he wanted to build a new middle east. after the victory in iraq, he sought to make the persian gulf whose oil wealth made it particularly strategic region. more secure for american interests. but to achieve his goal, bush 1st needed to resolve the israeli, palestinian conflict threatening the stability of the entire middle east. the process was launched with a peace conference in madrid in his efforts to impose his pox americana on the gulf. president bush invited any one with any potential influence on the arab israeli conflict. got up with them. you may know some europeans were the soviets, with leaders of the ma grip and the middle east. all attended. russell created that national swimming. only one country was missing the islamic republic of iran. the visceral answer for why iran was not invited is the hangover from the hostage taking it's still with us today. ah, hatred of iran for the 979 hostage thing that is behind us policy today. more than anybody thinks or believes is a part of every moment of every thought abo

upper 70's going on east of the east bay hills.the race up in sonoma. but least maybe hit the dinner or something like that. you might that have on the patio coming up in a bit. well, before zone forecast for you check that extended to stephanie. thanks very much. date. >> gas prices continue to climb. new records being set seemingly daily with no relief in sight for bay area. customers. the nationwide average gas price. now $5 a gallon. that's according triple a americans drive more in the summer months. so demand is up the ongoing invasion of ukraine by russia is also to blame for the increase in prices along with issues tied to the pandemic, which continue to limit the amount of oil that can be refined. and let's take a look at price is right here in the bay area. you're going to pay the most in sandra fell $6.66 is the average there. now? is it for cisco? you'll pay $6 and $0.64. you can also see the prices for napa. oakland, san mateo richmond, san jose and santa rosa on your screen right now coming in at $6.6 for santa rosa.

but across south—east scotland and north—east england we will see a return to some rain.n scotland and north—east england. tuesdayis scotland and north—east england. tuesday is a similar story, in between weather systems so largely calm. variable amounts of cloud to start, early rain in the south clears away and we should see the rain in south—east scotland and north—east england ease down into the afternoon. elsewhere increasing sunshine, more for england and wales. could set off the odd shower. most places dry. 22 degrees. we have a frontal system working across the country as we head into wednesday. some of the rain could be quite heavyin some of the rain could be quite heavy in england and wales before it clears eastwards, wind more of a feature in the south of england and south wales through the channel. the afternoon could be one of sunshine and showers and some could be heavy, perhaps slow—moving as the winds will be lighter further north. temperature 16—20. the low pressure clears away and a brief ridge of high pressure to start thursday but a deep low pressure sy

drier and brighter towards the south and east.ext few days, that area of low pressure does clear away, but the next area of low pressure is hot on its heels and we're going to see further changeable and unsettled weather to come. so what can we expect this week? well, there will be rain and showers at times, particularly in the north and west. not a total wash—out, some sunshine, the best of it to be found in the south and east. breezy at times, with temperatures close to average for the time of year. so, here's how it looks as we go overnight into monday. we've got that band of showery rain gradually working its way east, some showers following on behind it. ahead of it, though, a largely dry picture with some clear spells. temperatures not falling too far, in the double figures for most. potential for one or two showers just feeding to the south and east in the early hours. so, monday starts off with that band of showery rain over in the west. it works its way eastwards through the day. could be some heavy bursts of rain in ther

we could see more of that as that rain sweeps its way further east arriving in sidney. gonna move away however, from brisbin as it hops across the tasman. see we've got one where the system moving in after another. and by the time we get to choose say, it will be western areas of the south island that turn rather wintry. that sure weather update. ah, i'm from mother to daughter, an ancient croft kept alive by a bustling matriarch ah, from start to finish. all traditions intertwined with new designs, making this families place unique and to new z as rich tapestry the threat on a da 0 ah ah, welcome back here watching out as a reminder of our top stories this hour. at least 37 people have been killed and 450 injured and a major fight and bangladesh blazed broke out at a container storage facility where flammable chemicals were repeatedly thing kept. several missile strikes have hit the outskirts of ukraine's capital, keep injuring at least one person. cities been sped for major strikes for several weeks off to russia, refocus it's offensive to the east of the country. sou

