duncan: a number of things you have to do.rom a water perspective, for instance, we have to ensure our ability to evacuate water from mines, store water and get it outside of the runoff areas into mining operations is a lot more robust than it has been in the past. and we have to look at minimizing our footprints. whether that is on a land use point of view, air emissions. and all of these things go into making the business more robust. tom: clearly, there are macro concerns globally around slowdown and potential recession. to what extent do you think demand from china will offset some of that slow growth? duncan: i'm very positive about china reopening. we saw a lot of pressure in the economy over the last year or so as a result of china being locked down. now that it is starting to open up, i'm a lot more optimistic about the fact that there will be more stimulus. that is good for prices, they will hold up a little bit more given where we are today. and of course, we are exposed to china. not as much as some of our peers, bu

duncan, thanks for joining us. norfolk, duncan baker. duncan, thanks forjoining us. joining us. i'm just wanting to find out what the process was when you came home and said to your wife, do you know what, think we're going to have a ukrainian family? stay with about that with us. tell us about that decision. and how hard or easy it was to that decision . it was to make that decision. well, arlene, it's feels like a long time ago . well, arlene, it's feels like a long time ago. i well, arlene, it's feels like a long time ago . i mean, well, arlene, it's feels like a long time ago. i mean, i well, arlene, it's feels like a long time ago . i mean, i just long time ago. i mean, ijust remember it's a day today when we will always remember where we were when we heard that russian missiles had hit ukraine and very swiftly afterwards, i was working in the department with , working in the department with, michael gove, that launched the homes for ukraine, which was to bnng homes for ukraine, which was to bring ukraine in families to the united kingdom that they could find sa

duncan larcombe , would you let duncan larcombe, would you let anyone tamper with your bone ?, i'm not. i'm not a vegetarian. i'm certainly not a vegan. and i don't like the of having to i accidentally went into a vegan restaurant once the photographer because we were starving we sat down we ate the food it was the only customers in there it was a long time ago and the owners came and engaged us in came over and engaged us in conversation just when we realised we were accidentally in a restaurant . so we to a vegan restaurant. so we had to be very and very but i'm be very polite and very but i'm afraid when we left, we felt guilty. but we went straight down road found a burger down the road and found a burger king. i don't to beat up king. and now i don't to beat up on the vegans i've got so many vegan viewers and listeners , vegan viewers and listeners, many of them have told me that they've never felt better they love it. it's something about which many people are . but for which many people are. but for me, this is a question of choice. and the students at cambridge univers

duncan, do very disgusting. duncan, what do you or . well, you old school sexism or., and of girlfriends, was a stud, and if a girl had lots boyfriends, she'd say, yeah . and so i think she'd say, yeah. and so i think maybe the way you look when you said no , he showed it there was said no, he showed it there was an image of me on campus, just as you said it. you should have been looking at linda, but oh , been looking at linda, but oh, oh, she's that . and he's into oh, she's that. and he's into more character assassination . more character assassination. so, look, let's, let's a look at our final story hollywood royalty, catherine zeta—jones and michael douglas have reportedly move in to moved into a apartment in st james's palace . right. one of the actual royal properties making , them properties making, them neighbours with none other than king charles and the queen consort . as the couple make consort. as the couple make their move into london's oldest palace , which famous building palace, which famous building would like to live in or indeed my panel? first of

manus: duncan, we appreciate you coming in. thank you for joining me.an pick up all the research on the bloomberg. we will have details on asml as the u.s. seems to help in preventing china's chipmakers abilities from advancing. ♪ manus: let's get your trading day set up for you. american economic data is the focus. we have a up fed speak to deal with. 1:45 p.m., the cleveland fed president speaks, u.s. fed president james bullard will hit the tape, he is in jackson, tennessee. across the pond to europe, 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. the other major story we've got is from asml. sources tell bloomberg data stolen was from systems that were used to store technical information about its chipmaking machinery. the dutch company is blaming a former china based employee. let's get to our asian and politics reporter, rebecca, thank you for joining me. what has been stolen, and how concerning is it? rebecca: as you say, this is information on software systems essentially stored information about the technology that as cml uses, specifically it is linked to a reposi

