that's going to bring the threat for more severe weather in parts of the south central states.jackson to sh riche port into eastern texas. we have the chance to see winds gusting near 60 miles an hour. we could see that. also an isolated tornado is possible in those spots. we're going to be watching that throughout the day. as we head to the tonight, very windy conditions. on the cold side of this blustery conditions, temperatures that could be below zero in many spots. going to feel like 22 below zero in fargo, 10 below zero in minneapolis. as you wake up on tuesday morning, we're waking up to temperatures feeling like 20 below zero in duluth. we're looking at the possibility of snow in the northeast on wednesday. we'll talk than as we look at the days ahead. >> it does feel like winter has finally arrived. 20 below, no changes. >>> former senator bob dole died at the age of 98. we'll be joined in a moment with look back at his lasting legacy. >>> before we go to break, we want to know, why are you awake? email your reasons to waytooearly@msnbc.com or tweet me @jonlemire. we'l

_ moved across several states of the central united states including tracking — central united across 227 miles of kentucky, alone. iam monitoring the situation _ kentucky, alone. iam monitoring the situation closely since early this morning — situation closely since early this morning. this is likely to be one of the largest— morning. this is likely to be one of the largest tornado outbreaks in our history _ the largest tornado outbreaks in our history. earliertoday the largest tornado outbreaks in our history. earlier today i call the governors _ history. earlier today i call the governors of the states that had severe _ governors of the states that had severe impacts including arkansas, iiiinois, _ severe impacts including arkansas, illinois, kentucky, missouri as well as tennessee. i spoke with minority ieader— as tennessee. i spoke with minority leader mitch mcconnell of kentucky. we started off the money together, the governor and i and as i was watching — the governor and i and as i was watching on television whilst talking — watching on television whilst talking to him

a deadly tornado outbreak across the central united states.far in six different states. in kentucky alone, governor andy beshear says that somewhere between 50 and 100 people are dead and he expects that number to potentially rise. earlier, i spoke with the state's director of emergency management, michael dossett. here is part of our conversation. >> this is a tragic day in kentucky's history. we have had a significant strike, one that may rival the longest tornado. we have a tornado track that runs over 200 miles from southwest to northeast. we have 19 counties that are impacted. and that is just the immediate assessment. we're certainly waiting for daybreak. our first responders have been out during the event. there have been so many calls for service. so many citizens that were in perilous conditions. so, our hearts go out to the families of those who have been lost and certainly the rescues are on going as we speak. >> and speak to us about that, because when we heard from our meteorologist allison chinchar a few moments ago, she made cle

there about 70000 people who've been displaced and the worst effected area is the central state of hong. and there are in that state alone there about 40000 people who are still sheltering at relief centers. and officials say that the water levels in some of the main rivers in that state are at dangerously high levels. and they told people that they need to be ready to leave their homes when told to do so . and then you also have in the more urban areas in long or the wealthiest state in the country, some places are still waterlogged. but in some places they've managed slowly managing to pump out water, repairing a water pump, and people have started to be able to go home and to assess the damage. now, a local aid organisation estimates that each family is going to need up to $2500.00 to repair their homes and to replace furniture and other appliances. and that's a lot of money for many, very many people in malaysia, the monsoon season is expected to last through to february. and with that that could be the potential for more rain and even more floods for you as well. food program as an

dozens of people, a fear dead. several others feared injured after tornadoes, 2 through 5 states in the central united states. in illinois, the extreme weather caused a huge roof to collapse from on top of an amazon warehouse. more than 100 people were inside the building at the time, the emergency crews, a still trying to rescue a significant number of people who are still trapped. the governor of kentucky, as advising people to stay vigilant. as the beth told there is likely to rise. we believe our death toll from this event will exceed 50 kentuckians probably end up closer to $7200.00 last lives we are monitoring that still developing story coming to us out of those 5 states, specifically. and very importantly, what's going on in kentucky. we will keep you across all the developments as we get more news coming to us out of that area of the united states. hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes after heavy flooding in the french perennial region. residents in the south west of france are being able to stay at home a slot waters continue to rise. many areas are on red alerts as