some brightness and sunshine, particularly in the south and east.nd average for the time of year. so we start off by looking at monday, you can see we have this band of showery rain that gradually works its way eastwards as we move through the day. if you catch one of those showers, they could be heavy, possibly thundery. drier conditions feeding in behind. it will turn cloudier across northern ireland with some a maximum of 21 degrees celsius. and it will be a blustery day again. we have a south—south westerly wind across the board. the winds not quite as strong as they were on sunday. wimbledon�*s kicking off on monday. there is the chance we could see one or two showers. but as the day wears on, becoming drier with some prolonged spells of sunshine and temperatures in the low 20s. so, we saw that cloud and rain moving into northern ireland. as we move into tuesday, that area of low pressure bringing that wet weather gradually pushes its way eastwards. it doesn't make a great deal of progress. so again, for tuesday, we're looking at a fairly soggy

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still the east bay east bay shoreline.t that. 55 santa rosa and 65 for san jose. it will be noticeably warmer by comparison for the east bay than the north bay. and even the south bay today. so central valley still going to be bacon quite a bit today, but the change for everybody is coming here come those on shore. winds clocking in after inland heating. this will have become more parent tomorrow with more cooling expected going day by day. this got a lot of the north bay involved in this too and getting into the teens into the 20 so somewhat of a car, common occurrence. but sometimes with these heat spikes, although wasn't noticeable, this go around, we sometimes get those winds completely shut off and boy did. this makes it miserable. looking what happens off the pacific over the we get this traffic that comes in. it does give us the cloud cover coming and going as it as it were and encourages the marine layer each morning. cooling our temperatures down. just no rain. now, this looked a little bit more inviting way upstr

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low 100 through the east bay. our typical spot for the valleys where that heat likes to get trapped, will be in those low 100 hundred and five in concord, as we talked about. 101 in pleasanton. that is a warm day for you in oakland at 90. a lot of folks need near the bay don't have air conditioning, so think now about how you're going to stay cool tomorrow. a movie theater or maybe a friend with a pool. take a nice, cold it. i can always help because you can see palo alto and 97. redwood city, 98. san francisco, love you don't have ac. 86 in downtown, 85 in the mission. important, remember to drink plenty of water. as for the north bay, hundred and two, 103 in ukiah, and hundred in novato. the other layout i am adding on tonight, the way i see things, a system to the south. once we hit wednesday and thursday, does look like some thunderstorms will bubble up. also some humidity coming on in. so with body chance of thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. on my forecast in san francisco woke off this week and with the

drier and brighter towards the south and east. of low pressure is hot on its heels and we're going to see further changeable and unsettled weather to come. so what can we expect this week? well, there will be rain and showers at times, particularly in the north and west. not a total wash—out, some sunshine, the best of it to be found in the south and east. breezy at times, with temperatures close to average for the time of year. so, here's how it looks as we go overnight into monday. we've got that band of showery rain gradually working its way east, some showers following on behind it. ahead of it, though, a largely dry picture with some clear spells. temperatures not falling too far, in the double figures for most. potential for one or two showers just to feed into the south and east in the early hours. so, monday starts off with that band of showery rain over in the west. it works its way eastwards through the day. could be some heavy bursts of rain in there. if you catch one of those showers, it has the potential to be heavy,

ultimately, if people in africa and the middle east find i africa and the middle east find their livesening in africa and ukraine it is not the case, that they will necessarily look at the western say we support your warm no matter what. the fight for political support across the globe is just going to get tougher, isn't it? globe is 'ust going to get tougher, isn't it? , ., , globe is 'ust going to get tougher, isn't it? , . , , isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is _ isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is also _ isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is also the _ isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is also the point - isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is also the point of- isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is also the point of this | and that is also the point of this strategy because many countries across the world at russia's invasion of ukraine very differently than we do. the west rightly sees that this was an unprovoked attack against a sovereign neighbour, a peaceful neighbour, but unfortunately the russian narrativ

