he talks about inflation, renewable energy, in competition with china. >> i am brian heath -- ryan heath, it would take a lot of america and institutional leadership to alleviate these crises. here to talk to us about those challenges and how he is confronting them is the world bank president david malpass. welcome. david: hello. thanks. ryan: climate change is an issue that accelerates or worsens each of these issues, so we need to address the elephant in the room. mr. president, you have been facing calls to resign over your hesitancy to attribute climate change to human activity. you know that al gore called you acclimate denier and you have rejected that, but there are still issues out there. confidence and credibility issues out there. i want your perspective. tell us, did you consider resigning why or why not? >> not resigning. we are making a forceful leadership job by the world bank on climate. i think the unfortunate side was when asked are you a climate denier, i should have said no. i did not go in that direction because no one said that other than al gore, and it was pretty m

i want to talk with hadley heath manning. $4100 in income to the biden administration. express what that means to an ordinary family. >> it means a loss of financial security, charles. so many things in life don't simply stop because we face increased costs when it comes to inflation or higher interest rates. if refrigerator stops working, if dishwasher stops working, if a child has a medical need you have to come up with that dollar to meet that emergency. so many people feel they can't do that they're spending so much more money on inflation. $3,000 increased a year of inflation costs and other 1200 of the heritage study, that is a cost related to higher interest rates are one tool that the policymakers are trying to use to combat inflation. charles: the sad part there we know for a fact that is going higher. we just talked to brian about that and the inflation part of it is lingering. year-over-year one of the consequences the principle of mortgage payments are up more than 52%, making the dream of homeownership fade drama

and today, the mayor of her heath describe these strikes as a russian reprisals for ukraine's recent territorial gate. this abandoned tank is one of many left behind. in that panic russian retreat from the hockey region. in a nearby village vehicles and piles of ammunition, testified to the russians. hasty withdrawal in the face of the ukrainian advance, ukraine's military command has pledged to push on. although with those evening, eliza lecount through the liberation of settlements from the russian invaders and the hockey fin. donna's greedy continues, yet particularly reported during the retreat. russian troops quickly abandoned their positions and fled deep into temporarily occupied territories or the russian federation of all of this trend persists. south and then there was but he hides. the russian command has played down to set back. and president vladimir putin has yet to acknowledge it. instead striking a defined note on western sanctions, i could do it. i see it will lead in us, but i waited. russia confidently handling the external pressure, essentially a financial and tec

and he was also declared money wanted by the ambassador of the heath suggested peace also, the russia ow, rasmussen, executive vice president of the eurasia center says he is dictating how european politicians should acts. i'm just made at the statement that the criticism that is thrown at germany and other other member states that are, that may not be providing as much as ukraine would like. and, and let's say that this is essentially drawing down their own surprise supplies. and essentially, the little rising nato members for a country that's not part of the, it's not part of nato. there's no defending democracy. it's not really the countries of political career. so they have to watch out for themselves and they should be watching their people, unlike what minister bear box to hear more about ukraine than the german people to see the amount of weapons, the amount of e lowing in the money flowing in crane. and yet they are about insults of the senior people. this is just, i mean it's humility. i would find it humility. if i was a european diplomat, have those comments made i it said

. >> i am brian heath -- ryan heath, editorial director at politico. we are coming to you live from new york with the united nations general assembly has been meeting all week. the debates have been dominated by overlapping crises, public health emergencies, a looming recession, and the climate crisis. it would take a lot of america and institutional leadership to alleviate these crises. here to talk to us about those challenges and how he is confronting them is the world bank president david malpass. welcome. david: hello. thanks. ryan: climate change is an issue that accelerates or worsens each of these issues, so we need to address the elephant in the room. mr. president, you have been facing calls to resign over your hesitancy to attribute climate change to human activity. you know that al gore called you acclimate denier and you have rejected that, but there are still issues out there. i want your perspective. tell us, did you consider resigning why or why not? david: not resigning. we are making a forceful leadership job by the world bank on clim