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it is per hung, the central state in peninsula malaysia, in that state alone there around $40000.00 people who have been displaced. authority is also saying that the water levels in some of the main rivers in that state are dangerously high and have told people that they need to be ready to leave their homes when told to do so. and then you also have the more and more been in the most popular state of language, the wealthiest states in the country. but it didn't escape the floods in some of these places that were flooded. people on the nouns being given aid and being ferried out from after the, trapped in their homes. and many have started to return home, even though this, the still water in their homes. but they've, the water levels have receded sufficient, extend that they are able to return home and start assessing the damage and many say that they don't even know where to begin counting the losses now. but there's so much stuff that they need to repair and replace a local aid organization. estimates that some families will need up to $2500.00 each to replay some of these items. and tha

, his 1st full bandwidth al jazeera, now millions of monarch butterflies of migrated to mexico central state of mature can the butterfly as travel, thousands of kilometers every year to free the cold winters of canada and the northern u. s. and once they get to mexico, they hibernate and reproduce. ah, type of quote, you got the headlines here now to sierra gamble president adams barrow has been declared the winner of saturday's election and what his supporters are celebrating as a landslide. but as they cheered at least 3 of barrows opponents rejected the result. barrow was 1st elected in 2016 ending 22 years of autocracy under yard, jamie, who fled into exile the following year. at least $29.00 soldiers have been killed during an attack on a military base. and this year on saturday, several 100 gunman on motorcycles targeted the base in the tiller. barry region, it's used by this l. g 5 joint force involving troops from martina near chad. maryan burkina, faso, victims, nationalities and yet known almost 80 attackers also kill solomon islands. prime minister amanda says that a virus facing

the worst affected area is perhaps the central state in peninsula malaysia in this state alone there about 42000 people in temporary evacuation centers. as of this morning and us officials say that the water levels and some of the main rivers in the state are still dangerously high. and they've said that people living near those areas will have to be prepared to leave their homes when told to do so. now in some urban areas, it's the flood waters have begun to recede, but in many areas, people are still unable to go home. so they're not, they're really able to go back and assess the damage. but we've seen pictures of how many homes were flooded up till the 1st floor. we've seen pictures of people taking shelter on the balconies on the roof. so we know the damage is extensive and $18.00 organization estimates that it will take up to maybe $2500.00 for people to repair their homes and to replace furniture and appliances. and that's a lot of money for people in malaysia, and the monsoon season is expected to last till february. so we could, so there's a potential for more rain and more f

should it be a more centralized state? is the multinational federation in increasing segregation, or is it necessary expression of the desire for self determination by ethiopia, ethnic communities? these are political problems though, and if we can get a political process underway to address them, then eventually those sorts of communal attention that you refer to will dissipate good to you. thank you so much for joining us. so william davidson from the international crisis group. thank some war stories that from around the world. now, i started in turkey where the lira has rebounded after president rhetoric type heard one launched a series of policies to profit bailing. currency governments is promised to compensate. lira denominated bank account holders for drops and the value of the currency, which has st. drastic losses over recent weeks. japan has carried out the death penalty for the 1st time in 2 years. a 3 death row inmates were hanged on tuesday, had all been convicted of multiple murders, capital punishment as wi

should it be a more centralized state? is a multinational federation in increasing segregation, or is it a necessary expression of the desire for the nation by ethiopia, ethnic communities? these are political problems though, and if we can get a political process on the way to address them, then eventually those sorts of communal attention that you refer to will dissipate good tokens. you thank you so much for joining us, william davidson from the international crisis group. thank you. we'll take a look at some more stones making news around the world now. will start in south africa where the court has allowed former president jacob zoom to appeal a ruling that he must return to prison. the serving a 15 month sentence for contempt of court after refusing to testify the corruption inquiry was released from jail early to undergo surgery. german chancellor, olaf sholtes, and chinese president g should pig had discussed deepening bilateral ties during the 1st phone call. president g reportedly urged chancellor shows to explor

