it is recently been reported in nepal and is spread rapidly devastating crops. i want to find out more about this invasive species so i'm going to meet doctor badger trattoria to to absolute to specialist at the nepal agricultural research councils. what he working on over here yeah we are working on -- south american film actor leaf miner that it's go to faster data in our scientific name. this weather reservists from -- nineen sixty that confined to solve a medically but in food how didn't six it was reported from last time out of the south and a good attitude from. spain. when it came to the two thousand ten in iraq and come? two thousand fourteen it was reported in india. after death because of thepen border and lack of we planned on system between the ball and india and this is the best game in apart from the impted a microphone india. how many years do you think it's going to take until nepal is completely to to absolute to free or has really diminished the invasion? actually it's very difficult. to get rid of this best once it is interesting that bob and

competition, except for belarus russia - this is armenia afghanistan kazakhstan blows, kyrgyzstan lebanon nepalajikistan thailand turkmenistan and uzbekistan as part of our team 68 guys who will perform in eight sports, except for hockey - this is snowboard ski jumping, cross country skiing, figure skating, short trekking, rabies and alpine skiing any international competitions where athletes from other countries take part are very important for us, of course. it is important that these competitions are held under the patronage of the ioc and in the current situation, of course. it is very significant to still pay attention to the reserve. and this is just our closest reserve, our children, who, i think, if not at the games in milan, then at the next winter games, they will definitely, and also take participation, god forbid, when they get to the olympic adult games. they will already be ready. they will understand that this is such a big start already on saturday, february 25th. then the opening ceremony of the games and the first medal draw will take place, so it determines the best in christ

after the recent plane crash in nepal, users debated whether 5 g services were to blame for the loss of control. but there's no such evidence. and by the way, a 2017 survey found that about 40 percent of pest does says they left their cell service on while sliding. do we even want that on board? why fi services have been around since 2008 already, but they were very expensive and painstakingly slow. now european airlines will use special network equipment to root cause text and data through a satellite network that connects the airplane to the ground based mobile network. this will be much faster optimistic estimate assume a speed of over $100.00 megabits per 2nd. is this the end of airplane mode? so, could the use decision mean that smartphones won't have an airplane mode in the future any more? i certainly hope not. might. it is the easiest way to disconnect, for example, during the night. it also has some other advantages. for example, saving battery light. wireless communication is by far consuming the most energy in mobile devices in case you're running out of jews. it might be

of competition, besides belarus russia, armenia afghanistan kazakhstan this is kyrgyzstan lebanon nepalajikistan thailand turkmenistan and uzbekistan for the first time in the history of the forum, competitions are held in four cities. in kemerovo, novokuznetsk mezhdurechensk and tashtagol, athletes compete in ten sports in total , 8 sports facilities are included in the program for the games. uh, so widely followed by the public of the whole concept, 45 countries of asia are united itself. all signals for broadcasting are offered to all countries included in the concept of the games . preparation for the games took 4 years to organize the competitions. approximately. eight million dollars due to regional and federal budgets almost 80% of the funds spent on the construction and modernization of infrastructure, so a new cable car appeared in mezhdurechensk and tashtagol. the ice palace was erected in kemerovo. kuzbass is a unique building that has no analogues. beyond the urals, the area of ​​the complex is 65,000 m². and as ice practice has shown for belarusians, here these successful s

of kuzbass, 13 states of belarus russia-armenia, afghanistan kazakhstan kuwait kyrgyzstan lebanon nepal tajikistan thailand turkmenistan and uzbekistan, including eight teams from districts and regions of the russian federation , about a thousand athletes in ten sports will compete in four cities. e, the kemerovo region budget of the competition is more than 48 million dollars the money was spent on construction, reconstruction, modernization of sports facilities, the purchase of new equipment for the accommodation and meals of teams, as well as logistics, because the distance between cities is decent on the road from point a to point b, you will have to spend plus or minus 3 hours, the city of kemerovo is the capital of the games, and on february 25 here is the official opening ceremony of the games. and here, on the basis of the city's sports infrastructure facilities , competitions in speed skating and short track, as well as cross-country skiing and curling will be held, the second location is the southern capital, and our region, the city of novokuznetsk, which will host hockey and

