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they came out with they said how to cope with the loss. what about us? how to cope with the wind?t about us? do they say deep breathing? they say, have you ever named your feelings? i made the mistake when i did it while i was talking with my ex-wife. especially when you are alone you are like bitter [bleep] the trail! and deep breaths which i do all the time, in through the nose, out through the mouth. it works a little bit better if you have cocaine in your nose. >> he is really fun at parties. >> greg: yes. winston, what is your perspective on all of this as a brit? you have been smiling since you got here. >> i have to say i know americans do not like foreigners like me looking at their business but i have to say that your president is our dictator. so it is quite important to us. when it comes to kimmel it has already begun. not only did he take the white house to the senate but now we get to enjoy all of these talks and the floods of tears. >> greg: they should be giving us coping tips to deal with them. it is like how do you deal with people around you falling apart. you kn

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what are some coping strategies? once you know, there are a lot of things we can do to manage stress. the first thing is to recognize we are experiencing stress. one of the reasons we do the survey is to highlight for people what people are experiencing stress about and it gives us an opportunity to have these conversations. most of us have our own signs that we are experiencing stress. for example, i know that when i become more cynical, for example, i am probably experiencing stress because i'm typically not a cynical person. so this can manifest in different ways for different people and it can be that people start to increase the amount that they are drinking. it could be that they are shorter with their kids or coworkers but all of us need to be aware. if you are not aware, simply ask the people around you. they will tell you what are the signs you are experiencing stress? secondly, it is important to do the things that we do to manage stress more generally via exercise, sleep, just fundamental and very importan

i don't know how to help them cope. they don't know how to look at family members who they are now old enough to understand our actually voting for someone that they have information about that they see as a threat to them. and i don't know how to help them deal with that. because i cannot reconcile it myself. you know, now i have a 17 and seem to be 15-year-old who just do not know how to cope with knowing that there are people in their life who would actively vote against their self-interest. how do i help them reconcile that? guest: sure. so, one thing to note is that for our children, particularly younger children, but even older children, how we manage these issues has a big impact on how they manage them. in fact, the level of stress you are experiencing often impacts on our children. number one, i think you being a role model around these issues is very important. i think, you know, as i was talking earlier about really trying to separate out the political viewpoints of family members from how you care about thos

and they are ready for action, they feel angry, they are endangering in helping with coping with post election news by working on issues that they will care about. now most of us are not quite there yet. we are still in shock or recovering, where we might feel numb. there are just different levels of recovery from such traumatic news for people who feel that way about the election outcome. >> and yeah, how can they work on these goals without being overwhelmed by the information it's a had coming in? overwhelmed by the problem frankly. >> yes. and so there are short-term things to get involved in. a post election resis tense that's developing, especially in california. working together, finding out what we could do with election results that are coming in is one option, but really we need to take a long view of it had and restore and recover for a longer course of action, especially for protecting the environment. we will have 18 months really that are most vulnerable to worry about before we might be working toward political change again. >> and i know a lot of people are just tuning

can you tell us how you craniums are able or managing to cope with these events? losses as well. the world rather incredible, usually deals ukrainians, and events told in battery do you know, people who are just helping all the people organizing themselves and just not waiting for the government to solve every scene. but actually just kind of been in and you know, just volunteering and so, so many people keeps an agent to the pregnant armed forces or 2 of the volunteers, the medical workers that treat you, bring in soldiers who take them all one dead from the front lines so people still keep donate and they keep sending whatever, you know, the soldiers need, they keep themselves participating in the war effort in various ways because they said, you know, they totally skews, but it could be even higher is a rush is of stop if your plan is not able to win this war if there is some sort of a, a, b, c, a, which is on favorable for your brain which could just delay the war. and it just leads to another russian aggression in a couple of years time. mm hm. on a more practical level, ukr

we just want help to cope. philippe, you should not feel proud of being the king. they should be proud as you people who have accidents still a dara. and without everyone except that i'm own of you. more than 200 people have died in the floods and thousands have lost their homes destroyed by the wall of water and mont. many people still don't have drinking water 5 days after the flock. strong. health has been slow and reaching where it's most needed. and many believe the tragedy could have been avoided. if lot warnings had been issued in time of real stories of people that, that didn't even get the alarm when they were already drowning in their garage and the same who made it alive. but, you know, surviving me said we didn't even have the alarm until we got out and we got, we received. the alarms of the heavy rain was coming, but nobody was warranted. most of the clean up of the layers and layers of month and debris has been done by residents and thousands of volunteers. the full extent of the devastation is still unknown. no problem. i've heard about the somebody.

