and the region and kind of iranian influence be contained this is inside story. hello there and welcome to inside story on lorica the newly installed u.s. secretary of state has wraps up his three country tour of the middle east in jordan where he met the foreign minister and king abdullah might pompei underscore the importance of the jordanian role in helping solve conflicts in neighboring countries in particular he urged palestinian leaders to reengage in talks with israel and america's top diplomat a united front against what the white house says is the regional threat posed by iran a message he emphasized in both saudi arabia and israel part of forces has more from west jerusalem in the middle east might pump double down on the theme that has dominated his first international trip as secretary of state iran's threat to the region and the world and the solidifying u.s. threat to pull out of the iran nuclear deal iran destabilizes this entire region that supports proxy militias and terrorist groups. it is an arms dealer to the the rebels. and iran conducts cybe

no regions have attempted to administer a bid. the southwest power poles but $5 million on a competitive process for an $8 million process deemed unneeded and never built. the california iso awarded a partnership between the developer and other entity in order to-- to just see them go bankrupt. these can no longer be called growing pains but beyond the chaotic implementation there's a more fundamental concern. order 1000 tends to drive short- term band-aid fixes for the grid, projects that solve multiple problems and provide long-term value don't move forward because they are ruled too costly. competition is positive but goals must be set to achieve the outcomes that we want. people and businesses depend on an efficient system that is resilient for the long term against an array of real threats leaving order 1000 in place which-- risks the ability to achieve that end. >> the chair calls upon john twitty . off-line he would probably have-- there are probably stories we would all like to hear.>> indeed i do but -- will good morning

whole reorganization of spain on a regional powers in the region was basis on the basis of devolution of central power to regional autonomy is has altered everything is altered a great deal especially in linguistic and cultural aspects. it has faced especially sense of disarm now inst ceasefire in twenty nine eleven has had a very bitter internal fight between the hardline defenders of. an armed struggle of continuing the armed struggle in one way or another continuing the idea of a pressure group that was not political and the political wing rebut us who now which was much more open to a political solution. the current situation can be taken as finally the victory of by the us and i in relation to it are. but a large of a large part of it was an internal basque fight aside from a fight with the spanish government and with spanish nationalists because the timing of it is a bit surprising i think for many considering that on the other side in spain you have the problem of catalonia. the catalonian regional government try to. achieved or declared independence backed off from that but an

it's a region with unlimited wind energy potential. floating storage wind turbine technology is evolving so quickly, i think it will be economic within the next few years. and thinking about this from a grid standpoint, build a grid that maximizes the benefits to consumers would be the right way to go. >> thank you. do we in congress need to do something, such as pushing the blms, offshore federal land leasing, to be structured so that neighboring wind farms can use a shared infrastructure? >> i think that would be extremely helpful. right now, each wind generator can build its own transmission line to shore, but once they do that, that place on shore is occupied by that generator for the rest of time. so, thinking it a little bit more holistically would be very wise. >> thank you. mr. gramlich, you mention ed earlier that ferc does not need to grant any more incentives but to better align the incentives we already have. what are your suggestions to go about doing that kn. >> thank you, congressman. there are examples from other countr

course we are visiting the heart of the region that town with its famous cathedral . this week female comes from ireland from the small island of skellig michael. and our viewers of yellow shows us her hometown santiago de chile. i'm exploring the river landscape by canoe with someone who knows it like the back of his hand and spend money accompanies me on to the institute river i think we're ready to go right. yeah except for the life jacket though does that mean it'll be dangerous not at all but better safe than sorry for. the one students a great river for canoeing no barges no pleasure boats just the river and a few sites along the way. the opening up to the left of us that's chai plates monastery at a church a lovely view. always on the water somewhere. because of all the storms we've had recently large amounts of surface water have carried in lots of sediment and it clouds up the water when the thing if this was a if. you can also canoe on the zala river at about four hundred kilometers it's twice as long as the on. that's what was that small house. it's a viney

