be innocent, civilian was killed during a us central command. drone striking the country's north west washington initially explained the target was a senior. i'll tell you to a member on following the stuff of the launch the form of an investigation whose outcome is yet to be published. while the false actually has claims that the country's military has become too focused on accounts of terrorism operations. instead of preparing for a possible war with china, from kendall, says the us could lose such a war unless it falls to adopt some changes. the threats of attack from violent extreme is organization still exists, and we will address those threats as they occur. but china is by far, our pacing challenge were tied, us falls less tending colonel talent across kolscott says that the us military does not learn from his mistakes on the organizational reforms on needed. it's not so much the air force people, even the equipment. it's our leadership, that's the problem. it's not the 1st, it's not the 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th. it seems like we're not learning. this is a serious problem, not just relative t

well, the 60 year old was killed during a us central command. drones strike in the countries north west washington has now lost a formal investigation. the results of which are still pending. while the full 60 has claimed that the country's military has become c focused on tons of service of operations, instead of preparing for a possible war with china, from kendall says the us could lose such a war on this is that 4 adults and changes the threat of attack from violent extremist organization still exists, and we will address those threats as they occur. but china is by far our pacing challenge. let's call slide now it's good to go on the list and say like abraham, who's joining us from damascus. thank you very much. for coming on the program today. so your commission, it has released this report and revealed the strike has killed a civilian, a serene civilian instead of an i'll tell you the senior member. so i was, you know, the 1st search incidents. what are your 1st impressions or i think like i said, in present, this is a testable for you and the guy. what do you want to say it was this time a

central command. drone striking the country's north west washington initially explained that talk it was a senior. i'll tell you to a member on following the stuff and the last a formal in investigation who's outcome is yet to be published. while the false actually has claims that the country's military has become too focused on accounts of terrorism operations, instead of preparing for a possible war with china, from kendall says the us could lose such a war unless it's a false adopt some changes. the threats of attack from violent extremist organization still exists and we will address those threats as they occur. but china is by far our pacing challenge, which i.

year old syrian mama was killed during a us central command to drone striking the country's north west washington, initially claim to talk. it was a cd, i'll call you to member and eventually launched a formal investigational that hasn't published the results. meanwhile, the usaa full secretary has claimed that the country's military has become too focused on counterterrorism operations. instead of preparing for a possible will with china front candles as the us. it could lose such a wall unless its f holes, the depth and changes. the threat of attack from violent extreme is organization still exists, and we will address those threats as they occur. but china is by far our pacing challenge as well as discuss this with the with tie of us as far as new tenant, total power, unclear tasking. many thanks for joining us. it's good to see you today as a 10 don't claims the counter terrorism focus of the us forces left it unprepared for a well was china? what's your assessment so fast statements as an f o especially? um. well i think we are unprepared. the air force is probably very badly prepared for an

britain hoped to this region right here present day western washington everything north and west of the columbia and south of the 49th parallel, including puget americans, for their part, desired same area and wanted border between the two nations to run along the 49th parallel. all the way to the ocean. what we're really talking about here then as far as this this this conflict that's controversy is this right here present day western washington. all right. let me pause here for a sec. any questions. question was always assumed to be in british control. vancouver island. i wouldn't say anything assumed necessarily if. the 49th parallel had historical precedent. and so the states expected nothing north of 49th parallel. but vancouver island, of course, is this sort of anomaly where the 49th parallel runs right through it. so there were no assumptions necessarily with regard to vancouver island, but the british certainly coveted that as well. like the strait of georgia, the around the southern tip of vancouver island. yeah. other questions, everybody cool. all right. remember, folks, i a