conference developing nations want trillions of dollars in climate finance from right to nations to cope with climate change. and they want china to lead the charge, the and then you could just make it and good to have you with us. the united states has closed it's m c and cave and anticipation of what it describes as a potential significant attack on the ukrainian capital. the move comes a day off, the ukraine used us made missiles, known as the top comes for the 1st time to here's an munition, death row on russian soil, us defense officials. and also brief to media outlets, saying they will soon provide ukraine with anti personnel land mines. now these a band and international tracy signed by keith the kremlin, says a new phase of the war has begun and is promising to respond accordingly. of the just days after receiving the approval from washington, ukraine has used longer range attack cause me selves for the 1st time, he think targets deeper inside russia. moscow says 6 ballistic me selves targeted a military facility in the western brands region. but it claims 5 of them were shut do

the negation judgements in, in delegation left to cope as well. and it's not only that rich russia try to on sunday on your credit and was also receiving all the geopolitics. he's not improving. i'm going forward. we know that you are 46 with the election. so the sanctions is a major factor in a ser, 14 countries to corporate with each other. so yeah, it's making it very difficult and we need, you know, the winning this of poor countries, e u, a china and whether to show. so there's 2 very much committed to the various agreements and receive those costs, which is holding the next couple. 3rd, she a new year's time. so i agree, this is a very difficult timing is going to make this task comprising quite difficult to run up to the competition. right now, international efforts to combat climate change have been going on for for decades. what else do you think that g 20 nations can do to improve things? you know g 20 has been working to push on so many months as i create tickler for climate change. because the twenty's not on need to send me that every

the developing nation say they will need trillions of dollars in climate finance to cope with the impacts of climate change as negotiations to reach a new agreement. take place at the cop 29 climate conference and as or by john richard. developing countries are being asked to pay up one in particular summer and china shand on province. a lack of water and correct river beds has had an impact on local farmers use high or when it was built, try it out there. what it was just a couple of meters away from the rhode island. well yeah. now it's trunk and dry it up and cover about the irrigation full time, the drinking water supply for the city both depends on that scorching heat, big the region for over a month. one of the extreme weather events that have been hit in china heart heat waves are being made stronger and more likely to happen due to the printing of fossil fuels that are driving climate change. most of which is currently happening in china. the biggest greenhouse gas emitter imaging almost twice as much as the 2nd largest polluter, the united states, and other big emitters like indi

how much financing industrialized nations they should provide to developing countries to help them cope with the impact of global warming. climate change is not just affecting environments around the world. it can also be a global health issue as well. plumbing temperatures and increasing rainfall promote the spread of dangerous diseases. we have this report from bangladesh on how dang he. fever is becoming more common due to climate change. doctors were expecting patients, but this year's been great outbreak, conductor bangladesh has overwhelmed the water. in the post cases of dang, they only rose during the season, but now they were doing a patient full year round. however, the season is more intense. we're under lots of pressure here. tank is a virus. the spreads for mosquitoes to people. symptoms are usually mild, but in severe cases it can be fatal. lemme ski turn numbers once dwindled include a months heavy of rain and warm a temperature is due in part to global warming costs by bonding fossil fuels, providing the conditions for them to survive. and it's not just in asia spring, i

the absolutely, as of this moment, as the data rates, we're seeing how people are trying to cope with these with this a tragedy. so it's not only the bombing campaign going on is not the devastation of war, but now they are battling as the force of nature, the heavy rain, the rising tide, driven by a strong this storm that has already destroyed 1000 of the hands of the art that had been setup along the coast, the line in here in the western part of the central area or in the center part of garza city. heavy rain falls couple with heavy when i have to 3 to close to 10000 of these. since, according to this book, the 1st 10 of the civil defense department severely damaged or completely destroyed, have lived many of the people seeking temporary shoulders in overcrowded spaces like the schools, the mosque, and any of the remaining buildings are not designed to accommodate large number us of people and, and what we're seeing here, there's lot of little privacy. let us sanitation that's just creating favorite conditions for the spread of diseases. other people who have no other options ended

