into north korea.ched by the north koreans, and that isn't something i think i'd considered an awful lot before we went into the zone. but then to be told by the team on the ground that the north korean border guards would undoubtedly be watching us and be aware of our presence was just a slightly eerie feeling, i think. usa, numberone! that's right. so we went into taesung village with the military... ..but they actually had no bearing on who we spoke to. so they didn't tell us who to talk to, they didn't try and control who we talked to. and when i sat down to do my interviews with people, they weren't present. so they would step outside the room. they would be watching, they'd be keeping us safe, but they weren't. .. they weren't there for the interviews themselves. with this kind of story, you just couldn't do it without the military, and we wouldn't be safe to do it without the military. so, yes, we do have to move around with them, but i didn't feel restricted. i mean, the village itself is tiny.

so wait to go north dakota. thanks to conservative budgeting, efficient operations, strong revenues and a ton of investment by the private sector that creates all this wealth, guess what. our state this in the best financial shape it has ever ever been. [applause] yes. [applause] on june 30 we closed out the 21 -- 23 biennial record general fund ending balance of nearly one and a half billion dollars for that's a billion with a b for people not familiar with the budgeting process, normally when you plan a budget you try to end the budgeting process with 58 million or 75 million. have a little cushion in there. 1.5 billion. that was our ending balance. we had an estimate it was going to be high. it ended up about 300 million higher than that. so when we were back in the special session -- mike you got this much cash round one of things you might say to yourself is hey, maybe we should give it back to tax payers through tax relief. try to in special session had a bill the got through one of the chambers 91 million

into north korea. at right now, we can see from left to right and right to left, a heavily wooded area denotes the border between north and south korea. there are no fences, there are no barriers, and there are no walls that separate north and south. so there is nothing to physically stop the north koreans from walking over into this village here. except for us. except for you. that's right. north korea has also been allowed to keep one village inside the dmz — the village of kijong. though no—one is thought to live there now. so we call it propaganda village, largely because we can observe that many of the windows and doors are actually painted on some of the buildings. oh, yeah, you can see some of the buildings here, right? can you? yeah. can you see the windows that are painted on or are you looking at a building that actually has windows? i'm not sure. it's hard to tell! given the north koreans have decided to abandon this village and they don't have people living there, why do you keep people liv

way to go north dakota. n anyway, thanks to conservative budgeting efficient operations,, strong revenues and a ton of investment by the private sector that creates all of this wealth, guess what, our state is in the best financial shape it has ever, ever been. [applause] >> record general fund ending b balance of nearly 1 and a half billion dollars, that's a billion with a b for people not familiar with the budgeting process. normally, you know, when you plan a budget you try to end the budgeting process with 50 million, 75 million, 1.5 billion. that was our ending balance. we had an estimate that it was going to be high. we were back in special session, you have cash, hey, we shouldel give back to taxpayers through tax relief. we tried through special session, we got a bill that got through one to have chambers, 91 million, ran into a road block. we didn't get it done but weid should keep going to be competitive ine attracting retaining workforce which is our number one job to keep our state growing and th

that's north korean farming equipment.rneath this, there's an eeriness. people here carry a bit of fear inside them. the residents are on the frontline of escalating tensions between the north and south. earlier this year, north korea branded the south its number one enemy and said reunification was no longer possible. both sides have increased their military presence inside the dmz, meaning the villagers are offered some serious perks to persuade them to stay here. they don't pay taxes or rent or serve in the military. translation: it isn't a stretch |to call this paradise on earth. | kim kyung—rae fought to save this land at the age of 16, but his six daughters have all left the village, bound for seoul. sleepy taesung can no longer compete with the bright lights and opportunities of modern—day south korea. yoon—kyung is mr kim's third daughter. she left as a teenager to go to school and never came back. this is a photo of my wedding. and my youngest daughter's wedding. has it been sad for you over the years having all s

so many ofthe so close to the north? so many of the residents _ so close to the north?will tell you . of the residents will tell you that they are unfazed by this, they don't think about it very often but when you dig into a little bit more with them, you realise that there is more fear there than even they realise, for example, one of the elderly residents told us that he installed cctv cameras to see north korean intruders. that's after being looked at by tsunami of soldiers and a lot of the residents have guarded dogs and when i spoke to the mayor, he was telling me that they do carry this sort of innate fear inside of them and yes, the low—level fear, not enough to make them not want to live in this village especially the older residents who have been there even before korea was divided, then stay but it is getting harder to convince the younger generation to stay. what surprised you most as you were putting the story together. i were putting the story together-— were putting the story together. were putting the story touether. ~ . ., , together. i think what i was

