nats is the air traffic services provider.have a few blips on a screen and somebody hunched in front of an old—fashioned tube, this is highly computerised and has predictive capabilities that can tell the controller any threats that are going to be faced in the next 20 minutes so there are loads and loads of tools that modern controllers have at their disposal. if those tools fail because of some kind of glitch in the computer, then they have to go back to basics and they are completely qualified to do there. the only trouble is, they can't handle anything like as many aeroplane safely, so the stop error planes taking off and any aeroplanes heading for uk airspace, unless they can be handled in small numbers, they are told to divert elsewhere. so what is your guess as things now on the size of the disruption we will be seeing today? i on the size of the disruption we will be seeing today?— on the size of the disruption we will be seeing today? i think it is already very _ will be seeing today? i think it is already very consid

can nats— back—up systems. is it a question of cost? can nats make _ back—up systems.hy— cost? can nats make itself more resistant by investing _ cost? can nats make itself more resistant by investing in- cost? can nats make itself more i resistant by investing in technology that could — resistant by investing in technology that could serve _ resistant by investing in technology that could serve as _ resistant by investing in technology that could serve as a _ resistant by investing in technology that could serve as a back—up? i resistant by investing in technology . that could serve as a back—up? those will he _ that could serve as a back—up? those will he the _ that could serve as a back—up? those will he the kind — that could serve as a back—up? those will be the kind of— that could serve as a back—up? those will be the kind of questions - that could serve as a back—up? those will be the kind of questions in- will be the kind of questions in ministers' _ will be the kind of questions in ministers' mines. _ will be the kind of questions in ministers' mines. [s— will

all we have been told by nats is that it was a technical - nats is that it was a technical problem withagement and it is now up and running again. the impact and from what i hear myself it was 8:30am at but continued for about four hours, hence why at lunchtime we saw airlines being told there was potential this was going to have serious problems and we have seen it getting worse and worse as the afternoon has gone on. airlines across the country are basically saying do not go to your airport unless you are absolutely sure your flight is going to be taking off. making sure you are on top of things at the airlines and even the likes of radar apps, there is no point going to an airport if your flight is not going to take off. the other challenae is not going to take off. the other challenge is _ is not going to take off. the other challenge is that _ is not going to take off. the other challenge is that things _ is not going to take off. the other challenge is that things seem - is not going to take off. the other challenge is that things seem to l is not going to take off. the other. cha

bye. >> david: well, we salute you, nat.. >> homes threatened, land burned, the latest on this buyer and the foot of san jose. >> i am concerned about our national security and security. ama: mysterious land purchases are prompted federal laws. reporter: a group of kids are pushing back with a campaign of love and acceptance after these flyers were found in their neighborhood. >> live breaking news. ama: a brush fire in the east san jose foothills. 66 acres burned crews were able to stop forward address an hour ago. dan: clayt rd at via de la vista was where fefhters is bonded this afternoon. -- responded this afternoon. no homes were damaged. people are thankful for that given how quickly the took off. >> it started in one spot. and within 10 minutes it had moved up the hill a third of a mile. it kept going so that it went all the way up until it was stopped. ama: helicopters help with the containment, it is now 20% contained with to do to douse the remaining spots. good evening. dan: let's update the news from the abc 7 si

tonight, nat reed from california just outside l.a.ompleted one incredible lifelong journey. nat, who is 84, a vietnam war veteran, a retired u.s. navy captain and police officer. for years, serving his country, and then, taking every chance he could to see it. traveling across america by railroad on amtrak, keeping track of his routes for decades. his first memory of a train was traveling home with his family after saying good-bye to his father who was fighting in world war ii. after 80 years on the railroad, nat just completed the final leg of his quest, traveling all 21,400 miles of amtrak's railroad. his final journey, nat boarding the train in glendale, california, taking it to boston. then taking the trail 3 1/2 hours north to brunswick, maine. his train ticket in hand, checking out the postcards before he gets on. train conductors welcoming him aboard. at the end, a handshake from the train's engineer. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: nat, the 84-year-old veteran and explorer and grandfather on while he did it.