the coastal region is one of the west affected regions aid agencies warned of the high risk of the outbreak and larry not just here in the bus the city but also of the rule areas that have been badly affected and the situation could get worse given that the rains don't seem to be letting up any time. back at the camp she. can't wait to return to school but it's not clear if the schools in the region will open again christine has no idea how she will afford the fees for the next time. you're watching news buy from that's still to come a google hopes its digital assistant shuffle mobile devices will take a big slice off on already crowded markets in case you're wondering and come back a restaurant or apartment perhaps all by itself. conquered you have done you a winter well hop out story for you pace of business updates in just a moment i'll be back at the top of the a good day. a blessing. and a curse. for specific nature and.

regional grid operators have begun to voice their views. last year it was called and i quote a solution in search of a problem that is creating more of a challenge. nick brown said it created quote more overhead and more uncertainty. our main experience with order one thousand has been through a competitive solicitation launched in 2013 for a project to solve voltage issues in southern new jersey. to call the process a mess would be generous. pgm made an initial decision and then reversed itself. disputes cropped up between states and stake holders that the ceo had to mediate. pgm found itself having to make judgments outside its expertise, for example which alternatives might secure environmental permits or how to interpret the fine prints and exclusions when a developer says it will cap construction costs. five years into the planning process, we still don't have a constructive project to address the major need on this part of the grid. across the country other red flags continue to appear. no region outside organized markets have even at

and instability in the region. region.long the lines, encompassing all these other things. these other things. there's very little of that is what they say. that is their assessment. view of this very clearly as the us side having bridged the deal. side having bridged the deal. the us side could again renege on that. thank you very much for the moment. moment. iran will remain in a nuclear deal without washington. without washington. cannot be trusted to uphold its commitment. commitment. and into the expansion within the region. region. in a moment reaction from capitol hill. capitol hill. but first to the white house and reaction from barbara. house and reaction from barbara. been a campaign promise for the fair criticisms of the president today? criticisms of the president today? he's made, very much motivated by a not barack obama. not barack obama. signature policy as we know of barack obama. barack obama. saying we are someone who keeps our promises. promises. when he has taken controversial decisions. decisions. sur

their regions prior to the order. 1000hose regions, order replaced that collaborative bottoms up process with a federal top-down process where there was a fair amount of pure rocker c involved and the name of the game is making sure your -- you are checking compliance checklists as opposed to bringing projects to fruition. creating a federal mandate on top of what was already happening with many regions is complexity in some cases we've seen legislation with respect to the transmission process. electricity landscape has changed radically in terms of resources, technology and state policies that drive transmission decisions. since order 890, which proceeded order number 1000. finally, certain implementation decisions like how cost --ocation is handled, even those who are broadly supportive, there seems to be a sense something is amiss with it in terms of the underwhelming results that have come out of it. in light of this, i would argue it is important for policymakers to consider order 1000's future given its track record. i've encourage conversations about ways it could be streamlined a

from the region towards you which is. as for them i think it's not in the interest of anybody to. discourage them in the region ok so it's your view that israel has been in bold into by the us decision with regard to iran and that there is indeed a risk that we could see an escalation we thank you so much for joining us to share that view of us of zani a journalist and a visiting scholar at the center for middle east strategic studies joining us from tehran we appreciate it. thank you well now to what will be the first ever meeting of a sitting u.s. president in a north korean leader president donald trump announced in a tweet that he will meet with north korea's kim jong un in singapore on june twelfth singapore is in the rare position of having diplomatic relations with both washington and pyongyang plus a track record of hosting sensitive encounters. the banner headline in singapore's newspapers the city state will host one of the highest stakes summits in decades that certainly pleased locals. some. coming in and on t

