mel, a final point to ou, british people. mel, a final point to you. given _ british people. we _ british people. mel, a final point to you, given that we will - british people. mel, a final point to you, given that we will have i british people. mel, a final point i to you, given that we will have the line up of a new cabinet before too long. does that cabinet need to convey the message that she is trying to unite the party, trying to sound more conciliatory than she has done, for example, at times during the campaign? it’s done, for example, at times during the campaign?— the campaign? it's an important oint. we the campaign? it's an important point. we have _ the campaign? it's an important point. we have to _ the campaign? it's an important point. we have to unite - the campaign? it's an important point. we have to unite the - the campaign? it's an important l point. we have to unite the party. the campaign? it's an important. point. we have to unite the party. i personally— point. we have to unite the party. i personally am very committed to doing _ personally am very co

by the way mel sees book is out today. it's called the sporty one. get some good facts in there just a little, just a little spoiler here. they were originally called touch, not spice girls and want to be almost wasn't their debut single . um the record label apparently wanted love thing really touched out spice girls gotta be spice girls love them to get a copy of that today. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. zo obligation calls today or visit ideal agent .com. okay time now for the mix, and we're starting with confession from aaron rodgers. the packers qb admits something he saw on the jumbotron may have helped his team win on sunday night. rogers said he noticed something on the big screen du

and in a career highlight, mel c. so excited because i'm learning from the master right now. this is like every dream i've ever had. >> so i think a good little spice girl's routine to learn is stop, yeah? excellent. okay. so we go ♪ stop right now, thank you very much, i need somebody with a human touch ♪ ♪ hey you, always on the run, got to slow it down, baby, got to have some fun ♪ >> how did i do? >> you were great. >> here you were, five young women on this ride of a lifetime. but you really were these five friends. >> you know, the thing which i love, when we look back, the video for "wanna-be" that was very much how we operated. we were going into record labels before we were signed. we were going into publishing companies, and i was jumping on the table and doing a backflip, and we were playing our songs and causing mayhem wherever we went. >> even taking that mayhem and sense of fun to the royal family with a new famous meeting between the spice girls and a then prince charles. >> so good. >> haven't changed

i just said to mel, i am incredulous.r a drip coffee i'm the last person -- i guess i'm late >> i don't know if you take that as they do have pricing power, because you still paid effectively what sounds like price gouging for me for drip coffee, or if you think they're running to the end of it they might not be able to keep up with it in terms of prices. guy? i guess there's twos tim's willingness to pace $4.30 for drip coffee and then -- >> tim helps the local economy i'm with him i wouldn't be doing it, as you know, but listen, it's not my thing. i'll say this, at 27 times, it's probably cheap historically to where it does trade, and the whole reinvention thing. indicate rogers has been on this story for a while. they're doing something effectively the metaverse, i guess. the digit at coins, and all that nonsense i don't understand. i think this stock probably can trade to the mid to upper 90s. >> can you imagine going to the metaverse and verse a virtual coffee i don't understand the joy of that i certainly wouldn't p

mel c.come back. for adults with insomnia. and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me sleep. nature sounds? ahh, no thanks. my friend's white noise idea. nope. and i'm not counting sheep. not on the...carpet. insomnia can impact both my days and my nights. so i know how important a good night's sleep is. that's why i take quviviq nightly. quviviq could help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer; and more sleep at night may mean feeling less tired during the day. maybe i should tell them how it works, taye? quviviq works differently than medications you may have taken in the past. quviviq is thought to target one of the biological causes of insomnia - overactive wake signals. do not take quviviq if you have narcolepsy. don't drink alcohol while taking quviviq or drive or operate heavy machinery until you feel fully alert. quviviq may cause temporary inability to move or talk or hallucinations while falling asleep or waking up. quviviq

yeah. mel m, and then oh, sorry about to reach your its easternmost point. i said, if that were further east than st. petersburg, a damn hadn't been appoint bethany this viewing platform box, the e use eastern most point, 500 kilometers ne of helsinki. russia is just a stone's throw away. with finland's border with russia is 1340 kilometers long. for 80 years, finland has maintained military neutrality. sweden has been neutral for even longer . but now fear of russia has prompted both countries to apply for nato membership. paula paula: on that is him on to my side of the border and there is democracy, freedom of expression, landsey mind, and we uphold the values of the western world. we believe in them. yeah, we defend them earlier. that you might go to a significant at that finland is a country with its own culture, mama, our coach of the mail hour, swarming him out, that this is where our families are focused on miss home to everything we hold dear or the law might embedded head dialogue guide is em tomatoes at diet, summer 2022. more than half of nato co

