james dunn, bbc news, canterbury.ng vaping has risen by 50% in the last year. it's illegal to sell vapes to people under the age of 18. there are now calls for the government to crack down on the spread of vapes among children. dramatic footage of an e—scooter explosion has been released to highlight the risks around charging the vehicles. the london fire brigade published this video of an instance from earlier this month, showing the moment an e—scooter catches fire while plugged in at a house — engulfing the room in seconds. the fire service has warned this type of fire is becoming more common. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. —— with chris fox. i thought we would take a quick look at what's going on in italy. it looks like we will see some further extreme rainfall across the north—west of the country where we can see around 200 to 300 millimetres of rain over the mountains, likely to lead to some further severe flooding. for us weather—wise, quite a quick picture, weather—wise, quite a q

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we speak to the ceo niall dunne in a couple of minutes.is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. the qatar economic forum kicks off tuesday, as global leaders signed a light on the world's biggest challenges. we bring you key conversations from the event, including the saudi finance minister and the prime minister of hungary. stay with us for coverage across the way. let's look at things markets are watching this week, today at 1:30 p.m. u.k. time, fed president james bullard will speak on the u.s. economy and monetary policy at an event in florida, after jerome powell seemed to suggest a pause in june is appropriate. tomorrow we get pmi's from around the world, including the u.s., u.k. and europe. on wednesday, the minutes from the fomc's march meeting will be published. we also get u.k. ppi data -- cpi data. neel kashkari as well speaking to the wall street journal over the weekend suggesting a pause in june to assess the impacts of hikes so far would be appropriate. we are getting more data to inform that view before that decision

south dunn's foreign ministry says the warring parties in neighboring sedan have agreed to in principle to a 7 day cease. fire started on thursday commanders of the sydney's army and the iris f paramilitary group will also send representatives to peace talks. as part of the deal, previous attempts to establish a lasting truce have failed of events as more than a 100000 people have led the fighting. as another cease, fire collapsed in war torn cartoon asia and her family knew that they had to move quickly. they traded everything they could to rent a car and set off for the egyptian border. oh, can wasa nissan? it was very difficult. we were 28 people come in there. the boys don't have a visa, but we kept them with our suffering as unprecedented. we left under fighting clashes and artillery, and then it was real suffering. i mean, wasa de la garza here asia, is just one of thousands who have flocked to neighboring egypt since the war broke out. 2 weeks ago. the humanitarian situation. incidence, capital is dial, food and water scarce, and the health care system is on the brink of collapse

we did forward from the refugee camp in charge with thousands of people seeking shelter from suit dunn's civil war and are finding food and other essentials in short supply. on this account and film festival draws to a close, we looked at the favorites for the big prize, the palm to the info. going to welcome to the program. we'd be good and ukraine when at least 2 people have been killed in more than a dozen. and wounded in an overnight russian misaligned attack on a hospital in the central city of to the pro a buildings. but the staff took patients to safety. ukraine's president fell on demands that landscape has denounced a strong cause, a crime against humanity. crazy and official site was part of a large scale rocket and drove an attack on the, on the domain for patrol region. as the correspondent mathias splitting it in. keith can tell us more welcome to tennis, and what are you hearing about this, this latest attack and today for yeah, people here perceive this as a, a part of a puts on. russia has showed hospitals from time to time, and also civilian buildings like residential bu

the time the team from roger dunn, 13, middle against go ahead, eagles to seal the title with 2 games to go. it's only their 2nd type of the century and 1st since 20176 years ago to the day a up in tennis world. number one, novak chalk a bit you overcame a need match, was to be 3 quarter to meet trucks in $0.03 and advance to the last 16 of the attorney and a chunk of which will meet the cameras and our next as he bits to defend his title in role as finally to one of the more unusual metal events at the southeast asia, games known as fin swimming, competitors put on fins equip themselves with snorkels and hit the water like human torpedoes in the women's 50 meters surface event. janice, what else i need to soupy on that to of indonesia. one the women's title in just under 18 seconds. so pre i'm told also one gold and the 100 meters surface events. and then each or 3rd in the metal table behind the vietnam i'm tired. all right, you are up to date of next on report or guidance for a terminally ill patients. that's after the break. and don't forget that you can stay up to date on our web

ceo of dunn lumber joins me now. mike, good morning to you. how did you come to the conclusion the criminal rings are hiring homeless people to do their dirty work? >> the police told us. >> ashley: this is something they have known about? >> sure, they know. t they -- until recently, have been told to stand down and not engage. >> ashley: who told them to stand down, mike? >> i don't know exactly, i suspect the previous mayor and council people. we have a new mayor and he's interested in changing things and i want to support him. ic >> ashley: the police told you they believe homeless people are the ones being hired to break in and do work to break in to steal things. what do they suggest you do when this happens? >> replace the glass. >> ashley: that is the solution they have? that is interesting. what about the other business owners? what are they saying? >> well, crime has been terrible during times when there was a lot of rv's on our street. it comes in waves. seven years ago, we had a three-year wave. it was awful. it cleared up and a fe