east and west do not mistrust each other because we are armed. we are armed because we mistrust each other. and our differences are not about weapons. but about liberty when president kennedy spoke at the city hall those 24 years ago. freedom was encircled. berlin was under siege and today despite all the pressures upon this city berlin stands secure in his liberty and freedom itself is transforming the globe. in the philippines in south and central america democracy has been given a rebirth. throughout the pacific free markets are working miracle after miracle of economic growth. in the industrialized nations a technological revolution is taking place a revolution marked by rapid dramatic advances in computers and telecommunications. in europe only one nation and those it controls refuse to join the community of freedom. yet in this age of redoubled economic growth of information and innovation the soviet union faces a choice. it must make fundamental changes or it will become obsolete. today thus represents a moment of hope. we in the west stan

outwardly, attention shifts from west to east.is focusing inland on specific projects for restructuring the economy and maintaining the quality of life of citizens. it seems that now is the time to understand how sg principles began to change the work of the company, why and for whom it is needed, and to realize that sustainable development is not an additional burden, but a natural trend and new opportunities. it was a green transition on the russia 24 tv channel, see you. it's always interesting how it all starts. now everyone will see the producers of good things want and most importantly. the forces of the lpr and the russian army entered the territory of the settlement of katerinovka, they said in the people's militia of the republic katerinovka is one of the important fortified areas out loud. at the same time, they continue to attack residential areas on the eve of the rocket. they again used it in stakhanov, and the situation in the lpr, we will find out from our special correspondent igor pikhanov, he is in direct contact

not williams. blood letters in the east. it's difficult for us because of the lack of appropriate weapons with if our mission to reclaim the region when it leads to tens of thousands of our people dying for. yeah, we will wait for the appropriate weapons to save as many of our people as we can. not the weapons are what will reclaim the territory the way jesus are you, and we'll do 5 years in the sucking theses. russia is pushing to seize the entire eastern region of don bass, which has already been partially in the hands of pro russian separatists since 2014 severe done yet. has seen widespread destruction. similar to what happened in the port city of mario poll, but ukrainian forces have had some small successes elsewhere in the east. more than a 1000 civilians were evacuated from russian controlled towns around hockey id than the most is in the my there's no power but didn't have no phone service, no water in the echo. it's hard with guns. i can't contact my children. like my oldest daughter, there's no work and no money t

, even the east bay shore. we're talking about oakland, alameda, hayward, fremont. everybody included in this on the east side of the bay and as we head towards the west san francisco excluded the coastline excluded but the rest of the peninsula and down into the south bay beyond gilroy, we've got that advisory. they're also includes the santa cruz mountains. checking in on the temperature change just from yesterday. 18 degrees hotter right now in napa 13 in nevada along the coastline, even half moon bay 16 degrees warmer and for the inner east paid livermore at 10 degrees warmer 93 for you there. in the north bay 94 in napa, 96, santa rosa and far inland communities this time of year. it is the first day of summer we could see another 5 to 10 degrees of warming by the end of the day, so it is a scorcher out there with that heat advisory also have a spare the air alert to talk about more on this coming up in just a little bit. okay sounds good. thank you, rosemary . and with the temperatures in the triple digit

the shy community are settled mainly in the east, and in the south of lebanon. the shiites had suffered directly from the invasion and israeli occupation. some resolved to take up arms and resist. fear cannot the it was my belief in 1982 the son that israel was an enemy and they saw ely do what i supported the palestinian cause of the year. and for this i considered myself to be on this side. and if he had the offender, not even cassim was then 29 years old. a chemistry teacher in beirut. he was leader of the union of islamist educational associations, associate organization. or was it not in the enamel home and you were for us thinking of him. um huh. mainly chimed perfectly without the belief. let the not man behalf, as we got together with some of his le missed groups and came to an agreement, how to get slimy. yeah. will much more is lemmy. yeah, kenneth mosher with a few of nan whether he went to iran to proclaim our willingness to pledge allegiance to a mom or maybe to allow him to be or guide. and to respect his authority, he then lena and he gave us his