without the steep rises in food rises consumers have had to cope with in previous years, they are goingmer inflation tipped up 2.3% in the year to october, a bit higher—than—expected, but are still close to the federal reserve�*s 2% target. are still close to the federal new where the annual new york where the annual parade is under way, you can see it�*s a little damp there but i�*m sure spirits are very high and americans are tucked warmly at home later, they are going to be tucking into their thanksgiving dinner of course. without the steep rises in food rises consumers have had to cope with in previous years, they are going to be slightly cheaper this year to fill that table. a key measure of consumer inflation tipped up 2.3% in the year to october, a bit higher—than—expected, but are still close to the federal reserve�*s 2% target. you�*re watching bbc news. we�*re expecting a statement at holyrood where support for pensioners in scotland on winter fuel could be announced. the scottish government was forced to delay its own devolved version of winter fuel payments and end its unive

still, cbs gave handy tips for coping with loss. cnn recommends taking deep breaths, long walks and please don't suppress your emotions. usually when they cry. this much, they're sharing an elevator with brian stelter on taco tuesday. and so the media is giving you solutions to the problems they caused. after all, who generated all the anxiety by promising the apocalypse if trump won? they did. it's like climate hysteria. they bang the drum on it enough. and then kids came down with climate stress. they pretend to cure a disease. they cooked up in their own labs. it's like china coming up with a vaccine for covid. look at kimmel and colbert. they're wrecks because they believe the media. and yet we're fine because we weren't brainwashed. we know the media's job is to lie, to create anxiety out of proportion to the actual threat or no threat at all. journalists really only need to give you one tip to manage stress, and that's stop paying attention to journalists. maybe these late night losers will stop thinking that the world is endi

is this the best way to cope?ng on the next guess a psycho therapist and executive performance coach. jonathan, thanks for joining us. first your thoughts on these cry and vibe sessions? >> well, laura, thank you for having me. and i think these crying sessions is proof positive that our country is sick and very sick. and it's my profession that's making people sick. we have mental health providers that are telling people to go and avoid relatives that maybe voted for trump and we have psychiatrists out of new haven telling people it's okay just avoid relatives. i would never advise that. >> laura: i want to play the sound byte. let's play that so people know what you're talking about. we are on the same page here. let's watch... >> if you are going to a situation where you have family members and you have close friends who you know have voted in ways that are against you, like, what you said, against your livelihood and it's completely fine to not be around those people and to tell them why. >> laura: your reacti

this timelapse shows how the wall holding it back couldn't cope, after 2a hours of nearly relentlessater's actually receded since i've been here. it was up to waist height in places. and luckily, we moved everything last night and this morning. in her pottery studio, louise preston is assessing the damage. now, the big problem, as you can see, is that our window is broken. somebody drove a tractor down the street and it's taken out the window. notjust our window, but also the other shop owners. now the cleanup has to start. we alljust keep our fingers crossed, and the town always pulls together really well in times like this. there are whole swathes of england where, like wales, travel is difficult and flood warnings are in place. this is baby luca, who was pulled out of the family car as it started to become submerged near todmorden. whilst i was on the phone to the emergency services, water started rising into the car. so i thought, "i need to get me and my son out of here." so i've climbed out of the driver's seat, ran round to his side, unstrapped him and got him out as quickly a

it's challenges for families to cope with. now we know that when tide is just taking place in the, the cause of strength. now, crisis is compounding in a very remarkable manner. comedies right now on the thing and all that crowded schools, shelters, and kaufman's, and also installing the damage building. we have been touring between these areas in the south of district where the following report shows these kinds of crisis in the southern garza for families who have lost everything. in southern guns, a desperate search for safety has driven displaced families to take refuge at the most own imaginable places. schools one simple education and hope now stand as crumbling schultz, as for thousands, with the town of on mostly on the relentless bombardment and simple guns over crowded. these families have no what else to to do you an estimate that 70 percent of the people in guns will have been forced from the hopes this just said landscape was once filled with the life till the children would if you choose bright and by the promise

