emma hardy, bbc news, los angeles. —— emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles.ground in los angeles say the devastation is clear to see wherever you look. our correspondent helena humphrey sent this update from pacific palisades. fire came through and if you take a look in every direction, it is 360 degrees worth of destruction here. and this is a scene being played out right across la county — tens of thousands of acres that have been destroyed like this with all of these houses razed to the ground. now, as we've been here in the area, we've been feeling those now notorious santa ana winds picking up once again. these are the enemy of those fire crews that are working so hard to try to control those fires but essentially, they could whip up the flames once again — that is the concern — and those fire crews are stretched to the limit right now. we know today that president zelensky of ukraine has offered to send fire teams from ukraine to help in the effort. here in this area today, we've had aerial drops of water which have been effective — over 500 million gal

patrick hardy will help keepers evacuate their bees and help first responders who encounter bee swarms anytime we get a call out, i and other colleagues will go directly to that swarm, help to remove it so that firefighters can continue to do their work and get to the real human victims. >> hardy says he has responded to a fire in riverside county before, but this is the first time the bee platoon is working with state and local emergency officials. >>> a live look at oakland now, we have an update on a spider monkey cared for at the oakland zoo. it was rescued from a traffic stop in the central valley last month. the zoo has officially picked a name for the young spider monkey, azulis, named after the natural preserve in mexico. veterinarians say she's now bright and active after they found her in critical condition, but she's still working through some muscle loss and low levels of protein and calcium. >>> coming up in sports, stanford men's basketball player currently leads the country in double-doubles, but it was actually a photo bombing kid fan that stole the show on the farm thi

you need to be hardy for this every day. but again and again, i would hear this is their land.or a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world, like trump. those who live here know the strain of harsh weather and the demands of survival. you need to be hardy for this every day. but again and again, i would hear this is their land. welcome to...home! welcome to this wonderful place. angutimmarik hansen and his family hunt and raise sheep for a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world, like trump. that's what you feel? yeah. i mean, we think about the us and trump. this is different. we need to maybe work together with us and not trump. there's worry here. an inuit culture that struggled against danish colonialism doesn't want any new power taking over. this man is a village pastor. our country as something that can just be bought. we don't view it as a purchasable land. we here for a long time. we're used to our ways of living. in the capital, nuuk, there's a feeling that the trump intervention has brought world attention

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hardy was if you study one or 2. yeah. but the book, somebody been there, and while your on the stories i'm believe the, the voice bill for yourself the worst part you should get when you bought most of those things. but it was before you go to another shop for to schedule you for, you're going to the police increasing the are we just some of us have been serious the come by for somebody me in the, with the users looked up over the general for it was the flu season, year 3 months, you were just in cushion portion from the georgia tech on us the the the uh that will give us something to show them what you personally most to escalate to follow the steps. yeah, i got both. i do set up the, the every operation that kind of must be camouflage quickly. so the enemy counted tennessee with a drone the the i stayed for several days with the guys from the 2 s. m mancha cru, waiting for combat work. while we waited, we did all sorts of household chores, store tell them, want to cook food and charge equipment. it's important to know t

hardy was if you study one or 2. yeah. but the book, somebody been there, and while you're off on the the, the, the golf course, we're still, we're still the we're still starts. you should see a little boy in your fall. let's go most of things. but it was before you see what never shut the car to schedule you for years. not filled up with increasing or are we just some of us have been through the, the park where somebody, me in the with the easy stuff over the general for the flu season. yeah. 310. the way it just in cushion proceeds from the georgia will talk on us through the the the uh, that will give us something that's with them, which is fortunately most likely of the photos. yes. that you, i got both. i guess that was the hope that every operation that counted must be camouflage quickly. so the enemy counted tennessee with a drum the the i stayed for several days with the guys from the 2 s. monk, a crew waiting for combat work. while we waited, we did all sorts of household chores, stole couple more to cook food, co

