a couple questions. the first question is if the u.s. recognizes northorea as a nuclear country, then after that, north korea can send the nuclear weapon to other countries because of guarantee by the u.s.. and the second question is, north korea propaganda said they joined the iba and -- and the mpt and they just get on from the mpt. so now, they have a nuclear weapon. does that mean, how can it follow the north korea model so they can have -- recognizes as a nuclear weapon country. those are the two questions. >> i am not sure we do not attach too much importance to the fact that the north koreans have nuclear weapons. so, i am not convinced either just how much it would change anyone's behavior and other nations behavior just because we say, ok, we now recognize the fact of what we've known for year, that the north koreans have nuclear weapons. and so, we are facing up to that fact. rather than not recognizing what has really existed. so, i am not sure all these kind of implications if they would happen or not if we simply approached north korea diffe

but north koreans have a lot of trouble with that. i am thinking there are all kinds of technical will on —. jill biden. i agree with you and then this would have to be to get to that stage dialogue north koreans have to be persuaded that but we're not going to invade or do anything like that. i am not sure when president trump in case so we can try never get have our debate again so the issue is what inducements can we offer and what they would be comfortable with. >> how did you mandate? but that is what they should be very afraid of. we all should be. but it seems like a good conversation with them on so with that internal revolution that could happen any day. >> if we could show them how to fix those things that result the combination for the and that would change the subject modesto section perhaps and the family as a more benign that genuinely cares about the economic situation i don't purport to be an expert or how to approach this or what to say and how to set induce the north koreans to change their behavior? and then to see d

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every action has a reaction, equal and opposite. blow up the north stream pipelines? we've entered a new phase, one in which the united states is directly at war with the largest nuclear power in the world. it does suggest there could be consequences. if we blow up the north stream pipeline, why wouldn't russia sever undersea internet cables. what would happen then push mark what if european banks couldn't communicate with banks in new york? let's just say the banks couldn't communicate for each other for one day. what would be the economic effect of that? it would cascade downward. we could have an actual collapse. we could be in third world conditions. those of the steaks. and the people behind us, the geniuses like tori and newland,

but it is not us who introduced as sanctions against a north stream to we did it under the pressure of, from the americans and a why i do americans are trying to do it because they want to sell angie themselves . ah, well, we would require them know what the previous administration is to say. yes, we sell at higher prices, but let them buy and lucas we protect them. okay, let them do that a little and co bruce about, but it means that a big u. k. a follow up question, there is new prime minister let's trust before that. that was boy johnson. whatever expectations from the new prime minister in your country. as far as i understand, there are not many hopes that the relations are going to improve as well as the new, you know, the, the u. k. teachers give principal for has a particular is brand new global procedure for the election of the head of the government, which is far from democratic procedure because it's based on the route to look at who won the previous elections and which party in particular and the people of the u. k. do not participate in this changes that are happening and t

there is a weak weather front trying to push towards the north—west but not giving much rain, still keepings and we should see more of a bonus and we should see more of a bonus and we should see more of that developing in eastern scotland on tuesday afternoon as the southerly breeze picks up in the north—west and this is where we have any rain but it will be light and patchy. temperatures a bit higher on tuesday, 17—19 . we still have high pressure in charge on tuesday into wednesday, the first front weakening and another pushes in behind it with more isobars in the north—west. more of a south to the health westerly breeze and the higher temperatures and if there's any rain, it's that in the north and west of scotland and perhaps northern ireland but after a fairly sunny start, it will cloud over through the day. temperatures continue to rise, probably 20 or 21 degrees in many parts of england and east wales. the next front trying to push in wednesday has a bit more about it raining a bit steadier and heavier but moving across scotland and northern ireland. some uncertainty as to how quickl

the storm surge but rain also a concern is wall. so i think north of orlando, about half a meter of rain or half a years worth of rain over the next 24 hours in. we'll then move out to the atlantic. we can into a tropical storm, so that says we head toward friday, watch what happens over the course of the weekends of friday into saturday. moves back in land, probably tropical cyclone at this point long. that border with georgia and south carolina. but this is going to bring some torrential rain there as well. so emily, all of that to say that over the next little bit, all eyes on hurricane it has just been pure devastation. yeah, well we really appreciate you breaking down for us jeff harrington, just there is where the present to the living on it now. and a runs president abraham racy, says the death of masa and mania has saddened to every one but worn to chaos. won't be accepted as von and protests spreads. demonstrations have been taking place across the run for almost 2 weeks. human rights groups say at least 75 people have been killed in the un