the home _ east africa is on hold.is lunchtime and that— home secretary this lunchtime and that it will happen. but some news _ and that it will happen. but some news what _ and that it will happen. bit some news what viewers are not happy with the use of those terms. meanwhile, astrid had a different point to make. well, someone who has been thinking about the use of language in this context is dominic who is the bbc�*s homing little thank you for coming on newswatch. how should we describe these people crossing the channel?— the channel? this is really commentator _ the channel? this is really commentator because - the channel? this is really commentator because the j the channel? this is really - commentator because the law is about to change, which is going, to be frank, the company muddy the waters here about the language. the basic fact is claiming asylum when you are saying you are a refugee and need addiction is not a crime. it is likely, headed by what is happening at the channel at the moment where you can ha

there is going to be some relief for the east coast as that system pushes off for the east temperatures, rebounding up into the mid to high thirty's. now, there is a bit of a trickle of rain affecting the gulf of mexico, but much of the heavy rain can be found in costa rica. we could see up to a 100 millimeters for the next 24 hours. and of course, that could mean more flooding here, and we're watching a disturbance that's forming off to the coast of mexico with some heavy rain along the west coast in the days to come by mexico city. seeing a bit of rain and sunshine at $23.00 degrees celsius. ah, the gotta one of the fastest growing nations in the world won the cost of needed to oakland and development pool track, international shipping companies to become a key, middle east and trade and money skilfully knocked down 3 key areas of development . who filling up from it, so connecting the world, connecting the future while the cato castillo's gateway to whoa trade. ah ah, you're watching or does it reminder of untold stories? this are china's defense minister says ty, one's re unificatio

and the pipe to the east? and in general, this scenario is already being implemented under the word labor pipe, we mean, uh, everything. uh, traditional russian exports the russian economy has actually demonstrated. e, absolutely e not about- extraordinary flexibility. eh, well, no one expected that perestroika and adjustment to the new situation would take place at such a fast pace. eh, and of course it happens. this is largely due to the fact that the russian economy over the years. e. gained unique experience and most of it is private, because only private initiatives, only a huge number of subjects of independent economic entities can quickly rebuild their business, including rebuild export flows. and we see that uh, let's say, if we talk about oil, then 73% of deliveries in march. mae has already been redirected to countries that have not imposed sanctions against russia and, of course, there are problems associated with logistics , discounts, and so on and so forth, but that no less such terms uh, redire

though in the east and accusations of war, crimes are being investigated. the war has contributed to a massive rise in food and fuel prices around the world. the bus or avi has more from keith. if we go back to a 100 days ago, the whole world thought that ukraine would fall within just a few days, 3 days a week, maybe a few weeks. that was the, that was the estimation by experts and world leaders that ukraine could not withstand the, the force of the russian invasion. they come to its doors, but he is still standing many cities in the west. they are still standing. the russians have had to re mobilize to other parts of the country pulling out of places that they intended to conquer within the hours if not days. so that certainly does represent a victory in and of itself for the ukrainians. now in terms of what's happening in the east did it, is it is difficult to forget that the war is, of course, still going on and is absolutely devastating much of the country in the east and the south. that those are the battlefront now. and they are fighting is concentra

the east mad pipeline can carry 9 to 12000000 cubic meters of natural gas annually. that's around 10 percent of europe supply. but the project is still in the planning stages for now and may take years before it can be operational. and it's just one project among others currently and exploration. gina co and joins us now. she is an expert on the eastern mediterranean and natural gas market. gina, thank you for joining us. now. will this project and others like it? will they be ready in time? will they be operational in time to help europe's a very current taught gas crisis? well, it depends exactly when we started constructing them. there are for potential projects, as you said, the east med pipeline, which would go all the way from israel by cyprus, into italy. and there's another short pipeline which is potentially can be done to go from israel to turkey. and then there are 2 liquid vacation projects, either using the egyptian facility is all doing a floating leak of vacation facility in this room. each one of these projects has a different timeline for potentially

