as part of morocco, como parte de marruecos, lo que es el sahara. we can see that there is already a marked field towards which the candidates move. they are all with the sahara. así sobre eh dónde se mueven los candidatos, todos ellos están junto al puebloi y junto a palestina, sí me definitivamente. cause was made on the second day of the presidential campaign by the two candidates, both hassani and anuchi, and what they mention was that they will continue to support the sahari cause. they have not made such a clear statement on palestine, but it is evident that this support must continue because the campaigns also aim for social message. an algerian society supports the palestinian cause. now the truth is that by making such a... that is to say the contradiction with nato countries is very strong, but it also calls my attention that the current president of algeria has strongly raised the possibility of sending troops to gaza and has asked egypt to led algerian troops through and has even offered to build hospitals and send hundreds of doctors to

it has taken a hard line against france which has recognized western sahara as the territory of moroccowhich is ally of internationalism and occupies these lands that belong to the sahrawi people. in other words, we're facing democratic process of sovereign and independent country that will undoubtedly be successful. we hope that this time imperialism. will not come and say that it was a fraud, as it has said about other elections, as it has recently done in venezuela. es decir, los pueblos realiz sus cambios de presidente con sus propias normas. pronto, el 7 de septiembre, la república, en september 7th, the democratic republic of algeria held elections and abdul majid to was reelected president with 94.7% of the votes. algeria has historically been since its liberation from french occupation, a place where the flags of anti-olonialism and anti-imperialism have flown and given general support to solidarity, anti-colonial and social justice movements in the world. to learn a little more about the nation of algeria, which amounts to 44 million inhabitants, we will today be with... to sha

let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the sahara sahara zone of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government armed forces together with recruited extremes. this however, is not an isolated case. we understand earlier this year, particularly in july of 2024, a, an entity tied to a kind of service group attacked 1000000 military forces that also receives the health of the wagner group that was also targeted as a result of this attack. now we understand that ukraine or camp was behind this attack. we understand that the spokesperson for the ukranian intelligence confirmed to such, but it did not last long because the 4 ministry retracted that state shut off by the fact that the rebels received the necessary information that allowed them to conduct a successful operation against the russian war. criminals, the whole world has already seen this in print simple. this can be commented on. we certainly will not disclose any details, but let's say there will be a continuation. it is uh the transitional government. the

let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the sahara sahara zone of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government armed forces together with recruited extremes. well, let's learn more with all these are shape but who is not joining us here at the studio for the continuation of this breaking news. i mean, a hell of a comment right there for the russian for administer. he's go to know something, right? so basically when it comes to ukraine, okay, it's been both scenarios for years, but now p of is trying to recruit terrorists. yeah, i mean this is a high level report. again, surgery lever of senior diplomats of mine who at the very top of government knows what's going on. but just general shift around the world, talks to a lot of people, very respected. the story gala ross tells us that this is happening, it's happening. and he says that you praying in special services are actively involving radical islam. this in the conflict and you find and they'll swear, it's not an isolated case. and it comes after reports, not

let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the sahara sahara zone of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government armed forces. together with recruited extremes, surgery lever of the senior diplomats, a man who at the very top of government knows what's going on, not just in russia, around the world, talks to a lot of people, very respected. the story gala ross tells us that this is happening. it's happening and if he says that you find in special services are actively involving radical islam. this in the conflict and you find and they'll swear, it's not an isolated case. and it comes after reports, not just in russian media and mean after crocus, but there was a huge debate about who these people were now. these groups were talking about in the middle east, apparently different we believed, and the group involved in the crocus attack. we also know that the g, or, or ukrainian military intelligence were intimately involved in funding at the crocus attack and moved with tax, which i witness 1st time that the attack

