sophie long, bbc news, hollywood.d opposition protesters. in the capital nairobi and the coastal city of mombasa, police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators. schools and businesses across several cities are closed — and more than 300 people have been arrested. the country's main opposition leader, raila 0dinga, called for people to take to the streets. kenyan president william ruto — has appealed for calm. we have absolutely no issue with any constitutional- provision on picketing - or even on demonstration. but we cannot be a country of kills, we cannot be - a country of violence, . and nobody should take advantage of any constitutional provision to propagate - violence, to propagate anarchy and to destroy people's property and cause loss of life. _ in afghanistan, a group of women are pushing back against growing restrictions on their rights. they held a protest in the capital, kabul against a taliban decision to shut down beauty salons for women. the participants shouted slogans demanding �*work, bread and jus

i spoke earlier to our correspondent sophie long, who's in las vegas. the hottest day ever recorded here with the mercury poised to hit 47 celsius. now, i'm told it hasn't yet got there, but it's pretty hard to imagine it being any hotter. and it's not much cooler in places like phoenix, arizona, as well. they've had temperatures above 43 for the past two weeks now. and i think that's one of the problems. it's notjust that we're experiencing these dangerous levels of heat, but there's no respite in el paso. in texas, they've had temperatures above 38 celsius for more than a month, and there's still no end in sight. as you rightly pointed out, 38 cities across the southern and western united states are expected to have record breaking temperatures today. at the moment, some 100 million americans are under what they call an extreme heat warning. and yeah, there's no end in sight. we're told that in las vegas, the temperatures are set to stay like this for much of the next week. as you can imagine, it's very difficult for people to cope. most people are he

sophie longer reporting. —— sophie longer reporting. —— sophie long.torms are continuing to slam parts of the us that aren't already under threat by scorching heat. so far, the national weather service has issued flood warnings or watches for at least six states, including parts of new york, massachusetts and maine. by sunday afternoon more than 1,300 flights had been cancelled and the severe weather prompted ground stops at airports in new york and newjersey. the destruction left by the heavy rains has stunned many including connecticut governor ned lamont. it's extraordinary. this was overflowing with water at 10:00 this morning. public works got here almost immediately. i'd like to think, in the next two to three hours, this, one of the most busiest roads in bristol, will be working again. but these storms are biblical in terms of the torrential rainfall you get and they're happening more and more frequently. meanwhile, in southern europe, a second heatwave is forecast to hit this week. 0n the spanish island of la palma, fires are continuing to burn

sophie long is outside the union's headquarters in west hollywood.e huge. the last time both the actors and writers were on strike at the same time was in the 19605 strike at the same time was in the 1960s when ronald reagan was president, not america but of the screen actors guild. the writers strike has a ready put a to many productions. when actors walk out, it will bring a halt to the rest when production stops it's notjust the actors and writers who are not working but directors, camera operators and thousands of people working on adjacent industries. that will cost the californian economy tens of millions of dollars every day. it will mean financial hardship for many people working in industry is still recovering from the pandemic and it will cause a major delay to the release of films and television series. the organisation representing the studios has said that the negotiators here have walked away from an historic offer on pay and a ground—breaking proposal that would protect actors from artificial intelligence. but in a news conference in t

sophie long, bbc news, hollywood.lia playing. it is the biggest world cup to date. i am joined it is the biggest world cup to date. iamjoined by it is the biggest world cup to date. i am joined by katie silber in sydney. there were initial concerns there might not be as much interest, but now the stadiums are sold out, it sounds like women's football is on the right track.— is on the right track. that's ri . ht, is on the right track. that's right, although _ is on the right track. that's right, although there - is on the right track. that's right, although there are i right, although there are different stories when it comes to two different sides of the tasman. at the moment, ticket sales have hit 1.a million, a record beating that on canada eight years ago. it will make it the largest attended women'ssporting event of all time. but here in australia ticket sales have been strong. in new zealand last week, though, fifa had to give away 20,000 tickets to continue to generate enthusiasm. the problem for new zealand, i

