. 26 million people and we don't see their lives. you were a child in north korea. obviously, you lived there until you were 17. i know when you defected, it had to be so secret you couldn't tell your mother. in the film, you talk about some of your childhood experiences. it's incredible. you talk about practicing for the games. some of those images, all those children performing in unison. here is how you described it. >> practice on the cement. kids were rolling on concrete for months. some kids even broke their toes when they fe

the north—west.orthern ireland as well. but elsewhere for much of england and wales, it's a dry and a fine day. it will be a chilly start, mind, a touch of frost here and there, but by the afternoon, temperatures up to 9 or 10 celsius. cooler further north. and then from tuesday onwards we start to see a shift, because the wind is changing direction to more of a south—westerly, so we are dragging in cloudier skies and some outbreaks of rain, but the temperatures will be on the rise. on tuesday it should still be largely dry and sunny across scotland, some showers in the north, but the general trend from tuesday onwards is for cloudier conditions with outbreaks of rain. but you can see on the outlook there, the temperatures will begin to climb and certainly for some reaching the low to mid—teens. that's the forecast for now. you're watching bbc news. we'll have your headlines at the top of the hour after this programme. minus eight—and—a—half minutes. nuclear weapons are one of the greatest threats to

the north bay will get the most rain.art to get patches of dry spots along the peninsula and in the east bay this evening, and then notice we get a pretty good break late tonight through tomorrow about noon. that's a great time to clear out the rain uh- shutters and all the rain drains and here is where we start to see the rain start to hit the bay area again. and what we'll notice by tomorrow afternoon is when we see the heavier downpours for almost everybody. widespread rain, north bay, all the way down to south bay and the santa cruz mountains. and that continues tomorrow night and into monday. and the pink and white there that is snow falling in the sierra. so they're going to see lots of snow for the presidents day, presidents day holiday. so because of the cumulative effect and we're going to be inundated with rain over the next few days, there is a flood watch that starts tomorrow morning and continues through wednesday for the entire bay area highlighted there in green and the wind. advisory starts tomorrow mornin

north carolina.ixated by that. >> are they going like that in north carolina, governor? >> at a mega rally, they certainly went. >> governor, welcome. on my side of the aisle that's what we've got and we're trying to figure out with nikki haley in all of that how that's going to play out. on the democratic side you and i were talking a little bit before about how the biden administration has really provided states with good glide path that are impacting the economy, the health care system, et cetera. talk a little bit about how you see the differences between the two parties setting up for the national narrative around public policy. because we have not really have a public policy debate yet in this country, and i think that's an advantage for joe biden, quite honestly. what is your take on how you're seeing things set up right now for president biden versus president trump, in terms of how the states governors are looking at -- >> we're all here this weekend, republican and democratic governors. and

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attacks one of the countries of the north atlantic alliance, what would you do?sessed the chances of the russian federation in this confrontation, or they will lose immediately, it could be in a month, so we must not forget how large the resources of the united states, the national guard, the army, that is, there are about a million troops if the united states enters this war, we understand that the conflict will take on a completely different character, and russia will suffer irreparable losses. if this conflict unfolds, is it possible to repeat the situation with the second world war, when there was this bloc, hitler's, a large bloc from italy, germany, japan, or. in this situation, can russia enlist the support of north korea, china, iran, syria and other countries, which may enter putin's conditional bloc, which will fight for the western bloc? extremely good question, because i think that this putin bloc, as you called it, i... that it already exists, and what we 're talking about now is actually support from other countries, even with countries like india ,

provinces of the caspian sea and the north east. the temperature reduction process that has started tomorrow will be felt completely in the eastern half of our country. the waters of the caspian sea, as well as the persian gulf, the strait of hormuz and the sea of ​​oman, we expect water for tomorrow. it will be wavy and turbulent, the wind will be relatively special and intense in parts of the southeast of our country. good night. europeans protest to washington at the same time as the aid package to ukraine is abandoned. protests were raised after the speaker of the house of representatives of the united states announced the approval of the $61 billion aid bill to ukraine there is no instant plan. european commission president ursula von der leyen from washington. he wanted to move this bill because supporting ukraine is in the interest of america. the secretary general of nato also addressed washington and said that america has a duty to fulfill its promise to ukraine. these statements have been made a few days after donald trump

