talking of thin air, we're high up in the alps monitoring melting snow. and how do you find out what lives in a rainforest? well, here's one high—flying idea. i'm being swabbed! snow. icebergs. glaciers. continental ice sheets. if it's white and cold, it's part of the earth's cryosphere... ..and it shouldn't come as a surprise to learn that that is getting smaller. working out what's melting and where is important... ..and up here, nearly 3,500m above sea level, we've come to the high—altitude research station overlooking the aletsch glacier in the alps. switzerland is home to 1,400 glaciers, of which aletsch is the biggest, and it's here that we find groups of scientists developing new techniques to watch the ice and snow and monitor their retreat. glaciers are water reservoirs that we have, which is important for groundwater replation. i think this is the important fact, but also if you lose this mass, you have instability in the mountains, so you have more landslides ongoing, more erosion. it is also a cause of natural hazards, avalanches, if there's a

. >>> a bus filled with widows of war and their children left ukraine bound for the austrian alps.d been invited to a charity summer camp hosted by nathan schmidt, an american marine, who knows all too well the bereavement of war. as we first told you last fall, mountain climbing was schmidt's path to recovery from three combat tours in iraq. and so when vladimir putin launched his attack on an innocent people, schmidt offered ukraine what seemed like an impossible hope, that in only six days in the alps, he could teach grieving families to rise. the journey to an austrian hotel ended at the 3:00 in the morning after 45 hours on the road. so, the trip already felt like a mistake to widows who'd packed enough skepticism to last the week. their husbands died defending ukraine, among the tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers killed. time stopped for natalia zaremba and her two young boys. she told us -- >> translator: i think they still don't believe what happened, just like me. they're still waiting for daddy to come home from work. >> reporter: for daddy to fly home to 8-year-old

sea level, we've come to the high—altitude research station overlooking the aletsch glacier in the alpsitzerland is home to 1,400 glaciers, of which aletsch is the biggest, and it's here that we find groups of scientists developing new techniques to watch the ice and snow and monitor their retreat. glaciers are water reservoirs that we have, which is important for groundwater replation. i think this is the important fact, but also if you lose this mass, you have instability in the mountains, so you have more landslides ongoing, more erosion. it is also a cause of natural hazards, avalanches, if there's a lot of snow and rock falls and similar things, if there's not enough snow and the ground destabilises. a very important one in terms of the energy transition is the hydropower generation. hydropower generation uses the water that runs down from the mountains — and if there is not enough water, they cannot generate enough power. and if there is a lot of water, a lot of snow, they actually need to know this in advance to plan the generation. for all this, we of course need to know where t

the 2030 winter olympics will take place in the french alps.er 4 years, the olympics will visit salt lake city. this decision was made at the 142nd session of mog. as for france, the organizers will have to comply with a number of conditions, in particular, provide a guarantee for the holding of the olympiad. deadline until october of this year. and to the approval of parliament. they must be ready no later than march 2025. for france, these will be the fourth winter games in history. salt city will host the snow olympics for the second time, however, here it could have put forward a certain condition. the organization may terminate the contract to host the olympics if the united states does not recognize the primacy of the world anti-doping agency in the fight against doping. at these moments, the session is voting for the capital of the games of 2038. the heroes of this program chose to live outside the city, because you didn’t want to go to the village, but you didn’t have such a plan, well, not exactly a plan, but there was no desire to ret

talking of thin air, we're high up in the alps monitoring melting snow.ne high—flying idea. i'm being swabbed! snow. icebergs. glaciers. continental ice sheets. if it's white and cold, it's part of the earth's cryosphere... ..and it shouldn't come as a surprise to learn that that is getting smaller. working out what's melting and where is important... ..and up here, nearly 3,500m above sea level, we've come to the high—altitude research station overlooking the aletsch glacier in the alps.