central u.s. especially the state of kentucky.re just listening to kentucky governor andy brashear, outlining how bad the storm was. the governor says it's likely to reach 70 to 100 people in multiple counties. he said there were multiple people in a candle factory, 110 people were working there. likely to solution dozens. the biggest storm to hit the state, 222-miles historic storm in terms of width of area affected, and we have storm chaser michael gordon -- actually, we're going to bring in derek van dam first to talk about what wille're seeing righ now in nashville. what's the latest? >> yeah, right. kim, what we're going to do, we're going to actually trace this all back to where this began. northeastern portions of arkansas in the monnette region. this nursing home was devastated by the long-track torn you that just mentioned. kentucky governor describing what would potentially be, if verified, the longest sing tral tornados in u.s. history. eclinting the 1925 tristate tornado. this tornado which occurred in the last few hou

and the worst affected state is pa, hung central state in peninsula malaysia, where authorities say at least 42000 people are in temporary relief shelters. and social media post also say that to major highways in that state are still inaccessible to vehicles. and the water levels in some rivers are still very high in danger of dangerous levels, even in some places and authorities of the people living those living near those areas, have to be ready to leave when they're told to do so. now even in urban areas, some places are still water locked and we're talking about 4 days after the work flooding occurred. many people still haven't been able to return to the home, so it's not really possible to just to quantify exactly how much damage there is. but we do know that the water reached up to 56 meters in some places, people had to take shelter on the 1st floor of their homes or even on the roof. and many say that the belongings are no longer salvageable and it's not just homes, but businesses. the scene shop fronts that have been inundated with water and the monsoon season is expected to l

central state of mature con butterflies trouble thousands of kilometers every year as a free the cold winters of canada. of the northern u. s. wants to mexico. they hibernate and reproduce. ah, it's good to have you with a slow adrian 2nd here. and so how the headlines and al jazeera campus president adama barrow husband declared the winner of saturday's election. these alive pictures of his victory speech. at least 3 of barrows opponents, though, are rejecting the results of an address has the latest from banjo, opposition leaders, huffs rejected the outcome of this election fighting.

we've also seen social media posts that show that in the worst effects that states in hong, the central state and peninsula malaysia. the 2 major highways are still impossible to traffic now. and in the monsoon season is expected to go on till february, so there's still a potential for more flooding in malaysia. now, in some places, people are still waiting for aid to arrive. and there's been a lot of criticism about how the government has been really slow in getting aid, getting people out of their trapped homes. in some places, volunteers were actually the 1st on the scene. they got to the those areas by braving the flood waters driving the vehicles across flood waters. and then using inflatable boats using their own kayaks to ferry people to safety. so there's a lot of anger at how slow the government response has been. and the prime minister has acknowledged that in some places, that weakness is and that, and that has been if you know the response could have been better so far, we know the government has at least about 6 more than 60000 military and emergency services. personnel has been

, his 1st full bandwidth al jazeera, now millions of monarch butterflies of migrated to mexico central state of mature come. the butterfly is travel thousands of kilometers every year to free the cold winters of canada and the northern us. and once they get to mexico, they hibernate and reproduce. ah, type of quote you got the headlines here on al jazeera, gumby and president adams. barrow has been declared the winner of saturdays election and what his supporters are celebrating as a landslide. oh, but as they cheered at least 3 of barrows opponents rejected.