i have been trying to speak to nats- — to timetable. i have been trying to speak to nats.to speak to nats. the first _ to timetable. i have been trying to | speak to nats. the first statement they gave us was very limited. it just had that clarification that there was a technical problem, someone saying they are trying to fix it, and an apology for the difficulties. what we don't know is how long it is going to last. i'm trying to get the information but the truth is, they might not know. thank you, joe inwood there. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. breaking news at the bbc is the disruption, significant delays, and cancellations of flights in and out of the uk today because of technical issues with the air traffic control digital system. they say this isn't going to impact safety issues, but it will impact the flow rate. the flow rate basically means the number of planes that are able to land, the number of planes that are able to take off at any given time. normally, with the digital system up and running, it is a very rapid, efficient system. with t

nats is investigating what happened and will report back to the aviation regulator.ave told me that it was not a cybersecurity incident but we will look at it in great detail to see what happened, what we can do to reduce the chances of it happening again and whether there are any further things that can be put in place to reduce this sort of issue. it is hoped that by tomorrow, schedules will be looking a lot more normal but the number of cancelled flights and holidays is not the end to summer that passengers or the industry were hoping for. katy austin, bbc news. (pres)live now to.... colletta smith, manchester was one of the worst affected airports, what is the situation there now? idietitian of the worst affected airports, what is the situation there now? when you look at the arrivals _ is the situation there now? when you look at the arrivals and _ is the situation there now? when you look at the arrivals and the _ look at the arrivals and the departure boards here, things are getting back to normal. certainly the number of cancellations are now only a handful b

nats has apologised but has not yet given a full explanation of exactly what went wrong and why.rough investigation is under way. the government doesn't believe a cyber attack was involved. 0ne expert suggested a possible cause. one expert suggested a possible cause. ., . y one expert suggested a possible cause. ., ., , ., ., ., , , one expert suggested a possible cause. ., ., , ., ., ., ,, , cause. normally what would happen is that if somebody _ cause. normally what would happen is that if somebody inputted _ cause. normally what would happen is that if somebody inputted a _ cause. normally what would happen is that if somebody inputted a flight - that if somebody inputted a flight plan that was in the incorrect format — plan that was in the incorrect format or— plan that was in the incorrect format or there was something wrong with it. _ format or there was something wrong with it. the _ format or there was something wrong with it, the system would reject it. this is— with it, the system would reject it. this is incredibly unusual. it's one of those _ this is incredibly unusua

nats is investigating what happened and will report back to the aviation regulator.ts that look at these things have told me that it was not a cybersecurity incident but we will look at it in great detail to see what happened, what we can do to reduce the chances of it happening again and whether there are any further things that can be put in place to reduce this sort of issue. it is hoped that by tomorrow, schedules will be looking a lot more normal but the number of cancelled flights and holidays is not the end to summer that passengers or the industry were hoping for. katy austin, bbc news. let's go to manchester airport. colletta smith is there for us. the problem is identified and fixed by the knock—on effects are still being felt? by the knock-on effects are still being felt?— by the knock-on effects are still bein: felt? , , ., being felt? yes, they are indeed. even 'ust being felt? yes, they are indeed. even just looking _ being felt? yes, they are indeed. even just looking at _ being felt? yes, they are indeed. even just looking at the - being felt? yes, th

nat gas, highest level since march 3rd.orecast for the year which would put us at a fresh record, jim >> i had one oaks partner midstream on last night. >> yep >> buying mlp, but they are -- the nat gas business of one oak is on fire, which is terrific. i had embridge on the day before they own the big pipes out of the permian that magellan doesn't own, and these companies are on fire, and no one cares because people think one day, we'll wake up and there is going to be no nat gas and no oil, but i think this nat gas price could be breakout. if this thing takes out three, you want to buy coterra, because they have a dollar cost for nat gas. think about how much money they're making people didn't like the quarter i thought that was silly the stock's on fire. >> only commodity up more from the recent lows is orange juice. >> i know. rice is very high. >> and rice is having trouble too. >> but i've got to tell you, i think nat gas breaks out here. we stopped talking about the war. >> the war is just so horrible >> just horribl