the 2030 winter olympics will take place in the french alps.he olympics, this decision was made at the 142nd session. as for france, the organizers will have to comply with a number of conditions, in particular, provide guarantees for the holding of the olympics. the deadline is until october of this year, and as approved by parliament , they must be ready no later than march 2025 . this will be the fourth winter season for france. games in history. saltlake city will host the snow olympics for the second time. true, here he could, he put forward certain conditions. the organization may... terminate the contract to host the olympics if the united states does not recognize the primacy of the world anti-doping agency in the fight against prohibited drugs. this is all news from the sports environment, take care of yourself, see you soon. senior colleagues, financiers, when i just came to the system as a young specialist, always spoke for everyone. we are all peaceful people, but if you will be at risk, we must be able to protect ourselves, financi

after training for 2 hours, you can gain about 1,500 m. sets, what can be done there in some frosts or alpslt has become worn out over 40 years, a lot, not even holes, just seams, unevenness, repairs indeed, this has never happened in almost 45 years, the cycling route winding between the krylatsky hills was laid out for the 1980 olympics, the greatest athletes overcame difficult turns and snatched victory from their rivals, here is the finish of sergei sukharuchenko, so to speak, a brilliant olympic champion in four. days, exactly 44 years ago, we will, one might say, celebrate such a great event. sergei sukhoruchenkov achieves an olympic victory, winning by only 3 minutes. what is 3 minutes for you and me now, and for an olympic victory? today the route does not lose popularity, its length is more than 13.5 km, two circles, large and small, the sum of the differences in all the climbs is 3 km, cyclists rush by every minute, accelerating up to 70 km/h. walking here takes your breath away. people climb here on bicycles, but this is not a problem with the route, and its advantage for profess

above sea level, we've come to the high art that you'd research centre overlooking the glacier in the alpsitzerland is home to m00 glaciers. these techniques are still in the experimental stage. these techniques are still in the experimentalstage. if the these techniques are still in the experimental stage. if the teams can improve their methods, then they will no doubt prove invaluable in monitoring how the warming climate is changing snow cover around the world. in is changing snow cover around the world. , . ., ., world. in greenland, we have a huge area where — world. in greenland, we have a huge area where we _ world. in greenland, we have a huge area where we are _ world. in greenland, we have a huge area where we are looking _ world. in greenland, we have a huge area where we are looking for- world. in greenland, we have a huge area where we are looking for legs . area where we are looking for legs beneath_ area where we are looking for legs beneath the snow. the amount that there _ beneath the snow. the amount that there is_ beneath the snow. the amount that there is no— beneath th

enough time to let you know that the ioc have awarded the 2030 and 2034 winter olympics to the french alpstively — the fourth time that france have lake city respectively. you can follow the latest on the olympics on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. thanks very much indeed. and you're still watching bbc news. i am geeta grew murphy. the prime minister has said he is shocked and appalled at the stabbing of a soldier in liverpool at the royal school of engineering in kent. the soldier — who was in uniform at the time — was airlifted to hospital, where he's in a serious condition. lauren moss reports. a quiet evening in this residential neighbourhood was brought to a shocking end when witnesses reported suddenly hearing screaming in the street. a soldier, who the bbc understands was in uniform, was stabbed multiple times in an attack near his home close to brompton army barracks in chillingham. he was taken to hospital, where he is in a serious condition, people living nearby stunned that this could happen on their doorstep. i heard the screams very nearby, immediately tho

the 2030 games will be held in the french alps, while the 2034 games will be held in the american salt hosted the olympics in 2002. it will be remembered for the deafening scandal with the double awarding of gold medals to russian and canadian figure skaters, but the competition in paris threatens to break the record for scandals even before the opening . boris ivanin, news. georgian special services robert fitz and us presidential candidate donald trump. anton has details potkovenka. options are possible here, for example, ivanishvili’s georgian dream is at odds not only with saakashvili’s former associates in ukraine, but with the pro-american establishment in georgia due to the sensational law on foreign agents. official is one of the european politicians who opposes western military assistance . but what about the overseas election games and trump’s shot ear? yes, the handwriting is similar. georgian prime minister kabakhidze uses a very precise term “single handwriting” that connects all these crimes. indeed, we still do not know the answer to what happened in relation to trump: t

