i proposed spanish prime minister pedro sanchez he called on official ministers and business leaders to wear a tie unnecessarily. notice i don't wear a tie. this means that we can all save energy, which is why i asked all ministers and decision makers to follow suit, which thus shows. an example of how to reduce the use of air conditioning, which consumes the energy of strange europe now, how they can save electricity by turning off the backlight, escalators close saunas and swimming pools and even stock up on firewood. today, the maximum rise in the level of rivers in the zone of special attention is expected in transbaikalia, chita is there due to the rain market, water, the peak rise is already 3.5 m , the city authorities have introduced an honest mode, the evacuation of residents has begun in the chita district, 5 settlements have already been flooded, as well as 15 dacha cooperatives have flooded the amur federal highway near chita , traffic along it has been stopped. the area of ​​forest fires in russia has grown one and a half times in a day , more than 78,000 hectares are bu

and more new ways to save an unexpected decision was proposed by the prime minister of spain, pedro sanchezsiders it necessary to give up ties. so it will be easier to bear the heat. so, you can simply not turn on the air conditioners and not waste electricity. the prime minister has already conveyed a new economic initiative, yes, of his cabinet. i would like to draw your attention to the fact that i am without a tie. this means that we can all save energy. i have asked ministers and officials to do the same and i am asking the private sector. don't wear ties unnecessarily. this way we will save energy. which is so necessary for our country conference sanchez did not specify whether he proposed such austerity measures in serbia, where he met with aleksandar vučić on the issue of european integration, but discussed the situation around kosovo and food supplies, which are now also lacking due to anti-russian sanctions. well, in the meantime, gazprom kept their promise and published part of the correspondence with siemens, as well as documents on the technical condition of the turbines. at no

pedro sanchez. everything, such as footage appeared, where he would own maria begonia by the waist, and earlier the spanish press. outraged that the american leader violated protocol and hugged queen of spain true, it is worth noting that the mission itself was quite hospitable. a prototype of a modified mi-171 a3 helicopter made its first test flight. this was reported in the industrial trade. during the tests, the helicopter for 25 minutes. he flew in a circle at a speed of up to 150 km / h at an altitude of 150-300 m. during which he turned with a roll of up to 20 °, the new modification is designed to perform long flights over the sea and service offshore drilling platforms, the helicopter can accommodate up to 24 person and can fly at a distance of up to 1.000 km, in addition to transporting people and goods not 171a3. maybe e to carry out search and rescue operations, for which it is provided, the additional installation of a specialized search complex for airborne, winches and medical equipme

prime minister pedro sanchez has linked climate change to the intense heat wave gripping western europe [speaking foreign language] more than 70,000 acres -- hectares have been destroyed in the last year. that is more than double the average of the last decade. all of these fires are due to the climate emergency the planet is experiencing right now. jane:jane: in the united kingdom where high temperatures are rare, transport is being impacted. trains are being counseled in one london airport where the pavement buckled. correspondent daniela ralph has the latest. daniela: keeping cool any way possible. normal everyday life has had its challenges today. in london, some braved an open top bus tour while others coped with the intensity heat in a more traditional way. >> we have had ice pops, ice creams. we've had slushy's. we've had smoothies. we've had a few drinks. >> stay in the shade as much as we can. keep the fluids up. >> we've got a lot of water inside. we are trying to make sure they are active to go around to the cities. daniela: engineers have been fixing the runway at the airpor

in a visit to one of the worst affected areas, spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, made clear whatthought was to blame. >> i want to say that evidently, climate change kills. it kills people, kills the ecosystem, the biodiversity, and destroys the most precious goods of our society which are affected by these wildfires. . homes, businesses, and livestock. reporter:reporter: we are here in a farming area, agricultural area, near a town that is one of the worst affected parts of spain, where the wildfires have been raging for days. we have seen truly apocalyptic scenes. the flames are taking over suddenly entire areas of farmland and entire buildings filled with animals and farming equipment. people are trying to use harvesters to dig fire lines to stop the fire where it is, but it continues to rage on and take over more and more land, just using it as fuel, burning further and faster. in southwest france, firefighters were using every means at their disposal, including controlled burning, it attacked it used to clear up the buildup of flammable materials by big knighting the surroun