sophie long, bbc news, hollywood.teams taking part. 0ur sports correspondent, katie gornall, has all the build—up from brisbane, where the lionesses will play their first match on saturday. this is a world cup reaching new heights. for the first time, the tournament has come to the southern hemisphere, with australia and new zealand welcoming the world. it's the biggest women's world cup to date — perhaps even the best. the level has grown incredibly in the last ten years, and the best are coming here. the best are playing here in new zealand, they're playing in australia. so the entertainment is assured and guaranteed. such was the demand for tickets in sydney that fifa moved the matildas' opener with ireland here to stadium australia, the biggest venue in the tournament. right now, women's football is riding the crest of a wave, and the hype, particularly here in australia, has been building for months. this women's world cup is set to break all kinds of records, from viewing figures to tickets sold. but what will r

sophie long, bbc news, hollywood. the barbie movie comes out on friday.rts on the barbie phenomena. —— pink paint. 1959, the co—founder of the toy company creates barbie, named after her daughter. until then, us children had only played with baby dolls. barbie would change everything. targeted advertising aimed at kids during the mickey mouse club led to the rise of tester power, children lagging their parents to buy them something. by parents to buy them something. by the end of the year, 300,000 barbies had been sold. —— pester power, children nagging their parents. ads, pester power, children nagging their parents.— their parents. a new fashion doll ou their parents. a new fashion doll you can _ their parents. a new fashion doll you can really _ their parents. a new fashion doll you can really move! i doll you can really move! barbie continually developed, in the 19705 there were experiments with mobility functions.— experiments with mobility functions. , ., . ., functions. they can dance to any kind _ functions. they can dance to any kind of— function

sophie long reports. montana is the treasure state.., . beauty famous for its big skies. ., ., ., skies. if you are out here and feelin: skies. if you are out here and feeling the — skies. if you are out here and feeling the sun _ skies. if you are out here and feeling the sun on _ skies. if you are out here and feeling the sun on your - skies. if you are out here and feeling the sun on your back| feeling the sun on your back and being able to breathe in the air and, and being able to breathe in the airand, like, see and being able to breathe in the air and, like, see these landscapes, like, you know the place and, i guess, just like being in this place in the world isjust, like, one of the most wonderful things. do you swim? yeah. yeah, all the time. the environment is considered so important here, it's pleming —— cleanliness wasn't trying to is a constitutional right 50 years ago. is a constitutional right 50 years ago-— is a constitutional right 50 ears aro. ., , , years ago. through the spring. laws passed — years ago. through the

where sophie long is standing by. good to see you.e been speaking to striking actors and writers. what are they telling you about why they joined the picket lines? >> what you hear from every actor throughout today is they are frustrated. that the negotiations went on so long. they gave them an extra two weeks. they are frustrated how they feel the studios didn't meet them. they didn't take their issues seriously. the other thing is a huge amount of anger. there is optimism. resolution. they seem to be in this for the long haul. brian cox said it could go on for some time. the main sticking points, rules that should govern the future news of ai and what share of the entertainment industry's profit should go to those who create content? writers and actors. the two sides seem nowhere near reaching an agreement. there's a huge amount of solidarity on the picket lines. the writers strike is into its 11th week. we haven't seen any movement there. there has been a show of solidarity throughout. this is the first day, 160,000 members, includ

let's go to our correspondent sophie long-standing by in las vegas. good to see you.eard as well that las vegas is set to heat -- hit break another heat record. what is the situation like there? >> they were expecting yesterday to be the hottest day ever here in las vegas. temperatures climbed as high as 116 degrees fahrenheit and stopped just a few points of a degree short of the highest ever recorded temperature here of 117 celsius. i'm told by meteorologists that today it's slightly more humid and there's be bit of a breeze which they say is making things slightly cooler but i can assure you, it will still extremely hot. one of the problems is that las vegas was experiencing record cold temperatures. they had more than 260 consecutive days of temperatures below 38 celsius, below 100 fahrenheit and then issued listen i the heat came with a vengeance on the fourth of july holiday weekend and temperatures have been up there ever since. what that means that even local las vegas weren't really acclimatized to this now above-average high temperatures. people are used to

our west coast correspondent sophie long has more. in las vegas, it is extremely hot.e are told is on course to become the hottest day ever recorded with the mercury poised to hit 47 celsius. i am told it has not yet got there but pretty hard to imagine it being any hotter. not much cooler in places like phoenix, arizona. they had temperatures above 43 for the past two weeks now. i think that is one of the problems, notjust that we are experiencing these dangerous high temperatures but there is no respite. in el paso in texas, temperatures above 38 celsius for more than a month and still no end in sight. 38 cities across the us expected to have record breaking temperatures today. some 100 million americans are under what they call an extreme heat warning. i am on the strip of las vegas which is much busier at this time of day. the advice here is simple and very clear, stay at home. don't come out between the hours of nine and 6pm. most people seem to be taking that advice. not everybody can. there are people who don't have homes and authorities say they are doing their