. >> mel, i know this is asking a lot, but i need 10 bucks a week extra to pay for tommy's braces. >>igerator's on the blink. i've gotta come up with $800 just to replace it. >> fighting for healthcare. fighting for benefits. >> the refrigerator comes first. because if i close down, you're going to be out of work, and if you're out of work, you can't buy food. in which case, tommy doesn't need teeth anyway. >> there's a particular episode where mel decides he wants to hire a guy to be a waiter. >> mel is paying him $2.60 an hour. >> we only get $2.35, don't we? >> well, that makes me good and damn mad. >> and alice wanted to be right and she wanted to be strong and she wanted to be the leader. >> we work here. we do the same work. >> ah, don't give me that women's lib junk. >> junk. well, in that case, you can run it without me and flo and vera, because we quit. >> and he tried to run the diner without us. >> i'm going over to barney's burger bar and getting some decent service! >> but what about these eggs? don't you -- >> and it wasn't possible. >> on behalf of alice, vera, and myse

lizzy: mel stride, chairman of the treasury select committee.ll get the mini-budget later today, will it add to inflation and how much borrowing will it necessitate? tom: lizzy burden at westminster, thank you for that interview. we want to get you up to speed with hong kong entering its third hotel quarantine from september 26. from three days' time they will be ending mandatory hotel quarantine. they are now focusing on ensuring international visitors and hong kong residents can get back to that city easily. the other headline, visitors that are not vaccinated can enter the city and hong kong will scrap pre-arrival pcr tests. a significant shift following for conan measures, and they have the blessing from beijing to go ahead with this. hotel quarantine ending step number 26 in hong kong. singapore overtaking hong kong, to become asia's top financial center, and third in the world. that story is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open, 52 minutes into the european trading day. we are looking at european stocks, but a a lo

a shocking hope was a lot of me than a go on a mother you can as arabic, mel, doctor, many babies here are born prematurely. more than 20 new borns have died in each of the past 4 months. the 1000000000 spent by foreign powers on development fate to create the last in conditions needed to reduce infant mortality, to my eye. but i am a doctor, i have not left the country for the past 26 years. and in all this time i've gone his ton was never stable and never piece of lucy. with that. when she gets home, after a long working day, darkness awaits her the electricity's off a daily experience for many families, and cobbled as she sits down for tea. with her youngest daughter, we ask her why she doesn't leave afghanistan. there was a mark than me of one stone, and i am an african and i got my education from the blood of this nation. so people give him, i want to serve my people. if all of us decide to leave now who will rebuild this country? my, my father, the got a bus economic you about hookah marva is waiting to take the university entry exam to study medicine. she's clear on why she want

the prize winning british author, hillary mantell has died at age 70. she'd been ill for many years. mel mantell was best known for historical fiction, including the acclaimed wolfe hall series. critics admired her as one of the greatest writers of her generation. like few right does before or since. her re mantell combined the best of popular and literary fiction. her books, particularly her historical novels, that rings eben figures from england's past. would that rare beast best sellers that were also literary masterpieces. her groundbreaking, both hall trilogy, ending with the mirror and the light was a fixture account of 16th century statesman. thomas cromwell: that's all more than 5000000 copies and was translated into 41 languages. mantel was a social worker before taking up writing full time. her work combined, exacting historical research and insight with an evocative language and a gentle humor all her own. she twice, one the a clean book, apprise for wolfol, and it's equal, bring up the bodies nodding that the subjects and the style of her books changed as she got older. i don

