mitt; to publish in the spring. why is it the case _ to publish in the spring.g. why is it the case that in - to publish in the spring. why is it the case that in the - is it the case that in the past, it is the women offenders who have been serving shorter sentences? obviously, the public are going to want to know fundamentally that public are going to want to know fu-ally that l public are going to want to know fu_t i again. a former justice secretary _ again. a former justice secretary under - again. a former justice secretary under the . secretary under the conservatives, thank you very much being with us. —— david gauke. we have got very much more coming up at the top of the hour. more on the developments in the united states, where there is a lot of attention of donald trump's 90 is looking for an appointment in his administration when he comes in injanuary. this is bbc news. hello. rest of thursday and into friday, it's more of the same. thick clouds, some sunnier moments too. we've had mist and murk across northern parts of england and northern ireland,

and so while you were spring, that it ever occurred to you that what your spring might hurt you? hers, i have plans for people. so who do you hold responsible for? what's happened to the american syngenta declined a request for an on camera interview. in a statement the company wrote that it categorically denies any allegation. the power cord causes parkinson's. it said that no scientific analysis had ever established the causal relationship but by the time gary was exposed to car caught in the 1980s, syngenta executives had been discussing its risks for decades. one day, a fox of lots and lots and lots of documents showed up on my doorstep. they've really been incredible in terms of what they've for field investigative journalist curriculum, spent months reading thousands of some dentists on scientific studies and it's corporate executives, internal communication, dating back to the 1950s. this is from 1976. her reporting and the guardian newspaper revealed that syngenta own research about power clubs, risk at times, contradicted their public narrative. the 1958 assigned to set

the the migration policy starts november 9th on dw, the this is the daily news live from berlin, spring counts the costs after this week's devastating floods. thousands of volunteers enjoying the clean up of spain's worst natural disaster in decades with over $200.00 dead official spirit. there are still more bodies to be found. also on the program. in serbia, a train station risk collapses killing at least 14 people rescue or spring others. after hours trapped beneath the rubble and daily chokes under a layer of toxic smart indian authority struggle to enforce bands on cross burning and fireworks aimed at tackling pollution. that's getting worse by the year. the . hi melissa chan. welcome to the program. emergency services in spain are searching for bodies following this week's devastating floods. more than 200 people have now been confirmed dead in the valencia region, where the de loose hit dozens are still missing. the defense minister says more bodies may still be trapped in vehicles caught in the flood. the tsunami like seams have drawn thousands of people from all over the countr

plus, a spring break nightmare. a promising 17 year old meets friends in south carolina to celebrate and then disappears. >> he's like, she's in myrtle beach and they can't find her. and i'm like, what? >> more than a decade later, a stunning confession. >> i panicked and i strangled her. >> but is he telling the truth? >> i don't believe all of this story. >> your daily source for true crime starts right now. thanks for joining us. when madeline kingsbury went missing, her friends and family sprung into action to find her. lauren dubois was one of them. she and maddie were the best of friends, and when kingsbury's body was found, she knew immediately who killed her. today, in a true crime news exclusive, she is speaking out for the first time since a jury convicted the man of murder. >> speak to the role that her friends helped play in ultimately getting this conviction. >> what didn't they do, i guess. >> megan kingsbury may have been the first person to blast social media with what turned into a viral distress ca

i am a proud spring valley alum. it.i a student in the there in the 80s and decades l after my wife and i became parents, we decided to send our son to spring valley, not only for the rich cultural diversity at also rich in economic diversity. so, you know as a as a child growing up i remember any external stressors that, you know that came onto myÑa family. i remember the arguments my parents would have. so theng valley, you know, haven't changed much, right? any external stressors puts a lot of pressure on them some of the most vulnerable. so i, i humbly ask y know, if i knew that somebody was fighting for on my behalf, for my family's behalf things would have been just a little bit easier. so on, on on the behalf of all the spring valley families, i ask that you fight for them because they're already doing everything possible to table to make sure their thank you, their clothes. so please, i humbly ask you please save our school. thank you very. next speaker. is this okay? great. i'm katrina tan, my child is leah grac

