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that was doctor robbie mallet joining me from that article.your smartphone or tablet. thanks for watching. moving into the midlands and you can see on the satellite picture, this clump of cloud here, storm clouds drifting in from the warm south and then i think later on today we'll see another round of storm, possibly reaching southeastern areas. this what it looks like around the middle of the afternoon, the thundery rain moving to the north of wales, into its anglia. the risk of thunder and lightning continues through this evening, and overnight, in fact we see this next area of storming us affecting the southeast and actually there will be plenty of clout and outbreaks of rain in other parts of the countries as well. western parts of scotland, too. with the air coming in from the south, it's a mild light, 16 celsius in the south. and then monday is that transition day, cold fronts couple of them crossing the country, by definition the air is relatively speaking is colder behind the weather front, it's this westerly push of atlantic air. beh

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plus i'm seeing bus robbie and ukraine suit me, region on the border with russia. we're isolated community se civilian targets are coming under attack on a near daily basis. the beginning of coverage and the flood ravaged east and the libyan city of done up that 8900 buildings that had been destroyed un says around 46000 people have been displaced is fed up to 20000. could be dead. by the time that reports from tripoli now, it's been a week since the eastern live in city of done the changed forever. those who know me like wave of water that goes down. this valley has left a deep scar on the city. its people and in the hearts of the nation of those will survive the floods are trying to process this your loss while recovering. what remains? still wondering if their loved ones are alive or dead and 100 bucks up. thank god for getting this patients. i'm sitting in the area trying to clean it. i'm trying to verify who's missing. i'm trying to and this time the current situation. i didn't leave. thousands are dead. thousands more are missing. dozens of local and internat

we taking key areas in the den, yet screeching as trying to understand this better with zane bus. robbie, who joins us now live from the ukrainian capital. keep zane as we get increment the information about a village that has been captured or that she has been lost. it's hard sometimes to understand how significant or not it might be put the capture of and drift in context. for us please, it will increment will lose the right word when it comes to this counter offensive. and every incremental move forward for the ukrainians is seen as a significant success at the moment. now in threescore is just south of the north. if you'll remember, buttonwood fell just about a month before the counter offensive began in may earlier this year. and it was one of the bloodiest, if not the bloody as battle in the war so far. so the capturing of underscore is certainly something that they will see as a positive sign in terms of moving forward to try to retake best most of the military confirms that the active operation to take back on the risk of lasted for several days. they say they inflicted significa

confronted in several of missing full costs of predicting more rain in the coming days, same bus robbie as the details. in the reports, video, photos, cars are washed away like bits of debris, heavy rainfall and floods. our battery, a region emerging from the european union's largest wildfire just on extreme weather patterns. the brief prime minister says have become the know, the i think everyone realizes there are certain with a phenomenon that are beyond our capacity to handle, no matter how many flight prevention tools we have when an unprecedented volume of water falls, which happens everywhere in the world we will unfortunately have flooding. i am hoping that me to, i was just on the right, but we know we'll be facing some difficult hours at emergency services or spread thin and over. well, survivors are becoming desperate. nobody key have any part. we called the fire department, the municipalities, the pre fixture. there is no one cause of already been switched into the c. we will move on to date. we have been talking to emergency services and the fire department since morning an

earlier, i spoke to climate ice scientist robbie mallett.rctica. —— cic. sea ice is really the linchpin of so many systems in antarctica. the ecology is one really big thing, so a lot of birds like penguins depend on it, but also microorganisms like phytoplankton and krill that sustain the whole food web above them. they really rely on the light being blocked out actually by the sea ice in the summer and their timing of breeding is regulated by that. but what really worries scientists at the moment is that the sea ice around antarctica is very, very reflective to sunlight. and when it disappears, the ocean just soaks up that heat because it's a very dark surface. so, warming of the region can melt ice sheets, glaciers, things that really do contribute to sea level rise. it's mildly terrifying to hear that an area the size of egypt is the reduction we're talking about. what do you notice, just when you look out the window where you are? yeah, we've been here since march, and the sea ice has been really, really thin and very ephemeral. so as s

name is robbie. isn't keith zane. what was the target in this as well, that still is largely unclear. here, there are local media reports here in crane, suggesting that it was an oil depot or a fuel depot dedicated to use for the black c suite. what we know for certain the is that this is the 2nd day that ukraine's military has targeted sites on the crime in peninsula the russian back governor of crimea saying that instead of supposed to, we're rocket spotted russian air defenses. he said shopping down earlier in the day, you didn't warn people living on the peninsula of folding debris from russian air defense response to rocket attacks. and we are hearing reports that there is a problem of enough air rate shelters. people reported leaks clamoring for the few limited shelters, carried shelters available to people. living on the condenser, the russian back governor, calling for com, saying that people should remain calm, get to safety, as in when they can move. we're also hearing is information coming out. now, a day a

