begins recycling fishing nets dumped at sea.come to world news america on pbs and around the globe. russia has launched a strikes across ukraine, firing more than 80 missiles targeting the capital kyiv for the first time in months. president biden stroke by phone to ukraine's president zelenskyy , condemning the strikes and promising to provide ukraine with the support it needs. at least 10 ukrainian cities were hit, including leave -- including leave and zaporizhzhia. ukraine says at least 11 people have been killed, 64 injured. it's the most widespread russian bombardment since the start of the war. paul adams reports from kyiv. paul: after months of quiet in the capital, the war is back. for three chaotic hours this morning, the missiles kept coming. for one young woman already recording her own sense of shock, a narrow escape. my bbc colleague hugo was broadcastingive when it all began. >> they want panic and chaos. they want to destroy our energy system. they are hopeless. the second target is people. such goals were chosen

these were spotted with parts of old nets around their necks.they will come up and look at the lost fishing gear. it's the most exciting thing they've seen all day and they'll play with it, and that entanglement is unfortunately life—threatening. so, how does all that fishing gear get there? we'll just change this and change that. some of it's lost, but for years, the fishermen�*s dirty secret was that the easiest way of getting rid of an old net was to dump it at sea. adam is a skipper working out of brixham harbour, and he says things have changed, with fishermen now bringing in their old nets as well as any debris and plastic they find out in the open sea. so, if you imagine, everybody was dumping their nets, after 6—12 months, you can imagine what would be out there. now nobody�*s doing it and now we're trawling it all up. it's a massive difference, we're doing, a massive difference we're making. see if it's ok. for the last few years, a scheme has been in place which takes away the fisherman�*s old nets once they have been brought to shore.

these were spotted with parts of old nets around their necks.will come up and look at the lost fishing gear. it's the most exciting thing they've seen all day and they'll play with it, and that entanglement is unfortunately life—threatening. so, how does all that fishing gear get there? we'll just change this and change that. some of it's lost, but for years, the fishermen�*s dirty secret was that the easiest way of getting rid of an old net was to dump it at sea. adam is a skipper working out of brixham harbour, and he says things have changed, with fishermen now bringing in their old nets as well as any debris and plastic they find out in the open sea. so, if you imagine, everybody was dumping their nets, after 6—12 months, you can imagine what would be out there. now nobody�*s doing it and now we're trawling it all up. it's a massive difference, we're doing, a massive difference we're making. see if it's ok. for the last few years, a scheme has been in place which takes away the fisherman�*s old nets once they have been brought to shore. part

fishermen now bringing in their own nets.y was dumping their nets, after 6—12 months, you can imagine what would be out there. now nobody's doing it and now we're trawling it all up. it's a massive difference, we're doing. see if it's ok. for the last few years, keep britain tidy has been running a scheme has been which takes away the fishermen's old nets once they've been brought to shore. part of the reason why recycling fishing nets is so complicated is because they're made up of all sorts of different materials. there's metal in here. there's different sorts of plastic. and that all has to be sorted out, and that's what neil's doing here, before the plastic parts, the recyclable bits, can be sent off to be processed. this new facility in the cotswolds means that nets from british trawlers can, for the first time, be recycled here in the uk. they're usable in a variety of different applications. for example, our footwear components here contains the fishing nets. so, these are in people's shoes? these are in people's shoes

when the tunas come, they hit the net and get trapped. the net holds the fish in. they can't swim anymore, so they die, and the divers go retrieve them. the divers we saw on the boat are under water now, inspecting the net. when they find fish, they bring them to the surface of the water and onto the boat. (sophie fouron) you need the divers to do this. you can't do it on your own. (rivano goliardo) we come out here every day with the divers. they look around the nets to see if there are any catches. they also make sure that the nets don't tear and that everything goes well underwater so we can keep doing our work. (sophie fouron) go, will your kids and your grandkids be doing this as well? (rivano goliardo) yes. - yes? si? - we make a good living. as long as this traditional method is prosperous, we'll keep practicing it. (sophie fouron) good fish! wow! (claudia tavani) traditions have been changing. they have been developing. for example, in terms of traditional activities, one of them is shepherding. and you know, traditionally, you would milk the sheep manually

