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francine: marcus, thank you so much. marcus morris-eyton, portfolio manager at allianz.up, we hope -- will have plenty more stories. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 50 minutes into european trading day. gains across the benchmark. everything is in the green, led by financials. nasdaq futures pointing to a gain up from yesterday. alphabet coming out with earnings within the share split as well. we will look at the earnings from meta. let us get the bloomberg first word news with laura wright. laura: russian president vladimir putin has bombast did the u.s. over the moves of nato's. tensions continued in the region. u.k. prime minister boris johnson is on a visit to ukraine. covid new factions -- infections in the new state were peaked above a few weeks ago. south africa, the originator of the omicron variant, is -- in norway, there easing their covid restrictions. the u.k. government published a long weighted plan, shifting powers away from london and to the poor regions. this was a key concept for the winning administration, and the tory admini

he invited 12 year old marcus to visit him in the parish house. that is on the bottom. wonderful. he already had his bathroom on without. he didn't have to undress much at all. that behavior. he sat down next to me on the couch, and after a few dances, all the blows started 2 little things on. it didn't take longer to go out. just a few caresses for him to show me how it was done, arden and then i had to do the same to him. so i thought horridly gratifying moses on what you most welcome, those general garb excluding monster. under fully should i started wedding myself again and hiding under the bed. strictly. i also drank a lot of that time because he gave me alcohol at the age of 12 and 13 from 12 quite santiago. the abuse continued in peter h went on to abuse several other boys as well. a number of cases became public and he was even sentenced but not dismissed. instead, he was transferred to rural parishes in bavarian. there he was supposed to undergo therapy, but instead continue to abuse boys there as well. only years later did these cases come to light marcus, else nor happe

my number's while my name is marcus eleanor. i was abused by a chaplain, 6 goals. marcus elton, i grew up opposite a church in bud hope and the rule region of western germany. his mother raised him and his siblings alone. the young clergyman from the church peter h took an apparent interest in the family. he invited 12 year old marcus to visit him in the parish house that is on bud montessori. he already had his bathroom on his own. he didn't have to undress much at all. he sat down next to me on the couch and after a few advances the blow started to hold for this little one. it didn't take longer . good lord, just a few caresses for him to show me how it was done, arden. and then i had to do the same to him, so i thought, orally, gratified, must listen to what you most welcome. does he not go god befitting worcester, like underfunded, should i started wedding myself again and hiding under the bed? strictly, i also drank a lot at that time because he gave me alcohol at the age of 12 and 13 from 12 quarts and the organ. the abuse

marcus eleanor has never wanted to enter a church ever again. ah, china is persecuting. weaker muslims and ethnic minority. and the u. s. one man is trying to raise awareness of their struggle, which includes his father's faith. these mountains remind book ra, keen, very much of home. he left china 6 years ago to start a new life in the u. s. everything seemed to go well until his father, who remained in china, was promptly snatched from his home during the night of october 25th in 2018. his father owned one of the biggest rigor publishing firms and our king believes that his fight to protect the legal language. and culture was the reason why the chinese government put him in prison. arkwin says his father was like a best friend supporting him financially in the las vegas here to see him lawyer, i vish u. s. government and euro. they can do more to pressure on china. about the jan, the genocide after his father was detained, mcgraw are keen, open the restaurant in the larger area. he needed 2 lands after the bigger region in east dungeon. john,

i'm in my opinion on marcus. ok. let's go ahead and talk about ned price in his antics with matt lee and he's saying, you know, there's a, we have an intelligence that there's a false flag video being made. and then in him, at least will, can you give us any evidence where the evidence is what i just told you that we, we believe, i mean, talk about how to, how it's gotten to this point here. where if we, if you don't believe a spokesperson of the u. s. government, you're essentially a toady proposed and that's when it's gotten down to tucker carlson. josh holly, i'm a numerous other people and i suppose all of us as well. marcus caliber of american politicians has been rapidly deteriorating many years now and alongside. that is american democracy. because whilst i'm not going to argue that america is genuinely committed to democracy abroad, i do believe that there was a time in america when there was a good level of democracy like in britain, there was once a time in britain when they what really was freedom of speec