away from paris, the french alps have been awarded the hosting rights for the 2030 winter olympics.ng the necessary financial guarantees in the coming months, which it hasn't yet been able to do because of the recent elections. the 2034 games will be in salt lake city. european governing body uefa has sanctioned seven of the 2a competing countries at euro 2024 for the racist or discriminatory behaviour of theirfans. the serbian, croatian, romanian, slovenian, austrian, hungarian and albanian fas have all been sanctioned. croatia have been fined 50,000 euros, and have a ban from selling tickets to their next uefa away match. and austria have been fined 20,000 euros and can't sell tickets to its next uefa away match, suspended for two years. gibraltar�*s pub team bruno's magpies are preparing for a match they likely never thought they'd play — a europa conference league qualifier against danish giants fc copenhagen. the team were founded in 2013 by friends who drink in a pub called bruno's bar and they have already seen off former irish champions derry city to set up the second qualif

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weather and torrential rain led to floods and land slides that were made worse by melting slow from the alps. scientist se climate change driven by human activity is increasing the frequency severity and duration of extreme weather events. this branch proved no match for the tolerance of rules of which tore through. here he reign hammond pots of switzerland melting snow compounded the deluge. the alpine town of task grew and was particularly hard hit. rivers and streams. the sea of banks and land slides buried cars and cash off some homes might alter the light on. yes, this is michael. unfortunately, everything is damaged, including the hotel. we now have new accommodation, 200 meters, further down of options for the anyway, we'll have to wait till tuesday for the road to be open. and then we'll have to see how we'll get the car out and back to germany. see, and don't you on the open con, not also stop from we had some problems before you go to 94 to 5 years ago. it's like they flooded the bridge, but that was manageable. hard to hold them on the extent of it this time so. so i've never seen

they were the people of haiti for the tiny town up in california's trinity alps, a town that is now under a sentence of death because federal judge has set aside 9 million acres for the habitat of the spotted owl. forgetting about the habitat of the men and women who live and work in haiti work. there were the brave people and there were the brave people of koreatown who the worst of those l.a. riots but still live the family we treasure, and who still deeply believe in the american dream friends and these wonderful and these wonderful five weeks of our campaign the saddest days were the days of that riot in l.a.. worst riot in american history. but out of that awful tragedy can come a of hope. hours after that riot, i down to the army compound, south los angeles, where i met the troopers of the 18th cavalry who had come to save the city of los angeles. an officer, the 18th cav. they are. mr. buchanan, i want you to talk to a couple of our troopers. and i went over and i met these young fellas. it couldn't have been 20 years old. and they their story. they had come in to los angeles late

as before, we do not expect catastrophic downpours like in the alps.ns with thunderstorms will cover the murmansk, leningrad, arkhangelsk regions and smolensk regions. alas, they will be quite protracted. it’s still hot in st. petersburg today, +31. localized thunderstorms are possible. well, tomorrow the temperature will drop by 9° and the precipitation will increase. they will weaken a little on wednesday, but from thursday it will pour like buckets again. according to our forecasts, in the first 5 days. in july, almost half of the monthly norm of moisture will fall on the banks of the neva, far inland the front, at least for now, will not be able to break through, in the center of russia the anticyclone will retain its power, and, for example, a very hot week awaits moscow, in sunny weather conditions the air will warm up to +30-33°, the atmosphere in such a situation will be unstable, the greatest likelihood of local thunderstorms will develop on wednesday friday. that's all for me, goodbye. for headaches there is askafe. remember what they told yo

