in all of alberta, it is not just ryan cook. plants that have a problem will not grow anymore there are four counties, all of which have declared a state of emergency. for some areas, rainfall and high temperatures have reduced crop production by 90%. alberta officials say they are closely monitoring the situation. soil moisture levels in central and southern alberta are the lowest in 50 years. last year, we had to put all the animals on a truck and take them to the northern areas to find a stage. this is the sixth time in recent years that we will have to use agricultural product insurance. one series is enough to cause damage, but many from regions with several seasons rainfall has been faced here in the city of tamat for the past six years , a state of emergency has been declared, which has raised concerns about the future . the announcement of the archaeologists of the skeletons found in this place and related to 2500 years ago, according to the researchers , the tombs discovered in this cemetery are square in shape and in t

use agriculture, which, like oil, is a symbol for the province of alberta in canada. one after another , due to insufficient rainfall, the civilian buffer zone between the two koreas is one of the most fortified areas in the world in terms of military equipment, in the form of a mass of obstacles. and barbed wire and many military checkpoints it can be seen in the creation to prevent people from entering and leaving the region. a week ago, an american soldier entered north korea with a surprising move. that many weapons have been stationed there, we are in a very difficult and complicated situation. some say that such a situation should never have happened . due to indiscipline, the mentioned conscript was supposed to be sent back to his country and expelled from the army . spent time in prison in south korea kurd, but with a trick, he was able to convince the tourism group to visit the dekor border buffer zone . how does such a person with this situation get so close to north korea that he can cross the border and run into north korea ? to clarify this, the officials

for alberta ranchers and farmers, nothing is more important than livestock. ha and they don't have landause they have worked hard for their farm and livestock for many years, that's why the drought that has become uncomfortably severe this year has faced them with serious problems . we have better production by using genetics . building such a solid is the whole life of a person and his own page. if we want to sell the livestock, we sold the fruits of our lives empty in setr city, it means that the farm probably will not provide enough feed for the livestock before july, when the plants are in this, it means that some will grow. cities are in bad shape agriculture has been announced in some places due to the lack of candles, the high temperature of their crops has decreased. the local district says that it is closely monitoring the situation, while the soil moisture in central and southern alberta has reached its lowest level in the last 50 years. we had to put people on a truck to go to the northern regions of tarb and find out that for the last seven years we will have to use the insu

alberta you are a happy person, yes, yes. never had a blind date.ell it was always a little scary, all of a sudden there me waiting. i'm holding a crocodile. i am this beautiful beast in the hands. and now i immediately want to dispel the main myth, uh, crocodiles, that this is the most aggressive animal in the world. many. true , they consider crocodiles to be very dangerous animals , but this is not entirely true, of course. these are wild animals and in the wild they can attack, but only defend, for example, females protect, males nest territory. in general, everything is about the same as in any other animals. look at each crocodile , teeth are always clearly visible. and when you show your teeth when you smile. it's you, that is, you can say that crocodiles are always smiling , always friendly. well, in general, you know, we have gena the crocodile directly and cheburashka is such a famous soviet cartoon , where gena is just such a wise man, a very vulnerable creature who takes the troubles and problems of those around him very close to his hea

for ranchers and farmers in alberta, nothing is more important than them and their land because they have worked hard for their farms and ranches for many years , which is why the drought that has become uncomfortably intense this year has faced them with problems. done by using genetics, we have better production. building this livestock farming will take the whole life of a human being. if the trees and plants are in this state, it means that they will not grow anymore. some cities have announced the bad state of agriculture . some graves have also decreased due to the lack of rain and high temperature. the local government says that it is monitoring the situation as much as possible. that soil moisture in central and southern alberta to the lowest it has reached the level of the last 50 years, we had to put all the livestock on trucks and take them to more northern areas, and we regularly find that for the last seven years , we will have to use agricultural product insurance, and livestock farming, which is like oil, is a symbol for the province of alberta. canada has faced many p

that they are carefully monitoring the situation, while the soil moisture in central and southern albertahas reached the lowest level in the last 50 years. that we will have to use the insurance of agricultural products like oil a symbol of the province of alberta in canada, one season after another, due to insufficient rainfall , it has faced many problems. in greece, the right to fire has caused the people of this country to dry up . in particular, france 24 has prepared a report about this, in which you see farmers rushing to save their livestock because the flames have engulfed parts of the center of greece. the fire is on its way to the factories and farms of the local people. they have pointed towards the authorities and say that the authorities failed and with leaving the lands to themselves has caused the fire to spread. next week, the temperature increased sharply and the wind blew. this fire started. i don't know exactly how the fire started, but now it is burning in magnesia region because the local government officials, mayors, and electrical authorities did not do anything. t