this is the a very hardies palin to follow d hardies palin to follow. -- hard discipline to follow. liz: we are cycling through a bunch of other etfs that are country-focused. we found the ishares comprehensive coverage etf, 76 billion in assets right now. cost efficient. they've a got core emerging markets. is and interestingly enough, one of their biggest holdings is a bank in india that you absolutely love. so, folks, when mark if or jeff comes on and says i like this foreign stock that is a little bit difficult to purchase on u.s. exchanges, hdfc, which is that big indian bank, is within iemg, that basket of stocks. to you, jeff, give me a sense of your outside trade at the moment. you know, we've got these wildfires and, of course, it's horrific from a human suffering standpoint. but there is actually something regarding real estate you've to been looking at. >> yeah. i mean, i think what i'm looking at is there's going to be a tremendous need. when all of this chaos ends, there's going to be a significant this need to rebuild what's been affected and destroyed in california. i

you need to be hardy for this every day. but again and again, i would hear — this is their land.place. angutimmarik hansen and his family hunt and raise sheep for a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world, like trump. that's what you feel? yeah. i mean, we think about the us and trump. this is different. we need to maybe work together with us and not trump. there's worry here. an inuit culture that struggled against danish colonialism doesn't want any new power taking over. this man is a village pastor. this isn't an argument about owning greenland, he says. it's about a people's culture and history. it is wild and weird. translation: our country as something that can - just be bought. we don't view it as a purchasable land. we have been here for a long time. we're used to our ways of living. in the capital, nuuk, there's a feeling that the trump intervention has brought world attention to greenland's campaign for independence. and there's pragmatism. a desire for strong links and financial help from america and denmark. donald trump is a politician

canada of the panama canal and greenland, like he's perusing the elite model management catalog for a hardy with huge assets, then all of this triggering is just finding games. you know, always good to have rachel wrapping up the program here on oxy international. so i'll step aside for a bit of my colleague what has come on b as here. so take you through what about top stories, but for now, for me role research to show you the anti news team, we look forward to joining us against the the, this is how they shut down the last russian. the whole purpose of the so called milton group, a large scale network control centers that scammed hundreds of millions of dollars . tens of thousands of people in europe, africa, and the last in america lost the money. many with devastations, lost all hope. remarkably, the criminal network gained power and scaling ukraine and the mazda minds of this criminal m. a still is large. so shutting down the most of the offices is just the beginning of the investigation. the beginning of the story of the scams, the cranium style. the late 2017. the american groups, th

you need to be hardy for this every day. but again and again, i would hear this is their land.ngutimmarik hansen and his family hunt and raise sheep for a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world, like trump. that's what you feel? yeah. i mean, we think about the us and trump. this is different. we need to maybe work together with us and not trump. there's worry here. an inuit culture that struggled against danish colonialism doesn't want any new power taking over. this man is a village pastor. this isn't an argument about owning greenland, he says. it's about a people's culture and history. translation: our country as something that can - it is wild and weird. we don't view it as a purchasable land. we have been here for a long time. we're used to our ways of living. in the capital, nuuk, there's a feeling that the trump intervention has brought world attention to greenland's campaign for independence. and there's pragmatism. a desire for strong links and financial help from america and denmark. donald trump is a politician. he's a hard businessma

temperatures do get colder again it could freeze on the road but here in west yorkshire, they are a hardy lot and they have been out. we have seen people out and about. people are getting onto the road and it is up in the higher ground, particularly over the pennines where they are worried that there could be up to a0 centimetres of snow. so that is a concern. 0ne centimetres of snow. so that is a concern. one of the main roads that often get shut has been shut in that area but the authorities, keeping an eye, if the snow does continue to fall there. we hearfrom national highways that most of the main routes are open. some of those over the higher ground had been shut but they are advising anyone who is going out today to make sure that they take precautions. things like having some water with you. a fully charged mobile phone and a blanket or a sleeping bag just in case you do get trapped. there are snowploughs. we have seen them in leeds and they are out around the country and we can actually go live to cumbria to someone who drives a snow snowplough and that is kevin, who joins us now.