today, the prime minister, pedro sanchez, gave an update on the estimated toll of the ten-day heatwave to the data, more than 500 people have died as a result of very high temperatures. in addition to devastation from the fires. >> the prime minister made the comments while on the visit to the northeast of spain, an area heavily impacted by recent wildfires. this video was recorded yesterday by a local fire group driving along the road leading to the blaze. fires continue to impact five regions across spain. these images are from last night. this is the northwestern region where two large wildfires are still out of control. this is the central province, two people have died and several have been injured. thousands were evacuated from 30 to villages in the area. local government says it has been brought under control. further south, more than 2000 people were evacuated, three firefighters injured when a fire tore through parts of this province. a firefighter gave this update earlier about the situation. >> it is getting better and more under control. yesterday, they declared that the bo

called the incident on a tuck on spain's borders, blame the dance on human trafficking rings. pedro sanchez is facing a backlash from his own coalition for feeling to condemn the actions of the moroccan police. now, earlier we spoke to egyptian writer and journalists, mohammed sabrin, who commented on the role western leaders play in the migrant crisis. things a blame is actually, must be mainly is always and ends. you will be in countries who are leaning in the african countries. some party in the country are actually encouraging people to leave and some other player, you know, intervene to change that game and also, you know, make promises. so wednesday, leach, you know, the shore of the western country when discovers that, you know, they are not welcoming and they make life miserable. we should speak loudly and ask for justice for these, these people. and i think, you know, now this is this answer them or this tragedy is actually everyone is speaking about and it will be very difficult you know, to, to, to, under the carpet. but in a related story, a serbian official has confirmed, at le

around 20 people have been killed over the last 8 years. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez says more than 500 people have died as a result of the countries 10 day heat wave, which saw temperatures reach 45 degrees celsius. dozens of wild fires there have forced thousands of people to flee their homes. and officials and pakistan say at least 280 people have died in weeks of heavy rains and flooding. the national disaster management authority reported that almost 6000 homes have also been destroyed with critical infrastructure such as roads and bridges severely damaged. better and politicians run away from the singer. it has been sworn in astro long as new president. he faces the challenge of leading the country out of its worst economic and political crisis since independence from britain. some protesters say the new leader is tainted by his association with the old regime. his immediate challenge is to convince sri lankan that he is fit for the job because i am a senior faces the task of leading the country out of its economic collapse and restoring order after months of mast protest

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well , spanish prime minister pedro sanchez proposed his own way to reduce energy consumption, he calleds leaders not to wear a tie, unnecessarily, thanks to this, sanchez is considered in offices. you can turn off the air conditioners. the first in russia was opened in penza center within the framework of the russian teenagers program, it has the opportunity to communicate with peers to develop their creative talents, and dina ishmukhametova's report is a way out of crisis situations. you can play playstation games just watch movies listen to music, here you relax in the free zone of everyone from adults from problems. here, without exception, every teenager is expected, but special attention is paid to those who find themselves in a difficult life situation. till late evening. we went for a walk, because there was nothing to do very boring. and here they came here immediately began, something to do there, prepare to draw, there are a lot of opportunities and the most modern stuffing, huge projects and a game console. a room with computers workshops where you can learn professions so th

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called the incident, an attack on spain's borders and blame to death on human trafficking rings. pedro sanchez is facing a backlash from his own coalition for failing to condemn the actions of the american police. the prime minister government has no plans to take action against the ledger perpetrators of the violence. earlier we spoke a gyptian writer mohammed sabrin who commented on the roll western li display in the migrant crisis. i think the blame is actually, must be mainly is always ends. you will be in countries who are leaning in the african countries. some party in the country are actually encouraging people to leave and some other player, you know, intervene to change that game and also, you know, make promises. so wednesday, leach, you know, the shore of the western countries in discovery that you know, they are not welcoming and they make life miserable. we should speak loudly and ask for justice for these, these people. and i think, you know, now this is this answer then, or this tragedy is actually everyone is speaking about and it will be very difficult to, you know, to, to let

