first, though, as winter gets a grip on the northern hemisphere, the world's cold est northern hemispherenorth—east siberia, is now easier to reach. a new railway line connects the city to the rest of the russian rail network, almost. the wide lena river stops the line just short of the city, but in winter when the river is frozen, vehicles take passengers a short distance from the end of the line to yakutsk, and in summer there are ferries. back here in europe, bethany hughes wants to know: dubrovnik and budget used to go well together in the same sentence. but croatia's most beautiful city is now very firmly on the tourist trail. as a result, prices for everything from coffee to souvenirs have soared, and finding bargains is challenging. for eating, drinking, chilling and quite possibly sleeping, i urge you to consider taftat, a 40 minute boat ride from dubrovnik. this spectacular town was once a roman colony, great outpost, and is now a backwater without the crowds at high prices of dubrovnik. edward geary has a romantic plan for 2020: hello, edward, and thank you for your question. to

now there was nobody called carly in the northern hemisphere until a certain australia came along in the 1980s we are influenced by popular culture in many ways including sometimes naming children and can you guess what name is getting popular today it's good way to in honor of that heroine of climate activism who is waking the world up and telling off grown ups to tune. how do you. 6 swedish crime activist court to merck is an icon she kept some people's nerves but she is talked about and that makes her a major inspiration for. expectant mothers in germany for example commission survey carried out by doggie indicates there will soon be a lot small grettir's on the block 2 percent of those asked said they were planning to name their female child. for one in 5 of those swedish teenager is the reason. young parents usually choose names that they know from films or television from pop culture were not always but this is a definite fact and the better educated the couple the greater the chance the child . could get. out dad you know among older academic couples the name was already popul

they cover the regions of europe, asia-pacific, africa, near east asia and the northern hemisphere. at these centers they aim to support defense, strategy objectives and policy prioriti priorities. they are pretty unique academic forums as well aso to foster strong international networks of international but security leaders. this will give you a basic comparison of what we are talking about here specifics. the asia-pacific center for security studies is actually fully entitled the daniel k [inaudible] asia pacific academic study. it was established in hawaii in 1995 but it's a dod institution that provides a forum where current and future military and civilian leaders from the end of pacific gather to address regional and global security issues and enhance security cooperation through programs of executive education, professional exchange and building relationships ofdi trut and confidence. currently over 30 countries sent participants to engage and learn and build those relationships. the ted stevens arctic security study sensor which is what we seek to namee this arctic center wi

created in 2017 germany exported 24.3. 1000000 tons of it's trash the industrialized nations of northern hemisphere produce the most c o 2 but they haven't yet experienced the devastating effects of climate change by those in the solve but digital solutions can help those hardest hit. and rivers where once found there is now only arid desert. climate change is already a reality in east africa and it's endangering the livelihoods of herders in the region. if there's no water there herds die after a scout is an app which helps africa's herders track down increasingly rare sources of water using the latest satellite data. climate change is also affecting africa's farmers extreme weather such as long periods of drought in. causing damage like they've never seen before. that's where the agric sap comes in and helps farmers recognise pests and plant diseases early so they can save their crops the app uses a so every time it's used its database expands and it's prognoses improve. in south america the destruction of the rain forest is a major problem now a digital warning system should help brazilian envir

fascinating story that now with winter approaching here in the northern hemisphere and the night sky i think cold of this is the most difficult time of year for homeless people at the moment in a church here in berlin that's a very moving exhibition of photos featuring people with most of us a blind eye but not the photographer the burra rupert. remember i meet with people who have become invisible people on the margins of society in. basic essential things were taken away from them there aren't really seen anymore in fact they're not seen at all. back. then based photography has been taken photos of homeless people for 10 years her latest works are currently on show in a church in berlin and an exhibition called no space and counters with people without a home. it's important to me that you see the person and the human with his story with us when he bends and that you show and meet the people in a dignified way. takes photos all over berlin and disadvantaged areas but also of people sleeping out in the open at the chance to reach the people she's photographed get their portrait as a