the drought in parts of canada has faced serious challenges for the farmers and ranchers of alberta. their pleasures are not because they have worked hard for their farm and livestock for many years, that's why the drought that has worsened this year has caused them serious problems. by using genetics, we have better production. the construction of this livestock farm will take the whole life of humans and if we want the animals let's sell the fruits of our lives. empty backs in setr city means that the farm probably won't provide enough feed for the animals before july, when the plants are in this condition, it means that they won't grow anymore . some cities are in a bad state of agriculture. announce and some graves also because of the lack of rain and high temperature of their crops, the local government says that it is closely monitoring the situation , while the soil moisture in central and southern alberta has reached the lowest level in the last 50 years, all livestock let's get on a truck and take it to more northern areas , you will find it regularly . it is the last year t

says that it is closely monitoring the situation, while the soil moisture in central and southern albertathe lowest level in the last 50 years has been reached, but we had to truck the almonds to the more northern regions, and we regularly find that for the last seven years , we will have to use crop insurance and livestock, which is a symbol of the province of alberta in canada. one after the other due to rain inadequate has faced many problems. the fire on the cargo ship carrying cars on the coast of the netherlands in the north sea is still burning after three days . an indian crew member of 23 ship crew caught fire due to the fire. rescuers predicted that due to the direction of the wind, the fire on the cargo ship would continue for a week. the cause of the fire is still unknown. the storm killed at least four people in large parts of eastern canada, and the electricity was near. cut off 900 residential units in the provinces of ontario and quebec the wind speed in the regions reached 132 km/h. the hailstorm the size of a golf ball scared the people of ottawa in canada . scientists b

for alberta ranchers and farmers, nothing is more important than their livestock and land because they have worked hard for their farms and ranches for many years. that's why the drought that has become uncomfortably intense this year has hit them with has faced serious problems by using genetics, we have better production, making this livestock farming takes the whole life of a human and its own page. if we want to sell the animals , we have sold the fruit of our life. one year in settler county, it means that the present will probably not provide enough feed for the animals. before the month of july, when the plants are at this weight, it means that they will grow again. some cities have announced the bad state of agriculture, and some tombs have reduced their crops due to the lack of candles. they have this while soil moisture in central and southern alberta has reached its lowest level in 50 years . the livestock farm, which is a symbol of the province of alberta in canada , has been facing many problems for hours one after the other due to insufficient rainfall, according to franc

for the ranchers and farmers of alberta, nothing is more important than their livestock and their showbecause they have worked hard for their farms and ranches for many years, which is why this year's drought, which has become uncomfortably severe , has faced them with serious problems. of genetic production we are doing better to build this animal husbandry for the whole life of a human and its own page. if we want to sell the animals, the fruit of our own life will be left empty in setr city. if the plants are in this state, it means that they will no longer grow. some cities have announced the bad state of agriculture, and some graves have not produced their crops due to the lack of rain and high temperature. the local government says that it is closely monitoring the situation , while the soil moisture in central and southern alberta , it has reached its lowest level in the last 50 years this year let's put all the livestock on the truck and take them to more northern areas and find out that for the last seven years we will have to use agricultural product insurance, which is like

we see it in british columbia and alberta, and it's kind of a paradise for them. but the problem is, is that many of them are building houses, you know, out of logs, or would you know, cedar decks, cedar shapes, shingles, planting, ornamental cedars around their house. and all of this is highly combustible. so when a fire tears through, it doesn't even have to come all that close. you can have a fire burning, say 3 miles away. and if the window strong enough, it can blow embers on top of that. cedar shake shingle roof and started to fire. and then once the fire gets going, if you knows it sends the embers to the next dose of the next steps and suddenly you have an entire kind of acreage neighborhood on fire. we do have on both sides of the board are these kind of fires smart programs that are in place where you know or are teaching people to be more how to be more resilient to fire. and i think one of the dangers associated with some of these programs is that it has, it's very good in the sense is that it is making these, these places more resilient. but on the ot