let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the sahara, sahara zones of the african continent where they also carry out tears to tax and the government armed forces. together with recruited extremes. who am a serial number of the to tech, a adult and adult cabella and says k, i've had to re result to recruiting terrorists because a face is announcing the losses on the ground. the hi. since the main reason is that the is the less key and the clean an automobile running out of men. yeah, just so many of these cultures and offices end about to the ground a in recent months and things been to people to fight for them. they've started to recruit to mess others from us because the us, we have seen refugees with the trying to feed to italy and to the you. so libya to reduce the in the countries as for them to be corrupted. asylum was 1st to cut the onset along with the opinion on the, i guess the, the subsidies. so this is not the president that are on the go to spend a few the stuff of heavy losses in recent is that those say the strikes, cut it out by the shut

let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the sahara sahara zone of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government. armed forces, together with recruited extreme is retired syrian army general mohammed, a boss says ukraine's recruitment of syria and terrorist shows it's desperate about fighting russian forces and will not change the situation for key f to green guy to use for to supply the types of soldiers or the, you know, not soldiers by the who, fighting by fee money. first of all, the kinds of cruising by way of pay money, by using good i 0. she is a bro, the, the, those cheapest 3 to support them in the, in the, you pain. there is no benefits or visit rooms, they've only really got money or these eyes the, there's no way to, to change the balance of, of the, the new policy between the okay, that you as much as you put in, you know, and i sure as far as goes no way to kind of to counter them the, as i told you, the fighter for paying money, more or less calm is as russian forces are pushing the offensive in do

let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the sahara sahara zone of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government armed forces. together with recruited extreme, its former syrian ambassador to turkey, adopting adult capital on says key of had to resort to recruiting terrorist because it faces mounting losses on the ground. i think the main reason is that the is the less key and the clean and autumn we are running out of men. yeah, just so many of the soldiers and offices ended back to the ground in recent months. and they need to people to fight for them. they've started to recruit to messrs from us because the us, we have seen refugees, we're trying to feed to italy and to the you. so libya to reduce the in the countries as for them to be corrupted. asylum was 1st to cut the onset along with the claim. you know, let me, i guess, the, the subsidies. so this is not the president that are on the go to spend a on the back because getting the stuff of heavy losses in recent that those things the strikes, cut it out to

by the way, western sahara as territory of morocco, which is ally of international zionism and occupies these lands that belong to the sahrawi people. in other words, we're facing democratic process of sovereign and independent country that will undoubtedly be successful. we hope that this time imperialism will not come and say that it was a fraud, as it has said about other elections, as it has recently done in venezuela. in other words nations. a place where the flags of anti-colonalism and anti-imperialism have flown and given general support to solidarity, anti-colonial and social justice movements in the world. to learn a little more about the nation of algeria, which amounts to 44 million inhabitants, we will today be with isis gurero moreno, who is a professor at the national autonomous university of mexico. welcome isis to our program, black and white. algeria is the reference in the model for liberation movement since the arm struggles began in the 1950s until independence in the 1960s, what algeria has managed to shape is a whole image of fights and resistance, of convictions

let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the sahara sahara zone of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government armed forces together with recruited extremes. the meanwhile, this own verified video posted by you training media onset betrays, wants claim to be on its huck, on our russian base and syria. the funded show symbols of ukraine's intelligence services. before the incident on the ledge to it being li bike here would be no official comment from law school and the purported assault. let's hear a former syrian imposter teacher key, a doctor, an adult, a couple of food r t. t has housed to resort to recruiting terrorists because of the mounting losses it's facing on the broad i seem to men. reason is that the is the less key and the cutting and autumn we are running out of men. yeah, just so many of the soldiers and offices ended by to the ground a in recent months, and they need to people to fight for them. they've started to recruit to messrs from us because in the us, we have seen refugees with trying to

in some cases comparable to this of the sahara desert. human activities sparks, the vast majority of wildfires inside america, authorities of western flows of soul spell ation believes the fires and jews rain on earth, local people to report anyone deliberately starting wildfire as god. yeah, i think he said, but i think that's a bit is that there's still some and says troll rituals or believes that say wildfire spring rain. if i don't know him i this is false to that email. i got i, when we asked our citizens to help us identify the people who have started fires in different places of come, i come to the side of the human thinking. somebody as well as the human cost, the inferno that destroying the habitats of wild animals. in bolivia, nearly 3000000 hectares were consumed by far aspires last week. from 2000000 the previous week, the wild fires are getting worse. scientists say it's a combination of an nino, a weather pattern that cause a c temperatures to rise in the pacific effecting weather worldwide. and the overall climate crisis for creation. the conditions in which fires can