. >> jesse: guess she is not coping two well. she still said it wasn't her fault. >> behind-the-scenes you were very instrumental in encouraging president biden to leave even before he did, polls were showing that the voters were very concerned about his age. do you wish you had gotten involved earlier? >> let me just say the president made his own decision and i salute him for his patriotism, is selflessness and the rest for the decision that he made. >> jesse: not slowing down because democrats are over it. >> america is about... we also pride ourselves on the capitalistic society and being about competition. you didn't allow anybody to compete against him. you didn't allowed leftist or democratic voters to pick a choice. because he didn't do all of that , wait a minute, that's not hour democratic society. you didn't violate any laws or do anything unconstitutional, but that didn't mean you were on the up and up. it didn't mean you avoided being slick and manoeuvring your way through it and then you tried to guilt us into votin

rizek is just one among many learning to cope with a new serious disability.ation: i could go back to my job - or get a different one. now i have my new limb. just getting back my leg is also giving me back my smile, that i want to share with everyone. and there are tears as well as smiles from his mother and wife. rizek is just one among many learning to cope with a new serious disability. but he's taken a step towards getting his life back. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. for more on the conflict in the middle east... joining me live is laura blumenfeld, senior fellow at philip merrill centre for strategic studies senior fellow at philip merrill centre for strategic stu understand assistance which we all understand now israel is heavily dependent on the us for weapons never more so than today. they are not hitting their targets for humanitarian aid, they did announced today they are opening up a new crossing so hopefully that is the beginning and that those targets of 350 truckloads of assistance will start flowing again hopefully as soon as next wednesd

visit indeed.com/hire him is not surprising they can't cope with the back without terrible the economyection that's why people voted for trump. >> usa today said the high number of working-class voters support trump, democrats have lost the plot they lost their voter basis, gen z joined working-class same is to return to common sense to sanity but the los angeles times reports that democratic finger-pointing against each other as their influence drops with voters. where you see the cindy. >> i see the president making inroads with all kinds of demographics whether we talk about young people, retirees or union workers, white-collar workers, you name it, this is the president for all people. if you look at his policies let's put rhetoric aside for a moment and let's talk about actual policies, lower taxes and lower regulation, faster economic growth, higher standard of living, lower cost of living these are all things with universal appeal. that's why he picked up ground with all voters across virtually all demographics. elizabeth: do you see trumpeting roadblocks in the swamp with repub

>> all right, how some americans unsettled by the election results are coping. doom spending is apparently all the rage. >>> in a dramatic ocean rescue, a disney cruise -- a disney cruise ship, rather -- hello! rescued four stranded boaters about 265 miles off the coast of bermuda. this happened yesterday when the coast guard responded to a distress call to the boat that was taking on water. the coast guard says it coordinated with the cruise ship, because it was the closest vessel to the boat. the cruise ship called the disney treasure was on its way to port canaveral for its maiden voyage when it was called in to help. in a statement, the captain of the cruise ship said we are pleased that the disney "treasure" was able to provide aid to the boat and passengers in peril. no medical issues were reported after this. >>> this morning, some anxious americans are easing their election stress with retail therapy. what is called doom spending is on the rise, as some seek to cope with their anxiety about politics and global issues. cnn's vanessa yurkevich is here with

are told that developing countries will need at least $1 trillion a year by the end of the decade to copeimpact of climate change, but there is concern at the meeting about what donald trump's concern to the white house will mean for financing the fight against global warming. negotiators for argentina's government have withdrawn from the talks, as we've been reporting a moment ago,he argentine president, javier milei, who previously called global warming a hoax, is expected to be donald trump in florida. there's also a row between the host country in both france and the netherlands after azerbaijan was the president -- azerbaijan's president accused them of human rights violations in the territories. "these unacceptable statements risk undermining the conference's vital objectives and the credibility of azerbaijan's cop 29 presiden cy. we stand with france and the netherlands." the senior director for climate change at the national security council and is now at the bezos earth fund. paul, great to have you with us on the world today, thank you for joining us. pretty much all roads at th