undeterred, designer albert frey decided to go west, to palm springs, chasm. >> what attracted him toank canvas. the desert was a place that actually he could experiment with new forms of architecture. >> reporter: adam lerner is the executive director of the palm springs art museum, which houses the largest collection of albert frey's work, including his private home, the stunning and austere frey house ii. >> he is a local hero. he is a kurt cobain equivalent for seattle or what andy warhol was to downtown new york. he is palm springs' greatest achiever. >> reporter: but as albert frey was becoming the father of palm springs architecture, designing many buildings, including city hall and this gas station, which is now a welcome center, back in new york state, his first big project, iluminare house had fallen into disrepair and eventually into the hands of francis and her partner, michael schwarting in 1987. >> it's amazingly designed by albert frey, which we discovered partly in the process of taking it apart and put:00 it back together. >> reporter: they used it as a learning tool

former chief of the saratoga springs police department, ed moore.o. there was a tarp laid out in that van that you could cover somebody with once you got them under your control. there was also some antihistamines that could cause drowsiness that were found. a syringe? and a syringe. did you believe that that syringe, he was going to use that on lindsey to sedate her? we certainly had to take that into account as a possibility. i think had her coaches not been in the lot and he got her into his van, she'd still be a missing person today. andrea canning: lindsey ferguson knows just how lucky she was that evening. at what point did you realize how serious this actually could have been? i think maybe going to the police station. i knew it was serious, like, he was trying to abduct me. but i didn't think about all of the, like, well, what could have happened? andrea canning: investigators in saratoga springs worked the phones, reached out to police departments in the surrounding area looking for more information on lindsey's attacker. how did you hear t

area. >> the best shopping in palm springs is in the downtown palm springs area.ou like so much? >> the card place. >> oh. >> just fabulous. fabulous. the best for card or books or a gift. >> oh, it's a great shop that phylum. >> phylum? >> yes. you love phylum. best design store episodes of live with kelly and mark from palm springs air beginning monday. >> kelly and mark can't wait to get there. >> oh my gosh. oh, i can just get me there right now. >> george pennacchio for abc seven news. >> think about the exposure. all those stores are going to get next week. abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. all right. that will do it for this edition of abc seven news at four. i'm larry beil. abc seven news at five with dan and kristen is up next. as you enjoy a beautiful sunset. and then there's the gmc sierra. available with the connected driving experience.... and the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. gmc sierra. it's the truck. get 0% apr on select 202

to palm springs.ns out kelly and mark have an endless list of reasons to be excited about this working vacation. here's reporter george pennacchio with our sister station in los angeles. >> the vistas, the warmth, the not being cold. the fire all the time. >> the palm springs fire starting monday. >> kelly ripa and mark consuelos will call the california desert home. the daytime duo will be recording four episodes of live with kelly and mark in greater palm springs. between shows, they will make time to enjoy their visit. >> we love a morning walk for sure. >> i go out and i marvel at all the fruit trees on everybody's lawns. that's my favorite thing. >> their list of reasons to escape to palm springs goes on and on. >> the weather, the palm trees. >> the people. the people. we are looking forward to the people the most. >> and the people are excited to see them, especially the staff of the westin golf resort and spa in rancho mirage. >> with all the incredible locations that the team scouted, that th

area. >> the best shopping in palm springs is in the downtown palm springs area. place. >> oh. >> just fabulous. fabulous. the best card or books or a gift? o, it's a great shop. >> phylum. >> phylum? >> yes. phylum. best design store. >> episodes of live with kelly and mark from palm springs air beginning monday. kelly and mark can't wait to get there. >> oh my gosh. oh, i can just get me there right now. >> george pennacchio for abc seven news. >> all right, let's get you outside. good morning. lisa. >> hey, stephanie, good morning to you. we are dry. and not only that, it's cold again in our inland valleys. how about mid 30s up towards petaluma? santa rosa. cloud cover will be with us today, but still looking at some sun and mild afternoon readings. but each and every day adding to some cloud cover. eventually we'll be adding up the rain totals on monday. i'll have all the details in just a few minutes. >> all right, lisa, thank you. also next a salute to klay thompson. the former warrior returns to chase center next week. and we have a look at the fan giveaway

marianna spring, bbc news.ked off a legal challenge against a decision to approve drilling in the uk's largest untapped oil field. they want to stop the development of rosebank off shetland — as well as the jackdaw gas field in the north sea. our scotland editorjames cook is following the case and explained more. before any oil and gas project can be approved, and environmental impact assessment needs to be carried out. it used to be the case that those assessments would factor in the climate emissions caused by drilling for oil, but not the eventual emissions caused when that oil and gas was burned. earlier this year the uk supreme court in a separate case ruled that both needed to be taken into account, and now what we are hearing is environmental campaigners here at the court of session in edinburgh arguing that logic should be applied to rosebank and jacked off. we are packed so far just and jacked off. we are packed so farjust from and jacked off. we are packed so far just from greenpeace. and jacked off.

