garen on the eve complained of local residents air samples in tyumen showed exceeding the maximum allowablecentration of harmful substances, and earlier a demo from forest fires in yugra covered the perm territory, the sverdlovsk chelyabinsk kurgan and omsk regions, doctors recommend to be less outdoors, drink water, exclude physical activity and humidify the air in the room. in the morning, 10 flights were delayed in petropavlovsk-kamchatsky. it 's all about bad weather. at the same time, the consequences of a strong wind were being eliminated in the khabarovsk territory. let's talk more about this with a leading specialist centrophobos elena volosyuk, elena greetings, but when will the weather in the far east return to normal good morning. well, you know how. if we talk about kamchatka, then the weather there has already begun to improve, but in the continental part of the region, but alas, the probability of rain, while it remains elevated, threatening clouds approached komsomolskaya-on-amur the night before a thunderstorm began. the weather station recorded gusts up to 15 m / s, but in

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and i want to make sure many garen negotiate. so, you know, and what i did is every couple of weeks would check in. i even participated when he did the bipartisan talk that was all lead house member, and i didn't lose a bunch of people on my side on especially the progressive side they were attacking the 11 video, the downfall a broken up. how is it that, you know, you're having these conversations going on tv and, you know, insulting center mansion. but my view was that we needed his support and that he would get there. and in my interactions with negotiating, good, se doesn't mean i agreed with everything he was saying, but you could see that he was consistent where he was coming from. well, you are clearly the realist progressive in the story. i want to show you a tweet from one of your supporters. it's var sheeny precautions, co founder of the sunrise movement, and she writes, finally a climate bill has passed the senate. this isn't the bill my generation deserve, but it is the one we can get in must pass to give us a fightin

i'm standing on the bed of the river garen, and obviously in normal times i shouldn't be able to do this. every part of france is under some sorts of water restriction. and 2 thirds of all french departments are at crisis level a most severe level. and there is no particular concern for the underground water tables because they are being used up more quickly because there isn't enough snow melts and rain water to refill them. officials say a large fire ne spain is spreading rapidly, forcing 1500 people to leave their homes. the forest fire and forgot that province burned the long, 50 kilometers in less than 24 hours. hundreds of fire fighters are working to protect homes and put out the flames. and hopes of controlling the fire depend on the weather. the fears of strong gusty winds forecast for sunday. now the survivors of a devastating mud slide in sierra leone 5 years ago are gathering to remember those who lost their lives. in the disaster, more than 1100 people were killed, and a pot of sugarloaf mountain broke away, sending rocks and daybreak downhill. as many address reports from t

i'm standing on the bed of the river garen, and obviously in normal times i shouldn't be able to do this. every part of france is under some sort of water restriction. and 2 thirds of all french departments are at crisis level a most severe level. and there is no particular concern for the underground water tables because they are being used up more quickly because there isn't enough snow melts and rain water to refill them during thank you so much. bernard smith reporting from to loose events her being held in sierra leone to remember those who died in a mud slide. 5 years ago, mudslides and flooding struck the capital sri town. following days of to renshaw, reigns in august 2017. more than a 1100 people are known to have died. thousands lost their homes. asthma did the research joining us for more to me. that's just outside of free town in sierra leone to 5 years on adam edwards lifelike for survivors. well let's, let's start with the conditions, fuss the conditions we witnessing today, almost similar to what happened. 5 years ago, torrential rains. and if i move out of the picture, no

i'm standing on the bed of the river garen, and obviously in normal times i shouldn't be able to do this. every part of france is under some sorts of water restriction. and 2 thirds of all french departments are at crisis level a most severe level. and there is no particular concern for the underground water tables because they are being used up more quickly because there isn't enough snow melts and rain water to refill them. well, there are warnings that water levels on the rhine river, which stretches from switzerland to the netherlands, could reach a critically low point. so one of europe most important trading routes with container ships usually winding their way around at approximately 1200 kilometers of looping bends. ryan is now so low that commercial shipping is unsustainable, making it increasingly difficult to transport goods as drought and an energy crisis . grip europe experts, a levels that one of the rivers main bottlenecks at the german town of kalb of fall into about 40 centimeters. those levels are forecast to fall even further. meanwhile, officials are saying a large fi

i'm standing on the bed of the river garen, and obviously in normal times i shouldn't be able to do this. every part of france is under some sorts of water restriction. and 2 thirds of all french departments are at crisis level a most severe level. and there is no particular concern for the underground water tables because they are being used up more quickly because there isn't enough snow melts and rain water to refill them. of the droughts across europe are impacting the ability to produce renewable energy and you'll hydro electric reduction in france has dropped 30 percent in the 1st half of the year in italy. power generation is down by around 40 percent electricity production from some spanish companies has half compared to last year. and in portugal, water reservoir at only 29 percent capacity. at this time of the year, the dams are usually around 60 per cent full. kevin porter is an energy consultant at what logic she explains how water shortages are also affecting nuclear energy. it's across the board really in generation and some will power stations and you get past asians are h

i'm standing on the bed of the river garen, and obviously in normal times i shouldn't be able to do this. every part of france is under some sort of water restriction. and 2 thirds of all french departments are at crisis level a most severe level. and there is no particular concern for the underground water tables because they are being used up more quickly because there isn't enough snow melts and rain water to refill them. events are being held in sierra leone to him and the those who died and a mudslide. 5 years again, a slides and flooding struck the capitol. free town after days of torrential rains in august, 2017. more than 1100 people died. and thousands more lost their hands. a correspondence with interest joins us now live from pentagon, which is just outside of free town in sierra leone. and when 5 years old was his lifelike for survivors of this disaster. difficult, difficult, very difficult some. some of them are even saying that life has gotten more difficult than it was 5 years ago. a lot of them still jobless. they are homeless and they are finding it even very difficult t

and appended and integrity of the country are important for relations, preserving our independence garen- [indiscernible] normally economic ties with ukraine will restore the true power of the u.n. chapter and save the world on the crises that we are forced to face now. antonio guterres has the ambitious intention of organizing the summit of the future next year with supporting the initiative and we affirm that in order to build the future, it is necessary to leave the dusting of the future of what has always prevented humanities from leading in peace. namely pete colonial ambitions. i believe that we can surely build the future. it would be good and symbolic to have this summit in ukraine and it is on the territory of ukraine that the world feature is decided whether it will have a future at all. this has been decisive and in business we are palette -- power plants and in the seaboard and in donbas and crimea, our independence is your security. the security of the entire [indiscernible] for this opportunity for the understanding of my situation and the situation for the country. thank y