it's good to see you as a north korea have enshrined in status as a nuclear state in law. why do you think it's made such a move and why now? well, i think and you know, why now this is a strong response to just finished a lot, a scale don't to manipulate feel between united states and the south korea year. fallen all korea that presents a threat and that, that's very provoking. so not everybody's expect. you response from korea, you manageable. what talking about but obviously is the statement that is the goal to be able. so that's kind of response that you need from the tiny and then the responses to the south, around the new government to may, the new government funded. he gave them up with an hoss that was more. so here's the response. and also i think the response to us that i didn't all of the, from previous governments and that, but all the while you can be active and all coming out. i've been watching the new government, washington, the new government. so for a long time in this say that there's a concluded and then we'll take that relationship of what do you think

to whom such a north korean gift was intended, natalya goncharova figured out the moment in pyongyang'solitics dprk leader kim jong-un declared the country a nuclear power north korea abandoned negotiations on the dinuclearization of the peninsula and adopted a decree called the policy towards nuclear weapons. let it become already sanctions for 100 days a thousand days 10 or 100 years. we will not give up our right to life and the right to defend our country, on which the future and security of our people depend, no matter what extreme situation we face. we will never be able to give up our nuclear weapons in the face of the political and military conditions created by the us on the korean peninsula. moreover, the united states is a nuclear adversary in the declaration of the dprk, cases are clearly spelled out, when the republic is ready to take extreme measures, according to the document, the north korean military will be able to launch a nuclear strike in the event of an attack on a country other than that region. the measures are provided for when trying to attack the leader of the

a nice lady chance of the north bay of a shower this afternoon.really quiet. off the coast line, we will zoom out. here is the area of low pressure. there's a lot of energy produced. most of this stays offshore. later this afternoon, the north bay may get clipped by an isolated

korean leader kim jong, earn a center announced that north korea had arrived as a nuclear armed power to now enshrined in law and its worth bearing in mind that the last major u. s. leadership visit to the dmc with 2019 that was a president donald trump when he famously walked between the blue hut shook hands with kim jong on, stepped across into north korea. at the height of all of that summit, diplomacy with hopes that the to we were about to see some a breakthrough and they were having the loss agree to de nuclear eyes. i think this visit back to the usual sort of going up to the d. m. c or meeting greenberg at the u. s. personnel there and staring across into north korea that you'd never actually, or we're not meeting with at the moment. i think that kind of shows you where the relations have slipped to at the moment in data. and we appreciate you breaking no damn fresh, rubbing, fired light press in south korea to run now where president abraham racy says the death of massa meanie has saddened to everyone but worn to chaos. won't be accepted as violent protests, sprea

they cannot penetrate it with anything, including in north korea there is also a cybernetic a superpowerpossible to penetrate the north korean internet, and north korean hackers are very active all over the world. to the soviet, that is, they expanded the possibility of using market relations; many are engaged in entrepreneurship. and finally, the fact that north korea with e. docked with russia with china provided it economy support. she was not isolated economically. it has always been associated with friendly states and hmm china in this sense, of course, gave north korea korea a serious support. well, at least just at the level of consumption, many north korean workers went to earn money in other countries, that is, economically, north korea is not in such a bad situation simply because it has two two supporting nations. and also, because there are very low prices. i honestly have never seen such low prices anywhere, like north korea here korea all the time accusing that it is showing nuclear blackmail and so on and so forth, there is ukraine, which is now shelling the nuclear reacto

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a gorgeous sunrise on the way, partly cloudy. the north the best chance of finding a shower. most of us remain dry, in the 60's and 70's. we will pinpoint the showers coming up in about eight minutes. reggie: hurricane fiona is gaining strength as it moves north. the national hurricane center confirms fiona is a category 3, the first major hurricane of the atlantic hurricane season. jobina: fiona has already caused widespread destruction in puerto rico, dumping up to 30 inches of rain. winds reached up to 100 miles an hour. most of puerto rico has no power and two thirds of the island has no running water. more than 1000 people have had to be rescued, at least two people have died. a man and his mother called 911, but it took firefighters seven hours to reach them. >> she says that the water was running just like this, inside her house. jobina: the white house as president biden pledge support from fema, more than 300 federal personnel are working to assist with response and recovery. the number is expected to increase substantially in the

