citizens incarcerated in north korea.or some reason, the white house decided to send me to retrieve these two citizens. mark sanger of the new york times wrote an article about the trip after it was over and tried to explain why he thought i was selected. as a senior u.s. military spy, to be dispatched on a sensitive diplomatic mission to north korea. sanger's explication -- explanation was -- cold war perfect for north korea. i always loved that. president obama and i had a laugh about it when it came out. that opened up the possibility of, of course, afforded me the opportunity to have dialogue with senior north korean officials. not -- himself, but one down below him. my first white house talking point that i was -- to deliver to the north koreans was, you must dean allies -- denuclearize before we negotiate. i was there all of five minutes before i realized that was a nonstarter. it was very clear to me then, and i do not think things have changed in the eight years since. they have no inclination whatsoever to denucl

but north koreans have a lot of trouble with that. i am thinking there are all kinds of technical will on —. jill biden. i agree with you and then this would have to be to get to that stage dialogue north koreans have to be persuaded that but we're not going to invade or do anything like that. i am not sure when president trump in case so we can try never get have our debate again so the issue is what inducements can we offer and what they would be comfortable with. >> how did you mandate? but that is what they should be very afraid of. we all should be. but it seems like a good conversation with them on so with that internal revolution that could happen any day. >> if we could show them how to fix those things that result the combination for the and that would change the subject modesto section perhaps and the family as a more benign that genuinely cares about the economic situation i don't purport to be an expert or how to approach this or what to say and how to set induce the north koreans to change their behavior? and then to see

, because it is impossible to penetrate the north korean internet, and north korean hackers are veryhe world. to the soviet, that is, they expanded the possibility of using market relations; many are engaged in entrepreneurship. and finally, the fact that north korea with e. docked with russia with china provided it economy support. she was not isolated economically. it has always been associated with friendly states and hmm china in this sense, of course, gave north korea korea a serious support. well, at least just at the level of consumption, many north korean workers went to earn money in other countries, that is, economically, north korea is not in such a bad situation simply because it has two two supporting nations. and also, because there are very low prices. i honestly have never seen such low prices anywhere, like north korea here korea all the time accusing that it is showing nuclear blackmail and so on and so forth, there is ukraine, which is now shelling the nuclear reactor of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, engaging in direct nuclear blackmail. this is nuclear bla

and we're going to demand that the north stream to pipeline be opened up so that they wouldn't freeze to death this winter. and by blowing up the pipeline, united states is taking that possibility. know off the table. so, you know, the united states is not only the likely a candidate, but all of the circumstantial evidence would convict united states virtually any court of law that would hear this case. the russian turk, stream gas pipeline operator says the netherlands has withdrawn its export license amid wider you sanctions against moscow. this means that the turk stream, dutch subsidiary can't provide technical maintenance on the pipeline. the turkish south stream company told r t that the measures will not affect the flow of gas, although it's asked for the license to be reinstated. the pipeline delivers more than 30000000000 cubic meters of natural gas to europe and turkey. the developments are especially significant following the recent damage to the north stream one and 2 pipelines. political scientists are so non gazelle didn't. told ortiz, unit o'neill that the u. s. wants t

this is how it looks in north korea, north korea, it turned out as it turned out, in fact, several countriese preparing for a communist such a situation, there nicolai ceaușescu , the president of romania, was thinking of handing over power to his son , this is also true, the leader of the bulgarian communists bet on his daughter ludmila, who died even before he lost power. that is, there were different situations, but no one created such an outright monarchical regime. of course, in such a situation, when a monarchical regime is created, when power is passed from father to son, from son to son, and now it is the third person who rules north korea, it is natural to imagine that someone else can influence his decisions, it is impossible to use nuclear weapons because in north korea how is it religion, it is not power he is not even the president of the country because his grandfather is still the president of the country who is worshiped as the eternal president, people cry at his er grave, lose er consciousness, this too by the way, it is necessary to investigate quite seriously because, in

