onthere were airstrikes northern rock. -- northern iraq. iraq is asking for help in terms independence from neighbors? >> they have to make a specific request, but certainly, the prime minister has my ear. it is a very unstable part of the world. the whole ofbout the middle east. it's a very, very unstable part of the world, but we are there to help, and because of the relationship, we would certainly be willing to lend you the kind of support that you need. >> [speaking foreign language] >> definitely the turkish attacks are not accepted. on the other hand, the iraqi constitution also does not allow attack become used to any neighboring country. we are entering dialogue with turkey to rectify this situation, and i look forward to solving this problem with turkey neighbors, the turks, to understand iraq's circumstance, but once again, the iraqi constitution does not allow iraqi territory to be used two attack any neighboring country. >> i will say this -- the united states, and me in particular, has a very good relationship with turkey and

the convoy heads to northern rock on their trucks everywhere. the road is still being built but whole villages have appeared only one year after the engine fled. prefabricated houses that the government has given to buddhists moving here from other parts of the country. the settlement show that the engine land did not stay empty for long. the international community is increasingly taking a stand and denouncing the crimes against the right engine. for justice takes time. in the corridors of the palace of nations one woman is once again preparing to defend the range of cards. since 2014 yankee league has been the un special rapporteur for human rights and being marked. there's no one to provide them to. you know i'll go get some. of the. i think. mr president distinguished representatives ladies and gentleman i'm honored to once again to address you and represent you my report to this council on the situation of human rights in myanmar. i repeat the international community going to tell bangladesh they must continue their generosity indefinitely

you know we saw lehmann go belly up bear stearns went on their northern rock in the u.k. went under it started the whole stampede of 2008 we could see a just b.c. or deutsche bank go under our huge avalanche and what you're saying is no bail and this time no bailouts we're just going to cut you off completely and we're going to have backers in a 3 piece suits doing on the street joining the global insurrection against central bank occupation i think that could very well happen let's talk about the u.s. dollar for a 2nd you know it is the it is the does world reserve currency and there's a lot going on here a lot of question marks surrounding this your thoughts you know well i think what we see what we're going to see next isn't 944 style bretton woods agreement monetary renegotiation and so i think that obviously the u.s. will get a seat at the table as they did in the previous monetary negotiations and they're going to obviously try and you know keep the strength of the dollar until the dollar is not worth anything then it is still the strongest currency out in terms of

hello july ended on the heat wave for a good part of europe llosa started rocking the opposite northern europe to sing attempt to drive anything up to 10 degrees that cold front goes through and on its bottom and where it comes of against the mountains spectacular strong thunderstorms expected later on sunday maybe on monday this warmth is slowly being pushed out so vienna's dropped 10 degrees on monday belgrade sits in the war zone notice the forecast of belgrade is a slow decline after sundered and tuesday with that 28 on wednesday as thunder turns into rain south of this the showers in africa are ones to watch and i mean this is where you get tend to get clumps and they drift slowly westwards the orange tops of the heaviest of those showers sunstorm so chad nigeria we see on sunday further west and there's a mass of them over liberia drifting up towards guinea and then leaving these could develop into tropical cyclones iraq into the heart of the season in the atlantic in southern africa wind direction is all important even in the middle of winter there's not much cloud wise there are

it kind of stalls and we'll see rounds of severe weather across parts of oklahoma, northern arkansas including little rockybe getting into memphis as well, damaging winds, a couple of tornados and a lot of heavy rain because this front just sits there. so four to seven inches of rainfall in some spots. that's going to be enough certainly to do flooding so that's on our radar right now. >> this weather report sponsored by geico. one of many insurance companies that will be busy here in south louisiana this week. guys, back up to you. >> incredibly tough there. thanks again, rob, really appreciate it. >>> coming up here on "gma," nba players head back to the court. the agreements reached on promoting social justice and the overall impact on the sports world from everything that's been going on here. >>> and voice from the next generation. dr. martin luther king jr.'s granddaughter makes an impression at the march on washington. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with

northern ireland and the north of england and further south throughout the day the chance of thunderstorms on a another close and humid day. underneath the low—level clouds as well at temperature rockswards northern ireland and south—west scotland but the bulk again across the south. temperatures are knocking around the mid 20s, further north you will get to around the upper teens or so. into the start of next week the same law as driving our weather, dominating the scene across the british isles is 00:29:40,602 --> 2147483051:51:35,016 without threat of thundery showers 2147483051:51:35,016 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 moving a bit further north. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. thousands of britons in france scramble to return home before new restrictions come in to force telling them to self—isolate for 1a days we decided to try and book a ferry, cancel our holiday and come home to avoid it. i think it's very sudden. i think it could be a bit more gradual. travel isn't as reliable as it once was, i'm afraid. the virus, in particular, when it's not in our hands, overseas, is an unpredictable beast. local lockdown restrictions in pa