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day, holiday weekend, more than 4000 firefighters are babbling the 14 largest fires emitter, brutal heath way, the u. s. a. started a massive roll out of new coping. 19 vaccines designed for omni from variance of disease. health officials say that by the end of the week, 90 percent of americans will live with an 8 kilometers of centers where the shots are available. the u. s. will start recommending annual cobra 19 boosters from now on. nasa has released new pictures of the torrential and nebula, captured by the james web space telescope. these images show young stars distant background galaxies, as well as detailed structures and compositions of the nebulous gas and dust structures. the nebula wise, the large magellan mage, a male jill and nick cloud galaxy. so 161000 light years away. and now we turn to southern pakistan are months of unprecedented. munson rains have filled the country's largest fresh water lake to keep lake monscheier from bursting . as banks authorities there have released its water and flooded villages. it's hope that the damage will spare more densely populated area

you our correspond and has watched the investigation team in action and will tell us more from hawk heath. the european union recommend suspending billions of euro's of funding to hungry following allegations of corruption is the 1st case in the blog under a new sanctioned aimed at protecting the rule of law. and us president joe biden arrives in london ahead of queen elizabeth funeral, while thousands q up for one last chance to pay their respects at her coffin. ah. and warm greetings, trail viewers around the world. i'm michael o co months ago. the world was shocked after discovering the atrocities committed in the ukrainian town of butcher, after it was freed from russian occupation. now more possible war crimes have emerged in the newly liberated hawk heave region. our corresponding emanuel shush went to is you where mass graves containing more than 450 bodies were uncovered. we should warn you, her report contains disturbing image. dare uncovering sheer horror as near by artillery fire rages in these forests on the outskirts of recently liberated is you forensic experts are working a

ah ah ah ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. russian troops withdrawal from key areas of park heath as the ukrainian counter offensive gains momentum bought as he cranks army, liberates dozens of settlements from russian occupation in the east. we find more devastation also coming up with britons. charles, the 3rd is proclaimed king. his accession to the throne is formally announced and the ceremony held for the 1st time 70 years. and in the german point is like a total fiber, its face off as logic play host to dorman. it's the start of a new era to was recently appointed leipzig coach mca rosa began his tenure for the showdown against his former club. and so coming up in spring, ah, american houses could happy with us. we begin in ukraine where russia says its troops are withdrawing from key areas in the hockey region. the announcement comes off to keep said its army had made sweeping gains there. rushes defense ministry said it soldiers would leave, is young and ballad clear to instead concentrate on fighting in the don bass region . meanwhile, keith says its troops at the entered

the front line is shifted further away, but hawk heath is still in rushes sites and strikes hit the city on monday, sparking fires killing at least one person and cutting power and public services. retaliation for russia's battlefield losses says president philadelphia zalinski the whole book, which on the one hand, this is a sign of the desperation of those who contrived this war. this is how they react to the defeat of russian forces in the harkey regional. they can't do anything to our heroes on the battlefield, and that's where it rushes, directing its vile strikes against civilian infrastructure. volunteers have rushed to the re taken villages to deliver supplies to residence, traumatized by months under occupation. in your midnight your new house, but there was shooting bombing and shelling day off today. we had no electricity and the water just on my hood check them wouldn't have been the way. yeah, we had all my snap food. now we finally been liberated. but the world has to know what happened here, miss bra. so in the city of these u. m resident, say russian forces beat a hasty r