oh, this is footbath, hot spring here.pecting to see this before i'd even left the station. japan has lots of active volcanoes. yeah. so there's many of the hot springs all overjapan. it's very relaxing and kind of healing. keen to show me how relaxing the full immersive experience can be, yuki is taking me to one of his favourite spots. the yamanobe hotel has one of the best places to soak and watch the world go by. i mean, it's an incredible view, isn't it? you don't get much of a better backdrop than this. so, yuki, we're here in this beautiful space. what do people do in a japanese onsen? injapan we have the public bath culture. so we are getting into the public bath naked. normally you're naked, in onsen? yeah. we're not naked today, we've got our swimwear on. but why would you normally be naked in an onsen? we combine with the nature, so we feel the nature with naked. so we should be as it is. yeah. so it's a bit like meeting nature on its own terms. you're naked as nature intended. yes. what a beautiful place to do

or maybe my voice will be heard next spring to our love seeking justice for the victims of same assign starts november 21st on d w. the furthest dw news live from violin. dallas air pollution goes from bad to worse. that sees minutes describing the situation as a medical emergency talk small continues to small that the indian capital with health authorities recommending the use of mos india supreme court as also weighing and demanding politicians take action. ukrainian cities count the costs of more russian attacks. thousands die and stripe, some of this sense to me with the officials claim, including the use of class, the munitions in residential areas, the case of a rape. so 5 and now a hero in france, reserves pentico is due to give a final statement of the trial of the $51.00. the choose the attackers in albany on the i'm gonna have office. welcome to the program. in the us supreme court has stepped into all the local governments to take all possible action to mitigate the it's toxic smoke problem. the cover of pollution is so thick flights of been diverted away from the indian cap

i know the honourable memberfor spring the honourable member for spring valley the honourable memberfor carried forward, scrutiny is crucial at all points of the bill coming forward. i note that others have talked about terminal illness today. pain is something that people live with every day. in my 30 years as a physiotherapist i have seen good deaths in bad debts and we all want to make sure we get the best for our constituents. we need to make sure end—of—life care is sorted and this debate has been viewed in that we have talked, i have talked to my family and i know my lovely mum has said, yes it is all very well talking about assisted dying, but we need to talk about assisted living as well because that is most important. quality of life is most important. quality of life is crucial here. we need to make sure we are here to legislate for all and that is why i am voting against the bill today but i thank you for the opportunity to explain. i want to start by acknowledging and thanking the memberfor spain for bringing this debates forward. i'm going to vote against the bill today but

could you re on your home without any information on the spring last spring, there were protests about the so called russian or for an agents. let me actually golf told this is not the revisions and media agents on the wi fi again, 24 hours. now it's about to send me the costs we do. if you're near and 12 and 22, there was a, should the illustration holding on the government to actually apply for the members of you. so in some cases where you manage to actually and the results late last spring or on the 22 this year spring we show to i have been reversed along for an engine tools to help go through share of the bulk of i'm here is that the government has effectively circle or it could be red line. even the election would say baby reward because of the reading the most broad into violation, the success of the better even to their nation pain is as the party which was going to go to the owner. and the very 1st day naples, the they said no to the talking to your charge is that most of the total distance of or the georgia people are truly good or look, are still a handled lounges. are full

it brings us full circle here on the waters close to one of my favorite places, homosassa spring. i can't think of a better way to wrap up this adventure to watch roz go home. all right, let's do it. woman: let's do it. woman 2: water. jeff: there she goes! [applause] hoping this week's rain will close the door on the current severe fire season. plus, the catholic diocese of oakland's proposal to settle hundreds of lawsuits alleging clergy sex abuse. why victim attorneys are calling it a scam. and police seize more than 8000 cannabis plants, shutting down several grow homes. abc seven news at five starts now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> taking a live look now from the mount tam cam. as we expect a change in the weather. things look pretty clear and nice, right now. things though are going to look a lot wetter just hours from now. we'll talk about that. good evening and thanks for joining us i'm dion lim right away. let's get a check on when that rain will be arriving. spencer. what are you seeing? >> well, diane, i'm glad you showed that nice live shot of th