well for some people here in the northern hemisphere the start of winter season means more than just having to face i see weather hearty muscovites like to celebrate those subzero temperatures with a bit of a spin on the ice and they'll be huge a rink to skate on it is the largest in europe measuring more than $20000.00 square metres the rink is designed to be used as a kind of slippery foot whiling skaters to explore different parts of the park while enjoying music and some freezing fun. you're watching the news live from berlin and more news coming up at the top of the hour. it doesn't leave us out there by i don't know it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about why for i don't do this because we can't stay home and it's way into. the play that. closely global news that matters d.w. made for mines. show head to our feelings this is the new balls speaking welcome to the show with yet ya high end concert.

for some people here in the northern hemisphere the start of winter season means more than just having to face icy weather some hearty muscovites are taking a spin in subzero temperatures on europe's largest rink and it's not a typical rink the unique layout lets skaters zip through park while listening to music and soaking in some holiday cheer. coming up after the break it's the bonus legal with nick mechanic on match day 12 union berlin battled mention gladbach who have been the league's surprise leaders for several weeks now but the berliners are also good for a surprise at home find out what happened and much more on the ballistic i this is live from berlin up next is the bonus to go with nick mckenna client you can find more news and headlines 247 on our website at www dot com i'm mommy and he says thanks for watching. welcome to the what is the game here if we can talk about it. so you know what. we. should tell our feelings this is new ball speaking when i come to the show with yet ya high end concert.

well for some people here in the northern hemisphere the start of winter season means more than just having to face i see whether some hardy muscovites are taking a spin in subzero temperatures and europe's largest rink as the typical eyes drink the unique away outlets zip through a park a listening to music and soaking in a bit of a with a cheap. this is the news live from berlin and up next is shifts and we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour thanks for watching. i'm secure in the volume or that's hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. new smugglers would lie and say. what's your story. 'd and what numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part.

first, though, as winter gets a grip on the northern hemisphere, the world's oldest city in north—east a new railway line connects the city to the rest of the russian rail network... almost. the wide river stops the line just short of the city, but in winter, when the river is frozen, vehicles take passengers a short distance from the end of the line, and in summer, there are fairies. back here in europe, better news want to know... dubrovnik and budget used to go well together in the same sentence, but croatia's most beautiful city is now very firmly on the tourist trail. as a result of prices for everything from coffee to souvenirs have soared and finding bargains is challenging. or eating, and finding bargains is challenging. oreating, drinking, and finding bargains is challenging. or eating, drinking, chilling and quite possibly sleeping, i urge you to consider the spectacular 45 minute boat ride from the old harbour in dubrovnik. this ancient town was once a greek outpost, a roman colony, and is now a backwater without the crowds and the higher prices of dubrovnik. edward has a ro

15th of november, and i'll get out of the way and watch the rain accumulate across the western northern hemispherevember 15th. see the date up there? all the colors show you rain. if it's light green, that's rain, if it's purple that's heavy rain happening over the pacific or the middle of the country. look at the donut hole we're stuck in. it's not unusual to see this. let's not forget that's a desert in nevada and utah. but we should be getting at least something at this point in the season, and for the next week and a half we're not getting a thing. at least according to that model. certainly not in the next seven days. mid-80s and sunny. all right back over to you. >>> the raiders kicking off this thursday night, but the head coach is not happy. and hold everything, the warriors might actually be fun to watch thanks to that man. we'll tell you why next. it takes a village to raise a child. to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and n