our situation in the north is getting worse and worse. israel has lost the north and unfortunately there are not many people left for the government to bring back to this area. the government has failed to manage the crisis. i am disappointed with the government and i don't feel that there is a government at all. a lot of me. the companies that temporarily left here will not return here. thousands of families will not return here. experts emphasized that the israeli government has special reasons for the people of the north has turned his back, this issue has increased distrust in this government. this is despite the complexity of the war in the north, which has no end in sight. it is not, and the heavy damages that have been inflicted on all levels show israel's strategic failure . allahu akbar. the us state department official who resigned in protest of his country's support for the genocide in gaza said that he cannot serve a government that allows such crimes . the ministry of home affairs is protesting washington's support for the zi

our situation in the north is getting worse and worse. israel has lost the north and unfortunately there are not many people left for the government to bring back to this area. the government has failed to manage the crisis. i am disappointed with the government and i don't feel that there is a government at all. many areas in the north became burnt areas. no one will come back here. here everything is dead. due to the departure of new companies from the north, the economic situation there is not better than the security situation. the tourism industry in the north is different. it has sputtered and many jobs have been lost. the destruction of al-jalil's economy is the best term that can be used to describe the situation here. it is simply the hand of economic collapse. the companies that temporarily left here will not return here. thousands of families will not return here. experts emphasized the israeli government for specific reasons. he has turned his back on the people of the north, and this issue has increased distrust this has been

the north is getting worse and worse. israel has lost the north and unfortunately there are not many people left for the government to bring back to this area. the government has failed to manage the crisis. i called the government. and i don't feel that there is a government at all. many areas in the north became burnt areas. no one will come back here. everything is dead here. alboud mr. the israeli government has turned its back on the people of the north for certain reasons, and this issue has increased distrust in this government. however, the the complexity of the war in the north, for which there is no end in sight, and the heavy damage that has been inflicted on all levels indicate israel's strategic failure. the united states agreed to allocate another billion dollars in military aid to the zionist regime. according to american officials, the new weapons packages include more than 1,800 200-pound bombs equivalent to more than 900 kilograms of mk-82 and 500 500-pound bombs equivalent to more than 200 kilograms. th

we're so close to north korea now.e soldiers from walking into these fields and then on into the village. as darkness descends, the threat rises. soldiers go door to door, checking everyone's inside. this curfew is the most restrictive part of village life. the shin family with two small children are unusual. many young people have left the village, lured by the opportunities of modern day south korea, and its numbers are shrinking. do you think young people can be convinced to stay here? translation: i don't think it'll be easy. - it's asking a lot for people to live with the curfew, not being able to come and go as you want. there are now so few children that the village primary school buses its pupils in from outside the dmz. and as the dream of reunification fades, it's getting harder to convince people to live here, on the frontline of a conflict that might never be resolved. jean mackenzie, bbc news, in the demilitarised zone. you can watchjean�*s documentary on this on the bbc iplayer ? its called living between

i think we _ north? the stakes could not be higher. i think we have - north?takes could not be higher. i think we have all- north? the stakes could not be| higher. i think we have all seen north? the stakes could not be - higher. i think we have all seen the absolutely heartbreaking images of children literally wasting away, you know, ten—year—olds, two children, you can imagine being a parent and bringing a new life into this world, just to see that life slowly seep out of them, the colour drain from their cheeks and drain from their eyes as he was then. so the stakes could not be higher, this is happening now, so the absolute urgency is to get critically needed supplies, safe drinking water, food and nutrition supplies in today, tomorrow, this week. these children cannot wait. tomorrow, this week. these children cannot wait-— cannot wait. joe, you're talking about urgency. _ cannot wait. joe, you're talking about urgency, and _ cannot wait. joe, you're talking about urgency, and the - cannot wait. joe, you're talking about urgency, and the us - cannot wait.