so, can you tell us a bit about how you've managed to cope through your pregnancy and caring for yourting. we're all trying to move on with our lives as... as we should. because we, you know, we're one life. we're one life to live. and there are some circumstances and... but life goes on and we should live. and i want to raise her as a brave person, as a joyful person, as a person who loves life as much as i love my life. and so i decided to have a child here in kyiv and stay here and raise her here for as long as it takes. and of course, i was worried. i was worried about my pregnancy, but at the same time... is that... i'm so sorry to interrupt, iryna. yes. is that... is that mira in the background? can we hear her? i'm sure ijust... yes! yes. is she there? yes, yes. can we... she's here. we can we say hello? yes, of course. mira. victoria chuckles mira, please say hello! to the listeners of the ukrainecast. ha—ha! hi, mira! here is she! oh, my gosh. look at that smile! aw. she's so playful and so friendly and so artistic. yeah. and she... she loves being a part of everything. aw. i

what entire communities are still coping with the clean up? about a 190000 people have been darky affected. more than $17000.00 troops and police officers alongside to an army of war and say is all carrying out such and clean up before ations. and the cost of damage to infrastructure, including roads, homes, and even a central facilities is estimated to be in the billions of dollars. well, from that process we have really challenges. joining us live from the uh, from valencia people. it seems all outs and full force of just seeing those live pictures from that process. it seems like there's lots of them out. but of the, it's a big price. as i've said, i've heard lots of products. as in monica ran, this is a large one. they were supposed to be organized, decides to feed asylums, walk house of the specs to the dads, but i see from the here and go against the living politicians. many people here accused of killing nice people has one out. now this protests and basically a sign that the storm, the rabbits, this area are 11 days ago and the twins n

they just have not been able to cope. what happens next? while is slowly but surely improving.but the biggest impact over the coming hours may well be across the south—west of ringwood, a pinto south midlands, still in the top of enforce here but the rain. we have also had to die some very strong winds. bearing the blunt of those strong winds early today with the south—west of. yeovilton somerset, wind gust of 76 must per hour looks like the strongest wind gust they have had a tubal tent since 1990. more than 30 years. in the last couple of hours we have seen the winds picking up again across the western side of scotland. met office yellow warning is in force for the strength of the wind is not only across the south and east of england but also across northern ireland and the western side scotland, it will be legislating first off is that what happens next, the area of low pressure storm bert will push close to the north of ready and when at night, still very windy, particularly in the north of uk, but storm slowly sliding away during tomorrow and think should slowly start to c

when i was in strategic _ cope with these drones.inistry of defence, we use to colour in terms — defence, we use to colour in terms of _ defence, we use to colour in terms of procurement the war versus— terms of procurement the war versus a — terms of procurement the war versus a war. a war being heaven— versus a war. a war being heaven to _ versus a war. a war being heaven to protect yourself conventionally using conventionally using conventional ships, tanks, aircraft _ conventional ships, tanks, aircraft and then the war, which _ aircraft and then the war, which is _ aircraft and then the war, which is what we were fighting in afghanistan and iraq at the time — in afghanistan and iraq at the time which is all about counterterrorism and counterinsurgency encounter ied and the _ counterinsurgency encounter ied and the iranians made the explosive form projectile which basically— explosive form projectile which basically ruined every single us tank— basically ruined every single us tank that went into fallujah. and so it's constantly

but as so often in this mediterranean part of palestine, they found ways to cope and improve their dire circumstances. the, i don't have the dimensions yet to be. i mean, so can i am sending in a stuff on the amount of the medical minus the no help and how does the the, the, the little town home is that well the and the she has now the law in chelsea and i'm with the wash and center so can okay, i'm sending you an estimate in the, on the phone with that i can send out a lot of content, but i didn't bother for your company. ok that i've done one freely all day. okay, cool. right at the know with the help that how large is a little more heavy. but i'm going to check and let's see up in my go next year, which will kind of and then we also had it in the screen of a ship line. and i'm kind of up on how use of how to get with matt. and i'll talk you through any he of us the, to the book that has as a young can and of how you doing boss of us. that idea of how to get the core. luckily he thought it simple. yeah. i know alaska. go ahead. did you have that? i mean how you've got to get the new i