the north of england will receive 2.5 billion, over a seven year period from next april.ls, from a central local transport fund, with residents able to have a say and mps given oversight to ensure value for money. pall given oversight to ensure value for mone . �* , given oversight to ensure value for mone . ~ , ., ., money. all we seem to get over the last ten year. _ money. all we seem to get over the last ten year, over _ money. all we seem to get over the last ten year, over the _ money. all we seem to get over the last ten year, over the last - money. all we seem to get over the last ten year, over the last 14 i last ten year, over the last 14 years is a series of promises which never seem to change how people can live their lives, in the north, the opportunities that are afforded to us here in the north, and all we are going to hear i think today is another funding going to hear i think today is anotherfunding commitment going to hear i think today is another funding commitment that is never going to solve the problems we face today. all this is aimed at putting fle

up towards the north bay, 3.26 in santa rosa. the heaviest rain throughout the north bay, that is why we still have a flood watch until midnight over parts of the north bay from middletown and st. helena down to santa rosa. ranger creek is still running very fast, be careful about that and you may come across the street flooding. i have details on when this gets out of here with a different system for the weekend, what i am seeing on that coming up in 12 minutes. >> we will see you then. new at 11:00, let's talk about that eucalyptus tree that fell across 280. miraculously it hit no one. southbound just before the truesdale exit in burlingame. is all across all lanes in the rush hour, the work for you can see out there trying to remove the tree. one lane was open, but it still created a big backup on the freeway. it is amazing that no one was hurt. all lanes reopened about an hour ago. >> more damage to another roadway, this time in alameda county. a huge trunk of this road slid into that nearby creek, forcing a major closure sti

the north—west.r ground. a number of showers in towards northern ireland as well. but elsewhere, for much of england and wales, it's a dry and a fine day. it will be a chilly start, mind, a touch of frost here and there, but by afternoon, temperatures up to around nine or 10 celsius, coolerfurther north. and then from tuesday onwards, we start to see a shift, because the wind is changing direction to more of a south—westerly, so we're dragging in cloudier skies and some outbreaks of rain, but the temperatures will be on the rise. on tuesday it should still be largely dry and sunny across scotland. some showers in the north, but the general trend from tuesday onwards is for cloudier conditions with outbreaks of rain. but you can see on the outlook there, the temperatures will begin to climb, and certainly for some, reaching the low to mid—teens. that's the forecast for now. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. sa

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this is a was the bay area forecast get a little bit of a wind out of the north, 5 to 10.t chance of spotty showers as we head to thursday, then drive friday, right into next week. check out that inland valley forecaster temperatures in the low 60s this weekend. i will be the warmest, driest stretch we have seen in a long time, so i can hear everybody at home cheering for that super bowl sunday forecast back in the bay. looking pretty much perfect at this point. >> sounds good. >>> california royalty. the bay area legends, inducted into the california hall of fame this evening. >>> and we have jimmy. >> we've got rod >>> tonight, the red carpet was rolled out thursday just award shows specific to the golden state get california hall of fame induction ceremony was held in sacramento and governor newsom was there. hall of fame honors leaders in science, public service, entertainment, sports, more california to embody the state's innovative spirit. this is the 17th class. inductees from the bay area include masterchef and mother of fusion cuisine, helen. she is credited as be

it's very difficult to pass a sanction to north korea. so how lucrative is this trade to north korea? i mean, a $167000000.00 worth of exports doesn't. uh, it sounds like a lot, but it's not actually that much. is it? well, from our perspective, from the free world perspective, it is very small, but from north korean point of view, as you pointed out, it consists over 60 percent of their total export. that is, of course, the official, you know, disclose number and we all know that, you know, they do have a lot of arms and that is basically legally, you know, exported to many other countries. so i think we should see this number with more more than just a grain of salt. right. and you, you mentioned force labor. i mean, what do we know if at any benefits on the korean, north korean people a tool from this income some estimate that they probably get something like 10 percent, but obviously is better than nothing in the country that has basically been starving . so, and at the same time, there is no option for, you know, the north green work