duncan, we will leave it there. - real but not explosive. duncan, we will leave it there.re. thank you very much. one interesting fact for you we have found this morning, the population in china fell in the first time in six decades which will usher in what is expected to be a long period of decline in citizen numbers. so that of course plays out perhaps in the economy and what happens to the rest of the world. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — with an all—male shortlist for best artist at the brits, does the uk music business have an equality problem? this is bbc world news. the latest headlines — four days on from the earthquakes — 20,000 people are now known to have died in turkey and syria. still relatives hope their loved ones might emerge alive. us media sources say the former vice president mike pence, has been subpoenaed by the special counsel investigating donald trump. the boss of the world's biggest auction house — christie's — says business has not only recovered from the pandemic, but is stronger than ever before. guillaume cerutti has been speaking to

duncan, all its glory as one and a half rotations in the air. it makes the philadelphia guards wind so incredible as that he hasn't played a game in the n b a. this season. a clunk spent most of his career in the minor league and has only played 2 m b a games in his career. every with incredible and after stealing a limelight at the dunk contest, here's what mcclung had to say about his future in the n b a. i think um my situation it's, you know, i'm not really worried to other people. thank a good or bad. i'm to stay in the course, you know, my goal is to, you know, make an impact in india and i'm just gonna keep working until until that happens. kind of feels ever since the beginning i was on the dog. i even when i was younger, but yeah, just like i was saying, kind of just proving yourself right and not others wrong is kind of more. it brings a little more satisfaction. so i just kind of look at that way. take a quick look at some other stores in the world. sports. portland trailblazer is damien lillard. one the 3 point contests at the end be

duncan. i want to start by making one thing clear. i believe in the safety and effectiveness of vaccines. i'm a physician. i'm pro-vaccine. at the same time i'm a conservative and i believe in individual choice. it is my firm conviction that whenever possible the federal government should leave decision making to state or local authorities. additionally my background in medicine has informed my belief that medical decisions are extremely personal and should be made by individuals in consultation with their doctors. so at the -- at the end of 2021, when the centers for medicare and medicaid services announced a decision to mandate that health care workers receive a covid-19 vaccine to remain employed, i oopposed the decision. i believe this move by the biden administration to be unnecessary, inappropriate and a net harm to our health care system as a whole. that is why, with my colleague, vern buchanon, and i, we led a let we are 113 other members outlining our opposition to the mandate and ou

it was duncan—smith yesterday. , a very moving and at remarkable, a very moving and at times quite funny, really. he didn't miss the opportunity, not just to come here for applause and to talk about the links with the uk, which i think is right. he was the first to come out support and drive the others to support and drive the others to support me. he gave credit for that, but i thought the most interesting touch was at the end when produced shopping list when he produced a shopping list and it in such a delicate and did it in such a delicate and did it in such a delicate and funny way that i didn't know how the british government can resist aircraft for ukraine, wings for victory, great lines from a great man. i have to say. very moving. very moving indeed. the uk had to suffer bombs . the the uk had to suffer bombs. the blitz here and this building got that part got destroyed in all of it. and you know the uk stood alone britain's that alone and it was from a standard eventually the rest of the world was able to

tip of south america is succeeding, all expectations have come to but i've only had to meet chris duncan's, a philanthropist, was dedicated the bus to the gates to the protection of his area. the conservation projects he started with their husband doug, has become a true inspiration to those who believe the wilderness can heal itself. if given half a tense. ah, but they're going yet, he said last region of mountains and forests spawning seldom chilean argentina. though famous 40 to stunning landscapes for sensory seats has been an important region for livestock farming. many of its crossed lands have been graced there at the regions hot lice, but i go near national park me. and here to find out how this became one of the biggest conservation projects in history. hello. hello. nice to meet me and i'm chris. how can you do in former ceo or their company, but they've gone yet re married? doug tompkins, an interpreter, an adventurer who had found the driver brand the north faith. both friends made them by your mentor protection center to their company ethos. but christian doug went to do more

