and another sees link, some of the used climate monitor, i'll say is the northern hemisphere experienced. it's hot this summer on record, underscoring the need for action on time to change the british strategy, welcome ukraine's president. one of the main, as an ascii has arrived in germany, where he's set to hold adults with johnston. and i felt savanski is also attending a meeting of ukraine's west and back as different specials from some 50 countries have gathered. a drum stein air base for adults being hosted by us defense secretary, lloyd austin. the meeting is expected to focus on ukraine's and defense needs. so lensky again made the case, continuing to aid his nation's effort to drive russia of ukrainian lands. we do want to and these were, we want peace, we want to save our people testable, our country, and it is puts in who doesn't want to piece. and he's a disease which territorial conquests. she wants our see this or the ruins that's remain of them. and that is why we need says, we need to force russia to seek this. we need to make rush as it is, and even rush the soldier, thi

the annual climate monitor says summer 2024 has been the hottest on record in the northern hemisphere . climate experts say the spring of record temperatures show just how urgent it is to reduce emissions and prevent future summers from becoming even hotter. as night falls look begins on this vineyard in croatia. they are harvesting the grapes in the darkness to avoid the blistering daytime heat. increasing summit temperatures have disrupted their entire schedule. bol over going to know better, but because of the sweltering and also unusually boom with the that pervaded the whole agricultural year. this is how this was undoubtedly 3 for the now, if not 4 weeks earlier, there was a whole month earlier than usual. awkward on imbedded them in neighboring serbia, the woman temperatures of also forced corn farmers to start the harvest a month on the scorched us and punch rivers at the results of the hottest august on record. here. a pattern that is playing out across the northern hemisphere, manifesting in climate catastrophes from wild fires increase to drought in italy. a climate scienti

warm currents, therefore the climate in the southern hemisphere is very different from the northern hemisphere, it is a foreign hemisphere for us, of course it requires a different approach, and since we rarely go there and rarely fly, for us it is very difficult section. we managed to successfully complete the fifty-third high-fat polar expedition in 2007, when we flew from south... america to the drake passage under our own power and reached the point of the south pole. wait, this is some, this is a very, very quiet, sweet story, to pass the drake passage, how much is it, how many miles? the drake passage is clear water, more than 1.0 km. i, larisa guzeeva, this is let's get married. good afternoon. today the grooms, sergey! denis and evgeniy, and our bride is olga. olga is 31 years old, in the past a civil engineer, recently a breeder of decorative chickens, lives in the village of letova, ryazan region, is fond of interior design, is proud of the fact that she is handy and multitasking, dreams of building an innovative chicken coop, warns that she will never move to live in the city. olga

a pattern that is playing out across the northern hemisphere, manifesting in climate catastrophes from wild fires increase to drought in italy. a climate scientist say the climbing temperatures can no longer be post office of fluke. but the a seeing is not a, it's not just a random fluctuation, it's not another tea of climate that may be due to a strange combination of one of the manufacturer to the effect, the excitement of this planet. but he's really there is that this proportional effect that is induced by this long term, much of nation, of peanuts guessing delta x. that's a cooling, small global action to tackle the causes of mind made climate change. if the whole temperature has continue, 2020 full could support us last year as the what just yet, since records begun, the football great christiana, rinaldo has scored his 900 career goal. the 1st man to reach the milestone ever in official matches for club and country united his 900 gold before a home crowned in lisbon, portugal b croatia and a nation's weak match on thursday 39 year old sally includes a 131 international goals the

the northern hemisphere experience, but it's hot this summer on record, underscoring the need for action on fire, manage the barrier strategy, welcome ukraine's president of domains. the landscape is in germany today, where he's set to hold talks with johnson. the olaf schultz so landscape is also attending a meeting of ukraine's western back of defense officials from some 50 countries are gathering at drunk stein, a base for adults being hosted by us defense. secretary, lloyd austin. the meeting is expected to focus on ukraine's defense needs. savanski has been calling on western allies to allow keith to use their weapons to attack targets inside russia. the request of sticking on new agency following deadly russian attacks on cities across you, print rushes in. results have reach havoc and ukraine in recent days. hundreds of people have been injured or killed. the ramped up attacks underscoring ukraine's please for help. will be as cool as he's good. we keep telling everyone in the world who has the power to stop the stair. the air defense systems and missiles are needed in ukraine or