northern marianne. us begin, assumption, more, after about four hours of flight the borders go close to here she. ma the black rock, pathway to haunt you. eight square miles button paid for by our marinas. we make some quick changes. cutting away that selfless black crest and going into a enormous flat up. -- watch our p51's, general -- direct all sea and air rescue missions in close operation with bomber command. a last-minute briefing check just to make sure today's fighter escort knows all rescue positions. i don't align general moore's p51's are warming up for the longest fight or flight on record. seven hours on one entry. extra tanks and stamina in the cockpit. about the time our bummer wings a passenger shia, he -- takes off. scheduled to join the three and a half hours later on the shores of japan. after a rendezvous at key, to the p51's head to assembly point lead by b29's designated elves navigation ships. ahead on the last lap. reports of the controller back in guam give their flight position which is kept up to the hour on the mission board. still at low altitude the b29's are approaching the band, we'

weaken down to a tropical storm by the time it reaches little rock as we go throughout thursday evening and have power outages throughout northern louisiana and southern arkansas. seeing that storm surge moving in right now. some of our tide gauges aren't working anymore. we have heard reports of eight and nine-foot. nothing for the 15 and 20 feet but just getting landfill now and southerly strong winds along the coast to the right of that landfill. south of jennings. very rural area. not even a lot of tide gauges. hardly any homes or anything to destroy but that's where the highest levels would be and we'll find out if that surge for lake charles itself coming up shortly. remember those horrible dire projections, well, we'll see if they come true the next couple of hours. >> we hope they do not. quickly while we got you, about to go to texas with ali velshi. what do you expect in texas as we think about the gulf coast. >> i think texas and the houston area will wake up and say, wow, we got lucky with this one. even beaumont and galveston and port arthur, the map here shows beaumont max gust could be 67. you know, but that's not

research professor at northern arizona university she's also the lead coordinator of the permafrost carbon network a group set up to address the issue of carbon release from plymouth rock scene is good to have you on the show i want to start with a recent occurrence tundra fires in russia tell me what's happening there so we have seen increased fire activity in the arctic with her last year is that in particular this summer and this is because temperatures are a lot more men than they usually are and conditions are really dried which. can enhance wildfires and. increase fire activity is a problem because we saw we've already had fires in the arctic and this is nothing new but right now the fires are much larger and they're more widespread and they're much more intense and if fires are really tense they can burn through the top layer and burn through the organic material which will then degrade come across and once you have come across thawing that creates a whole other issue and will release a lot of carbon emissions to the atmosphere and that's that's what we're going to be as right. is exactly how much profits. you know face hardened produce 2 consecutive years and s

northern england, a concert site featuring social distancing. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot looks at how it's working. >> rock 'n' roll is alive the u.k. he just looks a little different in the age of covid-19. after five months of no major concerts in britain due to the pandemic, organizers and newcastle are staging but they called the world's first large-scale social he distanced music gigs. 2500 concertgoers in groups of up to five family members or friends taking in the sounds in 500 safely separated fenced in metal enclosures. all in line with british health rules. >> according to the current guidelines. >> doesn't stop there. attendees are served food and drink to their seats. they can use clean and plentiful facilities, masks and hand sanitizer all around. kicking off the concert series, local rocker sam fender who says he's happy to have a job again. organizers hope we could be a temporary way out for a global performing arts field hard-hit by coronavirus restrictions. in the u.s. alone it's estimated the concert business will lose $10 billion this year. >speak it would help around the world people take inspiration fro

rock budge bath resorts. at the resort, there was a nightly dance called the treadmill. there were both northernersand southerners. anybody know we call a southerner who helped the north? probably a tournaments loss now. scully wag. very good layering. there was a western virginia girl who one man said quote was very beautiful very attractive and more handsomely dress and then any woman at the springs. however, the girl's father quote had been a union man during the war and remain at home and made a fortune all the man in the south joined the army lost all they had. quote, the woman would have none of her and then and there are not risk their wrath. the girl became quote very lonely. one evening, when the dance was occurring, girl was on the other in the other room reading. she became aware of a brawling lease shine shoes stop before, and looking at her eyes met those of generally. he smiled, bowed and ask for her company at the nascar dance. when the dance was over and generally let her back to her seat, there was a general rush for introductions. and from that time on, the girl not only had all t

northern tanzania. used to make ornaments, it's worth a lot of money because it comes in different colours and is very rare. so what are chances you'd find three ta nzanite rocks this man, saniniu laizer — quite possibly the luckiest man ever. picking up a $2 million check from the government for his 6.3kg rock of tanzanite — his third in two months. translation: i would like to express my thanks to the government for the support they are giving us, and i ask them to continue providing us small—scale miners with capacity. once they do it, us small—scale miners are sure to get more tanzanite even bigger than this one. and he should know. injune, he found two tanzanite stones weighing 15 kilograms in total and worth a cool $3.1; million. it turned him into a millionaire rock star overnight. translation: through the tax we are paying to the government on our mining activities, this money has contributed a lot to bringing development to our community, clean waters forfamilies in maasai land. now getting enough clean water in all households. all this comes from the money we pay in tax. back injune, the miner with four wives said the money wouldn't change him. he st