we're not experts in epidemiology the at 1st we had to learn how to handle the pandemic heath and find the right meshes. discover what's appropriate ahead. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah ah, ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, ah ah b of information means doctors often research covered related symptoms for themselves and develop their own methods for treatment. this is exactly what aniko teen program on did, together with a colleague from berlin and other doctors from german speaking countries. she has put together a medical handbook, lou, this is and of course, a football fan abbey, or a large group of physicians and scientists from other fields, ian who have ideas about this problem. when and we brought those ideas together in one document where we also made sure, however that we could give as much evidence as possible for everything that we wrote in lucas who to fan and even can. so that is easy for every one. he reads it to understand how we came up with the ideas. yeah. and that at the treatment we suggest it is evidence based. oh, this is a hat. boogeyman speaks from experie

and laid on the floor in the lobby of heath high school, blood from the side of my head and believedmyself today. when i feel that anger, i think about the 14 year old boy who acted that day. and i think of my own children. and i think the man that boy became should get the chance to try to do and be better. >> so, you say our penal system is about punishment and rehabilitation. so, what will this decision be based on? >> yes, well, i'm glad to be with you both and i am struck by even the suggestion. i think juliet is 100 percent right. i think that we have gone much too accustomed to the school shootings. and -- our penal system is about rehabilitation and punishment. and it sort of this blend of having justice tempered with mercy. and so that's why we have a pearl system. but i think really, when you hear from the victims and you hear about the lasting impacts and you've got a young man, a middle aged men coming up for pearl for the first time, i just don't think that there's going to be the appetite with the parole board. especially in the way and looking at this case through the

if you read general heath's diary, general heath, as the continental army commander of the new england area, he's in providence, which is about 45 miles away. and he's talking about how, you know, he gave a proper reception to russian bull. well, he's covering his tail because he wasn't there. nobody heard, was there? and this is this is from his diary. and he talks about how russia but went ashore with deville. they they ran into mr. wharton, who was a quaker. mr. wharton lived three houses up from where the colony house was, and what offered him some some horses invites him to t that evening russian bull asked who is in charge of the militia in the area and christopher greene is in charge. but he's not at that particular site. he's elsewhere in the newport area. so they send out an express to go get him to bring him to russia on board, let him know that that russian boy and his troops have arrived once. bear in the view of many bear in the view of many is russia boys second in command when he realizes that russian boys ashore with no bodyguard, he decides that he's going to send the

ryan heath, former press secretary at the uk cabinet office. he helped plan the queen mother's funeral. he is now editorial director for global growth at politico. and neil spanish, white house columnist for the hill. ryan, queen elizabeth has been speaking to her public since world war ii. but i want to share what she said in just two years ago when she was speaking to her country to the world about covid back in 2020. >> we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again. we will be with our family. we will meet again. >> she had quite a way of connecting over 70 years as a monarch, didn't she? >> connecting is the word. she provided connective tissue across 56 countries, the whole british commonwealth, the former british commonwealth. and i think that is what the country is going to miss most. you have in the stress and prince charles, to people who are not necessarily new to the public, and a bit decisive. the queen is not that. she was an accidental monarch, she wa

editorial director of "politico" ryan heath, thank you. we want to hit one more major story here. nearly all of puerto rico is without power this morning. after the category 2 storm hurricane fiona tore through the island packing speeds of 110 miles per hour. the storm dropped up to 30 inches of rain in some parts of the country. at least three people have died as 90% of the territory remains without power. an update out hours ago by the national hurricane center warned of on going threats to life due to catastrophic flooding. fiona's strength trigger an island wide blackout. puerto rico's electricity grid has been fragile since hurricane maria devastated 80% of the island's agriculture, destroying the power grid completely and killing nearly 3,000 people. forecasters fiona will strengthen to a category three storm as it nears bermuda later this week. today the storm is expected to pass over parts of the islands of turks and ceicos. could ron desantis face legal trouble after dozens of mi -- migrants were flown to martha's vineyard? plus, the latest from ukraine. there are renewed