and it's not just tuolumne county, this past june desert hot springs pd in the coachella valley reported call transfer problems through their next gen 911 system. 911 dispatcher: 911 what's the address of your emergency? candice: you're listening to a real life callll where le-saving help was delayed. caller: my boyfriend needs an ambulance. 911 dispatcher: okay, let me put you to the paramedics. stay on the line with me, okay? candice: nearly a minute goes by. the caller is left hanging on the line. 911 dispatcher: okay mam, for some reason our transfer is not working. what do you need a paramedic for? candice: not being able to transfer calls is one problem, not getting calls at all is worse. back in tuolumne, this 2022 memo shows a 911 manager tell a sheriff's captain in her 12 years at the tuolumne county sheriff's department. she recalled two or three complete failures of the old legacy 911 system. since february, the new system has experienced six failures. in one case, callers were unable to call 911 for roughly 12 hours. at one point, their call center was averaging a failure a m

they've been attacked in the spring. and both housing is on the way in orleans parliamentary election. also last spring of position, palm beach, in science on trying to win the most folks, but not enough one sees as 2 companies tend to bind. lebanon's health ministry says and is really attack on a car in the southern village of mazda zone, has injured 3 people, including a child, a c, 511, and is now in its full stay. the sliced residents in southern lebanon, have begun to clear out the rubble left by strikes and several cities, as well as air force. also targeted, what it says was, has belong to that tree. and since junction knew the board with syria that was being used to transfer our weapons into 11 and in the southern city of tired f, it's around the way to resume basic services for local residents returning to their homes. i like how sion is that these house we are fires what the facilities now the efforts from the municipality, i'm from government sector to try. it said this was a facility that provides water to te

could you re, on your home a pass, be any duration of spring last spring? there were protests about the so called russian or for an agents where they effectively adopt all the revisions and media as the agents in the work. so again, from the 4 hours now to send me your thoughts, we do the unit of control and 22 sugar illustration calling regarding instruction and chrysler diminished of you mean? so in some cases, we have managed to action. the results, like last spring or vigil vichy, or spring, we show, so i have been reversed along for an engine tools that help goldfish there on the board to i'm here is that the government has effectively central or it can be red line electricity, tree distribution which is a regular reward because of leading the most for all the migration to $60000.00, even though they're paying as, as the party, which was going to go to the owner. and the very 1st day naples was on. they said no talk with you to hear it. so is that most of the total of, or the georgia people look, can you explain why the georgia dream policy has decided

currently, the lack of production capacity in europe is one issue for springs air traffic. however, the outlook could be better in the medium term as well. but anybody in is in a privileged position compared to other e u countries of the one, we have a lower renewable electricity, production costs, etc. and a lovely may not giving us the potential to lead in renewable energy development within the new owners. then to the barriers. these s a f as an opportunity for rule development as well. the way to send it as we get this could bring prosperity and improve regional coexistence by establishing industries in areas currently knocking well on us. such as springs be populated regions and now they don't mean that those are precisely why everyone materials and renewable energy are available yet and a lovely. but what does this mean for air travel as a yeah of costs more than fossil based kerosene? well, i said i must go to flying, will become more expensive. unfortunately, at least a fast interpreter look if someone can just have a handle. but with working to lowest soft prices q

that maybe my voice will be heard next spring to our last seeking justice for the victims of sam assigned this week on d. w. the this is data mini is live from balance, pressure amount says climate talks go into overtime. and as a by john negotiations on the verge of collapse after delegates disagree over how much money to give poor countries to help them talk to tackle global warming. also coming up lebanese officials, a several people, a dad after and had him warning attack brought down a residential building in central bay route and donald trump picks fill in at scott best and to serve as treasury. secretary was how he'll implement next us presidents . economic agenda, the told me. alrighty, boy, it's good to have you with us. you in climate talk in back who as a by john may be on the verge of collapsing. dozens of delegates from small island and less least developed nations have rejected an offer with $300000000000.00 from the e u. and of the wealthy nations to deal with extreme weather caused by climate change . they say they need more than double that amount. and their proposals hav