more than 200 fires have been reported in the forest areas of alberta and quebec. a forest in canada has so far been declared to be 4,200 square kilometers equal to the entire area of ​​iceland, and one day after the release of the pictures of the head of the wagner militia group and the promise of pik zain to turn the belarusian army into the second largest army in the world , the ministry of defense updated the military training and the belarusian military announced that according to the reuters news, these military exercises were carried out 5 kilometers from the polish border , and perhaps in response to this news, it announced that it is closely monitoring the situation . had increased yesterday from russia's allies are considered hassan rahimi, the news section, thank you very much, thank you for being the anchor of the khabar network , after that, in the holy quran in sweden, iraq cut off its relations with this country . it was mr. mossadegh, we talked about the different dimensions of this issue from a political point of view, as it is related to jalal kha

redeemer from the farms of the province alberta has disappeared in canada.adian police have announced that the increase in the price of beef in this country has caused an increase in some cattlemen in alberta province . they say that only last fall they lost 85 of their cattle due to theft . namadars have also marked their livestock with the aim of identifying their steps in the sales market. the military strength of lebanon's hezbollah is greater than 95% of conventional armies in the world . the jewish center for national security of america wrote in a report that israel's next confrontation with hezbollah the consultation of none of the past events between tel aviv is one-sided because the power of hezbollah has unexpectedly increased . the zionist newspaper ha'aretz also commented on it. seyyed hassan nasrallah's comparison of israel to a spider's house was correct because israel is being destroyed and there is a lot of shipping going on. they stopped working and the army has been destroyed from the inside, arif pointed to the current gap , it is not pro

we've seen it in california, we see it in british columbia and alberta, and it's kind of a paradise for them. but the problem is that many of them are building houses, you know, out of logs, or would you know, cedar decks, cedar shapes, shingles planting or mental cedars around their house. and all of this is highly combustible. so when a fire tears through, it doesn't even have to come all that close. you can have a fire burning, say 3 miles away. and if the window strong enough, it can blow embers on top of that. cedar shake shingle roof and start a fire. and then once the fire gets going, if you knows it sends the embers to the next those to the next house, and suddenly you have an entire kind of acreage neighborhood on fire. we do have on both sides of the board are these kind of fires smart programs that are in place where you know or are teaching people to be more or how to be more resilience to fire. and i think one of the dangers associated with some of these programs is that it has it's very good and the sense is that it is making these, these places more resilient. but on the

it gets pretty active up there in alberta.e at home we have the threa for some isolated tornadoes, specifically in kentucky. almost the entire state under enhanced risk for severe weath today, and we're going to continue to see the i-95 corridor not only under severe risk today, but also tomorrow we have a threatfor severe weather. damaging winds, large hail, and the whole gamut. tuesday night at 7:00 p.m., we see that threat move into the plains. there we could see isolated tornadoes erupting. so this is something to think about because it's going to be taking place on independence day during the evening hours. that's a look at the weather across the country. let's see what's going on a litt gloria: good sunday morning there is a heat advisory through today but temperatures not quite as hot as yesterday. they range from 60's at the beaches to near 100 inland. san francisco really nice and comfortable at 71. oakland, 79. san jose, 92 degrees. it will cool down a little bit tomorrow into the fourth of july, but by next weekend,

immediate information about the scale of the attack is a powerful tornado hit the canadian city of alberta on saturday, destroying homes and uploading trees and rule parts of the province. local officials said the tornado struck at least 12 homes, leaving 5 buildings completely destroyed. no fatalities were reported. the european space agency has successfully launched its groundbreaking euclid telescope from florida. the telescope lifted off on a space, ex rocket, and separated from it about an hour after launching the mission is set to explore what's known as the dark universe, which makes up 95 percent of the cost months. to do that, the telescope will be surveying galaxies up to 10000000000 light years from earth. the journey will take 6 years and the 1st data is expected to be released next year . separation, the 1st day it keeps counting is a space and astro biology journalist who shared more with us about what the euclid telescope is hoping to find. well, this runs that we use in many languages to describe things we don't understand, the dark energy, the dark universe, sort of the be