to the functioning of the resolution monitoring system systems to know what it is and whether that heath radiation in the atmosphere. we do have sets of networks of monitoring equipment that have been affected. the concrete and 6 recommendations in our board indicates that the site should continue ensuring this functionality, including by treatise and exercises where which the i can help in assuring. and the 2nd and final state that there must be continued and reliable communications with the regulator with the ukranian regulator we've, we have seen repeatedly that these lines of communication have been interrupted. so the week amend in its 7 recommendation corresponding to each one of the 7 dealers of the safety security. that reliable and redundant communication means some channels be secured at all times and the are brief. mr. brunson and the mission that took place last week i started one indeed has provided us and the international community with a precious instrument in the presence of an i a assessment and monitoring mission that could provide our own today with a comprehensive re

let's bring in ryan heath. politico's editorial director for global growth and former press secretary for the uk cabinet office. good to have you. as we've been talking about new prime minister, new king in one week. it's got to be a particularly difficult moment for prime minister truss. all of the previous prime ministers have had those weekly meetings with the queen and at the very least, have been able to lean on her experience over the years. she will not have that. >> no, and one thing that prime minister truss and king charles have in common is that they tend to dive right into issues. sometimes they go in for the politicking and come for the facts later and they're both going to have to decide how much politicking they want to do. how will they set new boundaries now that they're in this uncharted territory. that's going to be very important because liz truss has been the face of the global britain policy as the latest iteration of them trying to find out what is their place in the world. something they

december 19, 9714 year old michael carnell armed with a stolen pistol, opened on a prayer group at heath high school near kentucky, killing three students. injured five others after pleading guilty. but mentally ill, he was sentenced to life. person with the possibility of parole after 25 years. it makes me feel terrible that i heard anybody now, 25 years later, carl is making his case for the% parole board, saying he heard voices told. well, here's those voices today i was hearing in my mind when the last time that one of these voices that told you to do something harmful couple days ago. cornell also saying he's at fault for the columbine school shooting, which came just 15 minutes after he carried out his attack. i really feel responsible for that. even today. these things happen, i feel. possible for that asked whether he deserved people, he said this. i think i do a lot of good. it's also spoke at the hearing paris shooting and says carnell should stay in prison. in a wheelchair without the role ever in the two person parole board failed to reach an agreement refer the case to the f

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the front line is shifted further away, but hawk heath is still in rushes. sites as strikes hit, the city on monday, sparking fires killing at least one person and cutting power and public services. retaliation for russia's battlefield losses says president philadelphia to lensky. the law book, which on the one hand, this is a sign of the desperation of those who contrived this war. this is how they react to the defeat of russian forces in the harkey regional. they can't do anything to our heroes on the battlefield. and that's why russia's directing its vile strikes against civilian infrastructure. good volunteers have rushed to the re taken villages to deliver supplies to residence, traumatized by months under occupation in your me, not your new house, but there was seating bombing and shelling. day after day. we had no electricity and water just on my hood chest, then wouldn't it be done like yeah, we had all my snack food. now we finally been liberated, but the world has to know what happened here. yes, but so in the city of is, you resident say, russian forces beat a hasty retrea

blackwood heath m. e m supervisor. we've got the who gave him his he nobody to him. it's a pretty soon in april 1943, the soviet army began a counter attack. the germans needed their forces at the front to control the appellation ukrainian territories. the german command began recruiting local ukrainian volunteers to form the ss kanisha division. ah, please us up to stump of out of the easy you at this i was going to have to stop pragmatics. now when you kind of trans fossil for vlosky nationalist about those i sure is up. i'm gonna stop being the best for him or you know, daughter on buffoon or causes i often allow or krinski mention at least of yaki lenin's. in 2 months, 26000 volunteers enlisted in the division. after training and bellow, irosia, france and germany, the new recruits swore allegiance to the right eye. the ukrainian volunteer pledged my continuing allegiance and obedience to the german leader and the german army commander in chief adult hitler. i solemnly undertake to serve the german army alongside my motherland. m civic was divided into the last u