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west wildfires in a decade in a visit to one of the worst affected areas. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez, made clear what he thought was to blame. you said our butler, i want to say that evidently climate change kills up on it, kills people, kills the ecosystem, the bio diversity. and it also destroy the most precious goods of our society, which is affected by these wildfires, homes, businesses and livestock, airport infiniti in southwest france fire fighters were using every means at their disposal including controlled burning, a tactic use to clear out the build up of flammable materials by igniting the surrounding vegetation. and it is a matter of urgency. since tuesday, the blazes have already consumed forests in the haunt region. thousands of residents and tourists alike have been forced to move to emergency shelters. amid all this is the uncomfortable reality of the effect that these record breaking high temperatures as delegates from 40 countries gathered at the petersburg climate dialogue and berlin. the message from the host's acts now before it's too late, we mustn't one's long

and what that means is that heat related deaths may go up once again. prime minister pedro sanchez did announce that in spain, at least 500 people are estimated to have been killed from the heat wave that number. if you include portugal on, the beer in peninsula goes as high as a 1000. since the heat wave began, almost 2 weeks ago, thousands of people in greece who had to feed their homes as fires burned the athens cruiser on the slopes of mount antelli, battling flames. which are being found by strong winds. and these 15 plains and 9 helicopters, the trying to douse the fires 25 kilometers north east of the greek capital. tulsa jabari has more from drafting in greece. according to officials who we spoke to from the fire department. the main concern and the challenges they face overnight was the high winds and the changing direction of the wind, which was helping the fires continue. and this now spread to the region. just about 10 minutes drive north of here, behind the mountains, behind me of the valley. region and those flames continue as we speak because they have affecting nearly 3

run completely contrary to what we're hearing on the news from biden, from, from prime minister pedro sanchez. so, so yeah, i mean, you do have a pretty thorough rejection of the principles being espoused here, but obviously, you know, we're just not going to hear about g 7. and nato don't confuse that with democracy in the people's will because they are antithetical. gentlemen, that's all the time we have. i want to thank my guess in delmar madrid, and intense mania. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time, remember? ah, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. and number those constantly growing with him when the we're, we're banding all imports of russian oil and gas. i, i know they take a proposal with a, with regard to joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang, a a know that people when you buy a, go on up with a question given him with a forward talking to you on that technology shoul

prime minister pedro sanchez has made women's rights a central issue for his government. work is not over, and this crowd will be watching how these cases are handled. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. the us presidentjoe biden is starting his first trip to the middle east since taking office. as our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, reports, his visit looks set to show how peace between the two sides seems as far off as ever. forjoe biden's first visit to the holy land as president, the red carpet is being rolled out. he wants to straighten out us relations in the region. he has been coming here for five decades. but a lot has changed. in israel, the us backed formula for making peace with the palestinians now gets little attention.— the palestinians now gets little attention. when we hear the american _ little attention. when we hear the american administration l the american administration including the president saying a two state solution, everyone makes a kind of smile, what solution? it is completely off the table here in israel. but different — the table here in i

has more form one of the worst affected areas and the more a province in spain. prime minister pedro sanchez did announce that in spain, at least 500 people are estimated to have been killed from the heat wave. that number, if you include portugal on the iberian peninsula, goes as high as a 1000 since the heat wave began almost 2 weeks ago. and with high temperatures, returning not only is there a risk of more people succumbing to those temperatures, but also that wildfires could reignite, could restart and could continue to spread once again. and for the people that are operating out of this mobile command center. that will mean once again, fire teams being forced to go into the fray. sir lancaster parliament is elected ronald vick from a singer as the new president. he was serving as interim leader after protests over an economic crisis force go to buy a raja park. so out of office, but he's unpopular with protests, is to see him as part of a government responsible for for lancaster economic problems. italian prime minister maria draggy has told the senate he's prepared to stay on despite