it's well up to the north.ulk of the activity will be in the north bay, and we'll get the tail end of it throughout the evening hours. tonight, 49 in concord and oakland, it is 54 in hayward. this morning, some cooler temperatures up to the north in the low to mid 40s. 42 in sonoma with 44 santa rosa. look outside here. we've got a mostly cloudy day on the way. a few peeks of sun early on, and then the rain and the gusty winds arriving throughout the late afternoon in the north bay, sweeping through the bay area tonight and looking at some sunshine and much warmer temperatures and offshore flow wednesday into thursday. and that's going to last right on through the weekend. here's a look at the day to day. you'll notice the clouds out there and some sun. there's the cold front pushing through about santa rosa, cloverdale 4 or 5:00, and then san francisco into the east bay, seven 8:00. so by 9:00 we're looking at the peninsula. and then later on in the evening throughout the south bay. here's a look at the start

the north sea.n see a rugged area of cloud. basically, the brighter skies are the further north and west you are. and this area of cloud is part of a much larger circulation of rugged cloud, all linked to a big area of low pressure dominating the scene here. and if we look at the outlook for the next few days, smaller loads embedded within this larger vortex will be sweeping our way. here are the weather fronts. the blue is obviously the rain, stronger winds at times as well. so the next few days, the outlook is looking pretty wet after what has been already a very wet march in many parts of the uk. back to the afternoon, then. here are the temperatures you can see quite chilly on that north sea coast in the breeze, ten celsius, but 15 or 16 possible across some brighter skies here towards the west. now, tonight, across england and wales, rain is possible almost at any time. there could even be a crack of thunder for a time in the south. the driest of our weather will be across scotland, maybe a tou

north korea are of great importance for stabilization of the north korean economy.rs to have secured a steady supply of oil, either at a deep discount or as direct payment for the ammunition it supplies to moscow, he added. this would free up resources for north korea's military and its nuclear weapons program. clandestine oil supplies are critical to north korea's economy and its ballistic and nuclear weapons program. on april 30, it passes the port where a second , much larger red tanker loads oil. this tanker, which at that time was called superstar. follows diamond 8 into international waters, according to the ship's transmissions. the cloudy sky on this day serves as cover for the operation from satellites, but as we have already seen, a gap in the clouds reveals the oil pumping. for 3 weeks diamond 8 did not enter any port. mostly he just lingered in open waters and then swam north. the signal needed to transmit about... russia, china, north korea and iran will harm peace and stability in the region. one of the reasons for this are that russia, china and north

they raise the occupied territories in the north. mr. zahorian , dear viewers. hello, have a good time. after hezbollah's offensive operations against military and zionist settlements in the north of the occupied territories increased, especially in the last 48 hours . again talking about the escape of the city dwellers in the north of the occupied lands and even their departure from the land. occupations and their departure to other countries in the media zionist regime has risen. the media of the zionist regime, in the analysis they announce , say that in their analysis in the past month and a half , hezbollah's offensive operations against the locations of the zionist military in the military and zionist settlements in the north of the occupied territories have increased four times compared to the previous period. hizbullah found the location of tajem with heavier weapons. it targets the zionist military in the military and zionist settlements in the north of the occupied territories, and this causes a new wave of terror in the north of the occupied territori

the development of the riches of the north of russia is one of the main activities of the scientificmunity of the arkhangelsk region. a world-class center in the russian arctic, whose tasks include, for example, the development of materials and technologies for shipbuilding, the development of high-tech industries in the arctic, the study of local biological resources and human activity in extreme conditions. this laboratory develops feed for industrial fish farming in conditions of the north, using: so to speak, reverse engineering technology. they took the remains that were still in russia of those foreign feeds, decomposed them with the help of our laboratories to the minus eighth degree, obtained a qualitative quantitative composition of what they consist of, selected those analogues that they use ingredients, put them into a general recipe, achieved that fat content, protein, minerals, energy, basically , plus or minus, everything is going towards this, we can develop it from scratch... but it will take a lot time, and the task is to do it in the shortest possible time so that y

mostly he just lingered in open waters and then swam north.required for transmission is lost for 8 days, but we found the tanker during this period in a port in north korea. size and... the characteristics are consistent with diamond 8, which is confirmed by experts, when we spotted him again, his radar was turned on again, he was again near taiwan, met with a superstar to get more oil. our investigations and un reports have shown that diamond 8 has been to north korea at least four times since the end of 1919. oil is flowing into north korea despite some of the strongest sanctions in history, and kemchinin continues to defy the international community. us officials believe putin's war in ukraine may embolden the chinese government towards taiwan and the south china sea. us intelligence agencies have warned that... a security coalition involving russia, china, north korea and iran will harm peace and stability in the region. one of the reasons for this is that russia, china and north korea have nuclear weapons, and iran has enough reserves to