washington maintains moscow is desperate, and is further isolating itself amid the war in ukraine. so, is an isolated russia more dangerous for the west? and will forging ties with north korea give president putin more leverage? we will explore these issues with our guests. but first, this report. reporter: it is a friendship that is causing alarm in washington. russia and north korea. the united states says president vladimir putin a kim jong-un may meet in russia later this month. moscow is looking for weapons and north korea has plenty to sell. >> and heating infrastructure as we head into winter, to try to conquer territory that belongs to another subornation is not going to reflect well on north korea and they will pay a price for this. in return for weapons, pyongyang will likely want food. >> they are not getting what they need from china. which i think is very interesting. reporter: the kremlin has not commented. moscow has been turned into other heavily sanctioned nation such as iran and north korea for support, a move that could be used for political coverage. >> [indiscernible] russia will probably start doing something to create a north korean threat. repo

using closer ties with north korea to send a message to washington that russia may be under pressure and sanctions but still has the capacity to cause problems, big problems for the wester words, is moscow using north korea to scare russia's opponents peered >> that is what we are going to show you that we still have this incredible leverage around the world and you do not even come we have not even scratch the surface of how much we can do damage, potential damage, or at least freak you out. if that happens, that is putin's greater weapons. correspondent: kim jong-un and vladimir putin, a marriage made not in heaven, but in a geopolitical maelstrom, having a shared enemy in the west has brought them together. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. anchor: as russia potentially seeks out help, attacks continue in the war and ukraine said it struck russia's navy and crimea in what appears to be the biggest attack in the region since the war began. moscow confirmed the strike which caused a large fire at a shipyard and left 24 people injured. it is home to russia's black sea fleet which the crewman uses to block ukraine's food exports. it is located in crimea, was annexed a

closer ties with north korea to send a message to washington that russia may be under pressure, undersanctions, but it still has the capacity to cause problems, big problems, for the westther words, is moscow using north korea to scare russia's opponents? that is what we are going to show you, that you disregard us, but we still have this incredible leverage around the world and we haven't even scratched the surface of how much we can do damage, potential damage, or at least freak you out. if that happens, that is vladimir putin's greater weapon than actual physical weapons. kim and putin, it's a marriage made, not in heaven, but in a geopolitical maelstrom. having a shared enemy, the west, has brought them together. the grief was unbearable and found in every corner of this tiny community. their spirit crushed a little more every time news arrived of another body recovered. the bricks and stones of their traditional houses no match for the size of this quake. this village was levelled in seconds. abdul rahman was being comforted by everyone who saw him. he tells us he has lost his wife and his three boys. he wants to take us to where his family lived so happily until

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closer ties with north korea to send a message to washington — that russia may be under pressure, undersanctions, but it still has the capacity to cause problems, big problems, for the westcow using north korea to scare russia's opponents? that's what we are going to show you, that you disregard us, but we still have this incredible leverage around the world and you don't even... we haven't even scratched the surface of how much we can do damage, potential damage, or at least freak you out. if that happens, i think that's putin's greater weapon than actual physical weapons. kim and putin, it's a marriage made not in heaven but in a geopolitical maelstrom. having a shared enemy, the west, has brought them together. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. just in the last hour, local media reported that south korea's unification minister — in charge of relations with the north — expressed concern over military cooperation between north korea and russia, and urged the two nations to abide by the un resolutions. ukraine said it struck russia's navy in crimea, in one of its biggest strikes on the russian navy�*s black sea fleet since the war began. the attack caused a large fire a

moscow's fight against imperialism is an obvious hint to the west, as the washington post writes, negotiations between the leaders of russia and northecame a failure of us attempts to isolate the two countries. the rest of the world, according to the colonist. new york, times, this is not just about developing trade relations, but about pyongyang’s refusal to seek compromise. with washington and readiness to pursue an independent policy. the desire of the united states to establish its dominance in the asia-pacific region has today become one of the topics of negotiations between the foreign ministers of russia and myanmar, as stated by sergei lavrov. nato does not hide its plans to penetrate into southeast asia, which poses a high danger for it, while the strange region is in favor of maintaining axes on central architecture. lavrov also noted that moscow highly appreciates myanmar’s balanced and objective position regarding the ukrainian crisis. dear friends, we spoke about the steps that we are taking in this regard, and then our assessment of those proposals that a number of countries in the majority of the countries of the glob