and we want northern hemisphere rugby to do well as well, and the fact that this is another world cupr southern hemisphere team is a bitter pill to swallow. but amazing, because it is the first final in asia, and ending at the japanese fans behind you, well this tournament has spread enthusiasm and encouragement to kids to play there? rugby is very big here, a minority sport, behind baseball and soccer, but rugby has a big tradition in japan, baseball and soccer, but rugby has a big tradition injapan, this is a great rugby stadium, i have seen several youngsters play rugby over the last couple of weeks. next year, the last couple of weeks. next year, the olympics are injapan and rugby sevensis the olympics are injapan and rugby sevens is a big part of that, for both men and women, and the people who run royal trophy are keen to push different forms of the game in different parts of the world. and here in asia, the hong kong sevens are an annual fixture that has been going every year, and japan is wanting to spread rugby throughout asia. also in parts of africa, kenya is very good at r

things in the northern hemisphere are looking a little dicey these days and i was hoping you could teachth if things go south. as an american, i like food so let's put neferg my mouth. what are we looking at? >> it's a white bread-based dish. >> stephen: okay. >> pay put in there a thing we call tin spaghetti. >> stephen: tin spaghetti? so this is spa get nea can? >> it's really good. >> stephen: is this the result of some sort of world war ii surplus spaghetti? >> no, it's like italian food. >> stephen: that you had to do something to get rid of. >> it's an italian-new zealand treaty. >> stephen: so your greatest chefs are just as skilled as my college sophomore roommate. this looks like a pop-tart filled with sadness. this is-- >> no, no, no. >> stephen: okay. >> this is a classic sausage sizzle opportunity. >> stephen: again, white bread. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: you have not achieved bun technol. >> we don't do buns, no. do you have sausage sizzles? >> stephen: when i was younger, i needed the money. ( laughter ) that is what? >> this is vegimite, or marmite on toast. >> this is anothe

new zealand but still very popular when the feeling is that it might be slightly more in the northern hemisphere as it is south africa's all conquering reputation are riding home after their world cup triumph in japan the scored a set to go on a 5 day victory tour around their country some of the players are now back in johannesburg safely she became the 1st black outs in some if the trophy after that win over england on saturday he though is due to arrive on a lighter flight in south africa 1st won the title in 1995 there was just one black player in the lineup clichy saying he now hopes this squad can truly be described as a national. while our correspondents are made a mill is life or is in johannesburg for me was sort of reaction can assume expect some victory so. well that is the reaction from the our tom boy it would deserve to lose anything to go by the big great excitement was the springboks take that world across johannesburg cape town durban also important didn't want to lose the big way the captain of the team see a police chief is from now at the moment are some of the team members w

increased floods and droughts in the northern hemisphere, the southern hemisphere, and the modeling ofal-time basis becomes -- so social metter manage -- you can better manage it. if we do not do that, then i think we are in a very dangerous place. shery: while we are seeing those natural disasters, tell us about the availability of financing the agriculture market. the problem with sara: financing and insurance in the market is financingblem with and insurance in the market is -- it is entirely backed by government. in europe, it is backed by government. in most other parts of the world, the agricultural sector is significantly lower than where it needs to be an financing agricultural -- is really difficult. data becomes an enabler to starting to change the sector. one of the big things we need to rethink given the current environment is whether the architecture -- needs to look like for the next 100 years. haidi: the trump administration giving billions of dollars of aid to u.s. farmers. we continue to see the u.s.-china trade war. how badly affected has agriculture in the u.s. been?

it's like a roller coaster and is continuous around the northern and southern hemisphere .e patterns. this high we would normally shift over a couple days and we would come in with the low-end a cooldown. it's not happening, this high is stuck here. it's going to block position. what's happening here will also stick around, but what is happening on the east coast, if you're getting rain you'll keep getting rain because there pattern is stuck to. 76 in santa rosa tomorrow, 80 in brentwood, 80 and antioch and then 74 in san jose. tomorrow is thursday already, it's going to be a nice day. we will look for temperatures just like this. there will be a little bit of fog on the coast chemical in the city as well. is the five-day forecast. >>> signs of the holidays are starting to pop up already in san francisco. the ice rink at union square open today. this morning professionals took to ice for the season's first skate. they make it look so good, don't they? tickets and skate rentals are $18 for adults and $13 for children. the rink is open daily from 10 am to 11:30 pm through jan