the ruling followed a petition by 25 year old unmarried women needing a termination. north korea has fired a ballistic missile off its east coast. and this comes after us, vice president campbell, the hair is visited, the gym, demilitarized zone separating south and north korea. harris was in soul for talk to the president you and so q, she criticize play gang for it's so called provocative rhetoric. public drive reports from powers you in south korea, cds following in the footsteps of many us leaders before her vice president comma le harris on the heavily fortified dmc border separating the 2 careers touring the famous blue huts of the pan been john truce village where an armistice signed in 1953, ended the korean war. looking into north career itself with relation sour once more . in a region of growing tensions. in the north, we see a brutal dictatorship ramp in human rights violations and an unlawful weapons program that threaten peace and stability. the united stake and the world sake, a stable and peaceful korean peninsula where the dpr k is no longer a threat. harri

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ahead of that, i thin a band of cloud threatening rain in the north—west. parts still have cloudy skies like yesterday. thin in places, a bit of sunshine around, especially across southern counties of england, parts of wales and northern ireland. most places will be fine and dry, 17—19 c, warmer than yesterday. this evening and overnight, a lot of cloud will break up, so clearer spells developing. still the potential for some rain up, so clearer spells developing. still the potentialfor some rain in the far north—west of scotland. otherwise i think it will be drive. temperatures will be 8—9 c, perhaps lower in rural areas, and there could be mist and fog patches to start the day in england and wales. sunshine more widely to start the day tomorrow, then cloud will build up, spread out and limit the sunshine in the afternoon. if there is any rain, it is more likely to be in the north—west of scotland again. southerly breezes picking up a notch or two, southerly breezes picking up a notch ortwo, dragging in warmerair. temperatures could make 21 celsius around

into an environment which felt, i think, if you are covering a different country — north korea or russiaage of a head of state's demise, you would cover it very differently as the bbc. so, it was quite a shock, even for somebody british used to this kind of thing coming in here. i do think two things can be true at the same time. i think the bbc could've done a magnificently superb technicaljob. i think huw edwards, say if the queen was alive she should give him a medal. but you can also say that journalism basically went on holiday for a fortnight and my feeling is marcus is right. there were not, notjust not the dissenting voices, but there was not the challenge, there was not the journalistic challenge. and i think something else interesting happened over that time as well, which is, take the queue. the queue was largely a media event. the length of the queue, the concentration of the queue, i'm fairly sure would've been different if it had not been covered in the way it was by the media outlets. i guess we'll never know. you're sort of being told how to feel and what to think, and i

a while. you were not friends from north korea. i know, we talked a lot. were not able to join the faculty from another university . met these people. i thought that i would meet representatives of a totalitarian sect. they were exactly the same as everyone else. they were very serious about their family. i think that when they say oh, you know, between south and north korea, there is such a gap, if the communist regime falls, those people will have such a hard time. i'm not sure. i think it's fear, when you actually live under the gun of a machine gun, you say crying scream, get on your knees, you fool. well, you do all these things like in the old soviet film, kin-dza-dza, all the territories, there were such films where they said the cube, it was still soviet times, to each his own, who wore some kind of ring, well, such is the bible of soviet times . -eh hu- i have some soviet cinema. well, this is also the same, but when there is no machine gun. well, you see that even in the occupied territories, what can people do when they are shot several times ab

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state-run television aired a speech from the north korean leader as the supreme people's assembly. he said the country will never give up their nuclear program. >>> by legislating the nuclear weapons policy, our country's status as a nuclear power is irreversible. >> reporter: he slammed the united states in his speech thing washington wants the north to give up a nuclear weapon so i can remove leaders from power. state media says the new law outlines when nuclear weapons can be used. that does include to respond to an attack or prevent an invasion. it allows for preemptive nuclear strikes if an attack is deemed imminent. japan's government is condemning the move. >>> north korea's nuclear missile development poses a threat to the peace and security of japan and the international community. it cannot be tolerated. >>> japanese officials are promising to work closely with the u.s. and south korea to denuclearize the north. south korea's main opposition leader has been indicted over allegations that he violated election laws. it is as letting a dispute between the ruling and oppositio