a 100 years ago american physician duncan, mcdougall tried to combine the 2 approaches and proved the soles existence using scientific methods. to do this. he placed the plans of dying people on the scale that he weighed them shortly before death and shortly after on average the deceased weighed 21 grams less from this, mcdougall concluded since the sole leaves the party after death, it must weigh exactly 21 grams rough what duncan mcdougal was trying to do was find empirical evidence for the existence of something supernatural. namely the sold to be the attempt was very good, but the execution was not quite the bargain pharmacy in all the scale was not as accurate as it should have been. but also he conducted the experiment with 6 people that is far too few to reach any conclusions. and the most important thing in science is being able to reproduce the study once it has been done. that was not the case here just at the thought. he honestly, it's a well known problem to prove the existence of something that can't be measured. it's a common bone of contention. it's get entered and ther

i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you for watching. have a great night..t. delays and tens of thousands without power in oakland tonight. details on the explosion that caused the outage and how soon people will be out of the dark. >>> a string of vicious attacks in san jose. we'll tell you who is being targeted and how the community is rallying to help. >>> as former president jimmy carter remains in home hospice care, we look at how he helped change the life of families here in the bay area long after he left the oval office. >>> there are -- 12 houses here and -- she chose me and i said wow. my god. i can't believe it. the president was in my house. >> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin with the massive power outage in the east bay. a pg&e transformer in oakland exploded. it happened and 1:00. the oakland airport was impacted and though the power there has been back on for a couple of hours. and a look at the pg&e map showing the extent of the outage, more than 50,000 customers are in the dark.

." >> i'm jericka duncan in new york.s for staying with us. >> the two decades long mega drought in the west has hundreds of rivers, lakes and reservoirs at historic lows. despite the recent torrential rains off the pacific, much of the west remains parched. that includes utah where the famous great salt lake is literally disappearing, taking with it habitats, businesses, and memories. lee cowan traveled to salt lake to see what's being done to save it. >> reporter: utah's great salt lake. doesn't look so great these days. this place where tourists once bobbed up and down like corks in water far saltier than the ocean is now quite literally turning to dust. >> it's just all so sad. like, i just can't believe all this happened just since i was in high school. >> reporter: this story hits pretty close to home. i grew up in salt lake city. we had a sailboat here. that's a shaggy-haired me hugging the mast. but today, this marina is lifeless. the only boats here now are sailing the blacktop of a nearby parking lot. you go out

." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for staying with us.is valentine's day. that means shops for flowers, candies and cards will be busy today. in all, americans are expected to spend about $26 billion on valentine's gifts this year. and a lot of that will be spent on diamonds. these days a growing number of budget-conscious consumers, though, are shining bright with lab-grown diamonds. nancy chen explains. >> reporter: when eric nelson proposed to brittany draigus, the hardest material on earth had become a little easier to buy. >> did you always want to seek out a lab-grown diamond? >> frankly i didn't know what a lab-grown diamond was until a few months before we went shopping for a ring. >> reporter: demand for lab-grown diamonds has spiked the past few years, driven primarily by younger buyers. attracted to their affordability, sustainability and traceability. >> i was turned off just by knowing how some mined diamonds are sourced. >> so if it wasn't for being a lab-grown diamond you perhaps would not have gotten a diamond engagement r

. >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for staying with us.ew educational reform laws have some teachers considering retirement and others scrambling to change their lesson plans to avoid being charged as a felon. the latest move championed by republican governor ron desantis had books removed from public school asooms and libraries until they can be reviewed by a so-called media specialist. well, when one school district removed an illustrated children's book about the life of pittsburgh pirates legend roberto clemente, desantis called it a joke, claiming no books are actually banned and that the district was just trying to create headlines. christian benavidez reports. >> reporter: jacksonville teacher andrea phillips specializes in helping third-graders who struggle to read. >> without a diverse variety of books that represent my students, i can't get them interested in books. here's my book prison. >> reporter: in january as the state celebrated literacy week in schools phillips says she was told to pack up her classroom library. >> we wer

to get duncan van my 1st thoughts worth mom was put in doing these am, what are he and his if i can say this has gang up to the alley, crave crosses, old boundaries, it's what's going to happen now when you crane or vase by shipyards, new client mean yes. would you this no doubt that i wasn't woken up by the shots being fired outside now, but then mam, burst into the origin. she just came right out and said, son, get us because all the war has started snots though i. we know that the more you just can't make sense of it, we can that you may have to leave your home forever. still, that is no longer your home, but you cheaper. and that's shibel. oh gosh, good. then we have a cat and we didn't know what to do because we didn't have a carrier when you're not with me. we had to put her in a big plastic bag, but sure the quote but yet she didn't like that at all. and the one those football will show you the 24th. and that was that a thursday or wednesday i have to double check when we had of worship service that monday. well just a moment ago. yes, it was a thursday. it, when we heard about t

