i'm sally bundock. global leaders gather in bali for the 620 summit, with a plea from the host nation for unity and concrete action. the world is facing extraordinary challenges. we are facing a crisis after crisis. "now is the time" to end the russian invasion of ukraine. president zelensky is due to appeal to his counterparts via video link. i'm karishma vaswani. reporting live from bali, where the 620 summit is officially under way. and climate change will play high on the agenda. arizona goes blue, with projections showing democrat katie hobbs has beaten trump—backed republican kari lake. eight billion and counting. the world's population hits another milestone, as it doubles in less than 50 years. but ina but in a lot of places it's not too many people they are worried about, but too few. here in bosnia and herzegovina population is already declining. and the great christmas switch off. cities across the world are turning off the lights as energy costs continue to soar. a very warm welcome to the p

sally field.> you had no choice, i grabbed your head for god's sake. >> stephen: of course. thisser yoo, something i found out that i didn't know but, i they you are such an accomplished, wonderful actress, you studied at the actor's studio. >> oh yeah. >> stephen: on the west coast when they moved out there. >> yeah. >> stephen: this is the 75an vse of the studio. that name gets thrown around a lot. people don't understand what it is. tell the people what the actor's studio is. >> how much time do we have. i mean this is like-- . >> stephen: 12 minutes. >> so at the very beginning, you can't explain everything, but i do know this. that most of the time when people bandee around that term "method" they have zero idea of really what it is or what the work is that lee taught at the actor's studio. and will you say well, go ahead and tell us what it is. >> stephen: what is it? >> it took me like ten years to understand what it was and i was this big. >> stephen: how did you get involved. >> well, i w

as you said, it is| not, sally. as you said, it is not, sally.n at all from beijing. we have also had a number of senior western officials visiting taiwan lately, including nancy pelosi, if you remember, which sparked a lot of anger from china if you remember, which sparked a lot of angerfrom china and this visit by greg hands really shows how rishi sunak, the uk's new prime minister, wants to take a much harder stance on beijing. he has previously described china as one of the biggest long—term threat to britain, which is "attempting to bully their neighbours, including taiwan". like most countries, britain has no formal relations with taiwan but it has strengthened its ties and offered support for the participation of taipei in international groups like the world health organization. so this visit definitely caught the attention of beijing and here is a reaction to the visit. translation: we urge the british state to stopj any form of official exchanges with taiwan, and stop sending wrong signals to separatist forces for taiwan independence. we

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i'm sally bundock.re were tears and frustration, after hours and hours of marathon talks finally reached a conclusion at cop27. diplomats did reach a landmark deal in egypt that will see rich nations pay poorer countries for the damage caused by climate change. the "loss and damage" fund ends almost 30 years of waiting for developing countries. but while this is being seen as a major breakthrough by some, other aspects of the deal, like progress over the phasing out of fossil fuels, fell short. to talk us through what was achieved, i'mjoined by nicolette bartlett — chief impact officer at cdp — a nonprofit charity that helps companies and cities assess their environmental impact. iam i am told we can't actually talk to nicolette now because we have technical issues with the line with nicolet, so we can speak to her in just a moment. to the uk now, where a major business lobbying group is calling out the chancellor's recent autumn statement as lacking any plan for growing the economy. the confederation o

hello, sally. and _ impact of all of this. hello, sally. and it— impact of all of this.f all of this. hello, sally, and it seems like - impact of all of this. hello, sally, and it seems like a l sally, and it seems like a winter of discontent, echoes of what happened in the 1970s because as you say we have not just got postal workers walking out, even driving examiners, and also nurses and rail workers and all of this strike action is set to have a really difficult effect on notjust public services but also small businesses in particular because with postal workers going out on strike, that is affecting the delivery of parcels in the run—up to christmas, which is such a crucial time for small businesses, and the pub chain fuller's are concerned about the strike action taking place of rail workers in a week, which is crucialfor of rail workers in a week, which is crucial for christmas parties for example. the uk is already in recession and actually, it is going to make the situation even worse for lots of businesses which are facing difficulties at the moment. facing diff