earlier this year, bessie gators visited $27.00 sites around key which on a heath hockey and see me and interviewed a $150.00 victims and witnesses a team. it says it found crimes of rape, torture and children being detained. at least 77 people trying to migrate to europe . have died off to their boat, capsized off the coast of syria. rescuers managed to save more than 20 people that many more are still missing. iran's armies warning that it will confront what it calls enemies as protest continue after the death of a 22 year old women. this cost to the roster. i mean, he died last week of being arrested by the so called morality police for allegedly violating the countries headscarf policy. run state to please reporting that these 26 people have been killed during the unrest or no weight based iran human rights in here. so the number has reached at least 50 those are the headlines. the news continues here in al jazeera. that's after one. 0, one east. it's either the right wing party for tele, the diet is ahead in the polls. good is a slice of victory and the good luck with a stifled who

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, or we get together and shoot the breeze cuz it's a really great atmosphere, but, ah, these junk heaths being raised might be highly tuned, but they're not road legal. even so they do need to meet the event safety standards, volunteers pitch in to prepare the race track. this is sandy stretches, have to be tapped down as smooth as possible. and teemer pool, yet i read the work on the track. he knows that like the back of his hand from his own red cross experience, oil of quite well. actually all the corners are well suited to passing by. if another car leaves even just a little room on the inside of the corner, you should try to passage. i left a lot of it. all right now the tracks and pretty bad shape, but we'll fix it up with blow. that's what the trucks are here for. so that's the follicles without them other causes now you go in because got his plunkett race ready. it might not look like much, but you guys driven this car in says he races so far. automobile. but oh my bought this car a few years ago and oh, lou at a rate is bible still since then i've actually replaced almost everyt

southern counter offensive and says troops hook recaptured several villages in the northeast cart heath region. also on the program that you unveiled plans to cap the price of brush and gas to undercut moscow's ability to wage war on ukraine. let me .

my husband has 2 kids in har heath. we have no idea how they're doing a little darker gray officials promised phone service back in the metric days, although they called promised though if anything resembling life as it was before february 24th and the russian invasion a few hours up to any coupons. news comes through for adults and a teenager wounded and yet more shilling. and here's a look now at a few other stories making headlines at the sour hello stadium. president mahmoud abbas has accused israel of deliberately impeding progress towards a 2 state solution. speaking of the un general assembly abbas that the united nations must grant full membership of palestine, we are maria philip. 4 people have been confirmed dead from the highly contagious eviler ebola virus in uganda. the government there declared an outbreak earlier this week. the 1st in 3 years, 19 more people suspected of contracting the virus or receiving medical treatment. heavy ambulances with bodies of lebanese migrants have departed from syria. the bo

a ah, ah ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. russian troops withdrawal from key areas of pock heath has the ukrainian counter offensive gains momentum bought. has he grants army liberates dozens of settlements from russian occupation in the east? we find more devastation also coming up.

political uncertainty in the country, doctor william somewhat route was finally be sworn in as the heath president of the republic of kenya. this comes just a week after the supreme court upheld his victory. that was to link both acc, rival railer, a model or dinger. he was sworn in alongside. he's running together chicago, who now becomes the deputy president of the republic of kenya. now, several heads of states, foreign dignitaries, on paulson's of kenyans from the stadium, to witness the integration ceremony. he took over from president, looking after after hobbins, alongside him as the deputy president from 2013 to the ear 2022. and he can, ed is a country that is facing tough economic times. huge debt crises and high unemployment trades in his campaign. he made numerous promises to the electorate with a focus on liberating the country. economically, kenyans are waiting with bated breath for these promises to be haunted. political analysts and high court advocate, missouri. ne, our guy says the incoming president has a lot of work ahead due to the predicament the country is. and now