i'm joined now by our correspondent sophie long who's in las vegas. what is a situation now?an tell ou it is what is a situation now? i can tell you it is extremely _ what is a situation now? i can tell you it is extremely hot _ what is a situation now? i can tell you it is extremely hot here, - what is a situation now? i can telli you it is extremely hot here, even by las vegas standards. it is on course to become the hottest day ever recorded here, poised to hit 47 celsius. it's not much cooler in places like phoenix, arizona. they have been experiencing temperatures of 43 and above are more than two weeks now. we notjust expressing his dangerously high temperatures, there is no respite. in el paso in texas, they have had around 38 celsius for more than a month and there is no end in sight. records are set to be broken across 38 cities in the southern and western us today. 100 million americans find themselves under extreme heat warnings and the advice here in places like vegas is very simple, this heat is dangerous, don't come out, stay indoors between the hours of nine an

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the strike is expected to have ripple effects throughout hollywood. 0ur sophie long spoke with the presidentf the actor's union fran drescher and national executive director and chief negotiator duncan cra btree—ireland earlier today. why have you decided to call the strike? because we were stonewalled and we had in earnest extended 12 days, which is unprecedented, because we know the gravity of what a strike is and its impact on not only our members but everybody impacted by a strike outside of our membership. we had hoped in that extension, there would be deep inroads accomplished but there was not. we continued to be cut out of the conversation. they went behind closed doors. they cancelled meetings with us. a lot of time was wasted and, frankly, i think we were duped so they could keep promoting their summer movies a little bit longer. the strike is now on. what would it take for you to call it off? it would take the companies coming forward and making a fair deal. they know exactly what is needed, they have it in hand, they can sign on the dotted line today. the key to this strike was a

i'm joined now by our correspondent sophie long who's in las vegas.re you dealing with the heat? extremely hot. just like everybody else here in las vegas. it is on course to be the hottest day ever recorded here, with it poised to hit 48 celsius. it is pretty hard to imagine it being any hotter. it's not much cooler in places like phoenix, arizona, they have had temperatures above 43 for the last two weeks. that is when the problem is, it is notjust that we are expecting these dangerous levels of heat, there is no respite. el paso in texas have had temperatures of 38 celsius for more than a month and there is no end in sight. 38 cities across the southern and western united states are expected to have record—breaking temperatures today. at the moment, some 100 million americans are in what they call an extreme heat warning. there is no end in sight. in las vegas, the temperatures are set to stay like this for much of the next week. it's very difficult for people to cope. most people are heeding advice to stay at home. the strip in las vegas is normal

at the impact that al is already having on film—making — but first our los angeles correspondent sophie longatest on the strikes. horns blare actors from bit part players to hollywood's biggest stars have joined those who write their lines on the picket lines. they say they are fighting an existential threat. it's pretty clear to me just on a very primitive level that if you can take my face, and my body and my voice and make me say or do something that i have no a choice about, it's not a good thing. the studio say they walked away from their historic offer on pay and ground—breaking proposal, protecting them from the use of artificial intelligence. that ground—breaking ai proposal, they proposed that our background performers should be able to be scanned, get paid for one day's pay and their company should own that scan, their image, their likeness, and should be able to use it for the rest of eternity in any project they want with no consent and no compensation. some of hollywood's biggest releases have already been affected. production for the next avatar film is now in doubt. season two

here's our us west coast correspondent, sophie long with the latest on the strike action.time that both the actors and writers were on strike at the same time was in the 19605 when ronald reagan was president, not of america, but of the screen actors guild. they will go on strike tomorrow when the writers walked out nearly two months ago, they brought a halt too much of the production in hollywood. now the actors arejoining production in hollywood. now the actors are joining them, that would bring in almost complete halt to the whole industry. that will cost the california economy ten5 industry. that will cost the california economy tens of millions of dollars every day. it will mean financial hardship for many people working in industry 5till for many people working in industry still recovering from the pandemic and a major delay to shooting schedule5 the pandemic and a major delay to shooting schedules and the releases of films and television series. figs releases of films and television series. �* , television series. as he said, the impact — television series. as he sai