sally's absolutely right, the arc did bend because activists bent it, and lgbtq activists bent it. but here's the thing, the majority of americans agree and still do, so we are actually talking about a country -- we did polling in september at the leadership conference where the majority of americans across race and the political spectrum said, we believe in lgbtq rights. we believe that we have to do more to protect black people from discrimination. it was a pro-civil rights majority that we were seeing in our polling. it is the majority of the country. so we're talk about where and how permission is given to a few to fuel and embolden their hate into actual acts of violence. so the tools are number one to say, we are a society that protects the right for people to be lesbian, gay, trans, questioning, nonbinary, that we protect that in employment, we protect that in marriage, we protect that with all the things those laws do to protect norms and protect people to live their daily lives as we see fit. it's one of the reasons with a need marriage equality act passed, and it looks li

joining me now is travel analyst — sally gethin. lovely to see you.y encourage notjust tourists but also the spanish to get on board. it also the spanish to get on board. . . also the spanish to get on board. , ., ., , ,., ., board. it is an absolute game changer- _ board. it is an absolute game changer- it — board. it is an absolute game changer. it also _ board. it is an absolute game changer. it also acts - board. it is an absolute game changer. it also acts as - board. it is an absolute game changer. it also acts as an . changer. it also acts as an example and a test—bed from this new deregulated high—speed, high quality, fast rail service. high—speed, high quality, fast railservice. it high—speed, high quality, fast rail service. it is equivalent of the low—cost air market and at the same time, it has a lot of choice, a lot of flexibility, and it really wins on sustainability market as well. it is so clean. it is a great alternative to air travel. ., ., , travel. the government has deregulated _ travel. the government has deregulated the _ travel

i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.china, as authorities tighten security to try to suppress the protests taking place against covid lockdowns. shouting. one of the problems in china is that nobody knows when zero—covid will end. a teenager who shot dead ten people in a racist attack in the us city of buffalo pleads guilty to murder charges, meaning he'll be sentenced to life in prison. charities in the philippines say there has been a sharp increase in the sexual exploitation of children online since the pandemic. we have a special report. warnings of falling ash, this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a heavy police presence across cities in china, as authorities tighten security to try to suppress the protests taking place against covid lockdowns. shouting. one of the problems in china is that nobody knows when zero—covid will end. a teenager who shot dead ten people in a racist attack in the us city of buffalo pleads guilty to murder charges, meaning

. >> sally joins us live from boise, idaho. so first on this, sally, the coroner's report.t else did we learn. >> we didn't learn a whole lot from the coroner's report. she confirmed what police suspected. that it was a large knife that killed them. you know, likely in the early hours of sunday morning. and some of the wounds may have been defense, so, yes, they may have put up a fight. >> earlier this week, the coroner had said they could potentially find some further evidence during the autopsies. was there any indication that there was, in fact, additional evidence found. >> well the coroner has said they've taken different things, fingernail clippings and bed sheets and other things and they've submitted them for dna evidence. so i think that may have been what the coroner was referring to. so it is definitely interesting to see what the test results come back with. >> when the police say that the two surviving roommates in an upstairs bedroom behind a locked door are the key to this whole thing. how exactly? is there any indication of whether police believe they witnes

hi, sally . hey, with us now. hi, sally. hey, mark, how are you? i'm well.s amazing in life but what inspired this new book about the guy that flew around the world. yeah well ron strauss the world. yeah well ron strauss the first person i met who knew elvis when i was researching destined to young and he kind of became that anchor for me because i know i after meeting ron and i met him here in northern michigan where i live because he would vacation here in summertime time the in the summertime time and the chances someone knew chances of meeting someone knew elvis michigan are elvis in northern michigan are slim . it kind of slim to none. so it was kind of a exciting thing and he just quickly an for me in the quickly became an for me in the elvis world because what you know dozen research know we're half a dozen research trips to tupelo memphis and trips to tupelo and memphis and meeting so people knew meeting so many people who knew elvis incredible people . but elvis and incredible people. but what that, you what i did know is that, you know of know ther