these were spotted with parts of old nets around their necks.ar. it is the most exciting thing they have seen all day and they will play with it. and that entanglement is unfortunately life—threatening. so how does all that fishing gear get there? we'lljust change this and change that. some of it is lost but for years, the fishermen's dirty secret was that the easiest way of getting rid of an old net was to dump it at sea. adam is a skipper working out of brixham harbour, and he says things have changed, with fishermen now bringing in their old nets as well as any debris and plastic they find out in the open sea. so if you imagine, everybody was dumping their nets, after 6—12 months, you can imagine what would be out there. now nobody is doing it and now we are trawling it all up. it is a massive difference, we are doing, a massive difference we are making. see if it's ok. for the last few years, a scheme has been in place which takes away the fisherman's old nets once they have been brought to shore. part of the reason why recycling fishing net

for example, our footwear components here contains the fishing nets.ese are in people's shoes? these are in people's shoes, yes, so people walking around with some of our customers' shoes on, they will have some fishing net in them. it is a small step forward in what will be a long journey — cleaning up our polluted oceans. jonah fisher, bbc news, in brixham harbour. time for a look at the weather. hello. how jealous hello. howjealous am ifor residence in aberdeenshire. an amazing aurora borealis at the moment but the clear skies are not exclusive to aberdeenshire. if we moved to oxfordshire there is as much sparkle in the sky as strictly. those clear skies come at a price because temperatures are falling away quite rapidly. we have 2 degrees at the moment in powys and i suspect temperatures will fall further over the next few hours. you have been warned, it will be a chilly start to tuesday morning, temperatures in some rural spots around or may be just below freezing. yes, chilly but hopefully just like today, some lovely autumn sunshine to come out

for example, our footwear components here contains the fishing nets.g net in them. it's a small step forward in what will be a long journey — cleaning up our polluted oceans. jonah fisher, bbc news, in brixham harbour. you have been watching newsday. a reminder of our top story. russia has launched a wave of missile strikes across the country. president volodymyr zelensky described the escalation — as an effort to wipe ukraine off the face of the earth. that's all we have time for now on bbc news. thank you very much for watching. bye for now. hello. despite a few isolated showers, on the whole, monday was a glorious autumnal day with a lot of sunshine. a great opportunity to get out and enjoy those late summer flowers. however, clear skies by day lead to a chilly night, and we could see a touch of frost as temperatures hover around freezing early on tuesday. these are favourite spots around central and southern areas of england. a little more cloud further north and west, where we keep the threat of some showers. so the showers there from the word go

we have heard about the net income interest story from a number of banks. for sales and trading. 2.2 billion, investors an estimate of 1.9 billion, strength coming through at deutsche bank, saying it may exceed its full-year revenue target as rising interest rates fuel income from lending and traders take business from rivals. similar positives to the ones we have seen from other banking is is is this reporting quarter. we will get further analysis for you shortly, and we will speak with the deutsche bank cfo in the next 30 minutes. the team is ready to speak to james about those numbers. let's stick to banking sector but go for italy. unicredit sees 2022 net profit excluding russia above 4.8 billion euros, again guiding higher from the banking sector in terms of what they can achieve. revenue excluding russia for 2022 of 17.4 billion, they had seen it above 16.7 billion, guiding higher on revenue and the net level. we will look for comments about what is prompting that, presumably it is net income and trading, but there had been an expectation we might see

