rob marciano out there in athens, georgia. rob, what's going on? try to talk about hurricane sam. this drone was in it. major category 4 storm and now it's passing east of bermuda but the waves are rolling into bermuda and the big waves, big ones, will be coming to the east coast as well this weekend. so if you're heading to the beach, i know some people are even though it's football weather in october, be aware there will be rough surf. i know the surfers will be out there. the deejay is cranking here in >> this weathercast sponsored by ibm. >> thanks rob. i love the feisty crowd around you. >>> and coming up on "good morning america," the latest weak link in the supply chain and the wallop for your wallet. >>> and how about leaving all your money problems behind? the giant jackpot in tonight's powerball drawing. chain challenges and the drain on your wallet. >>> and tonight's powerball drawing. and to be prepared if anything changes. with ibm, you can do both. your business can bring data together across your clouds, from suppliers to shippers, t

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the port across athens there is as ancient as the city itself. we weren't allowed to film at the port cosco didn't respond to our request for an interview, so we took to the sea a chinese cosco ship is waiting to dock another is unloading this port is one of many major infrastructure projects carried out by chinese companies, always with the backing of beijing a good thing to some. >> it is the fastest growing port of the world. thanks to the volume and the management of cosco. >> reporter: these greek dock workers disagree. >> cosco has greediness to increase profitability, and this is affecting our income it's affecting our rights it's affecting our safety. >> reporter: the chinese have gained a greek port, but they don't have greek hearts. >> yes. >> reporter: chinese companies have spent billions on dollars. in peru, in djibouti, sri lanka, pakistan and israel, according to data. and now beijing is considering pouring state money into a major port in iran this is all about increasing global connectivity such that china is at the center of wor

we're in athens today to tell to the international community that the olympic games are being handed over to a country actively committing a genocide. the usaa olympic committee says that it's government's not athletes that should be leading the debate around human rights. the opportunity to compete for the united states is a special one and a singular event for the great majority of olympic and paralympic athletes. we are focused on protecting that opportunity and continuing to advocate strongly for athletes who have earned their position in your assaye. we strongly believe that the governments of the world, including our own, and the respective diplomatic teams and experts, should lead the conversation about international relations. we are focused on ensuring that athletes are provided a safe share and enjoyable environment to compete. at the t 20 cricket world cup bangladesh of bounce back off to losing to scotland in their opening game. on tuesday they beat co hosts oman in muskets by 26 runs to keep alive their hopes of reaching the next round. bahamas name hits $64.00 with a to

come back in for athens and for places like bell grade in serbia, now more centrally, it is looking a lot finer and dryer. we got quite a bit of cloud cover at play and course wet and windy weather persists in scandinavia. wishing a wintry mix blow into parts of norway and into finland, albriton an island, it is going to get wetter this week where the systems are pulling in. by the time we get to sunday, you can see that band of rain working its way further east before the iberian peninsula. we are seeing some settled conditions, particularly in the south. ah, ah, how many nukes there's too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race for parties are much more like the british for he's about to the, there are a few regulations to own a tiger than there are to own a dog. how can this be happening? you'll weakly take on us politics and society, and that's the bottom line. with bold and untold stories from asia and the pacific on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back. look at the main stories now. a member of parliament from the u. k. governing conservative party has died off to bei

when, when the weather is set to continue, we've had some torrential downpours caused flooding in athens and some other greek islands. well, that rain will push for the east as that weather system moves towards turkey. we're going to see some heavy rain as well for possible guerria, and by sunday it'll be romania that see. so the heavier falls before that wet and windy weather swirls off across the black sea, but it is going to bring the temperature down in is stumble. by the time it moves away though, we're going to see a lot of warns come back in for athens and for places like bell grade in serbia, now more centrally, it is looking lot finer and dryer. we've got quite a bit of cloud cover at play and course wet and windy weather persists. in scandinavia, we sing a wintry mixed blow into pots, norway, and into finland. albriton, an island. it is going to get wetter this week where the systems are pulling in. by the time we get to sunday, you can see that band of rain working its way further east. but for the iberian peninsula, we are seeing some settled conditions, particularly in south