hi, sally . hey, with us now. hi, sally. hey, mark, how are you? i'm well.s amazing in life but what inspired this new book about the guy that flew around the world. yeah well ron strauss the world. yeah well ron strauss the first person i met who knew elvis when i was researching destined to young and he kind of became that anchor for me because i know i after meeting ron and i met him here in northern michigan where i live because he would vacation here in time and the in the summertime time and the chances meeting someone knew chances of meeting someone knew elvis michigan elvis in northern michigan are slim . so kind of slim to none. so it was kind of a exciting thing and he just quickly an for me in the quickly became an for me in the elvis world because what you know dozen research know we're half a dozen research trips to tupelo and memphis and meeting many knew meeting so many people who knew elvis incredible people . but elvis and incredible people. but what that, you what i did know is that, you know of know there'd be a lot of exaggeration attache

sally must google's or to fairs regularly. the focus on investments and technological developments in farming this year slogan is sustainable agriculture, which is an increasingly growing trend indonesia as well. we will see that the top, the farmers, local seats are known for their unique test and health benefits. these are the seats, our grandparents were familiar with. the all is found the best once and past them on. it is an inheritance. they've passed on to us young farmers. every year they gathered the best seats about them. yet, selling music boy is fortunate to leave. so close to the capital, he can market his products at lots of different places, including at sustainable farming events in tony's organic farmers can sell their goods. here once a week. i want to animate their money ammonia, sasha, we're fighting for independent food production on multiple fronts. we are trying to get farmers to gather seeds at the same time. we are trying to produce more seats together with our partners in one us. you and we'll do a las

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the president of finland, sally, in a nestor, talks to well just era the president of finland held in an ester. thank you so much for talking to al jazeera. now finland has, i guess, quite proudly remained neutral for many decades. so by joining nato, you giving some of that up. how significant was that decision? first of all, we happened to god us neutral rather and military li, underlined and the feeling we on sweden have had that from our own will. we remain as such and that it even my to stabilize the situation, the ball dixie. but when the braces put in an artist that was last december, that no enlargement don't need to anymore. i was immediately quite sure that we had to do something. you know, we have a new hans partner in nato. we have a lot of bilateral cooperation with the sweden, with usa, with the u. k. well, that already, but that was not enough anymore. so prison person pushed finland over the edge to join night or more. let's say 1st he pushed by he said speech december's speech. us to realize that we have to change. we have to go further. and then the final step was wh

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if a bath, the report in my, let us in as well as sally, that with his daughter, cynthia, though in a school when thing kid to me, his kid the hub casa, to see that the papa applause was my. if he said, why do you feel what a cave they all can know he had to come down on sunday, jo, sunday, that gifts all martin, this is quote this me and i have never been there was about me said router yet i me. but i'm a formula, e i la good vista. i saw you had a little look at best thought the sorry into so many ways him know me. so. okay. me really? what triggered was this numer returned home a few weeks later, but she's changed the way she reports. now she always goes to crime scenes with a husband dummy out, a group of trust to report a state patrol car follows her regularly, a normal one customer as well and not promotions, but he seems to know what's going on and inclusive based. no, it gets neither a complete unless look, it was come, wasn't task more than not amount. you must get the nemesis and food article in this unit package, but i'm on is going to be up. you see any from one source uni

bbc arabic�*s correspondent sally nabil spoke to me from the sharm el—sheikh conference centre.has recognised the importance of providing financial assistance from developed countries to developing nations, to try and help them, notjust contain the potential damage in the years and decades to come, resulting from climate change, but also to try and mitigate the damage that has resulted from this man—made disaster over the past few years and decades. a couple of years ago, developed nations should have provided developing countries with $100 billion for this purpose, but that deadline has been missed, and this is why this year, they are trying to reiterate the importance of providing logistic and financial support. there has been a lot of debate, a lot of controversy about the freedom of speech here, the potential restrictions that might be imposed by the egyptian government on human rights advocates and activists, who usually protest on the sidelines of every cop. according to human rights activists we have been talking to inside and outside this country, they are not planning a