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closer ties with north korea to send a message to washington — that russia may be under pressure, under sanctions, but it still has the capacity to cause problems, big problems, for the westa to scare russia's opponents? that's what we are going to show you, that you disregard us, but we still have this incredible leverage around the world and you don't even... we haven't even scratched the surface of how much we can do damage, potential damage, or at least freak you out. if that happens, i think that's putin's greater weapon than actual physical weapons. kim and putin, it's a marriage made not in heaven but in a geopolitical maelstrom. having a shared enemy, the west, has brought them together. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. a 60—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of possessing a dog, dangerously out of control, after an 11—year—old girl was attacked in the street in birmingham. ana paun was seriously injured by an american bully xl and staffordshire bull terrier crossbreed in bordesley green on saturday. the dog went on to injure two other men. the uk's rainy weather injuly is being partly blamed for the economy shrinking that month. according to the latest

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closer ties with north korea to send a message to washington — that russia may be under pressure, under sanctions, but it still has the capacity to cause problems, big problems, for the westhat's what we are going to show you, that you disregard us, but we still have this incredible leverage around the world and you don't even... we haven't even scratched the surface of how much we can do damage, potential damage, or at least freak you out. if that happens, i think that's putin's greater weapon than actual physical weapons. kim and putin, it's a marriage made not in heaven but in a geopolitical maelstrom. having a shared enemy, the west, has brought them together. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. it's a manhunt that has gripped america — provoking both fear and fascination. but now an escaped murderer who had been on the run in pennsylvania for almost two weeks has been re—captured, ending a chase that has captivated millions. more than 500 officers hunted for the brazilain who had been sentenced to life last month for murdering his ex—girlfriend in front of her two children. gary 0'donoghue reports. relieved in their moment of triumph, this pennsylvania police swat tea

across the east coast with sunshine cities like new york city, as well as washington dc, but accrued a field coming in to the north west pacific as well as west and parts of canada, we could see some snow falling on the rockies the 1st of the season potentially by thursday. now in terms of temperature as things are going to hot topical, so central areas, the places like minneapolis as well as chicago. we will be well above the average through to friday when things start to cool down and we.

north america and, of course, in usa. the west is trying to save finances. support for ukraine. now in washingtonfederal budget and the sticking point is the support of kiev. the biden administration has requested $24 billion for this purpose. but according to the draft interim budget, the us senate proposes agree on a reduced amount of funds in the form of $4.5 billion from the pentagon and $650 million for gosep by november 17. financing ukraine, it must be said, this is not a viable topic, this is one of the elements of the election struggle , in which it is the ukrainian dossier, the ineffectiveness of using the resources allocated to ukraine over the last year and a half , that is a serious argument against, well, in order to force the republicans, and democrats to vote in the next election years to remove the democratic administration in order to achieve the adoption of documents, their structure has to be constantly adjusted, so the speaker of the house of representatives first decided to exclude $ 300 million from the defense appropriation for training the armed forces of ukraine, and the

closer ties with north korea to send a message to washington — that russia may be under pressure, under sanctions, but it still has the capacity to cause problems, big problems, for the westut we still have this incredible leverage around the world and you don't even... we haven't even scratched the surface of how much we can do damage, potential damage, or at least freak you out. if that happens, i think that's putin's greater weapon than physical weapons. kim and putin, it's a marriage made not in heaven but in a geopolitical maelstrom. having a shared enemy, the west, has brought them together. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. remarkable pictures. we will take a break. when we are back, we will have the latest headlines and a round—up of the business news. hello, there. i suppose a reversal of fortunes, weather—wise. yesterday, scotland and northern ireland had the best weather, today it is a land in wales enjoying the best weather with some sunshine coming through like here in staffordshire. across the north—west of the uk, low pressure is lurking in the atlantic, and that is pushing ever—thickening cloud towards northern ireland and scotland, with rain already star