you couldn't just there to protect us. vena g is to get duncan van my 1st thoughts worth mom was put in doing these them. what are he and his if i can say this has gang up to the alley, craig crosses old boundaries. what's going to happen now when you crane old vas by shipyards, a new client me. i noticed would you this know that i wasn't woken up by the shots being fired outside now, but then mom burst into the origin. she just came right out and said, son get honest because all the war has started snots though i way now. but the more you just can't make sense of it, we keep that you may have to leave your home forever. still that is no longer your home, but you cheaper. and that's a shibel gosh good. then we have a cat and we didn't know what to do because we didn't have a carrier when you're not without. you did last year, we had to put her in a big plastic bag, but shred the quote, but yet she didn't like that at all. and the one that was football will to the 24th. if it was that a thursday or wednesday, i have to double check when we had a worship service that monday. well, just

>> announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york, with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us tonight. more than 10 million people from texas to missouri are threatened by severe and dangerous weather. oklahoma could see the worst of it with thunderstorms forecast to bring destructive winds as powerful as category 2 hurricane. tornadoes are possible. the same storm system impacted southern california this weekend. look at those pictures with a mix of misery, and it's not over. cbs's joy benedict leads us off tonight from los angeles. joy, good evening. >> reporter: yeah, good evening, jericka. it has been tough. california is getting a small break but is bracing for more snow and rain to come later on this week. this tree behind me fell on friday, and it is still here, showing just how much need to clean up there still is. roads shut down due to rock slides. apartments red-tagged, deemed unsafe to live in due to toppled trees. and major freeways closed because of heavy snow and dangerous ice. california gets a temporary break to assess the damage before another

which what duncan, we somehow don't appreciate what we have until it's gone. we could push to me to do this as i know, but it's will, this is an operation. this is not a war in lightning wanting me to feel this is a military operation to protect the people in the don't boss. region. one is my master last should. why did the small break house my a people dying which a little, why does everyone have to flee to issue resolved? mm. mm hm. and as it stood at 6 in the morning on the 24th, my friend called and said they have luda were being shot at. i'm scared of last night. i checked my tablet and saw him with good are russia had invaded ukraine? i thought, you know, but no, no, no, no. well, yeah, most i woke up to the sound of bangs. i glanced at the clock and by then it was time to wake up the children t a good. i chuckled my phone and there were messages from the teachers scholarly, they said that the school is canceled through in the school of collecting the war has begun. mucho's lima near to any movie. so i can't describe that day on my memories just blank. s

with the new blood, there's more color and glitter bridge lying flat with duncan, and the different forms of drag for the young generation a bit is a must ah, at the end they all go on stage together and take a bow bridge now in a striped black and yellow costume gets an extra round of applause. bridge is over 60 and has been in the business for more than 30 years. and she wants more . i'm ashamed. amish. i'm a shape publish. she, she, i'm brit magland hopes to soon take her festival around the world. ah, palm trees c n n t beaches spring in my orca before the holiday crowds take over. luca stay explores the german torres this favorite island. why is my orca so popular? that's what i want to find out. check in on d w. a war being fought in real time on social media. and the if it's anderson swent, who are the people shaking public opinion? the key word here is the word fake. how are these strategies different? the rule is a denied right to the up and where are the new digital battle lines being drawn? the propaganda war for ukraine. in 60 minutes on d, w. o. enjoying the view. sh. come to

with the new blood, there's more color and glitter bridge lying flat with duncan. and the different forms of drag for the young generation a bit is a must ah, at the end they all go on stage together and take a bow bridge now and a strike back and yellow cause jim gets an extra round of applause. bridge is over 60 and has been in the business for more than 30 years. and she wants more . i'm a shea, hamish, i'm a shape publish. she. she bread markland hopes to soon take her festival around the world. when making the headlines and what's behind them? dw news africa, the show that was the issues have been the continent. life is slowly getting back to normally where on the streets to give you enough reports on the inside. our correspond that was on the ground and reporting from across the continent. all the friends doesn't matter to you. next on d. w. interesting commotion. you know i was just a willing, emergent. but glue sheer is really at the what was the relationship which in the lord i had tories deal sickness? yes. basil. this is to consequence hospitals and flip