we're following for you at this hour. progress dunn's former prime minister in rome con, has been granted 2 weeks of failed by a high court, and the capital is leveled bought after you was arrested and corruption charges. the ruling also granted con, 2 weeks of protection from rio rest and the case. the court's leader ordered authorities not taurus khan and other charges until at least wednesday and you're up to date, but stay tuned. up next is 18 w. business. special. looking at turkey is economic issues and now they're turning large number of voters against president richard. ty, a bear to one of the air until berlin, thanks for joining us. the use of species populate our planet. most of them are here long before a few minutes came on that the mass extinction.

which is their own mothers dunn's. he's an acknowledgement of the button. he says, the effect of colonialism reduce gene is quite inexplicably come into the indian. uh, you know, dna today seems to be honest with you, as i said, be a 5000. because if you look at our history bridge and probably use the last 200 years, but if you take 5000 meals in the account, almost every part of the world has visited india. so i think not only that would be a gene of the, of the english people over here, but i think the whole world comes i would, i would ask this nation to remember that history and just tell your own narrative yourselves don't to be dependent on foreign historians to tell you who you are and what you did in there to do is um, is reborn. there's, there's a new energy, there's a new, there's a new bike, and i see a seed around me. and i don't think, daniel, as of why actually says if this change and it's a, she would shift, we are a young nation of young people who have a lot of energy. so yes, they're going to make a difference the, the impact brooks, many

dunn alexander solovenko dmitry mezentsev oleg shalya, ntv television company, the city of sevastopolthe republic of crimea, the memory of the feat of soviet soldiers is carefully preserved in the republic in russia, which cannot be said about some european countries at the head of this movement, of course, ukraine, the kiev regime actually abandoned victory day back in 2015. then the country began to celebrate other public holiday. may 8 day of remembrance and reconciliation as a sign of solidarity with european countries , soviet symbols have been banned in the country for 8 years. the country is not complete without fistfights, they rush even to veterans who wanted to give back. a tribute to the memory of colleagues on the eve of the president of ukraine and even officially canceled victory day today. they celebrate the money of europe not far away, the baltic states have also left in latvia. lithuania and estonia have banned symbols associated with the great patriotic war. previously , the authorities of these countries demolished monuments dedicated to soviet soldiers, despite th

morgan has moved from under mon into dunn. now the rapids support forces on saturday and mounts that it was ready to extend the ceasefire. and on, on sunday the army also said that it was funding the possibility. and there has been no direct talks between the recess and the southern these army. now the negotiations for the cease fire has been with the see said this, the, this is denise army speaking to the mediators. that the us and the saudi arabia. and then there are messages relates to the reception and back and forth. so there has been no direct communication between the recess and the army. it's been through mediators who've been urging both sides to extend the seas fire for the sake of humanitarian delivery. russia has targeted the credit and capital key with the powers of missiles ukraine's as it shut down more than 60 russian drones and cruise missiles on sunday night. and the attack continued in today launch hours, forcing many people to shelter in underground train stations. this is your forward to say, oh, need one

our country, syria and its neighbor, started the representatives of the 2 warring policies and su dunn who arrive in saudi arabia of a peace talks. but despite that, the devastation continues at home, warning the following images show victims of the conflict in the eastern african country. how soothing these people have been suffering from horrendous condition is due to the 1st bottles taking place on the ground. you can see wounded people here being treated at the hospital in the capital costume, where there is a basic lack of medical supplies that come back, come back. and i should say just about 3 weeks ago, which claimed hundreds of lives with 1000 is displaced. and professor of political sociology sites deck, she says that the current talks are aimed only at stabilizing the she monetary and situation and not as solving political disputes. because of the long history or similar was, is that we don't believe that it is possible that you would reach a compromise and solve this issue even this the she says in engender because of all to you when it's area code and the weights and ways

dunn learned the plans of the farmers. here is the reset behind us, this is all this vegetation.his, in principle, it should not be it still to be removed director of the agricultural enterprise sergey romanchenko shows what de- urbanization is in line with the relative channel for 8 years. idle time grew forest belt. so far, it doesn’t interfere much for resetting, but we still plan to bring the entire rice system to the normative state , bring the next 2-3 years sergey runs one of the largest agricultural enterprises in the crimea and plant this wheat and barley, but they are especially proud of rice, given all the difficulties ukrainian period economy has retained its integrity. only due to the fact that we had in stock more than a thousand hector rice, checks, which we, in principle, grew rice. when the kiev authorities were blocked in 2014, the agronomists were forced to rebuild the work in a new arid way. so rice cells turned into order for rapeseed , wheat and sunflower water returned, but not all fields are ready to be fed with it last year, irrigated. the area of ​​this