same bus robbie reports from the ukrainian border city of sunni, the leaders of russia and ukraine face to face if the un security council, historic images that may leave the world thinking there is no daylight between the 2 sides to come to some kind of negotiated stop to the war and ukraine, but here in the assuming region right at the russian border, there is an example of. busy both sides in quiet cooperation as we spent the last 2 days speaking to people arriving into ukraine via a humanitarian court door at the called the police comp, holcroft of border crossing. it's been operational since august and is a vital way for people looking to return to ukraine or get out of russia. it is only possible with mutual understanding by both ukraine and russia. one woman we met said both sides need to find a way to end the war. reopen all borders and begin to normalize relations once again. now, this may seem like a distant co, back to fighting is ongoing. most going to have are both trying to acquire more weapons from their respective allies. but the crossing itself is a small but real world

louis robbie has more from the village of a kindred disco harvesting season. in wartime, ukraine. navigating open fields near the russian border means risking land mines, an unexploded bombs always keeping one eye on the sky for drones, missiles and russian artillery. it could just be one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. would the people's lives are a priority. we only work when we know it's safe and there was no for us to learn. we take every precaution here, some of our fields a mind. there are other fields we cannot get to because the road to mind, much of the farms in sumi region are no go areas because of russian munitions left behind or ukrainian land mines place there. as a deterrent winner, russian shell hit her farm. tatiana lost 27 head of cattle. she describes unrelenting russian attacks and says to me, needs more help. let me in the bar trick version slides runs every day and watch what is happening here. these spots us an open fire. they are shooting that civilians. there's no military here and they know this, but they still open fire. dam

p live the magazines, video channel and podcast, robbie. it's great to talk to you again for joining us from new york today. so look, you prob, you analyze international relations every day. so a meeting of the world's leading countries basically to you is like christmas come early. what do you think is the most significant issue of play here? well, i think the most significant issue, if it emerges in the next couple of days, 2 things. one is a potential expansion of the g 20 to include the african union. and i think this would be a real symbol of inclusion. it is morally the correct thing to do as well. what are the g 20 to do that? i think it would be putting its money where its mouth is and trying to be more of a, a real voice of the global south as it's often tried to call itself in the last year with india as presidency. and also last year with indonesia at the home, the next 2 years, you have brazil in south africa about that's a trend. and the 2nd point i think is linked to the 1st, which is debt relief. if the gee 20 through it's so

3, and need a head for meeting with vladimir putin with offices on the agenda and dimes interest robbie lives from t where ukrainians are no doubt hoping that a deal to rearm russia as far as its own allies to send more weapons as soon as possible. also on this news, our will be live in milwaukee. the associates come to the level to find, find survivors on fridays escalating nicholas hawk india high atlas mountain. the area of with gun where aid is slow to come and villagers are taking matters in their own hands. on his full, french wills cut, when a pole, tulsa has been provisionally suspended due to a dire thing, offense if a 2nd test sample his pulse of 50 events, his plan could be found for up to 4 years. the thank you very much for joining us. we begin this news, our in eastern libya with thousands of people are dead and it goes to 10000 on missing after floods has almost completely destroyed the city of doing no more than a 1000 bodies have been recovered off times of rain comp, bath to the poor city. when to upstream dams, price destroy entire neighborhoods. buildings collapsed c

robbie mallett live from antarctica, thank you so much for your time. thanks.for the second games of the paul phase, england and japan looking to maintain their perfect start to the tournament when they face each other later on in nice. england overcame argentina in the first match in dramatic fashion following tom curry�*s red card for a dangerous tackle. 0pponents japan comfortably beat chile in their opening match and both sides are not short of confidence heading into this one. japan have a very different style to argentina, who we played last week. they move the ball a lot more and they are very impressive with how they play and the spirit and energy they play. that presents opportunities, that also presents challenges for us. translation: i understand that japan has never won i against england before. i myself have played against england twice. i especially remember the last time we were beaten and it was quite frustrating. but this time, we are very well prepared. i believe we are all set to win. world champions south africa... they cruised to victory ag