in group d, pakistan will face nepal, georgia. the attendance of the spectators will be held and no restrictions will be taken into account, and hopefully, in the year 96 of the millennium , the official opening ceremony of this competition, which will be hosted by urmia , will be held on tuesday, the 9th of march at 17:00. series of competitions at 18:00 in al-ghadir stadium, urmia, against the chinese taipei team, omid shekriazi, sed and sima news agency , urmia national transplant teams are ready to participate in the australian world championships in ahvaz. we will do everything for this tournament, well for our beloved country, the program is present, which we have solved . very well, cima network will be held in australia in april of next year. it will be the last. thank you. khuzestan news network to the public meeting of the islamic council live, change different topics, make a specific suggestion after removing this paragraph altogether , because the legal authority to determine salaries and wages and the amount of taxes

line and the brave highlander will easily teach the scoundrels of hungary to the heart of burma and nepal, the russian devil relentlessly pursues and torments the entire human race and tirelessly commits his evil faith irritating our hardworking and exceptionally peaceful empire in exactly the same way. and in the 19th century and in the 18th century and in the 17th century russia was a barbaric wild, er, uneducated aggressive imperialist country, and this largely became part of the western participation of the english consciousness, therefore, russia had a good image in england, er, only twice in its entire history. e. the first time it was in 1917, and the second time in 1991. that is, at the moment when the country was disintegrating. her image of britain in the west was exceptionally good. the actions of britain in the caucasus could not stop the military and political advancement of russia in the black sea and the middle east under the influence of st. petersburg passes persia the shah refuses the services of british military advisers and invites them instead russians for london is a

if you can't better not drink, ah, so that i really want, uh, for you to tell today, unfortunately nepaly in the studio, and i know their relationship to my mother, well, in different ways, probably, how relationships developed in any family, but it was impossible to quarrel and quarrel with my dad. he never allowed conflict. mom, of course, she is more emotionally feminine, she sometimes, probably, wanted to arrange something here. such and such even here the film has entered. i thought for a long time during sleepless nights and came to the conclusion that we are not suitable to each other. understand alexander, i'm all in cinema in art. however, i am amazed at your calmness and you know shurik somehow even pulls to make a scandal. don't you think you 're sure. well, no, it didn't work. if, as it were , something was brewing, dad would take newspapers , magazines, go to his office, and that's it . yes, and that's the whole conflict. i work in this conflict. in general, it was actually exhausted, well, just in one interview, in my opinion, it’s interesting, you know, he said that she ha

cities of kuzbass, 13 states, belarus, russia-armenia, afghanistan kazakhstan kuwait kyrgyzstan lebanon nepalturkmenistan and uzbekistan, including eight teams from districts and regions of the russian federation , about 1,000 athletes in ten sports will compete on the territory of four cities, and the kemerovo region budget competitions, more than 48 million dollars, and the money was directed to the construction, reconstruction, modernization of sports facilities, the purchase of new equipment for accommodation and meals for national teams, as well as logistics, because the distance between cities is decent on the road from point a to point b, you will have to spend plus or minus 3 hours, the city of kemerovo - this is the capital of the games, and on february 25, the official prison of the opening of the games stands here.