i would agree with marcus marcus is, mean, i don't know where nato anna corpus at one time, but right now i don't see that purpose. i think they're looking for a new mission there in a sense of organization as those henry kissinger. i think that said the back from the bombing yugoslavia that believes, well, i guess we can think of nato as a defensive organization. so, and so it's been very aggressive then there actually been more of a tool for u. s. foreign policy and military aggression than european i think europeans have very little structure. right. but definitely in a, in a bad pastor and, and i, i just, i am astounded how the senior diplomats in charge of the organization and not waking up as a really driving us. it would be very dangerous scam. and you know, many of them, if you, if you look at them and the current policy of the administration, is it? and i, in the, you k, which is this kind of like his sidekick joke. you know, i'm, i'm bo joe flies around, you know, during party gate and all this is really embarrassing for the u. k. um, but you know, there's no downside for th

the 22 year rule of president ferdinand marcus. it seemed to day as a brutal and divisive period in philippine history. a people power revolution forced him out of office and into exile in 1986. but decades later, his son for his mark was junior and also known as the bon. bonded is a front runner in this year's presidential election. my intention to run it may seem surprising to many, but the political resurgence of the marcus's didn't happen in an instant. oh, experts see the my passes have spent years using social media to rewrite history. monitor online means like this. new zealand prime minister has sinned, dark turn, breezing, bumble, marcus, junior, or of the american basketball superstar michael jordan, receiving a box of bread from the late president, have dominated, online chat groups. it's even said that the marcus's will give away tons of gold bars and other treasure. if bon bon becomes president treasure, that fact checkers and journalists say does not exist. but the story has already spread widely on social media, even

so who is marcus? why are we here? oh, let me said the st. peter, i say that nato is a criminal, an expansionist military block, which exists today in the world to preserve and enhance american global hedging money. and this is achieved by nato through impart targeting and attempting to, we can russia with the knowledge that russia is truly the only country in the world that can limit american aggression in all 4 corners of the world. and when nato is leadership, in particular, the enact yen sort of burke says that nato has no intent intention of admitting ukraine into its routes. that is a lie because at the nato summit in 2008 in bucharest, the nato declaration stemming from that summit, explicitly stated that whilst ukraine will not be given a membership action plan none the less one day ukraine will become a nato member. and despite what's washington says, despite his pronouncements about support in the midst agreement, the reality of calls is that ukraine is of absolute importance to america. and tonight. so why not for defensive reasons

i'm marcus washington. military leaders say an isis leader detonated an explosive that not only killed himself but civilians as well. the biden administration called the counterterrorism operation successful, saying that the world is a safer place. nbc's brie jackson is in washington with more about what the white house is revealing about that operation. >> mr. president, one word about syria. >> reporter: the counterterrorism raid happened overnight in northwestern syria, killing the leader of islamic state terrorist group. speaking at the white house, president biden praised the work of the u.s. special forces. >> thanks to the bravery of our troops, this horrible terrorist leader is no more. >> reporter: according to u.s. officials, the isis leader was on the third floor of the building when u.s. special operators arrived. senior administration officials say he exploded a bomb that killed himself, including members of his family including women and children. the president and vice president watched the r

marcus, you have the i floor. marcus becker. marcus becker with _ floor. marcus becker.s becker with der spiegel from | becker with der spiegel from germany. this is a question for the three of you, if i can, about the fact that obviously, the oil and gas imports from russia are not to be curbed at the moment and scope of the sanctions package and this is about also something that the polish prime minister said during his doorstep. he said that mr putin takes the money from us europeans for his oil and his gas and turns it into invasion of aggression. so was this dilemma, this moral dilemma, something the leaders talked about today and how do you think the eu should deal with this dilemma? thank you. we discussed a lot about this important topic, the energy in the sector, and this is the demonstration, it is very important for all of us to learn the lessons and to be less — learn the lessons and to be less dependent. this is what we're — less dependent. this is what we're trying to do with our change _ we're trying to do with our change agenda, especially with the green

the marcus camp has repeatedly denied owning social media. cial farms are. we know that so should be just very low, very viability philippines once a shining star on democracy in asia is now build a box lighting country. the philippines is the biggest, the facebook user in southeast asia, and the 6 in the world's researchers say, the higher populations exposure to social media, the higher it's vulnerability to dis, information. this information they say has the power to obliterate the ability of people to distinguish what is real and what is not jamal alan. again, i'll jazeera manila well still had. here on al jazeera, you are sends military support to the united arab emirates after a series of attacks by susie rebels. also, a political crackdown continues in nicaragua as leading opposition, figures prepared to strong trial. those stories after the break. ah, we haven't finished winter yet, wants to get a stove systems developing the eastern mode. but before it comes in is a bit of an increase in the breeze and looks quite sandy. they'll be sandstorms in nor