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as before, we do not expect catastrophic downpours, as in the alps, however, intense rains with thunderstormsover the murmansk, leningrad, arkhangelsk regions and the smolensk region. alas, they will be quite lengthy. st. petersburg today is still hot, +31, local thunderstorms are possible, but tomorrow. temperatures will drop by 9° and precipitation will increase. they will weaken a little on wednesday, but from thursday it will pour like buckets again. according to our forecasts, in the first 5 days of july, almost half of the monthly moisture norm will fall on the banks of the neva. the front, at least for now, will not be able to penetrate far into the interior of the country. in the center of russia, the anticyclone will retain its power. and, for example, a very hot week awaits moscow. in sunny weather conditions the air will warm up to +30-33°. the atmosphere in such a situation will be unstable, the highest probability of developing local thunderstorms will be on wednesday friday. that's all for me, goodbye. for the first time on the screens, meet on avito, on avito, khvatamba has arr

heavy rains. struck the foothills of the austrian alps, a vast region that stretched to the rhine wasngulfed in disaster. the largest river in western europe overflowed its banks and flooded several cities. the total damage from the violence of the disaster is estimated at millions of euros, hundreds of farms lost their crops. british mirror - reports the country's ex-prime minister. lizdras took the initiative to raise the retirement age to 80 years. tras spent. on downing street only 44 days, no one before her had such a short term, despite the fact that she resigned, she cannot be called a political pensioner, she remains one of the leaders of the conservatives and a prominent public figure. it is clear that we are not talking about raising the retirement age tomorrow, however, the authorities of the united kingdom are clearly going to use the most radical means to combat the deficit of pension funds. drowning people will be saved with their own hands and at the expense of the drowning people themselves. more up-to-date information in 19:00, see you on the evening news broadcast, f

, chemistry student franzheiter suffered a severe burn to his face while climbing mountains in the alpsd the novice scientist to search for a solution to the problem. and already in 1946, gaither began selling his product. blocking solar radiation, by the way, he named the cream after the mountain he climbed and received a burn, pizbuin. the product from the swiss chemist, as well as the american gel, still had one drawback: it was very heavy and lay on the skin like an oil mask. gaither is already working on solving this problem worked for 16 years, but the work brought results . in 1962, he voiced the term that we still use today. protection factor, or in short, spf, is well known to us; it was he who invented creams with a waterproof effect. for a long time, it was believed that those who want to avoid the appearance of age spots should use products with spf. naturally, these were mostly women. however, every 5 years new research appears that suggests what to use. what is well known is that most skin tumors - this is both skin cancer and skin melanoma, are associated precisely with e

comas in the alps pour expensive champagne to what in ukraine is called a battalion monaco, rich ukrainianszation and economic devastation are being entertained by foreign agent maxim galkin. for the amusement of the audience, he rehearsed a poem in language, which supposedly is beyond the power of a russian person to pronounce. they have faces like stars, stink-loving pecheritsy, half-nits and sunnies, darkening eyes like foxes. i passed the exam, oh, shira, dyakuyu. god, the media, a luxurious wedding in italy, ukrainian angelina terskaya was valued at 1 million euros. social networks exploded with outrage, but angelina terskaya is not ashamed. we are not stars, not civil servants, and not even their children, we don’t live yet in ukraine. weddings were not celebrated on the territory of ukraine. we hate russia, we donate, we believe in ukraine. donations to the armed forces of ukraine are like an indulgence for them, especially since no one will check. evgeny rishetnev and natalya gubina, lead. kharkov remains a difficult direction for our army. the armed forces of ukraine are snapping a

the passive guardian ice fields, the river $200.00 times the size of the largest clay caea in the alps. climate research to be a cell to is investigating the changes here up and documenting the impact. how is climate change affecting these remote areas? because some portions of i'd me, i'm going to click on our extensive research here. started with the vision that something should be done in the region where little research has to be carried out . so far, we needed more data to us and for other glass. your changes in particular be really documented due to the extreme weather conditions sick. the 1st time, but it's also what makes it so appealing to go there and say, 15th, all right, done. other stuff. we're going to a region where researchers doing us a normally go on to this. it's a combination of a passion for research and then share how seems to be a histogram one, even though it's wind full sites, goal setting or from the big expedition sound to stop. so foot one if the weather station sees installed on the edge of greg lacy and also the weather stations runs self sufficiently. the