maybe my voice will be heard next spring to our love seeking justice for the victims of fame. assign starts november 21st on d, w. the . this is the, the, the news coming to live from berlin. the roll call continues as you as president elect donald trump chooses his future cabinet. florida, senator mark of rubio looks set to be tap the secretary of state as trump moves to fill out his foreign policy and national security team for his 2nd term. turkey welcomes trump with open arms president richard time or the one comes back. well, comes back. an old friend after 4 years of friction with the current white house administration. despite us university launch is a project to help local residents hold on to memories by restoring photos destroyed in the floods. the lo, i'm terry morrison. thanks for joining us. sources close to donald trump say the us president elect has chosen marco rubio to be secretary of state. before the senator has taken a hard line against china and voted against a major ukraine, a package this year. rubio is a cuban american and would be the 1st latino to hold the p

where max will be held in september of next year, but it's likely that they might take place in the spring. they all possession good services here. actually want them to take place with fairly, as john kerry we talk about the political sense reset levels and eastern germany re election earlier this year where the silvery resolved really for the government on the far right. alternative for germany, party on populace parties with massive, massive games in those stink boats. so really we'll see if that plays a nice at a national level. wouldn't be go to the pose nationwide here, but really feeling when the wall failed 35 years ago in the east was that many, many people were hopeful that, that be great with that and kind of catch up with, with, with the western states in terms of um, in terms of your, their economy. so really we're going to see a decisive decisive few months ahead for the hold of germany. maybe not a divided country, but definitely a polarized one. so that i know that you are too young to have been there. but i have heard that you have a personal story about the fall of the wo

i don't know if it happens in the spring. i don't know how long the fed sort of holds its powder or begins to start to think about the idea of whether or not monetary policy needs to address the fiscal side. as you said, jon, there is a lot of stuff in the works. when all this shakes out, maybe, i don't know, maybe to the second half of the year before it is evident in the data, and then if the fed waits to it is evident in the data, not until that time do you get some response from the monday mone policy side. >> steve mentions maybe consumers are saving a bit because they're spending less relative to that personal income. but we're also hearing about credit being stretched here, hearing from walmart, and amazon, sort of at the micro level, consumers are choosy about what they're buying. could that have to do with the fact that some of that income is going toward paying off the credit cards? >> yeah, jon, the consumer is really doing their thing. i mean, i think the saving rate is down because wealthy households feel wealthi

and other sites, the spring inflections hang the. so what i'm trying to find out now is how much you know about trees. i need you to collect items to do with trees. and i want you to tell me about the choices that you found. this out seems to be organized like how much says that sustainability as a sometimes by who most in binding in winter the parents are working together. it tends to have more positive outcomes. children hold parents to kind of parents or children to account and the land, and they end up talking about these things. and the problem we're told that we are at least care thinkers of the. so how do you think alone feel about us? for example, cutting down trees or not taking care of this area. i think that's very true to mister hussein is a regular events like this being part of it has done the whole last we've helped me . again, this is so important, so we need to keep giving the smallest to people and also remind does a good for me. that's who i'm here today. again, be a human being, we are forgetful. so it's very impo

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but most of the patients reflect that june, spring. what was good news or not for just some ice cream can yes. i got the bill was doing was done, you must be the usual order. and then finally, i can look any of the somebody else should be a big the white tv package. if she is up with an easy, i'm really is a 14 and over going to work at the thought. you look, she might end of a by junior, as i see school was the best that the new way should towards good boys be explained that to your opponents shall keep patience begins during the divine service, calls this on a orthodox saints. shoot them with pistols and rifles rate wives and daughters roll, then do many other outrages in their homes. swedish diplomat, 1611. the and here i testimonies from post themselves. now people do not know where to stop and then i think they are not content with being treated kindly, but what they like they take by falls. even if the landowner has a wife or daughter some wellness gave which opponents citizens, $1611.00. there were many as musket lights could ha