the uk has stabilized it in the region and we continue to do so. we remain adamant that a nuclear armed iran would never be acceptable to the united kingdom. the obligation not to seek, develop or acquire nuclear weapons appears without. [inaudible] yesterday president trump promised to work to find a lasting solution to the iranian nuclear threat. i have no difficulty whatever with that for the question is, how does the u.s. propose to achieve it? now that the trump administration has left the jcp away, the response ability falls on them to describe how they in washington will build a new negotiated solution to our shared concerns. britain stands ready to support that task. in the meantime we will strive to preserve the gains made by the jcp away. >> thank you very much mr. speaker. let me thank you for your statement. i'm sure there will come a time to debate whether the governments approach to donald trump has been the right one, but today is not the time. : : : he admitted that the nuclear deal is working. iran is complying with that info. yes,

it is a region with unlimited wind potential. postage storage wind turbine technology is evolving so quickly, i think it will be economic within the next few years, and thinking about this from a grid and ports, build a grid that exercises the benefits to consumers be the right way to go. >> thank you. do we in congress need to do something such as pushing theb blm's offshore federal land leasing of the structures? >> i think that would be extremely helpful. right now it's wind generator wind generator can build its own transmission lines for, but once that is done, that place onshore is occupied by a generator for the rest of time. thinking holistically would be wise. >> you mentioned earlier that ferc does not need to grant more incentives, but better aligned incentives that we already have. what are your suggestions about how to do that? >> thank you, congressman. there are examples from other countries that we are currently looking at and trying to work with a number of transmission of an otherowners on set. in he u.k., when

hong): typical "may gray" weather conditions with seasonably cool temperatures will persist over the region today in advance of an approaching upper level system. a few showers will be possible over the interior portions of the region wednesday morning as the weather system pushes inland. a drying and slight warming trend is then forecast late in the week under a weak ridge of high pressure. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) a big story we're following this morning... police say, áten children were tortured and abused inside a fairfield home .... both of the parents have been arrested... this all happening at a home in fairfield. that is where police say, the ten children were first found two months ago .. and as kron 4's charl

will continue thisunter act iran's stabilizing force in the region. what discussions with the foreign secretary and the e3 be happy with nato allies? -- >> i'm sure it will be the it will be another frankly disgusting aspects of the behavior of the iranian regime. of those issues repeatedly whenever we meet our iranian counterparts. >> government does not believe iran is abiding by -- the israeli government does not believe that iran in terms of the agreement. the groups urged the iranian regime is using revenue to finance terrorism across the middle east and of course iran has played an important part in the conflict in syria and yemen. and light of this behavior, does the foreign secretary not accept that the decisions by the american president will send an important message to the regime which is out of control. >> on the contrary, that the most powerful point about mentioning netanyahu's display iran didit showed that indeed have a nuclear weapon ambition after 2003 and it shows the importance of beginning a process of negotiation to get them to s

the coastal region is one of the west affected regions aid agencies warned of the high risk of the outbreak everybody leiria not just here in the bus the city but also of the rule areas that have been badly affected and the situation could get worse given that the rains don't seem to be letting up any time. back at the camp in the russian christine's children can't wait to return to school but it's not clear if the schools in the region will open again christine has no idea how she will afford the fees for the next term. when tonight's we know the date and location for that much anticipated summit between us president double trump and north korean leader kim jong on june twelfth in singapore mr trump tweeted the announcement today shortly after welcoming home three american prisoners who north korea had earlier released truck called their release a goodwill gesture from pyongyang. he was nearly three in the morning but the u.s. president and the first lady were on hand to greet the freed captives from a north korean labor camp her reception with the u.s. president it all happened in less th

over the region today temperatu and east bay hills/mountains i morning.y cool conditions are then expected into next week. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat id drive time less than 30 min bri less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) ( darya ) a popular mini golf location. and now the owner says they are facing more problems trying to relocate. ature golf mike taft relocating at the south shore shopping center just a mile down the road. but every business at the shopping center has to sign off on new businesses coming to the center. taft says every business agreed, except for the clothing store -- ross. < "if anything i think we would helpos them, we're not sellg ( darya )t says reached out to the retailer to find out their resoning but has not heard resoning but find out their the retailer to find out their resoning but has not heard back. ( darya ) a pilot program in the bay area is holo students and teachers are applying what the