nepal, it was in the 50s. you're getting into these sub freezing temperatures, and that's going to be obviously a huge concern. hospital capacity, the white helmets, who i've spent time with, they take care of people really in tough situations, typically military situations. some of that will overlap into what's happening here, but you have to have the hospital capacity. it's tough to communicate in these situations. roads may be closed, simply getting from point a to point b can be a challenge as well. >> there's the added issue of after shocks which could continue as well. bob, this region has already been devastated by more than a decade of serious civil war as you know well. these are refugees and internally displaced people impacted by this disaster. how does that complicate what's going on? >> we've got just over 15 million people in urgent need of aid in syria before today. more than half of them are in the northeast and west of the country. we've got an appeal for all of the aid effort in syria, less t

and in many incidents have happened, such as afghanistan, pakistan, turkey, syria, nepal, in the americaser countries have provided assistance. if we ourselves really have the ability to act, naturally we do not ask for it. alhamdulillah, there were all the problems in the world. alhamdulillah, due to the strength in the field of dealing with crises in the country , there was no time to rest. the international red crescent society and the red cross . the iranian red crescent society is among the fifth best in the world. and cima in 24 hours in the past, 1078 people in the world died due to corona, and more than one hundred and twenty-five thousand people were infected with it. more than 40% of the victims in the last night were related to brazil. 453 deaths in the past week. the daily number of corona victims in brazil is more than it has doubled in the last 24 hours in japan, america and germany , 128, 126 and 119 people have died due to corona, respectively. the highest number of people infected with corona during this period is related to germany with more than 21,000 people, in japan

and so you can kenya and nepal. and so you can bnng kenya and nepal.s of different people together and also you see the characteristic of fawlty towers was the sort of pressure cooker atmosphere that you created in the hotel although i have to tell you the guy in commission of the show after the very first show he said john, you're going to have to get them out of the hotel more completely wrong . oh hotel more completely wrong. oh well, i'm glad you didn't listen to him now. i was he was in charge. i don't tend to listen to people in shock. i've got that over the years yeah. i've got that voice now , now look got that voice now, now look john you are annoying all the right people with this announcement. i annoyed. well, what can i tell you? what the guardian said about the return of your show. think by the way of your show. i think by the way the greatest tv show ever made they said an anti—woke nightmare why the fawlty towers remake is a truly nauseating . yeah that's a truly nauseating. yeah that's what they obviously know better . i do what's going

and so you can kenya and nepal. and so you can bnng kenya and nepal.s of different people together and also you see the characteristic of fawlty towers was the sort of pressure cooker atmosphere that you created in the hotel although i have to tell you the guy in commission of the show after the very first show he said john, you're going to have to get them out of the hotel more completely wrong . oh hotel more completely wrong. oh well, i'm glad you didn't listen to him now. i was he was in charge. i don't tend to listen to people in shock. i've got that over the years yeah. i've got that voice now , now look got that voice now, now look john you are annoying all the right people with this announcement. i annoyed. well, what can i tell you? what the guardian said about the return of your show. think by the way of your show. i think by the way the greatest tv show ever made they said an anti—woke nightmare why the fawlty towers remake is a truly nauseating . yeah that's a truly nauseating. yeah that's what they obviously know better . i do what's going

countries of armenia afghanistan kazakhstan kuwait will take part in the competition kyrgyzstan lebanon nepalikistan thailand turkmenistan uzbekistan will become another participating country, belarus is probably one of the serious starts for us. uh, because it feel like uh children's olympic. games for them and just see your level in our conditions, the opening ceremony of the games will be held on february 24 at the ice palace in kemer, the competition will last until march 5. hello other games, children of asia on a hint land alexandra perfilieva tatyana klepchasti well, then on our air, the program aleksey kazakov stop fake he will tell this time about the technologies of the information war against russia will expose the stuffing propaganda of the zelensky regime stubbornly keeps silent about the losses of the russian special operation at first or , at best, they name numbers that, to put it mildly, are difficult to take at face value. although even with her, the weirdo is no longer shy about voicing shocking numbers and puts the myth of invulnerability among the granazis under serious d