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spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, says more than 500 people have died as a result of the country's0 day heat wave, which saw temperatures reached 45 degrees celsius. wildfires there have forced thousands to flee their homes. officials in pakistan say at least 280 people have died in weeks of heavy rain and flooding. the national disaster management authority reported almost 6000 homes have also been destroyed, with critical infrastructure, such as roads and bridges, severely damaged. veteran politician -- a veteran politician has been sworn in as sri lanka's new president, facing the chalenge of leading the country out of its worst economic and political crisis since independence from britain. some protesters say the new leader is tainted by his association with the old regime. >> his immediate challenge is to convince sri lankans he is fit for the job. he faces the task of leading the country out of its crisis. but many are skeptical. they see him as an ally of his predecessor. >> what the country needs is a total system change. we want to get rid of these corrupted politicians so

pedro sanchez, spain wants to double its military spending in the next few years.paniards doubt the necessity of the existence of this organization. i believe that this summit is held only to maintain the image organizations. it's just marketing first russian-ukrainian. everything that the newspapers report, radio and television, is one continuous propaganda in many western countries censorship has been introduced, but if in france and germany there is still some kind of freedom in the press, then in spain 99% of the media submit the same information, which is the local population, however, and here there are people who read and have not forgotten what should have been done in yugoslavia, libya and other countries. they question the true goals of the alliance until spain lost the option and could change the course of the country, however, the protracted political crisis and other pressing issues like rising electricity prices, gasoline and food products are a challenge. at present, the current spanish government has big plans for further cooperation with the allian

energy in the midst of rising global energy prices and record heat waves sweeping parts of europe, pedro sanchezl by being less formal. perhaps to cut the need for air-conditioning. here he is. >> translator: i would like you all to note that i'm not wearing a tie. this means we can all save from an energy point of view. and i have asked ministers, all public officials and i would like to ask the private sector, too, if they haven't already done so, not to wear a tie when it isn't necessary because that way we will be tackling energy saving that is so important in our country. >> in addition to urging more casual wear, the prime minister also said his government would introduce emergency measures next week to improve spain's energy and efficiency. >>> we're still waiting to hear whether anyone has won friday's mega millions drawing here in the u.s. mega, it truly is the top prize is $1.28 billion. so if you take the prize in a single payment, as opposed to spreading out over three decades, the jackpot drops to almost $750 million. that's before taxes. still it's the second largest payout in the

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and what that means is that heat related deaths may go up once again. prime minister pedro sanchez did announce that in spain, at least 500 people are estimated to have been killed from the heat wave that number. if you include portugal on, the beer in peninsula goes as high as a 1000. since the heat wave began, almost 2 weeks ago, the thousands of people in greece have had to flee their homes as far as burnett. athens cruise on the slopes of mountain tele battling flames, which are being found by strong winds. at least 15 plains and 9 helicopters are trying to douse the blaze. 25 kilometers northeast of the great capital don't such a battery has more from traffic. according to officials who we spoke to from the fire department, the main concern and the challenges they face overnight was the high winds and the changing direction of the wind, which was helping the fires continue. and this now spread to the region. just about 10 minutes drive north of here behind the mountains, behind me of the delhi region. and those flames continue as we speak because they have affecting nearly 30000 r

and what that means is that heat related deaths may go up once again. prime minister pedro sanchez did announce that in spain, at least 500 people are estimated to have been killed from the heat wave. that number, if you include portugal on the iberian peninsula, goes as high as a 1000 since the heat wave began almost 2 weeks ago. and with high temperatures, returning not only is there a risk of more people succumbing to those temperatures, but also that wildfires could reignite, could restart and could continue to spread once again. and for the people that are operating out of this mobile command center. that will mean once again, fire teams being forced to go into the fray. zayna many thank same bas ravi there, and the more i, one of the worst affected areas in spain. now thousands of people in greece have had to flee their homes as fires burning athens cruise or on the slopes of mount antelli battling flames, which are being found by strong winds. at least 15 plains and 9 helicopters, the trying to douse the fires 25 kilometers north east of the greek capital. also, jabari has more