boost its presence in this remote on the gulf region. the united arab emirates flew in soldiers along with tanks and armored vehicles the shown here setting up a security cordon having expelled local troops from the airport yemeni government sources of since confirmed to al-jazeera that u.a.e. troops have also taken control of the main port and denied the yemeni prime minister and most of his cabinet permission to leave situated off the coast of somalia and the unesco heritage site known to many as the galapagos of the indian ocean is famous for its unusual wildlife and scenery but with a three thousand meter long runway ideal for fighter jets and large military aircraft the island is also situated between the horn of africa and yemen just be on the red sea and some of the busiest sea lanes in the world what they have done here is they have found an island which is very remote from both yemen and somalia very far off the coast but it's very strategically located and it kind of acts as a quasi aircraft carrier in the main over the u.a.e.

region these things and extremism in this region and extremist and reject this region bloodying their decisions as you said of president ram because they are telling us look for twenty five years you have been negotiating or you. want your last you which of the two of the two state solution jerusalem and because of palestine was doesn't have the reserves and look what they're doing to you know what do you answer. what do i answer you said when the leader arrives israel until that peaceful protest arguably doesn't work what are your people supposed to do until a leader. of what we have no place to go today from the river jordan to their military and greater historic palestine today i am fifty point nine percent of the pollution. and is forty nine point one percent of the pollution what the question to them what are the going to do with me i'm here i'm here to stay i'm going to develop my own army my institutions my schools my university is my hospital is i have to protect my people in every sense possible we still believe we will still continue to seek peace but we want nations on eart

all eyes in the region i mean look at it has been a law in lebanon just basically sort of defied its position in the lebanese elections no to my lucky and popular mobilization iraq are sort of defying their own position in the iraqi elections this week and certainly the hope is in yemen as well as bashar assad regime and they are a militias in syria are making huge progress so all in all iran is making move major major you know expansion of its own influence of those of its allies in the region it has no interest or for direct confrontation with the united states but on the ground if the united states is going to try to contain slash confront iran and its allies this is going to mean an all out. the war and having alien if in europe russia and china there's going to be less and less room for a serious diplomatic or global coalition towards a more. you know calming of the souls if you are in the region so really we are a an impasse slash course sword for morse to mission so it's stuck in a quiet dangerous risky stalemate right now and you point to iranian gains in the region but could

fall the coastal region is one of the west affected regions aid agencies warned of the high risk of the out break everybody larry not just here in mumbai the city but also the rule areas that have been badly affected and the situation could get was given that the rains don't seem to be backing up any time. back at the camp in the russian children can't wait to return to school but it's not clear if the schools in the region will open again christine has no idea how she will afford the fees for the next time. you're watching t w news live from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day i had to see the. police it is having a close encounter with shots in the a.g.s. it seems odd nonce marine credits his could soon die alice whom. i could call to un's environmental pollutants top cause of the problems but the exotic cools remains unclear. go ahead to africa in sixty minutes on d. w. . global inequalities. what does inequality mean any globally connected well. known to the media play. join the discussion and how to. die jim ellis global media forum frenzy eighteen.

hong): typical "may gray" weather conditions with seasonably cool temperatures will persist over the region today in advance of an approaching upper level system. a few showers will be possible over the interior portions of the region wednesday morning as the weather system pushes inland. a drying and slight warming trend is then forecast late in the week under a weak ridge of high pressure. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) breaking news... san jose police are on the scene of a shooting where one person has died and another is in the hosptial with injuries. ( darya ) kron 4's will tran is on scene with the latest. will? ( will ) one person was killed and another seriously injured in a double shooting in south san jose early this morning, according to san jose police. the shooting occurred around 1:11 a.m. today in the 400 block of blossom hill road, san jose police sgt. enrique garcia said. officers arrived on scene to discover two men with suffering from at least one gunshot wound each. both men were taken to a local hospital where one