you need to be hardy for this every day. but again and again, i will hear this is their land.is family hunt and raise sheep for a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world, like trump. that's what you feel? yeah. i mean, we think about the us and trump. this is different. we need to maybe work together with us and not trump. there's worry here. an inuit culture that struggled against danish colonialism doesn't want any new power taking over. this man is a village pastor. this isn't an argument about owning greenland, he says. it's about a people's culture and history. translation: in our opinion, it's wild and weird to hear himj speak of our country as something that can just be bought. we don't view it as a purchasable land. we have been here for a long time. we're used to our ways of living. in the capital, nuuk, there's a feeling that the trump intervention has brought world attention to greenland's campaign for independence. and there's pragmatism. a desire for strong links and financial help from america and denmark. donald trump is a politici

yeah, like center proved too good for nicholas hardy winning in strange sense. it was a 15, perfect. the high court went on the grand slam for centers, only 3 other players of reach that mark. he's also 129 consecutive best thing back to tober. this, despite the deputies hanging over him with a hearing for a bus set on each one of his experiences, good or difficult moments for me, it is not an easy time right now. let's see what will come out. but i'm very positive that nothing bad will come out of this. i've always said that it wasn't my fault and it wasn't something self inflicted kind of a 4th time grand slam champion, carlos alvarez, who was waiting for his mate an australian open title. one is much against alexander ser tango with one year old as a needs to become the youngest player in the history to complete a career ground plan. that means winning all 4 major titles during a career and 13 faces kind of she, corey of japan next to a former women's world number one, industry impact is storm just around to the sterling, an open boy 2nd seat, eliminated form

in an interview with a, with a up visions, hardy in germany. everyone thinks the sky is falling. i mean, again, why would you respect people that have such a thin skin? and the only thing they can cling to is an ideology, explain their, their electorates, or rejecting left, right and center study. i think that's why the odds to hyper sensitive because their position but in the on societies has become so weak, right? the, the way in which mosque has supported the of the party in germany assessing ex employee off this phenomenon. the i see is fairly strong, right? it has since 1820 percent in the pods. and the whole strategy of the establishment party substance additional part is, is to freeze it out. never the less frightened jeremy usually you pick the car, listen to end this thing. never, never collision. if these guys and mosque is disturbing that strategy, and they're so afraid of him because he could perhaps push the off into a place where that doesn't work anymore. and why is that? so not item because of must. but because people as use, they also committed the dissatisfied p

when the video will cease or 9 or 2 great quarterbacks, hardy. i didn't say i was to the eagles on my wife's game or commercial game or half time joe jason kelsey or travis, gilson mama comes in. our system is great talking to the sliding, rigorous agents of the sheets and make the course of the for more. just trouble. i guess it's a really good megabyte. okay . excuse me. of course we were always. oh jesus, what the cause that what well, hold on a 2nd. this is, this is just insane. how can she may the 4th be with you be in any way relevant or funny? it's like the bridge to our well. so you could say, may the heart be with you what it means? nothing. that's like saying, getting some casual say may the source be with you and of course you can leave mark, come along the dead star, which is, you know, joe boyd's oval office, the catastrophe that has been on, you know, stain in the star wars team already let me give you a hand to who we think is the woman just waiting in a push to states over the line as cranes you the only thing to judge of banks? a