costs in 2023, we are now at 553 million net.e on track on this point. we have a new cfo since last spring, so a systematic review of all our activities. relaunch a bank in france and spain in 2017. we had the five-year birth d ay 10 years ago, and we have about 2 million customers in europe with orange bank. very good commercial performance and well-rated app. looking at what is going to make it possible to concept this project to ensure its future. it could be with partners, we review our options on a regular basis. dani: potential with partners, does that mean sale is out of the question or does that factor into potential possibilities? ramon: we are considering all options which are going to make sure we will be able to capitalized [indiscernible] in the first five years of activities. dani: another deal that we do know of that is the spanish operator, how is it going when it comes to regulators, ramon? ramon: the spanish activity is a huge merger. it's a 20 billion euros between d spain number two on the market, and massmobi

for example, our footwear components here contains the fishing nets.these are in people's shoes? these are in people's shoes, yes, so people walking around with some of our customers' shoes on, they will have some fishing net in them. incredible, so it has gone from being a net to footwear. yeah, absolutely, yes. it is a small step forward in what will be a long journey — cleaning up our polluted oceans. jonah fisher, bbc news, in brixham harbour. 0k, time fora 0k, time for a look at the weather. after incredibly dry summer, we need some rain and we had some across the hills in the north—west of the uk but there wasn't very much rainfall across the southeast last week. looking at the weather picture this week, the rain initially will be falling mostly across the north west of the uk until thursday. that is when we will see heavier rain working across england and wales bringing useful falls of rain. working across england and wales bringing usefulfalls of rain. we had some rain this morning, that's exactly the weather front that brought it, clearing out

just look how adrenaline well the net is considered there that, by the way , spider-man and come on,, uh, will overcome this web. ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay stuck. everything, he went out. come on, come on , pipes, there is the main one, of course, climb higher, so do everything right, then what is adrenaline to do swimming. you still don’t know what you need with me for today. you need water. bring it in your hands, please. take it, they get it, what's the matter. believe the best. i love it, it's just real. my rings have grown. what class is this on in fact, i don't even know what happened. not so envy, he looks at your member. he wanted to support the crystal in his hands, but not this time it would not work out for him. well , look how bitterly my adrenaline costs with this. oh what a need not want to scream even more even more victory well, like a worse result. and since everything worked out, i am generally very happy. i expected the ring to take a wider grip, i jumped everything at once and went, most importantly, to jump up and a little further in length. i jumped onto the net, cli

"net zero by 2050, blah, blah, blah." "net—zero, blah, blah, blah."eople who say, looking at what you've done over the past four years, that one of the dangers of your approach to politics is you create a cynicism about politicians. glad you are laughing because not what the politicians are laughing. i mean, people say that, "the thing about greta thunberg "is that she makes people think that all politicians "are rubbish, useless, blah, blah, blah." yeah. what do you say to that? one third of our anthropogenic co2 emissions have been emitted since 2005. that's then the progress, they said, should not be dismissed as a "blah, blah, blah." of course, all of politicians are not evil. i have never said that, i don't understand where that comes from. there are many who are trying, but overall, the people who are in power have been moving us in the wrong direction. would you ever go into politics? i don't want to! why? don't you feel an obligation, a duty? i mean, first of all, i don't want to. laughs. because it feels like that world is so toxic. but also,

net zero by 2050, blah blah blah. net zero, blah blah blah, climate neutral, blah blah blah.o say looking at what you have done over the past four years, that one of the dangers of your approach to politics is that you create a cynicism about politicians. i'm glad you're laughing, not the politicians are laughing. people say the thing about greta thunberg is people think that all politicians are rubbish, useless, blah blah blah. what do you say to that? atherogenic co2 emissions have been omitted since 2005 and that is the progress they said should not be dismissed as blah blah blah. of course all politicians are not evil, i have never said that and don't understand where that comes from. there are many who are trying, but overall, the people who are in power have been moving us in the wrong direction. would you ever go into politics? i don't want to! why? don't you feel an obligation, a duty? i mean, first of all, i don't want to! because it feels like that world is so toxic. but also the main reason is, as it is now, the changes necessary will only come if there is enough p