. >>> rob marciano down there in athens george.alking gaimd and the forecasme forecast. >> we're talking football again and we got to talk about it. these kids are ready. espn college game day back here in the second time in two weeks. can you believe that? georgia bulldogs are hot. hot fire in the west as well. horrible transition but that's the fact. a prescribed burn near santa cruz got a little out of control and had to go to the air and knock that down. managed to do. and a fire week long, they got the dc-10 jum bo jet and knocked it down out >> all right, we are back. david pollack in the house again a georgia bulldog himself. your team's looking good thi ar. nuer1, how's that feel? >> feels pretty good. it's early and what you don't want is kids thinking ahead of the schedule going hey, we're number one. that's the hardest part of coaching is trying to get them not to peek ahead and say we're good. arkansas was a test a couple weeks ago. you were here. another top 11 team with kentucky. >> they shut down arkansas. this defen

john surplus is following the story from athens. the official version from the helena coast guard is that among the nationalities on board. and this is just an early estimate. our pakistan is afghans, lebanese egyptians, iranians, syrians and bangladesh is. but that remains to be confirmed in the breakdown in numbers also remains to be confirmed. apparently these people were provided with food and water, of which they were short, while they were being towed to the island of course, where they are now being registered. so there are many questions about what actually transpired on this voyage. the greek authorities to confirm that they did attempt to return the boat to turn to turkish, hover, or what i was told by atlantic coast guard official. and i quote, there were initiatives on the greek side to return the boat to turkey, which were refused, but were not told when those initiatives took place. the story on the greek side has consistently since march of last year been that the turkish state is now aiding and abetting smugglers on

the breaking that down, press john, se life ross in athens. thank japans ruling coalition is projected to cape its majority in the low house of parliament, but prime minister from you because she is liberal democratic party, is set to lose a number of faith in a set back for the later who only took charge a few weeks ago, rob mcbride reports, this is not just been a contest between political parties, but also a struggle against voter apathy. especially among young voters who feel particularly disengaged. you are on either like this campaign in the run up to sundays pole was aimed at encouraging more young people to vote. waco having rule japan almost continuously since world war 2. the liberal democratic party is seen by many is the only choice that's in spite of an attempt in this election by the opposition parties to coordinate that campaigns to win over l. d. p. c. panel. i don't have confidence in the other parties or need a liberal democratic party is good enough to mark it on. and so even though the l e p is winning big in recent electio

we're in athens to day to tell to the international community that the olympic games are being handed over to a country actively committee, a genocide. the resident pick committee says that it's governments not athletes that should be leading the debates around human rights. the opportunity to compete for the united states is a special one and a singular event for the great majority of olympic and paralympic athletes. we are focused on protecting that opportunity and continuing to advocate strongly for athletes who have earned their position on team usa. we strongly believe that the governments of the world, including our own and the respective diplomatic teams and experts, should lead the conversation about international relations. we are focused on ensuring that athletes are provided a safe fare and enjoyable environment to compete. in the wake of the saudi arabia backs take over at newcastle 18 other premier league teams invited to book sponsorship deals, linked to club owners, what's out with some flash photography here. new castles, rivals are concerned that the new bosses will g

come back in for athens and for places like bell grade in serbia, now more centrally, it is looking lot finer and dryer. we got quite a bit of cloud cover at play and course. wet and windy weather persists in scandinavia, whistling a wintry mixed blow into pots, norway, and into finland. albriton, an island. it is going to get wetter this week where the systems are pulling in. by the time we get to sunday, you can see that band of rain working its way further east before the iberian peninsula. we are seeing some settled conditions, particularly in south. ah, the end of the country with an abundance of results frayed far and wide indonesia whose ferns forming we moved full to growth and frock. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs investment. let me park when denise is growth and progress. invest indonesia. now, lou ah, hello, you're watching out his era. i'm emily angland, a reminder of our top stories this our i solely in afghanistan says it was behi