as the economic crisis robbie, just as more town and country, it's people to make their stand against the old press or for the future of their children. for some commentators are playing the stairs heading towards the the revolution of mass starvation i've been speaking to. so i'm tele, bonnie: from the tony blair and stupid i will change. i asked her if that was an accurate characterization. syria is an extreme economic difficulty. you know, the syrian pound has hit start close throughout the summer, promising to illness. $15000.00 to the dollar on the black market. so it's of depreciated threefold since its value late last year, inflation is served. search prices of goods and services are out of control. public services are competing, or almost nonexistent. in some places. the official price around $20.00 nice as low as 5 gallons of gulf coast, nearly a full month's salary for an average civil service. you know, we're seeing people carrying backpacks full of cost because of the devalue ation of the syrian economy. and then on top of all of this around 2 weeks ago, the steering presi

dr. robbie hung, dolly says recently, it's felt like a war zone. when it was you uh, faded, we simply get too many people coming at once. we don't have enough doctors and nurses to take care of everyone, so we are short of everything, the medicines and equipment on this new little money. it's more than we can manage for those whose plans are still intact. the focus is on preparation and securing a spot on a boat. the smuggler networks which stretch across the region have arrived here in fox. one smuggler is prepared to talk to us as long as we don't film his face. and it's sometimes other people when i only do the job to make money with them. and everyone wants to make lots of money home, but we take the migrants to europe. what they do next is up to them. often they'll squeeze 40 people into a small boat trip like that would earn them around $40000.00 heroes. they're not the only ones profiting. i need to ship, you know, i'm a $1000.00 people control the whole beach area. okay, so i guess some of our guys have direct connections with the retail se

at least 5 people sit fine to robbie, spins towards vehicles, and vandalized properties owned by immigrants in the city over the muscle has been after a violent small brand page through dilemma. so the group also went to often migrant on businesses ransacking everything inside the coastal town is popular with tourists, but migrants faced vs backlash, aggression towards my grandson, cypress has been building for weeks of the latest prophecies. so who did attack is in just several people. the cities, me, it is among those condemning the behavior is, i'm says, a dream criminals when both last night and then this is unacceptable. lives with frisk and property destroyed. it's unacceptable for city to be held hostage by criminals. and we know who they are here with any of the most cypress, as president, held an emergency meeting to discuss b amaris to little as president of this country. i am ashamed of what i saw last night, and i hope those responsible are same to this has nothing to do with the immigration issue. immigration is not the problem at all. refugees and migrants make up 6 percent of

night of anti immigrant violence in 2 weeks, who did attack his injured at least 5 people said 5 to robbie spins torch. the vehicles and vandalized properties on 5 immigrants in the city of lee. my soul has been after a violent small brand page through dilemma. so the group also went to optim migrant and businesses ransacking everything inside the coastal town is popular with tourist, but migraines faced vs backlash. aggression towards migrants on cyprus has been building for weeks of the latest prophecies. so who did attack is in just several people the cities may is among those condemning the behavior this i'm says, a extreme criminals when both last night and then this is unacceptable. lives with risk and property destroyed. it's unacceptable for city to be held hostage by criminals. and we know who they are here with any of the most cypress, as president held an emergency meeting to discuss the i'm risk to that as the president of this country. i am ashamed of what i saw last night, and i hope those responsible are same to this has nothing to do with the immigration issue. immigration

started 5 as nice believe your tax work. tens of thousands of women across black in america have robbie to mock international safe abortion day activist announcement team as capital binders. atlas expressed concern about their right to abortion feeling that access could be rolled back if i'm right. presidential candidates, i be a middle, i wins next month so much. russian president vladimir putin has tipped a full month voc, the most, and the greeting with canada. andre, it's russia to lead volunteer units in the war. a new crime. trasha was an aide to follow me to change things, get a precaution before the must be later station uprising against bruton in the summer, which russia did not support the red rug agency of estimated that 186000 miles of refugees arrived in southern tour since the status of the for a sleet with vast majority ends to be a huge amount of 783 percent increase on last year. that's one of the issues biggest global box office smashes where it's bobby, of course, with the audiences dressing up in think to add to the fun. the hollywood boycotts of russia following its

john: robbie, thank you very much. dive deeper into robbie's reporting with -- by going to our website, pbs.org/newshour. reporter: this week president biden faced an opening to into an impeachment inquiry in the house of representatives, and his son faced an indictment on federal gun charges. we turn now to the analysis of brooks and capehart. that's new york times columnist david brooks and jonathan capehart, associate editor for the washington post. good to see you both. jonathan, the fact that hunter biden has now been indicted by president biden after the plea deal fell apart, how will that impact the biden campaign? >> it will impact the biden campaign only as much as it is -- it is the president's son who is facing accountability unlike the person he is probably -- the president is probably going to run against, who will actually be the person in the courtroom and four jurisdictions around the country while he is also running for president. the president loves his son. i am sure this is a painful time for him pe