now draw to a complete halt in a manner that hasn't been seen since the 1960s. 0ur correspondent sophie long sag building in west hollywood. what we are told is that the leaders of the sag—aftra union are meeting inside the building behind me, and it's a bit of a formality, but they will take one final vote on strike action and then we're expecting a news conference. but it does seem at this stage after talks collapsed last night, the deadline was at midnight pacific time last night. talks collapsed despite the involvement of a federal mediator. so it does now seem almost certain that sag—aftra members, which include 160,000 film and television actors, almost every actor across the country will nowjoin the writers, the 11,000 members of the wga who've been striking since may on the picket lines. so this will be a huge crisis for the hollywood television and film industry. a double strike of this nature hasn't happened since the 1960s, when ronald reagan was president of the screen actors guild. so it will be a major development. we're still waiting for confirmation that it will go ahead, but

let's join our correpsondent sophie long in los angeles. the first industrywide strike in six decades and it has shut down a few productions that survived the writer is' walk out. the big questions now are what rules should govern the future use of ai and what split of the entertainment industry profits would get hollywood up industry profits would get hollywood up and running again. actors from bit part players to hollywood's biggest stars joined those who write their lines on the picket lines. the studios say actors have walked away from their historic offer on pay and a ground—breaking proposal protecting them from the use of artificial intelligence. in that ground—breaking proposal they propose background performers should be able to be scanned to pay for one day's pay and the company should own their image and likeness and be able to use it for the rest of eternity on any project with no consent or compensation. it on any project with no consent or compensation.— on any project with no consent or compensation. it is a terrible thing wh

the strike is expected to have ripple effects throughout hollywood. 0ur sophie long spoke with the president of the actor's union fran drescher and national executive director and chief negotiator duncan cra btree—ireland earlier today. why have you decided to call the strike?— why have you decided to call the strike? well, because we were stonewalled _ the strike? well, because we were stonewalled and - the strike? well, because we were stonewalled and we - the strike? well, because we i were stonewalled and we had the strike? well, because we i were stonewalled and we had in earnest, extended 12 days, which is unprecedented, because we know the gravity of what a strike is. and its impacts on not only our members but everyone that is impacted by a strike outside of our membership. and we had hoped that in that extension, there would be deep inroads accomplished but there wasn't. we continue to be cut out of the conversation. they went behind closed doors. they did — they cancelled meetings with us. a lot of time was wasted. and frankly, i think, we were duped. so they could keep promoting t

(sophie fouron) they're actually answering. go! go! go! i'm liking this. how long have you been doing this? (hugo vink) in this farm, we've been making cheese for 17 years now. (sophie fouron) and i'm sure it evolved throughout the years. - yeah. the nice thing with cheesemaking is that about every week, you learn something new. when we bought the farm, we were not satisfied with the quality of the milk. so the main improvement for the cheese we've done was making a better place for the goats in the stable, giving them more space. and of course, we've also selected the goats. and now, we're happy with the taste of the milk and the taste of the cheese. - wow! was there a tradition here in lofoten of cheesemaking? - there was before. in the viking times, of course, people had animals, goats and cows, and they were using the milk for different kinds of cheese. well, about a little more than 100 years ago, all the traditions of cheesemaking disappeared. there were of course some exceptions. i believe in the 1990's, there were about five or six farms producing cheese in

the program of her treatment and rehabilitation process will be long, but sophie is still a child. all the prospects to improve her health and use the reserves of a young body, having lost housing and work in donetsk, the jury's family does not hope to raise money for treatment on their own and very much asks for the help of caring people. we really ask for your help, since we ourselves cannot raise such a huge amount for the examination and treatment of sofia, please, whoever can, help us . these took place with a delay of a week, but on the scale of fun. it didn't have any effect. a record number of graduates registered for it . traditionally, the capital's gorky park became the place of seeing off 11 years of school life. how did nikita karabinkov find out how this common happens flowed towards the dawn? with what mood the graduates said goodbye to their school years. for 10 years now, gorky park has been turning into a closed club for one day and one night. outsiders can't get here only for the elite for graduates of moscow schools. here they will meet the first dawn in their n