we wanted to heavier showers for nepal ah, in syria citizens are collecting evidence, a show of crimes committed against civilians. we've moved out of syria now about $600000.00 pages of material so that one day they can bring the acid regime to justice. it puts a human face on the charges. it's a dead human face, but it's a human face. syria witnesses for the prosecution. on al jazeera, the private military group that russia is said to rely on. recent rao involving wagner in ukraine has revealed its role in the wall there. so who's behind this group and how is it serving rushes, global outreach? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program, i'm tom mccrae. the war and ukraine is one year old. thousands of people have lost their lives, and millions are displaced, mid continued fighting on the front lines and freezing temperatures. all sides now promising a spring offensive. well, some of the heaviest fighting is taking place around the town of buck moot. russia has made some advances using what ukrainian forces say, a wave after wave of infantry soldiers and mercenaries from

weather has shifted its way further east, bringing the snow, flurries and wet weather to the likes of nepal, as well as baton, some wet weather creeping. once again into sri lanka, but for coastal areas of india, the west coast on the east coast, lots of sunshine and settled conditions spreading north. ah, ah, on the side store, they once prosperous fishing village sinks beneath the mud, parliamentary elections ignite few slavery that will determine the future of this de pieces and political divided community. a microcosm reflecting the plight of a nation witness venezuela. a sinking resolution on it, just either russia's foreign minister visits african countries to shore up support versus the vault mcgrew fix firms. it's operations on the continent. so as moscow's increasing security presence in africa, of threats to us and french influence.

nepal programs that were it was secondary, so, well, but they were unique yes, they were unique the proposedre the secondary ones? yes, we took the plan that was there in the nep, so to speak, this very one. yes, nothing absolutely successful ordinary, who else do you have at least once such an implant was usually unscrewed. oh lord everywhere is a lot, because there was no change of form there was not. of course, we abandoned war communism. why refused turned out to be empty no turned out to be empty, because otherwise you did not win the civil war. well, okay. well, that is, as it were, the ruling party has the right to consider what marxism is? well, well, well, any, real, current government crushes abstract teaching under itself, well, one question. why, when it ceased to crush under itself, then the soviet union dies in our country history, as if ours in soviet history. here's how to argue something about this , the obvious fact that the only leader who was, so to speak, clear in the history of our country did. here was stalin, who does not like many, of course, he does not take the peo

nothing else going on, passing the showers in the foot of the himalayan through nepal. so if you zoom in on pakistan brought on a particular but this whole area that was good for us in india that 6 degrees above noble by day, most likely by nights as well. and nothing in the weather patterns like to change that are probably slowly rising sandwiches is no wind, no player to stop it. ah . in a notorious waterside community. what kims and thugs room, one theater director of inches to stage a play. there call me mrs. add to empower the women that old man sitting right dead. oh, i and redefined their status in society, missus and nigeria as women walk on water, witness on al jazeera, flying high in the us national airline seals, the biggest deal in aviation history.

but there are a few in the north of, of nepal or in baton. we may well see persistence in that range because of the line really for knows about sumatra. so the animal and nick barons towards sri lanka, which is going to be not heavily wet, but persistently wet for diety, ah 1956 to nicea gain, independence from france. but the brutal power struggle broke out between the v is monica and the countries nationalist prime minister al jazeera world tells the story of the downfall of with the decision issue. the last monarch of tunisia, power and politics on a gina us democrats are shaking up the way they picked that presidential nominee south carolina is replacing iowa as the 1st state to vote in the primaries bus. will the changes been to reflect americans racial diversity? this is inside.

i even drove the bears out of my tents in nepal. bear badges are found there.pongy, for example, he did not know about it. why do you need to worry again? look, i'm giving you an apartment. so, you give me a job , wonderful thoughts, and who do you want to work with, well, a nurse, for example, a nurse, and you're not afraid of such work, dad, i'm not afraid of anything at all. i'm already a shot sparrow and by the way, i already worked as an orderly in the red cross in cambodia you were in cambodia i was everywhere. wow. okay, i'll talk to irina curative. she is our boss. about the fact that he saw how she was generally controlled by people because of what happened to her. and you're cruel, you can't pull life with a disabled person. you yourself know it. i love this woman and will never leave her. during the operation, when trying to extract the people's body from the spinal canal, it was displaced, which caused temporary compression , ischemic trauma to the spinal cord, what kind of mistake did you make, i was a complex emergency operation for life vladimiro