just athens, go up to the salonica as a most powerful grease are still at risk from this. and just north of that wrapping around the wind through croatia. the northern part of the coast is touching gale force is a potentially damaging bus route. grease or red wall is a heavy rain for friday. they will be east by saturday because the system is edging slowly east, the g and, but it still looks it's going to be rainy or at least sharing. but things are, of course, on the improve by this time and is all moving east across the gene in towards turkey. this is a slow system, but on the gets it won't be much of a risk. weatherwise, i don't think it's just a matter of few showers, and it's no surprise for you would just as if across to what should be retreating model soon. system, but look at northern india rain and then start extending into pakistan. and whale shocks can go up to 18 meat is long and fascinate holiday makers in scientists around the world. they are under threat from commercial fishing and tourism and numbers, a dropping. hodges here as john home and reports. now on

the ceremony took place without spectators at the pen. phonetic stadium in athens were the 1st modern olympics were hosted in 18. 96 was held without incidents following protests at the torch was looked the day before activists. so calling for a boycott of the games because of china's treatment of muslim week is china denies any wrong doing. the olympic torch is supposed to represent peace and hope. but for our people who are living under the brutal chinese communist brady, this represents global complicity in china's extreme regression. we're in athens to day to tell to the international community that the olympic games are being handed over to a country actively committing a genocide. the usaa olympic him at, he says that it's government's not athletes that should be leading the debate around human rights. the opportunity to compete for the united states is a special one and a singular event for the great majority of olympic and paralympic athletes. we are focused on protecting that opportunity and continuing to advocate strongly for athletes who have earned their position in your a

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so greece 1st, this is the picture in athens. the rivers came up, the water club, the streets, not just athens. it was true in many places, are great, including the islands, further south and there were paris is quite a nasty storm has been locally named. this balance is there throughout the rest of friday, with red warnings out for more of the same. now there is an improving story about trying to get to saturday. it will be moving eastwards in the mornings would disappear and the wind release and the rain will ease at all this time for italy, good part of western europe and spain and most portugal is fine and warm and sunny but it's not true elsewhere. this is windy and wet weather and briefly cold weather which brings rain and snow for time, snow for norway and golden sweeten. and also it looks quite nice for time to get to saturday, the winds east and attempts to start to rise in london. for example. there's more rain on its way for the future, for scandinavian, particularly for sweden. this is a start, i would think on sunday

involved in a decades long tug-of-war with greece over the fate of marbles taken from the parthenon in athens during the 19th century by lord elgin. the museum argues returning looted works could open a floodgate that would decimate the collections of western institutions. some curators say they have practical concerns about returning artwork to politically unstable countries. anchor: we are watching that story as it develops. let's bring you some sad news from the world of sport. paying tribute to a true legend of scottish football -- walter smith has died. he had 10 league titles. his managerial skills honed to such a degree he was able to coax the very best from the bad boy of english soccer the year after the bat, he joined the football club at england. walter smith, a legend in scottish football. he returned for a second stint that cemented him in the hierarchy air. he was a tough man but known for a dry sense of humor. i met him a number of times when he was the manager where he left a lasting impression. his work is undeniably great. he has died at the age of 73. time for truth or fate

one of the fans did not survive and has been identified as 47- year-old ryan prosser of athens, new york. the other fan fell and injured himself and injured a fan sitting cross-legged on the floor. police are continuing to investigate the incident. >>> five northern california counties are suing pge over the dixie fire. the counties all suffered damage in the 963,000-acre fire. pge believes it was caused by a tree falling on one of its power lines. it seeks money for damage to infrastructure and lost assets. >>> are you ready for the next big one? it's great california shake out. this drill helps us practice what to do during an earthquake. drop, cover, hold on. this is video from the last time it was held in person. we have more on kpix.com/earthquakes. >>> coming up, a warning about onions. why you may want to toss any you have in your kitchen. >>> the pandemic may have kept us socially distant but that wasn't the case for two nurses in georgia. >>> new reforms discussed for electronic monitoring in san francisco. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> a new worry for wine country. sol