it turns out that the climate in the sahara pulsates.every 15-20 thousand years, desert lands become fertile, and then they are replaced by desert again. for now, the nile river remains egypt's only breadwinner, but here the country is in danger. on the main tributary of the nile in its upper reaches, ethiopia has built the largest dam in africa, which egypt fears may lead to their depletion, and therefore to a reduction in flooded areas with alluvial fertile soap. cairo is asking to stretch the filling of the reservoir for at least 10 years, while ethiopia, on the contrary, wants to launch the station at full capacity as soon as possible. in the event of a drought , this could result in hunger and social unrest for egypt. there are no compromises yet, but the position of the egyptian leadership is very clear. and very clearly, the president. a heavy burden on the shoulders of the authorities, the problems are not only in wheat, in recent decades, for example, due to a lack of water, egypt stopped growing rice and began to buy it abroad,

in some cases comparable to this of the sahara desert. human activities sparks, the vast majority of wildfires inside america. authorities of western flu have sold spell ation believes the fires induced rain on urge local people to report anyone deliberately starting wildfire study. i think she said that i think that's a bit is that there's still some and such troll rituals are believes that say wildfire spring rain. if i don't know if this is false to that email, i got i, when we ask our citizens to help us identify the people who have started fires in different places. of course somebody come to them and the batch it up to date of stick around the suit can shift is up that's looking at if it's helpful, the home quotes and controlling national border number such as far as from all of us here in berlin. thank you. so much for being with us the you, how many platforms can you handle single tenuously without having the feeling that is just too much you might see me. how much can we do simultaneously? multitasking these them.

nusra, the tahrirs, and the destruction of libya opened the floodgates for terrorism to penetrate the sahara-sahelion and for... millions of illegal migrants to europe. we call on all those who think about the future of their countries and peoples to be extremely vigilant about new adventures, the inventors of these very rules. the methods of political assassinations, which have become almost an uncommon practice, are extremely alarming, as happened again yesterday in beirut. the tragic and unacceptable developments in the arab-israeli conflict. in yemen, the red sea. geopolitical and military expansion in europe, is trying to gain a foothold in transcaucasia in central asia, creating direct threats to the security of our country. now the same thing is happening in the asia-pacific region, where nato infrastructure is creeping in, and where narrow military-political blocs are being created to contain china and russia, undermining the inclusive security architecture under the auspices of the osian. at the same time, the west not only does not remember the global cooperation that our secretary gener

>> en la consulta les digo, nunca ponerle sahara en la mesa, siempre lo que ya estÁ cocinado.er sazonar sin el exceso de sal. carolina: maravillosa, doctora. maryori es informaciÓn para todos los que ven la "ediciÓn digital" a esta hora, a tantos que nos encanta trazar y le ponemos al sin probar la comida. >> gracias. carolina: tambiÉn va para ustedes, las personas que llegan tarde a todas partes, porque todo indica que le estÁn haciendo un favor a la salud mental. las personas impuntuales sufren menos de estrÉs, segÚn indica la universidad de harvard. la explicaciÓn de los investigadores es que estas personas se preocupan menos por el tiempo, asÍ que estÁn mÁs tranquilos y con menos ansiedad. carolina: una buena excusa para llegar tarde, es por la salud mental. borja: no sÉ si estÁn de acuerdo, cuando he llegado tarde, el simple hecho de llegar tarde me pone de los nervios. seguimos con mÁs, la tripulaciÓn de la cÁpsula polaris dawn en space es regreso a la tierra este domingo despuÉs de cinco dÍas en Órbita tras una misiÓn histÓrica que incluyÓ la primera caminata espacial c