the chambers had three balconies and tent exits, the right and left wings of the palas mel.along the ear corridor. a trifle about a ladder with a skin wing, and besides a khetag, inventory guessing a screw ladder on the first and others, according to the version of the left wing, a bottle and the same ladder, a second such tradition coughed to see from the heart, and er more than a late hour that the men's and wife 's apartments were divided. it was radiant on one side, and on the other it allowed me to take away the full etiquette, but i could live all the same shinshina. yes, she was half of being a good mother, rumored to be a mian, a junk. come on, and snatch uh kids. this is the maximum and the japanese men have less demands and their living and money for their needs. eh, i would like to perekryzhov skills at all. oh, you don’t have mom here next to dads, what are your children doing? oh, bypasses bypasses dads must now stand with trays and sob the designer empire, here, perhaps, a new pierre cardin is growing. you know nobody knows how it starts, that is, nerves. you a

her 1st gold mel in a marathon and what, what makes her accomplishment that much more exceptional is she was not even counted as a favorite you. she had just run a marathon in saudi arabia earlier in march. you know, so obviously you have to recover and saw it, but, you know, you mentioned she beat her personal best by 18 minutes. and at the 3rd fastest in women's history. and she's also competitive. she competed in the 800 meters event, so she's not only the long, long distance. she can actually, you know, move at a faster pace as well, but at 28 years old, you know, these athletes are still competitive and still walking away with these achievements . you have to congratulate, you know, what we saw today in berlin. maybe we need to get a bit of a dw team together, murdered all next year. not so sure. all right, thanks chris. chris harrington from d t o v sports and yet another class, new from the now retired tennis, great, roger federer, after a tearful good bye to the sport on friday at london's laver cove. federer surprised the events bull girls and boys after tournament on saturd

go ahead and i'll go d as in dog again, my name is mel randa man had with a metal band with ah, maria is now leaving the andes where it's fairly cool and entering a tropical forest eco region. no one asked the believe in you got this route connex law passed to the amazon rain forest, and the youngest is a hot and humid place where trees nearly all year round. he won't tell her what all is said that the platform. jessica, once more between november and march, the clouds in the andes collide with hot air from the amazon. this leads to very heavy rain and causes destruction across the you got including hundreds of landslide. ah, this was one of the deadliest landslides and a witness captured it on video. in march 2019, the 1st last night here, caused the whole road to disappear. survivors said quite to coastal foot, but the earth started moving again. ah, this is all claimed the lives of 70 people that day ah, human exploitation of natural resources is causing environmental problems here and around the rest of the world. forest subbing created and driven damaged in order to extract preci

. >> that is the high rent district i'm not going to those establishments, mel.on something that tillman said not looking to bring the guest back as you know that, is taboo here on "fast money. he said when companies start laying people off, third time i bring back "squawk box." someone made a quick point this morning. you can't lay people off because you can't find people to work in the first place. this unplaument rate, i'm not happy to be saying that. p it's not going to go that much higher, i don't think. because quite frankly, companies are still looking for people they can't fill empty seats. you have a real issue here in terms of, i think, what's going to happen to margins going forward as well. >> b.k.? you're take? tillman gave a fantastic view when fed policy lags will right we're talking about margins getting squeezed now he's talking about, hey, i can't do a deal. there are smaller companies because of the interest rate increases are going to go out of business and m & a is going down. wall street is going to spend less at his restaurants. and those a

we have to unburden ourselves we send missiles and chips at very weight mel b it is a conflict involving the telecommunications energy, whatever. that was a very fundamental insights we bought into at the early part of the solarium. >> one thing i mentioned the private sector trusting the government's the government doing a better job rapidly declassify that information. pushing it willingly, pushing it not getting it pulled into the private sector in a speed of data. we have data to the private sector of the joint collaborative environment i've been pushing, could get us there. it will leverage some really excellent work party going on at the national security agency with rob joyce and the icc some work starting in a joint cyber collaborative can leverage that, get them some authorization and more importantly appropriations to rapidly develop information sharing. >> this whole idea this collaboration environment is technically a very hard thing with the scope and scale by think as you are all suggesting the technology may not be the hardest thing. i've fitting the trust, the partnership