the by yesterday duncan shabby, she was at western, she was at my 1st thought is worth. why have to do something? come, i can't do much, but i can help and carnage on own for oh, is shobit. so fairly closely, natalie at 5 discovered as i janet look and under there was a center for refugee 8 workers at the train station and bon of on each been and for her. so and i've been going there ever since. and them beforehand on said they've been sh doors yet. and part of in the gym every day. when i see these people in that on just specially the children and the elderly people, all different ages does exist. you know, these are faces. i'll never forget to look into for this country. laugh i haven't been able to sleep since then all the year. these people to day in the 21st century . they aren't fleeing the nazis. they're playing the russians also. i still can't wrap my head around that. immanuel good people lemonade to please who for me and this isn't playing out 1000 kilometers away from your at your school. it's happening here when my heart in my very consciousness, my jewish i

if leave most of the oh ah, the minister stayed at barnum from where what was the sun duncan to speak of the islands of triangles? archipelago had been british territories. and satan 14, when they were seated to britain by france. in 1966, the u. k. agreed with united states to make the british indian ocean territory available for the defense purposes of the u. s. and the u. k. and the chic austin, people were removed from the islands. we must, however, now look forward not back on decisions about the future of the british indian ocean territory. the government has now considered all the available information and has decided against the resettlement of which gulshan people on the grounds of feasibility, defense and security interests, and the cost to the purchase taxpayer. the costs of being estimated to, to vary from anything between 55000000 for a me a 50 people going back to anything like 256000000 pounds for one and a half 1000. it would then also trigger the obligation of her majesty's government to pay on an annual basis, the costs of sustaining the population. and in fact, when

you've got former cabinet ministers in there like ken duncan—smith , the there like ken duncan—smith,oceedings are being led by. bill cash, the tory mp for stone , who's been very much a campaigner for leaving the european union. john reports in there . david jones all kinds of there. david jones all kinds of theresa villiers, former northern secretary. these are all past and present. have rammed brexit through the years. these are the so—called the mps who in the heat of those brexit battles , the three or three battles, the three or three years that followed the 2016 referendum, when parliament was arguing about whether or not brexit should actually happen. these are the employees who stood their ground and actually made it happen. and i wouldn't say there's an air of celebration inside . there is celebration inside. there is instead an air of stoic determination . these mps they determination. these mps they tell me that in their view, the media is stacked against leaving the european union. they think the european union. they think the imf projections that came out today saying th

i'm not just sort of odds in duncan, we're finding it difficult to secure trans food water, mia and even mattresses financially. and in this winter it was minus 6 degrees celsius day over gone. it's very cold. this disaster meets the support of nations. yanine ha, that individual initiative alone, and not enough, i'm getting on thought of him. i have hardly ever done that in ed live, the situation is equally grim. many have had to brave poor weather conditions. lemme and him now when we how as loud gave, how can we sleep? they the honest ob, it's very cold, while alex out things are bad and it's raining on us and here, oh, would know us that we want help is that we want someone to help us men of our lives . we have only god. there's a lot of call did and but we didn't feel warm yesterday and the children were freezing that will let them know that he thought that allegedly, as the demand for eat skyrockets, the pressure is mounting on damascus. which is said to be obstructing aid. while international agencies are criticized for not acting fast enough, syrians feel they have no choice but

good us secretary of state wide, antony blinker. duncan cancelled a trip to china. following is discovery. it's very, the balloon may be neutralized, but the fall out to thir, the soured already brought diplomatic relations between china and the united states . i spoke earlier with the w east asia correspondent, william young in taipei and asked about china's reaction to having its balloon shot down. so the chinese condemned the shot down of the balloon as an over re action of the from the united states as they continue to stick to the line that it is merely a civilian balloon. that is our scientific nature. and i think this really just shows that both sides are not backing down because they are required by domestic expectations to maintain and operate from a position of strength rather than showing any weakness. so following the initial reaction that they said they regret the balloon have fly into the u. s. airspace. they are now sticking to their original stance and their rhetoric, and they are really adopting a very tough stance and not trying to show any sign of