but north korea decided not to refuse. well, i think that this is the merit of not only north korea , but also the united states of america themselves, you see, there was a program that the americans proposed to north koreans, if they do not deal with nuclear weapons, my help with energy and help with food, and how such an agreement existed, until american geologists found out. how many uranium ores are in north korea, there are 26 million tons. uranium ore, from which you can get it, well, get a clean wound of 17.5 thousand tons, these are huge deposits and the one who americans, as always, was afraid of greed, and they said, we will help you if you give all the uranium to us in north korea of course, she didn’t go for it, but she understood that with her refusal she will provoke certain aggressive steps on the part of the united states of america, they withdrew from the nuclear test ban treaty, which they entered there and started testing them in 2006, then developed their missile program, created thermonuclear warheads

his country north korea is he says, a nuclear armed power. so as they seem very much committed to holding on to their nuclear arsenal, it's interesting that the last very senior us leadership visit to the dmc was back in 2019. that was president donald trump at the time when he famously shook hands with kim jong on a between the blue hot stepped across into the north and stepped back again. the fact that this is very much more of the old fashioned kind of us visit to the dmc, where basically the president or vice president looked into the north. and that said, i think it shows you at the way that relations have slipped back to how they were maybe 5 years ago. really appreciate that. and as always, rubbing bride line for us in. net packaging. south korea, thank you. still had to own al jazeera. ah, not backing down. protest is defined as security grant down in iran where anger is spreading over the death of a young woman in police custody. a man and the grandma and grammy winning ran that coolio has died while on ah, anticipation is rising. i

sea will feed some scattered showers into northern england, the north midlands, perhaps the north of17. through the evening and overnight, it�*s going to turn quite chilly across eastern areas of england, winds fall light light and the skies stay clear. different picture towards north—west, winds kick up, cloud comes in and rain by the end of the night for northern ireland and western scotland. so, 10—11 the overnight lows here. perhaps the odd 3 across the south—east of england. friday, we are going to be dominated by low pressure. we start the day fine with some sunshine across central and eastern england, but wet towards the north—west. and this whole system will swing its way through during the course of the day, brighter but with some showers in the afternoon for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures dipping behind the weather system yet again, and then it�*s a wet end to the day across eastern england. that whole frontal system, though, does push away quite quickly, and in time for the weekend, we�*re left with low pressure, yes, but i think more in the way of sunny inter

but north korea decided not to refuse.s the merit of not only the north natives, but also the united states of america itself, because there was a program that the americans proposed to the north koreans, if they do not deal with nuclear weapons, mine will help with energy and help with food and how such an agreement existed until american geologists found out. how much total uranium ore is located. on the territory of north korea there are 26 million tons of uranium ores, from which it is possible to get 17.5 pure uranium.

that night traveling from his headquarters north of uptown.ttack that quickly followed in particular surprise him and in predicting this disaster for days but now the question for him was simple. should he defend petersburg by the defenses or forsake the city and hold the line. he appealed to the war department unsuccessfully all through the day for instructions of into which of those options he should exercise but never received an answer so he was on his own. and not long after that federal break through the leading elements of hopes division arrived in petersburg in the form of johnson haygood's 1400 south carolinians much to the delight of the panic-stricken citizens. he initially received instruction to extend the army's right flank but when the news of the collapse of the eastern portion of the damot line line smith met haygood to establish a perimeter behind a broken batteries. they could almost stumble into the federal line and that was to her stop it harrison's creek but with the aid of beauregard's competent chief engineer a man who'

not much rain until 11:00, but tomorrow morning, north bay getting a soaking, mountaintops of the north bay. 1 to 2 inches in north bay mountains, increasing wind and chance of thunder in the forecast tomorrow. closer look hour by hour and more chances of rain midweek coming up in 12 minutes. >>> crews are trying to get ahead of the storm. fire department was out in the trees, worried about falling, crashing down the power lines. department is expecting some flooding and offering sand bags for those who need it. chief is warning people to be careful if they go out tomorrow. >>> live look at san francisco, high winds canceling at least one big event, sunday street fair is off, organizers pointing to the wind advisory. set to happen in western edition. >>> north bay expecting quite a bit of rain, especially parts of marin county where communities see flooding. thom jensen in san anselmo. >> reporter: one of several creeks you have to keep eye on when rain is coming. but business owners and public groups not putting up sand bags yet after months of no measurable rain at all. >> i don't see