nats is investigating what happened and will report back to the aviation regulator.these things have told me that it was not a cybersecurity incident but we will look at it in great detail to see what happened, what we can do to reduce the chances of it happening again and whether there are any further things that can be put in place to reduce this sort of issue. it is hoped that by tomorrow, schedules will be looking a lot more normal but the number of cancelled flights and holidays is not the end to summer that passengers or the industry were hoping for. katy austin, bbc news. earlier i spoke to colletta smith at manchester airport. she says the knock on effects are still being felt. even just looking at the arrivals that should be coming in within the next 20 minutes to half an hour here at manchester airport, around five or six, the next five or six flights are delayed or have been delayed, so really frustrated passengers arriving here at manchester airport, lots of them a few hours late, good of them, maybe 2a hours late now arriving back in the uk. it is diffic

nat razi mobile based on the way electricity is managed. in 1400, the government started its work , we had an imbalance of more than 15 thousand megawatts. the result of that imbalance was nationwide blackouts in the domestic sector, industries and all sectors from may 29, 1400. 31 september blackouts very recently, we had one shift , later it became two shifts, and in the end it reached three shifts, and weekly and monthly tables were published by the media . one was the development of power plants, the second was consumption management, and the third was the optimization of power plant development. i said that up to today , we have brought power plants to the grid, amounting to 7745 megawatts, which is a significant number compared to the developments that happened in the past years, which you are 50% inconsistent with. to reduce 5% of dissatisfaction we reduced the consumption of 1400 because we realized that there was about 15 thousand tomans of dissatisfaction in the summer of 1400, about half of this has been resolved, based on the co

is the description being used at nats.trol channel system based at swanwick in hampshire, has acknowledged that their system has failed . that their system has failed. indications first from loganair, one of the airline's involved warning its passengers on social media that all flights were being suspended . being suspended. >> the in a statement tonight, it's been said that there is a technical issue and traffic flow restrictions have been applied to maintain safety. engineers are working to find and fix the fault. presenter gabby logan is one of the people stuck. she's been covering the world championships in budapest . she championships in budapest. she can't she can't get off the ground. >> yeah, the indication is that this may take 12 hours or more, beanng this may take 12 hours or more, bearing in mind this is bank houday bearing in mind this is bank holiday monday with a major influx of flights. of course . influx of flights. of course. and also those trying to leave the country. the information we've got is that mo

nats is investigating what happened and will report back to the aviation regulator. that look at these things have told me that it was not a cybersecurity incident but we will look at it in great detail to see what happened, what we can do to reduce the chances of it happening again and whether there are any further things that can be put in place to reduce this sort of issue. it is hoped that by tomorrow, schedules will be looking a lot more normal but the number of cancelled flights and holidays is not the end to summer that passengers or the industry were hoping for. katy austin, bbc news. laurence blight is stuck in benidorm, spain — after his flight was cancelled yesterday. he shared a little bit about his experience. it's been a shock, really. we were on the bridge, as you do, scrolling through tiktok and i see a video regarding what's happening in the uk, so we thought we'd better look at the easyjet app and it was only then that we discovered we were delayed by about five hours. we took another look about half an hour later, led by another six hours, and befo

nats has apologised but has not yet given a full explanation of exactly what went wrong and why.rcraft and it was unable to process it. that doesn't happen normally. in the circumstances when that does happen it is safer for us to revert to a manual system. this meant that — to revert to a manual system. this meant that for _ to revert to a manual system. this meant that for a _ to revert to a manual system. this meant that for a time _ to revert to a manual system. this meant that for a time yesterday fewer flights could be meant that for a time yesterday fewerflights could be handled. the boss said he was confident it wouldn't happen again. we understand the wa the wouldn't happen again. we understand the way the system _ wouldn't happen again. we understand the way the system didn't _ wouldn't happen again. we understand the way the system didn't handle - wouldn't happen again. we understand the way the system didn't handle the l the way the system didn't handle the data that we sought, the way it failed, if you like, so we've put in place already procedures to make sure that