a powerful tornado has hit the canadian province of alberta, destroying houses and operating trees in google bonds. local officials say it's drunk, at least 12 hopes leaving 5 buildings completely destroyed. northside tele dates have been reported to the policy long mosque is angry and uses again, restricting access to the social media platform is temporarily limiting the number of tweets you can read each day a set. it's a 600 posts for and verified accounts and 6000 for verifying jesus then eased it twice after a backlash before settling on 1010000 and tweets respectively. experts, a mosque, one small people to pay for verified accounts. the tech building says he wants to stop a long systems trolling his service for free. well, is this purely an attempt to monetize the service? i put that question to mathias catamount from the licensee institute for media research. i mean, he does need money after having pay this 44000000000 dollars last year, but this is exactly the wrong way to go about that. he's making the service worse for everyone, including those who are paying and he's doing

a powerful tornado hit the canadian city of alberta on such a day, destroying homes and brooding trees and rural parts of the province. local officials said the tornado struck at least 12 homes, leading 5 buildings completely destroyed. no fatalities were reported to it to the housing post, a temporary limits on the number of tweets use. this can read. c o in a mosque said that non verified accounts would be able to view one's thousands tweets per day. one of those with very 5 stages would be kept at $10000.00. you said the purpose of the restrictions is to tackle the data scraping system. money pollution, a ukraine's air force as it show to down 3 cruise missiles and 8 attack drones deployed by moscow overnight on saturday, it's russia's 1st attack on t as in 12 days, a military spokesman said ad defense systems destroyed all targets on their approach. 3 houses were damaged by folding debris and one man sustained a leg injury to russia. now, where wagner, group emblems and related and sick now have been stripped from the organizations premises and st. peter's back, the building was ra

only the second ef 4 tornado in alberta.was the strongest one since 1987 in edmonton black friday. it was a major tornado. i got pretty close to it but one of the things here, i have to get close because one of the things i'm trying to do is capture this amazing 360 footage, virtual reality footage so i have to get these cameras really close to the tornado. after the fact when i got home and looked at the footage, i wished i had gotten a little bit closer. >> jason: aaron, come on. you can't get any closer to that thing. that's unbelievable. i hope nobody got hurt. i stand in awe of these types of things and as a wildlife photographer i love seeing this stuff. what was the sound like? these storms are violent but the sound, people say, is just unbelievable. >> that's right. the footage that you see. the closest i've got to it was the peak intensity of the tornado. it hit two homes. that's where the ef 4 damage occurred and i knew driving up to the tornado it was a strong tornado but when i got up closer i could see the wind

, the victims of the explosion occurred the day before, at a meeting of clergy in the province of alberta tunwa, it was staged by a suicide bomber dressed as a policeman , it is reported that it was the attacker's clothes that gave way to the vigilance of the guards, who did not begin to subject him to the usual check . parties that are harmful to democracy, who prohibit and clean up political competitors, are eliminated, gaining popularity figures. why is the electorate tired of the current of the political elite in europe, the short-sightedness of brussels or our own can show all the repressions in germany, the netherlands, moldova in an understandable policy, see today after the panorama. fundraising for the construction of a patriotic center in the brest fortress has been announced today , a meeting of the headquarters of the patriotic forces was held, the purpose of which was to announce the opening of a charitable account, part of the amount collected at the republican subbotnik has already been directed to the project account, funds are received simply from citizens. today the disc

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. >>> well, still to come, a tornado touches down in the canadian province of alberta.oying several homes. >>> and a celebration in east palo alto marks moments several decades ago when residents gained more control over what happens in their own community. >>> a tornado in alberta. canada destroyed and damaged several homes. the tornado touched down in the county at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. five homes were destroyed and the tornado also uprooted trees and ripped up cars. the tornado just happened to coincide with canada day marking the country's 156th anniversary. >> we got a few high clouds out there to start out this sunday morning. they're not sticking around long and i'm going to play this forward quickly to show you what today looks like. clear, sunny skies and a lot of heat and very little marine layer. you can see as we get towards the late morning, there's a little bit of it hanging out along the coast but not enough to help us yet. as we pointed out at the top of the newscast, while today may not be as hot as yesterday was, a couple of degrees cooler, it's st