at 76, he also periodically casts nets recently for 10 tails he received a fine of 3,000 rubles.g, it's only undercover. at i have our little friend, one is also indigenous, and we leave with him. he got me a car. i have a boat. we go fishing with him. and that's what it's called, like undercover. everything is out, it seems, as it catches itself here and gets me, for example. many women from among the northerners find themselves among the local men and go ashore together. hello. your documents. this is the lady abrigadier of the local group of quotas. the water itself does not climb from the shore, watching how the fishermen under her leadership practically overlapped with nets at the tantrum of the conga. the inspectors asked to provide a record sheet, where the fishermen are required to enter the number of products caught. instead, the representatives of the small peoples of the north, threw a scandal, i will order and prove that i spend and i will yell, because i want to live. i want to feed the children and sat down and everything else, in principle, it is not forbidden to g

up on a better path to net zero, but allows the u.s. to give visibility to companies that want to invest in manufacturing and they will have low priced highly visible non volatile depending on the moves in fossil fuel prices energy that means we are seeing more companies think about where they relocate and manufacturing depending on the energy prices >> deidre, i met a friend of mine who bought a big farm he is very happy doing that. he doesn't know if he will get any feed going forward because of the regime which is so uncertain of what the government and local councils are willing to pay for it if they are willing to pay it is a problem about t the regulated guidance >> absolutely. i assume that friend of yours is here in the uk, right? >> right >> if he was sitting in north america, he has ten years of highly visible tax credits and knows what he will get in terms of the regime. whereas in the uk and europe, you have seen lots of debates around planning and permitting for onshore solar. these countries will end up hostage to high fos

but about 10% comes from the fishing industry, and the problem with abandoned nets is that they keepy will come up and look at the lost fishing gear. it is the most exciting thing they have seen all day and they will play with it. so how does all that fishing gear get there? well, some of it is lost but for years, the fisherman's dirty secret was that the easiest way of getting rid of an old net was to dump it at sea. at brixham harbour, we're told that things have changed. so if you imagine, everybody was dumping their nets, after 6—12 months, you can imagine what would be out there. now nobody is doing it and now we are trawling it all up. it is a massive difference, we are doing. see if it's ok. for the last few years, keep britain tidy has been running a scheme has been which takes away the fishermen's old nets once they have been brought to shore. part of the reason why recycling fishing nets is so complicated is because they are made up of all sorts of different materials. there's metal in here. there's different sorts of plastic. and that all has to be sorted out, and that is

but for now, net interest income and net interest margin is saving the day in terms of jp morgan, thelittle bit better as well for wells fargo, their net chargeoffs were 399 million. also a little bit better than expected the stocks, joe, are trading at about book value, right. jp morgan is a little bit higher, but jp morgan is always a little bit higher than the group and usually that's the time when you want to own these things expectations low, even after yesterday, and i think, yeah, i'm overweight bank. i'm happy to see it for now. >> think about that. we know about the tina trade is gone now you talk about wells fargo, below book, yield 2.8%, a two-year or a ten-year versus a wells fargo, it doesn't sound like you're going to get massacred if it's below book, steph. why not? why not take a shot there instead of just your maximum return on a two-year is 4% >> and i think to your point of, yeah, below book, but you also have a story with wells fargo, right? and the story is, charlie scharf is cutting -- it's a turnaround story. you know i'm -- i like that. that's kind of my style.

the net interest income, this year wells fargo's net interest income has malsz sievely outperformed walleet's expectations they were looking at 8% growth versus 2021. when wells reported last friday, they raised that forecast again, this was extraordinary to 24% growth think about that three times. these guys are printing money thanks to the higher yield curve. you hear me? printing money that's true for all the major standard banks what sets wells fargo apart is that they've got the best interest group, the widest spread between deposits and earn from the loans and invest menti. jp morgan got 2.9 and citi group 3.32% and bank of america had a great quarter today, 2.51 but wells at 283 remember, this is the most important number and you want the largest percent take and there it is. those basis points may not sound like much in absolute terms but from the perspective of the banks, that adds up to an enormous amount of money it's honestly kind of incredible wells fargo used to be the worst of the major banks after three years of charlie sharp's leadership, their core banking business is m