[instrumental music continues] thomas dunn was a physician, as well as a leader, in shanghai's american community. - he'd been in the navy in the first world war and just got intereeda and thought he'd just spent a couple of years there which wm but heiked it muchhat my mher, whom he'd known in college, she came out and theyere marrd inhe philiines d then med to shghai, where heet up prtice patits, a loof paties. so he [mellow sic] - ill] whaver advantages reigne enjoyed wealth, status, servants, they still succumbed to the same endemic diseases that killed millions of chinese. they ended their days in a special foreigner section of one of shanghai's largest cemeteries. today, their graves are seldom, if ever, visited. [bugle] so-called newsreels, short films usually shown in theaters, were the only way to actually see the news before the arrival of television. often sensational, the newsreels told stories withhat todamight be calleattitude ey also hibited kind ocasualacism, slurs, insults, paternalism that is astounding by today's standards. [bugle call ends] - [newsperson] arriving in

to celebrate the historic soviet victory, including veterans and even the former president, eagle dunn was visible through the main square. and so wall memorial seeing caustic soviet songs and hold them victory. they find those as well as mode the romance of it flags the clouds on say, the victory and slow the peace while laying flowers of the to move the and so the this why the peaceful nature of the event. please find several plot. this was for the spring st. george ribbons i'm old of is currently this is county the symbol. so the incident in most of the states, we have a nickel, america, beach and also i'm from the, into the i'm the see says some form of the some of the countries have been trying to rewrite the history as many of these countries are, we're writing their own past and the it says if they hadn't participated as if they were ashamed of participating again in this and his grand fight against the german rice. so i think it's the getting this has to do with the identity problem. this is opinion read. it is at the state level. they are, they want to rewrite their histories

the 2h names that have begun to circulate are mike dunn, levy's junior and joe son, kirk. there's also guys like shaun livingston who have spent a lot of time in the organization lake up, didn't rule out, bringing someone in from the outside either. but at the end of the day, no matter who holds the gm title, no matter which players on the court lake upset. the goal remains the same >> it doesn't matter if they're here. they're not here. there's a lot of pressure our job is to win championships. and i'm going expect that we're going to expect that. this year next year, 3 years from now, 5 years from now. that's just you know, there's no point in doing this. if you're not trying to win the championship. no point. >> now, through all of this, the warriors are still prepping for the nba draft today. they worked out former usf don kelly. osha buys joe biden is the all-time leading 3 point shooter at usf in his 4th all time on the scoring list. he helped lead the don back to the ncaa tournament a few seasons ago this past season. he was first team all wcc. all right. that is yo

it happened at around 8:30 this morning at a shopping center along monterey highway and dunn avenue.out of propane. not a problem. he landed safely. no one was hurt. police got him some more propane so he could continue his highflying journey. all is well. >>> rob mayeda here now. was ot you saw blue skies behind the hot air balloon there. >> foul ground san francisco. the reason why our microclimates are at 50s and 60s with some 90s inland. speaking of the 90s, look at livermore. 90 degrees right now. we reached the mid-90s for a time around the tri-valley this afternoon. still seeing some 80s around san rafael and then cooler close to san francisco. there is that ocean air conditioning. the wind is not too strong right now. the fog rolling across the golden gate bridge is around 60 degrees. look at the spread of temperatures. it does not look like mother's day weekend in may. we have a spread of 50s to 90s out there. there is one change. we will see stronger onshore winds as we head towards tomorrow morning that will bring in some low clouds and probably some drizzle for early brea

the temperatures are in the 60s for most locations, down to feat degrees in dunn town san francisco, down to 59 in santa rosa after a high of 61. the clouds were really tough to shake in the north bay today. that kept your temperatures a good 15 degrees below average. more sunshine will peak through the clouds tomorrow. the fog will make a push. the temperatures will start off in the lower to middle 50s for most of us by early tomorrow morning, once the fog backs up, the temperatures warm back up. still a cool day. by noon, temperatures in the 60s for most inland spots with a lot of 50s around the bay and the coast. highs tomorrow, about three to five degrees below normal in san francisco and oakland. upper 50s along the coast and a mix of upper 60s and lower 70s farther inland. that is as far as the temperatures are going to go. the inland temperatures, five to 10 degrees plus below average for late may with a similar pattern, once again, on wednesday before the warm up begins to kick in, thursday and friday. those are the transition days, they approach average, spending a couple da