plus another says link summer, the european union's climate monitor says the northern hemisphere is experienced, it's hot as summer on record. the i break off is good to have you with this on this friday. we begin in 10 year we're at least 17 children have died after a fire swept through a boarding school around 70 children are unaccounted for after the blaze in the very county summer thought to have been taken in by local residents and officials are asking them to come forward and investigation has been launched into the cause of the fire of the parents gathered outside the primary school the morning after a fire killed sleeping students. many still don't know if the children made it out of the dormitory, alive, and described waiting for news as tall chest fire fights a struggle to reach the school. after brain turned the roads around it into mode local, residential life to try and rescue the children from the blaze. leo and know what to what we saw several children in there that had been burnt. i was just lucky to save one of them, but i heard that he later died. it was a very troubling and s

some of the used climate monitor, i'll say, is the northern hemisphere experienced it's hot this summer on record, underscoring the need for action on 5 of change the . i'm going to expand it to welcome you, prince, president of domains and ask you has arrived in germany, where he's set to hold talks with johns. the old i've chose. savanski is also attending a meeting of ukraine's western back of defense officials from some 50 countries have gathered at rome. stein, air base, adults being hosted by us defense secretary, lloyd austin. the meeting is expected to focus on ukraine's air defense needs. so that's key again. we have the carriers for continuing to aid his nation's effort to drive russia off, few premium lands. we do want to and these were, we want peace. we want to save our people testable, our country. and it is puts in who doesn't want to piece. and he's a disease with territorial congress. she wants our see this or the ruins that's remain of them. and that is why we need stress. we need to force russia to see this. we need to make rush. i see this and even rush the soldier.

the use climate monitor says the northern hemisphere experienced is hottest summer on record, underscoring the need for action on climate change. plus in belgium, a retirement home gets its residence on their feet to shake off their boredom and make new much younger friends. the to i'm sorry, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. at least 17 boys between the ages of 10 and 14 have died after a fire burned through their school dormitory and kenya, thousands more has been injured with more than a 1000 seriously burned. police say they are expecting more bodies to be recovered . they have launched an investigation into the cause of school fires are not uncommon, and canyon boarding schools. some have been started by students protesting over their workload or living conditions or can use interior minister has visited the site of the fire and promised an investigation into what happens. we must find out what that establishment of the truth is. part of the closure, dakota ability process, we also want to assure members of the public and their concerns of families and communities. that

the use climate monitor says the northern hemisphere experienced it hottest summer on record, underscoring the need for action on climate change. plus a new poll here in germany shows how hardening views on migration are making one voters receptive to the far right. a f t, the hello, i'm quite richardson. thank you so much for joining us today. ukraine's president of a lot of years lensky is in germany. where he's urging allies to quote ignore red lines and to allow his country to use missiles from western backers to attack inside russia was the landscape was speaking at ramstein air base, where representatives from some 15 countries have gathered for talks being hosted by us defense secretary lloyd austin. so lensky is later set to meet privately with the german chancellor or loc sholtes. it was a lensky again appealed for more weapons to help his nation drive russia off ukrainian lands. we do want to and these were, we want peace. we want to save our people testable, our country, and it is puts in who doesn't want to piece. and he's a disease with territorial congress. she wants our see

the copernicus report shows 10 of the hottest summers in the northern hemisphere ever. all were registered in the last 10 years. according to the report of this institute, the average temperature of the world in the last 12 months is 64 hundred degrees celsius above the average it was before the industrialization of the world. 3 days ago , the japan meteorological agency also announced that the average air temperature in the last 3 months was 176 degrees celsius higher than the average recorded in the last 30 years, and that the country has witnessed its hottest summer for the second year in a row. the secretary general of the united nations recently announced that the period of global warming has passed and we have reached the global hot period. the sky is clear and sunny in most parts of our country. meteorological organization for today and tomorrow in the northern part of the country, the relative decrease in he has predicted us. greetings and respect for your presence, dear compatriots, for today on friday, the weather is calm in most parts of our country, but due