it's even said that the marcus says will give away tons of gold bars. and other treasure, if bonbon becomes president treasure, that fact checkers and journalists say does not exist. but the story has already spread widely on social media, even after twitter announced last week that it has suspended hundreds of pro markers accounts. i think it's also important to consider the desperation of many poorer filipinos. oh, and that desperation, economic and social their needs. are. the pandemic has exacerbated that. and this is just the market of exploiting that desperation. making filipinos believe that there is a quick way out of poverty. al jazeera requested an interview with mr. mark. as his campaign team, there was no response. the marcus camp has repeatedly denied owning social media chal farms. we know that so should be just very low, very viability philippines once a shining star on democracy in asia is now full of books lighting country. the philippines is the biggest, the facebook user in southeast asia. and the 6 and the world's researchers say, th

ceo marcus dola has entered the debate over the rise and challenged and banned books. he personally donated $500,000 to the literary organization penn america, which advocates for free expression around the world the dollar book defense fund will highlight and mobilize against challenges to books across the country also in the news dr. paul farmer a physician and anthropologist who treated the world's poor has died at the age of 62, dr. farmers work was first popularly recognized in tracy kidders 2003 book mountains beyond mountains. he was the founder of the healthcare organization partners in health and the author of several books including 2020's fevers feuds and diamonds biographer valerie boyd has also died at the age of 58 the author of a 2003 biography of zora neale hurston wrapped in rainbows. she was a long time writing professor at the university of georgia. in more news chelsea clinton is writing a series of young adult books about animal conservation the save the series will be released in september. and according to npd book scan print book sales rose for

. >> i'm marcus washington. don't forget if you're on the go, we're not only broadcasting on television, but you can take us with you. we're live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >>> we begin with breaking news, surrounding the situation at the russia/ukraine border. russia says some of its troops are returning to their military basis. >> all of this a first good sign but it does not rule out a possible invasion. "today in the bay's" brie jackson live in washington. still a sign of hope, but ukraine certainly not out of the woods just yet. >> reporter: good morning, marcus, laura. that's exactly right. specifically ukraine says it's too early to tell if that russian troop withdrawal is a signal of de-escalation. the russian defense ministry says some units were pulling back after completing their exercises near ukraine. but other military exercises, which the u.s. and its allies fear might be used as a cover for an attack, are continuing. at this point it's also still unknown the number of troops russi

this is a bought the marcus project of nostalgic politics. ready and the visa ration of the greatest ideals, the promise, and the institutional legacy of the 1986, et cetera. lucian, which toppled the marcus's should current trends stand and imelda, marcos and the rest of the family find themselves back in the presidential palace. we are talking about nothing less than a regime change. so for me, this is the most important phillip in electrons, at least in the past half a century. and the stakes are extremely high. and let's see whether the trend lines will old in the coming weeks and months because this was supposed to be a course correction for all the troubles and mistakes of the deterred administration. instead, this could be actually keeping the philippines besieged democracy over the cliff. criselda richard, there was just talking about this nostalgia factor, and a few moments ago you were talking in your answer about the fact that potential voters are associating mr. marco's with this golden age. and i'm wondering how that came to be.

that marcus camp has repeatedly denied owning social media. cial farms. we know that social media is very low, very viability philippines once a shining star on democracy in asia is now build a box lighting country. the philippines is the biggest, the facebook user in southeast asia, and the 6 in the world's researchers say, the higher populations exposure to social media, the higher it's vulnerability to dis, information. this information they say has the power to obliterate the ability of people to distinguish what is real and what is not jamal alan goggan al jazeera manila. the chinese president, she's in pings as his country will do its best to deliver a safe and splendid winter olympics. the international olympic committee has been meeting in beijing ahead of the opening ceremony on friday. the committee president thomas fox says everything is in place for an outstanding games. but officials are facing mountain corona, virus cases inside and outside the olympic bubble on diplomatic boycotts on concerns over china's human rights record persist. katrin