you, and it's a friendship that's causing alarm in washington. russia in north korea to increasingly isolated nations with a shared opposition to the west. the us, as president latimer put in, then king john own may meet in russia later this month. moscow is looking for weapons for its war in ukraine. and north korea has plenty to sell, providing weapons to russia for use on the battlefield to attack grain silos. and the heating infrastructure of major cities as we had into winter to try to conquer territory that belongs to another sovereign nation, is not going to reflect well on north korea and they will pay a price for this. and return for weapons, young young will likely want food, energy, and technology, russia. katie is needing to offer something to most career to, to get. i'm addition, it's not just straightforward, just purchase. and i would say as well, that what we have seen to is that it's not guessing what they need from china, which i think is very interesting. the kremlin has not commented on the prospects of the meeting despite sanctions and criticism. as long as it stands, it is right to advance suppression interest with

washington. this is bbc news the death toll rises in libya, after massive flooding decimates entire neighbourhoods. and what the west might expect from a meeting between northus congress move closer to opening a formal impeachment inquiry into the president. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. the united nations is calling deadly floods in libya a "calamity of epic proportions". more than 2,000 people have died. at least 10,000 are still missing, according to aid agencies. 0ur correspondent anna foster has the latest. a torrent of water that washed away everything in its path. the devastation is easy to see. the death toll is harder to quantify. the red crescent and red cross say as many as 10,000 people are missing. in the street, lines of body length and by the hour.

north and the west. it'll be much cooler by day, much fresher at night, but still some good spells of sunshine across the south. live from washingtonmmit in delhi. world leaders descend on the indian capital for the high—level summit. 0n the agenda — global food security, climate change, trade and the war in ukraine. but with two notable no—shows — russian president vladimir putin and chinese president xijinping — the war in ukraine looms large. hello, i'm carl nasman. presidents and prime ministers from around the world are gathering in delhi, india for this year's g20 summit. they're set to tackle sustainability, economic growth, and climate change after a year of dangerous and destructive weather across the globe. but the absence of both russian president vladimir putin and chinese president xi jinping highlights the rising

north and the west. so a very active week. westerly winds, fresher feeling air. here's the outlook for our capital cities as we head through the week do keep an eye on the forecast. live from washingtoness the devastation left by libya's catastrophic floods — as survivors and crews battle the elements in derna. workers at the three top us carmakers walk off the job — in the first—ever coordinated strike of its kind. a possible end may be in sight for the years—long war between saudi arabia and yemen's houthi rebels. good to have you with us. we begin in eastern libya, where crews are working around the clock to search for thousands of missing people — in the aftermath of catastrophic floods. it's now five days since the disaster that hit derna — which lies to the east of benghazi and the libyan capital tripoli — and there is still little evidence of much international assistance. our correspondent anna foster has seen the extent of the devastation — and reports on the lack of basic supplies and the likelihood of disease spreading. the first thing that you will notice is how incredibly dark it is. there is no electricity in this city and, actually, the workers, you can see some of the

north and the west. it'll be much cooler by day, much fresher at night, but still some good spells of sunshine across the south. live from washington earthquake that's hit morocco. hundreds are feared dead. world leaders arrive in delhi as india prepares to kick off the g20 summit this week. georgia's fulton county releases its grand jury report in its investigation of alleged 2020 election meddling. hello i'm carl nasman. hundreds of people are feared dead and many more injured after a powerful 6.8 earthquake struck central morocco. the epicentre was 71 kilometres —

