the environment agency are warning people not to do that. it can be really dangerous.w hours will be very difficult conditions here. 0k, conditions here. ok, becky, thank you. let's get the latest on storm eleanor and the rest of the weather news. hi there. you know the storm's made la ndfall hi there. you know the storm's made landfall now in ireland and gusts have been approaching 87mph. that gives us an indication of the kind of winds we could see across northern parts of the country, northern ireland into the isle of man and the north of england too. 70 to 90mph in some exposed areas. it's quite a large area of gale—force winds. even though the centre of eleanor will be moving across northern parts of the uk, this is the centre of the storm, the effects will be felt as far south as the south coast of england, where gusts of 70 maybe even 80mph could be real aislesed as well. these winds have been upped to 90mph across the irish sea. 60mph inland and some of the winds on the south coast up to 70 or 80mph. that's on really exposed coasts. even 50, 60 inland is enough

water right in front of the river then they are not supporting their community i haven't any environment agency i have liked his people and i understand they're there because they're there because they want to protect the environment so they're good people in a good organization war i fear and this is just my opinion sir might be completely wrong but when the was called say results get released at the end of the beginning in november the environment agency hauled before the press to say why are these beaches passing where it should pay to pollute is that again held to account should be water companies should be farmers it should be industry they're getting perks of our camera to say the speech has failed again why why an intern or you should have been hearing about s. n e k where they the private water companies this is. an industry that makes billions of pounds of profit year on year on year now that profit needs to be taken back from the shelters and it needs to be invested in the protecting the environment because that's what these water companies should do they should give us clean and safe

i'm here at the german environment agency in a meeting. hello hello your field of research is at its. best books are on the rise and the number of infestations is increasing there are several reasons for for we have a global change that means we travel more we have more trade rules was second. for instance you can get that box in cd or d.v.d. sleeves or in furniture this is one thing and there's also a rise of resistance against the insecticides we use against. so you can control them properly anymore so so global traveling is on the rise so this would mean if i would go into a country in the hotel room i could catch a book. probably yes and it even does not depend on the hotel itself it can be a very good auto very expensive photo and you can probably get bedbugs what you can do is if you go under to a hotel room and you check in there you can can look in your bathroom the bed frame and if you see these dark spots here are these are the feces of the bet books these are the best books themselves but but you know that is not inherent the pa

network will lead out the abraham the former chief of the royal court and a former head of the environment agency also free arrests were part of a crackdown on corruption initiated by the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sultan. dismissed employees of the saudi construction company demanding that their salaries are paid it's been almost two years since they received any money which was forced to close last summer was owned by the family of lebanon's prime minister saad hariri. reports now from beirut their employees now become political bargaining chips. but are has lost almost everything he returned home to lebanon from saudi arabia after working for the construction company saudi oshie for twenty two years it was a good life now this attic is his home. his children are all he has left but since he was laid off last summer taking care of them is hard. are in an orphanage didn't just lose his job he is owed around sixty thousand dollars the company was in financial trouble before it closed down last july tens of thousands of saudi employees didn't receive their salaries for two years most even som

i asked a representative from the national environment agency. >> if he talked about being a fever, itabout winning or losing. how do we stop it from becoming an outbreak. ♪ correspondent: and so, the wipeout must go on. brent: here is a reminder of the top stories we are holding for you. they are trying to form a new german government, angela merkel's christian democrats and the spd. i will be back to take you through the day. steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering thr

the warning from the environment agency is they are now fearful of tomorrow evening, another high tide along the somerset coast. lots of problems for drivers as well. edmund king from the aa told me hit had been a "busy morning" dealing with problems faced by motorists. we have had 30, a0% of phone calls. we have had 30, a0% of phone calls. we have had 200 plus breakdowns, many of them affected by the weather. wet engines, the car wouldn't start, or even damage caused by debris on the roads, falling trees, damaging vehicles, smashing windscreens etc. so, busy in terms of breakdowns, and also some of the conditions on the roads for driving a pretty hazardous at the moment. what is the advice to drivers in these conditions, very windy, gales, hail as well? the wind can be quite deceptive, if you're driving along the road and there is an opening between buildings or indeed hillsides, and you get a gust of wind, that can affect you. keep both hands on the seat —— steering wheel, slowdown, and be careful parsing hire vehicles and be careful parsing hire vehicles and high sided vehicles beca