or the north.new survey showing uk manufacturing output is falling, will government plans be enough to boost the economy? the to boost the economy? price of cocoa is at a recort high. the price of cocoa is at a record high. it the price of cocoa is at a record hiuh. . , ., , , high. it means more expensive chocolates- _ high. it means more expensive chocolates. the _ high. it means more expensive chocolates. the economy - high. it means more expensive chocolates. the economy as i high. it means more expensive - chocolates. the economy as warning prices could take time to full back to more normal levels. welcome to world business report. we start in the uk where prime minister rishi sunak has set out plans to support to cut red tape for businesses and boost the availability of apprenticeships. speaking at an event in the midlands, he said he wanted to make it easier for businesses to hire new apprentices by investing £40 million into the apprenticeship budget. apprenticeships benefit young people an

he's already been on the air in north carolina, so north carolina is going to be the new virginia, mark my words. save the tape. >> i don't want you not to have a chance to share your thoughts on mark robinson. this guy is nominated is be in the governor in a party you once were a part of. >> it's the end of the world as we know it. he's rough, okay? we've got a lot of rough candidates in the republican party, my former party. i think he looks kari lake look pretty mainstream, frankly. the list of his comments on facebook and other social media forums, it's not good. so the question is can there be the reverse? you haven't seen a whole lot of that, and i think the big question is when you're going into charlotte, you're talking to my people, not the gays this time, the former republicans, the banker in charlotte, they're worried about the state economy with this guy. there are practical concerns. i don't imagine they're voting against him because they care about gay rights. >> or jay-z. >> and so the question is can you get that person to vote for stein and biden? and is that even worth

north carolina for president biden for our slate of democratic candidates and turn north carolina blue in 2024. we are working hard and we are glad to see the president and vice president today. we are a targeted state and we will continue to work hard to ensure this election preserves our democracy. preserves women's reproductive freedom. preserves the opportunity for people to get health care because i think that is what everyday americans care about right now. >> we have a piece of new ins here. marilynlands has just won the house district seat in alabama. on a platform. she is a democrat. on a platform of repealing alabama's no exception abortion plan. for those of us who don't understand how north carolina works, why is it that statewide, a guy like you got more votes than donald trump that donald trump did in 2020 yet at the same time, you have a veto proof majority in your state houses? what is the thing we have to understand that puts mark robinson in play given that the things he stands for stand in stark contrast to what people in north carolina want particularly as it relate

not only for north carolina but for the country.mean, we cannot have somebody representing the ninth most populous state in the country, who denies the climate crisis, who denies the 2020 election results, who denies even the holocaust. we are better than that. but of course, what governor cooper said that's fundamentally true is we have to educate voters and that costs a lot of money. i hope that folks will support and embrace our campaign. and to learn more or to contribute, you can go to joshstine.org. >> tell me how much abortion is going to play into this race. i know your video is freezing. at least good we have your audio. letting the audience know that's what's happening. there is now in the state of north carolina a 12-week abortion ban. thanks in part n, in large part to a woman named tricia cotham, who switched parties and gave republicans in the state house a supermajority. will that supermajority be in jeopardy in this race, do you believe? and do you think abortion is one of the leading issues that will help you? >> th

north korea have all this mone , robinson. north korea have all this money. apparently. _ robinson.orth korea have all this money, apparently, ig said most of it imaginary and a bit going about whether they can use it is another thing, and they are using money for this new nuclear weapon which we don't know if they work, they have tested them which seem to fire in different directions which in itself is terrifying, so we don't to the extent of how much damage they can do what it is worrying, i mentioned with israel and at the top of the programme with the election coming up programme with the election coming up one of the threats that the us is monitoring his cyber attacks because they have seen it from china and in russia as well. the last thing they want is something that takes on the electoral system or another unnamed camping to so across electric. so we don't know north korea may be holding something in their back rockets that threaten the us but we don't know and another aspect of petulance from the north korea dictatorship, because a lot of these separate tech started from th

north.s are many, one of which is open aid in the north, allow us to get crossings into the north. people are killed trying to deliver aid. more of my united nations colleagues have been killed, more than any war since the un was founded. the truth matters because truth is about life—saving humanitarian aid. truth is around the blocks, the delays, the deliberate obstruction of aid. today we had restrictions again for colleagues to go to gaza city in the north. that matters because that is why we have babies who have slid into the most catastrophic nutrition in record times in the north. it is important we share this, and it's more important than ever that we are allowed to get that aid in. and hat comes under an umbrella of a ceasefire. hostages home, flood the gaza strip with aid and allow families to go to bed for once knowing they will wake up. that was the unicef spokesperson james elder. the israeli military say they're investigating the killing of a palestinian boy during a raid by isr