ah, mel jerry hans, have alleged that a chain of gruesome murderers took place while france governed the country could ever do. what does she thought the order of this stu? curse, they could her so nanny dudgin or go to their scott, if you are sorry. yes, i disco. curos theory. most agony. another do you think is joanie, you must just the mother you and i discussed with scott bennett is a leading counter terrorism expert. and a former u. s. army analyst, you now investigate crimes against humanity. ah, the american indians were seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged, expelled and exterminated from much of on the eastern seaboard poisoning blankets with small pox. with this virus that caused the eruption of stores and death upon the american indians, blankets were distributed to indians at military installations under the guise of helping them ah walk out of the thousands that unit 731 killed. 8 names have been preserved in history. 6 chinese and 2 russians, a red army. so jekyll, dim shanker and maria, even over with her 4 year old daughter when women and gir

i'm quantum movie with cunningham, when mel latino died when something loan money back yam peeled number more. yeah. but what bill defeat up don't wanting to pay it? yeah, the 2nd more coming out. got a yeah. won't gone badly. no law me with . ringback a lot more, don't own. yeah, indian him. my new yet. the union over leo was quite new with me and i didn't get the get all and i got have been there longer. know by more numb in our savvy home or like a move liquid or more lamnammen. yeah. my feel quality feet up new when. when with her. yeah. now i d. hello. yeah. wow. idea they load your wow. when they, when you a dolly out a yard or you know what, maybe you don't want no more, no more. you not made it already do that. well, you know, thing you all know that you make your ticket on on, i'll be near them and they'll this is going on with one of also i did with. ringback name in f armoire and a more fung. i'm old, i own a from clack banana. ready ringback ringback oil of all my money in the mail and i had them hug. i left the union a know given you the name on your door. i don't wanna keep

mel stride, conservative mp and chair of— quickly.tride, conservative mp and chair of the treasury _ quickly. mel stride, conservative mp and chair of the treasury select - and chair of the treasury select committee, thank you. let's return to that breaking news in ukraine — that 23 civilians have been killed in the southern city of zaporizhzhia after a russian missile struck a convoy of vehicles. i'm joined now by former british ambassador to the russian federation, sir roderic lyne, in london. thank you very much for your time today. ijust want thank you very much for your time today. i just want to get your reaction to that missile strike in these upper asia region, and what do you think we can read into it, given that parts of zapper asia are among those being annexed by russia, illegally annexed by russia today? —— zaporizhzhia. i think putin will go on pummelling ukraine in any way he can and the more his forces are on the back foot the more he will lash out in this rather inhumane way. but this annexation is going to be announc

years, 70 years ago, when there were not that many women as world leaders, she was an incredible role mel so many of us. ben: and she came to the throne at the age of 25. and britain changed so much in the long decades of her reign. jane: changed so much, and she went through so much, she was always a beacon of hope and optimism for the country. i remember most recently in the middle of the pandemic, hearing her talk to the people. it was quite incredible. but what touched me the most and brought me to tears, frankly, this week, was that her sense of duty and sense of responsibility to this country she loved so much, that even two, three days ago now, she met with liz truss to ask her to form a new government. that is duty and responsibility. ben: and king charles iii -- what is america thinking about that? jane: america is looking forward to wking with the king. in my mind, the king has the same sense of duty and responsibility. he is, as we say in america, a class act. i don't think anything will change in our special relationship. ben: and it is a special relationship, that the royal f

here to tell us what they are expected to say, leslie picker >> mel, the title of the hearing is quotelding mega banks accountable, over sight of america's larger consumer facing banks. financial services committee majority of staff say they're looking for the ceo's to address a variety of issues including consumer protection and diversity and inclusion and diversion in the banking smm the kre's adroesed those topics. many of thome touting the role they played during the pandemic, processing ppp loans and waiving or lowerer overdraft fees an raising minimum wages of employees. they addressed what they're doing to promote diversity within their organizations and the controls they have in place from a cybersecurity standpoint now a privacy standpoint now while the hearings were called with a focus on kconsumer products, they expect the line of questioning will be in other areas as well. esg and governance and as will the regulatory environment and the overall health of the economy. how consumers and businesses are faring in the face of inflation. the hearings will be hybrid format and ki

i'm mel gibson, give me your money! there's your sequel. >> he's a fascinating dude. weather in ca canada. >> jimmy: it's a crazy story. the movie's called "bandit." it opens in theaters and on demand on september 23rd. then you're getting married. congratulations. >> i'm getting married. >> jimmy: josh duhamel, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be back with macklemore! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes eq. all electric, all mercedes. >> jimmy: thanks to brie larson and josh duhamel. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time. tomorrow nigh