i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. if you're on the go, we broadcast not only to our television, but you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and of course online. >> let's get you started with meteorologist kari hall, who has a look at what we can expect today. >> good morning. yes, we're starting out chilly around the bay area, but we're also seeing some fog in patches. it is clear in the tri-valley as we take a live look outside in dublin, as people are up and heading out the door. right now it's in the upper 30s. we go from the upper 30s to the mid-50s by 10:00 and you can see the trend going straight up today. enjoy the time outside, because even after this chilly start we're going to have a warmer afternoon. hiking in the south bay is going to be very nice, reaching 70 degrees during the middle of the day. we're going to see near record highs. we'll talk about that in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> we'll check back to you. thank you so much. >>> 5:01 right now. this morning we are moving

thank god for this good morning that wanda and marcus have prayed for.o celebrate this moment. on behalf of everybody who has been with them the whole journey, my great co-counsel in texas in historic campaign to become the first black attorney of the state of texas and everybody on his legal team, on behalf of everybody on the ben crump legal team, especially cliff jones who's been there and certainly to all of those activists, those activists who have showed up every day. >> that's right. >> not only here in brunswick, but around america. to the clergy, to reverend al sharpton, reverend jesse jackson, all the local clergy, all the state of georgia clergy who prayed for this moment. we rejoice and give god the glory for justice. we acknowledge the transformative justice association, daryl, barbara, lynn, all of them for showing up and being part of this campaign for justice. we would be remiss before you here with wanda and marcus if we did not thank in a special way the united states department of justice civil rights division and assistant u.s. attorn

i mean voting for marcus junior. the son of the lake and people somehow seem to have a solution that it was the golden age of the philippines and it was not. so going back basically would also mean unemployment. why are option money getting stolen from the coffers and you have, it would just be a repeat of what all the mark of his father has done. so that's essentially it for now. there are more things to be on earth, of course, but that would depend on how it would move forward. and even if we do move forward, it would still take time. it's not active, things will change overnight. there's not to be ah, through through to be corrected a lot to straight up. and so it just really depends on the kind of leadership that we would have this year. denila. i saw you nodding along to a lot of what criselda was saying there. it looked like you wanted to jump in, so please go ahead. of course, this is the make or break when it comes to whatever is left before democracy. so we know that there's a lot going on in the strike now

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington, okay?get you started with this thursday morning. look, we're not only broadcasting here on television for you, but we're also online. can you watch us live on roku, apple tv, amazon -- well, amazon fire and online at nbc bay area opinion come. >> every, take us with you. we'd love to go wherever you're going. taking in a live look from beijing this morning. we'll have more on what is happening overnight. janelle wang will join us at 6:55 this morning. you certainly won't want to miss it. right now let's get a look at the forecast and meteorologist kari hall inching towards the weekend. looking pretty good? >> yes. it's going to be very warm, so make plans to get outside and enjoy our near record high temperatures as this dry weather continues. we may see several records fall across the bay area as we head for the upper 70s and low 80s. we'll also have people heading to the coastline but heads up that thereby dangerous waves as well as sneaker waves and rip currents. our air quality is moder

. >> i'm marcus washington. if you're on the go this morning, we're here on television for you, but you can also take us with you live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >> let's start with a look at the forecast with kari. she's tracking what we can expect today. good morning. >> yeah, we're starting out with some cool temperatures across the bay area, and a clear view in walnut creek as you're getting up and heading out the door. let's take a look at the high temperatures for today because it's going to be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday, reaching into the upper 60s for the south bay, even some low 70s in a few spots. we'll see that in santa rosa today and then mostly upper 60s for the east bay, 64 in san francisco, and in san mateo we're looking at a high of about 65 degrees. we'll have more weather like this. we'll talk about that and changes ahead in our forecast in a few minutes. >>> 5:01 right now. moving you forward on mask requirements, which changed statewide overnight. keep the mask

let's dig into it with marcus fowler.e also spent 15 years working at the cia as a global cyber operations. a man who is in the know on these things, just talk to us about the level of threats distributed have on ukraine. how impactful are they? marcus: sure, caroline, great to be here. the server attacks really go at flooding a network or a website with traffic so they're unusable, overloaded, and they don't function. and they can be disruptive -- if, consumer trying to get to a specific website, and they can really frustrate the internet connectivity on a specific website. but in terms of broader, more disruptive impacts, i think those are still to come. caroline: ok, still to come, and still to come leveled at ukraine? or do think here in the united states, with sanctions being upped by the biden administration, we could too see infrastructures as before, or perhaps websites be attacked, as well? marcus: great question. i think the easy answer is both. you're going to see them ratchet up cyberattacks within ukraine, po

