ran around but could still be avoiding those driest parts of southern england. —— shari rain.has a warm weather system getting to pull away, still some showers around it as it does so but some sunny spells. not necessarily looking like a washout but could be trailing weather fronts to parts of northern ireland, southern scotland and england for example in another area of low pressure into wednesday looks like it could be moving in with a spell of rain, particularly across northern areas and after that, later in the week who looks like high pressure is going to build into many areas and the rabble settled down for and the rabble settled down for a time and also cool things. welcome to bbc news, i'm david willis. our top stories: welcome to bbc news, i'm david willis. our top stories: �*direct, in—depth, and straightforward', the white house's assessment of a marathon phone call between president biden and his chinese counterpart, xi jinping, in which taiwan was the main focus. 0n the frontline in ukraine, where western weapons are said to be making the difference against the ru

welcome to the shari. thanks for your company. it's monsoon season in india after beginning in may and building up over june, ryans covered the entire country over the weekend. the monsoon is a lifeline for farmers who depend on these ryans to grow their crops like rice. but very dry areas in the north and west will be looking to the monsoon for relief as well. and intense hate live this year has bought drought to many parts of rochester state. here trains bringing 2000000 liters of water have become the only reliable source of it. ah, these 40 wagons, all of them filled with water, or a lifeline for the state of for justin. this does that region often see temperatures bryce to about 45 degrees celsius. but this year the heat wave arrived early, big, 3 months of drought has left thousands of inhabitants without water. either way, look, i opened the top and there's no water. at the moment, we only get water once every tindy's, without water, we can do anything. all i ask is for water to drink. twice a day, local authorities fill up

will seize the new weather fronts just dashing across the high and introducing more live cloud as shariwo are. 20 through 24 degrees under the question. as we move into wednesday, or friend question. as we move into wednesday, orfriend can bring some significant rain in scotland and behind that it's could be milder or humid conditions generally and i optics of showers and rain and cloudy skies in northern england and the warmth for the south and isa 24 degrees. . welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... gunshots horror at an independence day parade near chicago. six people are dead and police are still searching for the gunman. ukrainian forces withdraw from the eastern region of luhansk as predident putin orders his forces to press on. the opposition leader in the uk sets out his party's position on brexit. keir starmer says labour will not campaign to take the country back into the eu. an outbreak of avian flu is facing many bird

. >> tony villegas, the defendant in this case, >> prosecutor shari tate, argued that tony, fueled byhes, for melissa to come home. fall into the garage, and then launched a brutal attack on his wife's best friend. >> it's a hands on, personal murder. it takes time, it takes premeditation, and why? because she was a friend. >> but the residue of pepper spray all over the garage was evidence that melissa had fought back. and some had apparently gotten on the killer. tony's housemate testified the night of the murder, he saw his roomy scrubbing his arms. >> he said that he got pepper sprayed on him. and that is hands were burning and itching. >> then an expert on cell phone tracking told the jury, tony had both melissa's phone, and his own personal phone with him the night of the murder. and the next day, when he was driving his train. >> they moved north and then back south. along the rail word. >> but now, prosecutors had to tackle the head-scratching question of motive. why would tony kill melissa in the first place? >> debra villegas testified that tony became very jealous and angry

visiting this year said they will honour the human rights obligations as far as consistent with islamic sharipecial envoy for afghan women, girls, and human rights says the taliban needs to be judged by its deeds and notjust its words. there is no reason why girls shouldn't be back in school. not any technical level are there any challenges or logistic issues, what the taliban are saying at this point, they are just simply rhetorical devices for them to continue restricting women and girls from educational and work opportunities. many afghan women have refused to be silenced over the issue of their rights since the taliban took over, whether it be education or access to employment. these are pictures from a protest against that u—turn on opening schools in march. however, nobel laureate and female education activist malala yousafzai says the voices of afghan women also need to amplified outside of afghanistan. other countries are continuing with their activism for the rights of afghan women, but unfortunately, yes, they are unheard, their voices remained limited in speech and then there is ra