the french bid is set to take place in the french alps, and salt lake city looks to host the winter games for the second time since 2002. and next summer, the olympics, the next summer olympics coming to the u.s, los angeles in 2028. thank you. now we've been sharing bay area proud stories with our viewers for 12 years now. that's a dozen years of highlighting people doing good things for their community. well, 12 years, it turns out, is exactly how long one oakland man has been doing something to make him the perfect bay area proud subject in the city of oakland. there are plenty of spots with so much natural beauty. they're easy to love. frontage road along 880. in west oakland is not one of them. but if a rat jumps out, don't be scared, okay? still, for the past dozen years, this stretch of roadway near the port of oakland has been getting plenty of love from daniel byrnes. we have one planet to take care of, and people aren't doing it. and by making this one spot, if not beautiful, a little more presentable, daniel thinks it can help the image of the city just as much as those other p

yeah me, you and diane got in a car and headed up to the, the alps to cover some of the skiing up therend that's a great time. it was. it was good to see him. yeah. nothing like the olympics, and, of course, we've got that coverage for you coming up. i'll have that 7-day forecast here in a bit. but i did want to show you this cooling trough of low pressure and fog across the pacific. that's going to help to keep hot 100 away for tomorrow. let me get you more details on how things are going to shape up for us here. as we started off and we're going to begin with some cool 50s and 60s and some of the fog and low clouds here to start. but as we head through the afternoon, lots of sunshine through the inland valleys. temperatures will warm up. but again, we're going to stay out of the 100. so i think overall this is going to be manageable for us 91 here in morgan hill, 90 in concord, 88 in napa. looking perfect in san jose at 8473 in oakland. and right here at the coastline will be in the 60s. we'll stay with weather just like this all the way into friday's forecast. but the other thing i'm

from the alps scientist, a climate change driven by human activity is increasing the severity frequency and duration of extreme weather events. as this bridge proved no match for the torrents of war. so which tore through here the rain hammond, pots of switzerland melting snow compounded the deluge. the alpine town of task wound was particularly hard hit, rivers and streams, the sea of banks and land slides buried cars and cast off some hollins might alter the light on. yes, this is michael. unfortunately, everything is damaged, including the hotel, are the ones that we now have new accommodation, 200 meters further down to about 4. but anyway, we'll have to wait till tuesday for the road to be open. and then we'll have to see her. we'll get the car out, turned back to germany, to indulge on the open con, not also stop from. we had some problems before you go to 94 to 5 years ago. it's slightly flooded the bridge. but that was manageable, hard. it holds up on him to the extent of it this time so, so i've never seen this, so it's a huge amount to meet with us and get all the weight with

the country is expected to host the 2030 winter games in the french alps. the games will live or an imprint souvenirs for all of us daunting with the fields of play. but for the communities it will be very long lasting afterwards. if the past has pro logs, they are going to have a very difficult time in paris meeting their big promises. that's just the olympic track record playing in true. we're living in an extraordinary moment when it comes to the olympics in terms of their world wide reach, but also in terms of their internal contradictions. and you know, you can live in this world and not have a heart to look at all the things that have transpired in the context of the olympic games and not believes that things absolutely needs a change. well, then it really makes you wonder. and then you have the values of the olympics, friendship between the people and you said everything and death insisting on the most inclusive, the green as to the most, the human serial olympics ever. ok. all right, so let's take this that's, you know, like, let's do it for real. t

accelerating try to dispute the the, the big summer thunderstorms that we've seen towards flooding in the alps and huge hailstones in the balkans as to where that line is extends from romania up towards western russia. is it that's effectively a cold front behind it? the weather is changed back on a month to 2. it looks more like spring than some other windsor up. the cloud is bringing reading with it all the way of a most the european plane. but something, some of the heading down to was greece, so hit temporarily, the heat being driven away as well. but i think we'll see them disappear. in fact, a good positive west in europe will see an improvement from the point of view of summer weather sun shot and rising temperatures during friday. even the when did the west med will tend to ease down to some degree. it knows it's not true. the northern europe, the british owls the low countries to take the denmark and, and sweden, it still looks sad, the west and when do temperatures and the twenty's, the real heat still pushed along the east with does return to harden. greet for example, should return

