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now both moscow and ki, accused one another of plodding to blow up a major dam on the nipper river. after sunset, darkness descends on neighborhoods and towns around here. the street lights are out and people navigate the suburbs with flashlights. ukrainians are getting used to rolling power cuts after russian missiles destroyed a 3rd of the country's power infrastructure. in the last 2 weeks alone, ukraine dominated the un security council meeting on friday about the destruction combined with soaring gas in cold prices. with costs by these attacks threatened to expose millions the civilians to stream hardship and even life endangering conditions is lender to be clear under international humanitarian law and tax targeting civilians, instability infrastructure are prohibited but in the latest phase of russia's war on ukraine, moscow defiantly says it will intensify a tax on ukraine's power water and other vital infrastructure. there are growing fears. the next target will be the hydro electric works at ca. kafka russian troops took control of the dam, north of care sun on the nipper

and some of it also hit that was the case in a village near ki, of where that's where the information that we're given by the authorities infrastructure has been hit. but we don't know exactly what and the southern the city of mich alive has also been hit mc alive. been one of the cities that frequently shelled by rockets. it's very close to the frontline so they can use rocket types that would not reach deep into the territory there. that's why this city, along with others that are close to the front line or to the russian border. like, what is your or hockey are showed much more often and their residential building was hit again, a 5 story building a we've just seen the pictures of the boy was taken out under the rob. i understand the head of the u. s. nuclear agency is in kia for talks about the zap parisha nuclear plant mathias. would that facility is in russian hands. it's in a war zone, any progress being reported on how to assure the plants safety. so grossey came here after visiting moscow or he was conveying what he had talked about with put in to the ukrainians. and he says

i was the mayor of ki vitale clips scott. meanwhile, shapes carrying grain have left ukrainian ports under a new international accord. russia pulled out of a previous agreement, allowing ukrainian exports through the black sea. russian president vladimir putin says he has not ended, but merely suspended the old agreement. the un says bible food shipments must keep flowing. nearly half of ukraine's grain exports go to poorer countries. off the coast of a stumble, it the mom or a see. now looks like a parking lot for cargo ships. dozens of these huge vessels have been waiting here for days to continue their journey through the boss rose to ukraine's black c port . the grain agreement broke up by the united nations and turkey in july guaranteed safe passage for the shipments. but now russia has suspended the deal for months, grain shapes have passed through here going to or coming from ukraine. the united nations called the grain deal a beacon of hope, a victory of diplomacy amid the grim reality of russia's war. now it seems this victory was short lived. the kremlin justifies the suspe

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and this would infrastructure that was des des connelly reporting from ki, of in the united states, the confirmed death toll from hurricane ian has risen to more than 80 with most of the victims in florida. the storm also devastated cuba were residents are only now seen power restored to their homes. 5 days after the hurricane knocked out electricity across the entire island. rescue teams on a mission to find survivors. they've already taken dozens of florida residents to safety. many homes have been completely destroyed, but in some areas, residents have come back to pick up. the pieces i knew was going to be bad by. i didn't know i was like in a lose everything from the gulf of mexico to the atlantic. ian has left a path of destruction across florida. hundreds of people have been rescued, but many more are stranded. and more than a 1000000 are off the grit. i mean look around your look nothing. we have no power, no phone service, robin. so we just like little help you. i'd like little help to get my home bergen shave because i don't wanna go before humbling florida. ian plunged all of

attacks on civilian targets across ukraine, drove home to germany, just how important it support for ki, of is foreign minister. and alina bow book, called the attacks vial, and promised berlin would do everything possible to strengthen ukraine's air defense. chancellor. all our shots also offered solidarity and support with the chancellor assured your friends, president office on a devotee of germany and the other g 7 countries. he said, germany would do everything possible to mobilize additional assistance and in particular, to help prepare destroyed civil infrastructure such as electricity and heating sources and responds to rush us missile strikes. the group of 7 countries is holding a virtual meeting with ukrainian president followed a mere zalinski on tuesday to day rebuilding damage infrastructure is expected to be on the agenda, but the countries pictured here during an earlier meeting we'll be looking to agree on a coordinated response to further increased weapons and defense system deliveries, targets crossover, to our political correspondent, you know, has an inner ukraine's