that northern hemisphere will come back up because the next part of the story is how do the temperatures change? over the next few days we'll watch four days of temperatures on here. it's going to go by quickly. the pattern i want you to watch, watch the yellows and oranges from the desert southwest each day taking us into sunday. they're able to push back on that pool of blue that's coming down from the north and drive it away and the warmth continues to build in, if we can keep that view there, so we see more where the warm air is coming up from. that will bring us into the mid-90s by sunday. we'll go straight to the seven-day forecast. the numbers for the inland microclimate make this the most dramatic. it's low 80s out there today and tomorrow, not a whole lot of change yet. by the weekend you definitely notice the warm-up, but sunday, monday, tuesday, especially monday you'll be one degree shy of 100. we're likely going to hear issuances for heat advisories. that's really how dramatic the shift is on this. doesn't last long. they seldom will once you get into this time of year in te

let's keep as much of the northern hemisphere in as we can. we will keep the temperature and let it run for now through october 1st. blue is where you have got cooler air migrating its way out of the gulf of alaska. and on the last frame a may get to like september 30th and october 1st, you can see a big pool of blue coming our way but by the time we get to the last day of this month and going into early october we are going to see a noticeable influence of very much fall-like temperatures. and a cool down. i don't see any significant storms coming our way. we will look at the seven-day forecast as well. you will see this does not last superlong. it will be like a typical summer day tomorrow. when we hit the equinox before sunrise tomorrow, we are going to have summer-like clouds. this is where we will be at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. this is what it will be like most of the day. look at the morning lows in the mid 50s for most of the day at most locations. that is where you start the day. let's bring the clouds back to let's say 2:00 in the afternoo

the in the northern hemisphere, autumn in winter are just around the corner. and some countries are seeing arise in coven 19 cases. again, we still don't know why and some patients infection causes neurological after effects like headaches, brain, fog, and fits, he or how the symptoms can best be treated. could yoga be one approach that and more in dw science show. welcome to tomorrow. today the.

every language level, learning gem and has to go in the northern hemisphere. autumn in winter are just around the corner. and some countries are seeing arise in coven 19 cases. again, we still don't know why. and some patients infection causes neurological after effects like headaches, brain fog, and fits, he or how the symptoms can best be treated. could yoga be one approach that and more in detail, but use science show. welcome to tomorrow today.

antarctica is certainly the southern hemisphere and everything that happens in the northern hemisphere, everything is the other way around, we have summer, there it is winter, we have winter, there it is summer, certainly, our northern hemisphere, i think we are lucky, we have the warm gulf stream current and that we even in... were coming to an end, it was necessary for the leading polar powers to reconsider the order of further use of our continents poles, and the poles are quite strategically important objects in ensuring the security of a large territory of our state, including, therefore, our state delegation had the goal of showing that russia is still a great polar power, our delegation... could visit this point at any time convenient for it, visited the north pole, showed the whole world that russia is still a great polar power. nikolai fyotovich, i will ask a question, it is not idle. the fact is that you, and those who taught me gave me the sky, opened for me one word or one concept, which god sees completely differently from everything. crew, there can be a multi-member crew

worked without some other stories making headlines around the world this summer as being the northern hemisphere, as office on record setting. 2024 up to be the hottest you are on record of this comes off of the record was shot to last year as a result of human goals. climate change ex. postpone that explained by the events but likely intensify creating devastating consequences for people and the planets hunter by the son of us president joe biden has pleaded guilty to federal tax evasion. charges is attorney made the surprise announcement. just as judy selection was about to begin, that means now no tried will be held by them was also convicted of gun related charges in june. police in the us state of georgia, have the rest of the father of a teenage boy accused of getting 4 people in a school shooting the father faces charges including 2nd degree murder and involuntary manslaughter, by allowing his son to possess a weapon. pardon me for the work that you bring in parliament has confirmed on visa . yeah. as you bring some new foreign minister with his appointment as part of the biggest governme

the heat of the air this summer in the northern hemisphere exceeded the previous limit with an increase year. it was recorded as the hottest summer in history. the average world temperature in the last 12 months is a whopping 64 hundred degrees celsius higher than the average temperature in the pre-industrial era. and with the flooding of the smithtown historical library in the state of new york, the officials of this library say that it may take years to restore and repair the building of the historical documents. two weeks ago, thousands of books in this library were destroyed by a flood in the area, and the copies and historical documents of this center were seriously damaged. the results of a research institute in america show that one out of every 10 homosexuals eventually commit suicide. at the same time in many. this may be the last days of 22-year-old lincoln, a boy from utah, south america. at the same time, behind his smiling face, he was ten years old, he was fighting depression and his talent showed in music. suicide news it spread in the media and among his peers. his fathe