drier and brighter towards the south and east.essure is hot on its heels and we're going to see further changeable and unsettled weather to come. so what can we expect this week? well, there will be rain and showers at times, particularly in the north and west. not a total wash—out, some sunshine, the best of it to be found in the south and east. breezy at times, with temperatures close to average for the time of year. so, here's how it looks as we go overnight into monday. we've got that band of showery rain gradually working its way east, some showers following on behind it. ahead of it, though, a largely dry picture with some clear spells. temperatures not falling too far, in the double figures for most. potential for one or two showers just to feed into the south and east in the early hours. so, monday starts off with that band of showery rain over in the west. it works its way eastwards through the day. could be some heavy bursts of rain in there. if you catch one of those showers, it has the potential to be heavy, possibly t

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drier and brighter towards the south and east.ressure does clear away, but the next area of low pressure is hot on its heels and we're going to see further changeable and unsettled weather to come. so what can we expect this week? well, there will be rain and showers at times, particularly in the north and west. not a total wash—out, some sunshine, the best of it to be found in the south and east. breezy at times, with temperatures close to average for the time of year. so, here's how it looks as we go overnight into monday. we've got that band of showery rain gradually working its way east, some showers following on behind it. ahead of it, though, a largely dry picture with some clear spells. temperatures not falling too far, in the double figures for most. potential for one or two showers just to feed into the south and east in the early hours. so, monday starts off with that band of showery rain over in the west. it works its way eastwards through the day. could be some heavy bursts of rain in there. if you catch one of those s

now the russians have been using aerial bombardment as part of their offensive in the east, so an anti aircraft system like this one that's being promised by germany. and by the way, the u. s. is also promising to supply such systems that will make a difference. and nonetheless, this newest pledge from sholtes essentially looks like more of the piecemeal reactive approach that he has been criticized or, and it certainly won't satisfy those who say that battle tanks are key to holding off the russians as they go into this war of attrition and now the chance the chancellor promised that his handling of the ukraine a crisis would signal a turning point for german for a foreign policy at sight and vendor is 3 months into the war. now after today's speech, can we say that he is truly leading germany into a new era? know a basically that speech that you refer to on february 27th. that took many people by surprise as the chancellor essentially broke with long standing german taboos on weapons deliveries. to crisis zones, and there were hopes possibly in some quarters, even fears that germany

this is in the east bay, and redwood city $6.09, and that is still really expensive. so, hopefully we can get through this together and let's talk about your east bay drive times, no major delays, and grand avenue is looking at eight minutes, and let's head to the bridges, there is typical morning slowing about 12 minutes and westbound 84 you are looking at ten minutes, and remember the bart delays are about 20 minutes. >>> 6:12 and stepping away from meta the details on the major staff shakeup and what it may mean for facebook. >>> more news including the queen's platinum jubilee, we will have a look at the celebrations underway right now. we'll be right back. self-driving cars. our power grid. water treatment plants. hospital systems. they're all connected to the internet... and vladimir putin or a terrorist could cause them all to self-destruct... a cyber 9-11 that would destroy our country. i'm dan o'dowd and i wrote the software that keeps our air defenses secure. i approved this message because i need your vote for u.s. senate to send a message... congress needs

a new middle east was taking shape. nothing whenever be the same again. karen's ambitions and interests were on a collision course with washington and televi. a great clash was looming. ah, me. on this day, nearly 90000 israeli soldiers, 1300 tanks and 1500 personnel carriers, invaded lebanon. a country seemingly unconnected to the emerging confrontation between iran, israel and the united states. torn apart by civil war for many years, lebanon had become a regional battleground, syria occupied a part of the country to the east. but in the south, especially the p. a low was all powerful. the palestinian organisation had made the area it's operational base for instigating deadly rates against israel. on june 6th, 1982 tel aviv launched operation piece for galilee. the objective was spelled out loud and clear to seize control of southern lebanon, and thus put an end to the gorilla operations launched by arafat fed again with him here full fight and destroy those organizations that have been killing and murdering all paper