stepping his 1st full vent with al jazeera millions of monarch butterflies of migrated to mexico, central states of mitchell, a con. the butterflies trouble thousands of kilometers every year. to flee the cold winters of canada and the golden us once in mexico, they hibernate and reproduce. ah, it's good to have you with a slow adrian 2nd here. and so how the headlines and al jazeera campus president adama barrow has been declared the winner of saturday's election. these alive pictures of his victory speech. at least 3 of barrows opponents, though, are rejecting the results. but address has the latest from banjo, opposition leaders, huffs rejected the outcome of this election, fighting inordinate in, quote, inordinate delays in making the announcement, ah, they were insisting that the election results should have come within 24 hours. and they coming 4 hours late. so they believed that something was wrong and, and they are going to challenge this in court. so they have 30 days now to do that . and of course, ah, we are also hearing from election observers several of them who said that the electi

he said our hearts go out to all of the families in the central united states. he is receiving regular briefing on the situation including the one this morning with the secretary may orchids. -- mae arcus -- secretary mae arcus. we have been working around the clock, through the weekends, most with governors of impacted states and local leaders to make sure they have everything they need to respond to and recover from this unimaginable tragedy. tragically, we are seeing fatalities across five different states, kentucky the hardest hit. the president mainly approved andy beshear's request for a disaster to let gratian -- declaration for the state. yesterday, the president immediately approved a major disaster declaration for kentucky, making federal funding available for temporary housing and home repairs to help individuals and business owners recover. many of you may have seen our fema administrator speak directly about helping people have places to the and state. disaster survivors can apply at www. disaster assistance.gov. the president's action makes federal

at least 70 people have been killed as a series of devastating tornadoes strike the central united statessing on kentucky. this has been the most devastating tornado event in our state's history and, for those who have seen it, what it has done here in grace county and elsewhere, it is indescribable. britain warns russia it will face severe consequences if it invades ukraine — a g7 meeting of foreign ministers is discussing rising tensions. and foreign secretary liz truss joins nick robinson in this week's episode of political thinking, that's in half an hour. good evening. health officials have renewed their call for everyone who's eligible to get their covid boosterjab. new modelling suggests the uk could be facing a bigger wave of infections than back injanuary. a further 633 omicron cases have been recorded in the past 2a hours — the uk's biggest dailyjump in omicron infections so far. but there's still uncertainty about how many people may need hospital care, and how much pressure will be on the nhs. here's our health correspondent, katharine da costa. at vaccine centres around the u

states. where historically tornado alley was across the central plains and portions of the central united statesrea towards the midwest. and carolina alley. tornados of historic. and all gradually shifting further to the east. the current pattern across the world the that is indicative of seeing tornados season shift a little further towards the east areas of impact. shift further to the east. that is what is kind of playing a role potentially in what we have seen here and certainly the storms. as you noted there. as strongs as we have seen on record for the month of the december. devastating as you'll ever see for any time of year. one of the tornados tracking 200 miles. also plays a role in to leaving the amount of fatalities and destruction we saw. across at least four states there. incredible last couple of days across the eastern u.s. >> just horrendous. two sheriffs deputies in the mayfield, kentucky area were on patrol during the storm. debris hit their cars. including a piece of lumber that crashed through a windshield. one car was lifted off the ground and spun sideways. both officers l

at least 70 people have been killed as a series of devastating tornadoes strike the central united statesdo event in our state's history and, for those who have seen it,

a tornadoes of also reeked havoc in other parts of the central and southern united states. 6 people are dead in the state of illinois mount, where a roof of an amazon warehouse was brought down during the stool. in all console, one person still tripping, killed and 5 seriously injured the after tornado damaged a nursing home. the many others were trapped inside these to be aware that also claimed at least 4 lives in tennessee and the show can the russian capital on choose day when a man opened fire during a dispute over wearing masks, killing 2 employees and a public services office. here's how the deadly incident unfolded. the the the solution. if i knew like a risk, we worked together for about 4 months. i was the cloakroom attendant. he was a security. it was a kind, hard working man, a good man. we were never any problems in him, and he always told me funny stories. and i found out earlier today that there was typically that we thought it was a bomb threat with their fire. we found out that there would be an issue dead and wounded. and among the dead, i saw the name of that man and