we watch this track move north.e ian may hit in georgia but now we are talking south carolina and north where i am in charleston. the wind is one thing. there was talk about a trop tropical's and now it is looking like a category 1 hurricane. but the biggest concern is the water. this is called the low country here, this part of south carolina. 4-7-foot title search goes awfully far inland. this is an area that floods high tide sometime. that is really a concern that they may have significant flooding even if they are not dealing with the kind of winds that say florida as ian moved across there. antidote of glee, i can tell you the paper showed a picture of a line of cars not to get out of the area, but to get in a parking garage, just to give might get them above street level to deal with the flooding they expect to hear. again, things are beginning to intensify. there are a lot of folks decided to whether this thing out and most people trying to weather out the storm. the governor of south carolina is a warning of

a bit also knows that china is, holds a great influence over north korea. so south koreans, even where the conservative administration now empowered, they don't want to anger at bay ging. but it has to be said that they have been seeking closer military ties with that. the united states forces, in fact, at the, at there is underway just off the east coast of the korean peninsula. this visit by the ronald reagan strike group. this is the u. s. carrier. it undergoing joint exercises with the south gray counterparts as the 1st time that that has happened in 5 years and done specifically with the state admission of showing the result in the face of renewed threats from north korea and rob. she's expected to visit the yeah, demilitarized zone, as you mentioned earlier, later in the day, we're expecting that that's right. this is almost her. if you like his on the to do list for any a president or vice president in this part of the world to visit the dnc. this is at the dmc, actually a few kilometers further on for from where we are. this is about as close as we

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i was 'ust auoin north korea but also china. i was just going to ask _ north korea but also china. but also china. i was just going to ask you about - north korea but also china. i was just going to ask you about china because that is such a big player in this part of the world. how do you think beijing is viewing all of this? think bei'ing is viewing all of this? �* . ., , ., ., , this? bei'ing certainly would not be ha - this? beijing certainly would not be happy about _ this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this- — this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this. it _ this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this. it would - this? beijing certainly would not be happy about this. it would certainlyj happy about this. it would certainly aggravate and in no way beijing. but the fact of the matter is that the united states presence in the region is not going anywhere. vice president harris's visit clearly seems to be aimed at strengthening and building a united front in asia to not only promote a free and open into pacific but also defend the border. and als

they detected that one was a bit north of north 31. that's a very big leak which has a radiation of one square kilometer coming to the surface. this is gas bubbling up . the 2nd one that they are not reporting, it's all north stream to it's a smaller one. and then we have a not a to leak on the danish side, on the danish economic zone, which is also both one in north frame one and the other one in north stream to what we don't know at this stage is because both pipes from north 3 month and notes for him to have consists of 2 pipes. so in together we are talking about 4 pipes. if all 4 of them are now leaking, that's what we don't know for before we knew that 3 of them were now damaged, heavily damaged, and there was still talk that one might still be intact. and that's what we don't know. we're still waiting for confirmation to hear if the 4th one is also a bad, the damage we are hearing now reports also, the german intelligence has says, says suggested that maybe these leaks can't be repaired at all. because what is happening now is t

north street, one and north stream to our modern high tech and ultra reliable. sure gas pipeline was the impact ability of the technical solutions used there in has been confirmed by years of safe operations. in the construction of the gas pipelines pipes were used made of ultra strong steel that has several center motors centimeters, sick them and reinforced to the concrete show she looks young at the moment of the incident to gas was not being transported through pipelines for various reasons. but all lines were in a fully operational state. i will discuss with you. we have now begun searching for possible solutions to make, i mean, the north stream system operational. once again, you're working with the time for the work necessary to restore the system cannot be estimated at the moment. but we can say with certainty that the task will be very daunting from a technical standpoint. to do the initial step, i will be to carry out a physical examination of the rapture sites. the overall a situation where 3 leaks occur on 3 lines of a pipeline in one day is absolut

north korea seems to continue with its plans for nuclear development. we are all expecting and intelligence officials here in south korea confidently predicting that the north has finished preparations for a nother nuclear test. now that would be its 1st nuclear test since 2017. so there are very much echoes of previous tensions wednesday evening. we had 2 more short range, ballistic missiles being launched by the north. there was another one on sunday. there have been a series of regular tests of all different types of missiles since the start of this year. and north korean leader, of course, kim john re affirmed recently that he's now enshrined in law that his country north korea is he says, a nuclear armed power, so they seem very much committed to holding onto their nuclear austell. it's interesting that the last very senior us leadership visit to the dmc was back in 29 team. that was president donald trump at the time when he famously shook hands with kim jong on between the blue hot stepped across into the north and stepped back again. the fact th