shary: haslinda amin joining us. we have plenty of big interviews coming up. ceo of indonesia, the investment authority joining us live from bali along with the eoc be secretary general. it will be speaking with bank of indonesia governor and indonesian finance minister. and this is how we are setting up for the major market open across asia. we have u.s. futures gaining a little bit of ground in the asian session after stocks fell in new york but closed well obsession lows. bringing some relief to investors that were anticipating very aggressive rate hikes. we continue to see their pressure and futures. remember we had the very, very strong jobs report, really giving rise to the jumbled rate hikes on the rba. kiwi stocks at the moment not doing too much while nikkei futures are higher. we are seeing the japanese yen continuing to weaken against the u.s. dollar, first 24 year low. 140 insight. plenty more to come on "daybreak asia", this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: high inflation has been a buzzword for investors in market makers, but it's also causing real pain, e

i was expecting this inflation ernuo comn dte shary bplauseecse ottas drdrdophs ant and tha atot not e shi n i 8%,.2 ey haveyeav a a really,eaea m gproimrdause th nexttee months will be dropped off, the next four months are extremely low. so any inflation numbers coming in will pop that number quite substantially. they're caught in the middle. they are trying to spin it the best they can. i don't blame them for doing that but it is not correct. i would advise people in the marketplace, don't think there is any obvious answer in these markets. they're in a heap of trouble. neil: the markets seem to be betting on the federal reserve continuing to raise rates. maybe they were somewhat eased today, if you can say such a thing, art, by the spikes in covid cases in china, that might slow down china a little bit. that might be welcome news to the world. be careful what you wish for of course. do you buy that? >> that's right. neil: that the latest cases are boeing to put a lid exactly how much the economy can come out of this and how the federal reserve and other banks have to respond to th

how shary sold everything. how is it almost?ere the guys started teasing, then this guy appeared, they released all the balls , they flew away, and he paid for everyone. and i looked like a stump. i don't know anything about guys. antonina, how is it that your father doesn't know with whom his daughter is dating, we just met today and in general we get a city like this. just met today. you already fell in love with him, right? why do you think so? yes, because the soup, today you have too much salt. antonina is what. well , what are you? i promise you will be the first to know when i fall in love. in general, lawyers prepare a contract. we sign up for a day or two and we can start working. so we are waiting for you at home kostik hello hello m. how are you ? today we passed the last tests, we are waiting for the results, this clinic in germany is recommended. as one of the best infertility treatments? everything should work out. we really hope she is also worried. okay, that's all, mom, while we're here for dinner , zhenya went

she believes the red shari she was wearing attracted the attention of the motorcyclist who hit her, eventher people around person. saami and something sparked in their mind. um, you know when they came at me because they had some sort of asian hate built in them, she says. no words were even exchange in the motorcyclist didn't try to take her purse before speeding off. police are investigating it as an attempted robbery, but they say other charges could be filed. once they find an arrest that motorcyclist the antioxidant councils moving forward with new rules, giving people who live in antiochus new options for storing there. rvs and boats at home. according to the east bay times. the new rules allow people to park an rv or boat in the front side or back of their home if they get a permit from the city. currently only people with rvs and boats that were registered with the city between 2007 and 2009 or allowed to store them at home. all others had to put them in storage. these new rules will be finalized at the city council's meeting on august 23rd. today the barn board of directors will

my name is shari. and i live at north beach place. i live right next door to the building that they're talking about putting up, okay. right next door. literately next door. and it's six stories, we live here. this is our community. i'm asking that you please give us, i'm nervous, we found a nice place to live. my family and friends, we have all that stuff you know and you put a building on top of us. there's no light. there's no light in my yard. there's no light on the kid's playgrounds. i mean, you didn't ask, they tried to do it last time for four stories, now they come back again with six stories. it opportunity make sense. there are kids in that yard. there's a playground. there's a school there. there are old people living right next door that don't get any light. you know, once you done that, they hardly get it now but when you do that, it's going to take it right away. you all have communities, you all have schools, you don't have six-story buildings standing over your school and your home. it's not right. so, in order, i ask