it is creating severe weather threats all across the central states.o let's check in with chad myers. this is highly unusual, and we're keeping our eye on it. >> there aren't tornados in nebraska in december. there's snow and ice storms. yesterday, nebraska, iowa, 20 reports of tornados and well over 300 reports of severe wind. more than 15 reports of hurricane-force gusts. colorado, kentucky, nebraska. and it's still blowing out there. 480,000 customers without power but mainly because of the wind gusts. we will still have wind gusts, maybe 60 or 70 miles per hour in the red zone. and then eventually we will start to move the storm to the east and warm up parts of the east coast today and spread snow into parts of new england. that's the word i should be using not tornados in december. snow into new england. the storm rolls on by. most of the accumulation will be new england and the rain showers down across the south for later on this week. brianna. . >> so just how unusual is this, chad, and what are your concerns about what we should be expecting ah

after tornadoes, tor through parts of the central united states emergency crews are still trying to rescue a large number of people who are still trapped and talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear dealer. continuing for another day, it vienna, according to state tv, the iranian president, abraham bracy says, here on is serious about the negotiations and of world powers, a willing to remove sanctions. an agreement can be reached. let's talk now to muhammad mirandi. he's an advisor to iran's delegation. he's joining us at life from vienna mohammed mirandi. do all the sanctions have to go or is there are a parcel of less than all the sanctions that turan would accept. i think it's pretty clear that if the europeans and americans expect the route to go back to 2015, then they also have to go back that 2015 as well. the problem is that the europeans and americans are always looking for some sort of appeasement. the whole maximum pressure campaign, which targeted women and children in iran was to force iran to give concessions on the nuclear program. and the rhine is never a p is trump. so why in

central u.s. after a string of deadly tornados that swept through six states overnight. hundreds of thousands of americans preparing for a night without power. we're going to bring you the very latest on all the breaking news on that story and more. >>> plus, we shouldn't be surprised that trump's new media venture would be just as shady as every other part of the trump organization. i'm going to explain that coming up. but first steam romo here with the headlines. >>> the stories we're watching this hour as you mentioned that horrificstri of tornados, 30 of them reported ripping through late friday night. kentucky was particularly hard hit. more than 70 people were killed there including dozens who were crushed when a candle factory was toppled by those fierce winds. governor andy besheer declared a state of emergency early saturday morning describing the disaster as the deadliest tornado event in the common welt's history. the death toll is expected to rise as search and rescue crews continue their efforts over the next several days. president biden calling the storms

ah ah, low again, devastating storms have ripped through parts of central and southern united states with the most damage in kentucky. president biden says it might be the most disastrous series of tornado strikes in american history. and rescue workers have already far more than 40 missing people amid the damage buildings. but there are concerns that the number of deaths could exceed a 100 shelters had been opened with the help of the red cross. and kentucky's governor has declared a state of emergency his local reporter, edrick acosta. this is the severe destruction that we can see in many places across different states where several tornadoes have. he did really part the worst part here in mayfield, kentucky. the governor of the state announced that 70 people lost their life on these trials. you get the so this has been the most devastating tornado event in our state's history. the level of devastation is unlike anything i've ever seen. satellite far too many homes, that people were likely an entirely devastated this will be, i believe, the deadliest tornado system to ever run thr

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at least 70 people have been killed as a series of devastating tornadoes strike the central united statestucky. this has been the most devastating tornado event in our state's history. and for those that have seen it, what it's done here in graves county and elsewhere, it is indescribable. the only thing i can say to you all at this time what