reminders of the latest we have heard from the transport minister, there was a tweet saying that nats the aviation minister and has tweeted that they are doing all they can to support them. and that's significant because it has been a bit of criticism about government's reaction to this, the labour party's shadow transport secretary has said today this is concerning passengers and they are surprised the transport secretary mark harper had not made a statement yet, we just heard from him, we had heard from the lib dems asking rishi sunak to convene an urgent cobra meeting so there is a political dimension as well. there is but i sometimes _ political dimension as well. there is but i sometimes fear _ political dimension as well. there is but i sometimes fear in - political dimension as well. there is but i sometimes fear in the - is but i sometimes fear in the circumstances politicians all want to give their two pennies worth, for example there is no need in my opinion for a cobra meeting, to a working at pace to try to get it fixed. the time spent briefing the prime minister who ultim

and create a state-owned enterprise for the production of weapons and ammunition for itself and for nat, the consequences of bad weather continue to eliminate energy, the most tense situation in the vitebsk region, more than 400 settlements are still without electricity. gdp belarus for the first half of the year added 2% to the results of the economy. today, the government summed up the main goal of moving from recovery to growth accomplished, the cabinet of ministers noted the belarusian economy is still operating under sanctions, but the measures taken by the government allow us to solve key development tasks in general, almost everything that was planned was implemented, moreover , with overfulfillment of the plan industrial production is growing, trade is gaining momentum , exports of goods are increasing already reoriented to new markets all deliveries from unfriendly countries. of the five key development indicators , four were met. first of all, we met the indicators for gross domestic product for exports, and, uh, by a wide margin, what percentage is that? uh, the growth rate o

states and their nat gas reserves. and then china pays the biden family $5 million in anticipation of these deals. >> yeah. no, you're absolutely correct. this is a shot to our national security. and our energy security as well. and there's more than that. hunter biden helped facilitate the sale of a cobalt mine in africa to a chinese front company for the ccp. he was a part of that as well. "the new york times" reported on that, i believe it was back in 2017 or 2018. they reported on that sale. and so you've got to understand this is what's been occurring. last piece of this is what has joe biden's energy plan been? solar panels, electric batteries. well, who does that favor? that only a favors the chinese because they have dominated, they dominate the globe when it comes to these minerals that are purchased and that are dug up for the entire creation of solar panels and electric batteries. elizabeth: yeah, so -- >> we are being set up as a country while the bidens get rich. elizabeth: that would make the united state

they are called national air traffic services, nats for short. lot of this tech terminology. they have said they are experiencing technical kill issues and they have applied to traffic flow restriction is to maintain safety. that means that the rate at which planes are coming into land or taking off has been reduced. if you are in the air right now there will be a delay for you landing because they have got you gets you to land in an old—fashioned way, the analog way. the priority is getting planes into land so you could be held on tarmac. if that reaches a certain level that means cancellations for your flight taking off. the knock—on effects can be pretty substantial. not a good day for the airlines, not a good day for passengers in all of that. we are waiting to see any more updates from uk air traffic control system is about the cause of this technical failure and i suppose, more immediately is important is the timetable. when can they get it back up timetable. when can they get it back up and running again. no sign of that timetable yet. we

they are the first set of young people to sit exams post covid so they sat their nat 55 last year andthis year, so we're really particularly proud of them because arguably they've been the most distrupted at that senior academic level throughout the covid period. this is the last year that special measures have been in place because of covid. the plan is for everything to be back to normal during the coming academic year. whatever the circumstances, results are not always as good as they might be. helplines are up and running to give advice on how to deal with disappointing grades. this is one of the most important days in the year of course for this organisation who provide that national offering in relation to advice and guidance and, yes, it's absolutely key that we give young people the best advice and guidance in relation to their options. the scottish government will face questions about its aspiration to close the attainment gap between pupils in the most and least affluent areas and the extent to which this set of results indicates that progress is being made. let's stay in sc