start with these bright manifestations of drought, in the footage is not the arabian desert or the sahara.. you would think, this is the bottom of the dried-up krasnodar reservoir, extreme sports enthusiasts are now racing along it on quad bikes. according to the kuban basin water authority , there are about 181 million cubic meters of water left in the kuban sea, which is less than 6.5% of its maximum volume. the lack of rain and windy weather continue to complicate life in the southern regions. in the smoke. the most severe drought that has engulfed the russian plain, a vast anticyclone, it will dominate the atmosphere over the region tomorrow only in the far north and south can fields break through frontal cloudiness. it must be said that the high pressure center will continue to strengthen, and now its ridge will go to siberia, and here it will begin to displace to the pacific ocean, the cyclone that staged a powerful arctic invasion. degrees. the weather in the north is illustrated by the following shots: residents of salekhard are in shock, a thunderstorm began in the city today. th

exercise with clothes from different regions. where is this dress turkmen, turkmen of the sahara. south khorasan is kurdish and with a sweet local language they remind the last points of the parade. the exercise started. all clans and nomads together shouted the call of being together. we are dinner. hafiz haqid was talking behind them about the importance of attending the holy defense week. why cherish the defense? holy is important, because the martyrs are on this road, behind our country, behind our system, and they also said that the nomads have an effective presence in all scenes, the resistance economy, meat supply , dairy farming, they are on the scene, but in addition to the practice of ethnic parades in style and style this is how their own province shows their readiness to defend the bom border they gave the european parliament with this action is moving towards a world war using nuclear weapons. it is not binding, but requested member states to immediately limit the use of western delivered weapons . cancel to attack military targets in russian territory. researchers ha

the footage does not show the arabian desert or the sahara, as one might think, but the bottom of the dried-up krasnodar reservoir. extreme sports enthusiasts are now racing across it on atvs. according to the kuban basin water authority , there are about 181 million cubic meters of water left in the kuban sea, which is less than 6.5% of its maximum volume. the lack of rain and windy weather continue to complicate life in the southern regions, the city of donetsk, rostov region, on the border with dpr, due to deteriorating visibility , one of the roads was blocked. city authorities asked residents to come to the aid of firefighters, those who cannot do this were advised not to leave their homes and close their windows. the landscaper is very strong. it is very strong, given that the smoke is coming to the city, a big request, everyone close your windows, and so that you do not breathe in just grief. the culprit of the severe drought that has engulfed the russian plain, a vast anticyclone, it will dominate the atmosphere over the region tomorrow, only at the extreme north and south may

the situation in africa, in the sahara-sahel region, lavrov discussed at a meeting with the head of the mfa wali, mali. with his colleague from bali, they talked about the implementation of joint investment projects, and they also discussed interaction within the brics framework. silinda called this association a promising option for a new world organization. friday, the programs in new york will continue, including talks with the head of the syrian mfa and meetings of the un security council on the crisis in the middle east. well, the finale of yesterday's busy negotiating day was a conversation between the head of midrossiya and the general. since washington systematically violates the prompt launch of arbitration against the united states, its obligations under the agreement on the un central institutions. in japan , a new head has been elected, its chairman is former defense minister shigero ishiba. on october 1, an extraordinary session of parliament will be held, where ishiba is expected to be elected as the country's new prime minister. earlier, the current chairman of the ruling

the un, while the high -level week continues. the parties exchanged views on the situation in the sahara-saheln and signed a joint statement on the non-deployment of weapons in space. the implementation of joint investment projects sergey lavrov discussed with his colleague from bolivia. they also discussed cooperation within the brics framework. celinda sosa called this association a promising option for a new world organization. at a meeting with the head of the jordanian foreign ministry , the situation in the middle east was in the spotlight. with his colleague from uzbekistan, the russian minister spoke about counteracting interethnic intolerance. during a conversation with the head of the sovereign council of sudan and the chairman of the presidential council of yemen, sergey lavrov confirmed moscow's attitude to further development of cooperation. and the finale of the busy negotiating day was the conversation between the head of medrossiya and the un secretary general. sergey lavrov and antonio guteres, in particular , exchanged views on the situation in ukraine. regional and global co