they're also writing the streets spring war to try and keep down the small. one more in a central construction work is being fanned. but experts say these are all just stop gap measure is one of india's most pressing problems. studies blame and pollution for more than one and a half 1000000 premature deaths each year. that's across the dw correspondent all the pots in new delhi. although thanks for being here. how is the air quality and value this morning as well uh, the install. the king daily add add to swing by the city uh outside. there is a cloud of the dentist office and all that wraps us doing uh, near the ideal stepping out of is, is pretty home for anyone. but those of us who step outside the phones they feed boning sensation in their eyes and their eyes thoughts. one thing, not really bad. we feel that it's a shocking and digital thoughts. and that sometimes needs to struck this a bread. and every morning did a discrete having this one, you adjusted when you wake up, which makes you know, mornings quite difficult for us. and mommy and daddy are not

maybe my voice will be heard back spring to our home, seeking justice for the victims of famous size. this week on d. w. the . this is the w news. why? from berlin, anger and disappointment at the cop 29 summit. as delegates slammed the outcome document is nothing more than an optical illusion. nations vulnerable to global warming say the hard for climate finance deal is inadequate. and in, in so also coming up tens of thousands, joined markers across france to protest of violence against women. it comes amid the final stages of a trial of more than 50 man accused of taking part in the mass where youth of a woman in southern france the and welcome to you. i would viewers around the world, michael ok. nations at the cop 29 summit have managed to reach a deal on climate financing after 2 weeks of fraud negotiations. but many delegates have denounced the outcome, seeing it falls for short of what's needed. the final agreement were $300000000000.00 a year will help developing countries deal with climate change. wealthy countries who have historically been the largest emitters will lead th

maybe my voice will be heard back spring to our love seeking justice for the victims of fame. assign starts november 21st on dw, the this is dw news life from bell. it us president elect donald trump, nominated small controversial figures for his cabinets. trump choose is robert f kennedy junior as an, an environmental activist who has fred misinformation on vaccines to have the united states to health agency. also coming off talk small blanket suite indian capital daily authorities. close primary schools as respiratory illnesses rise sharply. just how dangerous is this annual occurrence and police in south africa say that determined to arrest hundreds of illegal mine is they've cooled it on the ground, but relative say they have died without the food and was it a saw or to use are kind of leave locate the god office. welcome to the program. us president elect. donald trump has said that robert f. kennedy junior, his pig through the head, the united states top health agency will help make america healthy again. trump was speaking as an event, as a, as mar. lago results in florida is

in the spring state of wisconsin, donald trump and come with harris treated barbs in the city of milwaukee, while pleading for voters to get to the polls. the race in wisconsin is considered too close to call people in the serbian city of novi. sod had been paying tribute to the victims of a roof collapse at its main train station. at least 14 people were killed in the accident on friday, rescue or spent our spring others buried beneath the rubble serve as president has vowed to determine what he called the quote political and criminal responsibility for the collapse surveillance video shows the moment when a concrete kind of be collapsed at a railway station in northern serbia. many people were entering and exiting the building and some were sitting on benches at the time of the collapse. the victims were pulled from the rubble with the help of bulldozers and heavy machinery to cut and dig through the debris some ship right, so the construction that collapsed is extremely heavy. hundreds of tons, now rescue was who arrived in a few minutes immediately started the search. what must this op

we will be doing that in spring next year.ope we have set. we won't be coming back to top up those budgets. we have set the envelope for public spending and it is through reform and economic growth that we need to be able to properly fund our public services and to improve living standards for new families.— living standards for new families. ,., ., .., ., families. good coming all the media will— families. good coming all the media will behave _ families. good coming all the | media will behave themselves and not stick their hands up. fine, a questionjust here. thank you. joe from the health foundation. we are concerned with— foundation. we are concerned with the — foundation. we are concerned with the impact of poor working a-e with the impact of poor working age health on productivity and growth — age health on productivity and growth. there is 2.8 million people _ growth. there is 2.8 million people out of work, on health grounds, _ people out of work, on health grounds, there is 3.8 million people — grounds, there is 3.8

each winter seats a city gone spring for fresh air as cold a temperatures and the low wind speeds leave it suffocated by small. so basically, evolution of this is not causing a day or 2 because of our lifestyle, just the, the ramp construction, and all the traffic to the part of the country and the diesel cars and window. we are the, the guy, the all. the daily is notoriously packed roads. assessing the effect of the farm is burning crops, double in neighboring regions, also to blame for the accurate haze. the practice is a false cheap way to clear the fields when you're planting. it's long been illegal, but authorities have done live on to prevent it. critics say politicians are scared of angering. farm is a key vote to block media. officials and daily have announced measures to protect the vulnerable and clear the old primary schools have been ordered to close with young children, especially susceptible to air pollution trucks like this one are also writing the streets spring war to try and keep down the small amount of central construction work that's being fanned, but experts say th