we have 80's going hunt in the east bay east of the east bay hills. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline, we're finding it in the 70's all lined up here, although. >> we have kind of a freakishly 86 going on a berkeley, san francisco still at 79 was the hottest coldest winter ever have as a summer and not living up to that right now. 68 for petaluma 80 sandhill lena. and that's again. you have the elevation issue going on there. it's a little bit of thermal gradient there because we don't have mixing. so the separation is occurring. think of it like the 1000 islands, the oil stays at the top like the that less dense, warmer air solano county. you guys are still on the under the gun here again until tomorrow. at 10 o'clock with advisory, excessive heat. that will be again for tomorrow because law fi temperatures still be found in the east bay, too. but really it's a forecast office out of sacramento is doing that even though we'll see really high temperatures in the east bay in some parts of the north bay, too. the winds. let's see what happens as we get

we're doing what to stay cool in the east bay. it's just a little bit hotter than what to well some headed to public parks to socialize and have a refreshing drink others like ralph and sheila etheridge decided to head to the lafayette reservoir. the el sobrante couples. say the cool breeze there mates at the perfect place for an afternoon walk. try not to overdo it if you're a little older, you know to if you get feeling a little dizzy, you know, i usually jt or sit down. but while the heat bothers some others say they don't mind it now. it doesn't bother you when it gets real real hot. sure. chris neal says he was looking forward to getting outside on saturday. the orinda resident says he's taken steps over the past few years to make sure his home stays cool during the hot summer months. i've insulated my house. well from the heat i've put in a good ventilation. from the roof when i had the new roof installed. and key is having a couple of fans. but for those who can't beat the heat as effectively the etheridge's say staying hom

we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's. the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. oh, i know when i was shot same wrong. why don't i just don't yes. to fill out this thing because the after an engagement equals the trail, when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground in the reason is menu scarlett and if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about about because your friends prosper don't but your home and symbols on display space reach guy. so you guys don't talk to strangers. shock, avoid noisy gatherings and one of them are actually eaten your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because your russian much and i. ready was and i was so glad the way that he's being picked up by neutral wasn't sure the body pacific socially consigned me. the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s. r e. okay. and france had stalled because at the same time, london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, inte

it's offensive to the east of the country. south korea's military says north korea's fired at least 8 short range, ballistic missiles of its eastern coast. the projectiles are believed have landed outside japan's exclusive economic zone. hundreds of israeli settlers, storm the isle axiom moss compound that dorn under the protection of israeli forces in cash lead to confrontations with palestinian worshippers. it follows violence last week during israeli flag de marches in the muslim quarter of occupied east jerusalem in wild. is there, a media network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalist. in the occupied westbank serene apo enclave was shot in the head by railey forces while she was on assignment. in janine, on the day of her funeral, israeli forces storm the procession and started beating mourners, causing pull barris. to almost drop her casket. it didn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral

elsewhere, though, it should be largely dry but across south east scotland, north east england, we'llvalues in the south, single values there for eastern scotland, north east england. for tuesday, it's a bit of a similar story. we're in between weather systems, so a largely calm day, i think. variable amounts of cloud to start the day. early rain in the south will clear away and we should see the rain in south east scotland, north east england ease down as well into the afternoon. elsewhere, increasing amounts of sunshine — more for england and wales — so it'll feel warmer. could set off the odd shower again, but most places dry — highs of 22 degrees. later in the day, we start to see some rain getting in towards the far south—west — that's because we've got this frontal system working its way in across the country as we head on into wednesday. now, some of this rain could be quite heavy — particularly for england and wales for a time — before it clears its way eastwards. winds more of a feature, as well, across the south of england, south wales, certainly through the channel. into th

