i am nick clark.iving under israeli occupation and the constant risk of attack is a reality of daily life of palestinians in their homeland. but even that grim existence is becoming harsher, with a far right israeli government in power and funding cuts for international aid agencies and organizations. we will be discussing what this means in a few moments with our guests. but first, a report on the situation palestinians face. reporter: life has been hard for palestinians living under israeli occupation, and now it is going to get harder. israel's far-right government is implementing policies that restrict palestinians even further, with more land being taken from them in occupied west bank. this year alone, more than 150 palestinians have been killed. violence against them is at its highest in decades. and now, a massive shortfall in international aid. that means the provisions of basic food, water, sanitation, and even education is under threat. the united nations refugee agency of palestinians has

i am nick clark.

here's our environment editor, nick clark. the public safety of van dyke a starting point right on the equator with the epic come to the focus of life. did the river is lot of bathrooms and transport hub for travel upstream and down in all manner of truck truck tied to 6 days just staring interaction here and been dr. so we're of river to explore. one of the oil blows designated for ocean by the government should find some remote communities to shift scale of the congo is bewildering. here looking more like a vast lake. as it mia and as west to the atlantic ocean. we're heading 2 days in the office. it direction over 400 kilometers up stream deep into the congo base, and the journey is soon slang by dense rain forest giving way now and then the river side villages where life mostly goes on as it has for centuries to life. that could be up ton by the government's option to po box. and then that's why we are going to above asking about the loan. that taking that off to the m, as in the congo base, and is the greatest tract of ra

nick clark for that record from control. so as well, scientists and mexico are blaming the el nino climate phenomenon for the 3rd heat wave of the year. hospitals are busy treating patients with heat related problems. some of them failed and the electricity blackouts are increasing. a gentleman reports from the capital, mexico city, a heat wave is searing its way through mexico. one of the longest thing is officials say, they're already been this. and the countries know is being hit especially hard. my younger, i mean the grandiose tomorrow will also hit 42 or 43 degrees and it will continue as forecasted for 10 days to compare to the last 20 years. we haven't had such a long heat wave. this is why we're calling it a typical, it's even close the countries energy authority to issue warning. the mets cruise power grid is close to its capacity president under this menu, a little piece of adult. so this has nothing to worry about. and also just some of those pretty meadows, we'd be the 1st one to know what was happening if there

here's the 1st a for reports from our environments editor, nick clark, the public safety of van dyke, a starting point right on the equator, with the epic conduct. the focus of life. did the river is lot of bathrooms and transport. hub for travel upstream and down and all manner of cross truck tried to fix that is just staring interaction here and been doctor and we're of river to explore one of the oil boats designated rooms in by the government and ship funds and remote communities. the, the sheer scale of the congo is bewildering. here looking more like a vos lake, as it mia and as west to the atlantic ocean. we're heading 2 days in the opposite direction, over 400 kilometers up stream deep into the congo basin. a journey is soon flanked by dense rain forest, giving way now and then the river side villages, where life mostly goes on as it has for centuries to life. that could be up ton by the government's asking about the long the soft of the m, as in the congo base and as the greatest tract of rain forest on a spanning 6 countries across central africa, containing huge quantities

clark was not impressed. "i was engrossed in an interview being conducted by nick robinson only for it to be cut short to watchcity fans celebrating the champions league". "whilst this is a great triumph, if i had wanted to see it, i would have picked a channel it was on". "not only that, you decide to go straight into the 10pm news and show the same footage". "this will be the lead story for day, so to cut short a captivating interview to show footage that would be repeated within minutes seems like a curious attitude towards the news". bbc news responded to that point like this, "decisions to cut to breaking news during scheduled programming on the channel are done on a case by case basis, according to the significance of the news". "on this occasion, it was felt the audience would want to know about this particular historical moment in english football as it happened". "it is not something we do without due consideration". it's been known for a while that audiences of traditional tv and radio news bulletins are in decline, particularly among the younger generation who increasingly get their news from online