very negative implications on the hundreds of thousands of families who are already displaced with hardy black, who may have definitely further still solomon. let me, let me bring you in and, and let's go to the root of this conflict m 23 itself has only existed for, you know, little over a decade a, the 1st and 23 rebellion or when they crashed on to the stage was 2012 um, but as i think, i think it's fair to say everyone agrees what's happening right now. in eastern congo eastern new york city has its roots in the, in the 1994 period of time after there are ones in genocide is that fair? and if so, can you walk us through that? so indeed, the genesis of this conflict, the traces back to the 1994 genocide against the foot seen dwanda. following the perpetration of the this larger scale of my soccer. some of the uh, perpetrators actually are on hold for one to uh, and took a huge in the eastern data. uh, and some of them actually established that de la, uh, which is uh, on ottoman dribbling group operating from east on the odyssey. uh, made up pulse. people who are suspected will be havi

pretending to be coming in as batman and robin and it turns out that they're little more than laurel and hardyy are just not going to do anything about it. and, you know, we laugh. but the problem is that we're going to get another 35, 40, perhaps 50,000 coming across next year because there's so much money in it and there's thousand. well, you know, who knows. you never quite know. it depends on the weather. it depends on the weather. it depends on. but we could do , depends on. but we could do, which means over 200,000 people coming in illegally across the channel since it all started in 2018, when sadiq sajid javid almost said it. khan. but even sajid javid declared an emergency. well, frankly, had he acted decisively then, had the government acted decisively, then we wouldn't have the problems that we do now. as it is, i think that the government at the moment is clueless about how to stop it, and it's just going to continue. >> i mean, fundamentally, it's one of the issues and we've seen this with this sort of botched chagos island deal that's been going on at the moment that that keir st

beekeeping student from uc davis and his new organization are heading down south to help, patrick hardylp the beekeepers evacuate and help first responders who encounter bee swarms. >> anytime we get a call out, we go directly to that swarm and help remove it so the firefighters can continue their work. >> he has responded to a fire in riverside county before but this is the first time they are working with state and local emergency officials. >>> many celebrities are stepping up to help in the southern california wildfires and that includes royalty, on friday afternoon, the duke and duchess of sussex were seen volunteering in pasadena near the eaton fire, they also met with city leaders. if you would like to help, go to redcross.org/cbs . in the bay area, when the color fire erupted in the oakland hills in october, firefighters were able to prevent a large firestorm but a couple of homes did suffer significant damage. now one of those homes has become the target for thieves. not just once but eight times. da lin spoke with the homeowner. >> reporter: the homeowners tell me losing their

john hardy is a bloomberg news editor joining us from washington.in national security fears after two new year's attacks. we are at the white house with the latest on the response. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." a deadly pair of attacks first in new orleans and then an explosion of a tesla cybertruck outside of donald trump hotel in las vegas. the fbi speaking moments ago saying the suspect in new orleans acted alone and so far there is no linkage to the cybertruck explosion in vegas. with get the latest from tyler kendall who joins us live from the white house. what else can you tell us about what the fbi was willing to disclose? >> i'm here at the white house were president biden just touched down in the last 10 minutes. we are being told he is being ushered into the situation room so he can eat with his national security team to get an update on these two incidents. we are expecting an update once that briefing is over. as you mentioned the fbi briefing, last hour, president biden had came out previously saying there were no direct links

they're the left's laurel and hardy.actually makes perfect sense. >> she has the hubris to talk about how great she was on the border, and she's a border prosecutor? she is everything but a prosecutor. because no one who's been a prosecutor would go on and and allow what has gone on in this country for the last three and a half years. >> donald trump and kamala harris scurrying all for their first debate. the night quickly turned into haymakerrings. >> trump was emotional, he was undisciplined, but he still delivered powerful messages on the core issues that voters care about. >> the biggest political comeback in american history. president-elect trump is on his way back to the white house. earlier he flipped michigan, completing his sweep of the three blue wall states. >> what's great about last night is that it was definitive. no matter who wins, be happy that the it was kind of resolute and it was quick. there's really no gray area here. either, you know, where either side can call out one thin or another. the america