sally must google's or to fairs regularly. the focus on investments and technological developments in farming this year slogan is sustainable agriculture, which is an increasingly growing trend indonesia as well. we will see them at all. the farmers, local seeds are known for their unique test and health benefits. this are their seats, our grandparents were familiar with. the all is found the best once and past them on. it is an inheritance. they've passed on to us young farmers. every year they gathered the best seats. both of them yet solemn music boy is fortunate to leave, so close to the capital. he can market his products at lots of different places, including at sustainable farming events in tony's organic farmers can sell their goods here once a week. i want to element their money ammonia, sasha, we're fighting for independent food production on multiple fronts. we are trying to get from us to gather seeds. at the same time, we are trying to produce more seats together with our partners. and what, when i see you, and we

sally must go avoid such official fertilizers as well. he prefers to make his own compost how in the home. so i assume that of the i, the i know from we were trying to produce our own organic fertilizers, all work. you had the 1st i use chicken excrement because it has a lot of nitrogen. the yes we and then we add their remnants of fruits and vegetables that were thrown out at markets from the, from a switch over whose he do. finally, we add a beat of he, which has a lot of carbon here and highly via and her to been for decades to needs is government bought both hybrid and genetically engineered seeds. they were meant to produce gretel yields. the country still imports around 85 percent of its seats to day. but increasing numbers of farmers want to return to using local seeds to neither said, bank has been able to help them. they found asian seeds from tunisia in other countries which they returned to their homeland since 2008, they've collected more than 7700 different c types. no coverage on the secret usage and the walk we are doing to

president's national security adviser, jake sullivan, with the order of yaroslav the wise , second degree, sally ivan thanked for the high evaluation of his activities and emphasized that for him it's a great honor to receive her well and in confirmation of jake sally's words she on friday in the united states announced a new military aid package ukraine for 400 million dollars, which will include t-72 tanks that are stored in the czech republic, as well as 250 armored personnel carriers m from 11:17 40 armored boats, hawk anti-aircraft missile systems and 1,100 unmanned phoenix gost g7 countries have created an energy rammstein for ukraine, the state secretary stated this united states anthony blinken, according to him, the g7 countries created a separate mechanism to understand the needs of ukraine and what each state can do to help from its side. blinken emphasized that the country's decisions were influenced by intentionality russia's attempts to destroy as much of ukraine's critical infrastructure as possible, namely to de-energize schools, kindergartens, hospitals and residential areas in

crackdowns that are now trying to to throw the information space, well, it's a lie if we talk about sallycan come there, a top politician of the united states, a representative of the presidential administration, and-and it was an unannounced visit, but an extremely important one, we see in what kind of warm atmosphere did it take place, what does this indicate, in your opinion, maybe what remained behind the scenes, yes, or according to the diplomatic rituals that we saw, including the joint press conference, the footage of which we can also see now. well, yes, the answer is also obvious in principle i am not a fan of conspiracy theories, i don’t like speculation, but i can say with all responsibility now that it was about further support for ukraine, but from the united states of america and allies of the united states of america, in particular, it was about probably also about the strengthening of the sanctions policy. yes , here, in particular, we are talking about the work of the yermak-matfol commission. today, there is the development of another package of sanctions that will alrea

sally must google's or to fairs regularly. the focus on investments and technological developments in farming this year slogan is sustainable agriculture, which is an increasingly growing trend indonesia as well. we will see that the top, the farmers, local seeds are known for their unique test and health benefits. these are the seats, our grandparents were familiar with. the all is found the best once and past them on. it is an inheritance they've passed on to us young farmers. every year they gather the best seats. mother, mother, she is selling mother gooey is fortunate to leave so close to the capital. he can market his products at lots of different places, including at sustainable farming events in tony's organic farmers can sell their goods here once a week. i want to animate their money ammonia, sasha, we're fighting for independent food production on multiple fronts. we are trying to get farmers to gather seeds. at the same time. we are trying to produce more seats together with our partners in one us. you and we'll do