good us secretary of state wide, antony blinker. duncan cancelled a trip to china. following is discovery. very. the balloon may be neutralized, but the fallout is fair. the solid already brought diplomatic relations between china and the united states. t w's sunni. so misconduct has more on how the u. s. military brought down the balloon. we've learned that according to a senior military official, it was an f 22 fighter jet that took the balloon down with one missile. and at the time the balloon was travelling at an altitude of around 60000 feet. that's around 18000 meters in the sky. and it was taken down just off the coast of north and south carolina in the u. s. territory. that is important because it means it was us jurisdiction. and the us government actually ordered all flights to be grounded at the 3 airports near by. while this mission was taking place, air traffic has now resumed, and president biden actually gave the green light for the defense department to go ahead and bring down this balloon on wednesday. so it was military leadership that deem that th

it is unbelievable. noah, but it is a foreign mia scheme. duncan, we are a gang threatened by german lepper tanks with crosses on this side sort of previously with the way we have not sent our tanks to their border, but we have something to answer with this. and the use of armored vehicles will not be the end of it on yet. yeah. everyone should understand this, sir. those in that at that when you might arkansas in what do you think he means when he says russia might have something to answer with? well is as usual, put in the results to this implicit attempt to threaten with nuclear weapons. i am sure he has been told many times during the last year and we are nearly are a year from the beginning of the full scale invasion that the west will not tolerate his nuclear threats. but he still resorting to because frankly speaking, he doesn't have much to offer. and the, the tanks that are going to be set. if these tanks a sent in meaningful numbers, they could check the outcome of the battle because so far couldn't have been using essentially tara tactics against peaceful civilians in ukra

no, but it is a fog scheme. duncan, we are a gang threatened by german lepper. tongues with crosses on this side. miss williams, we have not sent our tongues to that border, but we have something to answer with. and the use of armored vehicles will not be the end of it on yet. yeah, everyone should understand this, sir, those, and at that point you might, we asked d. w, russia analysts constant in ag out who exactly put in is targeting when he compares their ukraine conflict with world war 2. but give you an example, a friend of mine who is a presenter for one of our russian, a independent and a tv and youtube channel channels. oh, told me a week ago that she was trying to weeks to explain to her mother who is. busy probably 60 or something like that, that it was the soviet union that invaded poland in 1939 together with nazi germany . and she told me, my mother didn't believe it for a 3rd time. so it put in his aiming at the oldness in russia, which believes that russia is never at fault. and at the same time, this is the audience that, well, if not support the war, then italy says, o

entrees into us as space or good afternoon regarding us secretary of state wide, antony blinker. duncan cancelled a trip to china. following is discovery. it's very, the balloon may be neutralized, but the fall out to spare the sour, already brought diplomatic relations between china and the united states. earlier i spoke with in chalk, international relations and security expert at the national university of singapore and asked, why would china use balloons despite when they have i satellites? that's a really good question. i think everyone is quite complex. i mean, balloons. what they can do is provide a little bit more loiter time, but the resolution of what can be taken, we're talking about imagery can be done by satellite in terms of being able to collect signals. intelligence may be able to do some of that, but i love this can be done by satellite. so why beijing has chosen to use balloons is a bit curious. i suppose it can collect air samples in a way that other platforms might not be able to. but the utility, the marginal utility of that is actually still somewhat questionable.

regretted his entrees into us as space or good afternoon of us secretary of state white, antony blinker. duncan cancelled a trip to china following is discovering a very the balloon may be neutralized but the fall out to spur, the soured, already brought diplomatic relations between china and the united states. earlier i spoke to in boy he is a professor of aerospace engineering sciences at the university of colorado bolden . and he told us how a surveillance balloon wax and what it's capable of. yeah, so i spy balloon, you know, it has to be useful attributes. so it is much closer to the ground and then a spy satellite is. and so you know, the closer you are to something more clearly you can see it. and then secondly, blue has a what we call a persistence. which means that, you know, because not flying very fast and it stays over the same, you know, reach enough ground for quite a long time. so that allows you. ready plenty of time to gather information. and so you know what's, what's unusual, i think what's surprising for a lot of people is that, of course, balloons are really not very contro