sophie. thank you. so how long will this heatwave in southern europe last?atures easing soon? here's sarah keith—lucas. i think we've seen the peak of the heatwave today. it has been the hottest day of the year so far in europe with temperatures of 48 in sardinia. but let's look at the next few days. so this is the temperature anomaly, how temperatures vary from what we would expect this time of year. the blue colours showing cooler than average areas, such as the uk, the orange and red showing hotter than average. now, we've had the heat today across southern italy, sardinia, sicily as well, but move fast forward for the next few days and just watch the orange and red colours slipping their way eastwards. so the heat, by the time we get to wednesday, still sitting across greece, could again be in the high 40s, but by the time we get to thursday and the blue colours, the colder air spills right through central parts of the continent. so, yes, some respite on the way later on in the week after another few hot days. but according to the world meteorological 0r

long, and 60 kilometers in its widest part. it is an archipelago, which is formed of some 40 smaller islands. (sophieuron) cyril christensen. proud resident of chiloé, photographer and founding member of a group that promotes the archipelago's true nature, these are his islands. (cyril christensen) chiloé has over 60 churches, 16 of which have been declared world heritage by unesco. and when the spanish arrived to the island, there was no metal on the island, so churches were actually built without nails. wood is the most abundant natural resource on the island. we have a beautiful native forest with more than 20 different species, used by the chilotes from building boats, to building a church, to building their homes. actually, most of the houses here in chiloé are wooden houses. chiloé's most iconic image is the houses by the sea, with long legs by the water. and the chilotes being so close to the sea, it was kind of: "the closer they could be to the water, the better." (sophie fouron) barbara, you live here. you're chilote. (barbara elmudesi) i'm chilote, yes. i graduated from high school and i ha

no, sophie, and the us has been thinking about this for a very long time. nato members, have banned their use, so they know this is going to be a difficult one for the coalition members to go along with so they have been putting a lot of effort into persuading other countries that this is the right decision. they have come to this decision. they have come to this decision mainly because producing enough of the standard shells is taking time, they have hundreds of thousands of these cluster bombs in reserve here in the united states, and they believed that the ukrainians have given them sufficient assurances that they won't be used in urban areas and they will help them to clean them up after the war. all those assurances will go on i think stony ground in terms of the campaigners out there, but for the allies it does seem to have done the trick because while there has been some criticism from places like germany, you can understand that some countries will have to say something for domestic consumption, but cracks in the coalition do not seem to be appearin

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long as you love them. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature.e got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i would've gotten us xfinity... and we'd have a better view. do you need mulch? what, we have a ton of mulch. - [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don't know what to do next? a literal ton. call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020. . >>> a new report details the failings of the deadly and extremely chaotic u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. it concludes that the biden and trump administrations were both to blame. kylie atwood has details. >> the report paints a flawed picture of both the biden administration and the trump administration's ability to prepare for the withdrawal from afghanistan, sayin

long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature.to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i would've gotten us xfinity... and we'd have a better view. do you need mulch? what, we have a ton of mulch. maria: welcome back were getting what we were waiting for bank earnings coming out wells fargo reported a double beat, j.p. morgan reported a double beat. wells fargo reported earnings of a dollar 25 a share. that's better than the estimate of the dollar extent sent pre-revenue coming in at $23.5 billion. better than the estimate of 20.1 billion. the stock up 3.6%, let's check j.p. morgan, the earnings are out there earnings-per-share committed a $4.37 a share. that's better than the estimate for dollars a share. the revenue at gpm committed a 41.3 billion better than the estimate of 38.9 billion that

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long before passengers are allowed on board, the cabin crew head out to the plain. they have plenty to do. but there's still time for quick sophie with the plane before they all start getting down to work. yeah. no, we have another hour and a half. the crew can use it to get familiar with the work area. again, what's called they need to make sure all the emergency equipment is complete and work through a checklist to fix this stuff. well that has to be finished before any passengers can board. a maximum of 8 passengers sitting 1st close right at the top right at the front. in addition to fresh flowers, they get multi cos meals on a real bed. but even those traveling in business or economy have more space than on any other type of a across. the plane has 509 seats. lift times that urgently needs that capacity. the $380.00 is due to kind of a $50000.00 extra passengers on baggage this year. it was not unexpectedly high to mind. the rule that joined us out of retirement. it's $5.00 and $8.00 the number for next year and even more impressive. next year we expect to add a 1000000 extra seats with our 6 planes next. otherwise we could

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