day and after 5 years, it can not only simplify the path, but also decorate the journey rostislavsky dunnder solovyenko dmitry mezentsev ekaterina belousova sergey polyanskaya tv company ntv crimean bridge. colleagues valery gavrilovsky program emergency or what will be on the air today? ilya today we will talk about restless pursuer who chased the former all over st. petersburg and tried to kill her . good news, he failed to do so, but the first attack happened on the bus. there intervened eyewitnesses woman. she was injured and sent to the hospital. a little later, a rejected man appeared there, only with a knife. he wounded the ex-lover and naturally became a defendant in a criminal case. other details. see our release below. thank you for this, not only in the program emergency. after a short pause. that's all we have for now go to ntv.ru. see you. when you need something, check out the weekly ozone promotion. choose from different products at great prices for washing yoko-san for 199 rubles. floor biofireplace mass for 3.99 rubles. living with prostatitis is hard even harder longidaz

the suit does not allege any pardons were actually sold dunn fee accuses 4him of sexuall harassing her and making racist and sexist remarks and is seeking $10 million in damages giuliani strongly denied the allegations. >>> ukrainian president zelenskyy is wrapping up a journey across ey across europee leeurope the leader has been meeting with heads of state as krcross the continent. what did president zelenskyy get out of trip? >> reporter: good morning, phillip. as you said, meeting with several leaders around europe in what could describe a shopping trip, really, he arrived with military honors in germany, visiting chancellor schultz there, with germany announce agin a new fresh package of aid zelenskyy also visiting france where he visited with president macron france, again, giving more military assistance as well, this included light tanks, armored vehicles as well as more air defense systems. then of course, visiting here in the uk where they've had exceptional support from the british government the british government giving more air defense systems as well as armed drones and

the sisters of perpetual lin dunn to -- indulgence originated in the late 70's. they are known for doing charitable work throughout the city. >> we saved lives. our mission has always been to raise money for those who need it. we minister to the sick and feed the hungry. we support queer arts, lgbtq youth. reporter: other catholic groups in florida senator marco rubio called on the dodgers to pull their invite. senator rubio sent a letter to the commissioner saying it would be an outrage and a tragedy if the mlb, in pursuit of modern, secular, and anti-religious values, rebuked that faith in the millions of believing fans who cherish the sport. scott wiener says california sports team should not be influenced by an out-of-state's editor. california is a state that prides itself on honoring the lgbtq community, he says. >> we support the diversity of our community and we support lgbtq people. this is really a very sad day. reporter: following the announcement, the president of catholic votes said he was pleased by the decision. writing, while we continue to wonder

dunn added while we are grateful for the funding secured in the lawsuit, it will not replace the thousandss lost to the opioid epidemic that's playing out across our country. local leaders lending their voices in support of a class action lawsuit being brought against wells for alleged racist. >> lending practices. former san francisco mayor willie brown is joining civil rights attorney ben crump to support the suit. the accuses wells discriminating against to and e- minority mortgage applican%s during the pandemic. the suit estimates that 750,000 people could have been impacted by the racist lending practices. they allege the plaintiffs are seeking 5 million dollars in damages. former san francisco mayor brown supports the lawsuit saying he led the first housing protest in the city 60 years ago. can't believe the problem still exists. >> and think? things were about to learn i want other premier in san francisco served and was may throw? damage that had been i love actual support by i said count me >> wells fargo are responding to the allegations saying, quote, we are confident that we fo

and the total loss of sweetie is a refugee from us dennis dunn. she used to live in toppled where she worked as a professor. but now she's here in or this as part of the government scheme to come back. rule to population. the night wasn't global. i like caldwell and when i came here in the 1st i was in shock because it is the choice model then called low . and the i thought that it is so difficult as i start all the pain in the village, a smaller village. so she came to spain with her mother. i have caesar who helps no cost to his 7 year old son, calhoun. don watson left afghanistan after the taliban and threatened to signal sugarless to the city. they would be cheap in front of the universe to it's all one has informed me. we are here to hear you. uh, when i say i'm for face. all right. who's who? uh, the university. you see, for the said, for me why you wire like this use with the wire head viewer, fish your hand. if you the next time you wire this the this is 0. can you and the put can here? she has a sister who lives in canada, and a brother w

i do monthly dunn's and dual credit risk of you know, increasing the chances of a wider u. s. recession. and then like to monthly or deeper billboard official, if inflation remains persistent and the better the has to high interest rate for other events of this dive that we've been this type that we've been seeing where there is an s, b, b, or foster public will become more common, i definitely, banks will become very of the lending activities and graham down on lending. once you know that the credit squeeze in the market, that inevitably leads to a u. s. recession. ok time for another visit moment to the world's apart. studios. find out who's talking to exotic today, after the shortest of breaks. this is our to internet with ah, with me. hello and welcome to world to part one handshake at a time that used to be the motor of citizen or people's diplomacy. a movement that originated in the letter years of the cold war and is often credited with helping to bring it to an end doesn't.