the har heath prob, it yet as russian forces retreat evidence is emerging of a brutal occupation. in the city of his union, president zalinski shakes the hand of a ukrainian commander. thanks to his troops, hard work. the city has now been liberated from russian forces. but there's been so much fighting here that there's not much of it left. there are no surprises. it's, you know, that it, that's not shock for me. the viewer is very shocking, but it's not shock for me because we, we began to see the same pictures from butcher from the 1st the occupied it characters, so the same destroyed, builders killed people. and so what can i say for you? crane's ne encounter offensive has seen the ukranian army take back a wide suede of territory in the space of just a few days. but residence here, as shall shocked what they endured during 6 months of russian occupation, is just starting to come to light in the battle scarred city of balla, clear southeast of hoc, give reports of torture are merging with live continental day. you made me hold 2 wires attached to an electric generator to the n

and the provision in the south heath and western allies say the votes are sham, orchestrated by russia. moscow says any annex to areas will be under its full protection. well, there's more on this, we're live in moscow and key the 1st let speak to mohammed vol in the russian capital that what all the authorities they're saying about these references will carry the keys here waiting for those results because president vladimir put in promise to accept them immediately. so in russia here, the expectation is that this is going to be a very successful exercise. today is the final day. as you mentioned, the votes will be counted, the ballots will be counted tomorrow and very likely that it will be known by the evening. and that's when the the product is here. the duma, the 2 chambers of the russian parliament will meet and endorse them today. the news coming from east from ukraine are very positive about the exercise they talk about a huge turn out. 87 percent. you don't yet 83 in ganske. 63 in house on 66 in the patricia. so here it's all. busy positive, it's all out of the picture, talkin

the next step is carried out by two shire horses, heath and nobby. they will be pulling a flat bed dray, a traditional open cart. these shire horses are often seen helping plough the land at the royal parks, helping to manage the wildflower meadows. they are better for the environment than machinery as they have less of an impact on the earth but today they have a slightly different task — transporting the flowers on to the next stage of their journey. more details of that story on our website, as we have for all of our main stories. you're watching bbc news with me, david eades. thank you for watching. hello. the start of the new week almost felt like the start of a new season, especially when the dark clouds rolled in, the rain started to fall and the wind picked up and another showery day to come, much like we had on monday, on tuesday. now the showers will be focused in certain areas. the weather chart is a fairly similar one. still got north—westerly winds, but they're actually going a little bit more westerly and allow this little sliding weath

we're not experts in epidemiology the at 1st we had to learn how to handle the pandemic heath and find the right meshes as discover what's appropriate and what's not the mass and it's the same again. now mr. leslie hill canals is as yet are mark guild markers. condition makes it hard for him to climb stairs. he used to be passionate about sports and played soccer at a local club. went running and did mountain bike tours until his symptoms made it impossible. the far ex natalia was really a great to around the weather was super. it was really fun and as he can see how happy i looked at he understood a cooker in my condition. now i can't do any of that. a man. i don't even know if it will be possible again from the office. i'm just hoping for the backyard. it offered us ester that mark guild mark his condition, has been caused by the vaccination, has been medically attested to and as long list of ailments speaks for itself, his blood vessels are damaged. so as his heart, he's in severe pain, has concentration and circulation problems. the list goes on and on. he's been on sick leave sinc

the next step is carried out by two shire horses, heath and nobby.ear. they will be pulling a flat bed tray, a traditional open cart. the shire horses are often seen helping plough the land at the royal parks, helping to manage the wild flower meadows. they are better for the environment than machinery as they have less of an impact on the earth, but today they have a slightly different task. transporting the flowers on to the next stage of their journey. if you go to our website, conceding new stamps that are being issued in memory of the queen and you can also see the cipherfor king charles. hello. the start of the new week almost felt like a new season. the dark clouds rolled in and the rain started to full anti—wind picked up. another showery day on tuesday. they will be focused in certain areas. the chart is fairly similar. north—westerly winds but a little more westerly which will allow the sliding weather system just down towards the south—west. i will show you where the showers will be mainly focus, particularly in the morning in the northern