. >> thanks, mel. >> tony dwyer. all right. tony does not recommend any s&p right now, have we seen a mini rally back to that downtrend? which sectors lead us there? >> i think it is tech, i think tech has been beaten up here. you know, there are some groups that have acted pretty well here. obviously, there is a lot of crowding in energy stocks, i think they would be week. i understand the fundamentals are probably a lot better for these companies, going forward, so the geopolitical things will keep the pedal to the metal. i want to keep an eye on financials, here, tim brought this up yesterday. i think the idea of some sort of faults that could start in europe given the situation over there, we know that the credit situation, the housing situation in china is really bad. let's see how the banks can rally here. that is when i will keep a close eye on. >> i am constructive after these next two months. i am constructive going to your and after the midterm elections. i'm not constructing now. the last person to say they will pivo

and the system after some pretty urgent calls from people like mel who is the empty chair of the select is a competency at least this is a government that is doing things by the book even if it is pursuing something to look back some oran pursuing something to look back some or an orthodox policy. and the other thing today is 0br has said they could produce these for last friday many budget but because kwarteng basically said no and i think that is another thing that will make people undermine the confidence in what the ministry are doing. fine what the ministry are doing. one uuote what the ministry are doing. one quote here _ what the ministry are doing. one quote here in _ what the ministry are doing. one quote here in the _ what the ministry are doing. 0ne quote here in the second or third paragraph in the front page they said the 0br meeting was like trying to read the manual after you have broken the thing and i am not enormously sympathetic to liz truss and the chancellor there. let�*s go to the telegraph now different angle here which will affect millions of people. emma. here wh

. >> reporter: mel stoltz founded the race. better known by its acronym, trog. the driver's seat. >> when i got involved in cars, it was you go to a car show. i thought it was awful strange that my favorite part was going to and leaving the event. and it was the driving. it was the thing that was boiling inside my brain of like how do i create an event that actually moves? >> yeah. >> reporter: but the true inspiration for trog came from a book stoltz was reading about 1920s racing "king of the board. the life and times of jimmy murphy." >> this book was incredible because they would test these crazy contraptions in wide open places because of fire and disaster and things that could go wrong. and one of those places happened to be the beach. one day i was sitting at the beach and i thought, my god, it looks like a drag strip. later that night i happened to run into the mayor of the town we're sitting in right now. >> yeah. >> and i pitched it to him. and he was like, man, you would dothat?ld us >> rtethiss where it all started. >> where it all started. >> report

this chapter in history is seen as a national trauma mel. i'm of all his utley and ion olette and i have been russia's neighbors for saint john's. male and relations have always been bad. ah, horn up valley white when the war ended, the official line was that we had good relations with the soviet union that, that valid side of an ion. in reality only there was never any trust there. a now let aiken outlet. ah lot the 60 year old you'll popo healer manages the charity association. he has a doctorate in economics and lives on a link near the town of u. n. so you, since the russian invasion of ukraine, the number of new reservists in his association has tripled from 30029000 national defense has become a very real concern film mental got the mind, put them on the record that he feels and is my home and taylor home is where you were born in ap hanging. that did mean to breathe, finish air, sing along that you share finished values and finished culture in roswell, hall and go. eli, who they bought jolla. it's been ties that exist from birth party

of jail, but under house arrest and it's not just politicians, any one who publicly disagrees with. mel douglas political course seems to be subject to criminal prosecution. but along with opinion why you put that in that you get your problem just really stiffly up on your end. but on saying, oh stop it up will slow novella when you go navy ship, then you publish. cool. go over you. clue like history of some pretty to skip with . yes, i will post mortem for pover children when you're not supposed to be on those across the road, but it's public html bullet. busy he read them smoothly on women, mother before but what shouldn't lushly premium so bad? you're good. last law one wins covered just last name the greedily for sabbatical. most of us bunker low on a pallet what 3 he mentioned that he needed from which mother went disaster into the room to room one. yet he wishes to 40 minutes to support the chest. the guilty again, justine and that, i mean i'm in the near prison labeled for just like normal bellanca nazi. you're presently officials to line them. old asked, was the car and you, doe