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in the program polusha ki let's get acquainted with inna yakovchik, a teacher of russian language and literature. if at all discuss the role of teachers in educating children. i want to say that i'm probably more of a literature teacher than a language teacher, because writing correctly is, of course, very important and very necessary, but any spelling mistake can be corrected. but the mistakes that are somehow made by one's actions in life can no longer be corrected, so i like literature lessons more, because they have such an educational potential that we learn. what attraction is there in the agro-town, zakosel the pearl of our zakodili is the chapel, the tomb of the family, even, it was built in 1849 and the polish architect franciszek was invited for its construction, the clock box did not have two purposes. let 's just say. one of them was for catholic worship, and the other in the basement was a crypt for the burial of representatives of the family, and why did the heroine of the issue choose life in the woods today? this is my life really in the countryside, because in the cit

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e to the address of kiev but kis on the proposal made by the client about the peace talks. didn't answer, ignored, you can say, and this silence, of course, is already eloquent. says a lot on the sidelines, stamica peter remains the federation here in jakarta has also held a number of bilateral meetings, e.g. representatives of other states the united arab emirates , the republic of south africa in the sky, thailand, well, the list goes on. one thing is clear and perhaps this is the main result. there is no need to isolate russia in the international arena and the meeting in jakarta confirmed. it's fully on yours in a little more than a month. here in indonesia , the heads of state of the g20 will gather for a summit, and, of course, russian president vladimir putin, boris ivanin, is also waiting here. dmitry dunaev nikolai tailors news indonesia java island so let 's get back to the events in the kherson region , kirill strimausov, deputy head of the regional administration, said that the ukrainian military shot 16 people. seli velyka aleksandrovka we will not only talk ab

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every one of them, don't blame everybody and they believe in the americanan dream and the kis that we go to school with. more than 15% of american public schools teach today. that wasn't an option when i was a kid and over half the public schools in america. american history is an alternative class. you don't have to take it. we have young people today i can'tca really blame them but jt read the paper to not understand why the mess we're getting into is there there because they've not had the opportunity to really learn so hopefully this book will give opportunity for some people in a balanced way to figure out why america is exceptional. >> yeah, you say that by the way you're ay, browns friend but cheering for the packers. >> >> the note and the reason it's a working title and so much of what david and his experience is mirroring my own family all though nobody in my family has taken a company public. always dreamed to, but looking at these stories it's similar that people coming to the country and they're in hardship they've experienced and every great american story is about perse

it's important d many of her kis cross to edinburgh. so much history in this amazing locomotive.visit is complete without one of these. >> the flying scotsman one of the most a of all locomotives eager to be on her way to repeat history. >> the name that eclipses any other remains as a motive today asn any time during its history. the flying scotsman. she broke records and set pulses racing. the first to break the 100 mile per hour barrier in 1934 and to make four hundred mile journey from london to edinburgh without stopping. her speed saw her credited with delaying the inevitable takeover by diesel locomotives that was coming down the tracks. >> the flying scotsman its passengers a site they haven't seen since 1941. restaurant cars are back again. >> as britain adapted to postwar life, it was the scotsman chosen to highlight the return of onboard kitchens. >> have you enjoyed your lunch? >> i've enjoyed it very much indeed. it is a very pleasant change after four years of sandwiches. >> she was taken around the world to showcase british engineering at its best but often the bus

some 200 people have been kied.nnouncing the new sanctions, the foreign policy chief caught on iran to end the violence and if necessary, the block will go further. >> we have opted to restrict measures against 11 individuals on four entities. targeting those linked to the death of the woman after the repression of protesters. we are ready to add more names to this list. >> iran has about an immediate response to the new sanctions. >> such a rushed and biased behavior is unacceptable. it is meddling in our domestic affairs. we do not accept this. >> as politicians trade accusations, protesters like these students in central around continue to advance the anger at the authorities who seem unwilling to listen. >> will the sanctions be effective? i put that question to the director of the atlantic strategic litigation project which is focused on accountability for human rights violations? >> it is a welcome development. the sanctions on 15 iranian entities and individuals who are implicated in human rights violations i

investigate 9/11, what happened with the murder and dismemberment of jamal khashoggi, the yemen crisis that kied 2 -- turn into a killing of innocent children. the list goes on and on. for us to treat the country as another ally is totally inappropriate now that they have sided with putin. laura: did president biden achieve anything with his visit, the fist bump with the saudi crown prince? sen. durbin: we can say we tried. we made an effort to try to reach some accommodation and it did not work. the saudis decide to pitch in with vladimir putin with pricing. laura: ukraine is dominating kyiv politics. are you concerned if republicans make gains in theouse a set it up the midterms they could dial back american support for ukraine? sen. durbin: there are few people on the right and left the question our commitment to ukraine but the vast majority of both political parties support the effort. they understand vladimir putin -- that is up to the ukrainian people. if we do not stop putin and his aggression, there will be another victim. i am personally sensitive to the situation in the baltic states.