east asia. everyone is concerned about what happened started. how knows that sir was going to hold for what is global warming? how to update and the g resources of the arctics. so we can have a small group of countries, low 7 countries to exclude $170.00 countries from that topic. so i believe will return to reasonable dialogue in some time. am i hearing you correctly the bi, excluding russia, b r c council. pretty much canceled itself as, as if i give it a shot to the arctic into. but you can look, you know, you can look it up into and hope it to contain what it's got. so now you have an empty half of nothingness, and we have to resume normal consultations, normal dialogue as soon as possible. and finally, russia has the largest coastline in the arctic, and it's also an area of bio for the country security. it hosts the number of strategic military installations and western analysts have long been using rush of trying to militarize the north. i want to how much conservation or even synergy ther

the far north east of china. i generally try there for basing a 27 celsius, similar condition there for shanghai, the seasonal raise, the may, your friend that will continue to bring big downpours across southern parts of china with the risk of further localized flooding. some lively showers to winter. the philippines are scattering a shower, across malaysia, and on in to were indonesia. some showers, therefore indo china showers to still the forecasts across the southern parts of india. this is the light of the monsoon rains. the showers will pay pop for the west for tuesday, casa, airway official airline of the journey. the activists rat, the founder of african cinema. out you see the world tells the story of the more italian direct a film making style for that he made the brake fluid. sooner to find a way to me is a mode was a fighter that his weapons were his mind and his intelligence made honda rebel african. tell me on how to see lou ah, watching. i'll just remind him now about top stores. india is a govern

s. consulate in occupied east jerusalem for palestinians. every single promise that was central to jo biden's foreign policy, as a vision of sustaining recuperating and reimagining, our role on the world stage has been betrayed and trodden over. officially, the president's trip is about advancing us interests in the middle east. by given jo biden's plunging popularity, the ramifications of the trip back in the united states, maybe even more consequential. kimberly help get al jazeera, the white house. the french president has declared that nato will do all it can to in russia's invasion of ukraine, while conceding, no one knows what the conflict has in store. emmanuel mcroy arrived in romania to begin a tour of eastern europe, which will also take him to moldova. both countries share borders with ukraine, and france has about 500 soldiers deployed in romania. well inside ukraine, government forces say they're trying to get the law civilians out of civil row. dannetta corneshia has destroyed all bridges out of the city and is fighting to take

out says she's sharing her story for the other employees at east bay mud. i'm doing this for myself in any other woman at the district who was afraid to speak up for the it melanie wood for abc 7 news. we are learning more about the spread of monkey pox in the united states today the cdc confirmed. there are 45 cases nationwide more than twice the number identified last week, even though it is spreading doctors say no one has died from the outbreak cdc officials have dismissed the idea that monkey pox's airborne. they insist the risk to the general population is actually quite low you ucsf infectious disease specialist, dr. monica gandhi tells abc 7 news that the majority of cases are happening among. men who have sex with other men. that's why organizers of san francisco's pride parade have partnered with the city's department of public health to run a series of psas about monkey pox during the event. we just wanted to make sure that much like with covid in the early times of that pandemic or that disease that we were on the front lines of educating our co

a 4.1 earthquake out of pittsburg in the east bay. a lot of people felt it. >> it is the concord green valley fault. it extends from mount diablo to carquinez strait. the aftershocks could continue over the next weeks and months. in general, the large earthquake, more of the aftershocks, we could feel that. this is a 4.1 and is considered a small one there. >> there so many people across the bay area. i jumped on twitter and asked if someone could feel it. amy in walnut creek, she said it woke the dogs up. tonya in antioch felt a sharp jolt. across the bay along the peninsula, michelle felt it in hillsboro. irene felt it in south san francisco. it was felt in the mission. lisa felt it in napa. it happened at 5:07 this morning. everyone jumped on social media and we have the luxury to do that now because 4.1 is probably not enough to cause damage, but may be starting the day or the workouts early in the morning, certainly one to wake them up. no doubt. we're not surprised so many people in the east bay are looking at the fault line its