do we expect ukrainians to show you that they've got any alps of sounds? recognize my god. they're bleeding us dry. you know, this is, this is going to leave a scar on this generation of ukrainians. and then sort of in the same fashion that, you know, the great patriotic war left, the scar on the saul of the soviet union. and so all of the success of peoples, you know, well, it's actually sort of astonishing, is that, you know, ukraine who, you know, that they were fighting on both sides back there. you know, you had some the thoughts with the soviet and, but that also maybe that joined up with the nazis and fought against the soviet union at the time. you know, they never really appreciated the sense of loss and scale, but now they're now starting to come, you know, it's coming home. they, they simply cannot keep up this pace of loss and the, they're not combat effective as it is. but they're not going to become more complex, effective as time goes on. now use roles embassy in key f as one the people with dual citizenship, again, visiting the country as they won't be able

get advice, to buy things, to make appointments, and this tech infrastructure that backs all of the alpandful of very large companies and what we are now seeing is that if something goes wrong the impact is really fast and really wide ranging and even one suffix comes into place it still takes time to get everything back together, there are some calls from people saying we should not be so reliant on a few big companies for everything while other people are saying, if we have lots of smaller companies doing this stuff, are we leaving ourselves more open to vulnerabilities and weaknesses and attacks? it's a real dilemma i think but nobody has seen anything of this size, i have been covering outages for a long time and normally they are over before they start so to see something like this have such a huge global impact will really make people sit up and think, it has certainly made people get cash out of the bank today, put pen to paper and do old—fashioned things we have not done for quite a while because we haven't had a choice. and christian fraser will have more on the tech outage on

thirty -four, as expected, they would be received by the french alps and american utah, respectively.mbers of the ioc executive committee voted for the first application ; 95 voted for the second. at the same time, the french government must provide guarantees for holding the olympics by october, and the builders competitions in the united states are required to resolve all problems with the national anti-doping agency. meanwhile, the italian organizers of the 2026 winter olympics announced that they are considering alternative venues for the women's luge competition. using existing complexes in neighboring countries to reduce costs and reduce preparation time. the main argument is the inexpediency of building facilities that will be used partially or not at all after the olympics. the fallback options were germany, austria, france and switzerland. however, the italian government, despite opposition from mok , signed an agreement with the contractor on construction back in february. sports games of indigenous peoples, in other words, aborigens, originated long before the advent of the

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away from paris, the french alps have been awarded the hosting rights for the 2030 winter olympics.in the coming months, which it hasn't yet been able to do because of the recent elections. the 2034 games will be in salt lake city. it's been confirmed that australia will host the rearranged rugby league world cup in 2026. france was due to stage the tournament in 2025, but it withdrew last year after failing to get guaranteed funding. the men's, women's and wheelchair competitions will be held in october and november with some matches being played in papua new guinea, the only country where rugby league is the national sport. the hundred continues today and in the women's game, london spirit beat defending champions southern brave to get off to a winning start. chasing 152, captain heather knight hit a match—winning half century to take her side to a six—wicket victory. earlier, brave's dani wyatt scored a record—extending seventh 50 of the format. to withdraw from the olympics — he has tonsillitis. the world number one jannik sinner has had to withdraw from the olympics — he has to