that's the one where we spring forward an hour ahead.he legislation passed the senate but went nowhere in the house. >> the reason why daylight savings makes sense is because you really can't do actual outdoor activities, especially for kids and children. if you're in a community whose parks don't have lights, you're shut down by 430 or 5:00 in many parts of the country. >> sleep specialist karen johnson says while that sounds good on paper, it leads to days feeling even shorter. the problem is, if we do that into the winter, then it gets really dark in the morning. >> sun would rise up after 8 a.m. for anywhere from 2 to 4 months. and when we've tried that twice in the past, it was extremely unpopular. >> what we're switching to now is called permanent standard time, and that's the one doctors and scientists generally prefer. as they say, it's better for our sleep patterns and mental health. >> when we live on daylight savings time, we're more misaligned with the sun, which actually has effects throughout the whole time on our health, o

across the key battleground states. vice president towers may have closing pages around the in the spring state of michigan to spend the monday in pennsylvania, where i shall hold them make night validate with services including oprah winfrey. donald trump is currently holding a campaign events involving the capital of the spring state of north carolina. with polls show he's chances about even with his opponent at his riley, mr. trump described a couple of hers as incompetent to tomorrow. you have to stand up and tell tamala that you've had enough. you can take it if you just the, they're all screaming fire, excuse me. i mean, she's what a terrible job of what they have done to. i got you. and you're going to say that you're, you're going to say, you've done a terrible job. you're grossly incompetent. we're not going to take it into our come by law. yeah. fire. tens of millions of people have cost the oh, the boat, the oh. the ballots. with several states already surpassing early voting records, many more people across the country hoping to get their votes in before tuesdays, maybe that o

the, maybe my thoughts will be heard spring to our love seeking justice for the victims of fame assign this week on d. w. the . this is the w news lies from violin. a gentleman called a plane crashes, and miscellaneous, at least one person is dead. several others injured in the crash and the capsule. vilnius with our seas are investigating whether russia may be involved. also coming up from the program, thousands of suppose is of pakistan's in prison, the former prime minister and wrong. com defy a lockdown that heading to the capsule is long a bond to the mom's, his release the menu, and welcome to the program with our seasonal miscellaneous sites. terrorism cannot be ruled out as they investigate what caused a cargo plane to crash on monday morning. this weighing in apple officials have identified the croft is a d h l, cause flights flying from light station germany. it came down as it was approaching the force in the capital vilnius, lithuanian intelligence officials say that they are investigating whether russia played a role in this due to most goes suspected involvement in previo

the maybe my voice will be heard back spring to our seeking justice for the victims of sam assigned this week on d. w. the business day the news line from valid israel and has bala accused each other. evaluating the c 5 deals has val, are, and pay accusers is rather firing on civilians as a return to the villages. israel says the number of suspects breach the truth by entering the board and also on the program ukrainians take cover as blasts key. even russian launches a massive attack on the countries energy grid. and as us president elect, donald trump threatens 30 for millions of unc documented migrants on day one, if he's presidency, we look at the financial and practical implications of such an ask. but it is the possible the i feel welcome to the program. i will receiving reports that he's ready to tag fi has hit several areas, the 11 on the south eastern border, wounding at least 2 people of his come, such as the day after israel agreed. a truth with the medicine group has bought as positive deal has bought a medicine, so i to withdrawal and know stuff in the tiny river. and these

and the republicans victory that looks in his sleep of all 7 springs that trump is now in line to win the $312.00 electro votes compared to $226.00 for the democratic candidate, vice president. cala has some analysis that spring in william blue cross to us analyst and adepts the edits of parliament magazine william despite the criminal conviction to impeachment, while in office and role names from this former chief of stuff, trump managed to win all 7 back to one states the last one to achieve that, to my knowledge was ronald reagan 40 years ago. how did trump minus that? right, and of course, swing states change certainly in this span of 40 years since ronald reagan. but to your point, donald trump had a very convincing message and essentially were reminded of what a large body of political science literature will tell you that trying to run on a campaign of saving democracy or preserving democracy doesn't really land well with average voters. they want to talk about the economy, they want to think about security in law and order. they want talking about schools and health care and,