the coastal region is one of the worst affected regions. aid agencies warn of the high risk of cholera outbreaks and malaria. the situation could get worse given that the rains don't seem to be letting up any time soon. >> back at the camp, christine's children can't wait to return to school. but it is not clear if the schools in the region will open again, and christine has no idea how she will afford the fees for their next term. >> you are watching dw news live from berlin. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. i hope to see you then. ♪ >>> this week on "wealthtrack," financial thought leader widely followed strategist and economist and new book author ed yardeni shares his unconventional views on investing, next on "consuelo mack wealthtrack." ♪ >> new york life along with mainstay's family of mutual funds offers investment and retirement solutions so you can help your clients keep good going. >> additional funding provided by -- thornburg investment management. active management, flexible perspective.

you go to the middle east they would be a regional solution. if they wasn't the united states supporting one state in its impunity and its priority in its occupation of part of it if there was goodwill in the united states to make that a regional solution then to be very difficult there are there are a many different competing tribal forces. but those tribal forces of mostly been. reignited by the the the imperial powers as resource in libya and in two thousand and eleven so again i suppose i'm saying that although it's probably wrong it's so remote at the moment in the middle east but to see glimmers of it in korea is hopeful well if trump has enemies of a career because he may what the big grand gesture he now has the curious enemy of the d.n.c. that is suing him russia is the us democratic party i think this is serious because i had to recheck it again yes is suing donald trump russia and julian assange and mickey mouse it's it's it's just absorb stood. a me as the ruler inquiry progresses you know as if the goal is a road in that within the

of course, it is true that iran bad behavior in the region. but they are not in violation of the jcpoa. on their ambitions to acquire nuclear weapons, they are obeying the letter that agreement. yes, it is perfectly true they are not in conformance with resolution 2231 in respect of ballistic missiles. that is the account of the prospect to bring them into line. life. >> further to that question, does the foreign secretary agree that iran's appalling, destabilizing behavior in the wider region, including its support of terrorism, would be even more dangerous if its nuclear program goes unchecked? and therefore, it is not just in britain's interest, but america's and the world's interest that the jcpoa? remains in place? >> very well put -- jcpoa remains in place? >> very well put. >> while the signing treaties that they certainly too political at fans, does my right honorable friend agree that the history of the biological weapons convention of 1972, which was exposed in 1992 as having been broken for 20 years by the then soviet union shows th

as a move for escalation in the region indeed following u.s. president trumps decision to pull out of the need to be a deal with iran israel stepped up military readiness along the border with lebanon and the golan heights the israelis think attacks from iran's regional proxies such as hezbollah a coming the middle east's complex patchwork of tensions and conflicts could soon be even more combustible whether russia wants it or not rory chalons al-jazeera moscow. this is all just things that the top stories. this very military says iranian forces in neighboring syria have fired rockets at their positions aaron sirens have been heard in the area and israel says it's intercepted some of the incoming fire. there's been an unexpected upset in malaysia's elections but first time in sixty years an opposition alliance will form the next government ninety two year old former prime minister mahathir mohamad will once again be back in the top job replacing. the us president is to reveal the details of a historic summit with north korea's kim jong un withi

is this an opportunity lost then for the region the summit itself. i don't think so i think it was always questionable whether the summit will take place here in singapore it's still possible that the summit a summit will take place at some point in the future but i don't think that people really had counted on it actually taking place as planned on the twelfth but in the longer term scenario what was there perhaps an opportunity here to to get bring north korea back into the international arena so to speak and open up all kinds of trade possibilities further down from there i mean there may have been and certainly there's always that possibility of a future at some point you would like to think that north korea would be brought into the out of the pariah status and back into the global community when that will take place it's a little unclear sooner would be better certainly on behalf of the north korean people that would be fantastic but there are some real challenges to getting that done and the more the u.s. side of particular talked about the li