it's very difficult to pass a sanction to north korea. so how lucrative is this trade to north korea? i mean, a $167000000.00 worth of exports doesn't. uh, it sounds like a lot, but it's not actually that much. is it? well, from our perspective, from the for you world perspective, it is very small, but from north korean point of view, as you pointed out, it consists over 60 percent of their total export. that is, of course, the official, you know, disclose number. and we all know that, you know, they do have a lot of arms and that is basically legally, you know, exported to many other countries. so i think we should see this number with more more than just a grain of salt. right. and you, you mentioned force labor. i mean, what do we know if at any benefits on the korean, north korean people to toil from this income some estimate that they probably get something like 10 percent, but obviously is better than nothing. it is a country that has basically been starving so, and at the same time there is no option for, you know, the north green

this morning those storms stay in the north bay.hen into the afternoon, those storms move south and east. so we do have the potential for thunder storms. even the potential for a brief tornado. we'll talk much more about that severe weather. chance coming up in eight minutes. let's check in with gloria and see how the commute is going. yeah >> you know, so far the commute is going pretty well this morning. i know we had a lot of rain yesterday, but this morning so far the roads are dry and that's been really good for the morning commute. so if you are driving hopefully you don't have to deal with any bad weather, but you may have to deal with some high winds on the golden gate bridge and that's because chp has issued a high wind advisory. so just make sure if you're driving on the golden gate bridge, of course, always have both hands on the steering wheel, which you always should do anyway. but even more important, when there are high winds and then a look at your drive times for this morning. right now, the usual slow spot from tra

we are seeing showers to our north up and down the north coast. there's your snow in the sierra. but comparatively quiet for the bulk of the bay area. few sprinkles around south san francisco daly city down a little bit further southward towards woodside. and then you are looking at a couple of sprinkles as well up in the north bay for portions of marin and sonoma counties. not a lot at this moment, though. we are about to see some heavy rain making its way our direction, you still have the center of the storm circulating to the west of us and it's going to be dragging in some very unsettled weather today. this is going to result in the opportunity for isolated heavy downpours and thunderstorms on into late morning and early afternoon. really, i'm expecting some thunderstorm activity to start building in, especially for the north bay within the next hour or 2 here. so it is something that will see here during the morning show. if you stay with us into tomorrow. and then early wednesday will continue to see this unsettled forecast. after that, though, a break from the rain startin

north-east and north provinces of the country will definitely suffer from pressure drop. and appreciation of the winners of the international foreign festival, four of the winners were from germany, turkey, south africa and pakistan. in the name of god. o allah, peace and blessings be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and hasten their salvation. ladies and gentlemen hello fellow viewers, welcome to the 24-hour news section. in less than 32 hours, the one -week campaign period for the candidates will end. less than 3 days until the election , some political groups have unveiled their electoral lists. countdown for the elections on friday, march 11th , there are less than three days left until the elections . these days, it is a good idea to host the first votes in different cities. we are holding elections for one nation , we are making a decision, the publication of the list of candidates supported by parties and groups continues, the moderation and development party in tehran has supported the list of voice of the nation, and in the cities , it has also announced

the north—west.s northern ireland as well. but elsewhere, for much of england and wales, it's a dry and a fine day. it will be a chilly start, mind, a touch of frost here and there, but by the afternoon, temperatures up to nine or 10 celsius, coolerfurther north. and then from tuesday onwards, we start to see a shift, because the wind is changing direction to more of a south—westerly, so we're dragging in cloudier skies and some outbreaks of rain, but the temperatures will be on the rise. on tuesday it should still be largely dry and sunny across scotland. some showers in the north, but the general trend from tuesday onwards is for cloudier conditions with outbreaks of rain. but you can see on the outlook there, the temperatures will begin to climb, and certainly for some reaching the low to mid—teens. that's the forecast for now. v0|ce—0ver: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. hello. it's good to see

, north -east and north-west provinces the country is at the head of our branch , god willing, from thisg of gas in a sustainable way be continuously benefited. ruqiyeh hoyda, radio and television news agency. tomorrow is the deadline to participate in the auction of movable property. the general manager of marketing and sales of reasonable properties said: in this auction , a total of goods with a base value of 2900 billion tomans have been offered. 10 product groups with 30 rows and a value of 2900 billion tomans have been offered. commodity groups including. there are cars, there are motorcycle accessories and parts, and there are dishwasher and washing machine engines. and carbon steel pipes are in khuzestan province, and food and beverage products, including tea, are available. done to submit a proposal, they can refer to the government's electronic procurement system at the address of the headquarters of iran. specialists of a technology unit in khomeini shahr succeeded in internalizing the technical knowledge of designing and manufacturing the device for installing sensitive elect