because sunshine is the story, is time the year throughout india, bangladesh and pakistan, right up to nepal and baton lo change their move showers of any sort except maybe in the far north of pakistan and afghanistan, you see a bit of snow coming out of the sky now for most of pakistan is the time to year we're in the north in particular, i think occult is not good, but the breeze is picked up is not bad. you're not lewis in the world at least. and the snow, though, in the far north, is once again falling fairly steadily. not doing very much for the south. ah. that light emitted from history kept alive only in the family. tales of those who survive had too many people with donating story of the polish women and children who enjoyed the siberian glass and so refuge in africa never to return again. an epic odyssey of resilience memory is our homeland analogies.

weather has shifted its way for the east bringing the snow, flurries and wet weather to the likes of nepal, as well as baton. from where to where the creeping once again into sri lanka, but for coastal areas of india, the west coast on the east coast, lots of sunshine and settled conditions spreading north. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah welcome back. a quick remind about top stories here. this our rescue operations are underway across southern turkey and parts of northern syria off the too powerful earthquakes hit the region early on monday. at least 2920 young people have died into heat. meanwhile, in syria, the quite strong cities of aleppo, hama, i'm lucky, at least 1400 people up and kill them. the quake is pol misery. millions of display serums, still, living in makeshift camps after 11 years of civil war. well, problems the buildings collapsed in turkey and serious there was earthquakes, hit, i hunt for new, lose the associate head of civil engineering at purdue university and joins us live from west lafayette, in indiana. i am good to have you with us. so look, i mean, some of the vide

entered the competition, belarus , russia-armenia, afghanistan kazakhstan kuwait kyrgyzstan lebanon nepalthailand turkmenistan and uzbekistan, including eight teams from the districts and regions of the russian federation, about 1,000 athletes in ten sports will compete in four cities, and in the kemerovo region, the budget for the competition is more than forty -eight million dollars . accommodation and meals for teams, as well as logistics, because the distance between cities is decent on the road from point a to point b , you will have to spend plus or minus 3 hours, the city kemerovo is the capital of games, and february 25th. here is the official opening ceremony of the games. here, on the basis of the city's sports infrastructure facilities, competitions in speed skating and short track, as well as skiing and curling will be held. the second location is the southern capital of our region, the city of novokuznetsk, which will host hockey and figure skating competitions, the third location is district a, which will host competitions in snowboarding freestyle and volleyball on the snow

officials also say the city of nepal was rattled.ive wave strikes against the energy infrastructure, big part of the electricity production has been taken off line, even though more than 60 missiles were reportedly shot down including this one see there in a video provided by the ukrainian military, officials say most people still have thankfully power, water and heat. meantime u.s. president biden is headed to poland later this month to mark the first anniversary of the war, white house says he'll begin his visit on february 20th. >>> a pro kremlin blogger is slamming the russian military for taking heavy losses in eastern ukraine, he said recent offenses in a city ended in a fiasco and that russian generals didn't learn much from previous mistakes, as david mackenzie reports, some of those failures were caught on video. injurying russian forces left exposed on the frozen flat lands one of the most deadly zones of the eastern front. ukrainian artillery and drones kicking off the static targets, even pro russian sources say they've t

we have been around the world in disasters in haiti, in nepal, japan, and so it is certainly a widespread disaster. the local turkish search and rescue teams have a lot of capacity. they are well trained, however, when a disaster of this scale strikes, they need the international cooperation, and when they reached out to ask for the international assistance, usaid reached out to do our work. >> john, it is a small thing to say, but i am sure that i am speaking for a lot and so many people, and thank you for your efforts and thank the entire team for all of the work that you are doing. john morrison, the fairfax county fire and rescue department working there in turkey. >>> now i want to talk to more about this as john gets back to the task at hand. amanda slois on the president's council, and is this the entirety of what the biden administration is prepared to send over there? >> i will say that the biden administration has been actively focused on the earthquake since we got the reports of the tremors sunday night, and immediately jake sullivan was on the phone with his turkish counterpa

