the east, and what is it now?eant this just what a very stereotype it is, you know that how to talk about galicia as a territory of coffee, a territory of cups with croissants, in fact, the east is much more complicated and so much more unambiguous, and well , because it is, for example, the city of kharkiv, as i am a very powerful metropolis, we are powerful both intellectually and business-wise and political kharkiv determined and determines a lot of things, and therefore it will probably not work to somehow reduce all this to the wild field, despite the fact that there are elements, the elements of the decoupling have always been the east, it is a specific plus very heterogeneous therefore that i, for example, there is kharkiv region, for example, northern donbas, there is southern donbas, and they differ in terms of attitudes and mental, cultural, historical, and linguistic, that's why the east is different, but i agree with you in the main thing that at first this aid that there was a large-scale invasion cha

the president is in the middle east. inflation hits 941% in june and the january 6 committee hearing continues. we want to know what is the top story of the wood for you. is it one of the ones i mentioned or something else. give us a call only by party affiliation. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independence, (202) 748-8002. you can send us a tweet at c-span wj. welcome to washington journal. before we get to your calls, i want to show you the front pages of the newspapers this morning, all three newspapers have that same story and the fist bump between president biden and the crown prince of saudi arabia. this here is the new york times and the wall street journal. the president is still in saudi arabia and he was asked about what he said to the prince about slain journalists.

that's the message from tehran as it it accuses the us of inflaming tensions in the middle east. as joe biden wraps up his 1st presidential visit to the region and as re longer is gripped by mass outrage over shortages of food and fuel. the south asian country seeks rushes help to provide much needed energy supplies. we hear from locals struggling to cope with the crisis. we're only able to give our children now once a day. the counting and gab basic amounts in foreign children. with broadcasting, lot of direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we start with updates on the war in ukraine as incoming artillery fire is reported in russia's course region near the ukrainian border. in massive blaze, reportedly from the shelling has been captured in the video posted on social media . some the border area has been experiencing incoming fire for weeks. the regions governor has said that the russian military has been advancing in nearby and ukraine's neighboring sumi region for this footage was released by t

our new framework for the middle east has five key principles. i would like to share them with you today. the united states world support and strengthen partnerships with countries who subscribe to the rules-based of international order. we will make sure that those countries can defend themselves against foreign threats. the united states and into the countries around the table are an essential part of that order. we reject use of brute force to change borders. the entire group voted in the general assembly to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine. it was an watershed -- a watershed moment. it shows territorial integrity, i want to be clear. supporting the rule-based order does not mean we have to agree on every issue. it does mean that we outline around core principles. about us work together on the most pressing global challenges -- it means we work together on the most pressing global challenges. we are committing millions of dollars to alleviate food insecurity in the region with more than $1 billion coming from the united states. on energy s

lets trip actually added to the problems in the middle east.— in the middle east.ther, there is the first of a number of debates taking place, they will continue through the weekend, they will then continue beyond the weekend as the number of candidates is reduced on monday by british conservatives voting again to whittle the list down. the three frontrunners are pretty clear. rishi sunak, the former chancellor, liz truss, the foreign secretary, and penny mordant who is relatively unknownjunior penny mordant who is relatively unknown junior minister. penny mordant who is relatively unknownjunior minister. give us penny mordant who is relatively unknown junior minister. give us a sense of what your impressions are of these three and what they might mean, if anything different, for britain? , . ' britain? they will be different. each primer— britain? they will be different. each primer minister - britain? they will be different. each primer minister brings i britain? they will be different. each primer minister brings a l each primer minister brings a different— each

but a renewable middle east.he echo system of sustainable, under your leadership with will continue transforming our region from a source of global tension to a source of global stability, progress. we middle east could grow into a meeting point and combine medical research, clean energy, food security, peaceful exchange among faint in vivo. this is the blessing will bring in the coming days your meeting. just as we are united in promoting peace and cooperation in the middle east, where also united in our opposition to our wrongs and that of its proxies and driver nuclear weapons capability. which is one of the greatest threats to this region and perhaps the world at large. we know the united states is committed to security as you have reiterated throughout this visit. this was underscored in the important jerusalem joint declaration, which you prime minister lapid agreed and signed today. echo your own ironclad unshakable commitment to israel's security and well-being. i commend your administration clear moral s