401(k), kids through clinical you spend i would say most time out of anyone on our network with those alpto get i raises, sometimes they don't, there have been job losses. what is state of play in the job market. >> a big variable we collectively have ability to decide what a good job o is same way what a good education is. and, the current generation talking about gen z, broadly is coming to the realization four-year degree is not the best path for most people, it really never was now math undeniable in front of us costs extraordinary opportunities limited there is a much, much broader pallet in vocational trades that is what how america works foucuses on coming to the fore people revise opportunity all over the place very broadly, because we are so disconnected as a country, from fundamental of things like where food comes from where energy comes from, we are disconnected from history, in the same way. so, this remove and the shows that i do they are all attempts to tap the country on shoulder saying don't forget about her don't forget about him don't for bet about what happened back he

taken control of the tour de france on stage four — which started in italy, crossed into the french alpser. pogacar putjonas vingegaard under serious pressure. the defending champion hasn't raced since breaking multiple bones in a crash in april the slovenian rode away towards the top of the galibier and took an eight—second time bonus... and then raced down the other side of the mountain, to claim his 12th stage win. pogacar now leads the race by a5 seconds. and that's all the sport for now. on to news on the israel—gaza war. the un says 250,000 people in southern gaza have been affected by evacuation orders from the israeli military. there are signs that israeli troops are likely to launch a new ground assault. palestinian patients are leaving a hospital — and displaced people have been fleeing from tent camps in khan younis. people have been leaving the evacuation zone on foot or by car, around the european hospital, ambulance crews rushed injured patients to nearby medical sites. much of khan younis was destroyed in a long israeli offensive earlier this year, but the army says palest

i mean in 2030 they'll go to the french alps. >> yeah. that's where it's going to be.he show. inflation may be easing, but it's still affecting restaurant owners and prrps and taking a bite out of some of those stocks today. it's an issue that's sure to come up in this election cycle, as well. we're going to ask billionaire power player tillman fertitta to weigh in when "power lunch" returns after this. dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five! -i'm in a call... it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years of a great rate that won't change. yep, dave's feeling it. but it's only for a limited time. five years? -five years? introducing the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering 5 years of savings. powering possibilities. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." what we want to show you and call your attention now is the 3+ percent drop in the nasdaq composite index. it's down 570 points to a level of 17,427. the move is at session lows right now. we should

the slovenian attacked in the alps with nine kilometres to go, making up almost three minutes to catch of the united states. pogacar�*s lead over defending championjonas vingergaard now stands at an imposing five minutes and three seconds with just two stages remaining. finally for now, kavem hodge was the star of the show, as the west indies dominated day two of the second test at trent bridge to trail england by 65 runs. hodge scored his maiden test century in just his fourth match as the tourists ended the day 351 forfive, on a tough day in the field for england in hot conditions. he was supported by his fellow dominican alick athan—aze as the pair put on 175 for the fourth wicket. shoaib bashir picking up a couple of wickets for england. more on that and all our stories over on the bbc sport website, but that is all your sport for now. great stuff, thanks, adam. it was a speech in true donald trump style. his name up in gold lights, the former president accepted the republican nomination less than a week after surviving an assassination attempt. before he even took to the stage, th

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taken control of the tour de france on stage four — which started in italy, crossed into the french alpsiple bones in a crash in april, the slovenian rode away towards the top of the galibier and took an eight—second time bonus and then raced down the other side of the mountain, to claim his 12th stage win. pogacar now leads the race by 45 seconds. 18 year old anna hursey will make her olympic debut this summer — as part of team gb's table tennis squad. she'll bejoined by liam pitchford — who in contrast, is making his fourth appearance at an olympic games. meanwhile in the paralympics, charlotte henshaw will be competing in her fifth games and will head to paris to defend her para—canoe kl2 title, after previously competing as a swimmer. i'm very grateful and proud that this is my fifth paralympics. i remember very vividly getting that nod when i was 21 in beijing in 2008. when i got the e—mail to say that paralympics gp had confirmed my to paris without it felt exciting, a relief but it gives you that great excitement for what's to come for the rest of the summer. i had no idea what th