in the far north.igher. we will explain what it means. and falling market, lego increases its sales last year despite a shrinking world market. welcome to world business report. we begin here in the uk. the rate of unemployment rose to 3.9% in the three months to january. that's from 3.8% in the previous three months. meanwhile, british wages excluding bonuses grew by 6.1% compared to a year earlier. that's slightly lower than expected. what does it tell others about the state of the economy. neil carberry is the chief executive of the recruitment and

from north korea. need to concern ourselves with the cre. have you beenn coordinating with and opaque, regarding the development of the missile-defense plan? >> senator, i have it. we work very closely withlo and opaque home on all defense of our entire homeland. i also agree with the characterization on our specific role in that. >> i have some concerns there are so involved in the missile-defense of hawaii. missile defense in general. we have you we have north calm, endo missile defense agency, do you have some concerns about how all of you are coordinating and coming up with the plan that we need for missile defense? >> senator i think we communicate very well with eachher. i think we all understand the priorities i have not seen any place where having multiple agencies responsib presenting a challenge. i am very acutely o aware and i watch for veryer closely. >> as i mentioned that is going to be pre month which is the timeframe for that plan i assume it will reflect the input from all of you. gene

in the north bay tonight we get rain. most of us could be late afternoon in the north bay.accompany the cold front and then by early on tuesday, that second system exits the bay area. so we'll be getting into a high pressure sunny conditions late tuesday, wednesday and then much warmer thursday and friday. so hour by hour. looking at the cloud cover early this morning. and then it's actually kind of a decent day out there until the clouds thicken. for most of us after about 3:00, there's the front santa rosa getting wet maybe 4:00, and then by eight 9:00 we're pushing into the east bay, the peninsula here, pretty good line of rain. and then it sort of falls apart. as we get into the south bay. we get a break for your monday morning commute, and then monday evening it'll be rainy in the north bay and then late towards midnight into early tuesday. we've got a lot of rain here. it's light. it pushes through by early sunrise, and we'll be looking at some sunshine as we get into the midday and then in the afternoon. looks pretty nice for your tuesday rainfall amounts with the su

we'll go to north carolina. he has a problem among the places where who better voting for nikki haley, republicans voted for them. so you watch that play out, and then you come up here. we were talking earlier. he was behind it for now. he's one vote ahead. one vote, one vote, one vote. tell me that your vote doesn't matter. >> one vote. witch, which again, we're not done for the night. but if you do what we do in your on live television on that long, the seesaw is part of the magic of democracy and so 48.2 to 48 point to a third of the vote in, we will continue to watch vermont we do that because it's important. >> all 50 >> all 50 states matter and every vote in the matters. but again, to not overstate it, it's fine and it's interesting, it's fascinating. we'll watch it. but when you just look at the scope of that, jake from coast will see where we are. we touched the other coast tonight and we get to alaska and we're going to get to that coast. and so susan collins of maine had the guts to stand up to donald

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and even in the north of semnan province for the northern heights.e qazvin al-buz and tehran, it is not far from the expectation that we will have rain for today, mainly in the form of torrential rains and very strong winds in some areas. we have these conditions for tomorrow, thursday , mainly in the central and southern areas. we have these conditions in the provinces of zagros and to the east like the central lolestan of isfahan province, many areas of isfahan province are affected by rainfall, as well as in the east of our country, north khorasan province, khorasan razavi , even parts of south khorasan province, no, now all areas will experience rainfall, as well as in parts of the center of our country, as i mentioned , even yazd province. and kerman is not far from the expectation. for friday, mainly in the east of the center, which is the last activity, in the provinces of razavi , north and south khorasan, areas of the center of our country , we are predicting heavy rains, not very high, at the level of the same level of yellow warning, the s

the republicans did it anyway. >> this is not who we are, north carolinians. the thing about it is that every single republican voted to override my veto. every single democrat voted to sustain it. even republicans who had promised that they wouldn't do it, that shows you that we just cannot believe them. many republicans are so extreme that they are trying to moderate a little bit but we cannot believe them because every single one of them voted that way. we saw it in the supreme court today. clearly they are just going after women's reproductive freedom in every way that they could possibly think of. that's why it's important to defeat candidates like robinson hearing north carolina with a great economy from our attorney general and that is why we have to elect joe biden and kamala harris. they will put roe versus wade into federal law if we can get a congress that would send them a bill. if they were here today there's no better place than north carolina for them to come today to celebrate healthcare. we already have 1 million people on the affordable care