. >> president biden continues his middle east trip this morning visiting saudi arabia. watch live coverage of his arrival at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span two. you can also watch our free mobile video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> during his trip to the middle east, president biden received the medal of honor from the israeli president. after spending three days in the region, he traveled to saudi arabia for the next leg of his trip. this runs 25 minutes. please ride bryce for the state the president of israel and the president of the united states of america the honorable joseph r biden. moco moco moco moco moco moco moco moco moco. that's the honorable joseph r biden junior, president of the six avenue america his excellency yair lapid the state of israel. ministers, collective members, religious leaders, excellencies, distinguished leaders and honored guests. mr. president you are the 16th consecutive american president with whom my family has had the privilege of engaging for over 80 years fdr was the first one. i am so delighted to host you here in the

both on the world stage and in the middle east. around the world we are seeing efforts to undermine the rules-based order. but china's increasingly course of actions in the in the pacific and beyond, russia's brutal and unprovoked war against its neighbor in ukraine with a razz destabilizing activities here in the middle east we've also seen critical changes. for the first time since 9/11, an american president is visiting this region without american troops being engaged in combat and acommon mission in the region . will always honor the bravery and selflessness of the and sacrifices of the americans who served including my son major the lighting who was stationed in iraq for a year and will never forget the memory of the 7000 54 american troops who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving iniraq, afghanistan and elsewhere over the last two decades . but today i'm proud to be able to say that the era of land wars in the region, worth involving hugenumbers of american forces is not underway . but we maintain both the capacity and

a lot of 60's east of the east bay hills, one, the east bay shoreline still holding on to a lot of 50r san francisco. okay. we've got a fog scattered clouds for san francisco, keeping that even into the afternoon, some of the few little puppy clouds leftover 70's for the bay. 90 happening in london. and that will most likely be in the east bay for the week ahead. kind of rinse and repeat here is what we've got going on because there's no major systems in the pacific to change things for us. only thing is we might get a little whisper of the monsoon midweek here for the mid layers of the atmosphere a little bit then into next weekend, they clouds mostly sunny inland 70's for the bay 90 ish inland because we're working on those numbers that we might see a little bit of a bump going on. temperature wise again for today. once we take care of the fog, it's back to a few little scattered clouds for san francisco afternoon clearing oakland working pretty good at that right now in 84 san jose for high kind of indicative of showing you what other areas inland are like contrasted with the east

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it's been called the worst flooding to hit india's north east. and i some state, the rain may have stopped now, but the flood waters are still here. inundating large areas of the region. many have lost everything, unsure of how aware they will rebuild their lives. had more now. yeah. her police say that one month has passed since we started living here, and our fields and crops up submerged in water. our houses inundated, now this road has become our home and more than 200 people have died and millions have been displaced by the severe floods that swept across india's northeast region and neighboring bangladesh. medical teams are still trying to reach affected areas . they say many and now at risk of contracting waterborne diseases, we can impose flood men as men and our mini source, like her acute gastro enteritis, and, and pew her, her, in many cases, has been admitted and imperious hospital. every year heavy monsoon rains cause rivers to flood, but this year was worse than ever. as a sum and neighbouring migalia state received more rain than a

let's begin in the middle east.den is engaged in this middle east trip, started in israel, met the palestinian leader, then on to saudi arabia to meet muhammad bin salman, the controversial crown prince. what does he want from this visit? what is he seeking from saudi arabia, particularly? i think this is a trip that you could see he did not really want to make. it is controversial, particularly in the democratic party, because of mohammed bin salman�*s record on human rights, because of it is being seen as a backtracking on his promises on climate change. biden has billed this as primarily about regional security, about, you know, fostering greater ties between israel and arab countries under the abraham accords, pushing that further. you know, building, possibly extending the yemen ceasefire. but ultimately, it is about getting more oilfrom saudi arabia. that is probably the most challenging part of the trip. from what we understand, he is unlikely to leave with any concrete commitments on that front. it remains t