could be difficult when to spain's prime minister has come up with an unusual way to save energy. pedro sanchez is urging office work is to ditch the ties. he says if people feel more comfortable, bell use less air conditioning. spain is set to adopt a series of energy saving measures from monday as the book tries to become less reliance on the russian gas study i gave you, then i'd like you all to know that i'm not wearing a high. so this means we can all say from an energy point of view, and i've asked ministers all public officials. and i would like to ask the private sector to that they haven't already done so, you know, not to where it's all. i mean, it isn't necessary, because that way we will be confronting the energy saving that is so important in our country. and before we enter the bank, we have some news out of washington, d. c. u. s. president joe biden has again tested positive for cove at 19. he is experiencing no symptoms and feels quite well according to a statement by the white house physician. but i had tested positive for the virus 9 days ago. all right, support is coming up

the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez came up with it, he seriously suggested that his colleagueser of this level, it seems. no. i want you to notice that i didn't find the tie. this means that we can all save energy. i have asked ministers and civil servants i would also like to ask the private sector about this, if this is not necessary, do not wear a tie from the hungarian prime minister viktor orbán, who called the european gas savings plan useless and impossible recipes. noah, the country is trying to buy an additional 700 billion cubic meters of gas from russia, but in case brussels still forces budapest to abandon cheap and convenient fuel. the official ordered the storage of firewood was prohibited in his island, and the forestry should prepare a plan to increase production. the task was also given to start the production of stoves and cats in order to replace gas heating if possible. we have already done a lot and these works will bring results. if not tomorrow, then the day after tomorrow, the poles have staked on coal. true, in the case of a cold winter. it won't be eno

today the country's prime minister pedros sanchez gave a sobering update on the estimated toll of theas a result of very high temperatures, in addition to devastation from the fires. the prime minister made the comments on a visit to the north—east of spain, one of the areas that has been impacted by the recent wildfires. this video was recorded just yesterday by a local wildfire crew driving along a road leading to the blaze. they continue to impact five regions of spain, these photos were from gully cr, where wildfires still raged out of control. —— galicia. furthersouth, more than 2000 people were evacuated, and three firefighters were injured, when a fire tore through parts of the province. the when a fire tore through parts of the province-— when a fire tore through parts of the province. the fire that we had three days _ the province. the fire that we had three days ago. — the province. the fire that we had three days ago, it _ the province. the fire that we had three days ago, it has _ the province. the fire that we had three days ago, it has been - the province. the fire that

people are known to have died, one was a fireman who died last night and spain's prime minister pedro sanchezer that he extended his condolences to the family and he also thanked everybody who was fighting the fires in these difficult conditions. the second death was a shepherd who died apparently because he had ignored warnings to go out into the burn areas and his body has now been found. indie areas and his body has now been found. ~ ., areas and his body has now been found. ~ . ., ., ,, found. we have heard from spain, france and — found. we have heard from spain, france and now— found. we have heard from spain, france and now we _ found. we have heard from spain, france and now we turn _ found. we have heard from spain, france and now we turn to - france and now we turn to portugal where temperatures have dropped over the weekend, but more than 1000 firefighters are still battling nine fires in the central and northern regions. were going to speak to allison robert who is live in lisbon. bring us up—to—date on the fires in the scale. lisbon. bring us up-to-date on the fires in the scale.

invented spanish prime minister pedro sanchez, in all seriousness , suggested that his colleagues take european leader of this level, it seems that he does not have a boner. i want you to notice that i didn't find the tie. this means that we can all save energy. i asked the ministers and civil servants i would also like to ask the private sector about this, if it is not necessary, do not wear a tie from the hungarian prime minister viktor orban, who called the european gas savings plan useless and impossible recipes. noah, the country is trying to buy an additional 700 billion cubic meters of gas from russia, but in case brussels still forces budapest to abandon cheap and convenient fuel. the official has ordered that hoarding firewood has been banned on his island, and the forestry must prepare a plan to increase production. the task was also given to start the production of stoves and cats in order to replace gas heating if possible. we have already done a lot and these works will bring results. if not tomorrow the day after tomorrow, the poles made a bet on coal. true, in the case o