rock bridge bath resorts. at the resort, there was a nightly dance called the treadmill. and there were both northerners and southerners. does anybody know what you call a southerner who helped the north? probably a term that's lost now. scallywag right here. very good, larry. there was a west virginian girl at the hotel who one man said, quote, was very beautiful and very attractive and more handsomely dressed than any man at the -- oh, than any woman at the springs. however, the girl's father, quote, had been a union man during the war and had remained at home and made a fortune while the men in the south had gone in the army and lost all they had. quote, the women would have none of her. and the men dared not risk their wrath. the girl became, quote, very lonely. one evening when the dance was occurring, the girl was on other room reading -- in the other room reading. she became aware a brilliantly shined pair of shoes that had stopped before her. and looking up her eyes met those of general lee. he smiled, bowed and asked for her company at the next dance. when the dance was over and general lee led

rock 'n' roll is alive and well in the uk. and as you noted, it just looks a little different for the folk in the northern english city of new castleetween 500 concertgoers five family member or friends taking in the sounds 500 safely separated open enclosures for they sue wert an drinks to their seats, they use clean and plentiful facilities masks and hand sanitizers all around. in strict accordance with british health concerns. the young rocker sam bender sai he is happy to have a job again. he says there's hope there coul be a way out of the global performing arts field which has been hard-hit by the virus for example the concert business in the state is set to lose $10 billion this year. take a listen. >> we all want to get back into the festivals but if we can't be , i think this is the next best thing. we help around the world, peopl take inspiration for it and we can get the music industry working again for it. >> music fans are mostly positive after the lockdown for months they are happy to be out and the beat goes on hopefully. >> think he thinking appeared nice to see you. new york city will look different this year, the

northern louisiana. the timing takes you to friday, 3:00 a.m., tomorrow morning it is near little rock as a tropical storm of louisville. we stopped it there at 2:00 a.m. saturday, and then by saoul ev >>> we turn now to some tips for shopping for produce. when is it better to buy organic? that's always a question in the store. well, a new "consumer reports" survey on pesticides and produce looked at organic and non-organic fruits and vegetables. our adrienne bankert has their findings. adrienne, do tell. >> reporter: good morning to you t.j., and good morning, everybody. we are all eating at home more, many of us aiming to eat healthier and get our kids to eat right and "consumer reports" has a warning after five years of data from the department of agriculture on the levels of pesticides on some of our favorite foods. "consumer reports" is out with a new guide this morning on pesticides that says buying fresh produce could sometimes be risky business. >> there are a number of toxic pesticides that have been associated with types of neurological problems, with types of cancer and with endocrine disruptio

northern governor but southern roots. because he was really relying on the southern senate to pass the reforms of the wilson, for which the wilson administration is known, he didn't want to rock the legislative vote. so kat said to him, make it a war measure. say that we are so respectful of women for the sacrifices they are making. and he finally waits until october 1918 when the senate is voting and they turn him down, but finally makes his plea on behalf of women. and when he's doing that, paul's in jail. >> well --th you know more about wilson. opposed suffrage because he was a sexist. not because he didn't think it necessarily worked as a southern democrat. he could have been a lot more aggressive on the issue. could have done a lot more for the issue. ultimately what changed his mind was, like, 1917 new york, suffrage, gosh, all going to vote. might as well vote for me! it was craven. it wasn't -- suddenly feeling that women deserved it. >> and the vote, november 1917, again, paul's in jail. by a margin of 100,000 votes, tammany hall chooses not even to oppose it. democratic city bosses, saloon keepers opposed suffrage thinking lady do-gooders would chan chan change --

rocked the country and the city and left at least 250,000 people homeless. thank you for taking us through that. wearing face coverings in shops and other enclosed public spaces will be compulsory in northern people have been getting back toa lot of people have been getting back to a bit of normality, northern ireland like other people has started to see a rise in the transmission of the virus again, various clusters of infections are starting to spring up so that is increasingly been concerning ministers over the last few days and la st ministers over the last few days and last night, the announcement came that they were going to push back the reopening of pubs and bars that do not serve food in northern ireland. this is the cathedral quarter in belfast, normally a very popular part of the city. you can imagine ona popular part of the city. you can imagine on a summer evening it would be pretty packed, people enjoying a drink but it's been very quiet the la st drink but it's been very quiet the last few months and the pubs and bars that do not serve food here are going to have to stay shut for a little bit longer. it was the advice of the northern ireland chief medical officer that this d

of those northern and western parts where we are expect thing a marked improvement in conditions, and the wind is still there coming down through the north sea, it has a bumpy night on the rocksouth—west of england, some of the gusts of wind on the shores a0—50 miles an hour, so please bear that in mind if you are out and about this afternoon. because the wind wherever you are essentially the north, not warm, 12-18 essentially the north, not warm, 12—18 also. at wembley the women will have at best, by the time the men finished the match, we are expecting rain through the south—east and the london area. that will be the mild spot overnight because you have the cloud and breeze but elsewhere where it is clear it will be a chilly old do tonight, temperatures well down into single figures but at least that converts into a decent day on sunday. a lot of fine unsettled weather around without ridge of high pressure, the wind is still there and early on we may find some cloud and early on we may find some cloud and rain but i think it is a more dry day but again essentially not a warm one by any means. highs of 18 degrees. another cool night from sunday and monday, bank holiday monda