we don't want them at any point to say, ok, you have to go back to nepal before the process is done. i mean, the problem in all these cases is that these individuals who lived here, have been part of the community, are just taken. it's like a dictatorship, disappearing people. and it makes trying to defend against it extremely challenging. because you're not only racing against the clock, but you're like racing against complete invisibility about what's going on. by the way, not to be a debbie downer, but i don't want to be the only one with this information in my head because it makes me sad. but the [bleep] was deported. was he really? yeah, from april. the uscis submitted a notice that he was deported, which just means he lost his appeal, i guess. yeah, his motion to reopen was denied. wow. [mournful music] there are so many insane things about immigration law. it flips inside out everything that we learned in fifth grade about our government and our country and how it works. [water rushing] immigration law as we know it was not in existence when most people's grandparents arrived

deaf children in nepal. that's all great.ne somewhere. i imagine . and online somewhere. i imagine. and but the thing that i really liked about it was that she was kind of saying in the in the kind of saying in the in the kind of saying in the in the kind of the longer interview, she says, you know, there was a point where she not long ago, she getting ready for a tv appearance and she was saying to her teenage daughter, oh, i need to dye my hair because there were coming through. and were greys coming through. and her said, well, if you her daughter said, well, if you don't mind what your hair looks like, the rest time, like, well, the rest of time, why would do it? just to be why would you do it? just to be on tv. and she went, oh, i realised, you know, kind have realised, you know, i kind have to i am, who i'm to own who i am, who i'm comfortable no perform to comfortable with. no perform to pretend this that pretend to be this person that i expect or the people expect me to be. yeah. that kind of to be. yeah. and that kin

you are looking in places like haiti and nepal, places where we saw other earthquakes.ven days or so after that, you might get another surge of rescues. but we are going on day eight now. i think that the cold weather, as you mentioned there, sort of is a double edged sword. on one and it makes it very difficult, it is below freezing right now. on the other hand it may reduce the demands for water. perhaps that is playing into this. it could be that there is pools of water that people are able to tap into to survive this long. but again, it is remarkable. we do not know really what the human body is capable of. there is not a lot of data on how long people could survive in these situations but we are seeing those rescues. 200 hours out, i am seeing them just like you are. >> it is absolutely incredible and we are so glad to have you here, your eyes and your heart there to see it. thank you so much, sanjay. >> thank you. >> and thank you very much to all of you for joining us tonight. cnn tonight with alison amerada is next. your shipping manager left to “find themself.”

they're trying to influence nepal. and so my guess is they want influence in russia, and they want to have a control over the asian region. and that is why we need to be concerned, and we cannot underestimate xi jinping's interests. >> congressman ro khanna, thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >>> "outfront" for us next, alex murdaugh trying to explain to a jury why he lied to investigators about where he was the night that his wife and his son were killed. >> other than lying to them about going to the kennel, i was cooperative in every aspect of this investigation. >>> plus, new video of wnba star brittney griner back on the court with the phoenix mercury. how's she doing after ten months in that russian president. the president of the mercury is "outfront." and effortlessssly responds to both of you. our smart sleepepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. i think i'm ready for this. heck ya! with e*trade you're ready for anything. marriage. kids. college. ki