marcus smith opening the scoring. fly—half is dubbed as one for the future, but not a bad present as he turns 23 tomorrow. as expected, england produced a dominant first half. two more tries from their number two jamie george made it convincing at the break. the performance of eddiejones�*s group must have been music to his ears. england would put more points on the board, but the second half was always going to be about ben youngs — this appearance a men's record 114th cap, the joint—most alongside world cup—winning propjason leonard. hardly a classic, then, but a performance which hit a few of the right notes. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. so the second weekend is complete in the six nations. here's a look at the six nations. here's a look at the table. france are the only remaining unbeaten team after their win over ireland. and england slot in behind them as the best of those with one win from their two games. the weather in rome was considerably better than it was in london, where saracens dealt with the wind and rai

marcus, laura? >> brie jackson in washington, brie, jackson, thank you. >> scott mcgrew continues our coverage. world markets in for another rough day and more sanctions. >> the sanctions are really key here. what america has enforced so farrelltively minor though yesterday president biden did sanction the russian company building nord stream 2, the natural gas pipeline between russia and germany. biden had been reluctant to interfere previously so this is a big step. earlier the german government announce it had had basically stopped paperwork on the project but that was easily reversible. what america has done is much more permanent. one of the difficulties of sanctioning russia is the fact that it it's its economy is so small. take a look at this. russia's economy is about $1.5 trillion nearly economic output. this is california. california has twice as big an economy as russia. let's take you out to the futures. that tells the tale. you see the dow there down about 778 points on the open expecte

good evening, marcus and laura. we're 16 hours ahead of you in the bay area so it's just after 9:00 p.m. thursday night here in beijing. we are in the olympic plaza, in the heart of the beijing cluster. behind me as you can see is this beautiful landmark called the beijing olympic tower, the second tallest tower in the capital city. beijing hosted the summer games in 2008 and now the winter games in 2022 so the venues are being reused like the iconic bird's nest for the winter games. it will also be the site of the opening and closing ceremonies. the water cube where swimming and diving took place in 2008 and where michael phelps broke records is now the site of curling. the stadium that hosted volleyball during the summer games is now the site of figure skating, and the stadium that hosted gymnastics in 2008 is now the site of hockey, and speaking ofites hockey, competition already under way. the women's team usa team getting the -- the puck just dropped a few minutes ago. they are in the first match. the puck just

marcus? >> all right, thanks, kari. >>> this morning bay-area leaders are trying to put an end to anti-semitic messages. the city of berkeley passed a resolution condemning recent incidents where hate-filled flyers towards the jewish community were found on people's doorsteps. similar incidents have happened in palo alto, huntington beach and other cities across the u.s. i spoke with the berkeley mayor about the message his city wants to send to victims. >> we are investigating this incident as potential hate crime, and we ask any berkeley residents who have any camera footage or any information regarding the incident that took place this weekend to please call the berkeley police department. you know. we take any incidence of hate crime seriously, so the purpose of the resolution which we adopted yesterday unanimously is to make it very clear that hate crimes have no place in berkeley, that we will prosecute people to the fullest extent of the law. while we are the birthplace of the free spe

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. if you're at the gym, you can also stream "today in the bay" on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >> let's get you started with meteorologist kari hall, tracking what we can expect weather-wise. how is it starting out? >> cold. it is very chilly out there and it's windy. when you add in the gusty winds and temperatures in the mid-30s, there's a big change under way right now. we're going to see colder weather with us throughout the next several days. we're at 35 right now in dublin and morgan hill, as well as santa rosa, and in san francisco it's in the mid-40s. don't expect a big increase in temperatures today. in napa we're going from upper 30s to the upper 50s. we will see more sunshine, but the gusty winds will make it feel chilly out there. freezing over the next several mornings. we'll talk about that and our chance of rain coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> bay area ukrainians are fearing for their loved ones. we have live team coverage this morning. "today