a north—westerly breeze means it will be a little cooler, typical temperatures 17 degrees.weekend, we could start with some rain in the far south—east of england, by the end of the weekend some wet and windy weather in the far north of scotland but for much of the weekend it will be dry and rather cool with some sunshine at times. sophie. thank newsnight thank with victoria derbyshire you very much. newsnight is getting under way that now time for the news where you are. from the team at ten, it is good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and writerjemma forte and the author and journalist emma woolf. let's start with a look at tomorrow's front pages the metro's front page has the anti—war protests happening in russia. they say that 1,300 people have been arrested. the daily mail's front page is also dedicate to the war in ukraine but they focus on the prime minister liz truss telling vladimir putin he will never win. the daily telegraph has a similar take on the same story reporting that th

a few upper 40's across the north bay. we're chilly up there this morning, right at 60 degrees. out in a range of 50's today as we push into the afternoon, daytime highs will be in the 60's at the coast. 70's along the bay shore, low 80's for the most part inland. all talk about if we do have any changes ahead of us as we make our way into the new month, all still to come back over to rain. all right, john, thanks for that update. let's get a look at your traffic this morning heading into the city. >> about 7 minutes to make it from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, one, 12 minute ride for you. they're heading across towards the peninsula. our richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, a 7 minute ride and the golden gate

a record breaking crowd at the emirates — as arsenal hammer north london rivals tottenham in the womensgue. india beat england women. a clean sweep in the one—day series. tears ofjoy for british cyclist zoe backstedt who's on top of the world after retaining a title down under. and canjoejoyce stay undefeated — the british boxer takes onjoseph parker, in a heavyweight clash in manchester this evening. hello there and welcome along to sportsday. and an historic day for women's football. with a record attendance at the emirates, for the north london derby between arsenal and tottenham in the women's super league. the home side in total control — as they continue their emphatic start to the season. jane dougall reports. always an electric atmosphere in a north london derby and this one is magnified by the 10,000 strong crowd. a new record in the women's super league. and not long before they were on their feet as arsenal favourite beth mead scored in the first five minutes. that set the tone and the home side had chance after chance. while arsenal showed their quality, tottenham made mista

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they detected that one was a bit north of north 31. that's a very big leak which has a radiation of one square kilometer coming to the surface. this is gas bubbling up . the 2nd one that they are not reporting, it's all north stream to it's a smaller one. and then we have a not a to leak on the danish side, on the danish economic zone, which is also both one in north frame one and the other one in north stream to what we don't know at this stage is because both pipes from north 3 month and notes for him to have consists of 2 pipes. so in together we are talking about 4 pipes. if all 4 of them are now leaking, that's what we don't know for before we knew that 3 of them were now damaged, heavily damaged, and there was still talk that one might still be intact. and that's what we don't know. we're still waiting for confirmation to hear if the 4th one is also a bad, the damage we are hearing now reports also, the german intelligence has says, says suggested that maybe these leaks can't be repaired at all. because what is happening now is th

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of particularly difficult relations between the us a north korea, maybe during a military exercise thatrean peninsula. say that it's a deepfake of president biden announcing that because of nortkorean perfidy, he is launching a first strike missi attack and it's bievable. it's him in front of a podium. [president joe biden impersonation] joe biden: tonight, i come to talk about crisis, to declare war. biden: tonight, i come to talk about crisis, to declare war. north korea's nuclear program presents serious threats to american security and the security of the world. we will respond. matt: but also imagine that it doesn't just appear on the intert. maybe it's combined with another kind of attack like a cyber intrusion. maybe for months now, hackers have been able to infiltrate the white house twitter handle. they post this deepfake video and it goes viral instantaneously, in a moment. tens of millions of people see it and now, of course, the white house is unsure what happened. this totally blindsides them. biden:eace was violated. will respond accordingly. god bless you all and may god

mount diablo has a north wind at 32 mph so you call it beautiful . n on a little bit of north breeze. our good friend there just me. wow north breeze in the temp has gone up to 67 this morning. that is the warmest in weeks. i believe that and some of the winds i've noticed north northeast. not that strong but enough that it can certainly bring some of those temps up. most are in the fifties here. but there is a slight offshore breeze. okay here you go. sonoma mountain northeast of 10 70 degrees mount diablo, near clayton, north of 30 and ben lomond mountain northeast at seven. so even though it's not that strong, you know we've been out here any length of time. that's all it takes to september october and you can get some pretty warm temperatures. so that's what we're seeing. high sixties seventies eighties and nineties. napa up redwood city up, conquered up san jose up to 86 so some mid eighties upper eighties low nineties today what 76 in the city averages 71. there's no fog, yet it's offshore 58 on the low 55 is average 96, 2001 and 47 the record l