we north-east it has increased 12% in the same period.— north-east it has increased 12% in the same period the same period. we have for a long time had one of the _ the same period. we have for a long time had one of the highest - the same period. we have for a long time had one of the highest rates, i time had one of the highest rates, if not the highest rate of unemployment anywhere in the country. we also have the lowest weekly earning5 acro55 country. we also have the lowest weekly earning5 across the whole of the uk, so for people in work it is hard to progress out of poverty although they are in work. fix, although they are in work. a government spokesperson said 500,000 fewer children are in absolute poverty after housing costs and in 2009, and 8 million vulnerable familie5 2009, and 8 million vulnerable families will get direct payments of at least £1200 from this week. the speed limit in all areas in wales will be cut if members of the senate vote for it this evening. the welsh government says it will lead to fewer accidents and help walkers and cyclists. the5e 5igns and cyclists.

this trip to the middle east is and nowthis trip to the middle east is obviously coming against , thisp so he's kind of trying to show that you know he wants to have a foreign policy success. but in terms of energy policy, energy politics as well as supply chain security, he is actually someone who is getting things done. but he has very little to show for what he has actually been promising, and it's also kind of doubtful that he will be able to actually show anything in terms of success on this particular trip. so biden is very much with a , back against the wall. we've got midterm elections, as you were already saying, and so people are looking at him and saying, what does he have to show for himself? and he is entering into a region that -- and that is not just a biden problem, for three consecutive presidents, it has actually been left by its own devices, and vacuums have been filled by local players and buy extra-regional players such as russia and china, competitors to the u.s. so the united states is coming as a superpower to the region , but no longer really received undergrou

here's our policy or find it for day, middle east purpose over. but the question of what's actually achieved is still up in the air. his bid for more and cheap oil has been blown out of the water. i will see the impact of this visit. i suspect you won't see that for another a couple weeks. we, i'd say as a canopy, its oil production beyond 13000000 barrels a day. and after shining the kingdom over the 2018 killing of saudi journalist, jamal cash hockey, all eyes were on what might in which state to the conference i in thank you. thank you. thank you. that's exactly what bite enabled saudi arabia while on his campaign trail back in 2019. but now biting his tongue, he came asking for a favor while still trying to save his own face. correct, calling out of saudi's prior, i don't hear anything. i said, but you don't. cisco bump a to wyatt, do you? mm mm. i did makita from the gulf compilation council. invite him to place it into the united arab emirates to washington. also announcing 1000000000 dollars to many hung guy in the region, while his overall

south—east england.er pulses of rain for scotland and northern ireland. those north—westerly winds are a result of the seed of low pressure are slowly transferring eastwards. the north—west will start to drop the temperatures towards monday. it could be a wet start to the day in northern scotland, it may be some of that wainscoting down into north—east england. a few showers around, quite a bit of dry weather it was some sunshine, and temperatures down. generally high teens for scotland and northern ireland. beyond that through the rest of the week, high pressure is going to be in charge. i think day by day we won't notice there is temperatures tending to rise, but there will be somewhat low pressure system is working towards the north—west of the country threatening rain at times. tuesday's weather, by and large a dry kind of day. cloud develops into the afternoon, if you shall listen to the north—west of the uk. temperatures quite near average, 23 in london isn't part of what we should see for this tim

the 1st russian and ukrainian forces are engaged in heavy fighting for control of the east. and don bos, region, russian forces are inching closer to lisa champs. the last major city under ukrainian control and the east people are escaping the region every day as russian forces attack it from all sides. and the past few hours, moscow bank separatists say they've surrounded the city and captured an oil refinery. the ukrainian army disputes don't claim and says the fighting is still going on. some of the people who manage to escape spoke of what they've endured. what are the practicing the 50 doesn't exist anymore? it has practically been wiped off the face of via, there is no humanitarian aid distribution center. it has been hand danya was killing him. there was no water or electricity. nothing in our town. 11 people died of starvation, but he listened. he didn't have any food with those who did survived. there was a mother with 3 children walking down the road crying. i invited her in and gave her some flower and other things, one of the bustling waiting others. if i stayed