and disasters i've responded to has been one big city whether it be port-au-prince in haiti or ni nepalction over such a wide area. it's certainly something that humbles you to the power of earthquakes. >> it is powerful and it's also a reality that again, you're waiting for the turkish government, but in the next days or several days or next week, they're going to say that there's no more hope of rescuing anyone. we know again as i said, the best possibility is in the first 72 hours, but is there a window as you see it as well for international aid getting into that impacted region for the people who are suffering, having survived, getting the help they need? >> yeah, that's something usaid will focus on and have been focusing on. while our team from virginia and another from los angeles county california is focusing on urban search and rescue, usaid has a rescue program for turkey and syria to provide that aid and to make sure this is a long-term recovery. when they get to that stage. >> is there a moment so far that you will remember? a person that you saw? an event that you experien

competition, except for belarus russia - this is armenia afghanistan kazakhstan blows, kyrgyzstan lebanon nepalstan and uzbekistan as part of our team 68 guys who will perform in eight sports, except for hockey - this is snowboard ski jumping, cross-country skiing, figure skating, shorts, trekking, skiing and skiing any international competitions where athletes from other countries take part are very important for us, of course. it is important that these competitions are held under the patronage of the ioc and in the current situation, of course. it is very significant to still pay attention to the reserve. and this is just our closest reserve, our children, who, i think, if not at the games in milan, then at the next winter games, they will definitely, and also take participation, god forbid, when they get to the olympic adult games. they will already be ready. they will understand that this is such a big start already on saturday, february 25th. then the opening ceremony of the games and the first medal draw will take place. so they will determine the best crystalists among boys and girls in

haiti, nepal, it is about things like blankets and food and water, getting in and working out how badly devastated the water system has been because people can't survive without water for very long at all. of course the bitter irony there is that people have fled their homes often standing around in bitterly cold conditions really without access to safe water. so water is key. blankets, food. psychological support, we can never overlook that. people i've spoken to today in those parts hardest hit, people went to bed as your correspondent said and at 4:00 a.m. this terrifying idea of first you feel a few shakes and then maybe a car alarm and glass will break. and then it is this absolutely terrifying sense of concrete starting to crumble. and so what does a parent grab. you have half a send to decide. and of course there is nothing to grab but your child. and then they flee outside to nothing, to dust and to devastation, to screams from neighbors. so psychological support, comfort, warmth are absolutely fundamental as we hope some of the other images gets a we just saw from you, the litt

competition, except for belarus russia - this is armenia afghanistan kazakhstan blows, kyrgyzstan lebanon nepal tajikistan thailand turkmenistan and uzbekistan as part of our team 68 guys who will perform in eight sports, except for hockey - this is snowboarding, ski jumping, cross-country skiing, figure skating short-tracking, skiing and skiing any international competitions where athletes from other countries take part are very important for us, of course. it is important that these competitions are held under the patronage of the ioc and in the current situation, of course, it is very important to pay attention to the reserve. and this is just the same our closest reserve, our children, who i think that if they are at the games in milan, then at the next winter games, they will definitely be, and also take part in them, god forbid, when they get to the olympic adult games. they will already be ready. they will understand that this is such a big start already on saturday, february 25th. then the opening ceremony of the games will take place and the first medal draw determines the best represe

our work from our prior work and emergencies like nepal or other places in the world, we know that alwaysulnerable, are mostly affected by crisis, emergencies, or conflict. and they are always left behind because their major needs are not taken into consideration, are not taken into consideration, are not a priority in emergencies. so now, it's a government emergency, it's a crisis, we need to double the effort to get help to people in different contexts where we are operating. different contexts where we are oeratinu. ~ , , ., ., ., operating. why is it that women and uirls are operating. why is it that women and girls are more _ operating. why is it that women and girls are more vulnerable _ operating. why is it that women and girls are more vulnerable after - operating. why is it that women and girls are more vulnerable after a - girls are more vulnerable after a disaster like this? i girls are more vulnerable after a disaster like this?— disaster like this? i can tell you series of evidence. _ disaster like this? i can tell you series of evidence. first, - disaster like this? i can te