the heat of the air this summer in the northern hemisphere exceeded the previous limit with an increaseof 66 hundred degrees celsius and this year was recorded as the hottest summer in history. the average temperature of the world in the last 12 months is 64. degrees celsius is higher than the average temperature during the pre-industrial era. and with the flood entering the smithtown historical library in the state of new york, the officials of this library say that it is possible to rebuild and repair the document restoration building. the existing history lasts for years. two weeks ago , thousands of books were destroyed in this library due to flooding in the region. and the copy and historical documents of this center were seriously damaged. the results of a research institute in the united states show that one out of every 10 homosexuals eventually commits suicide. at the same time, in many western countries, the media is still trying to promote this moral abnormality. this may be the last days of lincoln's 22-year-old son from utah, south america. at the same time that he was 10 y

the summer has been the northern hemisphere is hottest on record of setting 2024 up to be the hottest year on record. this comes after the record was shattered in 2023. as a result of human costs, climate change experts warn that extreme weather events will likely intensify, creating devastating consequences for people and the planets. at least 17 boys between the ages of 10 and 14 have died after a fire burnt through their school dormitory, and kenya thousands more has been injured with more than a 1000 seriously burned. police say they're expecting more bodies to be recovered and that they have launched an investigation into the cause. school fires are not uncommon. in canyon boarding schools. some have been started by students protesting over their workload or living conditions. dw correspondence, felix marine and i. roby has more on this story that they have fire begun to about 11 p. m. so last night, near by a fire brigade and neighbors. why the 1st respond as the wall above end. and they called for backup, which came 3 hours later in the call. and as the fire raged, some of the

whatever you listen to hard costs the in the northern hemisphere, autumn in winter are just around the corner. and some countries are seeing arise in coven 19 cases. again, we still don't know why and some patients infection causes neurological after effects, like headaches, brain, fog, and fits, he or how the symptoms can best be treated. a good yoga. the one approach that and the more in dw is science show. welcome to tomorrow. today the.

this summer in the northern hemisphere was named the hottest summer in history by registering a new quorum according to the european union climate change research organization, the heat this summer was 66 hundred degrees celsius hotter than the previous quorum recorded last year, and mexico. to protect the plant ecosystem in this country, he formed an army of trees . ladies and gentlemen, welcome to sports news welcome golden night of iranian representatives in the games . in the paris olympics, rostami in weightlifting and khostroi in weight throw moved the quorum . on the ninth day of this competition , ruhollah rostami won the gold medal in the 80 kg weight category with a weight of 242 kg, while breaking the world record . rostami had won the gold medal in the previous paralympic games. the world was his own now. i am thankful for our medals from my imams. saeed hosseinpour and shahla behrouzi raat reached the semi-finals in the qur'an and in the 20-meter kayak preliminaries for men and women. iranian representatives on saturday for they are trying to earn a badge and will face competi

it is the end of summer in the northern hemisphere and today we're going to look at the us movie industryhave had a blockbuster season. a couple of films surpassed the $1 billion mark in global ticket sales, deadpool and wolve rhine and disney sequel inside out two, but is the movie industry really bouncing back to pre—pandemic levels? and paul dergarabedian gave us his take. , ., his take. the summer movie season especially _ his take. the summer movie season especially in - his take. the summer movie season especially in the - i his take. the summer movie season especially in the - in | season especially in the — in the us and canada market would bring injust over $4 the us and canada market would bring in just over $4 billion anywhere from 4.1 to 4.5 billion. during the pandemic we saw those numbers plummet for obvious reasons with people basically unable to go out to movie theatres, and now we have seen these resurgence back and last summer we had barbheimer as we all know and that generated nearly $4.1 billion in north american box office. this summer we got off to a really slow star

according to researchers, this passage with a powerful binocular telescope from the northern hemispheren be seen this event happens on average once every 10 years and useful information for improving forecasting models it includes near-earth objects and the complexity of the solar system. researchers have developed a new and non-invasive method to diagnose and monitor blood sugar and diabetes using tone changes. scientists use artificial intelligence technology to make the speech of diabetic patients. they checked on the smartphone and found that: the increase in blood glucose level has a small but noticeable effect on the strings of the whistle, so that with the increase in blood sugar level, the tone of the voice becomes lower or thinner. while glucose monitoring methods are often invasive , this finding paves the way for the use of sound in predicting and monitoring glucose levels. china by launch. the new high-speed rail line increased its distance in this industry with the countries of the world . china has the longest high-speed rail line with more than 40,000 km. after china, jap