he was outraged when he saw athens protesters vilify merkel as a ni.othered me. that's why i invited the chancellor to a greek restaurant. i wanted to meet her and show her a different side of greece. these images from that time are so out of place in europe. reporter: despite his evident loyalty, the german chancellery did not endorse tting up t life-siz merkel figure in th staurant. even though none of his guests mind. >> everyone's allowed their own opinion, after all. >> i don't see any reason to laugh or mock it. it's totally fine. reporter: but it's a tough time for the restaunt owner n that meel's rei is ending alexis: i'm sad to see her go. but she's earned it. she deserves somtime to herself with her husband. reporter: angela merkel will always be the one and only chancellor. conor: so if you ever find urself missing angela merkel, you know exactly where to find her -- she's at a restaurant in bremerhaven. that was our special broadcast on the upcoming parliamentary elections here in germany, and please feel free to check us out online as well

one did not survive and has been identified as 47-year-old ryan proser from athens, new york. the other fan injured himself and the fan he landed on who broke his fall. police are continuing to investigate. >>> tonight the cdc is encouraging restaurants not to serve or sell certain onions linked to an out break including here in california. cdc and the fda say onions imported from the state of chihuahua in mexico and distributed by pro source incorporated are behind the outbreak. that includes red, white, and yellow onions as of today more than 600 people have gotten sick and over 100 had to be hospitalized. >>> a new worry for wine country tonight. solono county says there is a glassy wing sharpshooter infestation in the town of vacaville, the bugs can be a threat to grapevines because they spread a disease that can kill plants. the first insect was found october 1st. several others have also been found since the county says it is working with the state to survey the area and figure out a way to get rid of them. >>> new at 11:00, tonight, 5 northern california counties are su

the flame was transferred from the traditional cauldron in athens to the 2022 winter olympics in beijing. it is expected to arrive on october 20th. beijing will host the winter and summer olympics, as they hosted the summer games in 2008. >> what is it, right around the corner? >> about 100 days away. 3 1/2 months. you just got back and now we're off to beijing. >> did you unpack, raj? >> barely. >> it's going to be freezing there. you are in like record heat, and i'm going to be in frigid cold. >> it's going to be fun none theless. >> that's exciting. >> we've got some cool weather coming in, and the rainfall chances. let's show you just this overview and what we're tracking here is this system tonight and then two other systems back behind it. each one of these will be meeting one an atmospheric river, helping to boost up the rainfall total. we'll get you the latest on what we expect with that. what could happen if we continue to see warming? if those temperatures, again, continue to rise, the oceans will also heat up. what happens with that? this gives the atmospheric rivers more fuel

to his death from an upper ticket chase center has been identified as 47-year-old brian prosser of athens, new york. meanwhile, the phish fan who broke another man's fall in the upper levels that night is telling his story to kpix 5's andria borba. >> reporter: he told me this was about his 25th phish show that he's ever attended, and he was taking a break to rest his legs to keep dancing, when he was sitting down, and a man came flying on top of him. with just a broken fibula, evan reeves of oakland is counting his blessings tonight. >> if i had been sitting 2 inches to the side, he could've landed right on my head, and it could've been came over. or if i had been sitting 2 inches the other way, it would not have been there to help break his fall. >> reporter: between the first and second set of phish sunday night at chase center , he was sitting crosslegged on the floor on the second level. he was resting his legs from dancing when this happened. >> i heard this loud thud, and felt asharp in my left and then his head in my lap. you know, i pretty much immediately knew what had happened.

that person has been identified as 47-year-old ryan prosser from athens, new york. >>> two hikers forced to spend the night in the freezing sierra, nevada, coming up, how rescuers managed to find them. >>> plus, why california schools are in jeopardy of losing millions in funding. what a new audit reveals. >>> and, it may be the mother of all gas price tags where california drivers are paying over $7 a gallon >>>and he is barely out of high school. what a teen is about to hit the racetrack with the best in racing >>> moments a chp helicopter spots a hikey lost in the snowy sierra. they got separated and spent the night outside as the temperatures dipped into the 20s. you can see it snowed. one hiker was able to make their way to safety. the chp was call inside to rescue the second person yesterday afternoon. >>> tonight, california schools are at risk of losing millions in federal funding according to a new state audit. that is because the california department of education is not doing its job. julie watts has been digging into this. >> reporter: the auditor found the state is not track