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. >> if hundreds of rhinos are kied for their horn, the population can be reestablished as long as enough saved. but if the park is polluted with toxic mine waste, this last refuge of the rhino will be lost forever. >> where our concern lies is with respect to dust, because there's no analysis of the dust, in terms of the toxic components within that dust, given the coal mining, and the blasting, and that sort of thing. now, you can feel this wind. this wind is blowing across us right into the game reserve. so, they mine here, this southeastern wind will carry the dust, and the fallout will be in the park, in the wilderness area. >> if it goes ahead, the coal mine will be right against the boundary fence of the park. this community of 1,200 people will be forcibly relocated off the land. another coal mine opened in 2007, 10 kilometers away from the village, and people here already fall sick from breathing the toxic dust. >> [speaking afrikaans] >> this is an aerial view of the older mine, which nduna's nephew says is already causing their cattle to die. >> we are also feeling the conseque

. >> investigators believe the kis believe the killings are the result of a dispute between a former employee and a singh family's trucking business. two brothers are accused in the mus the murders of jesus salgado facing charges of kidnapping and murder. he'll be in court on thursday along with his bror his brother who fails charges of erasing evidence. > >> we speak to the man who did t did it for a deeply personal re. for a deeply personal reason. > >> plus, it sounds like somethig like something out of an old novel. how the drought uncovered a world does your vitamin c last 24 hours? only nature's bounty does. with immune 24 hour plus... you get longer-lasting vitamin c... plus herbal and other immune superstars. get more with nature's bounty. > >> today is world mental healthy health day raising awareness about issues like anxiety and . we talked to a skate border whoy who recently completed an incredible trip for exactly that purpose. traveling from eugene, oregon to san francisco, skate boarding the entire 831 miles. he did it to honor two young skaters who both lost their liv

kis and families, kid could bring their own egg drop experiments we all remember those and drop them from a ladder close to 60 feet in the air. >> i'm here for my son. get him out of the house. he really likes legos. and jumpers. and got to see all the stuff they have out here today and it's a really nice event for the kids. >> my egg always broke. there was a massive lego carnival a petting zoo and also some food . [ music ] > >> well, expect big crowds all d at golden gate park where hardly gate park where hardly strictly blues grass is making the return return from a two year pandemic pause. this year's lineup includes a mix of performances.e festival runs through tomorrow and you can see the lineup on kpix.com. i want to call ourselves out because that's probably yesterday's video. >> the first thing i was going o say. >> because you can actually seee sunshine right now. >> yes. >> that's not the case in san f. darren. > >> you had it great there for te first part of yesterday. it got gray there by the afternoon and even misting in the afternoon. s there. it's that way to do. it'

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among the dead tonight annie guess ki and steven blessi.bc's matt gutman in seoul for us. >> reporter: tonight, forensics teams investigating how a halloween street celebration became one of the deadliest crowd crushes in recent decades. dozens of medics desperately trying to press life into lifeless bodies. rows of blue body bags. saturday night around 100,000 revelers packed seoul's hip itaewon neighborhood, pouring out of the subways and into the streets. thousands funneled into this alleyway, which by 10:00 p.m. became a deadly bottleneck. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: many caught in the stampede were international students. alice and anne-lou, seen here trapped in the crowd. that laughter quickly turning to terror. anne-lou, you passed out at some point. >> because i didn't have air. >> reporter: and did they just lift you up above the crowd? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: as the crowd pressed the life was squeezed out of at least 155 victims. it took over 30 minutes for first responders to wade into that sea of bodies. keen police acknowle

because when russian forces were retreating from ki foster failed britsky back towards the moment for us to show them. but unfortunately, at the moment we had not with the vote for them. and then they changed the tactics . replenish, refresh, started this 1st world war and style warfare range. war with a particular re does destroying new organ into rubble, ukrainian cities. now, now we have again the moments you for your grain today now will receive long range missiles to hi mar 10th. because for the moment we. 3 haven't received any one with them. we could finish everything in weeks. i really believe in the course. 123 and more military defeats region would not survive, administer a catastrophe near hard. after their catastrophe and here on the region. they, these resume is shaking. and this is the moment to finish it. ok, alex and you are a military expert. do you agree with that? that would be over in weeks if you cry and got everything it was asking for. no, i do not believe so, but i believe that i have lost tremendous amounts of personnel and in particular materials, both sides