as you've been hearing — the uk's national air traffic service or nats, says its fixed the technicalue that caused flight delays. the fault forced it to restrict the flow of aircraft to maintain safety. let's cross now to the airline expert whojoins us expert who joins us now. delays were getting the live... aha john, thank you forjoining us. quite a hairy day for uk airspace. how do airlines cope with this? it is day for uk airspace. how do airlines cape with this?— cope with this? it is very much a nightmare _ cope with this? it is very much a nightmare scenario, _ cope with this? it is very much a nightmare scenario, as - cope with this? it is very much a nightmare scenario, as you - cope with this? it is very much a nightmare scenario, as you can. nightmare scenario, as you can imagine. we are at the peak of the summer season. today in the uk it is the last public, day of the summer. flights are sold out everywhere. people looking forwards to their holiday or coming back from holiday. with the system down to a minimum of operations, as it has been over the last few hours, when fl

nats is updating on its putter account that it is not used to having to put out information like thisre is no end in sight until the route caused is fixed. if you are a passenger stranded on the ground need to look to the short—term to get your needs met and unfortunately that means you need to go to your airline which might be as much in the dark as you are. but they are the ones that have a duty of care to passengers and should be providing food and drink to a reasonable extent and worst—case scenario are hotel for the night but they are not liable for compensation because it is a factor during their control. that is the harsh truth. to be clear on that is that the harsh truth for the airlines? they cannot claim compensation even though it's not their fault claim compensation even though it's not theirfault or claim compensation even though it's not their fault or passengers cannot? . , , , not their fault or passengers cannot? , ., ., , cannot? passengers unfortunately will not be able _ cannot? passengers unfortunately will not be able to _ cannot? passengers unfortunately will no

nats, the body that runs uk airspace, says it has now "identified and remedied" a fault that affected the flight planning system, but for a large part of the day, they were operating manually on a greatly reduced schedule. which means there is still an enormous backlog of flights grounded across europe, with long, long delays. more than 500 flights in and out of the uk were cancelled. it could be 2a hours before some passengers will finally get it could be 2a or 48 hours before some passengers will finally get to their destinations. let's bring in aviation expert doug maclean, who worked in air traffic control for almost a0 years. good to see you. sympathies for all those people stranded outside the uk to mate, or at uk airports. what went wrong? there are always technical problems from time to time, but this was a big one? yes. time, but this was a big one? yes, it was a big — time, but this was a big one? yes, it was a big one. _ time, but this was a big one? yes, it was a big one. i _ time, but this was a big one? yes, it was a big one. i do _ time, but this was a big one? yes, it

what are the features and advantages of this bed and how much it will help to solve the problem of nat razia gas distribution in the time spent . from mehran, the sixth day of the week, the government opened hundreds of projects across the country the installation of 15 electric car charging stations in tehran until the unveiling of the first export process compressor made in iran to offshore refineries, the economic spokesman of the government, the approval of the feed rate of petrochemicals was revised, the feed rate was determined according to the method of 2014 and by calculating the ceiling price of gas exported from iran and the united states. and racial discrimination at the same time as one of the largest racial justice marches was held in america, 3 black people were killed in a racist attack in florida, these things and more tonight in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful. dear welcome to the news section at 21 o'clock, the operation of the last part of the south pars gas field with the presence of the president of the south pars block 11 in the world's la

the f. 16 is nat crowd made by the united states. it's important here by the president boynton, by his team. and especially the efforts of his national security adviser. both parties in the us congress and millions upon millions of americans are supporting us in the past with the freedom to independence for our people. thank you. america ethics teams won't be active. you please don't do defensive anytime soon. ease believes they will eventually help be in the war and secured skies. tim ripley is a journalist, specializing in defense and military affairs. we asked him when should we expect to create in forces to be flying the f sixteens? well that's, that's, that is too many in public been part of those in that because it's, it's not just the kinds of training pilots you have to train over maintainers. you have to, uh, set up lots of enabling forces to try and support the craft. so, i mean, you just, archie, for the planes really easy, but it's turning of the planes into a part of a military aviation combat system. that is a difficult