anglia and south east england.ome further pulses of rain for scotland and northern ireland, but here we're going to start to get north—westerly winds feeding in, and those north westerly winds are as a result of this area of low pressure slowly transferring eastwards. the north—westers will start to drop the temperatures a little bit as we go through monday. now, there is still a bit of rain in the forecast. it looks like it could be quite a wet start to the day in northern scotland and maybe some of that rain just skirting down into northeast england too. otherwise, a few showers around, quite a bit of dry weather with some sunshine and temperatures down. generally high teens for scotland and northern ireland, still into the 20s for england and wales and still quite warm across east anglia in the south east of england at 25, but not as hot as it has been. now, taking a look beyond that, through the rest of the week, high pressure is going to be in charge, i think day by day we'll notice those temperatures tending

s. president joe biden walks a tight rope insensitive talks in the middle east bivens and saudi arabia for summit on security. and oil is also match with the saudi crown prince asking him for support. also coming up europe welters, as temperatures across the continent. the summer heat has already caused devastating wildfire in france, portugal, greece and spain. and ukraine accuses russia of using a captured nuclear power plant to store weapons and shell targets. nitro and other cities come under fire. ah, i'm monica jones. good, happy with us. you as president joe biden has joined a summit and saudi arabia biden met saudi arabia's crown prince. muhammad been summoned, raising the issue on the murder of dissident journalist, jamal castro, ve the to have had frosty ties since bite and bow to make the kingdom a pariah over the killing hole. re earliest, dw washington correspondent carolina shamore. y biden. changed his mind to engage with the crown prince. what president biden himself said that this trip to the middle east is mainly about promoting us interests, especially in economic te

will not walk away from the middle east. it's quite canada to ask how much the middle east once the americans to stay, especially now when washington has so little to offer. although we'll can await, might not even be an option any more you're going to do. i guess so the policy was b as in the 1980s to bring down the only places to an extent captain rush us in. ringback or i didn't know that we know was that maybe on the final phase of the soviet union. now, every player that he was attempting by getting to so get to pick up the less i think with a so i think one see this because i think the natural thing finished. this would be that it's not dying before so that it does start grading. it's all in which i know you are local and we already have c, a c or in from washer. and it is a can bring it to it, but it, with, in, or in, from russia. in other words, it's what it's should be in the middle of a policy for them in the fall sheet that are listed by the nations and to be buried some for when we saw the trends, missing their h

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the middle east. he's been having talks with leaders on the sidelines of the meeting, including his m rossi counterpart. shake mohammed been zeit, i'll nissan. later delegates will be discussing issues from security, cooperation to food and energy. will biden us bogged criticism at home soon after his arrival in saudi arabia on friday, by bumping fists with the saudi crown. prince whitehouse correspond kimmy holcombe reports us president joe biden arrived in saudi arabia to a subdued reception that may have been because of his past comments about the kingdom . we would run in fact make them pay the price and make them, in fact, the pariah that they are applied. she made as a presidential candidate after a cia report suggested the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon may have ordered the 2018 killing of journalists, jamal could, shall g. the president's goal is to reset relations and convinced the kingdom to pump more oil to bring down fuel prices in the united states. i'm doing all i can to increas

will not walk away from the middle east. it's quite another to ask how much the middle east won the americans to stay, especially now when washington has so little to offer. although walking away might not even be an option anymore. i think the history books, remember this trip as, as a sort of tipping point of how little power, how little influence, how little he went to germany and really has affect any more intimate lease. you know, it was really basically an event. you know, we live in new, well now a multi polar wealth whereby russia, china, india, turkey, and a few others are forming a block and alliance in the world, just growing exponentially. and which is going to be much, much bigger power in the world than america ever. was transition going on? so u. s. a gemini, hasn't really played much role in the middle east for the last 5 or 6 years. and you can see that it's changing the whole the whole arena is changing. sri lanka has been in turmoil, over shortages of fuel and other essential goods such as food and medicin

feature across the east midlands, east midlands, east anglia, south—east england, quite a hot day, temperatures showers, westerly winds via some slightly cooler there, to produce dropping across the board, high teens low 20s across north—western areas east anglia and the south—east still pretty warm and 25 but not the 30 will have tomorrow. beyond that high fish are england and wales, another week ahead, lots of dry weather with sunny spells, temperatures rising day by day, scotland and northern ireland will see some dry weather, some sunny spells but at times so the weather systems which will bring some thicker cloud and little rain to north—western areas of the uk, particularly towards the end of the week. that's today's weather. bye for now. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines. officials in kent declare a major incident, as long queues form for a second day in dover. delays are also being reported by travellers heading for the eurotunnel in folkestone, with traffic crawling on approaching routes. russian missiles hit the port of odesa — a day after ukraine and russia agreed to restar