all my relatives took me to sahara, so helpful in the neighborhood and told me that the buy i do have foods does that dates. so i started selling these to them just because there's people out to him left to me. so why would anyone, by i do a fruits, but then to at this drawing to me, you know, for 2, we mean do we to get to have is to knock at native well plants came from joseph. gotta be, he grew up in a j long been thinking about the benefits of reviving native trutland trees such as the wild tons of species. and they used to have hands that they used to eat tons of it only in types of hardships. so when we started working that with them, we started buying their hands at 1st, they were reluctant, they didn't think we were serious. but they realized that we were actually serious . we were actually buying it and they got involved in harvesting a lot of hands and delivered to us. and they became very happy from the extra income they could make. but we weren't quite satisfied because they were harvesting in order to sell us. but they were still considering is something that they'd rathe

we must realize the aspirations of the people of western sahara to self-determination. achieving and maintaining peace and security requires the collective will of the community of nations gathered here. it requires that the un security council should be a more representative body and inclusive. 78 years since its formation, the structure of the united nations security council remains largely unchanged. africa and its 1.4 billion people remain excluded. this continue, the security has not fulfilled its mandate to maintain international peace and security, the un security council must be reformed as matter of agency. we would like to see the security council being more inclusive so that the voices of all nations can be heard and be considered. it cannot... remain an exclusive club of just five nations to the exclusion of the many nations in the world. africa stands ready to play its role in building safer global order by participating in the work of the un security council on the basis of respect and acceptance. the african union and its members. states are engaged in me

sam is the owner of the sahara cafe. we asked for a ceasefire. we never received a ceasefire. i bake my own bread here. for example, in september '21 i brought down a pallet of 40lb bags of flour, it cost me $13.78 a bag. today it has cost me $21.92 a bag. how are things going here? this man runs an auto parts manufacturing business. he has created 1000 jobs in the last 25 years. each party has pros and cons and some positive stuff and some negative stuff, so we are still undecided which way to go. it is a clearer choice for this doctor. trump is offering to stop the war, so through his four years of presidency we haven't experienced any wars and the economy was booming, actually. in 2020, joe biden won michigan by 2.78%. in 2016, donald trump won by 0.23%. and the campaigners know it is going to be tight again this year. they are peppering the state with multiple visits. in the last week alone, donald trump, kamala harris, jd vance and tim walz have all made trips to michigan. moving north, in flint there is anger that ten years on from the contaminated water crisis, many sti

let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the sahara. so hell zone of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government armed forces together with recruited extremes. meanwhile, this on verified video posted by ukrainian media hyper trays. watts claimed to be an attack on our russian base in syria. the fedex shows symbols of ukraine's intelligent services before the attack, and this alleged to be released by t f. there's been no official comment from us go on the purported attack, as yet with former syrian boss that are too tricky at dr. new dell. a couple of tuned r t t a has to resort to recruiting to our risk because of the mounting losses it's facing on the product. i think the main reason is that the is the less key and the clean and autumn we are in and out of men. yeah, just so many of the soldiers and offices ended back to the ground in recent months. and they need to people to fight for them. they've started to recruit to messrs from us. because in the us we have seen refugees with trying to see

let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the sahara. so hell zones of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government armed forces together with recruited extremes. when it goes from damascus, now we form a syrian diplomats, a new dial, and come along many thanks for joining us on the prac. i'm very good to see a festival. what can you tell us about kids with polls involvements with terrorists that as, as the city and the last to the, on the bus that goes to tennessee. um, i am well aware of the connections between the texas intelligence and tentative as well as minutes center goes the operate can get various countries of the various, particularly in cities. when we talk about tie a tough data shop, we are talking about various sites. oh, the same call. yeah. i'll call you the can this via the some of these just to change names. but the color is always. ready going to cause sure intelligence services under a country done hesitating, is it to role in supporting the tenderness and militant to groups in