the greatest danger comes from fishermen and their nets.in southern portugal, where the number of seahorses has declined significantly, marine biologists are doing everything to protect the small and sensitive animals as best they can. seahorses have captivated the human imagination for thousands of years, and many cultures see them as mythical creatures. one person enthralled by these small animals is biologist jorge palma. for the past 15 years he has studied them here at the faro marine research station in southern portugal. >> i got really attached to these animals because they are so different, so interesting, so sensitive, and they represent so well their habitat that they became my role model for research. >> the station is located in ria formosa - a lagoon with designated protected zones. for short- and long-snouted seahorses, this is an oasis. scientists have discovered more specimens here than anywhere else. but the seahorses are currently under severe threat. >> >> as far as i know the first researchers estimated there were some

the greatest danger comes from fishermen and their nets.ere the number of seahorses has declined significantly, marine biologists are doing everything to protect the small and sensitive animals as best they can. seahorses have captivated the human imagination for thousands of years, and many cultures see them as mythical creatures. one person enthralled by these small animals is biologist jorge palma. for the past 15 years he has studied them here at the faro marine research station in southern portugal. >> i got really attached to these animals because they are so different, so interesting, so sensitive, and they represent so well their habitat that they became my role model for research. >> the station is located in ria formosa - a lagoon with designated protected zones. for short- and long-snouted seahorses, this is an oasis. scientists have discovered more specimens here than anywhere else. but the seahorses are currently under severe threat. >> >> as far as i know the first researchers estimated there were some 1-point-2 million sea ho

billion net outflows. again, it will be wonderful if we double but in our assets, that is not the projection so that means that we are maturing in terms of net outflows in total. you see the blue lines are growing, and we also-because of the robust funding status, the net contributions from the employer and employees are going down. last year-a couple years ago the net contributions from employer was $1.25 billion. in 5 years it is projected to be $800 million. where does the difference coming from? it is coming from the fund. there is more liquidity needs on the fund. let's look in another perspective and what does it mean to employer contribution rates? so, you see last fiscal year the employer contribution rate was all most 27 percent and now, projects to go to 9 percent by 2030. again, this means that there is less contribution going out contributing less money coming from employer and employees and more coming from the fund. what does it mean in terms of what we call spending rates or another way to n

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the fish are released from the nets and inspected. researchers have already examined more than $70000.00 at 9 hydro power plants. they have found dead and injured animals everywhere in the pond at the institute advising. they keep fish that have survived the power plant, passage unharmed like this perch if and how a fish is injured depends not only in the type of power plant, but also on the fish's body shape when it's marked mentally and grows them. of course, that makes a big difference whether a fish like an eel gives through these power plants up there, or that this is more like a braille has sandwiches. humpback, luxor vizier, horner digital. eels are often shredded in the turbines. they are among the most endangered fish species in the case of danube salmon. the outer mucus layer has often damaged, resulting and fungal infestation, which can be fatal. to find out exactly what the fish died of yolk and geist has them x rayed this daniel salmon has a broken pack. the seal skull has been crushed, often compression or bursting of th

university of munich have had these so called stow nets, especially made. they want to use them to study the new shaft power plant on the noise. oak river in upper bavaria, yoke and dice dis leading the study. he's already carried out research at 8 other hydro power plants in bavaria. but it's still exciting for him. that designs at some funding, the really critical moment is when we put the stone at sin because the research depends on it. so we have corresponding, you profiles on the sides where the steel frame must fit exactly on the inside. that's a lot of fine tuning and position oracles, unfortunately just as no wind today. and so hopefully it will work out well with us is hopefully hooks up the results are eagerly awaited the operators here hope that the shaft power plant will prove to be eco and fish friendly. however, environmentalists believe that the so called eco power plant disturbs the natural balance of the rivers ecosystem. they want to stop more hydro power plants being built. as soon as the new dean, if we look at the state of fish populati