it's the end of summer in the northern hemisphere and today we're going to look at the us movie industrye had a blockbuster season. a couple of films surpassed the $1 billion mark in global ticket sales — deadpool and wolverine — based on marvel comic characters, and disney's sequel inside out 2. but is the movie industry really bouncing back to pre—pandemic levels? analyst paul dergarabedian gave us his take. the pre—pandemic era, the summer movie season especially in the domestic, the us and canada market, would bring in just over $4 billion anywhere between 4.1—4.5 billion. during the pandemic we saw those numbers plummet for obvious reasons with people basically unable to go out to movie theatres and now we've seen this resurgence back and of course last summer we had barb and heiner, that generally... the summer we got off to a really slow �*s start in may we had one of the lewis memorial weekend here in the us ever and that's usually a big holiday weekend, butjune came along and everything changed. starting with bad boys ride or die and inside out to that's the highest grossing ani

according to researchers, this transit can be seen from the northern hemisphere with a powerful binocular telescope. this event. on average, it happens once every 10 years the complexity of the solar system will be useful information for improving the prediction models of near-earth objects. the next part of the 2 o'clock news: determining the minimum wage for workers is an issue that is raised every year in the supreme labor council and is determined based on article 41 of the labor law . according to some experts, hand growth is marked with blue color and inflation rate with orange color in different years from 1360 to 1402 and you can see this disproportion in different years. increase the minimum annual salary should be equal to the annual inflation rate, but in contrast to some others, they believe that the salary increase is equal to the inflation rate. leads to inflation . in this program , i will talk more about this topic with experts. prepare the report my friends. see this report. we come back and start the conversation. article 41 of the labor law says. salaries and salaries o

come back home and just take a look at the map, we are looking at that gorgeous imagery of the northern hemisphereh the high resolution satellite in the last view, now we are coming in for the close-up local story and i'm going to skip these numbers ahead, all the way to tuesday. we will call her in the map, -- color in the map, let's put the numbers on here, if we look at the daytime highs, when we get to tuesday, the high temperatures are going up. so it is going to be in the low 100s. if you look at the tri-valley, 103, concord , 100. northbay valley, you will be close to 100 and look at san francisco, it is going to be extreme, at 90. we are using the high-resolution imagery and high-resolution forecast output, some of the model statistics which are overdoing the numbers a little bit above what we've got officially. so, san jose has got you at 100, when we get to this seven-day forecast for san jose, i've got you at 97. it is not that big of a difference but just the psychology of it, it stands out a lot more, san francisco, maybe more like mid-to-upper 80s but it is still a subtle difference.

america have a close competition in the field of semiconductor products. this summer in the northern hemisphere, it was named the hottest summer in history by registering the new quorum. according to the european union's climate change monitoring organization, the temperature this summer was 66 hundred degrees celsius hotter than the previous limit recorded last year. and mexico. to protect the plant ecosystem in this country, he formed an army of trees. the islamic propaganda coordination council announced that the commemoration of the martyrs of shahrivar 17 will be held tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. the people's march was destroyed by the intervention of the security forces of the pahlavi regime. the peak of the iranian people's movement in 1357, in ramadan of that year it had reached its peak and led to the holding of millions of eid al-fitr demonstrations on 13 shahrivar and the following days . at the end of the demonstration on 16th of shahrivar, the news of the gathering of people again on friday 17th of shahrivar was spread in jhaleh square, that night the meeting of the national security cou

happens just once, then that's it, then total war, the destruction of all humanity, not all, the northern hemisphere will be thoroughly devastated, as for the escalation ladder, as for... the theory of limited nuclear war, that's all that was invented by the americans at the turn of the fifties and sixties, first within the walls of the rant corporation by civilian scientists and analysts, then it was gradually extrapolated to the civilian administration in the pentagon under secretary robert mcnamara, all these doctrines of limited use, flexible use , herman kahn's escalation ladder, it was all... logic, paradoxical logic, but the fact is that when vietnam began, then at the non-nuclear vietnamese test site, all these theories of controlled escalation all went to hell. 70 years ago, at the totsky test site in the orenburg region, in an atmosphere of the strictest secrecy , the only combined arms exercises in the history of the ussr were held with the use of nuclear weapons. the terrain of this area resembled western... europe, where they would probably have to fight. under the leadership of marshal