tim dunn, how can i spell it in the little wrench and the last one was denied maintenance go 1st. so he was ecological studies. do think about if i did it earlier, but i remember i me 4th, but i did feel it even revisited. still not some good to switch us to thoughts. i got the sonoma above much of us a little on by now the back in 2014, citing the military danger. the ukrainian or authorities ordered the evacuation of all children who had lost their parents and don't boss. this is each dentist i'm going to send you timber labels going it on this that the, you know what, yes quote or invoice. so it's really knew that alysia been diagnosed. you telling them about, you know, the wheels orphans that went to odessa. they all finished down their itself was run by american d. as for, if you're looking at the say 7 people that were responsible for the children, 5 or more americans. and these were people that were supporting the combat that probably sector was doing in numbers. after that, a year later, in publications like the african post, they were reporting that the wolf images in ode

doesn't feel the same as you, but my name is slomo dunn. somebody just thought if i am the director of those on reach on nature resort, fits you and is that paid on created truly publicly the world's most expensive cheese, which animals milk is used. the usual suspects who may be beans know it comes from the milk of the tiny sweetened patient's balkan. don't ti talked orthodontist. you mama, very well known worldwide for 300 trustees don't seem as looked on in 1997 slow, but then submit a full of politician, created a sanctuary for old breeds of animals here. he tells us that so finding a new peaceful home, many of the don't case have been mistreated by some goddesses for me and the next day, all very calm animals and very on demanding. we hardly have to feed them and that is not true. they find that only food fight here in the past, you according to slumber them, he was simply looking for a clever way to use the milk he got from his many don't keys when he thought of making cheese. but he soon realized that would be expensive. a donkey man

protest is through mashed potato at this cold morning painting, which was protected by gloss, imports. dunn's bopper renamed museum. the red carpet has also been targeted in february, this year active exclude themselves to the ground at buttons, famous film festival bridge wall. these protests have forced people to stop. they've also caused huge anger, a cities like but they now regularly brought to a standstill over the last year, numerous criminal charges have been filed against members of last generation. but activists say nothing will stop them from campaigning against the dangers the climate change brings as well. yeah, chief political correspondent, nina, honda explained why last generation is being regarded as a criminal organization by some prosecute as well. the main accusation is that those suspects that i've mentioned have organized a fundraising campaign to finance what the authorities cool quotes for the crimes full. the last generation they promoted the collection of money via the website. they managed to collect at least 1400000 yours and bavarian, as far as he said that the mo

the americans knew that in 1939, that was the common dunn's of the gesstavo intelligence go in the pony city of exec, upon a huge orchard prisoners with cool and sophisticated methods for which the nickname saved. in the summer of 1940 live, it became the head of the security service of the organization of ukrainian nationalists. even the souls were bestbuy it. yeah, i want. well i don't, i don't want them to find out that that, that it's to be just both of the boy on. yeah. serious and the when just as right now when i was sending here from the full, kim, full of the one year shit. the choice. yeah. by choice to go over the question such as stairs from what states and we have them there, but it is and i'm with them. they even my as him show a come go. i'm living in this photo liberated standing next to a c. i a officer, active training of 7 to us is underway. us intelligence together with hitler's execution. i was trained hundreds of sabotage to be deployed and the soviet union, the operations idea was the prodigy, ukraine, especially its west, involved into a bloody reign of terror. t

the sisters of perpetual lin dunn to -- indulgence originated in the late 70's.hey are known for doing charitable work throughout the city. >> we saved lives. our mission has always been to raise money for those who need it. we minister to the sick and feed the hungry. we support queer arts, lgbtq youth. reporter: other catholic groups in florida senator marco rubio called on the dodgers to pull their invite. senator rubio sent a letter to the commissioner saying it would be an outrage and a tragedy if the mlb, in pursuit of modern, secular, and anti-religious values, rebuked that faith in the millions of believing fans who cherish the sport. scott wiener says california sports team should not be influenced by an out-of-state's editor. california is a state that prides itself on honoring the lgbtq community, he says. >> we support the diversity of our community and we support lgbtq people. this is really a very sad day. reporter: following the announcement, the president of catholic votes said he was pleased by the decision. writing, while we continue to wonder h