essentially the southern half of this country with temperatures in the 70s and 80s in the southern central statesas well. those are very unusually warm temperatures for this time of year, and the gulf of mexico is extremely warm right now. and we know that that moisture is streaming into the southern united states. so you have all this warmth. you have all this moisture. and that's one of the major ingredients for these huge outbreaks of tornados. you need a lot of turbulent energy in the atmosphere. that's there in the form of this very warm, moist air. now, you can go into it a little bit more deeply and talk about the fact that you also need twisting in the atmosphere and a big dip in the jet stream gives that to you, and a la nina year like this year when it's cold in the tropical pacific often leads to that jet stream pattern that gives you the twisting. so you have got the moist energy in the atmosphere. you've got the twisting. you put those together and you get these record outbreaks like we've seen in recent years and like we are seeing right now. >> yes, to that point, when you look at

after dozens of tornadoes tore through parts of the central united states, the governor of kentucky says there is likely to be at least 50 deaths in his state alone. he's warned residence to stay. vigilance as the conditions that made was the damage is significant and we expect multiple fatalities graves, county and specifically the city of mayfield have been hit really hard and we are still awaiting more reports of the surrounding area. is going to be some of the worst tornado damage that we've seen in a long time. if you are in the area, there are still active cells and severe weather. so stay safe. hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes off to heavy flooding in the french pyrenees region. residents in the south, west of france, being us to stay at home as flood waters continue to rise many areas and now on red alert up next it's portal. after that, i've got the news i for you. i'll see you then the war in afghanistan. will non taliban figures make up a part of that in there? you can only forward within the caliber. there will be an inside story packet. a frank assessm

ahead on "cnn newsroom," tornados flatten towns across the central united states.'ll speak to a survivor about the hours she spent under the rubble. >>> and world leaders are putting the pressure on vladimir putin. the g7 is focused on tensions between russia and the ukraine. >>> plus deaths reported as buildings collapse in italy. rescue teams now searching for survivors. >>> we begin with the staggering damage wrought by one of the deadliest tornado outbreaks in the u.s. in decades. search and rescue efforts are set to wrap up in the coming hours after dozens of tornados ripped through six u.s. states. at least 84 people are feared dead. kentucky bore the bankrupt of the devastation and the small town of mayfield was nearly leveled by the storm. homes and businesses all reduced to piles of rubble in mere moments. the storm also flattened this candle factory in mayfield. more than 100 people were working inside when the storm hit, and dozens are still unaccounted for. and this video, it gives you a sense of the scale of those tornados. this was taken friday night

central state owned enterprises will reportedly control m&a and refrain from taking over high risk projectseeing it says they should rent in debt risks including by cutting the debt ratio of their subsidiaries. david: kaiser has appointed a financial advisor, we understand shares will be resuming trade today. to get us up to speed with everything that's happening, many strands to the story. rebecca is with us in our studio. reporter: here we are again, looking at a possible restructuring. it's a blast from the past from the kind of mad year we have seen. when it comes to kaisa, the key thing to watch as the debt restructuring plan. they don't go into specifics, but we can assume if the lagarde group representing bondholders that has presented this financial plan, and it does look like a difficult the to get across the line. several options are being proposed. they would need an acceptance of bondholders and there are nearly $12 billion worth of outstanding debt. it's a complicated situation to resolve. that is the key thing. of course, we want more clarity. it's one thing hiring advisors, b

behind that line lies all the capitals of the asian states of central and eastern europe.saw, berlin, prague, vienna, budapest, belgrade, bucharest, all these famous cities and the populations around them lie in what i must call the soviet sphere. and all our countries in one form or another not only to soviet influence, to a very high and -- [inaudible] increasing control from moscow. an a attempt is being made by the russians in berlin to build up a quasi-communist party in their zone of occupied germany by by showing special favors to groups of left-wing german leaders. at the end of the fighting last june, the american and british armies withdrew westward in accordance with an earlier agreement to a depth at some points of 150 miles upon a front of nearly 400 miles in order to allow our russian allies to occupy this vast expanse of territory which western democracies had conquered. if now the soviet government tries to build up a pro-communist germany in their area, this will cause new and serious difficulties in the american and british zones and will give the defeate