rizek is just one among many learning to cope with a new serious disability.l, bbc news, jerusalem. there have been more explosions in beirut on friday night. this blast happened in the past few hours as israel continues to attack what it says are hezbollah positions. in the south, the country's health ministry says at least three people have been killed and 30 wounded in strike on the city of tyre. and there are tears as well as smiles from his mother and wife. rizek is just one among many learning to cope but he's taken a step towards getting his life back. there have been more explosions in beirut on friday night. this blast happened in the past few hours as israel continues to attack what it says are hezbollah positions. in the south, the country's health ministry says at least on the city of tyre. what we're showing you right now alive shots of beirut. figs now alive shots of beirut. as ou can now alive shots of beirut. as you can see _ now alive shots of beirut. as you can see it as daylight and we do see some smoke, but we are not sure what those are. as

contributing to funds to help other developing countries and the reliance on fossil fuels and also to cope with the impacts of climate change. another reason is the size of china's economy, which is the 2nd largest in the world. and due to a large part on industry yet is still considered a developing country under the united nations climate change framework. while not officially contributing to a globally agreed climate finance coal of $100000000000.00, china says it has provided around $24500000000.00 in financing since 2016. and it has invested has lee and solar and wind power and electric cars. in 2023, the state spent more than $273000000000.00 on renewable energy, followed by europe, which spends around half of that. and then the united states, asian, oceania, and brazil. china's case also clearly shows once the climate could solutions, can make economic sense to we are develop really, really fast. it's unclear whether china has already reached peak fossil fuel emissions. but if not, it will soon. and that along with its push for green energy, will put it on a path to the carbon izati

we have to cope with an increased burden of disease associated with this pathogen spreading. i mean, particularly, or we're going to seeing, you know, cations starting to suffer from the impacts of infectious disease transmission indications that were previously considered relatively safe. extreme weather events, lessons by rising temperatures are also taking a toll on human health. severe drought in some regions has decimated, crop, pompous leading to under nutrition. flooding can lead to contamination of water sources causing outbreaks of illnesses, link, diarrhea. the world health organization estimates that will be another $250000.00 deaths per year between 20302050 from health conditions linked to climate change. so what we need to do is quickly adapt to the high temperatures that were already seen. and we know that now we've continued to rise in every company, but also to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions without action say x, but seems like this and unlikely to become more common across the globe. rob butler is director for environment and health at the world help or

is say they will need not just billions, but trillions with a t trillions of dollars to help them cope with climate change as negotiations on a new funding agreement take place at the top 29. you in climate conference advisor by john, richer countries including china, are being asked to pay up china. it has its own problems with the effects of climate change, the summer and china ashamed on province. a lack of water and cracked river beds has had an impact on local farmers use high or when it was built, try it out there once. it was just a couple of meters away from the rhode island. well yeah, now it's trunk and dry it up and cover about the irrigation for family drinking water supply for the city both depend on that scorching heat, big the region for over a month. one of the extreme weather events that have been hit in china heart heat waves are being made stronger and more likely to happen due to the burning of fossil fuels that are driving climate change. most of which is currently happening in china. the biggest greenhouse gas emitter imaging almost twice as much as the 2nd larges

here's national climate reporter chase kane with ways to cope. if you're feeling worried, stressed, anxious or even depressed because of climate change, you should know you are not alone. i've previously shared my struggle with this. i'm one of them, and it's the same for millions of other people. i mean, new research published in the lancet shows that 43% of gen z americans say climate emotions are impacting their mental health, 85% of gen z is worried, and roughly 70% of millennials, too. yeah. it's not. it's not a good feeling. and i think a lot of gen z ers are really feeling that as well, because they're thinking, will i even have an adulthood? can i even have children like those sorts of scary things? it is a depressing thought looking ahead into the future. yeah, i mean, it's just super sad that people don't see it as something that needs to be taken care of right now. but experts say it's also important that we understand that those feelings are not a problem with us. it's quite the opposite, actually. eco anxiety as a term might make som

tell me about how people can identified that they are stressed out and how do they cope?>> this election, the poll you mentioned , many adults say this is the most divisive election. if you look at each factor that we are voting for or against, these are issues we are passionate about so 70% -- 50% is up to 70% and they are saying this is causing psychological stress. i would say the basic rule is refrain from discussing politics with friends. even your best friend . it just because you get along with someone does not mean they land on the same political page. >> even family? >> family and workplaces for sure. >> if they were to engage in conversations, it can be really heated. how do you navigate that? what are some tips that you might have on how people can manage stress induced conversations, environments or reactions? >> the first is tried to refrain from speaking politics. if you are in the midst of a debates and it is going south, refrain and ask permission of the group, i am stepping away from this conversation because i want to salvage our relationship. we are big