you want and what's driving its expansion in the region this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm about that hamid there is public outrage on the island of it's a unesco world heritage site and the people who live there don't want it to become part of the conflict in yemen bought on thursday the u.a.e. deployed troops to the island seizing strategic positions this has angered the yemeni government of president abdullah. it says it wasn't an form of the move the u.a.e. is part of the saudi led coalition fighting houthi rebels in the country and is a former ally of had the but splits have recently emerged that reports. there calling for troops from the united arab emirates to be the island of sequential. the people who live here say then will flee rebel somebody that means you and your forces have no reason to stay in iraq this will just end up on falls they foresee altie a minute troops and taking over some strategic locations they say it's part of they'll push them to buck forces loyal to exile be a mini president of the rebel man suit huggy. s

yes i think that he's going to face major challenges in the pacific region to north and caribbean region and where he to i mean where he does all carbon mining and it's a situation where you have indigenous children dying of malnutrition because of poor distribution of water as well as other natural causes in the pacific region for example just last year in the most important port for colombia the one that's where sixty percent exports and imports the port of when i went to order the people aboard haven't duda basically shut it down in the pacific civic strike for twenty two days why because all of the f t a's that were signed by colombia have been doing great in generating more income for the national companies and for investors and multinationals but we see that the people actually living there that five hundred thousand of them don't even have access to potable water they don't have a hospital that can give them the attention required and they don't have basic sanitation so i think that duke is going to have to do a big job in trying to bridge that divide i mean that this tribute sion

is building a military base in beveren somalia as breakaway region of somaliland and buys d.p. world has signed a thirty a deal to manage a report an agreement that has not been recognized by the somali government in mogadishu the u.a.e. is also developing the ports of inputs and in other parts of somalia who self-governing states is not internationally recognized the u.a.e. is training and equipping the local maritime police force there but its relations have soured with somalia last month my goodness she dispended a u.a.e. . graham to train some of its troops soon after it sees millions of dollars from a u.a.e. plane when you look at the horn of africa and i know we've touched on it briefly and you look at the the multiple players involved not just the saudi arabia that france and china and the u.s. and cats on and increasingly turkey it's quite a warring picture. coming from that isn't it i mean you really see a build up of control and it's all about i guess access to these seaways these ports. one hundred percent this is sort of what's more than empire building looks like i

because of the demographics of the region. owe it to our society, we we owe it to our 300 million arabs that they are ought to be a native that they ought to be a native organization that looks after the sector and participates and learns and serve. francine: what will noon become? are you nervous you are going head to head with the most successful retailer of all times, amazon? mohamed: well, noon of course, it will be an ecosystem. am i nervous? of course i am nervous. i am nervous from everybody. in my real estate business i am nervous. in my metropolitan business because competition is severe. and markets are open, anybody can come in. the big players are going to come in. some of them came already, more are going to come to the region. but i am from that part of the world. i think it is our duty to participate in the scene. and remember, we as arab businessmen, we are a bit tribal, which means that i am from this society, i have a duty to dedicate to business and be aggressive, achieve numbers and achieve success. that is

the bugger fish market used to be one of the busiest ports in the mixture of region eighty trucks an average brought in the daily coach of french from the lake not been able on the a few cartons of drugs arrive the market. well someone who comes here every day to earn enough to buy a meal for his family but one successful fisherman largely depends on the goodwill of others after book why don't fight just over on his village four years ago he's heard about plans by government and international partners to assist people like him but he's not sure if he or his family will get any help this year. i'm getting older and the young ones can go to fish because of fear of attacks but look around with no work and no income many of them have now joined the fight is something governments in the region want to stop this is the recent spike in violence requires to look beyond providing aid something they want to address in a regional meeting in nigeria we need is a holistic approach that looks at the shirt it's but also try to start supporting those medium and long that only require real developmen