here's the latest from the gb newsroom and major search is underway for a nepal baby after a missing went missing early january, sparking a major manhunt to find the couple their child sussex have arrested the pair on suspicion of child neglect. i still for the baby who was thought to be just days old when they disappeared. speaking to the independent martin's father has spoken of immense relief that his daughter has been found. but is very alarming that her baby missing . alarming that her baby missing. trans rapist isla bryson has been jailed for eight years after being found guilty of raping two women while still a man. the 31 year old was convicted of the two rapes last month. the took place in 2006 and 2019, whilst bryson was still a man known as adam . the still a man known as adam. the case caused control a c when bryson was housed in an all female prison, but has since been moved to male confinement . been moved to male confinement. the prime minister says now is the time to come together , as he the time to come together, as he praised the new windsor during a visit to north

experience at americares and dealing with situations like this, earthquake in afghanistan, earthquake in nepalu know, thankfully, fortunately and unfortunately americares does have decades of experience responding to natural and complex disasters. we know from our experience that health needs are going to be immense and very long-term. you know, certainly in the early days we know that trauma and injuries, wounds are going to be very prevalent, but also people with chronic disease. so people with diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma, they may be out of their medications. they may experience exacerbations of their conditions, and so chronic disease meds are going to be urgently needed as well. and i would highlight that mental health is going to be an ongoing need. these are regions of the world that are already experiencing such tremendous devastation and conflict, economic crisis, and so ongoing mental health needs are going to be compounded by this disaster. >> doctor, can you talk a little bit about the immediate problem of getting help, particularly to northern syria? my understanding is

i was in nepal in 2015, responding to the earthquake on the 25th of april.icant magnitude aspect. they can expect this to go on for weeks, if not a month. that is the challenge for the rescue efforts, and also for the local population. every time they try to galvanise themselves to go back to their houses, there is another aftershock. people will become fixed in what will become camps of internally displaced persons. they will need shelter, water, at some point food, and the people rescued will need medical support.— and the people rescued will need medical support. massive respect to ou and medical support. massive respect to you and your — medical support. massive respect to you and your colleagues. _ medical support. massive respect to you and your colleagues. how- medical support. massive respect to you and your colleagues. how do - medical support. massive respect to | you and your colleagues. how do you reconcile that, just at a time when people are trying to get out, you are going in with others? how do you tell your family are going in with others? h

you have got experience of other areas like nepal, sri lanka, where there's been a need for people likeat arrives in the country, so we can help to do that. it the country, so we can help to do that. , . ., , that. it is cold there. it is the simplest _ that. it is cold there. it is the simplest of — that. it is cold there. it is the simplest of things _ that. it is cold there. it is the simplest of things to - that. it is cold there. it is the l simplest of things to mention. that. it is cold there. it is the i simplest of things to mention. it that. it is cold there. it is the - simplest of things to mention. it is cold there. we have been hearing reports of people walking around just to stay warm. what kind of shelter is able to be offered, especially when you say buildings are tilting and not secure, not stable? ., ., , ., , , stable? yeah, what people need is, in my experience, _ stable? yeah, what people need is, in my experience, is _ stable? yeah, what people need is, in my experience, is well _ in my experience, is well constructed tent edge, family —sized tents, which they can

i had been to the earthquake in new zealand, in christchurch, and the tsunami in 2011, and nepal in 2015eenin about the rescue of a man who had been in the rubble for five days. for those people who did come out after a lengthy amount of time being underneath all of that, what is the prognosis like for them? how much danger were they in command how much care do they need once they are out? well, when someone is buried for that length of time, a lot depends on their physiology. thirst is a major issue, lack of water. the temperature was reasonably ok. and of course people were in their beds, so they had some thermal protection. whether they have been compounded by significant trauma, obviously that comes into it. because in terms of survivability, if someone is entombed, trapped in a space but not injured, they have a greater prospect of doing well. just looking at these pictures _ prospect of doing well. just looking at these pictures here, _ prospect of doing well. just looking at these pictures here, you - prospect of doing well. just looking at these pictures here, you got i prospect