the northern hemisphere will lose more heat than it receives from the sun.the temperature will change in central russia. tomorrow the daytime temperature in moscow will be quite june +23. on friday. all saturday in the capital it will be a little cooler, and then the metropolis will plunge into autumn, at midday +13:14, this is 2-3° below the norm of mid -september. ministers in britain come and go, and therefore do not bear any responsibility for their words, this is how maria zakharova explained the antics of the head of the british foreign ministry david lemmy, who reproached the russian leadership for... warming them up in their homeland and partially sending them overseas to the usa and canada. and in general, the theory of racism itself was invented by the british. darwin's cousin, francis galton became the founder of the so-called eugenics. pseudoscience about human breeding. to breed the ideal race, he had his own laboratory in london, where he measured the skulls of men, women and children. well, it is also known that members of the british royal fa

the heat of the air this summer in the northern hemisphere moved the previous quorum.called the hottest summer in history. the average world temperature in the last 12 months has been 1.64 degrees celsius higher than the pre-industrial average of the world. after the flood entered the smithton historical library in the state of new york, the officials of this library say reconstruction and repair of books and historical documents may take years. two weeks ago, the flood destroyed thousands of books in this library and seriously damaged the manuscripts and historical documents in this center. a fire in a school dormitory in kenya killed at least 17 students and injured 13 others. this dormitory in the center of kolenia had more than 80 students when it caught fire in the middle of the night. finally, after 7 years of waiting for the survivors of the grenfell residential tower disaster in london, the research report about this disaster was published and caused a reaction. in this incident, 72 people including 18 children died. the 1,700-page report of judge ba. in terms

the northern hemisphere will lose more heat than it receives from the sun, already the new week in mostof european russia will be cool as in autumn, warm weather with a daytime temperature of +2025 will remain only in the south of the country, in the middle latitudes in the northwest at midday it will only be +10-15, in the north it will be colder, + 5:10 and and this is how the thermometer readings will change in central russia. today, for example, in moscow will still have quite june weather, +23 during the day. on friday-saturday, the capital will become a little cooler, and then the megapolis will plunge into autumn, at midday +13-14, which is 2-3° below the norm for mid -september. that's all for me, goodbye. russians' inflation expectations are declining. roman, it is important that the central bank takes this indicator into account when making a decision about the rate. russians' inflation expectations in september fell to 12.5%. this is indicated by the results of a survey commissioned by the central bank. a similar picture is also seen for observed inflation -6% points compared

this crossing is to see the northern hemisphere with a camera telescope.s event happens once every 10 years it happens the meeting of republicans in arkansas turned into a boxing match. the commander in chief of the country's law enforcement, who went to iraq and met with the country's officials , appreciated the government of iraq's hosting of the arbaeen pilgrims, according to sardar radan, the best type of cooperation between the security and law enforcement agencies of the two countries during the arbaeen ceremony. it marked the best type of cooperation between the law enforcement and security agencies of the two countries of iran and iraq. the measures that both attracted the satisfaction of the majority of the visitors of the two countries and the significant reduction of road accidents, especially in the territory of iraq. following this, general radan, the commander of our country , started a one-day trip to baghdad . he was welcomed by the iraqi minister of interior. to be fair, this year was perhaps one of the best years in facilitating the passa

happens just once, then that's it, then total war, the destruction of all humanity, not all, the northern hemisphere, it will be thoroughly devastated, as for the escalation ladder, as for the theory of limited nuclear war, that's all that was invented by the americans at the turn of the fifties and sixties, first within the walls... repeated use of the entire available arsenal is suicide, they believed civilian analysts, so we need to make nuclear weapons more practically oriented, that is, reduce the destructive component, add some kind of escalation perspective, and thus, limiting, say, the scale of destruction in the first strike during the first strike, well, for example, take the enemy cities hostage, that is, something counterforce strike, fire from... these theories of controlled escalation all went to hell. 70 years ago at the totsk test site in the orenburg region in an atmosphere of the strictest the only combined arms exercises in the history of the ussr with the use of nuclear weapons took place in a secret area. the terrain of this area resembled western europe, where they would probab