emergency control panel and the turbine hall of the station . there is more forest fire in the beam albertahis was reported by the prime minister of the country, justin trudeau, according to officials, the pilot helped fight the fire using special buckets suspended on cables, investigators were able to reach the crash site only two hours later, the cause of the accident is currently being investigated . 12 countries of the world hold similar meetings in scottish every 5 years on them, the people of guyana celebrate the birth of the first representative who appeared in this city more than a century and a half ago, according to carol henry, secretary of the golden retriever club of scotland, the purpose of the meeting is to preserve knowledge about the breed, but during the coronavirus pandemic, the frequency of the breed was put at risk due to its irresponsible breeding, treats and games were waiting for the dogs, and the owners listened to relevant lectures and seminars . join put yours likes continue and continue my colleagues khrystyna yatskiv and roman chaika do not switch, stay with the

fourth day a 41-year-old helicopter pilot died while extinguishing a forest fire in the province of alberta. this was announced by the prime minister of the country, justin judo. according to officials, the pilot helped fight the fire using special buckets suspended on cables. investigators were able to reach the crash site only after two hours . you have returned from studying in japan and are our experts taught the methods of exhumation of mass burials and also accepted experience from colleagues in conducting dna research, reported to the national police, in addition, ukraine and japan discussed the steps of future cooperation, we will summarize the morning already at 12 o'clock and so on . thank you all, there are no small donations, we have some left over there totaled 40,000 hryvnias, and i would very much like to say that by the end of our part of the broadcast with christ, we proudly say that we are closing this collection and announcing a new one, so here is this card number, please carefully note it, you can simply transfer your donations. well, if you have advanced gadgets, then

. >>> un enorme tornado atravesÓ una zona rural en alberta, canadÁ, destruyendo al menos 12 viviendasrtinencias. las autoridades en baltimore identificaron a las dos vÍctimas mortales en un tiroteo ocurrido durante una fiesta, son dos jÓvenes de 18 y 20 aÑos. investigan la causa de la balacera y buscan a los autores de los disparos que dejaron 28 personas lesionadas. fue uno de los 28 tiroteos registrados, en el 2023 se reportaron 340. en washington dc, buscan a los responsables de detonar tres artefactos explosivos en tres negocios. el primero de los explosivos estallÓ frente a una sucursal banca"el segundo en una tienda de zapatillas, y el tercero fue arrojado durante un supermercado. no hubo heridos. cambiamos de temas, muchos hablan de un autÉntico milagro por el hallazgo de un joven en texas desaparecido por ocho aÑos, se trata de rubÍ farÍas que tenÍa 8 aÑos cuando su familia lo vio por Última vez en houston. aquÍ estÁ nuestra compaÑera con la historia. >>> un verdadero milagro, este fin de semana sigue bajo investigaciÓn, lo Último que se debe perder la esperanza, rubÍ farÍas d

since last fall, dozens of farmers have disappeared from the farms of alberta province in canada. alborz says that they lost 85 of their machines due to theft in the last fall. according to the police , there has been an increase in thefts in iran . livestock farmers have started marking their animals in order to identify their steps in the market. the british government network bbc last year more than 17 thousand people were introduced to the british government as potential victims of modern slavery , this is the highest annual figure since 2009. settled next to not real still so scared of being recognized by those who put her down she can't speak i was hired by an organization with a legitimate work video and i told her she was earning £29k a year as a disabled care assistant but when he entered his workplace, he was forced to 20 he has to work hours a day without pay. before me, someone else on earth took care of him who has political connections. these connections make him a very dangerous person because you don't want to disagree with such a person with the money of your conn

when you are a kid growing up in edmonton, alberta, canada, so far from this thing in hollywood. as a kid growing up i remember staging table reads at recess. i would ask my teachers instead of essays could i shoot a short movie about the subject matter? could i write a play? >> cheng always wanted to be a creator and before she was an actor she was a news reporter. >> while one group was singing in a room on the second floor police say several members from the other group burst in. >> reporter: i went into probably every newsroom in town and volunteered. i washed dishes, pulled cables, answered phones, until one newsroom actually gave me the opportunity to train as a script assistant and then when i graduated me they offered me a full-timee position and i said want to be a news reporter. >> reporter: during that time cheng also took jobs as an extra in christmas movies. in 2006 she got her first big acting job in the western mini series "broken trail." >> what is changing in that landscape in the creative arts and with asians and asian americans? >> anecdotally i definitely see