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also on the program, the red cross faces pressure from ki everett's work on the conflict in ukraine. president zalinski accuses the organization of not doing enough to help the cranium, field abuse.

and everyone in ki, moscow in washington, clearly understands this. the ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. also, after 911, the u. s. transitioned into what really is a full time war like economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recession. and so when we see these enormous amounts of money going to ukraine, 40000000000 dollars, 13000000000 dollars. it's not that we're just writing the check and giving ukraine free money. almost none of that money, as cash goes to ukraine, where it go. with the one, laker custodian for voice commercial for the whole the quick see here in the quarter. so she lives in russia, your front of couple of what to look over here to she note. can you please shoot him to perth and forward the menu? it's thinking it's a little good now to stumble with. thank you. conflict with kentoria wilson. you are spending a filling, missouri, william stone of cool the freshman. nobody's

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attacks on civilian targets across ukraine, drove home to germany, just how important it support for ki, of is foreign minister. and alina bow book, called the attacks vial, and promised berlin would do everything possible to strengthen ukraine's air defense. chancellor, olaf sholtes also offered solidarity and support. with the chancellor assured your friends, president office on the devotee of germany and the other g 7 countries. he said, germany would do everything possible to mobilize additional assistance and in particular, to help prepare destroyed civil infrastructure such as electricity and heating sources and responds to russia's missile strikes. the group of 7 countries is holding a virtual meeting with ukrainian president followed a mere zalinski on tuesday to day rebuilding damage infrastructure is expected to be on the agenda, but the countries pictured here during an earlier meeting we'll be looking to agree on a coordinated response to further increased weapons and defense system deliveries are, that's been to date of new political correspondent, juliessa delhi, julia, gr

ki, hydro electric damn. the rush is next target. ukrainian, president, lot of mister lansky ones. hundreds of thousands of people are at risk. he alleges russian forces planted minds at the power station in the southern region of hassan . after a night of wrangling, european leaders agree on a road map to contain soaring energy prices, triggered by the war in ukraine. but german skepticism remains over of price kept for gas and britain, this conservative party done the search for a new leader again, following lease trust, his resignation. after the shortest stay in the job, the outgoing prime minister leave scars on the economy and politics in term on ah, i've been for sewland, welcome, ukraine's president lamesa lansky has accused russia of planning to blow up a hydro electric dam in the his own region. he said, russian troops said, mind the harkell that plant 2 trigger. what's lensky called a catastrophe of a grand scale. as winter approaches, there is growing concern about rushing attacks on energy infras

, before all of this happened, this large scale attack on various parts of ukraine and the heart of ki, of city. before that people really kind of wanted to overhear these air raid alerts and just go about their normal lives. now when you hear it, you really including my team jump out of your bad, go to the nearby shelter and a try to come up with a plan, a when and when is it safe enough a to return actually out to your room. so up, people are of course worn down by this, but by what they call and refer to a more increasingly as terrorism, as a form of terrorism. because if civilians who just simply want to go about their normal lives and can do so, especially since monday, since really this entire whoo, has entered a new phase in the eyes of so many who so far in places like he, if city thought that he or more or less thinks ah suton when he comes to the question of safety. now the, the russian ass rights we've seen in the last couple of days of seriously damaged ukrainian energy infrastructure. how do people in keys see the coming weeks playing alice? as temperatures are obviously g

and substations were heavily targeted in the attack. ukrainian president vladimir zelinski confirmed ki energy systems were hit with around 30 percent of the country's energy infrastructure damage. the strikes resulted in hundreds of people left with no electricity, with some cities facing limited power supply and an emergency shut down key claim, some of the damaged energy facilities were restored. however, it will stop exporting electricity to the e. u in order to stabilize the countries own power grid. we discuss the russian strikes with former us marine and geo political analysts, brian berlin, eric who said russia was bound to retaliate after he had cross moscow's red lines by attacking the crimean bridge. i don't think it comes as a surprise at all. we watch ukraine carry out the bombing on the creamy and bridge . we have watched ukraine and it's sponsors not only cross rushes red lines, but then on the other side, russia had the obligation to retaliate. if they did not ukraine, it, sponsors would begin to think there are, there was no, nothing, no consequence. it is a red line. i