on areas really far north.me drizzle, and then notice some parts of the sierra really far north still watching that wintery mix. locally, a lot of that rain is going to stay north of the golden gate bridge. you can see it right here. notice that there is a little bit of a tap, but it's a weaker storm system. heading into tonight and into wednesday, we are going to see a better rain chance move in late tonight overnight into tomorrow. for tomorrow morning's commute, you could catch more of a rain shower, even down through parts of the south bay and central california as well. but just as quickly as it moves in, it clears out. and then for thursday and friday we start to see some dry conditions, along with some light warming as well. on saturday into sunday, here it is. yes, that is more sierra snow. we get another system that moves in. that's going to bring a chance for some scattered activity early saturday. by sunday, things clear out nicely. your hour-by-hour forecast, by 12:00, in the 50s, low 60s for your l

our situation in the north is getting worse and worse. israel has lost the north and unfortunately there are not many people left for the government to bring back to this area. the government failed in managing the crisis. i am disappointed with the government and i don't feel that there is a government at all. many areas in the north have turned into burnt areas. no one is coming back here . everything is dead here. due to the departure of companies just from the north, the economic situation there is not better than the security situation. the tourism industry in the north has collapsed and many jobs have been lost. it has increased distrust in this government. at the same time, the complexity of the war in the north, which has no end in sight, and the heavy damage that has been inflicted on all levels indicate israel's strategic failure. thank you very much for your companion. have a nice day. god bless you. people are being played with, if it is not original , how should i know that it is genuine, we are talking about car spare parts,

we with nato all the way up to the high north. ~ ., ., ., , north.h. we have to leave it there but thanks so much for— north. we have to leave it there but thanks so much forjoining - north. we have to leave it there but thanks so much forjoining us - north. we have to leave it there but thanks so much forjoining us live i thanks so much forjoining us live in the programme. thanks for your time. let's quickly turn to haiti and what is going on there and the crisis there. america's top diplomat, antony blinken, has flown to jamaica to join leaders of caribbean nations for emergency talks on the crisis in haiti, which began in the last hour. the world food programme is warning of famine conditions in the haitian capital, port au prince, where armed gangs are terrorising much of the city. the european union says it has evacuated all its diplomatic personnel from haiti because of the dramatic deterioration of the security situation. prime minister ariel henry has been unable to return to the country, since gang leaderjimmy �*barbecue' cherizier called fo

once you head north of santa rosa. so if you have plans on heading up to the north coast, be expecting some rainy conditions. snowfall is staying for the most part north of i-80 today, but it is going to also be a thing. what you had up the hill from chico on up into the southern cascades up there, the bay area, a few sprinkles likely for us, especially once you get north of santa rosa for us, though, we're really not looking at a lot. as you can see, there's a lot of green to the north of the bay indicating those consistent showers further north coast talking mendocino and lake counties. well, here in the bay area, just a slim chance of a sprinkle or 2 tomorrow does bring a better chance of some isolated afternoon showers that may even produce a couple of lightning strikes for areas like sonoma and napa. and even santa clara county. here's around 03:45pm tomorrow. and uc san jose says that potential of a little bit of convection, some storm building same for our north bay neighbors. after that, we're smooth sailing in

in this laboratory they develop feed for the industrial cultivation of fish in conditions of the north, so to speak, reverse engineering technology. we took the remains that were still in russia of those feeds foreign, decomposed them with the help of our laboratories to the minus eighth power and obtained a qualitative and quantitative composition of what they consist of. they selected the analogues of the ingredients they use, put them into a common recipe, achieved the fat content, in terms of protein, in terms of minerals, in terms of energy, in principle, plus or minus, we are all moving towards this. we can develop from scratch, but it will take a lot of time, and the task is to do it in the shortest possible time, so that you understand, this did not exist just a year ago, we did it all in a year and started experimenting. fish production enterprises are opening everywhere today, and this has already created a personnel shortage. the arkhangelsk region has become a pioneer by launching higher education programs in this area. create, create, leave something behind. when i got int

of gaza and very much israel doesn't allow humanitarian assistance and food to reach to the north of the gaza strip and to the best of my knowledge some palestinians have died as a result of hunger and also many hundreds or of thousands of palestinians in the north of gaza are eating uh uh animals food, they have been eating three leaves to try to survive, the situation there is very catastrophic, i have two brothers who are still based in the north of gaza ' sometimes i talk to them whenever there are communications with them, mobile communications, the situation is more than catastrophic, more than tragic, and one simple reason, israel is very much using hunger and starvation as a weapon to try to drive the palestinians from the north back to the south, even though it's been five months since this since israel has started this military operation. against the palestinians in gaza, it seems to me that israel is still insisting on evacuating the north of gaza from the palestinians and drive them to the south, even though their life or their livelihood in the south is not going to be b