not only the mid east but the wider world.o afghanistan in 2001 where human -- where in the remote case of afghanistan could manage to pull off that terrible attack on september 11th, and now we're talking about thousands and thousands of militants, well equipped, well trained n the heartland of the urban middle east. it's a danger. we need to bring the neighborhood together as part of a common architecture to push back against these elements, but also really attend to the fundamental challenges that the middle east is facing, jobs, economic challenges that we are faced with, the terrible, terrible climate changes that are affecting the entire neighborhood. >> so let me translate what i think you're saying, which is, yes, we should have a nuclear deal. >> yes, of course. >> but it's even more than that. you're talking about -- >> -- an integration of our part of the world. >> a reconciliation? >> indeed. the by the way, iraq is play ang important role in acting between the saudis and iranians. there have been conversations in

and the sad part is that the fight in sick for to the middle east. the 1st one in this presidency was marked by a strong and t iran sentiment, and that was both in israel and also in saudi arabia. and we have to realize that this is jerusalem declaration that fight and same with the israeli authorities. either really, it really is quite shocking because they're still leaving this military option, the table and the really have you run as a target. and so i think a very, very much that this is a dangerous situation. and the iranian government is correct. if you run the public, they are spreading it all over the region. biden's sabre rattling comes as the u. s . president has failed to win an immediate oil output increase and a regional security alliance at the arab summit. with more on how biden's middle east tour dashed us hopes for a grand return to the region. here's our she's post here. findings for day, middle east trip is over, but the question of what's actually achieved is still up in the air. his bid for more and she put boil, has been blown o

policy in the middle east after serving as u.s.mbassador to israel for five years, twice, in the clinton administration and in the obama administration, serving as a special envoy. congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz as a leader in congress on all issues of importance to jewish democrats, including support to israel, defending democracy, combating gun violence, and defending reproductive rights. thanks to the three of you for joining us today. before we focused on israel, i would note that president biden is about to take the stage in riyadh, where in an unprecedented development, he flew hours ago from israel directly. let's start there. we will start with ambassador schapiro. what can we expect from the president's speech in saudi arabia which is about to start? mr. schapiro: thank you. it is good to be with everybody to talk about this historic visit. the president landed in jeddah, not riyadh, for a meeting with saudi leadership and in the next 24 hours, gcc members as well as leaders of egypt, jordan and iraq very meaningfu

i've occupied east jerusalem as homes. the small behind in my la garza, the honey, is harvested only twice a year. and these urban bees are pollinating plants much less likely to have been treated with her besides than those around royal farmhouse allah and nannie mal, i've got used to them. i'm not afraid of them. i even feel there's chemistry between us. so hidden did was in silla, women's co, operative is selling next year's harvest through crowd funding, so they can buy more hives to cope with demand. 3 years ago, a bees produced 85 kilos of honey this year. they expect 8 and a half tons. bernard smith, al jazeera.

simon hare, bbc east midlands today, derbyshire.also more likely to be poorer, bbc analysis has revealed. satellite insight firm four earth intelligence provided heat data, which was then cross referenced with the government's measure of relative poverty. the research showed that nearly two—thirds of people living in high—heat areas are also in more deprived places. harriet bradshaw has this exclusive report. climate change is heating things up and even glasgow is vulnerable. in higher temperatures, some city buildings already get hotter compared to others in green spaces. a big problem if you have health issues made worse in the heat. alison has asthma. the whole house would be like an absolute tavern. the fans are going. my inhaler tries to help but then it got so bad i couldn't breathe at all and my partner had to take me to hospital. to keep neighbourhoods cooler, experts recommend more green space are needed. so during the heatwave lastjuly, a satellite measured the land surface temperature of this block of flats here as 27 cel