sally krutzig, thank you very much. we will continue to be in touch with you during the investigation. i want to bring in former fbi senior intelligence investigator phil mod. i surprised this is where we are at with no murder weapon and no suspects? >> i'm a little more than surprised, especially with the age of digital exhaust. if you are looking at the four individuals murdered presumably at this point, things like their cell phone, email, texting would have been covered. the police are talking about as many as 90 or more interviews being conducted already. with that digital trail, with the fact that you have surviving roommates who presumably not only know what is going on in that household but also know what the french directories around that household, that is a lot of data and a lot of interviews in a relatively small community. if you had said this would take more than a week last sunday or monday, i would send away. >> the victims were stabbed to death. police say the scene was gruesome. would you expect a kill

i'm sally bundock, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. rising tensions on the korean peninsula after the north launches ten missiles — including one that crossed the maritime border with the south former israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, could return to power — according to exit polls after tuesday's general election. a new high—tech anti—terror weapons scanner. and elon musk�*s shake—up of twitter. if you want the coveted blue tick — you'll have to pay for it. israel's former prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has told supporters injerusalem he is on the brink of a "big victory", after exit polls put his right—wing bloc narrowly ahead in yesterday's general election. the current prime minister, yair lapid, says he's waiting for the votes to be counted. our correspondent in israel, yolande knell, is following developments. after a high turnout, exit poll suggests that israel's former prime minister, benjamin netanyu, is in position to take the reins of power again. but no matter what happens, known as racist and extremists, wer

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so with us sally jenkins, who broke this story with her co-author david moran nis.appy you could join us this morning. this whole thing is -- >> it's stunning. >> let's talk about the picture and see how he could move diversity along with coaching and the sport. what did you learn from this photograph? >> well, i think the first thing you learn is just how widespread the segregationists were in little rock and north little rock. jerry jones' high school was north little rock which was across the arkansas river from central high school, which was the school that got all the attention when eisenhower sent in troops to protect the little rock nine. but the agitators were active on both sites and the fact that we knew that generationally jerry jones had to have experienced the events in little rock more generally but to find him in the alp photograph and learn that he experienced one of those incidents on the steps was pretty revelatory. >> let me ask you about this picture. he was saying i was just there, i wasn't participating, i was there to observe. but the -- with

back to you, sally. see you again soon. let's get some of the day's other news. of the cryptocurrency exchange, ftx. the firm has its headquarters on the caribbean island. there are reports that unauthorised withdrawals, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, have been made since ftx started bankruptcy proceedings on friday. uk trade secretary kemi badenoch is visiting washington today, to promote uk—us trade and encourage western allies to do more together to future—proof the global economy against shocks. the us is the uk's largest trading partner and this is her first visit to since becoming trade secretary. the sequel to the 2018 oscar—nominated blockbuster "black panther" has brought crowds to movie theatres around the world over the weekend. the marvel studios' film "black panther: wakanda forever" made about $330 million in ticket sales. it set a box office record in the us and canada for a november opening. the original "black panther" broke ground as the first superhero movie with a predominantly black cast. what is big business doing to combat climate c

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yes, morning, sally. the 16 _ bit more about what happened? ye: morning, sally.in connection with the two fatal stabbings which took place here in south london. kearne solanke was stabbed here at around 5pm on saturday afternoon, and then there was another one just a mile further along the road in abbie wood, that was of charlie bartolo. so 216—year—old boys, stabbed to death in the streets of south london. 0bviously people have been completely shocked by the killings of these two young people, and will be shocked to hear that a 16—year—old has been arrested in connection with this. they have been laying flowers and lighting candles. there has been a police presence here overnight and many people waking up this morning and going off to work that i saw seemed to be quite reassured by the police presence here. police have said, they have described the arrest as a positive development and said that they are continuing to appeal for they are continuing to appeal for the public�*s help as they build a picture of what has happened on saturday night. they ask people, if