what would be needed is ready to cope. policy changes at the low to reach the national level, which we are seeing instead is political bickering and to blame game going on between everyone who is involved. and we need a change in urban planning and urban infrastructure in the way we planned traffic in this mega city of more than 15000000 people. and we also need to work together with neighboring countries like pockets on the pipe or so face the same kind of problems all of that is lacking. and maybe this, the pre and cardboard can indeed contribute tool. basically create this with, amongst politicians by reminding them that this them, that need to go into the lead here is deliberately some of the that's the one that i think he was on the before we go a ras sign of c a n. me and mom they will, its own country is marketing the end of the rainy season with big balloons capital . and i put some teams from different ministries. try to outdo each other with the creation of the house own dying festival of lights, the gun on the b

and they find ways to cope with that, so they generate their space. i said you are some of the provisions of a energy supply, like some people that i know installed solar panels, for example, not to be relying on the centralized electricity provision. so people find their way to cold, but i think what is also significant here is the we every is struggling to enter infrastructure. russian are totally destroys, of energy and the structure also kills people, kill civilians. and that's why, you know, you probably has been making this point for a very long time that your brain needs the ability to detect decides, gets in those soft choice and not to break, but also it civilians from the drum and be still as apps that have also intensified in recent days. hm. and of course the us says it will now allow you crying to use the attack comes missiles to strike inside russia. how will this change ukraine's defense trusty to this is a very important decision. although we do not know whether you greg will be able to use these problems, me sales on a titusville proc

the restricted area from pays to limit the visits and numbers to 20000 to days it tries to cope with over terrorism last summer. so more than 4000000 people visit the ancient raymond city, which is buried on the ashen road. can you robinson of mount vesuvius and that $79.00 a day? some days so more than $36000.00 service at the side. let me tell you in the city of naples well from next week, visitors will have to buy personalized tickets with specific time slots. as you can find more information on websites that i'll just say what the weather is next and inside story with it's, i mean the various and successes outgoing was present to the highlight. we got a lots going on in the pacific at the moment in terms of tropical disturbances, tropical storm, and a few within 3 of them at present the most up into japan. as long as you try and settle for the time biggest for the systems in the process of just pulling out. so the way that you got it, not too bad the as we go one through sunday. but what's the weather? we'll just click the file south of south korea coming into q c o. it continues

so dropping how it people, the many, many people having to live in tens trying to cope with this web a little over a year of this genocide that keeps on folding across because it's hard to think of any proper coping mechanism or defense mechanism for people here. people are really display as a traumatized hungry thursday. it's not only we're, we're seeing starvation as a sprint, but right now dealing with the, with the cold temperature. and the change in the weather is just a very challenging situations for, for people with are here in the central area. the majority of this, most people are concentrated in this area. but for the northern part of the strip where people have virtually lacks everything from the most basic supplies into what the need to the survivors, these difficult conditions, not even elements available or at the setup there makes you can do areas where the can i because of the destruction that was positive homes that are now in the streets in the open air. now a few months ago it was still summer time. it was the weather. it was okay for people to stay out in the ope

also on the agenda is funding for developing nations to cope with climate disasters. the price tag could reach a trillion dollars for understand the political and financial constraints, but let me make 2 points. first. these numbers may sound big, but the nothing compared to cost of election. this investments payoff. 10 seconds will fall in these together. leaders from some of the wealthiest countries responsible for much of the world's greenhouse emissions, like the us and china are notably absent from the conference. now, questions are being raised about the role politics could play at this gathering. s countries work to enhance their commitments to reduce carbon emissions. patsy a little bit, so the yen how to 0 for insights. story of the one for a deepest sense of what's at stake comp $29.00. that's well come, i guess in baku, how deep saying global engagement, director of the non profit fossil fuel tweaky initiative. that's a global campaign to accelerate a transition to renewable energy and nairobi nozzle name a shaday senior analysts working on climate environm