at the same time, it will not last long, because already a powerful air mass has formed over the saharan africa, which will move towards eastern europe and ukraine, in particular, there is also a large powerful air mass to the north, which can also move, so we expect and forecast a change in the weather to a more sunny one in the coming days, and therefore, with high... temperatures, we still have a meteorological summer, so unfortunately, on the one hand, the consumption of electrical energy for air conditioning devices will increase, but on the other hand, and here we must not forget that the sunny weather will generate an increase in generation from solar power plants, for example, this morning it was only 14.2%, already tomorrow it is forecasted to 18% in the total balance of electric energy generation, and this is very good, because it is a distributed generator of the enemy, it is very difficult to get to it from without with the exception those regions, in particular my native kharkiv, which is close to the war zone , which is deep in the rear, it will now help us save the power

let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the sahara. so hell zones of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government armed forces together with recruited extremes with former 3 and i'm foster tutor t a doctor and a dell, a couple um told a r t t a house to resort to recruiting terrorist because of the mounting, lost as it faces on the ground. i think the main reason is that the is the less key and the clean and autumn we are running out of minutes. so yeah, just so many of the soldiers and offices into about to the ground in recent months, and they need to people to fight for them. this try to recruit to messrs or from us. because in the us, we have seen refugees with the trying to see to italy and to the you. so leave you to reduce the, in the head of both african countries. as for them to be corrupted. asylum was 1st to carry on, sir, along with the claim. you know, let me, i guess, the, the subsidies. so this is not the president out around the dial tone. then a on the back of the stuff of heavy l

sam is the owner of the sahara cafe. we asked for a ceasefire. we never received a ceasefire.yer, he says inflation is crippling him. i use a lot of flour. i bake my own bread here. for example, in september21 i brought down a pallet of £40 bags of flour, it cost me $13.78 a bag. today it has cost me $21.92 a bag. how are things going here? this man runs an auto parts manufacturing business. he has created 1000 jobs in the last 25 years. each party has pros and cons and some positive stuff and some negative stuff, so we are still undecided which way to go. it is a clearer choice for this doctor. trump is offering to stop the war, so through his four years of presidency we haven't experienced any wars and the economy was booming, actually. in 2020, joe biden won michigan by 2.78%. in 2016, donald trump won by 0.23%. and the campaigners know it is going to be tight again this year. they are peppering the state with multiple visits. in the last week alone, donald trump, kamala harris, jd vance and tim walz have all made trips to michigan. moving north, in flint there is anger tha

stopping in dearborn at sahara, a lebanese restaurant, owned by sam's family for a quarter century.hat is your most popular set of items on the menu? >> shawarma, we go through a lot. >> reporter: these two, recently retired. >> i had enough to last the rest of my life, now i'm questioning if i should go back to work part-time. >> reporter: both friends are backing trump. >> i don't like him as a person, i'll admit it. but i think he's the best thing for the country. >> reporter: how will you feel if he doesn't win? >> petrified. >> reporter: of what happening? >> all the illegals coming through, they're going to make it up here to michigan. >> what is going on at the border scares me to death. i hold my breath every day hoping somebody i love doesn't get hurt. >> reporter: you really think about it that much? >> yeah. >> reporter: dearborn, hometown of ford motors is also home to a lrge amount of immigrants, a city with the majority arab american population in the country. many lean democrat but have broken with the biden administration over the war in gaza. and there's no other is

volgograd regions, drivers have to turn on the hazard lights stop right on the road, because there are sahara-stylepes and zero visibility ahead, in kalmykia a dust storm has damaged power transmission line supports, residents in four municipal... districts of the republic are temporarily without power, and transbaikalia, the transbaikal territory is already covered with snow due to the volume of precipitation, there even had to restrict traffic on a section of the federal highway chita-zabaikalsk. a completely different, fiery element is now attacking the samara region, almost 60 hectares of forest are burning in the sizransky district, there is no threat to populated areas. today on the far east celebrates tiger day, scientists, biologists, local historians, forestry workers, volunteers, vladimir putin congratulated. in his telegram, the president noted that thanks to their work, the population of the amur tiger is increasing. the holiday, traditionally held on the last sunday of september , brings together guests and participants in vladivostok. report by ksenia kolochina. striped march along th