the glacier as a mel single climate change shows its true face. in the indian state mashed l pradesh. the solution who reducing c o 2 through e buses will this was 90 minutes on d w. o. and when you were an architect, go all in or not at all women in architecture. why are they so invisible to the larger publisher? we decided to ask them and for women go up with an inefficient oh model. said she and identify with certain professions about their guiding principles versus what is the poetry, the secret of the houses i'm house about, their motivations. architecture does so much to you. it moves you, the real goal of architecture is to create habitat for human about their struggles and dreams cannot sponsibility is huge. they have so much to lose shattering the glass ceiling women in architecture to so this has to be really, really good. start september 30th on d, w ah ah ah, this is the w news coming to live from berlin. italy takes a hard turn to the right, a conservative alliance sweeps to victory in sunday's election with georgia, maloney set to be

mass could go get the we present the most of the book is where do you still at the one you know the mel never do it at the store. moscow say it but yeah. ok in some other than which citrus ac, late in the any mobile you come will, christy's able to persuade venus please knights to leave in the building. please note jacob, that even with portia as a co classa, not that i get you. well, as could reason you're saying you've portion, you know, kind of quarter at the news a shades. well, i suppose should a smarter would. oh, sodium, you know, could i, you? i became where amy was with epstein. i should sign up for you, sir. the green skulker was posted to cass trajectory the church has spun ringing in your will a voice of miss naz evening, but he jumped the full crane the foolish. busy the intercooler tragedies and walks darren. he should porky proline in darvin lowe, efficient enough. i'm going to put a smart level of a poor, so please manual in case you do not see them. if reduce politicians, excel barrage any on his knowledge of target de selling anthony and arthur money enough for them co

it was already in july, the officer who interrogated me said, well, no, no, no, you won’t be forced, melf russia were attacked. for our country, but we for you we forbid you to engage in journalism at all, you can only write poems, but we don’t publish anywhere and we don’t allow you to leave, before that they didn’t let me leave oleksandr and tell me, please , what sentiments generally prevail among the population, are they waiting or waiting there in ukraine ukrainian armed forces against the background of all these counterattacks attacks on bridges well, explosions are probably heard there, what do ordinary people say, of course, the absolute majority of people are pro-ukrainian and are waiting for release, waiting for our valiant soldiers, collaborators turned out to be very few because of that, they cannot even organize some kind of administrative management of the city. they have very few people who sit in our city hall, but the majority of people are still for ukraine. they are waiting for ukraine and want us to be liberated as soon as possible, and in conversations among themselv

the escape and economic mel. done. survivors say that we're heading to italy in a hot has been speaking to some of the victims family members in northern lebanon. invoice sam is in shock. person's family was on the boat that sunk off the syrian coast on thursday. they have buried 9 year old me and 6 year old maya. but there are 2 brothers and mother are still missing when he didn't them, they brought me the 2 kids. what about the others? will they bring the others to me? i can't say more than this, my heart is broken. it's the deadliest migrant both tragedy and living on in years. passengers were hoping to reach europe and a better life. families and friends waited at the border with syria as the dead, and few survivors were brought home. 8 not all were lebanese somewhere palestinian and syrian refugees, but all share the same story. one of poverty and desperation. hello, number the up law, if i get the chance i release, if there is a boat here right now, i will get on with my 2 children and i was going to live o

even in question, and i will not vote that in a party that works with him either via phone, middle mel, christensen's, willingness to work with the suite and democrats, his program, a step closer to a part in sweden's next government, by the end of sunday, their coalition led by a $176.00 seats, $273.00, but final counting isn't due to finish until wednesday. paul reese out is era stock . i. shirley's president, his vowing to find out what happened to some 1200 people who disappeared during the military rule in the 19 seventy's and eighty's. a latin america editor in the sand . newman reports from santiago o. long before the attack on the twin towers in new york, there was another september 11th that made history. thousands of demonstrators marched past the presidential palace on the 49th anniversary of chillies, 1973 who deter it, overthrew socialist president salvador allende, and ushered in 17 years of military dictatorship. that has left deep scars to this day. in front of the presidential palace, riot police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse protestors who threw stones an