that's a comment from denmark's prime minister on damage to the north stream pipelines that resulted in a shot and drop in pressure. this is video from the location of the leak, according to swedish media seismologists have registered powerful blasts in the area. the criminal is called the situation unprecedented. that's of quote, the thing, the reason why the pipeline system has developed problems remains unknown, but no possible scenario could be excluded at which kills nano research. this is very concerning news. it's true that we're talking about some kind of damage to the pipeline and denmark's economic zone. although the exact nature of the damage is yet to be determined next, the pressure in the pipeline has significantly drops. the is an unprecedented situation and it must be immediately investigated. not 31 accounted for 35 percent of russian guest exports to europe. the pipeline suppliers within flashed and later suspended with gas from fighting maintenance reasons. now with the latest incident, it's unclear when the pipeline will once again be operational. earlier, my colle

a commanding lead. according to pulling data services north foremost, oh really? i think the almost all we're a government that tends to the needs of the poorest. look at your, in louis government. the poverty assistance was last. today. there are 20000000 families that are receiving assistance from us in brazil, glaucoma, from quite a, according to the most recent pause, former president lula counts on some 50 percent of the vote. which political analysts like said, your branches, say could be enough to win the presidency without the need for a 2nd round of voting. yeah, i think that the, there is a likelihood that lula ah whims, on the, on the 1st run, it will depend on obsession. and the how the very few undecided voters roadside their vote. this presidential race has been one of the most polarizing in brazil's history. one thing voters here do agree on is that this election represents a critical battle over the future of la.

ah, ah, ah, with a 4th league in the north stream, pipelines is reportedly found by the swedish coast guard. that's as moscow opens an international terrorism probe into a suspected attack on the russian german gas transit with local officials say that 6 people are wounded in ukrainian shelling of her song. it comes after an overwhelming majority of people that voted in favor of joining russia. also coming up on the program that you should stop the sanctions of media in africa, we are the ones suffering kenya. faith is the route as locals criticize the use ban on russian fertilizers for aggravating the crisis. with a very welcome see from the russian capital early this thursday morning. my name is peter scots and welcome to the program where be joining us from and so stop story this hour. we start with the latest on the notes stream pipelines. a 4th leak has reportedly been found by the swedish coast guard. meanwhile, russia security service has a service, has opened and international terror investigation into a suspected attack on the russian, german at north stream gas pipeline. the

following that we have a north—westerly breeze and a few showers, also some much cooler air in the north—west will be a warm day to start the week, temperatures into the mid— 20s. that weather front then moves away, and if there of england. moving in. heading into next week we will find drier weather across the uk, the winds would be lighter, there may be some sunshine but it should be a little cooler. journey to join my dear late papa, i want simply to say this — thank you. as the throne passes from mother to son, those who got to know the queen well share their memories. these were not meetings with a high and mighty monarch, but a conversation with a woman of experience and knowledge and immense wisdom. i was talking to someone with extraordinary knowledge, i used to look forward to it.

things will escalate anybody with new footage of a new can the damage north steam pipeline system emerges as a former polish foreign minister. thank washington. thinking that the you, if that are tied to the russian gas to pi ruth gay on joining russia. that's how the referendum them independent done by the public and keep break away ukrainian regions ended with the vast majority of those in favor. several, $155.00 millimeters shows. it struck the center of done net on the wednesday morning. actually, it was at 5 am. i'll correspondence underneath report on ukraine's will name has showing up with the 15 to the morning off to local residents, voted in favor of joining russia. a major hotel school and the residential building was struck in the latest attack. and germany's opposition leader is forced to back track on the statement that ukrainian refugees are basically wealthy tourist. after talked outrage and berlin from national parliament with the international. we're coming to live for my headquarters here in moscow. thanks so much for joining us. russia says it's absurd to claim that it