. >> amaud's father marcus arbery is here and family attorney ben crump as well. these things happen, the dad is here. but these moms step up, the mothers of the movement, they step up. i mean, they become warriors for their children. it's amazing to watch. >> yes. it really is, don. when you think about all these strong black women like trayvon's mother, sabrina fulton, allison and all the way up, michael brown's mother leslie. but obviously, i want to uphold these black fathers too, like trayvon's father tracy martin, certainly amir locke's father andre, and then certainly marcus arbery. it's only right, don lemon, we stand up together in unity and fight for our children. >> and marcus, i appreciate you joining us. and what you've done and ben is right on about the fathers stepping up as well. i know this must be bittersweet for you right now because it doesn't bring your son back. what was it like hearing that verdict read out today and you walked out of that courtroom and you locked hands and held your arms up high. what was that like? >> oh, it just took a lo

marcus smith opening the scoring. fly—half is dubbed as one for the future, but not a bad present as he turns 23 tomorrow. as expected, england produced a dominant first half. two more tries from their number two jamie george made it convincing at the break. the performance of eddiejones�*s group must have been music to his ears. england would put more points on the board, but the second half was always going to be about ben youngs — this appearance a men's record 114th cap, thejoint—most alongside world cup—winning propjason leonard. hardly a classic, then, but a performance which hit a few of the right notes. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. and after that win, england head coach eddiejones was quick to praise both the younger and more experienced members of the squad who helped them put on a real performance today. it's a good blend and we are going tojust keep it's a good blend and we are going to just keep trying to get it right. the experienced players, they are cutting back into the team and they want to be part of it

i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. if you're on the go we broadcast not only to your television but you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and, of course, we stream live online so let's get it started. let those games begin. the 2022 winter olympics are under way, but getting there was a challenge. >> oh, yeah. our janelle wang made it and joins us live this morning. okay. janell. getting to beijing really was not an easy task. >> no, it wasn't, marcus and laura, we to test multiple times leading up to our departure to beijing and once we got on that plane and landed at the airport we had to test twice, a deep nasal swab and a throat swab and had to quarantine in the hotel until the test results came back. we also have to test every single day here, a throat swab and we're not allowed to leave our hotel room and athletes have to get tested every day and, unfortunately, a few team usa athletes have tested positive since they arrived here in beijing and one of them includes bobsledder, four-timelismiac elan

marcus and laura?> 6:32, we've got new details on a south bay fire that turned deadly overnight. it happened not far from san jose city college. sharon katsuda joins us live to explain the difficult conditions firefighters faced when they arrived on scene. >> reporter: that's right, laura. neighbors said that the person living there had a lot of clutter inside the home. firefighters said they had to be careful when they arrived on scene and they had to get, quote, each bit of debris while they were fighting the blaze. the fire broke out about 9:00 last night at a home near san jose city college. one person died in the house fire. a neighbor recalls what the house looked like before the fighter. >> he was quite a collector. he collected war memorabilia. yeah, i don't know what not. i know the wife supposedly is on her way back here now. yeah, it's terrible. i've been in this neighborhood since 1961 and i've never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: the cause of the fire is still under investiga

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington.rning, we're not only broadcasting here on television. you can catch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. first we want to give you a live look at our coverage on the climate in crisis. the state experiencing extended drought conditions the likes of which we've never seen before in this part of the world, at least not in recorded history. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez diving deeper into an alarming new study based on a unique reading of long-term water levels here. kris, the idea of a megadrought seems very real. >> reporter: right. so the drought that we are in, we have not seen in our lifetimes because it hasn't happened this deep since about 1200 years ago, and it is projected to continue to worsen and go on for at least another year, maybe even more. how do we know this, you might be wondering? ucla researchers looked at the moisture rings within trees and they say this century is the driest since 800 ad and that 42% of it is due to human activity like burning

marcus smith opening the scoring.he future, but not a bad present as he turns 23 tomorrow. as expected, england produced a dominant first half.

what room marcus, do you see being left for a diplomatic solution to this conflict? well, we see regarding of channels between talking channel to clean and the western capitals. i. this is not really encouraging. at this point, we're seeing the scheduled meetings between the united states and russia have been called off at this point. it's so actually comes to came to a home or for medication between, between last time and the west. there is still a back channels here, but what was i thinking very disturbing was the fact that the weight of learning a futon was i was giving a speech. it looked like on the monday evening. it looked like he's in a bubble. he's kind of in a, in a, in the mindset that it's not really allowing much more room to maneuver. so i'm not really sure where the moscow is willing to keep on negotiating. marcus, senior senior fellow at the german marshall fun and berlin, thank you very much. thank you. now let's look at a few other stories making news around the world today. one person has died after heavy rain caused flash flooding in eastern austr