i asked a representative from the national environment agency. >> if he talked about being a fever, itnot about winning or losing. how do we stop it from becoming an outbreak. ♪ correspondent: and so, the wipeout must go on. brent: here is a reminder of the top stories we are holding for you. they are trying to form a new german government, angela merkel's christian democrats and the spd. i will be back to take you through the day. . paris on france24 was meters at the top stories this hou. british prime minister theresa may's cabinet reshuffle since he took office. ever still soon and economy is that it happened to staying in a joke position this call it hailstones. two hundred thousand people from el salvador risk being deported from the united states of the top administration announced it was scrapping emergency pendant. grounded pouring us quite fifteen years ago. and it's. was it a stra

eleven institutions use this exposed location on germany's highest peak including the german environment agency that. no man has brought a new measuring instrument for chemical engineer said he could take the french scientists to studying air pollution yes yes we can measure impurities that come from very far away from africa or canada. you know somebody did for instance so horrid dust we can measure very high concentrations of . the location is ideal for studying the atmospheres microstructure the latest findings have shown a greater rise in c o two than the long term average. from inside the station in the eight hundred metre long tunnel where tourists were once cautioned about the thin air weeds through the mountain geophysicist hill theme looks after equipment that measures melt water. despite global warming the permafrost the ice frozen into the rock is currently fairly stable. and offers a spectacular natural display in a side tunnel. after a disastrous avalanche in one nine hundred sixty five an avalanche warning service was established here. specialists like michelle get hot still provi

the one line from the environment agency, they are fearful of tomorrow evening.igh tide is expected along this somerset coast. andy howard reporting. joining me in the studio is edmund king, president of the aa. have you been busy? we have been very busy. 0ur calls are up 30%, 40%, very busy. 0ur calls are up 30%, a0%, before 9 o'clock, we dealt with 2600 break downs, things like wet engines, car wouldn't start, 2600 break downs, things like wet engines, carwouldn‘t start, or even ca i’s engines, carwouldn‘t start, or even cars damaged by debris on the roads, falling trees damaging vehicles, smashing windscreens etcetera. yes, busyin smashing windscreens etcetera. yes, busy in terms of breakdowns and some of the conditions on the roads for driving are hazardous at the moment. what is the advice to drivers in these conditions? very windy, you know, gales, a lot of hail, we saw as well actually? yes, i mean, the wind can be quite deceptive because if you're driving along a road and then there is an opening between buildings or indeed, hillsides, and you get a gust

from the national environment agency. if you talk about doing the. new york with the. meat from. becoming an i think it has been around in singapore so i think we have to. do. and so the most the wipeout must go on. and. we're about to go but here's a reminder of our top stories this hour state t.v. in iran these twelve people have been killed in the ongoing ety government protests it's also reported protesters have tried to take over police stations and military bases the demonstrations began on thursday and have since spread to several cities . north korea's leader kim jong il has delivered a new year's address saying all. the united states is within range of his country's nuclear missiles but he adopted a more conciliatory tone toward south korea saying he believed talks between the two countries were possible. right a german chancellor angela merkel has used her new year's address to urge the country to pull together she spoke of a rift opening up in german society and called on her citizens to show more solidarity she also out by the key challenges facing the country next ye

television network waleed bring him the former chief of the royal courts and a former head of the environment agency and now also free arrests were part of a crackdown on corruption initiated by the saudi crown prince mohammed bin selma. the u.s. gymnastics board has agreed to resign after a former team doctor was jailed for sexually abusing female gymnasts the u.s. olympic committee told the board to go after it was criticized for the way it handled decades of abuse allegations larry nasa has been sentenced to up to one hundred seventy five years in prison for assaulting young gymnasts in his camp. and those the headlines we'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera right after inside story next. stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. the parting shot to me and more as leader from a veteran u.s. diplomat bill richardson says on some suit she lacks moral leadership and resigns from an international advisory panel of the door hinge or crisis while they bicker what about the plight of hundreds of thousands of refugees this is inside story. hello and welcome to the

id from the national environment agency. if you talk about doing the. new york to the. how do we. become you know i think it has been around in singapore too i think we've been. to the muslims. and so the most the wipeout must go on. now to some other news because the man accused of orchestrating a bomb attack on the dortmund team bus in april last year has confessed his guilt in court three devices were detonated in the incident which injured defender marc bartra suspect sergei vi is charged with twenty eight counts of attempted murder he has admitted responsibility for the explosions but denies that he intended to harm anyone it is believed that he had speculated on a fall in the club's share price from which he stood to gain half a million euros in profit. occurred a soccer player in germany has narrowly avoided being killed after an unknown assailant shot at his car whilst on a motorway near cologne denise not a former bundesliga player for a son polly told german media that his windscreen was shot at the bullet nearly struck him authorities have yet to comment on the ongoing