joining us at the table is harry dunn, presidential citizens medal resip yept, and author of "standings a victim of the defendant's actions on january 6th. my pain didn't end on that day. because i have told the truth about what happened, i have had to install security cam are ras around my home. i live in fear for my daughter, my loved ones and myself. my dad feels it's necessary to tell me to be careful ever time we talk on the phone. keep your head on a swivel, he says. when i'm aattempting to live a regular life. i am always hypervigilant about my surroundings. that'shypervigilant about my surroundings. that's the ongoing impact. >> yeah, a lot of people think that it's -- that it just ended that day, and as i said later on in that statement, it's still ongoing. it's not a flash back, it's a constant cycle nonstop of that day, and that's what people need to realize. and it can't be -- it's not over, because there's no accountability. i wanted to say this before we got started -- my heart goes out to the victims of -- day a year ago. and i know that's been a recurring theme is no ac

after the cool german mohammed tom dunn douglas said he was committed to the humanitarian truce safe passage of people who want to leave the protection of aid work is done as rich and natural resources such as minerals and oil. but despite this, the un classifies it as a low income country and says it cannot cope with the unfolding humanitarian crisis . the 5 key needs to step step. nope, you for more people die and dispose of explodes into a no, no to was. that's going to affect the region 4 is to say to millions of sydney's is in the hands of 2 men locked in a power struggle refusing to lay down the weapons and negotiate. victoria gave some b l just there will get an update to the table. morgan, who's joining us from khartoum? so how about we keep hearing about classes in different parts of the capital and around the cities around it? so can you give us a sense of who's actually making gains on the grounds as well? both sides have made slight stains and both have suffered sad backs. when you look at the sudanese army, for example, in the northern parts of the capital in the city of

i mean so much the company is not moving to stop them until in other news. packets. dunn's former pm in montana has just been going to bail by a judge of the as one about high court. and we had paid as a hearing to face charges that were, levied against him after he was detained on corruption charges. on tuesday. of this voltage from elliot shows his arrival bye to called just i was go the same place where you had been arrested by a mess. groupings of law enforcement officers on tuesday. are you still surrounded by police putting out for protection? while speaking to reporters had always hearing today. he asked the crowd, is this the room of the jungle? is the rest on tuesday coast house across the nation with fire protest by so forth and still continue in 3 days later, i called late to recognize that these detainment had been both unconstitutional, under legal which ends that supreme court has ruled. it was too late for people in nigeria to file pollution claims against energy joining show after a huge oil spill more than one decade ago. las despite those bringing the case of saying

kind of need to you and we need to show people why they should care, rather than kind of throwing us dunn's in their face. thank you so much. call me matthews, communication director at the american at conservation coalition. now while the world was a quick to submit to lock down out of fear of a virus, i think it's going to take a lot more convincing for the same to happen over and occurs. which is still highly debated as whether it is manmade or just the natural progression of the yours. sadly, as with almost every other controversial topic. when those who make the rules actually abide by them, then maybe any restrictions they offer will be taken seriously. the sky, now hughes, and this has been your 360 view of the news affecting you. thanks for watching the the 1937 militaristic, japan started a full scale invasion of china. the invading army was rapidly advancing towards the capital of the republic of china. of the dies, the city of nazi leaving behind the burned down villages and thousands of the dead . on december 13th, the japanese occupied 9 z and states the real massacre. for 6 we

after the cold jermel mohammed tom dunn douglas said he was committed to the humanitarian truce safe passage of people who want to leave the protection of aid work is done as rich and natural resources such as minerals and oil. but despite this, the un classifies it as a low income country and says it cannot cope with the unfolding humanitarian crisis . the 5 team needs to step into stop. no more people die and dispose of explodes into unknown altamont. that's going to affect the region 4 years through the state of millions of sydney's in the hands of 2 men locked in a power struggle. refusing to lay down the weapons and negotiate. victoria gave some b l, just their of the wood in the united states, a former leader before right. proud boys, grief has been convicted of pelting to attack the us capital in january the 6th and 2021. and there you go to audio has been found guilty of suspicious conspiracy along with 3 other members of the group to tell us car as a possible, present time of up to 20 years. prosecutor se extreme is groups were trying to force for the stop the lawful transit

one of the faucet sources dunn's context is quite a rigorously controlled access by system that you help with government needing to approve each and every agency and access to different locations in the country. where we have been able to access this part of a new displace populations. you can see effective professional thought, but we are trying to work alongside us and to be reducing these bureaucratic impediments and give us more agility to providing assessments as or where they need a lot of those things to really off diagnose. we talk about to hundreds of thousands of people being displaced with that, that homes tens of thousands of cross borders into neighboring countries, which obviously understand into chad as we saw in our report. so how is this to dance crisis now spreading answered effecting its neighbors. many of whom already were already dealing with food and security and political crises. i know this is a good consent to this is kayla international logo. i and yours. i think we've got a good strong relationships and i walk in. we're figuring local authorities to look at we