it will feel almost like spring, but right now it's very spring like.this frost advisory remains in effect for the north bay interior mountains and valleys, the east bay hills and interior valleys, and the eastern santa clara hills so the frost could damage sensitive plants. bear that in mind. right now we're looking at 49 degrees in san francisco, oakland, 45, 40 to 42 at hayward and san jose, 35 at redwood city and 52 at half moon bay. with bright sky right now looking down into the bay from mount tam, 33, in santa rosa, 28, in petaluma, 32 right at freezing in napa. 33 fairfield, mid 30s at concord and livermore. we move along. take a look at the afternoon conditions under sunny skies. we'll see high temperatures rising into the well, low to mid 60s around the bay shoreline. mid 60s down in the south bay 66 at san jose and morgan hill up in the north bay. we'll see low to mid 60s as well. and about 60 on the coast now tonight it's going to get cold again, especially in the north bay. not quite so cold as the last two nights, but cold enough that we w

the study in europe is an enticing prospect for many students. spring, for example, is very popular among young people from all over the world. to find out why euro max report or deanna pen year or headed to madrid for some answers. this thing is one of the most attractive european countries for international students. but do i use? what do you need to know if you want to study in this country? spain has more than 135000 international students and reducing the top 10 of your opinion, countries to study. i came to marjorie to see do with the most international students in spain to find out more 45 percent of the international students in spain come from the european union from countries like france and atl east 30 percent come from latino america, mostly from echo angola which is my home country. it actually makes sense for me letting us to come here to study because of the language i went to you in germany. and i have to say starting in another language was a bit challenging. if you do speak spanish, no worries that are also a number of courses in english here. i mean, here's the thing th

gens, just 2 days to go on to america. votes on the economy will likely prove crucial to win the spring states of nevada and this fight to election. a woman's place is in the house. the white house, the thousands of women fill the streets of the us capital, riling behind. come la harris and the flight to hold onto reproductive rights. the . let's begin in garza where as well as mid a tree is hit more residential areas across the strip. at least 5 people were killed in late morning attacks this morning and news and best law here. drive the forces, have slots and buildings and killed thousands and recent days as part of the month long siege on the area of tax and northern and central garza forcing palestinian families to flee. yes, again, move and 50 children have been killed in the north and just the last 48 hours is really ministry is also talk through the pony a vaccination center, enjoying at least 4 children, despite green. take you monetary and pause. let's go ahead and cuz dario correspondent, they're all on central goals. i him so took us through all the lights of strikes in garza

maybe my voice will be heard next spring to our love. seeking justice for the victims of fame aside. starts november 21st on the w. the business day though it is live from berlin that he was president elect. donald trump nominates more controversial figures for his cabinet. trump tabs robert f kennedy junior and environmental active is to a spread misinformation on vaccine to has the united states top health agency also coming up toxic small blanket, the indian capital daily authorities, close primary schools to serve rise in respiratory illness. north korea's leader kim jong own calls for the mass production of attack drills this after your brains of north korean troops are already fighting for moscow and supplying russia with weapons. the welcome to the sale. i'm nicole fairly. you as president elect donald trump, has announced more controversial cabinet picks a week after his decisive election went, including a republican sweep of both chambers of congress. that means republicans will have the final say on improving trends. choices to head of all government agencies speaking as ma

these fighters, but how much territory they will gain full sales will likely be decided not by the spring, but by the balance of power across the region. so you'd have to solo elda 0. i'll try to kill syria border. so let's bring in rogers, china, how many is a specialist in middle east security and joins us live now from sidney in australia . rochester. we haven't seen fighting on this level flare up in syria for a few years now. how serious a challenge is this to be establishing and what position forces trying to achieve with this very rapid defensive well, isn't it said a massive challenge flow? decide right jane at the moment. it's just a collection of forces being be listed as a like i was surprised by staples or at the timing. all right. type of canada having some problems with well just try to hand in sydney, australia. if we can, we'll try and prove the line and come back to him a little bit later in the program. let's move on. the . that was been 421 days since, as well launched as devastating war on guns are killing more than 44000 palestinians. most of them women and children.