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that is why i'm supporting the airdrops in the north.ial and i'm happy world central kitchen is there next to the jordanians delivering vital and important aid to the north with meals ready to eat. the more we do right now, the better. we need to keep finding any way to make sure that this doesn't become a disaster of biblical proportions. people are hungry, and we can do something about it. we must try by always possible to reach the people, especially in the north. sumi: jose, we have about 30 seconds left. what do you need from the international community at this point? jose: well, we need the support of everybody. i'm very happy that now the big powers, the big countries are all coming together to, it seems, building a bigger court. but the best would be to tell president bibi, please do a cease-fire, please negotiate the release of your israeli people in the hands of hamas, let's stop the killing of any more civilians, let's start finding a way to feed everybody. open other ways in the north of israel and we can stop this humanitari

how important is north carolina for president? biden's reelectionon chances >> not just that we join her in the motorcade, which was to be on the coolest experience my entire life as a young person, but also as someone that worked for her when she was running for president in 2019 and the iowa caucuses. but it was exciting because her campaign also did a stop with 75 young organizers from across that's north carolina. we did a youth organizer training around and relational organizing tool called reach that we are going to implement across the state this year. in particular, on college campuses to help young people organize young people because we know that's what's going to drive out the base this year in north carolina, it's what won barack obama, north carolina in 2008. and it's one of the most important voting blocks that we have heard. for being here. they're going to last visit that she made in north carolina. she went to a and t one of our historically black colleges and universities and our state. and we have the most of th

here it is off the north coast. and as we take a look at partly cloudy conditions in oakland, looks pretty nice, doesn't it? 51 san francisco 53 in oakland, san jose 52. half moon bay and the golden gate bridge. look at the cloud cover there. yes. so we'll see the clouds thickening. in fact, it is foggy in santa rosa, so you'll get some sun throughout the first part of the day. 46 santa rosa. it is 43, in petaluma, 50 concord, livermore. and finally, last stop, emeryville, where you can see the cloud cover there. so mostly cloudy today. the rain arriving in the north bay. first. it's sweeping from the north to the south and east throughout the evening hours, and that will bring us gusty winds accompanying that front. and then as we get into your tuesday afternoon, high pressure begins to build in into wednesday. so we have some sun late tuesday, wednesday and then offshore winds will bring some gusty conditions. we haven't seen those in quite a while, so hour by hour the partly cloudy sky throughout your sunday and

we are so close to north korea now. the border isjust guns. we are so close to north korea now.er so there is nothing to physically stop the soldiers from walking into these fields and then on into the village. as darkness descends, the threat rises. soldiers go door to door checking everyone is inside. this curfew is the most restrictive part of village life. this family, with two small children, are unusual. many young people have left the village. lured by the opportunities of modern—day south korea. and it's numbers are shrinking. do you think young people can be convinced to stay here? i don't think it will be easy. it is asking a lot for people to live with the curfew. that being able to come and go as we want.— the curfew. that being able to come and go as we want. there are now so few children — and go as we want. there are now so few children village _ and go as we want. there are now so few children village primary - and go as we want. there are now so few children village primary school. few children village primary school buses its pupils in from outside the dnc. and

it's now got two airborne in the north. threat warning is... it's a potentially deadly version of hide and seek, but the drone doesn't spot them. this time, diamond hasn't fired its main sea viper missiles, but it's already shot down nine drones — seven of them injust one night injanuary. diamond's captain believes they have saved lives, but they haven't stopped increasingly sophisticated houthi attacks. it seems to me that they're using more advanced and more lethal weapons than they were in the earlier parts of the operation. and where are they getting those from? i couldn't tell you that, i'm afraid. i guess they're smuggled in from somewhere, but i'd be speculating. but diamond is looking out for suspicious activity. they board a dhow. it's declared stateless, but it's flying an iranian flag. the search finds nothing illegal. it's proving just as hard to stem the flow of weapons as to stop the houthi attacks. jonathan beale, there. stay with us on bbc news. hello again. the weather this week are certainly going to be ch