you know, land based missiles, there's only so many places in north korea that they can go north is not that large, right? so we have pretty good us. and you can have pretty good satellite coverage over north korea and we can track stuff reasonably well. right before things went around, you can build, you know, defense around that you harden it. but still that's pretty difficult because the opponent knows where it is. dsl beyond the submarine is great, because basically if you can slip out, you can really go anywhere you want, which will make it much easier for the north korean straight targets in the united states are really anywhere on the planet with ease. and so there's actually a fair amount of anxiety we might, we might really build these things and they certainly discussed that 30 palestinian prisoners who started a hunger strike to protest against their detention in israeli jails without having been charged or $760.00 people are being held on the so called administrative detention, it's a policy that allows palestinians to be held without trial indefinitely. it abraham reports.

it will receive additional impulses and will rapidly move north. by monday evening.ach arkhangelsk in the komi republic ; thunderstorms in the north-west are not ruled out. the central regions will also become colder. caught a cold wave. here in the rear part of the cyclone, the rains are not so intense, but the wind is very strong in bryansk and smolensk, only 11, and in orel 12, but in the half of the lie so far 20-25. although here the rains in the south of the summer will linger only near the caspian in astrakhan for almost 30, and in the crimea the temperature will drop to 20, thunderstorms will go to the caucasus in sochi plus 26 with thunder and wind, and in st. petersburg it will rain and plus 11 in moscow 13 the rain will also day and very strong wind. be careful, sunlight will appear only in the second half of the week.

the 1st north spring to trunk line. remember, each north stream pipeline consists of 2 trunk lines carrying half a capacity each. so the 1st of the 2 north string to trunk lines. first had reports of a pressure drop rapidly pressurization and then visibility of a leak basically, bubbles coming to the surface. that was 1st seen by a danish f. 16 pilot on patrol in the baltic sea. so what that said to me immediately was, you know, where did this take place? and this took place, se born home. and this is notable because the, the bad se the born home was for a long time objected to, to have constructed life gets going on by all, many of the baltic sea literal states that took place in the ask who convention process underscores the environmental security rates. because of large scale chemical and conventional munition dumping sites in that region that took place post world war 2. so my thought over last night, maybe it's some sort of physical security incident related to those dumping sites that were long since warned about

after the japanese were expelled into two parts, north south north controlled the soviet union, the koreans democratic republic arose there. here is the communist south, controlled by the united states. there arose, the republic of south korea like them, which, of course, in everything focused on the ball, well, there, on japan, on other western countries and the conflict. for a long time, not a single month, there were provocations at the border, incidents still don’t converge, in the opinion of historians, who started it first, maybe it’s not so important. in the soviet era, of course, all soviet historians and political scientists said that the south koreans attacked you first. here, and north korea, as it were, defended itself , but repeat. now it's not so important. the main thing is that this is a war, in fact. she became not only the war between the two parts of the korean peninsula, which is still in a conflict situation in which the korean war still cannot resolve this conflict. it was a proxy war. that is the so-called proxy of everything in fact. it was a battle between east and

this is al jazeera alive from dough house are coming up, swayed in reports of fools, lake at the north stream pipelines, russia and the us accuse each other of sabotage, deposed me and my later on some so cheese sentenced to yet another case. this time she's charged with violating the official secrets act. and to ron's presidents is the death of masa and me off to head police arrest is a tragedy, but warns protested against further von ah ah, welcome to the program. we begin in the u. s. where hearken ian has left a trail of destruction in southwest florida, knocking out power to to 1000000 people and trapping many in flooded homes. it's one of the strongest harkins to ever hit the united states, though. busy it's wakened to a category to stone. the u. s. national hire can center warns of catastrophic flooding in land. no debts have been reported around 20 people are missing after a boat carrying cuban migrants sank near florida. how did your castro has moved with wind speed, topping 250 kilometers per hour. hurricane e and ripped across florida's gulf coast. wednesday afternoon, waves

blow up the north stream pipelines? we've entered a new phase, one in which the united states is directly at war with the largest nuclear power in the world. it does suggest there could be consequences. if we blow up the north stream pipeline, why wouldn't russia sever undersea internet cables. what would happen then push mark what if european banks couldn't communicate with banks in new york? let's just say the banks couldn't communicate for each other for one day. what would be the economic effect of that? it would cascade downward. we could have an actual collapse. we could be in third world conditions. those of the steaks. and the people behind us, the geniuses like tori and newland,