i spoke about this with margot robbie, it's unbelievable how much you sound like her.od at imitating people in your life? >> no, no, i don't have that natural ability at all. i mean, like when i do this kind of work, i like to kind of give it a shot, you know. i felt like she's so well known that that would be -- and she's so distinctive with her sound. i worked with this incredible woman, karla myer, here in los angeles. there should be an oscar category for dialect coaches. it's not an easy thing for me to do, and she got me to kind of understand why megyn sounds the way that she does. >> jimmy: why does she sound the way she does? [ laughter ] >> it's complicated. it took us a very, very long time to figure it out. for a good six weeks i didn't think it was going to happen. it was pretty -- but i have this dog who is kind of like my dog husband, you know. he's always just right next to me. his name is berkeley. and he's a rescue. he's always where i am, that's where he is. and so he sat with me for hundreds of hours, trying to get this sound right. >> jimmy: did he

robbie mccrorie and tommy fleetwood winning, 2—1. the 17th effectively sealing the victory and that meant europe had won all four of the morning matches, so they lead 4—0 after the morning session, and as you say, they couldn't have asked for a much better start. a, you say, they couldn't have asked for a much better start.— for a much better start. a perfect mornin: for a much better start. a perfect morning for— for a much better start. a perfect morning for europe. _ for a much better start. a perfect morning for europe. what - for a much better start. a perfect morning for europe. what about | for a much better start. a perfect i morning for europe. what about the afternoon? the four balls are under way and so far it's early days, but a bit of a tighter contest, this one. �* , y ., a bit of a tighter contest, this one. x a bit of a tighter contest, this one. ., , a bit of a tighter contest, this one. a ., one. as you say, the four balls are under way — one. as you say, the four balls are under way and _ one. as you say, the four

same as robbie has more ukraine's ministry of defense and present for a lot of years of landscape, confirming the much anticipated arrival of the us abrams tags. they say that those tanks now are in countries state of the art weaponry that they say is being moved or reinforced by the units reinforced permit for kids in the field. and they hope that this will be a key turning point, the key moments in various battlefield battlefront lines in the east and in the south ukraine, such as killed the come on, the russians, black sea, please. the missile strike last week admiral evict as a whole officer, pulled it up and killed in an attack on the feed headquarters and suffice to vote in russian controlled crime. yeah. so those are the headlines and as continues here and i'll just say are often witness statement dental watching the the how do people go all the time? i want to be doing all of us. the thing that they can do that do need to go back over to fill a search and to be helped deductibles. get the best for the the the the you don't want to have him call them call me there. go with your stuff i

same bas robbie begins our coverage of the floods across the central europe. in the greek port, city of all those cars are washed away like bits of debris. heavy rainfall and floods are battering a region emerging from the european union's largest wildfire just on extreme weather patterns. the greek prime minister says, become the no i think everyone realizes there are certain with a phenomenon that are beyond our capacity to handle, no matter how many flight prevention tools we have when an unprecedented volume of water falls, which happens everywhere in the world. we will unfortunately have flooding. i am hoping that me to all is just on the right. but we know we'll be facing some difficult hours at emergency services or spread thin and over will, survivors are becoming desperate. nobody key as a new product. we called the fire department, the municipality, the pre fixture, there is no one cause of already been swept into the sea. we will move on to date. we have been talking to emergency services and to fire departments since morning. and this completes in

my students describe a systematic campaign of 5th same bus. robbie has both in the village of kendra teeth, come harvesting season in wartime, ukraine of navigating open fields near the russian border means risking land mines and unexploded thoughts always keeping one eye on the sky for drones, missiles and russian artillery. it could just be one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. the people's lives are a priority. we only work when we know it's safe and there is no for us to learn. we take every precaution here. some of us feel the mind of the fuels we kind of get to because the road to mind of much of the farms in sumi region are no go areas because of russian munitions left behind or ukrainian land mines. place there as a deterrent winner. russian shell hit her farm. tatiana lost 27 head of cattle. she describes unrelenting russian attacks and says to me, needs more help me in the bar to version slide runs every day and watch what is happening here. the spots us an open fire. they are shooting that civilians, there's no military here and they know this, but they still open f