from the national environment agency. noted inky if you think about doing the work we knew your losing is about containment how do we. become you know i think it has been around in singapore so i think we have been. the most reliable . and so the most the wipeout must go on. the. reminder the top stories that we're following for you. on the way between germany's chancellor conservatives and the social democrats aimed at forming a new german government needing a week before deciding whether to move on to formal talks on thursday. to take you through the day stick around for that. the troubled waters of the nile. ethiopia is building a massive dam on the river. downstream egypt is concerned about the consequences. will the flow of water be restricted. both countries want to cooperate. but that's easier said than done. google three thousand and sixty minutes on d w. two w.'s program guide on. the highlights. the whole news. dot com highlights. are you up to speed on the latest technology. no then it may be time for an upgrad

members of the environment agency are here, the coast guard are here and people who live in the housesarby community centre to take shelter to make sure their homes and properties are safe. we spoke to people who put their christmas presents upstairs to try to protect them against any possible flooding. the good news is at the moment it seems the tide is lower thanit moment it seems the tide is lower than it might have been. hopefully it won't be too bad. there's more bad weather to come in the next couple of days. this part of the world knows all about bad weather but it's not over yet. sophie. thank you. president trump has boasted on twitter that his nuclear button is "much bigger" and "more powerful" than north korea's. it was in response to a warning from north korea's leader kim jong—un that america was in range of a nuclear strike. meanwhile north and south korea have conducted their first direct communication in nearly two years using a dormant hotline run by the red cross. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports from the south korean capital, seoul. on monday, kim jon

from the national environment agency. did. you think about doing the. new york. how do we. become you know i think it has been around too i think we've done. that so the most the wipeout must go on. another earth shattering transfer has hit the world of soccer with barcelona shelling out one hundred and twenty million euros for liverpool star. does the brazilian deserve such a lofty price tag that very big question is nick mechanic line from sports so nick tell us one hundred twenty million euros a lot of money will barcelona get the most bang for their buck out of the crazy thing is that this transfer could raise to one hundred sixty million dollars in the whole deal think loses say appearances winning titles qualify for the champions the things on those lines you know and this is boston of talking about that could actually happen. because he played one hundred eighty games of the news involved in the goal every other game of the scoring or an assist which is quite good so in that case they're getting quite a bit of bang as for that but they're spending a lot of money on a

from the national environment agency. if you talk about. how do we. become you know i think it has been around in singapore so i think we've done. so the most the wipeouts must go on. you're watching d.w. news still to come. in damage control mode former chief strategist rich remarks about the president in an embarrassing climbdown. church of st stephen reopens after seven years of restoration we take you inside and ask if the project could better relations between turkey and europe. all of the more coming up in just a couple of minutes stay with us. they live to surf. the ocean is their second. danger lurks under water we were surfing into waste and polluted water not only the witness but the. victims this is a new trouble for gastric trouble and so they became activists sufferers fighting against unseen pollution in the sea white whale in food. double. germany state by state. the most colorful. the logs least. the most traditional find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on g.w. talk. cannily person

the one line from the environment agency they are fearful of tomorrow evening. a disused building in finsbury park in north london last week. 22—year—old, iuliana tudos, went missing after visiting friends on christmas eve. 31—year—old kasim lewis will appear before magistrates in wimbledon later. officials in peru say at least 48 people were killed when a coach plummeted down a cliff on a dangerous stretch of road near the capital, lima. a total of 55 five people were on board the bus which landed upside down on a deserted beach. the accident happened on the notorious devil‘s turn bend of the pacific coastal road. protests against rail fares are being held in scotland. train operators in the uk say the biggest rise in five years is necessary to address decades of under investment. an irish footballer has scored his first big victory of the year by winning the lottery. preston north end‘s kevin 0‘connor was visiting family in ireland when he found out he had scooped a million euros after his uncle had bought him the ticket. kevin says he has "no immediate plans"