returning for the north bay and east bay.e again for east bay valleys with concord in livermore, 94 degrees. 92 for those of you in novato in hayward, 77 degrees cooler along the coast in downtown san francisco. going to see a nice bump in temperatures at 68 degrees. so very seasonal temperatures to start your work week monday, but it is going to be a warm one perfect day for ice cream. you guys. i mean, i know today national ice day with neighbor. i'm like a chocolate fudge brownie mint chocolate chip. kind of a girl. like your heart. ice target high screen guy like a >> cookie dough is always good. that's exit of the chunks and got that food. and then, she said today is national ice cream day. you could call it a sunday funday. yeah. of course. what better way to beat the heat? of course. then with a creamy sweet treat. >> we went to a few ice cream shops in the east bay today. this is the scene at la d's creamery in walnut creek. >> they were offering a bit of a deal today. you could buy 3 pints and you can get one for fre

that storm system pushes across a further east. now, temperatures in places like santiago have been well below the average, they are going to pick up in the days ahead. if we look at the 3 day, they'll be more in the way of sunshine come monday, but the southern areas of brazil am uruguay in paraguay. we aren't going to see somewhat of a cool down purest guys. farther north of this, for the wet weather we have to look to bolivia and peru by the time we get to sunday. now on monday, we still got those wind warnings out from northern areas of venezuela and those tie into whether warnings for the east and the islands of the caribbean, a mix of sunshine and showers for much of cuba sunshine for jamaica, some heavy rain for the bahamas on saturday, but it's really western areas of mexico that are going to get a drenching from tropical storm is styled. that's sparked some tropical storm warnings, hurricane warnings as well, but it's not going to be of any worry as it pulls out to see you can see things starting to dry up mexico city at $

not the wild west, but the middle east. its power, america's ability to control middle eastern turbulence is limited. joe biden and israel's acting prime minister, yair lapid, signed a declaration billed as historic. in fact, it had all been said before, but israel needed him to say it again. i made it absolutely clear we will not, let me say it again, we will not allow iran to acquire a nuclear weapon. for israel, it starts with a conventional, not nuclear, threat, on the heavily fortified border with lebanon, three hours�* drive north from jerusalem. it's one of the most dangerous potential flashpoints in the middle east. i'll show you a couple of places over here. that's because it's a front line between the israelis and iran's strongest ally and client, hezbollah. if we'll stand over here, like a couple more minutes, we will see people of hezbollah coming over here. both sides have worked hard to keep the border quiet, since hezbollah fought israel to a standstill in a war in 2006. but when hezbollah appeared, they were

in the east bay.pen in oakland, mayor libby schaff and other community leaders attended the opening ceremony on friday. the center named in honor of miles armstead, a banker who was shot and killed outside his home in 2020. he's being remembered as someone who gave his all in helping the communities of oakland. >> when we opened our branch, that was our first branch actually here oakland. >> miles was instrumental. it keen fremont based community focus. with the needs of families and their businesses here. weather is a banker. i coach a community leader, the magic of miles legacy carries on at our bank. and through the media for work. that he accomplished here in oakland. >> the new health center will provide medical and behavioral health care community, outreach and advocacy for local residents. and barr is set to receive 49 million dollars from the california state transportation agency. bart says the money will support construction projects at 3 east bay stations. 49 million will also support the a

s. president joe biden walks a tightrope and sensitive talks in the middle east by entails arab leaders. washington will maintain its commitment to the region as you talk on the saudi crown prince, the over the murder of a journalist, jamal cash okey also coming up. europe is welters. as temperatures saw across the continent, the summer heat has already caused devastating wildfires in france or to go greece and spain. and ukraine accuses russia off using a captured nuclear power plant to store weapons and shell targets. nick pro and other cities come under fire. ah, monica jones, good to have you with us. you as president joe biden has wrapped up a visit to saudi arabia for a regional security and energy summit. biden told to arab leaders, america would maintain its commitment to the middle east. he says, washington will not walk away and leave a vacuum to be filled by china, russia, or iran, and talks with the saudi crown prince by the also raised the murder of the decided journalist jamal kiasha geese hungry soon released. earlier i asked d. w a washington correspondent, catalina che,