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please give it up for margot robbie, issa rae, kate mckinnon, america ferrera.p. that was the best entrance ever. >> felt like i was selling a car. >> vanna white. her leg was over the door. very classy. welcome back. welcome to the show, ladies. >> thank you so much. snoop it is such an incredible cast of women, and men, but last time you were here, you said you were going to learn french and banjo. have you started? >> no. my new year's resolutions got pushed aside. i am looking for a banjo teacher. >> he could teach you. he is just busy a lot. your mom was a teacher. >> my mom was a french teacher. she's got you. >> kelly: you have this covered. >> no excuses. >> kelly: i love that your mom is a teacher. my mother was a teacher as well. did you ever think about going into that field? >> me, no. we used to do take your daughter to work day. and that was fun. but kids are terrible. she taught at my younger siblings' school so they had it way worse. i had a healthy -- >> kelly: we have loved you on "snl." i have seen you so much in my household. melissa lives ne

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where a hot weather emergency is in effect, but 98 degrees hasn't stopped tourists like lee and tammy robby who came from boise to visit the national monuments. >> we stop and sit down once in a while and try to find some shade. the breeze is wonderful if you can get some. >> reporter: the heat stretches all the way from the midwest to the east coast with record-breaking temperatures across five states. people brave the temperatures at the minnesota state fair on sunday, hitting a record-tying 97 degrees, 20 degrees higher than usual. >> as i feel myself getting too hot, i just make sure we go to the shade and cool down, drink water. >> reporter: more than a thousand miles away in new jersey, some headed to the shore, hoping to find relief in the waves. >> how was the weather down at the shore? >> amazing. >> it was amazing today. it was really hot. the waves were nice. >> the waves were crashing. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, long branch, new jersey. >>> first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid-19. the white house says she's experiencing some mild symptoms and will remain a

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robbie has got the giggles now. robbie has got the giggles now. robbie has got in touch.ked. i always thought it was naff and uncool and it still is today. why do people do it? >> it's nice. it's fun . >> it's nice. it's fun. >>— >> it's nice. it's fun. >> well, you know what we've got? freddie has also got in touch and he'll explain exactly why he says i'm one of the 9.4% why. he says i'm one of the 9.4% of over 60s who smoke . and it's of over 60s who smoke. and it's one of the few joys left in life . nothing like a with a cup of tea a cold pint of tea or coffee or a cold pint of something delicious. my something delicious. it's my choice. nobody forces me. great show, as usual. well there you go. dave , he thinks it's go. and dave, he thinks it's a climate scam, so he agrees with you. >> ben . hey. hey, dave. >> ben. hey. hey, dave. >> ben. hey. hey, dave. >> says we to scrap the >> he says we need to scrap the climate change act of 2008. there you go. need to kill the whole thing . and finally on evs whole thing. and finally on evs , i'll wrap this up. yeah, claire sa

we're going to double check that with you your shop a while ago, who was in moscow for his name is robbie and key. thank you very much, julia. what have the russians said or not set about this? the whole basically, the russian side has no common sense built into that. so they come around the block, c, f leads. we're still waiting to hear from the government, me to transfer shows on the sure as well. remember ryan, to answer the fries outside calling do fleet headquarters. the russian defense ministry immediately reported one dad and then corrected it to one missing serviceman. and since that, that have been no updates on the number of casualties, we can presume that the last night, so cold retaliation strikes on the a desa pools and the desk, the hotel where the ukranian defense system had reportedly been installed. so those latest revenge strikes could indirectly confirmed the speculation about the possible top rank and casualties in the front of the headquarters at the time. it's also interesting, they got a notice of us toll spoke about the on touch to buy fund icon of a 0 or shut cold

but 98 degrees hasn't stopped tourists like lee and tammy robby, who came from boise to visit the national and sit down once in a while, try to find some shade. the breeze is wonderful if you can get in the breeze. >> reporter: the heat stretches all the way from the midwest to the east coast, with record-breaking temperatures across five states. people braved the temperatures at the minnesota state fair on sunday, hitting a record-tying 97 degrees, 20 degrees higher than usual. >> as i feel myself getting too hot, i just make sure we go to the shade and cool down, drink water. >> reporter: more than 1,000 miles away in new jersey, some headed to the shore hoping to find relief in the waves. >> how was the weather down at the shore? >> amazing. >> it was amazing today. it was really hot. the waves were nice. >> the waves were crashing. >> reporter: those powerful waves are remnants of hurricane idalia, which is far offshore now but still creating a high risk of rip currents from the jersey shore stretching all the way to virginia. >> meg oliver, thank you so much. >>> there is breaking new