who says that the current governments will have to find solid ground if it wants to cancel hackers. dunn's biggest policy going to definitely have the published about any political party, but they must have some going as rather solid and going to the is nothing. is he talks to go about a political party, which is very, do you know and does it. the majority of us on a majority office to see 1st and according to my you know, what else i spend august on taking something up and just the majority of the people that is back. so it is not to, you know, and all, and it is ok, but definitely the comment if they want to, if they want to, you know, then that political 5 be in advocacy the most definitely going to you can not do you know then it, but it because party on the act off of the n on the individual act off of some of the responses to them. but like could be hard data. but i'm digital pharma. found the thing about the con, have that i click on the door that i, i but you know, discourage off my party members that i might have, sorry, what happened all night, don't me? but he got to go to decid

on wednesday, after the cold jermel mohammed tom dunn douglas said he was committed to the humanitarian truce safe passage of people who want to leave the protection of aid work as the sudan is rich and natural resources such as minerals and oil. but despite this, the un classifies it as a low income country and says it cannot cope with the unfolding humanitarian crisis . the 5 team needs to step into stop. no more people die and dispose of explodes into an all out was that's going to affect the region 4 years through the state of millions of sydney's in the hands of 2 men locked in a power struggle. refusing to lay down the weapons and negotiate victoria gates and b, l g 0 has go live. now to have them organ, she's reporting from the capital. hi, tim. so now let's see as far as come into effect. but we see continued clashes between the army and the permanent tree. our staff had the wears of fighting, then concentrated today. well, financing has been concentrated in several parts of the campus on how to run the presidential of the around the vicinity of the presidential palace. they wer

earlier, turkish energy minister fatih dunne told parliament.lic has already made a number of changes to the legislation so that the hub can start working as soon as possible. by his words. first deal. on this trading floor can be concluded as early as the end of this year. the turkish lira continues to hold on to record levels per american. now they give more than 20 lira to protect the national currency. the country's central bank has already spent $8 billion and the gold and foreign exchange reserves of the republic, but the western media, which are clearly unhappy with the outcome of the elections in turkey, continue to create a negative background around the lier during the election race, the turkish currency was under real attack, both from traders who played on the downside, and from the international banks forecast morgan stanley lear may reach 26 per dollar faster than previously expected to fall to 28 by the end of the year turkish analysts with such forecasts. do not agree. they made such predictions before the elections , expecting t

you about the united states and saudi arabia because they're saying that representatives from su dunn's warring sides are set to meet in jetta. later on saturday. it would mark the 1st direct talks between the army and the para military rapids support forces. since they began fighting more than 3 weeks ago. there's been no let up in hostilities despite a number of ceasefire agreements. hundreds of people have been killed in thousands injured in the conflict. hey, but morgan has more from hard to as well. we have been seeing as strikes launched by the sudanese army side suggests. again, suppose it are as a physicians, there was definitely an asteroid inside the presidential palace, where the are a step is currently occupying. despite it being the office of the defect to head of state who is at the moment, the commander of t of the army general had been put on behind. they will also as trucks in the northern parts of the capital, in the city of battery. and that's where a fighting has been intense over the past few days. that's because there was heavy recess presence in that city in the n

the prosecutor dunn's reports reveals numerous flows on mistakes in the the eyes investigation is stated that the bureau failed to give any conclusive evidence of it from russia link. the agency opened this inquiry back in 2016, claiming that then president trump won the election with the help of moscow. former c, i a analyst of laurie jones and things british on to us intelligence agencies twice a height of our role in this scandal. written by saying that in the time the context of this report was simply trying to cover his tracks. barry, the evidence of its rule, the role, the british intelligence play and trying to set up create a scenario that donald trump was actively involved with russian intelligence. people with russian politicians, it'd been to pate trial as a stu, joe, posit a rush. so british intelligence most certainly was directly involved with their they were involved with intercepting communications, for example, between george papadopoulos, who was in london at the time. and his communications with the trump campaign. so now is clean up. and john durham is doing a job of