there have been protests against this ruling is really military has sent 10000 summons to hardy men since july. the danbury is a former associated press chief editor for europe, africa, and the middle east. he explains the reasons behind this decision is really community used to be heard of a small but because of tremendous birth rates and around 7 children per family or more. they've grown to be about a native israel and the dublin per person every couple of years. every 20 years and, and basically currently they account for something approaching a quarter of all potential draft age jewish. and there's been an arrangement. it's just us the founding of the country that if they go into it should have a 7 areas, then they don't have to serve. but it's becoming untenable both because their numbers are growing too much. uh and, and also because of the current conflict that the military needs more soldiers and that fact has been exposed. and the reality where some is really stuck in the reserve is serve up to $200.00 days a year because there was a, in gaza and elsewhere. and that's obviously

a total misunderstanding, officers were investigating another incident when curly in the powdered hardy there hardly reproach them with concerns read his parked heart. he now faces charges, a battery resisting a police officer, an breach of the peace, curly one bronze and a 100 meters at last year is paras olympics over on james's hits, another career landmark. he's broken michael jordan's and the record for 30 point games during l. a. right, there is victory over the last cost. it was his 500 and 63rd 30 point the weekends have tumbled on day 2 of the funnels has between australia in india, india bold. the home team out for a 181. and sidney is a big level of a 5 series shop and then came out swinging to $61.00 is that they reached a $141.00 for 6, and then the 2nd, any obsolete of a 145 front. and americans set quintero has the lead after the 1st stage of the jackal rally taking place in saudi arabia. i'm. it's funny champion, carla sands is currently in 7th, considered one of motor sports, toughest races. the competition last over the next 2 weeks were drivers will hope to complete a

he comes from the hardy stock of pioneers. his life has been directly influenced by a long lineage of strong, powerful, and intelligent women. his great-grandmother, linda slaughter, was one of the state earliest pioneers. she arrived in north dakota by steamboat. coming up the missouri river after the civil war. she was an author and correspondent who fought for women's right to vote. [applause] linda was the first woman in dakota territory to hold an elected office. a superintendent of buehrle county schools. she beat out several male candidates at a time when she could not even vote for herself. in 1892, she earned the distinction of becoming the first female in the country to vote for a presidential candidate at a national convention. her daughter, doug's grandmother, was the only female in the first-ever class of students at north dakota state university in 1890. a year after north dakota became a state. doug's amazing mom, catherine, was a widowed mother of three when she reentered the workforce as the dean of the colleg

mark hardy who was the governor of the bank of england but before that, governor bank of canada is very well respected in the financial sector from brookfield which is a large property company and also from bloomberg, an american company, he is chair of the board. very well-known, very well respected. not a politician in the sense of having been elected to office before, but he is somebody that the prime minister has tried to recruit for cabinet and i think he will be a leading contender. after you get past those to the contenders are a little bit harder to guess. christy clark, the premier of british columbia, a liberal has nothing to do with the trudeau government. she's been mentioned as somebody from outside the liberal government to have a fresh start. we've also heard some -- heard from some french-canadian voices, people who speak french primarily. -- from fact, is a very dynamic, very engaged politician. ethan leading canada's effort on ai, critical minerals, trying to deal with a range of other aspects of the canadian economy, so he has a lot of name recognition as a politician

they are hardy people here in leeds.re this morning when we got up was completely covered in snow and you can see as the cars go by, it is turning more into sludge so there are more cars out and about here in leeds. this is one of the roads into the centre of leeds. you can see by the amount on the side here, there was a fair amount of snow overnight. certainly when i got up overnight. certainly when i got up and tried to clear the car roof, there was five centimetres on top of it. people were saying don't travel unless you have to do, that we would stay where we were, and i'm glad we did because the snow has continued to come down. you can see it is still falling here in leeds and that will be the picture across a lot of the country. in some areas there were power cuts last night, and there are some people who don't have power in the midlands area. the big issue has been with transport and the airports. the good news is that manchester airport, which was closed, is now open. and liverpool is also hoping to open this hou