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he was 47-year-old ryan prosser of athens, new york. that was one of two files that happened at chase center on saturday night. the second landed in the lap of an oakland man , who likely saved a life. evan reeves of oakland is on crutches today, but sunday he was at the phish show at the chase center, between the first and second set , sitting crosslegged on the floor at the second level. he was resting his legs from dancing when this happened. >> i heard this thud next to me and felt a sharp pain in my left leg. then i saw a guy's head in my lap, and i pretty much immediately knew what had happened. >> reporter: witnesses tell kpix 5 they saw a man one level above trip and plunge from the third level into evan reeves's lap. he broke the man's fall and that person survived. as for evan, the smaller thinner bone in his lower leg was snapped. he had been sitting in section 217, but had moved because he didn't feel comfortable dancing. >> the balcony rose are super narrow, so it is hard to dance at your seat without fearing that you are g

the country lighting its olympic flame today following the arrival of the ceremonial torch from athensing will become the first city in history to host both the summer and winter games. you can only watch the olympics right here on nbc bay area. opening ceremony takes place february 4th. see you then. we'll be right back. >>> think it's a little too early to talk championship run? the warriors are getting the season off to the right foot. >> last night the ws opened against lebron james and the lakers. all the celebrities were there. adele, kevin hart, usher, james corden, jack nicholson. the who's who of the game. pulling away in the fourth quarter. steph curry notched his first triple-double in five years. the warriors winning here 121-114. their home opener tips off tomorrow night against the clippers. >>> football fans, don't forget sunday night football right here on nbc bay area. the 49ers host the indianapolis colts. kickoff is at 5:20. >> wouldn't it be great to know the first thing in the morning what kind of day you're going to have? well, tiktok may have found the answer to

he is 47-year-old ryan prosser of athens, new york. he was one of the two falls during sunday's phish concert. we spoke to a man who was hurt when another concertgoer all right into his lap. evan reeves is lucky to be alive. he suffered a broken leg when that man from the third level of the arena where he was sitting. >> just the pressure of him falling on me snapped my fibula bone, the smaller, thinner of the two lower leg bones. at first, i thought it was just may be a bone bruise, because it didn't really hurt that much. >> reporter: he's now on crutches, it will take 6 weeks for his bone to heal, but he's counting his blessings that he's alive today. he says he is relieved that he was able to help break that man's fall. meanwhile, police are investigating both falls. >>> to the coronavirus and a warning from muni. they say their services could be paagcy its r mo than20workers to provide proof of vaccination. muni says there is an increase in vaccination among staff, however, they fear there will be a significant impact to services

over in you education law. hundreds of teachers took to the athens streets after their upcoming strike was the occurred illegal by a court big gouter in front of the greek parliaments on we're pushback by police using water. kellen unions are up in arms over the government's new measures, which could result in hefty fines for educators who refused to have their work ss. i. today marks 20 years since the u. s. and its allies invaded afghanistan, toppling the taliban regime. and now in the wake of the western polo to many questions are still being asked not least why the tele bonds offered to hand over osama bin loudon was rejected by the bush administration that led to 2 decades of were countless lives lost. and at the end of it, all the militants back in charge, our senior correspondent, neurotic sd of reports from kabul on the coast of the conflict. the afghan born and is just shy of it's it's 20th anniversary, the. the war, a vengeance that was launched by the united states, as revenge for 911, and quickly morphed into something else. one of the most protracted conflicts in modern hi

the landing site to retrieve the 2 person filming crew, as well as the russian cosmonaut electron athene sky, who accompany into the actress if received as well as the sun director christian panko who just made their way back from space and indeed, it is a historic moment for everyone. it's quite a and a landmark event. and i felt ready, i feel really excited being over here amongst my colleagues and the looking at the a member of the family members of you, leon clean as well as their friends. and of course, everyone is really happy that they made their way back to earth as safely at was of course, a very, a very emotional time for them. i even can see as i understand these are claims daughters over here. so of course, every one of them are looking at the screens. anna earlier, we talked to a cleans mother and she told us how proud she is of her son and how she is in oakland. well, she can't wait to see him earlier today. now later they will go to chikavsky airport, where they will come after being tagged by doctors. of course, after they leave catholics, don been checked by doctors, the