of its moscow has lost the support of its peripheral state, alex dunn and all those, who would automatically take russia's side in any debate like this or conflict like this and now these countries are beginning to question their support for putin —— kazakhstan and all those. and the baltic sea which has always been a key strategic outlet for russia is now strategically close to it because of the adhesion of sweden to nato. all these areas, he is saying that moscow has clearly already been elusive but let's not forget that this is still a military war and russia, as everyone knows, is an enormous country with enormous resources and can keep going for an inordinately long time.— resources and can keep going for an inordinately long time. thank you so much forjoining _ inordinately long time. thank you so much forjoining us _ inordinately long time. thank you so much forjoining us from _ inordinately long time. thank you so much forjoining us from paris. - inordinately long time. thank you so much forjoining us from paris. as i much forjoining us from paris. as you saw in the last few moments,

the border between chide and su dunn is porous and wild. lately you can see smoke rising in the distance, faint and far away. but those living here save that is alternate. now the capital of west are for burning the most active hawks button, so don't conflict 2nd only to hard to oh, no arm to villagers caught up in violets. a consequence of the fight for control of the country. refugees here say they escaped in the night. searching for days to find a safe crossing, they describe gangs of on demand and vehicles harassing them, reading their villages, holding them against their will and killing people. so you can ask them, i do not everybody came. we left the old people there so there we can't go back to get them. we don't know what to do. we don't have anything to go and fight these people. but maybe the government, the child can help us rest of the elder. don't know if they're going to give another. there is concern. what is happening there? could happen here. driving up here, we could see plumes of smoke rising all along the horizon in different areas on the student side of the border.

possible collusion between russia and donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. special counsel john dunn says, the agency liked evidence relied to have a own tips from trump's political opponents of the fall. the head of body has created guilty a default file in germany known as diesel dates. rupert's tablet, told the cause and munich that he allowed vehicles equipped with software intended to cheat emission standards to remain on the sale. even though after he was told about this gum, are these parent company? volkswagen admitted in 2015 that it had installed the software in 11000000 vehicles . and the german court sentenced 5 people for their roles and one of the biggest on highest in modern history. 18th century joe is worth more than a $120000000.00 was stolen from addressed, and museum in 20. 19, most of the pieces were recovered. the defendants of the jail for between 4 to 6 years, he'd re reset to sweep the northwest of the united states. but camping grounds in california is some of the national part of being closed because of fears of flooding. series of winter storms is left lar

so the promoting collaboration between artists, writers and intellectuals from ms. dunn bowling the on the key and it would contribute to the development of mutual understanding on trust 10 minutes, which is necessary to feel ourselves as a member of the same community. i've enjoyed reading cartoons the funding of one of the 1st on the new coast to activities i participated in was a program for children and the applicants which included oh, okay, let me cut out here to see how much they loved it and how much they needed this attention to the, to, for the last little i'll never forget that all the go make been it hope to catch the language that the medium between the indictment pro bad against me. it is written and that i have worked with the minority groups in order to incite them against the government, that'd be highly desirable of cultural programs. weeping walk in se and t for 20 years, and it is the 1st time such a broker psyche is ation was made. it was by an official authority. it shows the rise of and i look forward to hearing the mentality with a 90 minority edge and the polit

prior to joining gibson and dunn, he served as executive vice president of the riggs national bank of washington, dc. he has also served as the treasurer of the washington d.c. bar and is on the board of governing trustees of the american ballet theater. his he's a graduate to johns hopkins university and the new york university school of law. please join me in welcoming alex pollock. many thanks to aei for hosting this event to paul for organizing it and for your introduction to chris to youth for participate. our publisher, paul dry is here. thank you, paul. and also dan sulzberger is here. ben was our research assistant for this book and did all of the graphs. so which so clarify the various issues throughout the book. now surprised to get as three fundamental elements. the first is a history of the totally. unexpected 2020 financial panic. then the aftermath of that panic, including its massive finance sink by government deficits and federal reserve money printing. the subsequent asset price and the everything bubble and the emergence of runaway consumer price inflation. all in al

in the pinkjersey today but the headlines came from the final sprint as the home favourite alberto dunnports. this year's jerrod this year'sjerrod italia has been taunted by the weather and its withdrawals. but the finish line is now in sight. every stage matters that little bit more, especially for two british writers, garrett thomas has a lead to protect, the pink jersey to keep hold of. for mark cavendish, a chance of yet another sprint to victory. that opportunity would take a while to arrive. for long periods, this was a stage that felt flat, almost futile until the final moment. as the kilometres ticked down, the speed read and up. but not for cavendish, he was of the pace. milan definitely wasn't. charging through the field, he splinted for the line —— sprinted for the line. 50 splinted for the line -- sprinted for the line.— splinted for the line -- sprinted for the line.- the - splinted for the line -- sprinted i for the line.- the slowest for the line. so close! the slowest of sta . es for the line. so close! the slowest of stages had _ for the line. so close! the slowest of s