this rare tornado touched down in alberta, canada, shredding multiple homes.nadoes causing havoc stateside as well. two were reported in central pennsylvania , ripping off roofs and overturned trailers. >> next thing i know, we're on the ground and the buildings on top of us across the south. >> it's the scorching heat that's the biggest threat now blamed for at least 14 deaths, 31 of them in texas. and in the west, the heat wave there stretches from arizona to oregon. death valley hit 126 degrees yesterday. the heat taking a toll on wildlife. these squirrels in texas were practicing what's known as splooting, stretching out on cool surfaces to lower their body temperature. all right. they need to try that myself later. more severe storms, though, are expected today from the carolinas to new jersey. we'll have a check of your forecast in just a few minutes. >> well, police in baltimore are searching for multiple gunmen after a mass shooting at a block party. two people were killed, 28 others were wounded. many of the victims are under the age of 18. in one wit

course they've been dealing with wildfire, smoke from canada was found, we go, it's focus on canada, alberta profits, it's capital, edmonton has turned cool again and some rounds of rain here, but we're temperatures are heating up things or heating up central california, the san joaquin valley southern nevada, western arizona biggest is in that heat alert at 42 degrees, top end of south america right now, some pretty heavy rounds of rain for the pacific coast of columbia. we'll keep tabs on that. there could be flooding and there could be some more flooding with for southern chile as the storm system on winds over the course of the weekend. that's it. see soon, the challenges here with the of the one terry johnson. this is an ease uh license coming up as the next 6 digits. fronts on the edge of the 4 nights surprise. the funeral for the teenager killed by police officers being held in the most. a truck crashes into cause on suggestions in tenure. at least 50 people are killed.

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these places for air quality from that wall and fire smoke drifting out of canada as we looked toward alberta profit. and so got a storm system trying to spin up here quite cool. in edmonton below average by that is certainly not the case. as we looked toward california, southern nevada, western arizona, vegas, you're under a heat alert. no max out at $44.00 degrees on sunday. see you later. the weather brought to you by visit castle on charles dawn, you into a rate of $400.00 sites dramatize to put cost from i'll just here to invest hasan re here from some of history's blogs, notable women, and unconventional and extraordinary office. i am 40 that god of the communist revolution of everyone in china, new my state. you've heard all of them. power it's time you have from these and 6 of hindsight is out now subscribe wherever you listen to pub on charging the cost inflation is slowing. but the fight against it is ramping up. india is economic power is rising and saving to be from china as a manufacturing hub, plus zambia step deals to explore other nations in depth distress will follow suit . c

only theonly second ef four toro in alberta since is the stron strongest one since 1987.inge edmonton, black friday. >> so thatit was w a major torns and yeah, i got pretty to it. ge but, you know, one of the things here, you know, i havet to get close because one of the things i'm trying to capture this amazing 360footg foot edge virtual reality footage trying so hard to get these camerae, have tos close to thee tornado. and even after the fact when i got home and lootornado.n i gt the footage, i actually wish shot, i got a little bit closer to the tornado. . >> aaron, come on.t any cl you can't get any closer to that thing. u i mean, that is unbelievable. i ho. nobody got hurt i stand in awe of these types of things. and as a wildlife photographer, i love seeing this stuff, but s what was the sound like? because these storms are violenoue stormst but the sounde say is just unbelievable. e thay >> that's right. so when you the footage you see here, when i came right close, the closest i got to was actually the peak intensity of the tornadit wasensityo had actt two homes

polls, for the first time in decades, predict a victory for the right-wing people's party, led by albertag time he headed the region in the north of the country and never lost local elections, he has a reputation as an effective politician, he believes himself the opposite of premier sanchesuchya. the socialist workers' party recently lost a miserable municipal election , political analysts believe that the conservatives will form a coalition that will include the far-right party. vox for the first time since the dictatorship. frank in this case the new parliament. prohibit gender reassignment and illegal migration. in finland, which not so long ago abandoned its neutral status in favor of nato, it went bankrupt, but for years the village on the border of tourists buyers from russia no , and in general, the mood in the country more radical, but big changes anton podkovenko. finland is rewriting its own recent past according to nato and nazi patterns, the entry of helsinki into the north atlantic alliance, economic ones that are unfavorable for finland, rhymes with the coming to power of p