we that we live in the sahara, or did it fly to us from space, did its personal ella musk deliver it,hat are these prices? well, this is the price, 500 rubles. what did you want? i wanted water for 50 rubles. oh, why were you silent, you could have said so right away. what, was that possible? well, of course, i'll bring it now. let's go. so. oh no, that's it, that's it, exactly for 50 rubles, as you asked, so, all the best, and where is this wine, so that it 's like that, hello, hello, as usual, some czech beer for me, enjoy yourself, open up, they brought your favorites, well, well, that's it ... did not bring. goddess, come in, hello, delivery, soccer ball, kimono, game beauty, roller skates, man, and are you sure that all this is for us, we did not... order any of this, this is definitely for you, because here from your neighbors is a comment for your grandson, let him do something else besides the violin, please describe , it is really impossible to listen here, that's it, goodbye, i always said that the violin is a profitable instrument, but how? okay, i like it, good, well, now

of course, the hot temperatures when you're out there in the sahara hiking around.eah, that's a real problem in people have to plan ahead, of course. and it's just sometimes terrible things happened. but in this case, it's a happy ending. happy and happy beginnings for us. after all, the inland heat has so scorching and even triggered heat advisories for days. >> well, finally, the heat advisories been allowed to expire. and here we are back in san francisco. embarcadero, the exploratorium and buckminster fuller's sculpture. the bucky ball. i love this. it's a beautiful evening, frankly, a lot cooler. the cooling trend has started many areas now in the 50's white along the coastline in the 60's inland around the bay shoreline in the warmest inland spots at this hour. now in the 70's, 74. that's what pittsburgh 74 also in fairfield, napa. 65 degrees. and you know what? in the north bay, santa rosa's down to 59 degrees at this hour. the weather pattern. well, it's interesting. it's kinda looking a little bit more like fall. we've got some clouds out here in the pacifi

we got a tour of sahara royal gold, which counts itself as one of ghana's oldest gold refineries foro refine in ghana. we don't have much quantity to refine. and even most of the customers do not even aument to refine in ghana. because when you refine here, you do not have the hallmark to authenticate it. >> you don't have the certification. >> you don't have the certification. >> ultimately, the issues we're hearing about locally here in ghana reflect broader challenges with the gold industry as a whole. the u.s. state department even issuing an advisory about the risk of smuggling out of west africa and the implications for global security. back to you. >> tito jackson, a musician and member of the famous jackson family died unexpectedly over the weekend. jackson was a singer and guitarist for the iconic band, theiac jackson 5. sheinelle jones looks back at his life. >> family, friends, and fans are mourning the loss of tito jackson. an original member of jackson 5 and the brother of superstars michael jackson and janet jackson. his death confirmed by his sons, writing on instagram

and we've got right now stretching back through my retain the western sahara. and how often do you see that at any time of the year or the natural dishonest as increase concern for the source? and people across the globe are taking action times running, filed at the lower governments in germany, environmental campaigns. so facing those lots of authorities and in some cases being labeled extremes for using direct action. protests. people empower, investigates climate correct down on which is 0. 1. and then send us your nominate decisions made from the white house, the sick millions around the world. stay without a 0 for life coverage of every twist and the special programming and correspondence across the country. both parties are looking for any small group they can get to put them over the top. god bless the united states of america are great. the us elections on the hello. welcome back. in the news outlet and i from the main story for a 2nd day, more communication devices have exploded in coordinated bloss across lebanon. total of 32 people, including childre