provide to an update on the deadly and devastating tornadoes that have moved across several states in the centralcross 227 miles of kentucky alone. i'm monitoring the situation very closely since early this morning. this is likely to be one of the largest tornado outbreaks in our history. earlier today i called the governors of the states that have experienced severe impacts of the storm including arkansas, illinois, kentucky, missouri as well as tennessee. i also spoke with minority leader mitch mcconnell of kentucky. the governor and i started off the morning together, and he said -- i was watching on television while talking to him like all of you have, and his comment was it looks like a war zone but worse. jill and i pray, i sincerely mean this, pray for those who have lost loved ones and for those who are uncertain of the fate of their loved ones in the debris that you see scattered all over the hurricanes' path. they lost their■ç homes, they lt their businesses, and it's a tragedy. it's a tragedy, and we still don't know how many lives are lost or the full extent of the damage. but i want

state in the us. this after several devastating tornadoes of torn through at 7 central and southern states in the country that have been hit by very powerful tornadoes. and really the images that we've been showing you just the sheer scale of devastation and destruction are correspond. patty saying that really, while these harkins do hit and it is a yearly, an annual thing, it never happens at this time of year. and with this level of severity and intensity, at least 70 people, a fear dead. sadly, that is expected to rise quite sharply, and that we have that governor of kentucky saying that he has already spoken to president joe biden about getting federal assistance to the area. this is complicated by the search for some i was complicated by the scale of destruction and particularly a great deal of concern over the collapse of a candle factory where there were people working inside and, and that was in the, in the town of may feel. so we'll continue to keep across developments there. john allen is an assistant professor of meteorology at the central michigan university in the united states. says it's ha

flood hill area of crack, east of quail and pull which is in this residential area in town in central nations state. only begin to see 2 days. and that's when the clean up. you can see this to so much, much, every check doesn't have to be brought in. and he will say that nothing on the ground floor once can be salvaged. they've had to throw everything out. furniture, electrical appliances. the water levels will so quickly, so unexpectedly bad. you have time to escape. one man said he swam to safety and had to cling on to his name is felton a few doors away. people here haven't been able to return home because also there's no electricity or water supply. taking shelter relief center is now already over crowded. many a questioning where government to help load those who questions about why the government wasn't better to disaster. like hong is the worst affected state in malaysia. and they are still many areas that are still a flourishing. while the olive industry note in pakistan is providing much needed jobs. the government hopes it'll shift people away from joining groups. antique girls who see fa

poland and hungary, from the european union, or it is creating a feeling of alienation between central european states and germany. so there can be too much of europe. you can try to attempt to much and you lose your fellowship in this is the danger in which angle america has guided our are of european policy . does he have behavior during the euro on prices with greece 1st, insisting then giving in. and so my feeling is that the germans will have to learn until the lead us will have to learn that even so we are pro you, we do not share the idea that it should be something like a central government in brussels and a weakening of national identities. well, mr. passel, do i have many more questions for you, but unfortunately our time is up. thank you very much for being with. was a pleasure talking with you and thank you for what you want to see again next week and well to part. ah. with me oh, i do own drugs noted as a way to combat a gray problem. what's the war on drugs? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota, and it got to be something that you could get elected. this time

or it is creating a feel of alienation between central european states and germany. so there can be too much of europe, you can try to attempt too much and you lose your fellowship. and this is the danger in which angle america has guided our are of european policy. does he have behavior during the euro on prices with greece 1st, insisting then giving in. and so my feeling is that a germans will have to learn and tribal leaders will have to learn that even though we are pro you, we do not share the idea that there should be something like a central government in brussels and a weakening of national identities well, mister penciled, i have many more questions for you, but unfortunately our time is up. thank you very much for being with was a pleasure talking with you and thank you for what you want to see. again, that's great on well to part with . mm hm. welcome to max, kaiser's financial survival. god looking forward to your as we go. yeah . this is what happens dimensions in britain. del, at this as you watch kaiser report with ah, give us give us a nightmare scena