if you go to the middle east they would be a regional solution. if they wasn't the united states supporting one state in its impunity and its priority in its occupation of politics but if there was goodwill in the united states to make that a regional solution. then to be very difficult there there are a many different. competing tribal forces but those tribal forces of mostly been. reignited by the the the imperial powers as resource in libya and in two thousand and eleven so again i suppose i'm saying that although it's probably wrong it's so remote at the moment in the middle east but to see glimmers of it in korea is hopeful well if trump has enemies of a career because he may what the big grand gesture he now has the curious enemy of the d.n.c. that is suing him russia is the us democratic party i think this is serious because i had to recheck it again yes is suing donald trump russia and julian assange son mickey mouse it's it's it's just absorb stood. i'm as the ruler inquiry progresses you know as if the goal is a road in that within the r

what does this mean to all regional banks? >> i am thrilled. day for american workers who are financed through midsized banks, and i think it's a great -- i think it liberates banks to continue to grow and compete with a larger banks. for example, we're at $44 billion bank, as we approach $50 billion, we would be seeing tens of millions of dollars more regulatory costs. and now we can continue to grow right through that level as can so many of our brethren banks and that's good for consumers because we're going to be financing companies and it's good for the economy. i think this is a tremendously good day. liz: rebecca, they say the road to hell is paved with good intentions, i think dodd-frank had good intentions to prevent a further financial crisis. in being so onerous in the bigger banks which took in many cases crazy bets, they swept in the smaller regionals who were actually quite focused on make sure they were lending properly to their neighborhood community. so what does this mean for small business owners who are watching right now, o

as violence spreads in africa's like chad region regional leaders meet to discuss solutions to the humanitarian crisis. hello this is probably good news that heavy rain is moving around a bit in china it is spring rain season and there will be flooding as a result but in the next twenty four hours it looks like the eastern side of china including shanghai was fairly dry hong kong's on the edge of it probably still rain for you then you move west of the higher ground and there's some pretty big dam pools on the way for high now and beyond further north up towards sichuan do mate south be dry but i wouldn't want to guarantee that the feed is continuous of humid warm and then result of course is the downpours we've equally seen some pretty big storms recently in the northeast of india this here produced a wall of sand a sort of mini hobby we feel like as it runs through this hot dry area the rainfall has been around bangladesh in the northeast colder and occasionally down in kerala and sri lanka but we're still battling with dry thunderstorms quite often in the north west though it looks like the

-- peace of the region.ountry which fulfilled their obligations. in that case, on what basis do you punish iran now? these are not right. and also, there has been a procedure which was in place during president obama's term. in that process, everything was normal. when obama leaves the office, arrive is punished -- iran is punished through a new practice. these are not right, and all of these result in tensions in the region, not contributing to the region's peace. we do not want this region to go into tensions. also, this region is now tired, so at once, let's establish peace in the region, and contribute to it peaceful world altogether. you see the step of declaring jerusalem as israel's capital is a various -- very serious step towards tensions in the region. we are looking at the number of people killed in the gaza strip. it is a disaster, 37 people. in fact, i believe more died, and hundreds of people were wounded. these people were wounded by real bullets. how could this happen? 700 people are now woun

here photographs by alexander chick manif show ukrainian miners in the donbass region these mines are considered extremely dangerous and accidents are common. conditions here are similar to what germany's ruhr mines were once like. change of scenery here at the art museum and both artist and class kalinski is showcasing pieces inspired by sub to raney and objects it is a very minute window in the world beneath our feet is very impressive and the tunnels there are rumors you can walk all the way from essen to dog not to long galleries in the minors. even as a kid i had this feeling from i imagine things emerging from the ground. and the also important that sort of thing has always fascinated me. next stop museum folks in essence it shows etchings and photographs of industrial landscapes and how they changed over the course of the past century. and finally back to shrink a council maybe the burlap sacks from across the world are a statement about global influences affecting germany's rural area today. you want to know what do we want from the future what do we gain from coal mining and