east wil in essence. this is the only one in the world.able of balancing the global energy market. the scale is amazing - thousands of cubic meters of pipes hundreds of drilling rigs, own ports and power plants about what this project will change from taimyr report by alena rogozina these giant pipes are used to build a pier, that is, they will be moored to them oil tankers 2.5 m in diameter, because the loads there are very high. and the depth is huge 70 m . she first immerses in the same way with a vibrator. then the drilling rig is installed. it drills the soil that is inside the pile and then drills the rock. our future is the largest seaport in the arctic, which is the key infrastructure of rosneft's flagship project . east oh, their 2030 will be one of the largest on the planet, the planned capacity. eh, the total is 100 million tons of such e structures of such power, not like in russia in the world and there are no 100 million tons. this very large volume reinforces the coastline on the hill raises the hostel asset. there will be t

east bay today, morning clouds with afternoon sunshine. in land we have hazy sunshine because of the elevated smoke. 80's and 90's in land. mostly cloudy conditions with coastal drizzle and temperatures in the 50's. we will continue tracking the hazy sunshine today and tomorrow. air quality remains good despite the elevated smoke but then the temperatures ebb and flow. for the weekend we have afternoon sunshine had a set up -- steady pattern. kumasi: now i check with ginger for what's coming up on gma. >> hey there, kumasi, julian, everybody. i'm seeing this smoke they hear. erik was a county, i'm to your southeast at the old fire that has destroyed the home behind me. you can see that washer and dryer scorched their. it has destroyed nine other structures. homes. thousands are threatened. there are 4000 folks around waking up outside of their home evacuated from their houses. we will watch as this building,y a lot of dry brush around here. but we also have to talk about the latest with monkeypox in the growing concern as the outbreak and

and now the breaking news out of the east bay. let's get to the fires to the firefighters are mopping up. there was an overnight fire in contra costa county. that started little after 3.30, this morning out near pinole, which is where we find kron 4 sarah stinson. >> with the latest now, sarah. >> there was a lot of contributing factors that stop this fire from growing into a bigger one and getting out of control. firefighters were able to get it under control at 7 acres containing it right now. they're putting out hot spots just down the road from where we're standing. there's no service there. so we have to go live right here. take a look at this map so you can get a good idea where we're standing. this is southeast of pinole almost on the way to martinez on alhambra valley road crews got to work quickly when the fire broke out at 3.30, this morning spoke with the battalion chief of the rodeo hercules fire protection district. and he told me they got it contained by 4.30, this morning. they had 11 engines out here. 40 firefighte

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it's a presidential trip to the middle east, crafted by 3 p. the pandemic, the palestinians, and the pariah. to day joe biden arrived in israel. his 1st visit to the country is u. s. president. a visit delayed by the corona virus pandemic, and a visit with lo, if any expectations on reanimating talks about the 2 state solution between israelis and palestinians. later this week, it's off to saudi arabia, a kingdom that candidate biden once labeled a pariah which press.

and it's trying to do here is to reset the relationship to saudi arabia until the middle east. he wants to see if the u, as in saudi arabia, can work together in a different issues like for example, energy, but also climate infrastructure. and for security, of course, the question remains, how do date start over, especially after bite? and one said that's are you ready as a pariah state. and where did he go from here? now of course are working together is always a good thing, but it is quite a change of hearts. what exactly does the u. s. president want from this visit? well, if we follow his announcement before he is started this trip of wanting to promote you as interest in the release, we can rapidly see and conclude that protection of oil is of course in the focus. and one of the main concern step item is taking to the middle east gasoline prices worldwide. and also here in the u. s. has been increasing during the last month. and this, combined with the highest inflation in the u as is just the worse makes for bite and, and for the democrats in an election year. so, preside