the way to the melting in international team of researches has mel map the retreat of the ice giant over the centuries. the result of worrying to say the least, the glaciers falling apart much faster than originally thought. so sweet leisure itself could contribute around 60 centimeters globally to sea level rise. the problem is in fact that swayed, has such a central position in the west. and i think i see that its retreats and eventually collapse. could cause a whole west. and i think i see to collapse and that would mean more than 3 meters of sea level rise. this way it's glaciers, part of a marine ice sheet. unlike some other glaciers that rest on dry land weights is grounded in this. he bed. one part called the ice shelf floats on the water and that's the problem. as a result of our greenhouse gas emissions, the water is getting warm up. as it heats up, it melts the glacier from below. scientist said that we have likely reached a critical point where large parts of the ice shelf might simply collapse. so the ice shells half of so called buttresses force. that means they're floating

. >> abm stands for arterial mel venus mutation, many people have have not heard of it. the walk is about changing that. is a tangle of veins and arteries in the brain that forms randomly and some developing embryos, survivor, tyler lewis, and his family, traveled from texas to the bay area for health. >> when he received the diagnosis, there really wasn't anyone in texas, locally, who can help us, so we went searching for care. >> reporter: tyler will undergo treatment at ucsf and the doctor doctor says, if successful, and it should be, he will be completely free of the disease in about a year. that would be . be great. > >> speaking of great endings, we >> here is festival viva nicara. viva nicaragua. and new arc, bringing plenty of people out t. out today. here was our graphic, graphic, but we show the video. there it is. celebrating the independence of nicaragua, this was at swiss park, 12 year runn. year running. live entertainment, dancing, food an. and people. > >> mexican independence day celebrations continue this week. this weekend. brandon stopped people comin

this footage is from her son and mel. it's hopeful where military and police are ensuring security, sweeping for explosives for, for residence arrive. but despite the potential threats, people continue to cast their ballots yet the shall is the revolution. i believe that only with russia will be able to revive our region, raised the economy, medicine education, revive the industries that her son region was famous for in soviet times. and give a new impetus to our economy. i cast my vote for joining in russia. mike and yes, i'm a mr. finally. well together. finally, well is home with the motors excellence. hi, walter, for russia. my home for my mother was actually done with session. i want to come back home about i just want to come back home to the blues. them on. it's always been a russian city. they say that for a person, the native language is the one in which his mother read fairy tales for him in childhood. they write to me in russian where now had one of the voting stations here in cheddar song. these have been set

served as defense minister in cadillac. escalade places in switzerland have re registered their highest mel plate since records begun over a century ago. new study by the monitoring body. glenn mos shows swift glaciers have lost 6 percent of the total volume this year. temperatures in switzerland are rising around twice the global average. he want cdw news. he is a reminder of the top story that we're covering for you. at this hour. european union has outlined a fresh package of sanctions against russia. includes sweeping new trade restrictions at a cap on the price of oil. b. u is also targeting officials responsible for the sham referendums held in easton. and reminder, you can always get the w news on the go. just download our app from google play all from the app stole. that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as the push notifications. the breaking news and that's it from me and the news team here and belinda, go way up next is made in germany. how europe adjust to higher energy costs. also you can find a lot more news. sports businesses, 30 langua

and weight isn't the only glacial mel. letting scientists estimate that by 2100 sea levels may arise by a round a meter or even more for the millions of people around the world who live in coastal areas. that's really bad news. rising sea levels mean that they will be hit by more frequent and more extreme floods. so it's vital to take immediate action scientist say. and the only way to do that is by reducing our greenhouse gas emissions as drastically and quickly as possible. the punish football superstar robert levin dusky has been given a ukraine captains arm band, and he is promising to take it with him to the football world cup and guitar. the barcelona strike. i was given the yellow and blue arm band in warsaw by former ukraine international andrei chef jenko. evans of sky has been a vocal supporter of ukraine since russia invaded in february. this is, and a quick reminder of our top story. russian president vladimir putin says he has signed a degree ordering the partial military mobilization of russia's armed forces beginning today. he says reservists will be drafted into the a