. this humanitarian goods to go out to the population in the north.— population in the north.rustrated that the president and the current secretary at simeu they are that we have not found a better way to do this through the four crossing points into gaza, such that american troops will be in harm's way? i that american troops will be in harm's way?— that american troops will be in harm's wa ? ., �* ~ ~ harm's way? i don't think american troo -s harm's way? i don't think american troops would _ harm's way? i don't think american troops would really _ harm's way? i don't think american troops would really be _ harm's way? i don't think american troops would really be in _ harm's way? i don't think american troops would really be in harm's . troops would really be in harm's way, most of the work will be done in the israeli port of ashdod or another report, so this system can be floated down and put in by tugs and then the israeli army would have to take control of it for security purposes using their own engineers. that being said, though i have been to the border crossings, iju

joshstein won the democratic primary in north carolina, so that sets the stage for north carolina to be a big state come november. it sets the stable to be a showdown between someone who represents stability and someone that represents extremism, which probably sounds pretty familiar to you. there's clearly a lot happening from the top to the bottom on the ticket races across the country, and the next two hours, we'll unpack what we know tonight, what we may still learn and what this all means tomorrow and of course, november of 2024. the panel is going to join me in just a moment. they're all here with a lot to stay, and we'll go to steve at the big board. i want to ask you about the senate race in california, because that's a biggie in the last half hour. >> you can see overall, the delegate numbers changing, 63636 delegates is trump leading by 8e62 and haley barely cracking 15% of the vote and he's already winning handedly, and he'll get more delegates and approaching 1100 delegates, and if you hook at the results and fast forward a week when you have georgia, when you have missis

in the north of gaza, famine is nowjust weeks away.id convoys are reaching that part of the strip. and in a second us intervention overnight, its top diplomat antony blinken said more needs to be done to save lives. if you look at some of the assessments that we're seeing now, they only underscore the urgency of making sure that this assistance is a priority and that it's sustained. again, according to the most respected measure of these things, 100% of the population in gaza is at severe levels of acute food insecurity. that's the first time an entire population has been so classified. talks towards a ceasefire have restarted in qatar. i'm cautiously optimistic that - the negotiations have continued... negotiators cautioned that a deal will still take time. screaming explosion and in gaza's rubble, the prospect of a pause in fighting feels as far away as ever. anna foster, bbc news, jerusalem. let's go to mark lowen injerusalem. we've been reporting on those comments from the secretary of state, antony blinken, they are pretty stark i

the north bay.in continue as we track with stormranger. you can do the same at home with the nbc bay area app and get to the weather tab and click on smart radar. that's our storm ranger. you'll be able to see exactly when and where it's raining and get alerts for rain as it approaches your location. so we'll be tracking that together. we'll talk more about it coming up in a few minutes. >>> we start off this half hour with breaking news. gop presidential hopeful nikki haley ending her bid. haley is expected to make it official at the top of the hour in her home state of south carolina. >> nbc bay area's political analyst larry gersten is joining us now. larry, certainly no surprise, but why do you think she really battled it out through super tuesday, despite the long odds against her? >> a couple of reasons. she wanted to make her point, she thought there was another way for republicans to run the country, not necessarily the way that former president trump has done. but, also, remember, there's b

an emotional george north there.aunch of the women's tournament. luton captain tom lockyer will return to bournemouth�*s ground for the first time since he suffered a cardiac arrest there back in december. the game had to be abandoned as lockyer received life—saving treatment on the pitch. he was later fitted with an implantable cardio—verter defibrillator. the match has been rearranged for tonight and lockyer will be at the vitality to thank the club, their medics and the fans for their support. he's since become a father for the first time, and his manager rob edwards says returning to play is not forefront of his mind at the moment. he's got bigger things on his mind at the moment, a new baby, a new arrival, and, yeah, he is in... that is his main focus right now. that being said, i think going forward, good luck to have him here on a weekly basis and being around it more because we will be able to lean on his experiences and he will be able to help us. "there is a massive disparity between the premier league and

north sea coasts, 6—9 c. dry and cloudy but rain at times with the greatest chance of seeing rain increasing as the week goes by. quite a end to next week. thanks, chris. and that�*s bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it�*s time to join our colleagues for the news where you are, goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday — i�*m gavin ramjaun. another batting collapse leaves england struggling in india. we look ahead to the last 16 of the europa league... mo salah is back to help liverpool in a busy few days. and a big challenge for anthony joshua. the big heavyweight showdown. hello there and welcome along to the programme. it�*s not gone to plan at all for england, in the fifth and final test against india in the serene setting of dharamshala. a batting collapse on the first day saw england — who chose to bat first — crumble to 218 all out, with india asserting themselves in their reply. andy swiss reports. it is one of sports most breathtaking backdrops. c