and south korea to denuclearize the north. south korea's main opposition leader has been indicted over allegations that he violated election laws. it is as letting a dispute between the ruling and opposition camps. the south korean prosecutors said on thursday, they indicted him at his home. he leads the democratic party. in the presidential election in march, he was nearly defeated with the people's power party. he is accused of making false statements during the election campaign. they were about his involvement in land development projects when he was the mayor and his ea. the democratic party officials called the indictment and unjust political crackdown. they vowed to fight it. party officials filed a criminal complaint earlier this week. they allege he gave evolve false explanations about his wife's involvement in stock manipulations before the presidential race. >>> a scandal involving suspected sponsorship bribery for the olympics the paralympics is widening. tokyo prosecutors have interviewed the former prime minister

the cooler air is in the north—west, pushing down from the north—west, pushing down from the north—westd of thick cloud that brought a lot of rain into cumbria. we've got that rain pushing south eastwards across england and wales. it's becoming a little lighter and more patchy as it moves towards the south—east. further north across the uk will have clearer skies so this time it's going to be much colder across northern areas, temperatures in eastern scotland and north—east england could be down to 5—6, it will probably start sunning in these places. we've got the cloudy weather across east anglia and the south—east throughout tomorrow and they will be rain at times. the weather should cheer up in the midlands, other parts of england and wales seeing some sunshine, maybe one or two showers but the showers will be scattered across scotland and northern ireland on the north—westerly breeze which is keeping it cool, around 15—16. could still be around 18—19 with the cloudy weather in the south—east, not as warm as today. we'll find a few more showers around as we head into saturday, mainly

you see the 4.4 quake just north and east of actually, it looks like that may have moved the bay north is a smaller quake. a 3.9 quake that the usgs says he's very likely an aftershock here. now to our 4 zone. for now, we're not taking the 4

but the north 31 pipeline. it's unclear, but it will take days and some people say maybe until the end of this week before everything is empty and then only then the investigation can start. and there's also this concern, a very huge concern that the condition of the pipes after the gas is out of the pipes water will go when will go in sea water. corrosion will start and then there's a lot of concern that the pipes are useless can be used again. so let's find out what the usaa saying about these lease, and if it's responding to these leaks with kimberly hallett, she's joining us from the white house. kimberly yeah, the white house is denying any suggestion made by russia that it is in any way responsible for the leaks that have occurred. in fact, the white house right now pointing to the statements made in the last couple of days by the national security spokesperson jake sullivan. who said that the u. s. right now is supporting efforts to normally investigate but to safeguard europe's energy security. now we'v

as i said, the height north and the -- height north and the baltic sea area. he issues and key areas and when it comes to the european union, the european union has focused on the other -- on other issues like cyber -- cyber defense. we must not forget, if you look at the balkans, there are tensions there it is fair to say -- and it is fair to say that it will be, with the united states focus on the -- china and the pacific. europe must take a bigger responsibility for the region's -- many of the baltics and the mediterranean area and denmark can play a role. it is a matter of priority when it comes to troops and how much we can be involved with the baltics -- balkans and other places but we are ready to take part of any other issues and that is why we have the referendum and bear is -- there are fields to plate when it comes to taking responsibility. >> you believe by 2033, it is a long ways away but you will be able to meet those commitments with the reprioritize -- you mentioned troops and sending troops to other places and what other reprioritize nations w

north of the golden gate, tempes 5 to 7 degrees below normal.e north d lake county, temperatures cooler with showers continuing. similr on wednesday. then we warm up a bit as the atmosphere dries oute warmest day is saturday and sunday. mid to upper 70s arounde bay but hunter inland. upper 80n santa clara and 80s inland in the north bay. a few days of los in the east bay. it is not a return to triple digit ridiculousness that we had around labor day and the entire week with 115 degree temperatures. it will be warmer by the time the weekend comes a. comes around. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. nth, the is a