and we've got right now stretching back through my retain the western sahara. and how often do you see that at any time of the year of the little or no was on the the then minister from bangladesh, with $360.00 homes in britain. jerry looked down. you spent 200000000 in just a new you tank has vanished point yet the only thing you might want to say, i mean, how does your investigates the ministers, millions as the world economy. those strikes are those with a strong result. indonesia is where such resolve about the right place for your business to get off the ground of grace. otherwise with the strategic downstream industry on the client, your better tomorrow the you're watching out. is there a mind or thoughts on story best? our new communication devices have exploded in several parts of lebanon, and these 20 people have been killed in more than 450 inches among them. civilians has been a members. lebanese media reporting expressions happened in handheld radios, phones, laptops, united nations general assembly has adopted a resolution demanding that israel and

portions of the sahara desert are anywhere from twice as wet to more than six times wetter than usualientists say a warming world due to fossil fuel pollution will make this more likely in the future. normally, the north african desert is considered to be the world's hottest and driest. >> wow. that is incredible. well, the united states is in the midst of both hurricane and wildfire seasons, and right now there are probably a lot of homeowners crossing their fingers hoping mother nature will spare them physically and financially. >> reporter lee waldman finds many feel they're unprepared. >> extreme weather is becoming all too common as our climate issues. it's putting homeowners in a tough spot. a new survey out this week found that a quarter of homeowners in the u.s. feel unprepared. should the worst happen. as hurricane francine slams the gulf coast and wildfires rage in the west. 26% of homeowners surveyed by bankrate say they are not financially ready for a natural disaster. >> a lot of insurance companies are starting to exclude certain perils that we're used to having covered.

a sandy forest has covered the south of russia in the rostov region, landscapes like the sahara desert similar picture is in the stavropol region, the astrakhan region, kalmykia, where a strong wind raises dust from the sand. on federal highways, such as the regional and lesta arsgir, mineral waters have restricted traffic, drivers are urged to refrain from trips, and in general in such weather, it is advised not to leave the premises, especially since today, according to forecasts, dust storms will rage again in the southern regions. in the volgograd region, there is also a storm, and several fires have broken out, dry grass caught fire in three districts, and near the city of nikolaevsk, the fire spread from the grass to a pine forest. extinguishing is complicated by powerful gusts of wind. good beautiful morning to everyone who has already woken up and is greeting a new day with channel one. with you, daria shulik and nikita pimenov on the calendar, september 30, monday. summer in this year broke all records. well , it didn’t want to leave us, yes, this ca n’t help but please, but a

it's also a western sahara and running up into the does, it pops off by morocco and r o g area. and here 2 is producing flipping of the assassination of the stabilizing the democratic process. if we lose it, it will be a loss for holding a documentary. explores how autocratic lead is undermine democracy, to consolidate the power through the eyes of those who dare to stand and defy it. a country deserves so much better than being ruled by a collective project. dictatorship, opposing we'll talk, proceed. democracy may be on al jazeera. as the world economy, those strikes are those with a strong result. indonesia is where such resolve about the right place for your business to get off the race. otherwise, with this strategic downstream industry on your better tomorrow the the, i'll come back with a news out life from the main stories with the following. now he's writing minute trees that it's at hundreds of hezbollah sites in southern and east and 11, and it's now lifted restrictions on the movement of people in north, on the okay, if i go on heights off to the wave of attacks. mea

in the way in which climate change is putting ecosystems and -- under stress like reasons like the sahara or the horn of africa that are making it difficult for these ecosystems to support livelihoods and we see these are regions where there is an overlap also with political tensions and sometimes violent conflict, so this is another channel through which climate change is exacerbating inequalities. in our latest human development report that was alluded to, we report on some findings from a data platform that i would encourage all of you to consult, that basically assesses prospects for human development, which is not only how the economy is going to perform but also health, education and opportunities evolving in different climate change scenarios from now until the end of the century. what we find is that for instance, mortality rates are going to increase much more than lower latitudes, then in higher latitudes, and lower latitudes of the regions of the world in which lower levels of human development are currently concentrated. so you can see another channel through which climate cha