as well as a former chief of the royal court and a former head of the country's environment protection agency. quite how long this is about to sworn be sworn in for a second time as president of honduras his opponents accuse him of electoral fraud and continue to protest against him despite the complaints and saturday he'll begin another four year term home and reports. in honduras the top twenty percent own more than half the country's wealth many of the rest live like neftali and you hania just about surviving in a shack. inequality is an age old problem poverty is on the rise the majority of hondurans don't have a steady job despite a college education neftali can only find work selling ices he makes three cents on each one with that is a commemorative everything sometimes we eat sometimes we don't that's literally how it is the situation with employment is really difficult there are no opportunities . these are the issues the president won and this could result in his first term and will now face again at the start of his second but mr manders also has his own problems there were serious

to him as well as a former chief of the royal court and a former head of the country's environment protection agency and as well as opposition leaders have condemned the supreme court's decision to block their coalition from registering in upcoming elections that really comes just days after the constituent assembly set up by president nicolas maduro to announce the poll will be held in april months ahead of schedule critics say madeira is depriving people of a free and fair election. starting tomorrow and on sunday we're going to come out with more force with more will to defend plurality and political powers as well as well that's why we're putting the first justice political party ticket at the services we're going to sway them to defend us in the streets and to defend as as an instrument that can rescue democracy and freedom. that is monitoring the story from. argentina. these latest tit for tat expulsions really symbolize venezuela's growing isolation not just in latin america but in the whole world they this week expelled the spanish ambassador in caracas accusing him of interfering in venezue

other thing we are following closely is what happens to those agencies that have multiyear funding and how long can they stay open? environment protection agency and the department of energy's have said come to work, we have enough money to stay open for a week. what happens in two weeks or three weeks? when will they run out of money? host: executive editor with federal news radio, jason miller. thank you for joining us. guest: my pleasure. host: we opened up phone lines, particularly the line for federal employees 202-748-8923. ,we want to get your reaction to the shutdown. they number one. here is dean in san bernardino, california on the democrats line. caller: hello. host: go ahead, you are on the air. caller: i have a question, to everybody who was supposed to take care of years ago, it has to do with the men and women fighting for the country when they tried to shut the government down last time. come essentials -- the men and women fighting for this country, they have to do their job, regardless or not if they get paid or not. how come congress gets paid whether or not they get a paycheck, and the men and women fighti

released its plan if the government shuts down at midnight, the epa is now saying that the environment protection agencyve sufficient resources to remain open for a limited time in the event of a government shutdown. all epa employers should follow their normal work schedule for the week of january 22, 2018. but will they get paid? okay, the longer shutdown record is 21 days. iran from december 15 of 1995 until january 696. bill clinton was president, republicans controlled the house and senate. it was former house majority leader tom delay who was house with at the time. he is here in a foxbusiness exclusive. i suppose, to give us more of a sense of where you, with your trained i see this going tonight. do you think there will be a shutdown? >> it looks like there's a shutdown. i think they are working very hard, it's a signal that schumer went to the white house, i imagine they're looking very hard for some face savings, something that really has no impact on the legislation to give to schumer so he can get out of the mess that he's created for himself. so we'll see at midnight tonight, but if there i

or him as well as a former chief of the royal court and a former head of the country's environment protection agency. canadian plane make a bomb body a has scored an unexpected victory against u.s. rival boeing that's after a u.s. trade commission ruled in its favor in a dispute with boeing over trade practices the u.s. from had argued the body was benefiting from unfair government subsidies allowing it to undercut boeing's u.s. business that is paves the way for body to sell its jets to american customers without heavy tariffs and those are the headlines here on al-jazeera the news will continue in about half an hour after face to face then public. castro wanted she wanted a different future castro want to do is country che wanted international revolution for a long time those parallel objectives could sit alongside one another and drive each other forward but there came a point when obviously they no longer did that and at that point their relationship and their political project came to you and. i thought on the face. of ten already now where they are not overfilled well this is the whole i want

the san francisco department of environment is the only agency that has a full time educational team,go into the schools to help teach children how to protect nature and the environment. we realized we needed animal mascot to spark excitement with the students. the city during the gold rush days, the phoenix became part of the city feel and i love the symbolism of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get t

urban development, education, commerce, labor, defense defendant civilians and the environment environmental protection agency statements. let's put it in simple terms. if you are applying for a small business loan or trying to extend a visa or passport or seeking clarity from the irs on the new tax law, you will have to wait until the shutdown is over because there will be nobody at the store. all told, about 800,000 of the 2.1 million federal civilian employees will be furloughed. >> that's almost half, almost half. with so many people temporarily out of work one would presume there will be an impact on our economy. >> always is. this kind of abrupt change does have consequences. although we don't know how much because we don't know how long the shutdown will last, but we do know this, we know that the 17-day shutdown in 2013 cost the economy $20 billion a day. that's more than a billion dollars -- $20 billion in total, excuse me, more than a billion dollars a day. >> wow. i mean, this might be oversimplifying things, but who is responsible? >> you want to get to the bottom of this, huh? >> yes. >> fair que