really doesn't duncan only say pollutants from nearby factories have contaminated their drinking supply and the government has done nothing to stop it. and move over valentine's day called hard days. yeah. that's what an indian government advisory body is suggesting. people do on the 14th of february cv as cow love, or making a political point. ah, i'm british manager, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us in a village, just north of delhi. sickness seems to touch every family. some are adults, but most around a 3rd of gun knollys youth report. serious in mrs. physical deformities, neurological problems, even cancer, the villagers say they've identified the cause. years of unchecked pollution from nearby factories that has contaminated their drinking water. they've even won a court case over the issue, but they say authorities have failed to do to do anything to help them. don't mean thing is a farmer. his whole family is think the 50 year old would normally spend much up his time feeding his cat bill. now he has other were ease his son. we need thing was born a healthy chil

good us secretary of state wide, antony blinker. duncan cancelled a trip to china. following is discovery. it's very with the balloon may be neutralized, but the fall out to spare. the sour already brought diplomatic relations between china and the united states. earlier i spoke to in boy, he is a professor for aerospace engineering sciences at the university of colorado, belda. and he explained what led to the decision to shoot down the balloon. well, as you heard, the u. s. has made very strong statement that this is 5 alone and if the contents of the balloon have not been destroyed and bringing it down, it should be very clear. ready that turns out to be true or not the instruments. ready used by a weather balloon, as has been claimed by china, very different from those years for spying. so a weather balloon measures things like air temperature and pressure and wind speeds . but spying and balls, you know, different kinds of sensors and cameras that are gathering information on the ground below. so there will be no question one way or the other. what was the purp

well, good afternoon, good us secretary of state wide, antony blinker. duncan cancelled a trip to china. following is discovery. it's very, the balloon may be neutralized, but the fall out to thir, the soured already brought diplomatic relations between china and the united states . a brief look at some of the other stories were following at this hour. anti government protesters have clash with believes in lima. the capitol of peru after parliament rejected a proposal to bring forward elections since early december. thousands of demonstrators across the country have been demanding the resignation of president dina blew up. after her popular predecessor pedro castillo was impeached and arrested for trying to dissolve. congress. tens of thousands attended a mass held by pope frances on sunday in his studio stadium in juba, the capital of south sudan, pontiff has used his visit to urge rival factions to make peace. south sudan is the final stage of the pope's trip that included the democratic republic of congo and non german chancellor. all of sholtes has told germany's bill newspaper that

she's the director of reform think tank and a former adviser duncan and paul adviser to duncan smithry . he's adviser to duncan smith and paul embery. he's an author, trade unionist and a simon. he's apparently shadow its apparently a shadow of its former what former self. that's what somebody said . so, yeah, yeah. somebody said. so, yeah, yeah. i've idea what he's i've got no idea what he's referring i thought was referring to. i thought i was looking svelte, black and fit. but there you go. it's the fear. and haggard. apparently and it is haggard. apparently well, see what well, let's see what you've into, you've thinking. into, what you've been thinking. is it talking about the war in ukraine? you know, it's a ukraine? as you know, it's a year it began and not year on since it began and not much happened. still much has happened. it's still there, fighting. so you're there, still fighting. so you're thoughts we thoughts on this, whether we need carry on doing what need to carry on doing what we're doing, taxes, peace talks with lying, deceitful putin, no chance. says they have ch

me excuse me, duncan, we are regained, threatened by german leopard, tongues with crosses on this saw you disorder. we swear you. we have not sent our tongues to that boulder, but we have something to answer with this. and the use of ahmed vehicles will not be the end of it. what do you think? everyone should understand this solution if opinion with t w, russia, analysts, constantine, and god gave me his impression of foot and speech today. well, it's very standard putin of the last months and i would say, i would say in the years comparing, what happens today, his invasion of crying to, ah, not to germany's invasion of the soviet union, more than it is. again, a basically it always struck me by the way, the goal is that it escapes the arnie escapes him. it's know he's playing the knots roll in some way if you, if you extrapolated. but i think that this is a message that he has been hammering home all the time. we are engaged, we as russia are engaged in exec, existential struggle, which is only quote to the 2nd world war which school the great path re arctic war or in the started jun