i'm sally bundock. all eyes on the fed as it ponders how high to push interest rates. a 75 basis point rise would be the fourth such hike in a row. after 13 years of quantitative easing, the bank of england makes history with quantitative tightening. what does it mean for the british economy? tough times for the travel trader trivago — its revenues up, but the challenges are legion. we'll hear from the ceo. and how short—term economic pressures are hurting global progress towards climate goals. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we begin in the us where the central bank is expected to increase interest rates by another 75 basis points today which would be the fourth consecutive increase of this size. many are hoping for signs the federal reserve may soften its approach in the months ahead with markets anticipating a 0.5% rate rise in december. so what's different within the us economy that would lead the fed to change its current course? here's michelle fleury. since march the federal chair hiked the rate by three percentage points, in so do

that's it — back to sally and jon. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. yesterday to talk about how he inspired jack grealish's goal celebration at the world cup? they've been catching up on a video call and we've got all the details. it's hard to believe diversity have been dancing together for 15 years. ashley banjo will be joining us to talk about their new tour and his upcoming series with netflix. described as the "beating heart" of the teesside steel industry, the redcar blast furnace is being demolished today. we'll be there live as it happens. i love a live demolition. what could ossibl i love a live demolition. what could possibly go — i love a live demolition. what could possibly go wrong? _ i love a live demolition. what could possibly go wrong? . _ i love a live demolition. what could possibly go wrong? . talking - i love a live demolition. what could possibly go wrong? . talking of- possibly go wrong? . talking of which! we had one of the great world cup shocks yesterday. saudi arabia, ranked 51st in the world, stunned two time winners and ma

had he, sally opened the camp when he saw how many people had nowhere to go to being forced to leave the villagers. you'll let them alone. i got him a bit. his old man lying here. you stop a 120 head of cattle. yeah. long he was a rich man. these really big issue of it. over the years he had to sell everything . he owned magnet, he, suave village in charge of the mon attrition unit for children at the hospital. the number one bit, she says, many children here are chronically ill. last month, 2 children came to late and died in this little girl is one of the 5 she is currently treating me a fit on. this baby is 17 months old. and her arm circumference is very low, if it over and it's in the red part. net $98.00 millimeters, but normally it should be $130.00 for her age. oh, we don't have good food at home. sometimes we mix the nutrition aid that n g o z give us with cassava. and we cooked the cassava with a lot of water, vacant the camp dami harry salad says he tries to help here and there by buying medicine and collecting donations. he believes mainly climate change is to blame for t

we are really suffering sally and until the month of now it's just dry dry. i have no rain fall at all this week or i and her family came to town because.

of course on sally is perfect. i feel like almost at home because too many russians begin from different directions, begin concerts, but you have every scene there god in school. business is going well for their apartment. the entrepreneurs can afford to pay $3500.00 euros 7 times the average turkish salary. agency guys, they already told us that dual kish citizens my have very huge problems. they can't . elo sam sells to rent flats. they can't find because every one looking for foreigners. for turks like eunice, emory, the rents are unaffordable. the 26 year old teacher was affected from his old apartment after his property owner raised the rent fivefold. so he moved in with a friend you know, the homes and amazon, i used to spend about 10 percent of my salary and rent, you know, that's over. now it's at least 50 or 60 percent. if i can find anything at all. and it is of an updated to the now, there is anger, especially at turkish businesses and property owners. after all, they are the ones benefiting from, believ

so apple, sally does share parts of this problem. but ultimately people are going to china because of long walk conditions. remember, this is a place which is notorious for, for workers rights are ultimately no effect of unions and china to even mediate between workers and management. and so i think apple does have a role to play here and i noticed that be considered to sleep quiet to buy this issue of late. now you say that, but there's been so much coverage about this. and just wondering whether this will have a long term impact, perhaps big firms like apple might switch suppliers to avoid being associated with accusations of abuse of working conditions. what do you think? i don't think though they switch suppliers. i think it's more days to switch menu. you've already seen apple trying to move and use suppliers and other countries in india, chinese factories themselves are actually moving to other countries like india, vietnam, to basically take to, to take advantage of lower wage costs in china. but this is all just part of a mat