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i, tony to has stressful alberta province in canada. the twista was strong enough to bring down trees and damage dozens of homes and cos not to prevail with families who live in a small town or seeing their homes crumble beneath their feet. the atlantic ocean has already engulfed parts of the phone. it's viewed climate change will help wipe out what's left out is there is money cannot give reports 78 year old son if he hit open the gate or family home. what is left of it? the 6 bedroom house built by her father in the seventy's has been reduced to rubble . nope. lost the key. this was my room. i would sleep at night listening to the waves breaking on the sand until i could no longer sleep. a couple of years ago i decided to move out. i knew the waves would soon topple the house and that i would drown with this is that though, she's not the only one in the format to have lost all the small fishing towns, 300 kilometers from re edition ero used to welcome groves of tories. every summer, until the sea swallowed up 14 blocks and $500.00 hou

and quite a vigorous storm system trying to spin up between candidates, alberta and his schedule in providence. just the other day. a big hailstorm in calgary. more severe weather on the way the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the the makes the the, [000:00:00;00] the the, you're watching out just a reminder of what top stories this out not to nations secretary general says he's disappointed that rushes withdrawal from the black sea grain deal saying it was a lifeline. level food security must go says it's conditions for extending. they haven't been fulfilled. extreme heat continues to set reco. it's a cost for confidence. unit 16, it's holly and cities have issued health, so that's in greece. several seasons villages have been the documents, the been protested. janine rectory g consummate multiplied westbank from the rest of the $5.00 to $10.00 units upon the tennis channel. warranty is on it, and you had that says those detained members of its on nationwide protests are expected in israel on tuesday. this parliament proposed to vote on one final judicial as a whole bill next week. fo

some pretty soggy rains. falling around alberta is capital edmonton. few showers in the mix as well for canada is british columbia, providence, not a bad day in portland was a top temperature of 26. the west brought to you by visit castle to the john of almost 10 years in which to shake, hama de, ward for translation. an international understanding has become the most important translation award from am to the arabic language in the world. the award announces that the nomination periods of 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a the the the welcome back. come on to about top stores is heat waves sweeping across large parts of the world. china has observed its highest ever temperature, 51.7 degrees celsius. more records are sent to the us and these, the on the european union have announced a new deal. see the sites work together on like the ration on the economy. the 5 pound sign includes cracking down on criminal networks. suit and these armies says rapids or forces of targeted offe

the range falling around alberta is capital edmonton. few showers in the mix as well for canada is british columbia, providence, not a bad day in portland, with a top temperature of 26 the the, the a but the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the book and back you're watching algae to remind us our top story is the sound heat waves of sweeping across launch pots the well china has observed as high as, as a temperature 51.7 degrees celsius, more records this set to be broken in the us, us climate invoice, the v, as in china and beijing, the tax on emissions reductions plan to companies say and emissions. it's expected to be a cheap cost tool between joan kerry and sheets. and south korean president has voted an effort to deal with the off tomorrow from heavy rain across the country and includes designated affected areas, especially as also sense that he know and people died off the 5 days of torrential rates. come down, sides to miss. yeah. and the european union have announced a new deal that we'll see besides work together on technic, inigo migration, the european commission president sa

is wanting of more heavy rains and mudslides to come in. canada. tornado is swept through central alberta, stone damage, and 1000 homes and cars. and broke down trays and our decks have been reported. families living in a small town in brazil, seeing that homes crumble away. the atlantic ocean hasn't gulf pots of out of phone a. it's feed rising sea levels from climate change will wipe out what's left as one of the you knock of explains a 78 year old son that hit opens the gator family home. what is left of it? the 6 bedroom house built by her father in the seventy's has been reduced to rubble . nope. was that a key? this was my room. i would sleep at night listening to the waves breaking on the sand until i could no longer sleep. a couple of years ago i decided to move out. i knew the waves would soon topple the house and that i would drown with this. that though, she's not the only one in the format to have lost all the small fishing towns, 300 kilometers from re edition. narrow, used to welcome groves of tories every summer until the sea swallowed up 14 blocks and 500 houses. geographe

a 20 to has 20 with the province of alberta in western canada. the storm struck close to the town of disability on sunday. dozens of homes were damaged, but no depths or injuries were reported. the okay has seen its hottest june on record according to the national weather service. the average temperature of 15.8 is the warmest of any june in the u. k. going back to 1884. when records began the met office called the spike, a fingerprint of climate change. i think with the mays, how june 2023 has turned out being a mutual address for many, many years now, many decades. and it's been extraordinary pretty much the extent to which we saw sunshine and the prolonged high temperatures over 2 or 3 weeks. i mean, some weather stations, so in excess of 25 degrees celsius over a fortnight's was. so that's just incredible. so all the numbers suggesting that we're going in the wrong direction when it comes to the heat, the intensity of the heat and how per long does his thousands of dead fish have washed ashore in southeast a rock environmental activists say a