about 90 minutes ago, you might have felt, especially if you live in the north bay of 4.4 earthquake shook sonoma county. here's a look at the epicenter in santa rosa. this is just east. >> of highway 101, north of highway 12, a little bit south of the fountain grove area of santa rosa. 4.4 and a number of aftershocks took place as well. you can see on the screen the depth of 5 miles and it struck at 6.39. pm tonight. a lot of people felt it in and around santa rosa all way down to san bruno. we're joined now on the phone by robert michael de groot. the shake alert system coordinator for the u.s. geological serve survey. >> hello, can you hear us mission to group? i fully can blow. all right. first, let's start with the fact that some people did not actually get the shake alert before the quake hit. some got it during the quake. some didn't get it all. can you tell us what was happening with that? >> yes, definitely. so one of the things that happened is that it depends largely on how far a person is away from where the earthquake reaches the surface. the epicenter. so if you're super close. then generally you ca

that's a comment from denmark's prime minister on damage to the north stream pipeline system, which resulted in a sharp drop and pressure. it's hard to imagine that it was an accident. we cannot rely sabotaged, but it's also too early to make such a conclusion. this is a video from the location of the league, according to swedish media size. molig just have registered powerful blast in the area and that countries authorities have begun an investigation into possible sabotage. the kremlin has called the situation unprecedented, saying the reason why the pipeline system has developed problems remains to be determined, but no possible scenario could be excluded which entails and this is very concerning news. it's true that we're talking about some kind of damage to the pipeline and denmark economic zone. although the exact nature of the damage is yet to be determined, the pressure in the pipeline has significantly drops. this is an unprecedented situation and it must be immediately investigated. here last year, nordstrom was accounted for 35 percent of russian gas exports to europe. the pipelin

say that north korea has 5, a ballistic missile towards the sea of japan. sol had only said it had detected signs that north korea could be preparing to test a ballistic missile. or the launch comes 2 days after a nuclear power us aircraft carrier arrived in the software institute to son to participate in joint drills. a u. s. vice president common harris is scheduled to visit south korea next week. at less time zone, we speak to robert kelly is a professor of international relations at bruce on national university joints is from tucson in south korea. welcome robert. so as to say they were on force it. the north was preparing to follow a submarine lodge to ballistic missile, but in the events, it was an unspecified to this point miss. all of it came from an inland area. right. so the north koreans obviously have a pretty large missile arsenal at this point. and they're regularly testing because this is not really the backbone of north korea's military capability. is conventional military is pretty out of state, very large force, but a lot of that technology is out of date. so it really is

one pipeline north through 2 is idle right now at the moment and we have the sanctions . and we also had a technical difficulty which affected the north stream on pipeline. so supplies have been halted completely, so the european union has had to look for alternative solutions. they're looking for other suppliers. among them we have the united states. energy prices are skyrocketing, of course, some reports are saying that they haven't seen energy prices like that in 25 years . and here's an interesting point. let's hear what the us president has to say at some points about the notes from 2 pipeline to russia. invasion that meas, tanks or troops crossing the the border of ukraine again, then there will be we, there will be no longer a north stream to we. we will bring it into how will you do that? exactly. since the project and control of the project is within germany's control, i promise you will be able to do this. my wife and gas prices, the german energy network regulated chief has claimed that the you is no longer dependent on north stream gas supplies. it mixed up with that the situat

and china, in this sense, of course, gave north korea's korea a serious support. ll, at least just at the level of consumption, many workers in north korea went to earn money in other countries, that is, economically north korea is not in such a bad position simply because it has two two pillar nations. and also, because there are very low prices. to be honest, i have never seen such low prices anywhere. as in north korea, uh, i constantly accuse korea of ​​showing nuclear blackmail there, and so on and so forth, there is ukraine, which is now shelling a nuclear reactor. yes, the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, engaging in direct nuclear blackmail. this is nuclear blackmail ukrainian nuclear terrorism nuclear terrorism, then essentially it closes eyes or even support. like this. well, that's par for the course for americans. well, here i think that, by the way, they don’t need them to launch a rocket across the ocean there, okinawa is much closer, but they have rockets on this ocean too, don’t worry. i say that okina, here, in fact, here it is korean missiles. quit

that's a comment from denmark's prime minister on damage to the north. st pipelines if resulted in a shock drop in pressure. it's hard to imagine that it was an accident. we can not rule at sabotage, but it's also too early to make such a conclusion. this is a video from the location of the leak. according to the swedish media sides monitors have just a powerful blast in the area. and that countries authorities have begun an investigation into possible sabotage. the criminal has called the situation quote, unprecedented saying the reason why the pipeline system has developed problems remains to be determined. but no possible scenario could be excluded which entails and this is very concerning news. it's true that we're talking about some kind of damage to the pipeline and denmark economic zone. although the exact nature of the damage is yet to be determined, the pressure in the pipeline has significantly drops. this is an unprecedented situation and it must be immediately investigated. saucer now it's been one accounted for 35 percent of russian gas exports to europe, the pipeline su

