parkins, for example, let's take for example, lagos, the coastal stage in the nigeria. we spoke to official staff who said the weather putting there has changed dramatically. the range this. yeah. it's taught it one month and they expected to last longer this year by 3 or 4 weeks instead of november, the res, i expected to end in december this year. so basically what we see is changing weather patterns. ups up day in the north. you also hear about how rivers are swelling and in the coastal areas, the water levels are rising high, displacing communities, taking over farmlands and other properties in the coastal regions of the south of the country. so they have been reported cases of death fixed for example, also in the north of the country in borderline state. where you see hardly see a lot of rainfall that you see in lagos, or in the south of the country. dumbo, which is not far from my degree, the capital. they have been our cases of flooding damages to at least $300.00 houses there. and of course damages to families and property. and this is coming at a time when the

conor parkin is key because options open on helping the fomc should go when it raises interest rates.he rate policy is to keep inflation under control. >> we are engaged in a very challenging exercise which is to cool the economy down to normal levels. in an effort to bring inflation under control. or that the intent of trying to cool it -- without the intent of trying to cool it so down. >> china has criticized timeworn syndicates minister to mourn shinzo abe. china's response was more muted than usual. they say it was a personal visit. hong kong has suspended nonemergency services in public hospitals as they grapple with a certainty covid cases. the latest outbreak has pushed the number of patients in public hospitals to about 1000 health officials warned that infections could climb to as high as 6000 in two weeks. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. shery: abu dhabi is set to ba asset manager -- be an asset manager. the latest. why is abu dhabi interested in this deal? >> let us loo

our sports reporterjuliette parkin has the story. girls, then across the board for all seven junior teams and senior women. one kid, one club, where everyone feels comfortable. lats women. one kid, one club, where everyone feels comfortable. lots of eo - le everyone feels comfortable. lots of people that — everyone feels comfortable. lots of people that i _ everyone feels comfortable. lots of people that i know _ everyone feels comfortable. lots of people that i know wanted - everyone feels comfortable. lots of people that i know wanted to - everyone feels comfortable. lots of people that i know wanted to play i people that i know wanted to play cricket, but they were very self—conscious about the white shirts and white trousers. as you grow up to me did get your period, and if it happens to happen while still wearing white, it might be a bit embarrassing. this still wearing white, it might be a bit embarrassing.— still wearing white, it might be a bit embarrassing. this cricket club has around _ bit embarrassing. this cricket club h

well, of course, i understand you, along with parkins, a little creepy for a person who is left alonequite alone and forever with your happiness, do not pay attention to him. mr. mckinley, no crow's cawing can stop the progress of attention. so your ticket, here's your carriage , everything is in its best form alone. you are given a dream in a colorful paradise. three centuries of uninterrupted cinema . but with underwear. so everything that is prophesied comes true, the train leaves for heaven on a happy journey. oh, how we want, how we all want not to die, namely, the earth platform, do not lose heart and do not scream, for our cries it is deaf. one of us went to heaven. he will meet god there, after all, there is, probably, god, you said hello to him, and if you forget anything, we will survive. we have a few years left, we will play smart and die as expected. so everything that is prophesied comes true, the train leaves for heaven, a happy journey. oh, how we want, how we all want not to die, to sleep. they will leave, as we are in nothing without sleep, and the sons and grandchil

it's a real pleasure to be able to introduce rob parkin. day currently an associate professor of history at binghamton university. rob is a preeminent scholar of the american revolution his pack breaking work has helped us to understand just how important race was for the american founded most recently as eric mentioned. he's the author of 13 clocks a book that we were fortunate enough to publish. and a book that is the topic of today's programming his previous book the common cause creating race and nation in the american revolution was awarded the james a rowley prize from the organization of american historians and was recognized by the association for education in journalism and mass communication. rob is currently finishing a new book titled. the heart of american darkness savagery civility and murder on the eve of the american revolution which we will be published by live right? i'm hoping that we'll hear just a bit about that provocatively titled book at some point today, but first let's settle in for a lively discussion of 13 clocks