these places for air quality from that wildfire smoke drifting out of canada as we looked toward alberta profit. and so got a storm system trying to spin up here quite cool in edmonton below average by that is certainly not the case. as we look toward california, southern nevada, western arizona, vegas, you're under a heat alert. you'll max out at $44.00 degrees on sunday. see you later. the, on charging the cost, inflation is slowing, but the fight against it is ramping up. in the is economic part is rising and saving to be thrown. china as a manufacturing hub plus zambia step deals, pre exploits, other nations in depth distress to follow suit. charging the cost on out to 0. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current to fast that matter to you. the the book about me. so robbing the heart of mind to of all the top stories, hundreds of interested in phones, dealing with a fish nice of rides as being triggers to find the killing of a teenager by police on choose day early a 100 sky. the funer

these places for air quality from that wildfire spoke drifting out of canada as we looked toward alberta profit. and so got a storm system trying to spin up here quite cool in edmonton below average by that is certainly not the case. as we looked toward california, southern nevada, western arizona, vegas, you're under a heat alert. no max out at $44.00 degrees on sunday. see you later. the weather brought to you by visit castle. the journey is almost 10 years in which to shake hamilton, ward for translation and international understanding has become the most important translation award from am to the arabic language in the world. the award announces that the nomination period, so 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a the back watching out. is there a mind at the top stories the sound? tens of thousands of offices have again been mobilized. his phones is price for $50.00 nights as rights has been treated by the kenning of a teenager 5 police on tuesday at a 100 scouts for the funera

we go some showers storms popping up, british columbia, alberta, providence, and for the desert southwest. wow, we've got some dangerous heat coming your way, including for places like phoenix, arizona, a stretch of temperatures, $44.00, and above for the next several days. the a but the next week the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out 0. a reminder of our top stories this out to me just present the guy side has rejected criticism over the mistreatment of black african migrants and refugees on his border with libya. 700 people have been left stranded without food or water for days. you as president joe biden is in the u. k for talks with prime minister research sooner. 5, and we'll go on to attend the nato summit and lithuania on tuesday and it's showing solidarity. would you bring any report by the rights group say the children says palestinian children arrested by the israeli army are emotionally and physically abused and that almost half of them in the military detention system are injured at the point of arrest? hundreds of migrant workers, mostly from bangla

logical agency is full costing more heavy right and the tornado swept through the canadian province of alberta, the storm uprooted trees and destroyed several homes as it swept through a region north of calgary know depths of being revolted. families who live in a small town in brazil, seeing their homes crumbled beneath their feet. the atlantic ocean has already engulfed pots of the district to add to the phone and climate change. these and helping monica key of reports from the phone in salvage while the by a 78 year old son, if he had opens the gator family home. what is left of it? the 6 bedroom house built by her father in the seventy's has been reduced to rubble . nope. lost the key. this was my room. i would sleep at night listening to the waves breaking on the sand until i could no longer sleep. a couple of years ago i decided to move out. i knew the waves would soon topple the house and that i would drown with this. that though, she's not the only one in the format to have lost all the small fishing town, 300 kilometers from re edition ero used to welcome groves of tories every summer

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but more so around alberta is capital edmonton. and then temperatures are really ramping up in california for the san joaquin valley, fresno at 43 degrees, heat alerts in place here. see later the with more than 1400000000 people. india has become the world's most populous country, 101 east investigate the nation's population explosion on i'll just say about the colleges here with the book about you want to go just bear with me. so robin and don't remind to of all the top stories, hundreds of people interested in phones for a full, it's 9 to the right nationwide process. so sponsored by the police, coming up 17 year old hill and china is revised cons. espionage role goes into effect on the sun state, but it's well really expand the definition of espionage. will present new challenges for foreign businesses. academics, on gentlest, view, assessable will get facing legal grounds for accessing data held by u. s. companies in china. result supreme electronic quotas, dated to ben, full of president johnny, pulsing over from funding for

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