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east shore freeway clear, 14 minutes highway 4 to the maze.ing along nicely and so far no troubles out of the south bay and no metering lights at the bay bridge just yet, but we are seeing all that extra volume for the tuesday morning ride. keep that in mind as you head into san francisco. justin? >>> gianna, the state's housing crisis hurts the homeless but it's also having an impact on people living in areas where the i want to take to you one fran apartment building where the situation has reached a breaking point. every day he walks out of civic center neighborhood apartment to the tennis court. it's literally his backyard. >> we're having a private court that opens up off my apartment right down there, that drew me. >> reporter: john yendell owns a tennis school and gives lessons on this court. >> students used to come and go from the gate on the street, that doesn't happen anymore. >> reporter: this is a neighborhood he's called home for almost 40 years. it's changed and not for the better. >> defecating in the alley, urinate in the alle

towards the bathhouse, but personally in the middle east they laugh at him.merica is gradually leaving the region. uh to america uh, growing uh. distrust, especially after the americans left afghanistan so shamefully after standing there for 20 years, so they look at the americans very skeptically and at the same time. uh, now you remembered the story with jamal khashogeh uh hmm crown prince of saudi arabia muhammad bin salman, e in december 2018. e was at the g20 summit in argentina, and then such a zone formed around him, emptiness. no one comes up, no one shakes hands. well, guess from the first time who came up and shook, uh, came up and perhaps the russian leader a, but uh? the saudis do not forgive such things and will not forgive the west, yes, then there were no bidens. but the saudis remember all this well, and therefore do not only in the calculation. how much to sell there? how much to buy if saudi arabia has excess oil, the point is this mistrust towards america and therefore it is unlikely that he will quarrel with someone there, well, and he wil

john holman, reports from occupied east jerusalem. this is the grades of serene abu accolade, the palestinian american journalist, who work frauds is era. this cemetery was full of people for her funeral. this may off this, she was shot in the occupied west bank. ah, she was famous already, but for a lot of palestinians had that in body, but they lived through the possibility that they could be killed by israeli forces with little follow up for accountability. and now that's become a foreign issue for president biden. as he visits the region and his administration launched an investigation into a death that concluded that even though the bullet was likely fired by the israeli military, it was without intention to kill her. now abu at cleese families have cooled a whitewash. she was wearing a blue helmet and best mot press when she was shot. they've asked to meet president biden on this trip where those concerns. the latest is that that's not going to happen. instead, they've been offered a visit to washington at some point. that's not

and the middle east. so what i'm saying is that the, both, both powers are trying frantically to win the endorsement of the lead this in the middle east and africa. but i believe in the short and long run that russia is going to have more leverage in this even done again. a similar point to you, washington doesn't want russian africa, but what does the united states itself want out of the continent? i mean, the us wants what it's always wanted out of africa want it wants a monopoly over africa resources, right. and they want to have ultimate military penetration into africa, which really began in earnest after the nato destruction of libya. i mean, the whole point of that was for the west to be able to penetrate africa. and again, it to be able to looted of its resources. a great example that is the democratic republic of congo where millions of people have died in the west rush for resources there. and simply put the u. s. doesn't want any competitors in africa to take any resources and it doesn't even w

they went from ten residents to 52 overnight, taking in those escaping the east.war and the bewilderment of a new home. there is extra help. one—to—one support provided by international funding. which also pays for this physiotherapy to unlock victor's gnarled limbs — rigid from years of institutional neglect. it's another painful illustration of a system that can seem rough and uncaring. do you think the needs of the children here are being met at the moment? no — i think it's really difficult in this context to have this... ..the needs, exact needs of what would be ideal for the children to be met, like, we are doing all our effort to... ..go as close as possible. we improved a lot, i think, and the situation of the children. but still, a lot needs to be done. three hours after we arrived, vasil�*s still tied down. he wants to be free, and his frustration is growing. vasil, like so many in these places, is not an orphan. his parents have come to see him. but they're among the few who visit their children. vasil�*s mum and dad were told to give him up when he was

has been on rest and east and libya overnight with protesters storming a building that houses one of 2 rival parliament buildings in the city of to broke people angry about a worsening living condition and ye is long political deadlock. it happened off to recent you and media talks to hold elections failed to achieve any results. also protests in the capital triply in other cities. libya's been in kale since the full of mama gadhafi back in 2011. it's hard to compete, and governments one based and triply, and the other in the east elections were meant to be held last december, but the 2 sides haven't been able to resolve their differences. grandmother said we, the youth came out today to demand the end of the transitional period. we want to elections. this is the right, the lithium street, people on the right of the youth. the street is the basis of legislation. enough transitions. we want legislative and presidential election. well, the you on saturday general special advice on libya, stephanie williams has condemned the violence saying in a tweet, the peoples ride to peacefully, pr