china has let the olympic flame and beijing out of the winter games in 2022 to 7 minute drive from athens on wednesday as activists around the world call for a boycott over china, human rights record the games in february and facing will become the 1st 50 to high by the summer and winter game and that will support from miami. thank you very much, jim. that said for this news. now, i'm emily angland. thanks for watching john. go anyway though, holly will be here in just a moment with more of the day i in the latest news, as it breaks the president is allowed to impose said, emergency for 15 days, with the option of extending it for another 15 days without congress's approval. we detailed coverage with his rights group in southeast asia say they confirmed about the rise in reported cases of working conditions from around the world, government and security agencies. i've described a recent incident as planned with the aim of this stabilizing the country. the world is warming, and green lands ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now ev

reforms. several 100 staff and students walked off their classrooms on monday to march through central athens. the great government wants to introduce mandatory evaluations for teachers, but they say what schools need is more teachers and money. a convicted rebel fighter has apologized for his role in destroying a world heritage site. in molly, back in 2012 ahmed al at mardi was sentenced to 9 years in prison, a desecrating religious monument sent him back to al mahdi is now asking judges at the international criminal court to release him from prison. if what american will young i stand before you to day to express to you and to the entire world through you, my deepest remorse, sadness and regretful, all crimes that i committed in the past. i deeply regret all my crimes, and i feel deep, sincere, and genuine remorse that awakened my heart and my conscience and prompted me to repent and change. not nigerian government has announced sweeping measures to contain attacks by armed groups in the north. the restrictions include a cut in communication services and a ban on markets and the transportat

on the heavier island stores of the great capital athens powerful storms flooded an area that still reeling from the summer's devastating wildfires. meteorologists say the rivers burst their banks causing huge damage. dramatic images of another natural disaster. this time in the canary islands, the spanish archipelago off north west africa. 3 story high blocks of lava belts from a volcano went down a hill side on the island of la palmer, reeking more havoc on the area. more than a 1000 buildings have already been badly damaged or destroyed as the molten rocks freaks through the villages. there were 21 seismic movements on sunday alone. 3 weeks after that initial eruption, the palm international apple remained shut down as a precaution. and iraqis have been casting their ballots in the national parliamentary elections. it's the 1st such vote since major protests broke out in 2019, which tumbled government, thousands of candidates competing for more than $300.00 seats in parliament. okay, we're keeping all right. what's happening around the world will be here to update you again at about half

we all know from historic experience that the athens are fiercely independent than they do not submit easily to a foreign fashion. but i think it's also well known that there is some degree of understanding between pakistan and the taliban. how big is that understanding or influencing your estimation and how can one talk to the taliban so that they would listen rather than resist the daily bon? i'm bulk of the african balaban gander is and has been in afghanistan all alone. and we have been maintaining that there are team 1000000 refugees and sometimes on valuable, don't visit bogus and that's the only leverage we had on them. unfortunately the united states government and the afghan is done. government kept on to beacon this month. her dad, dolly bonham shaped trees in pakistan which was not effect her. and as a result, they were using this to justify their lack of success or failure in a fight on of their military strategy. and my son was consistently saying that no, you back to earth look inside afghanistan or all the solutions and not in august that focus on actually would not lik

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the latest protests were held in athens on sunday a day before the torch. lighting ceremony is set to take place to protesters have been arrested. the i o. c is facing criticism for wording beijing, the right to host the olympics. human rights groups have been calling for a full boycott of the games that we will be has the right to is entitled to the ideas that positions and their principles are with a gov to cease. we cannot comment on those protest. there were some protest or today enough and we cannot guarantee those things. we are hearing in ancient olympia for a very important thing which is getting everybody together from all parts of the world. what will happen tomorrow with the lighting of the of the olympic fire is like the are the starting of these gathering awful, the use of the will people my degree it people my disagree on a number of thinks the olympics. how are you trying to unite everybody in the life premier league a davis celebration for newcastle, united new owners finished and disappointment. the saudi led consortium were at saint james's park for their 1st game sa