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west africa correspond to the michael coin was following the story for us in the nat, geo as capital buddha away, it was a member's, um meeting right now i'm not gonna what are you hearing from that meeting? the best way, so they have just started all by having the 1st opening ceremony, which is typically introduced in and saying, you know, we're here for the meet the number and going back again and to close the all me in terms of we to accept what we believe the all the, the, the said we're waiting for another earlier we just have 9 of them. also the example was now the side of the meeting, a new, close private session, the oppressed of media just for introduction. like i said, as openness, every monday, what we're expecting now to hear what's next. uh, what's will be the resolution. what would they come up? would there be more negotiations? would there be, you know, exploring the eff thoughts, diplomatic efforts as most people have suggested? would there really be the idea? all these are the up the top of the military intervention, which of course, everybody most people hear like b

what do you make of the explanation we have had from the chief executive of nats denied that both thewere compromised by some bad data? ~ i. ., ., data? well, if you look at what happened _ data? well, if you look at what happened in — data? well, if you look at what happened in the _ data? well, if you look at what happened in the united - data? well, if you look at what happened in the united states| data? well, if you look at what i happened in the united states with the faa, they did have a situation in january where there was the faa, they did have a situation injanuary where there was a file system error, so it does sound somewhat analogous to that. that error was something that a contractor had made. so it could be something like that, although obviously without anything more specific, it is hard to say, and it is something that deserves to be investigated, perhaps not only through this process but given the ownership structure, perhaps independently as well.- ownership structure, perhaps independently as well. there has been this reference _ independently as well. there has be

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but the nats it halftime of the game in the 8th. and then in the 9th inning right here, first pitch, he sees keibert ruiz hits it into the bullpen right center field. and that right. there is what you call a walk-off. the nationals win. it. >> 3 to 2 and go for the sweep tomorrow. dc. let's talk a little football. the forty-niners and raiders surviving 2 days of scrimmaging in the desert just outside of sin city. >> and their reward today was a day off before tomorrow's preseason matchup at allegiant stadium. the forty-niners story of the week. of course, brock purdy over the last couple of days of practice. he was hanging out his buddy jimmy garoppolo took the bulk of the snaps with the first quad. but it wasn't very effective. throwing 3 picks on each day. the scrimmage is but this, of course, is just practice as far as i was arm is feeling. he gave us the answer that we all wanted to hear. >> arm feels you know, just still building back to back days and, you know, trying to again, all the strength that i came back from, obviously

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nats one zip in the 3rd here. but jj bleday, it's a monster home run shot straightaway center 3 are rather for 30 plus is 10th of the season. we're tied at one. >> with days shows you can do with the leather as well. goes parallel here, robbing l d'amaro vargas, 7 extra base hit. tip of the cap there from vargas. same score in the 6th inning when brent rooker hits one high and deep to right that clears the fence. number 19 for rucker on the season a's take a two-one lead. but the nats tied the game in the 8th. and then in the 9th inning here first pitch, he sees keibert ruiz hits it into the bullpen in right-center field. walk-off bomb there. that's feeling pretty good. despite being in last place, they go on to win 3, 2, they're going for the sweep tomorrow in d c let's talk football back and the nfl's right here. the forty-niners and raiders surviving 2 days of scrimmage in the sweltering desert outside of sin city and they got a reward today, though, of course, a day off before their game tomorrow at allegiant

they have western training, nats -- they have western training, u.s.uropean-made weapons, and seemingly infinite resolve despite soaring temperatures. >> we don't pay attention to heat. work must be done. we don't spare ourselves. lisa: -- amna: at the end of july, ukraine liberated staromaiorske, in a campaign that aims to cut russia's land bridge from the east to the south and occupied-crimea. but progress has been slow along the 900-mile frontline, and it comes at great cost. there's no official figure for ukrainian casualties, but at field hospitals like this one near bakhmut, soldiers stream in from the battlefield, their injuries a relentless reminder of the toll of war. nats ukrainians are facing deeply dug-in russian forces, -- who've constructed and fortified hard-to-overcome obstacles including these so-called "dragon teeth barricades," and hundreds of miles of concentrated landmines, where now even russian corpses can kill. >> when they leave, they plant quite a lot of explosives under their own soldiers. and this is very dangerous for us. a