recognition of the good work that we do, not just within our agency but with our partner agency such as sf environment and sf planning. a number of things. we did bring the climate action strategy to you last year. did see a redux in oction in o emissions, and the mode shift goal helps in this regard, too. a number of innovations in terms of the broader way that people have gotten around, some of which have been some of the more controversial items that have gotten to the board. but i would say that we're leaders across the country for city transportation departments in some of these things such as the on-street car share program, the principles we've established for emerging mobility. many of them being put to the test with things such as autonomous vehicles and really getting the long-term planning that we need for transportation in san francisco underway under the connect sf initiative. again, related to the equity conversation we had with fees, making sure that muni is and remains affordable, still pretty ground breaking and far and away more than just about anyone is doing, our municipally progra

agency culture. that is the toxic retaliatory environment boar row crat k way that plagues the organization that derails me and he needs to talk to people. he needs to get into the problems and face the problems and get into the truth and make it transparent agency instead of bar rig everything. he needs to open it up. get new ideas. >> thank you, todd. we appreciate your contribution today and go to diane, who is my station manager. diane, what do do you think of the governor's big announcement. well, i watched a little butt. i liked it. he rides the train. he rides for ry somebody at the time able think in order to leave the agency is a big plus so it is a great beginning if you are fa mullier with the product and we had bosses never gone up on the trin for years. well, i am a little concerned because i am not sure he managed to work with the size and work the unions as you know the labor is dopping and the work rules and working yourself through that. you talked to folks and what do the commuters want out of the new transportation. >> well, it is really simple. they want the trains to run on time. th

be comfortable with some one coming from industry and into this agency. >> i've don't, buy the paradigm, we choose industry over environment, or environment over industry the old way of thinking. i will fell you if we have companies, industry, citizens, who violate the law, we will prosecute them. we should start from the premise all people are that way. or all industry is that way. >> scott pruett talking with major garrett. >> the evening news feed. the dow soared 300 points to close above 26,000. for the first time of. the jump from 25 k just took eight trading sessions. >> and the navy says it intends to prosecute five officers including the commanders of two of destroyers involved in separate deadly collisions in the pacific last year. the charges could include negligent homicide. 17 u.s. sailors were killed in the two accidents. >>> who hasn't thought of them self from time off to time as a real piece of art. >> you are finding out that you look like mona lisa, everyone is fine. ♪ ♪ surfing is the only life, the only way for me now surf ♪ >> a beach boy has a new reason to be true to his school. ♪ ♪ >> north korea is

at nasa and other agencies say that burning fossil fuels is to other agencies say that burning fossilfuels is to blame. 0ur environmentrrabin, reports. the recent wildfires in california, not caused by man—made climate change, but influenced by high temperatures drying out parched land. followed by the deadly mudslides caused by an unsual combination of extreme rain and heat. scientists say the record shows c02 is causing this. look back to the worldwide temperature graphs of the 1990s from the met office. the warming el nino current caused this spike in 1998. temperatures dip after that, but then it is back with record highs in 2015—16. this is a clear sign greenhouse gases are the main driver of warming. this is really saying these influences of the human activity on the climate group greenhouse gases are dwarfing natural climate processes associated with el nino. flooding near the coast after hurricane harvey is the most certain outcome of climate change, as the seas rise and the planet warms. the report today has been a wake—up call, showing it is happening, and showing we cannot keep burning coal, oil, and gas. p

infrastructure from a resilience mind-set and percolate that with so many of your agencies as we think of our future environments we ultimately provide our physical ground for our residents and workers. we have this resilient strategy which you maybe familiar with and i will use that to provide some structure for our remarks. you can find that in full on our website at one san francisco.org. the first of our resilience, we made progress against all four of the resilient schools and our strategy which was published last april 16. the first is to plan and prepare for tomorrow. certainly the work of this room right now is helping us to get there, but we also have published this spring the city's ten year capital plan which is a major planning effort which not only includes our financial strengths and position when we go to rebuild projects but when we go to look at what we need. it is a 3 (500) 000-0000 capital plan includes $1.1 billion obligation bond and the votes according to that plan is $150 million initiative to support and strengthen the seawall. as part of the capital plan update, we ran and expanded our