the ceremonial coach arrived from athens on wednesday as activists around the world. cool for a boycott of china's human rights record, starts in february when beijing will become the 1st 30 to host both the summer and winter games. there will be no oversee fans because of the pandemic. the australian government is concerned that all tennis plays including novak jock of which will need to be fully vaccinated against the 19 if that one's competed the australian open in january, chunk of which is the defending 9 time champion in melbourne. that is repeatedly refused to declare he's vaccine status. the will member one is not sure if you play, but if he does have the chance to support roger federal and ref madell in reaching 21 grand slam titles. australia government says the rules are clear. the government establishing its borders who said that you will need to be double vaccinated to visit estrella, that's a universal application. not, not just the tennis place. i mean that's every visitor was really will need to be double vaccinated. well i don't have a message back. i

ceremony did still take place, the flame, it will be handed over to beijing's organizing team in athens, on that tuesday, olympic president at thomas belk says that he's confident the games will go ahead as plant sporting action starts on february. the 4th in our french, our world, where deviation, conflict, and mistrust are on the rise. the olympic games all was built bridges. they never erect walls. the house of next year's football woke up have announced a new partnership with the world health organization, cut our se, they hope the collaboration that will ensure the term and to produce as a legacy for both sport and health events. that to promote a health, a healthy living and a mental well being will take place throughout the event. in english, friday, a day of celebration for new costs are not as new own as finished in disappointment, representatives of the south, the lead concert, the consortium were at st. james parker for the 1st game since taken over the club . they saw the team beaten a 32 by putnam, you call so a still without a league when the season and sit 2nd awesome in

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jimmy and athens. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for noticing the measurability of enthusiasm. i want to talk about inflation. it is in the news a lot, and it has economic history with inflation. the highest inflation has been in my lifetime was 1980, ronald reagan was elected president. not only was inflation high that year, but so is unemployment. that was the main reason reagan one. while reagan was president, he immediately tackled the unemployment issue by lifting defense. that caused jobs to be created that we did not have unemployment. inflation stuck around for a while, and the cpi, which was the main way we measured inflation did not go down right away. then i remember reagan did something i didn't like and he gave amnesty to a bunch of illegal immigrants in our country. he allowed them to come out of the hiding and work, and that is why inflation came down. in the reagan years. that is some important history, and i hope it has a lesson for the future of our country. host: how optimistic, if that is the right word

north of the greek capital, athens powerful storms flooded an area still reeling from the summer. devastating wildfires meteorologist say that rivers burst their banks causing huge amounts of damage and dramatic images of another natural disaster. this time in the canary islands, the spanish archipelago of north west africa. 3 story high blocks of lava have belts from a volcano that down the hill side. on the island of la palmer, reeking more havoc in the area. well that a 1000 buildings have been badly damaged or destroyed as the molten rock streaks through villages and has been doing so for 3 weeks now. there were 21 seismic movements on sunday alone. had iraqis have been casting their ballots for the national elections. it's the 1st vote since to major protest broke out in 2019 and which then top of the government, thousands of candidates competing for more than $300.00 seats in parliament. i, thanks for checking in with us this weekend. whatever's happening around the world will keep watch and be here to update you again and just to have a half an hour on our t from moscow. ah, ah, it's a

zarghuna kargar, bbc news, athens.of the manchester bomber, salman abedi, are still living in the libyan capital, tripoli, where they are under surveillance by libyan authorities. both ramadan abedi and his wife samia are suspects in the case. they have not been charged with any offence. from tripoli, orla guerin reports. it seems far removed from the devastation and death at the manchester arena, but this neighbourhood on the outskirts of tripoli is linked to mass murder on british soil. hello? we've come to look for the bomber�*s parents, both suspects in the case. well, a neighbour hasjust confirmed to us that the abedi family is still using this house. he says they come and go, sometimes they stay for a few days, sometimes for a week. crucially, he says ramadan abedi and his wife samia, the parents of the manchester bomber, were here at the house just a few days ago. manchester police have questions for them, so does the counsel for the public inquiry in the uk. but the parents aren't talking. this was ramadan abed