it followed a number of missile launches and also a nuclear test by north korea. so this is a way of showing the strength of the alliance in the face of watts. and what the us in south korea say, all these increased threats from a north korea, from north korea's point of view. they are always enraged by these exercises. they have been scaled back during the last few years to allow all this summit diplomacy to take place to try to get the north korea to give up that nuclear arms. clearly, they haven't done that on the north koreans. probably the view exercise is like this and in their view, that cements that position, said they need to hold on to their much treasure, nuclear weapons at all costs as a guarantee of the survival and what they see as a hostile world. now protestors in marley one the un peacekeeping mission to leave the country. marlene authorities expelled the head of the un mission in july, following a diplomatic route to the arrest of soldiers from ivory coast. peacekeepers have been in molly since 2013 nigeria is battling its worst floods in years wi

a cool 64. and the north bay, 84 in santa rosa, 78 in mill valley. these temperatures are going to warm up by about ten more degrees as we hit this weekend from this large area of high pressure. thankfully, it doesn't look nearly as strong as what we had a couple weeks ago when we had that 116 degrees. we're going to get some heat from this, but it's nothing like that. and a really short event, we should be up into those mid-90s saturday and sunday, so a good last blast of a little bit of summer weather here and we drop it off into 80s. on the seven-day, you'll see in san francisco, 77 on saturday will be good and it does get cooler. through the inland valleys, 94 on saturday and 91 on monday. this is like the last push of summer, let's hope. i think we're all done with the heat, right? >> one more day won't be so bad. one more day. >> i'm going to jump on board with that, too. >> a last hurrah. we want it to be nice and warm for the weekend. no rain. >> two days, can't hurt. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, he's making a giant return. buster posey is b

a frost forming to take this into tuesday. the chart for tuesday, low—pressure to the north—east of us, trying to move down, sliding towards theth a chance of some cloudy conditions, outbreaks of rain close to cornwall and devon but otherwise it is sunshine and showers, a different position with showers due to a shift in wind direction, so some eastern areas will stay dry for longer. and temperatures, ii—is, it will feel cool. the winds starting to ease down a little bit, heavier, longer spells of rain, eastern scotland pushing down, and overall southern and western areas looking a little bit drier and brighter and it won't feel quite as cold given the winds are light. a cold start to thursday, but the quietest day of the week with more places dry, but the potential for some very wet and windy weather on friday. this is bbc news — i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a moment of history for italy — giorgia meloni's election victory puts her in line to be the country's first female prime minister, and the first from the far right since mussolini. if we are called to govern this

it's all came during a speech from kim john on the supreme leader in north korea at a meeting of north korea parliament. the supreme people's assembly declaring that north korea would never give up its nuclear weapons, would never negotiate. doing so that not even he said 100 years of sanctions would effectively make it give up. it said nuclear weapons also passing into law. interestingly, the fact that it would automatically launch a nuclear strike if it was ever attacked. the reaction from the south is likely to be mixed. it is actually officially a public holiday here. so we officially, we might not get any response until after what's called chew sockets at extended. we can do one of the most important holidays in south korea, but i think that will be a mixed response. some of the liberal groups here, especially the previous administration that had been seeking dialogue and nuclear station from the know they would be disappointed that this effectively closes the door. i think from conservative elements, including the current administration, there will be a feeling of that we told yo

we ought not to see them as a work force, we see our neighbors to the north as partners for business purposes and now we have our neighbors at the south as a source of cheap labor. they've got to be more than a source of cheap labor for the country. griff: we'll see if that immigration legislation comes, just in the last is a seconds i've got. are we headed for a government shutdown or will the house come up with a cr next week? >> i believe we'll come up with a cr next week. i don't know that there will be a broad-based republican support for it, but democrats want to keep this government open and the economy moving. and we're going to do it. by the way, the drug costs are going down for seniors. the cost of insulin is down for seniors, things are happening that are going to benefit this country. it's hard work. adults have to get it con-- done and we're the adults in the room. griff: thank you for joining us as always. and tomorrow on fox news sunday shannon bream has interviews with from new york elise stefanik and democratic senator joe manchin. you don't want to miss that. check