for washington. officials say they received around 4000 emergency goals. floodwaters gums, 2000 homes and business tours were also swept away by a torrent that raised to a campsite in the north west of the city of atlanta. putting up a force on the way into the disaster. the biggest we have seen in 20 years may take us more than 2 months to reopen our store. digital, the district is been known for these furniture manufacturers. the show rooms are usually teeming with customers from all over the world. authorities estimate the cost of the damage on the district alone is that on $50000000.00 and the government says it will compensate business owners a summer home to more than $17000000.00 people. mississippi is not exactly the weather caused by climate change. as part of the worst and a neighboring bulgaria storm is raging across the southern part of the country. it's caused severe flooding for people have died so far. most of the rivers have burst their bank. several bridges have been destroyed. the pores administer says around 4000 people have been affected by the disaster. at least 17 people have been killed in a russian attack in the town of cost down to nice in the eastern ukr

west into the yellow sea. north korea says the recent war games are nearly a response to joint u.s.-south korean drills close to its borders >>> now intense video from the middle of the wildfire in washington state new body cam video shows an officer escaping the flames, barely making it out of the inferno. he had been helping to evacuate people from the gray fire earlier this month nbc's kathy park has the story >> go, go, go, go, go! >> reporter: that's the voice of deputy briton morgan, moments before body camera footage shows him barreling down a hellscape he'll never forget morgan determined to survive as he is surrounded by a wildfire growing out of control >> it's as close to hell as i think you can get here on earth. >> reporter: just outside of elk, washington, the oregon road fire profit. ed evacuation orders on august 18th morgan was called in that day to help get local residents out of harm's way >> i feel for these people they're losing everything actively in front of them they're losing everything. and there is nothing they can do to stop it. >> reporter: but after pleading with one person trying to salvage what he could -- >> do you have a ride at least >> reporter: deputy m

for washington. officials say they received around 4000 emergency goals. floodwaters, dennis, 2000 homes and business tours were also swept away by a torrent that raised to a campsite in the north west of the city of quick lane putting up a force on the way into the 2 disaster. the biggest we have seen in 20 years, it may take us more than 2 months to reopen our store. digital logistics as we know, and forty's, furniture, manufacturers. the show rooms are usually teeming with customers from all over the world. authorities estimate the cost of the damage on the street alone is that on $50000000.00 and the government says it will compensate business owners or somebody else's homes. more than 17000000 people told me is of it is not exactly the weather caused by climate change that was on the neighboring book area or a storm is raging across the southern parts of the country. it's close, so they have flooding. so thoughtful people have been confirmed that most of the rivers in the region of overflowing and several bridges have collapsed. both areas to as a minister says around 4000 people have been affected by the dis. austin, at least 17 people have been killed in a russian attack in t

washington with the latest. the green light has been given — to develop the uk�*s largest untapped oil and gas field in the north sea. rosebank, which is 80 miles west million barrels of oil, during the expected 25—year lifetime of the project. but the decision is controversial — because of its impact on climate change. last month, 50 mps and peers from all major parties raised concerns the oil field could produce 200 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. alexandra mackenzie reports. north sea oil is again at the centre of economic, political and climate debate. the long discussed rosebank oil and gas field is run by the norwegian state energy firm, equinor. it says this will bring massive investment and jobs to the uk. there is a continued need for oil and gas. through the entire transition and even after net—zero, we will need oil and gas in our daily lives and to run society as we know it. rosebank lies 80 miles west of shetland. discovered in 2004, the field is in deep water of more than 1000 metres. start—up is expected late 2026 or early 2027. but there is much anger and frustration about this decision. protesters gathered in whitehall, saying the

north and the west. so a very active week. westerly winds, fresher feeling air. here's the outlook for our capital cities as we head through the week. do keep an eye on the forecast. live from washingtons automakers fall apart. rescue crews in libya are working around the clock to search for the missing in flood—hit derna. a possible end may be in sight for the years—long war between saudi arabia and yemen's houthi rebels. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. there is no agreement in sight in detroit as the united auto workers union is now striking against the city's big three automakers — ford, general motors, and stellantis — after parties failed to reach an consensus over labour policies. until a deal is made, targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan and an assembly complex in toledo, ohio. it is estimated that over 12,000 workers began picketting on friday at three out of the 70 auto plants. on friday, president biden weighed in on the fight urging auto companies to share their profits with employees.

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