it's all came during a speech from kim john on the supreme leader in north korea at a meeting of north korea parliament. the supreme people's assembly declaring that north korea would never give up its nuclear weapons, would never negotiate. doing so that not even he said 100 years of sanctions would effectively make it give up. it said nuclear weapons also passing into law. interestingly, the fact that it would automatically launch a nuclear strike if it was ever attacked. the reaction from the south is likely to be mixed. it is actually officially a public holiday here. so we officially, we might not get any response until after what's called chew sockets at extended. we can do one of the most important holidays in south korea, but i think that will be a mixed response. some of the liberal groups here, especially the previous administration that had been seeking dialogue and nuclear station from the know they would be disappointed that this effectively closes the door. i think from conservative elements, including the current administration, there will be a feeling of that we told yo

into south carolina, and north carolina. this increasing as we go through the early morning hours, and then about midday. we think about midday, early afternoon, is where we are anticipating landfall. where is landfall going to be? difficult to say now. if you had asked us about six hours ago, everybody was staring at charleston. now perhaps somewhere between charleston, myrtle beach. i don't want you to think that, charleston is going to not be impacted by this. it certainly will. because we know charleston is deeply affected by the springtime rain. our thunderstorms. still a beautiful area, but here is what we think. it's out over the warm waters here. going to travel towards the north, and it this last path, it does appear as of charleston is going to be in that bull's-eye. wind gusts perhaps 60 miles an hour, however, it does look like midday, that's when we see some high tide. and we could see some of the storm surge there between three and seven feet certainly possible. and it'll continue this way more towards the nort

but the north 31 pipeline. it's unclear, but it will take days and some people say maybe until the end of this week before everything is empty and then only then the investigation can start. and there's also this concern is very huge concern that the condition of the pipes after the gas is out of the pipes water will go when will go and see water. corrosion will start and then there's a lot of concern that the pipes are useless can be used ever again. still ahead on al jazeera carmella harris's trip to south korea, more on what the u. s. vice president had to say while visiting the demilitarized zone, a blah, blah blah. and grammy winning rampart coolio has died while on tune. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with spots of cattle a ways. hi there. good to be with you. it's a dry pitcher across japan, tokyo looking good at $27.00 degrees. we've got an incoming storm here, but as of now, it is looking to stay to the east of japan's main island of hunt. you store in the midst of weather for the far northeast of

there's only so many places in north korea that they can go north is not that large, right? so we have pretty good us. and you can have pretty good satellite coverage over north here, and we can track stuff reasonably well, right? if you put things around, you can build, you know, defense around that hardnet. but still that's pretty difficult because the opponent knows where it is. dsl beyond the submarine is great, because basically, if you can slip out, you can really go anywhere you want, which would make it much easier for the north koreans straight targets in the united states are really anywhere on the planet with ease. and so there's actually a fair amount of anxiety might it might really build these things and they certainly discussed it. funerals have been held for some of the 94 people who died when the boat carrying them from lebanon to europe sank of syria. many were palestinian refugees who lived for decades in lebanon, where the economy has collapsed. santa hold, the reports from bay route there being laid to rest victims of lebanon's, worst migrant boat traged

this week's mysterious damage to the north stream gas pipelines running from russia to europe. oh, video in that ms. little nicholas, would you really see the anglo saxons have not had enough with their sanctions? they've moved on to diversions really unbelievable, but a fact if by organizing explosions on the international gas pipeline, the north stream, which run along the bottom of the baltic sea, in fact, they've begun to destroy the pan european energy infrastructure is obvious to everyone who benefits from it look, usd tighter ship is based on brute force. what your model and in new york, the sabotage of the north stream pipelines, was the focus of the un security council meeting, where the russian ambassador to the un made it clear who could have had a hand in the incident. the mean question whether, what happened with the nord stream benefits the united states? the answer is undoubtedly american liquefied natural gas suppliers should be celebrating the manifold increase in l. n. g supplies to europe. and from a political standpoint, the last thread, ensuring the energy

from florida, all the way out to northern north carolina. about midday, we think it will make landfall. where? computer models are suggesting somewhere between charleston and myrtle beach. could be at the point of high tide. what would that mean? a 4-7 storm surge. if you have a plan, hope you stick with it. i hope it is successful for you. we saw what happened in florida. it is not a category 4 system. it is a category 1. it still has a chance to develop. it takes it in, probably splitting the difference between myrtle beach and charleston. i know i have taken a lot of extra time there, but i wanted to really show that, kim. this is an area where folks really need to take precaution. back to you. >> as you highlight, this could be extremely dangerous. thank you so much. >>> the best way to fully appreciate the enormity of hurricane ian is to survey the destination from the air. we rode wrong -- along with lee county sheriff. let's take a look. >> all of that debris and litter everywhere. these were buildings. this was a building right there