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will nats pay anything? itlat not the airlines' problem. will nats pay anything?— pay anything? — ukraine says two people have been killed. russia has reported a night of drone attacks ranging from the south to the north—west of the country. nottinghamshire police are flying their flags at half mast in tribute to graham saville — the officer who tried to help a distressed man on railway tracks near newark. sergeant saville passed away in hospital yesterday. british transport police are investigating the incident. and — burger king has been ordered by a us judge to face a lawsuit that alleges it makes it's whopper burger appear larger on its menus than it is in reality. it accuses the fastfood giant of misleading customers by showing a meatier patty and ingredients that "overflow over the bun". burger king says the claims are false. those were the news headlines. here's the sport with shourjo sarkar. it was a brilliant day two at the us open tennis for british players. all six brits in action won their first round matches without dropping a set. andy murray knocked out france's c

also, the tools that nat promised to give to ukraine in 2024 need to create a box for three to four months. one last point is that it is one of africa's problems, and anyway, russia has gone to the backyard of the european country in the area of ​​the coast of the african continent and ukraine. what has opened a new front for the europeans and the europeans want to have a de-escalation of tension on the ukraine front by creating a peace negotiation with almost no results, so that they can deal with their own issues without fear of the front, in fact, it is for this reason that mr. magedor said that we do not need peace talks the enemy should kneel in front of us, and mrs. zakharova, the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs, said that this is a right in the world today. the air defense of the syrian army countered the rocket attack of the zionist regime on the outskirts of damascus. as a result of the rocket attack of the zionist regime today syrian soldiers were martyred, what happened? yes, the president of venezuela expressed his regret for the silence of the leaders in the ha

in may of this year, the entire central bank gave nat raz ezhan banks an opportunity to correct theirigns . is the future bank able to resolve its disagreements in this game or not in the banking system or related to the system with the help of the managers themselves? i am student and the devices that the bank's supervisory body sara fazli, the center that has the supervisory role and the banking system, was wearing the clothes of a servant of shahcharagh, peace be upon him, and i saw them standing next to me . he used to go and iron for the lady, i would put perfume on him, why was he martyred the way he was, and i am happy with saadat. inna gholam abbas abbasi was the first martyr of the second terrorist incident in the shrine of shahcheragh, peace be upon him, the martyrdom that he was looking for on the fronts for 8 years. kurdi milad gholami , i was in the shelter of the day, i went to 56 eternal desire joining the comrades of the martyr and azadeh's brother, when we were going to darab together, he looked longingly at the martyrs as we arrived. he wondered why i was trying . is

the nats have been a better team the last couple of days. red sox will look up to make some ground in a three-game series against the slumping yankees starting tonight in the bronx. it would make sense for the yankees to studly start playing better. i'll be at tonight's game. >>> we should mention spain and england will face at the world cup final. that will be sunday morning. should be a great game. angie, pretty unusual storm you're tracking here. >> yes, indeed. not something we've never seen before, jonathan, but fairly rare. we're talking about hurricane hilary now a really healthy category 4 hurricane off the coast of mexico and heading northwest at 13 miles per hour. eventually it's going to head further to the north and encounter some warm-water. it's going to lose some steam and back to a tropical storm before it hits the southwestern part of the united states. we've got a tropical storm that could likely be impacting folks in southern california, the southwest desert areas and ample amounts of rain expected with this. the flooding

and the nats go onto beat the as , the final 3-2. the niners kick off their preseason tomorrow in las vegas. trey lance will start in the center while brock perdy is taking the afternoon off. sam darnold in the second half. lance and darnold are in a battle for the backup job. as for purdy, still up in the air. >> i think, get to that point. eventually. i don't think there is a necessity to do it this week or anything like that. so getting my 11 on 11 at practice. getting my timing and everything out the receivers as a whole. >> all right, the 49ers take on the raiders tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. in los angeles. that's a look at sports. mo every bubusiness deserves a a great deaeal. that's whyhy comcast b busins is lauaunching thehe mobile m made free e event. with ourur businesss ininternet, nenew and exisisg cucustomers cacan geget one yearar of unlimimd momobile for f free. it's our b best internrnet. powered byby the nextt geneneration 10g0g network ad wiwith 99.9% r reliabilityt. plus one l line of freree momobile for a an entire y y.