once the steel frames are in place, the nets are spread out. researchers have 2 weeks to catch all of the fish swimming down the river by the power plant. every one or 2 hours, the fish are released from the nets and inspected researchers have already examined more than $70000.00 at 9 hydro power plants. they have found dead and injured animals everywhere in the pond at the institute and fly thing. they keep fish that have survived the power plant, passage unharmed like this perch if and how a fish is injured depends not only in the type of power plant, but also on the fish's body shape when it's mocked mentally and grows. and of course, it makes a big difference whether a fish like an eel gets through these power plants, or the officials more like a braille sandwiches. humpback rock, sir. do you see a whole connecticut eel, sir, often shredded in the turbines? they are among the most endangered fish species in the case of danube, salmon. the outer mucous layer is often damaged, resulting and fungal infestation, which can be fatal. to find out

they are planning a capex of 7% of net sales here.s is something pointed out in data, the decent corporate earnings means they will not reduce hiring or slow spending. some dividend lines, they are planning a dividend payout of 50% of reoccurring net. manus: let's shift the state a little bit, not that there are sticks in tesla's anymore, it fell short of the estimate. that prompted elon musk to assure investors that demand for the company's cars will remain strong. >> we are looking forward to a record-breaking q4. it looks like we will have an epic end of year. manus: he promises an epic year, not on would. -- knock on wood. we have a cool chart, 4768 in the video library. they have for the first three quarters of this year done what they did in the whole of last year, that is the good news. dani: i was doing quick math. musk said tesla would soon be worth more than saudi aramco and apple markets' cap combined. that means tesla's market cap would have to increase by 520%. if that's not a bold vision, i don't know what is. manus: and

there is no better correlation in the banking than the net charge us in unemployment. think the regional banks in particular are the place to be. there is just not a lot of visibility for when this improvement in capital market activities and training will take place. you need more liquidity and more favorable equity environment to see that. jon: there is a lot to watch. thank you very much. we do want to get live to washington, janet yellen addressing the media. sec. yellen: economic policy responses we should be undertaking, it is obvious what the most important is and everyone agreed, russia should stop its war on ukraine and that would address the most significant problems that africa faces. in an environment of high inflation, tightening monetary policies, capital outflows from emerging markets and pressures on currencies, debt problems are growing more and more acute for african countries. we discussed these problems in many sessions, the g7 finance ministers had a meeting with the african finance ministers and we recognize the importance of making progress and h

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this is not a bad figure, but the net profit of the economy is growing, the net profit of enterprises, which is already 10% higher today than the indicators of the last successful year for us in the conditions that, as you remember, the belarusian ruble is stable, and moreover, it even strengthened against freely convertible currencies. accordingly, it is not some. there's just a pass-through effect, yes or an effect, well, accounting is really an additional one for means, which discussed the main areas of cooperation with russia in particular. how the agreements reached by the heads of state are being implemented. also , our main partner is allocating a loan of one and a half billion dollars on integration projects for these purposes, as alexander lukashenko announced in the near future, he will meet with his russian colleague to finally sum up the results of the year and plan the tasks at our upcoming meeting today, including the discussion of the repayment of the state debt, the implementation of programs along the line, the military care industry, the care of the cleaning company

i would strongly advocate, lam pro—net he wants to do.this thing about who's going and who's not going and who's not going. they did have a cup 26, i hope they stick by it. that to me is much more important and it's the same reason that trudeau knows he's needed in canada, he sees the cycle of politics in a different way. nobody says he's not serious about climate change. i am says he's not serious about climate change. lam not says he's not serious about climate change. i am not so sure about this. a lovely phrase, dressage around cup. thank you both very much. stay with us. we will talk again after half 11. iwill with us. we will talk again after half 11. i will be back at the top of the out with a full summary of the news. and and james will be back at 1130. stay with us for sport and weather coming out next. good evening, i'm chetan pathak with your sports news. we start with ireland, who are close to going out of the rugby league world cup after losing 48—10 to the world's number one side new zealand at headingly tonight. the defeat

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