the best chances in the north bay today.arrives thursday evening, we see warmer weather by the end of the weekend. get ready for warm to hot temperatures. today, we still have the chance of a thunderstorm. the north bay and part of the east bay outline for that chance, the best chance is in lake county for any showers or storms. it is a blend of sun and clouds, we see the chance in the afternoon i about 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.. i think future weather is doing a good job at picking up on a shower or storm your lakeport, those are the areas we are watching closely. most of us, it is a dry day with humidity up and temperatures in the 70's. rain flat estimates finding most of us have a zero on the board, meaning we remain dry. a few chances well north. today, 71 in the city. 76 in san jose, 73 in napa. 78 in concord. overnight tonight, any wet weather columns down and we drop to the 50's. planning the next seven days, the chance of a shower in the north bay. drying out tomorrow. warming up on friday. that your weekend plans ready, it

and to be honest, we're not entirely sure how large north korea is military stocks are. you know, we've heard a very large number come out from the pentagon spokesman, you're talking about you millions of of shells near millions of replacement piece of ammunition. i think you're one of the really interesting questions that we might get some ideas how big north korea's stocks are and how much is willing to deliver, given that its own military strategy requires you mass fires. which means, you know, in theory, it would want to have relatively large number of these. but north korea does have a very large military industry. it does have a lot of shells. so presumably, a could provide a sufficient, or at least a significant number of ammunition and shells to russia. is this a sign that russia is a running low on stalks of soviet era weapons and be running out of suppliers? so certainly it looks like this is indicative of the fact that russia is having some difficulty with sustainment. again, as the pentagon put it, if this report is accurate, it, the british intelligence serv

. benmark discovered that leaks on the north and to pipeline. and this, of course, comes after germany was also reporting a drop in pressure in both pipelines. now this situation is extremely rare. it doesn't just happen like that. that's why everyone is saying, how could this have happened? and was there anyone involved? was this perhaps an act of sabotage, but we'll talk about that a little bit later. first, let's hear what the operator of north stream have to say. damage to 3 sections of the nord stream pipeline system in only one day is unprecedented. it is currently impossible to know how long it will take to restore this infrastructure to operational condition. so a situation where this would be just coincidental is not really on the cause. exactly. but right now, what's also tricky is that there are conflicting reports as to how long it will take to fix the situation. some say months, others are same even years. and right now this is critical with winter approaching this energy prices that were seen unfold and could become even worse if t

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petersburg is 110, 115 miles north of fort myers, which bore the brunt of the storm. have a big job in front of you this, mo, what are the things you'll be facing and what are your biggest concerns? >> well, it's much like irma was when we had irma come through, we had a lot of debris and of course, massive power outage, fortunately this power outage hasn't been as bad as irma, i think we had 87% of the county out of power with irma, we are between 35 and 40%. we have push teams located strategically at fire stations for getting out at daybreak, it is combination of several departments, road clearing, we have the search and rescue, pd and we'll be working our way through main access points, making sure hospitals are accessible, all the really critical infrastructure is we're able to get to it and make sure that it is not damaged significantly and the other issue is traffic control, which partly cloudy d is working on, we have street lights out all over the city, making sure as people get up and start moving around we don't increase the calls for service that we don't

in general, north korea has said that nuclear weapons will only be used for defense. that is, it is not as a deterrent, not as some kind of means of pressure on the same south korea and north korea, in addition to missiles. and by the way, if medium-range missiles on railway platforms are capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, if you look at the number of nuclear weapons in north korea and, for example, the same united states of america, it is disproportionately small and, of course, north korea to fight against the same united states but this is generally pointless. at the same time, north korea itself reveals exactly how many nuclear charges it has. so i do, not a single nuclear power at all, american researchers calculated that at the beginning of 2022 there were almost 13,000 nuclear warheads on the planet and almost half of them were russian about 6,000. slightly less than the us 5.5 thousand. at the same time, it is noted that there are more americans than the so-called active rockets with evil heads, that is, those that do not just lie in warehouses, but are in