south by 1700 km at once, ironically, just at this time, astronomical autumn will begin, the northern hemisphereose more heat than it receives from the sun, already a new week in most of... european russia will be cool as in autumn. warm weather with daytime temperature +20-25, will remain only in the south of the country. in the middle latitudes in the northwest. at midday it will be only +10-15, in the north it will be colder, +5-10. and here is how the thermometer readings will change in central russia. today, for example, in moscow there will still be quite june weather, +23 during the day. on friday-saturday in the capital it will become a little cooler, and then the metropolis will plunge into autumn, at midday +13:14 - 2-3° below the norm of mid-september. that's all for me, goodbye. fires are not leaking in lugansk narodnaya republic, we will tell you about the situation at this hour. annual inflation in russia has begun to slow down, what caused it and what forecasts do experts make. the lebanese ministry of health reported that the number of victims from gadget explosions has exceeded

then the climate of the northern hemisphere was much milder than now. long time it remained a mystery how heat-loving species survived here after the little ice age. scientists in the eighties could not give such an answer , that is, they discovered these species, described them, that's all, such an unusual phenomenon, but why they live in this particular area, they did not find the answer, that's exactly our expedition, thanks to new methods, these are primarily flood methods, then they were not so widespread, and robotic devices that were created by our scientific group, we in a short time period of time, literally in a few days, we solved this problem, the researchers scanned the entire bay water area with a robotic complex and found a zone with abnormally high temperatures in its southwestern part, at a depth of 10-15 m there were hydrothermal springs, it turned out that they not only provide additional heat, but also supply additional biogenic elements to the water column, which act as a nutrient medium for marine organisms. in addition, scientists

one of the hottest summers in the northern hemisphere ever recorded all in the last 10 years. according to the report of this institute, the average temperature of the world in the last 12 months was 1.64 hundred degrees celsius higher than the average before the industrialization of the world. 3 days ago, the japan meteorological department announced that the average temperature in the last 3 months was 17. the degree celsius was higher than the average recorded in the last 30 years and this country witnessed its hottest summer for the second year in a row. the secretary general of the united nations has recently announced that the period of global warming has passed and we have reached the global hot period. thank you for your companionship. hello we can see that we had a relatively calm atmosphere this is not stable at all, because tomorrow we have scattered rains, where in the north and south of the country , there will be showers in the caspian sea tomorrow, gilan, mazandaran, golestan , ardabil, and also north khorasan, in the afternoon, we must wait for showers. further

before we go, stargazers across the northern hemisphere were treated to a show that was out of this worldook at the harvest supermoon coincided with a partial lunar eclipse tuesday evening. the notable feature is its orange hue which radiates due to its proximity to the horizon. the moon they appear brighter and larger due to its closer than usual proximity to earth. quite an image there. thank you for watching "world news america." do stay with bbc news. ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: "usa today" calls it, "argbly the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs app lets you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it'so die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. xfinity internet. made for streaming. ♪ >> good evening. i am amna nawaz. geoff bennett is away. the f

first things first, you're looking at the perspective on the northern hemisphere so you can see helenee category 4 hurricane. you can see that beautiful circulation off the coast of florida in the gulf. we've done a lot of coverage on that. we'll do much more the next few hours, particularly when we go back to network. come back over to our side because i want to spend the next two minutes and get more specific in terms what's coming up off the pacific. there's a lot of cold air out there. you've got a lot of fall-like signatures showing up. we're really starting to transition. we haven't seen the pacific look like that much at all the last several months. now we are finally starting to see the storm track develop. we're not getting storms here. it's not like we've got significant rain coming, but we'll do the seesaw in temperatures. let's just come back here to home and get a better understanding how it's going to look as this plays out. we want to start out with the marine layer. we won't see a lot over the next 24 hours. tomorrow there won't be much marine layer when we wake up. by

in the complete forecast we'll take in the big view as we swing across the northern hemisphere here, but we've got to put some specific numbers on your part of the bay for tuesday. some of us have some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org >>> we are following some breaking news this hour, a nasty crash in oakland on westbound 580 just east of lake park avenue. there is an overturned vehicle. we are showing you all the traffic now. the chp says there are major injuries and they do believe alcohol and speed were a factor. right now there's only one lane open, but we're seeing a major traffic backup. so expect delays and avoid that area, if you can.