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trinity alps up around hayfork.thunder shower, a few light scattered showers around lake tahoe, and then further south down towards mammoth lakes. we had some scattered showers and thunder showers. dying down now, but this time of year. so you go to the mountains. widely scattered thunderstorms, a possibility. there's the fog. remember the inversion? super deep. so get super far inland. and that's where we are. and that's where we are going to be all week. pretty much in terms of the bay temperatures. the inland temperatures get pretty darn warm. you're going to get back up into the mid 90s here. you'll see that in the five day forecast. but not tomorrow. not on wednesday. but you'll get back into the mid 90s most likely as we get into thursday, friday, saturday and into sunda. here's the sunday i'm going to pop sunday and then run. there it is. five day forecast. >> all right bill, thank you. scientists have made a unique discovery on the moon that they hope could make future manned visits there easier. a team of r

the international olympic committee said today that the 2030 games will be held in the french alps. utah, crowds rejoiced pafter news that the olympics will return in the year 2034. salt lake city hosted the games in 2002. also today -- >> you have the honor of wearing this jacket during the opening ceremony and being the flag bearer with lebron james. [applause] geoff: team usa selected tennis phenom coco gauff to be a flag-bearer at friday's opening ceremony in paris. the reigning u.s. open champ had to sit out the tokyo games after testing positive for covid. at 20 years old, gauff will be the youngest american to carry the flag at an opening ceremony. and still on the news hour, covid infections spike nationwide, raising concerns of yet another summer surge. and christine brennan previews the major athletes to watch in the paris olympics. ♪ >> this is the pbs news hour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: a covid summer wave has spread across much of the u.s. and western states are seeing

the international olympic committee also voted to have the 2030 winter olympics in the french alps, itrance has hosted the winter olympics. >>> just two days away from the opening ceremony of paris olympics game. >> we heard exclusively on "today" who will carry the u.s. flag with basketball superstar lebron james. >> because you're so special, you have the honor of wearing this jacket during the opening ceremony and be the flag bearer with lebron james. >> the shock, that's 20-year-old tennis phenom coco gauff. she'll make history on friday the youngest american and first tennis player to ever carry the flag. keir simmons joins us now from paris. what did she say about that whole interaction and moment? >> reporter: lebron james and coco gauff, both on the seine for the opening ceremony, holding the u.s. flag, makes the whole thing even more exciting and you're right, for coco gauff it was an incredible moment. take a listen. >> we were taking our pictures in opening ceremony. he went on this speech. i was upset, this isn't the time or place to do that. i'm like, why are you doing tha

flooding from that rain was compounded by melting snow from the alps mountain. >>> trump ally steve bannon a federal prison in connecticut today to serve his four-month sentence, a jury found bannon guilty of two counts for defying a subpoena in the investigation. of the january 6th attack on the capitol. the former trump adviser is also facing criminal charges in new york state, that trial has been postponed until the end of september. ♪♪ >>> and did you see this? actor michael j. fox joining the band coldplay to perform on stage during a music festival in the uk over the weekend. he played the guitar alongside the band for coldplay's hit song, and band member chris martin offered his thanks to fox. he said marty mcfly guitar solo in back to future was the main reason we're in the band. >>> tsa predicting a record number of passengers in the days surrounding the holiday, but severe weather has delayed or cancelled flights from coast to coast. >> meteorologist bill karins is tracking what's coming and when. but let's begin with nbc news correspondent sam brock. >> reporter: the july 4th tr

talking of thin air, we're high up in the alps monitoring melting snow.l, we've come to the high—altitude research station overlooking

name the author of the picture of the group crossing the alps.caught by gendarmes and then taken home, well, in general , their idea was to get to america and be indians there and do cool things there, but in the end they they didn’t work out, they were caught by the police there, whoever they had there, name their final point of the route. sakhalin peninsula. i accept sakhalin - this is the wrong answer. sofia, the end point of their route. i don't have a version. i hope there are versions in the staff room. america. and america, that's the right answer. the turn goes to sofia. russian language. according to the literary norm, which syllable is stressed in a word? which you see on the screen, on the first, on the first pamper, yes, i accept this answer, this is the wrong answer. andrey, there is an opportunity to earn two points, score. score, that is, yes, yes, what syllable? let’s do it so that i can absolutely count your answer, for some reason this is the third syllable, the third syllable, and this is the correct answer, yes, score, andrey,