and so of yan skin ukraine's east. now, one of the epi centers of russia's invasion war is everywhere. much of the city has been flattened by russian strikes. you know, to like you to know, is it really necessary to launch this rocket on this house? and on this one and the one next door i'm with you. tell me dat. sure. let that damn persian thinks that russian missiles are coming. but really what, how much does it cost? is there a cost millions? what is this rocket designed for this house? not, you know, ukraine's president for a lot of may, zalinski, has said that victory will eventually belong to ukraine. or so great view craned on forces are here. most importantly, our people here. oh, we've defended ukraine for $100.00 days already. the dish and victory will be ours . glory to crane. but i'm also mama slow growing. even if residents share their president's optimism here in the dawn bass, that promise feel the long way away. will dw correspondent young phillip sholtes is in cave and outlined how the conflicts tom's

early peak in the pollen levels in east anglia, the south—east, and then a later peak in the west.tening up, could just see a few spots of rain around lunchtime, but mostly dry for the bulk of the day. dry into the evening and overnight too across eastern areas, but the next batch of wet and windy weather pushes in through northern ireland and towards the west. keeping temperatures here in teens for one or two, but a chillier night to the eastern half of the country, 5—6 degrees in rural areas to start tuesday. so this is the next area of low pressure for tuesday, coming off the atlantic and stalling. the winds blowing up the weatherfront, so it doesn't move a great deal. it will clear away from northern ireland during the morning, but will linger across parts of central south—western scotland, wales and push into the western fringes of england. brighter skies in the west later, always dry and brighter through central—eastern england, where it will be a bit warmer, 2a degrees the potential high. overall, though, temperatures around average for the time of year. more rain in the nor

right around 90 degrees for oakland and the east bay. mid tuper 90s to around 100 degrees as you go farther inland in the north bay. some of the hotter spots even farther north up to 103 for windsor. forget the specific numbers. want to look at our heat risk which for today was on the low end of the scale, a few spots in the moderate category. let's switch to tomorrow. this is a much angrier looking map. seeing more red indicating high levels of heat risk and that mainly means for vulnerable populations. the elderly, small children, anybody who works outdoors, stay hydrated, find some air conditioning or at least some shade whenever possible. just don't overexert yourself. also going to be a challenging air quality day, especially inland in the east bay and santa clara county. spare the air day because the same heat dome that's producing the hot temperatures at ground level also tends to trap urban pollutants. there are going to be changes later on this week. we'll see plenty of sunshine overhead tomorrow. i don't think a cloud in the sk

there is a bit of an east—west split today, however, the further east you go, the drier it is and theof wales, northern ireland in particular cooler and we'll have those heavy downpours as mentioned. now, i've spoken about the winds already, thanks to the presence of that low pressure. these are the wind gusts in excess of a0, 50mph across the isle of man, parts of anglesey, western coastal fringes, for example. yes, it will be breezy or blustery further east, but not quite as windy here. how is it looking at glastonbury? well, it will be quite windy at times, i think, with some heavy showers, but it will brighten up and i think we will see some sunshine at times. let's head through this evening, then. the weather front is very slowly creeping across towards the east, introducing those heavy downpours with it. again, we could hear the odd rumble of thunder, i think eastern parts of england remaining dry, but we can't rule out the odd shower here as well. top temperatures reaching 11 or 12 celsius as far as our lows are concerned tonight. now, the low pressure i was speaking of earlier

riders in the east bay can expect delays.ws are still working on the rail after tuesday's partial derailment. we're told the heat curved the tracks causing two cars to actually jump off. b.a.r.t. says cars will single track along the yellow line, adding five to 15 minutes of travel time through the area. >>> should the monkeypox outbreak be classified as a public health emergency of international concern? the world health organization is heading into an emergency meeting today to discuss this. this is the highest level of alarm set by the orgtization. >> it comes as a major bay area medical center is becoming one of the first in the country to launch a diagnostic test for the disease. elizabeth cook has this story. >> reporter: the virus that causes monkeypox isn't new, but the fact most cases in the current outbreak are occurring outside where the virus historically lives, well, that is. >> i called the hospital. i said look, i've been diagnosed with monkeypox, can you help? they told me do not come into hospital. we are not