we have cnn's chief international security correspondent nick paton walsh, jim schiotto and wesley clark. we know about wagner. we know it's managed to be pretty much the only results-based group in this misconceived invasion against ukraine. what do you think is at the heart of this current challenge by prigozhin to putin. >> it's interesting. that's a question i don't have a ready answer to. it's fair to see there is a degree of frustration among the ranks of wagner, many of them thrown towards the front line, often complaining about a lack of ammunition and say they found themselves on the receiving end of an angry russian top brass who both mismanaged the war and are now taking vengeance on prigozhin for speaking out on friday. there may be some personal ambition of prigozhin in this. this is a man very close to putin for many years. i think we're looking at a turning point in the war here certainly. the ultimate question is what level of support can putin hope to get from the russian military itself. they are frail inside of russia. they've had attacks from ukraine over the past mon

cnn of nick paton walsh is back and bringing in retired wesley clark, retired colonel cedric leighton both cnn military analysts. general clark, moscow was bracing for a potential wagner assault. no doubt about that. now the kremlin struck a deal with prigoshin. what's your reaction to these late-breaking developments? >> i agree with what was said. we don't have all the facts. missing facts. don't add up, number one, do we really know there was a rocket strike on prigoshin's troops? don't really flow that. seen video but no evidence of that. we no tactical nuclear weapons supposedly moved into belarus. is it possible this is a mass raid of distraction to be able toll redeploy the wagner group troops into belarus? we don't know that and don't really understand the essence of the deal. so there's a lot of facts here that don't make sense, but it doesn't seem to prigoshin is the kind of person who would have lost something like this, prepared for it, and then suddenly just decide, well, i don't seem to have the troops aboard. i think i'll cut a deal and go into exile in belarus. this is

clark was not impressed. i was engrossed in an interview being conducted by nick robinson, only for it to be cut short to watcht only that, you decide to go straight into the 10pm news and show the same footage. this will be the lead story for days, so to cut short a captivating interview to show footage that would be repeated within ten minutes, it seems like it a curious attitude towards the news. bbc�*s news responded to that point like this. decisions to cut to breaking yours during sketching programming on the channel are done on a case—by—case basis. —— schedule programming. 0n basis. —— schedule programming. on this occasion, it was not the audience would want to know about this particular historical moment in english football as it happened. it is not something we do without due consideration. it has been known for a while that audiences of traditional tv and radio news bulletins are in decline. particularly among the younger generation, who increasingly get their news from online sources such as tick—tock, instagram and youtube. but a report out this week from the reuters institute lays bare the exten

nick don't mess with later. but with eye tries to stop the alien scroll race from infiltrating society. that's the premise. the series also stars emilia clarkean secret invasion hits disney. plus, starting tomorrow with a million clark either. yes, wicked cool. yeah, i-76 right now coming in the next hour of morning news. new developments. >> in that shooting that happened. a gunfight near pier. 39 in san francisco. a witness tells us what they saw. and high levels of bacteria were found at a marine county beach when a lot of people went unknowingly into the water because and a couple of days off a weekend and yesterday. so we're going to see what that means. and president joe biden expected to make another appearance here in the bay area discussing a i in day 2 of his [ telephone rings ] discussing a i in day 2 of his stop here. [ computer chimes ] sometimes it takes a different approach to see the possibilities all around you. hey. thanks. ♪♪ thank you for coming together. with capella university's game-changing flexpath format, take courses on your own terms and apply the skills you learn right away. imagine your future differently with c

here on the set clark famously drives around in an old mercedes with moscow numbers, even the heroine stopped trusting fury because of mom, after this time she lost her home planet, nickto find a new home, he did not keep his word. and now a radical group of skrudles invades the earth and wants to capture it. their base is, of course, in moscow at an abandoned soviet nuclear power plant or, as the synopsis effectively says in the radioactive russian wastelands, the creators of the secret invasion. they say that, among other things, the americans were inspired by the series, where we are talking about illegal soviet spies living in the eighties in the suburbs of washington under the guise of usually an american family secretly invading , too, everyone is not the same, they seem to be, and not even the curie alone with great experience no longer knows who to trust and how to figure out the spies confrontation with the skrulls. furies don't refer to superheroes. since he wants to deal with the problem himself, however, the series will still become an important part of the marvel universe and will provide clues for the following film projects, for example, on the events o