larry: logan webb is basically the new nat king.ort but the giants came back tonight against arizona. this is a great dad right here. keep the girls warm. the precious. weirdest strikeout ever. the pitch hits the handle of lamonte wade jr.'s back and lodges into the growing of the catcher. memorable. brandon crawford to triples alley. he's got to run for three. j.d. davis court is. the 36-year-old is safe. the new giant, first hit of the year, r.b.i.. giants load the bases in the sixth. jd davis is a professional hitter. that's a fair ball. giants take the lead. logan webb pitched well after allowing the two early runs. strikes out former a jace peterson right here. just allowed the pair. giants win their second straight income back fashion. a's nla. look at the nibble security guard hopping the fence with the chair to avoid the foul ball. dude is an athlete. tony kemp is slightly more athletic. giving up his body for a last a -- last-place team. true pro. mookie betts doesn't miss this pitch from logan harris. that's out in a hurry

this amount of gas production that we are receiving now on channel 11 , we can solve the problem of nat for the winter? how do you predict the situation this winter? we had a gas production capacity of one billion and 250 million so that we reach the sixth development and investment plan, including the completion of the pars phases, the 11th phase, the development of the kish field , the bilal field, the development of the gas fields of the oil field in the central regions, and unfortunately, some things happened, and because this investment was made in the previous period it was not possible to develop these fields, so the number of 1 billion and 250 million tomans was reached, 830 million cubic meters of chinese play, because of this, the good of natarazi, especially in the winter season , maybe we will reach the number of 901,230,240 million cubic meters in the year 1400, well, by exploiting these phases new development of gas fields, completion of phases in south pars, development of joint fields like above, like kish, like in the area of ​​independent gas fields, oil fields of cent

because at the moment, we do not know what the issueis moment, we do not know what the issue is with the natsy haven't said what it is. or, crucially, how long it will last. that is what is causing the airlines to actually put a hold on those flights from leaving those foreign destinations.— flights from leaving those foreign destinations. . ,. . . ~' , .. destinations. fascinating, thank you so much for — destinations. fascinating, thank you so much for that. _ destinations. fascinating, thank you so much for that. just _ destinations. fascinating, thank you so much for that. just bring - destinations. fascinating, thank you so much for that. just bring you i so much for that. just bring you some of the state since we are getting in from airlines and from airports. the message is pretty similar. giving you a sense of what they are saying, aer lingus saying we are aware of a failure involving uk air traffic we are aware of a failure involving uk airtraffic and we are aware of a failure involving uk air traffic and service planning systems, outside of aer lingus control and causing severe rest

europe, the nat countries, in particular , poland-lithuania are bringing their troops to the border withbelarus because they consider the wagnerites who are currently registered there in belarus to be a serious threat, and in your opinion, according to your professional opinion, the wagnerites can be serious a threat to these two countries. well, how can there be 10,000 people there, although there are even less than 9, in my opinion, have i seen a figure somewhere to be a threat to a nato country? well, i know that . well, i just have a bad idea. they went to attack poland, 9,000 people , well, i'm sorry , there won't be any feathers left there if they don't react with concerns and observations. and how is it necessary? well, if a couple of missiles flew at these two helicopters that flew into polish airspace and they landed forever then i think that in general the topic about such things came from of the agenda well, i keep reminding you of the situation that happened. by the way, with putin's great friend erdogan, who shot down a russian military plane, from that moment on, not a sing

nats chief executive says hit. nats chief executive says the problem had been identified and that flight data it received saw primary and backup systems suspending automatic processing thing. passengers have been warned to expect a knock on disruption in the coming days. the mayor of london says he's sorry for anyone who's suffering adverse consequences because of his policies. adverse consequences because of his policies . speaking to gb his policies. speaking to gb news sadiq khan said the expanded ulez policy is essential to protect the health of people living in the capital. >> i'm always sorry for anybody who's suffering adverse consequences because of our policies, but at the same time , policies, but at the same time, i've got to be honest with people and say i've been meeting bereaved mums whose their bereaved mums whose lost their children because of air pollution. i've been meeting a paediatrician who paediatrician today who works with moms who are pregnant suffering the consequences because air pollution