breaking overnight new figures now confirmed this summer was the hottest on record for the northern hemispheree western u.s. is baking under some of the hottest temperatures of the year so far, with triple digits expected today in los angeles and record highs in the northwest and the risk for wildfires also dangerously high. two teens are facing arson charges for sparking this brush fire in riverside, california, back in july, which destroyed seven homes, causing $30 million in damage. they allegedly used illegal fireworks. >> hunter biden has pleaded guilty to federal tax charges. the president's son surprised prosecutors by taking a plea deal to avoid what could have become an embarrassing trial. he could face up to 17 years in prison and more than $1 million in fines. biden issued a statement saying, when it became clear to me that prosecutors were focused not on justice but dehumanizing me for my actions during my addiction, there was only one path left for me. i will not subject my family to more pain. he'll be sentenced in december. >> former president trump will be back in court today,

let's get you to the other side of the northern hemisphere and get a closer look at us.ia let's swing around over to this side. when we look out into the pacific our story is a very different one. what we are seeing out here looks different than we've seen, it's been months. that is a big pool of cold air sitting in the gulf of alaska. you can see the spotted clouds there. that is a telltale sign it is developing isolated storms. let's not look at just the clouds, let's look at the temperature profile in the atmosphere. you see the big pool of cold air. what we do over the course of the next five days is this up and down in temperatures. and you'll see why. that cold air will keep trying , and the warmth will win out , the cold will win out, and you can see where this ends by the time we get to tuesday next week. that's a big bubble of very warm air that is winning. i will remove this so you can see him and let's come back out to the wide view. it will warm up pretty noticeably by the time we get to early next week. let's go in order. we'll start out by taking a look at

solar storms hit the northern hemisphere tonight. >> plus, the pushback governor newsom has gotten for his plan with the oil and gas industry. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. governor newsom's plan to regulate the oil and gas industries facing new pushback this time. >> from the governors of neighboring states, arizona and nevada. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a look at the letter they sent to newsom. >> you're looking at the letter. arizona's democratic governor katie hobbs and nevada's republican governor joe lombardo said california governor gavin newsom opposing his proposal calling for a special legislative session this fall to regulate california's oil and gas industry. it sums plan w

public property and people and disrupted services led to the heat of the air this summer in the northern hemisphereecorded a new quorum and was named the hottest summer in history. the copernicus institute is the climate change research organization of the european union. he announced that this summer, the heat has surpassed the previous record recorded last year with an increase of 66/100 degrees celsius. copernicus report shows. the northern ones that have been recorded so far have all been in the last 10 years. according to the report of this institute , the average temperature of the world in the last 12 months was 1.64 degrees celsius higher than the average before the industrialization of the world. 3 days ago, the japan meteorological department announced that the average air temperature in the last 3 months was 1.76 hundredths of a degree celsius higher than the average recorded in the last 30 years, and this country witnessed its hottest summer for the second consecutive year . the secretary general of the united nations recently announced that the global warming period has passed and we h

by 1,700 km at once, ironically, just at this time the astronomical autumn will begin, the northern hemispherell lose more heat than it receives from the sun, already a new week on a larger parts of european russia... will be cool as in autumn, warm weather with daytime temperatures of + 20-25, will remain only in the south of the country, in the middle latitudes in the northwest at midday it will only be + 10-15, in the north it will be colder, + 5 - 10, this is how thermometer readings will change in central russia. today, for example, in moscow, quite june weather will still remain, during the day + 2. on friday-saturday, it will become a little cooler in the capital, and then the metropolis will plunge into autumn, at midday + 13-14 - this is 2-3 ° below the norm of mid-september. me, that's all, goodbye. now a short advertisement, then we'll tell you about the inflation expectations of russians. are credit card debts attacking? i'll show you a couple of tricks: we collect all the credit card debts on one kholva, conveniently pay off 24 months, and don't forget about purchases in installme

the in the northern hemisphere, autumn in winter, are just around the corner. and some countries are seeing arise in coven 19 cases. again, we still don't know why and some patients infection causes neurological after effects like headaches, brain fog, and fits, he or how the symptoms can best be treated. could yoga be one approach that and more in detail, but use science show. welcome to tomorrow. today. here at the bush house come posted in southern gemini, psychologist, toys comment is conducting research into the benefits of yoga for people suffering from long term off to effects of a coven infection. steph, einstein mistaken punch. in the study, he's suffered from chronic fatigue since 2022. this is a few filters, but i have a range of symptoms starting with fatigue. then your route, you save enough pain, muscle pain, tinnitus, shortness of breath, tools to my lungs, a damaged autumn woods. does this bush atheist over the next 3 months? steph? einstein would regularly attend a yoga class, but 1st the research is examined overall health parameters like writ