ki rsty kirsty wark is standing by.continues here on bbc one as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are — but from the ten team, it's goodnight. hello, i'm frankie mccamley, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn stevens, political editor at the daily mirror and martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. .. the financial and political turmoil facing the new pm dominates tonight's front pages. the ft reports on what it terms an "horrendous" meeting she had with her backbenchers, saying she's been urged to rewrite the recent mini—budget. the metro says the situation is looking so tricky for liz truss that she's even losing the support of traditional tory areas of southern england. the i newspaper also reports on that 1922 committee meeting, saying ms truss faced a "showdown" with mps demanding to know how she would balance the books. the telegraph leads on

whether the troops themselves are bracing for battle or preparing to flee. meanwhile, moscow claims ki, i was getting ready to detonate. a dirty bomb laced with radioactive material, a chart ukrainian leaders denied saying rushes describing its own intentions. so on to the point where, asking the roost with the dirty boss, a sign of proteins weakness a hello and welcome to to the point. it is a great pleasure to agree to our guests. jessica berlin is a g o strategic expert with the german marshall fund. gustav grasso is senior policy fellow and military expert at the berlin office of the european council on foreign relations. and joining us online from bon is my ukranian colleague, roman don, should i go, he's working for d w's, russia desk. and roman, i'd like to go to straight away to the situation in the hess saw, because there's mixed signals emanating from that region where russian occupiers have at the same time, been sending dyer messages and about an impending ukrainian attack. and at the same time also appeared to be digging in bracing for battle. so can you give us your asses

ki hydroelectric dam, be russia's next target. ukrainian president blood of mister lansky wants hundreds of thousands of people are at brisk elijah's russian forces planted mines at the power station in the southern region of hassan. after a night of wrangling, european leaders agree on a road map to contain soaring energy prices, triggered by the war in ukraine. but german skepticism remains over a price cap for gas.

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i'm blowing up the crimean bridge, where 3 civilians were killed. shelling across ukraine, including ki, if shows russia terrorist tactics. this makes it even more acute to establish trevino for crime of aggression. i suggested to as a live under lion that you could help lead these efforts. sonya suddenly welcomes this and congratulates the ukrainian special operations units who are expected to be behind this operation. earlier we have a discussion on this issue with school with a full us marine corps in terms of the account. what's koski? she was a retired us air force, the tenant colonel and ahmed missile for he is a director of asia studies, sense of the studies and translation. it seems like it was set up on a truck and that the driver it was not ukrainian and possibly wasn't even aware that he was getting ready to be blown up. can so very much in line with what we have come to think of is a terrorist type operation and the use of terrorism type tactics in this situation is consistent with where the re cranium is actually stand. we're talking about a, a collective that has also legi

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in the hands of ki, of back in june, our crew discovered a military headquarters where fighters of ukraine's neo nazi right sector battalion shared bed and board with o as c observers. what is particularly interesting about this place is that the right sector militants, again, one of the most notorious, neo nazi formations in ukraine, very much akin to resolve or ida for example. they shared this building with the members of the o is see mission. we found their insignia on the floor just above us. so again, members of the international community, the always see, they owe to the roof over their heads to neo nazis. they shared food with neo nazis, a very peculiar symbiosis, and allegations against the you and media watchdog mount in a conversation with us, a former ukrainian soldier claims he personally witnessed a was c. observe as effectively operating as intelligence agents of ukraine's forces were very much for commander in headquarters, commanders of the so called a lead battalions such as i'd are at the right sector. interacted with always c e. i personally so always see in our headquart

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policy chief, as promised more support is onward deeply shocked by russia's attacks on civilians and ki, evan, of the cities and ukraine. such acts have no place in the 21st century. i condemned them in the strongest possible terms, withstand, would ukraine, additional military support from the e. u is on its way. meanwhile, germany is preparing matchers against iran and in support of local anti government protests that. but those come as it ignores the protests at home, over soaring energy prices. let's get the thoughts and opinion of ot contributor rachel marston. the european union is keen on sanctioning one of the west long time regime chains targets iran and mid ongoing protests in the country. and berlin seems eager on leading the charge with the demand for an you wide travel band and asset freeze of those considers responsible. berlin should know firsthand how sanctions can backfire and inadvertently target the people of a country. since that's pretty much what's happening right now in germany and across the e. u. under the blocks own anti russian sanctions, which were supposed t