mercy professor of law in south africa. let's move on for now. america will not save your opinions from freezing this winter is the heads of us shall companies say, there are no hurry to increase exports, contributor rachel marston has the details. the e, you appears to be keen on fighting russia down to the last ukranian and also down to the last hero of its own citizens. europeans who may have thought that they could count on their government to soften the blow of the clammy energy prices and inflation are starting to realize that the elite are more interested in solidarity with ukraine than with them. the most recent hint came this week from french economy minister between the math, who suggested that not all local authorities in france could end up with the help from the french government to keep services running amid the energy crunch. you have well managed communities and others, the to less well managed when i see communities that have hired massively and then come to appeal to the state because they can't pay the en

more or less split where south africa was neutral. a few countries formerly opposed sanctions and condemnation of russia in the u. n. some were pro western. it is one of those periods where girls politics has a sort of tectonic shifts and the decline of the west european chaos, the u. k. out of europe, the desperation of europe to get fossil fuels from africa at the same time, they pretend that they care about climate change, which will hit africa. hardest pressure that both the west and the bricks block put on south africa. it's a tug of war that's reminiscent of the old cold war and what would be logical behind the scenes is for us to offer. you can make incentives and other support for south africa that are i'm opposed to would not otherwise get. washington is a way the changing of the dynamics to the old world order, and one south africa to be a point race here on the continent. the u. s. is expected to entice, i'm opposed with increased investment and trade. a global public to neutralize the briggs and russian influence on the co

we are building them in south africa. we would love to have interaction with many countries to install such reactors and not try to follow europe here models. foreign relations can be poised out of coal mine. a endeavor, aspiration of fear, but for that was a political party. the ruling african national congress must book is a friend, a partner and accommodate that supported the during the liberation movement in time of colonialism. and it's paula cuts continue to intensify here in south africa. more and more must go. seems like part of the solution. got a bill, it's john is back for odyssey international. we had from an attorney and law professor in south africa, say africa has a reason to fear america because he stays apartheid with financed and armed by the west. rama for us visit to washington. d. c. was actually quite an astounding success. because just before his arrival, there had been quite a few threats that south africa is ambling block in the global economic war against russia. and that south africa has to revi

the south african communist party. and he knows from his experience that a pop was finance and armed by the west, europe and america. so he is very conscious of all of a stable and strong ties of friendship with the russian. people now think central asia on the border of keg it's done on to jake is done where hope for the end to 3 days of violence were dashed on saturday. morning by new on classes and violation of a recently agreed cease fire local journalist the fee to get a has a story just on the agenda that you to heads up. curtis don, and just as national security comedy still held a meeting at 4 pm and friday, during which they agreed to cease fire. that was reported by cur gustavo border security services. but despite the pack, derek military force is open. fire at the kirk is florida. the town of dust to the following day around 11 15 am and the kirk is measuring bard bag and responsible to ticket started said to have again violated to cease by agreement at 1237 when they began artillery. shelling of kirk is ca

and what about the south now, against the background of the kharkiv offensive , the south is somewhats, but this does not mean at all that it has become less dynamic and less relevant combat operations to liberate the south from the occupiers at the current stage is the right bank of the dnieper in the kherson region, these combat operations are ongoing, they combine actions on land and with the use of strikes using aviation and long-range systems at control points, warehouses with ammunition, a cluster of enemy equipment and personnel actually, there are several main directions here, there are still thin ones, these are actions in the visokopylla area, this is in the central part with movement to the dnipro from the bridgehead in the area of ​​dry ponds and provision of control over the roads leading to nova kakhovka and this sector of the front with the road between two regional centers. this is between mykolaiv and kherson. opposition battles are taking place. the enemy is partially demolished, but continues to resist during the last two weeks. units of the armed forces of ukraine

some rain infringing into wales and the south—west of england.rs across the north of england, possibly midlands and into east anglia. the further east you are, more dry. 2a celsius for norwich, just 16 for belfast. on saturday night, to the south—west, this squeeze in the isobars, there will be a swathe of strong winds through sunday morning across the south of england and into wales, more rain here. more rain from northern ireland and south—west scotland. it keeps coming. the further north and east you are, more dry weather. top temperatures on sunday between 19 and 25 celsius. quite a lot on the weekend ahead, some brisk winds and some heavy rain, particularly in the west. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good the bbc�*s news teams where you are. afternoon. t danger good afternoon. there is quite a big danger taking place in our weather right now, a change to something that might feel more autumnal. good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest spo

we are building them in south africa. we would love to have interaction with many countries to install such reactors and not try to follow you repeat models. what a release of this can be poised out of common endeavor, aspiration of fear. but for settlement was as political about the ruling african national congress must go is a friend, a partner, and a com rate that supported the during the liberation movement. in time of colonialism and as power cuts continue to intensify year in south africa, more and more moscow seems like part of the solution. globally fat join is big for oddity international. south african politician take years to harley says the country is president wants to ensure his nation would be victimized by us policy decisions. we're very happy and very proud of the member id which chris, the drama pasa, handled his engagement with her president biden. we are also very happy with the principals that you put on the team. the principals also our concern regarding russia, milan, which is when we impose certain

the south right. there is a sense in this moment that the stories tell ourselves must confront are innocence. and so part of what i was trying to do at the beginning, again, is to grapple with through this an ongoing with baldwin, who was a resource queer man who dared to say what he said in the time that he said it was. what does it what will it require of us to finally grow the up and make it you know, and so i use this quick analogy, right. quick. you know, you have that you have that uncle, the family that refuses to dress like he's he's age. you i'm a date myself. come to the picnic gauchos. even though garcia is related that i just dated myself. those shorts that come right the waist right below the knee right. and you know, they refuse grow up and and part of what happens with perpetual perpetual adolescence is you actually become monstrous because you refuse to deal with the reality the hard reality of life. and so i think the country close to adolescence because it thinks that's the only way

, so it is in the south that they make certain accents, well, this is logical, because in the south,yllables in the south are struck at their disposal, so it is somehow logical to assume that the south will be in the direction of ukrainian, although again, this could also be a film. well, if we say a little about the south, it is obvious that we cannot talk there. now , i will even explain a little to the audience why we cannot talk about some specific things. well, first of all, it is dangerous for our troops because when the troops advance, if we start to tell in detail something happens, well, it became our troops as a gift . where our troops should go is also wrong but nevertheless, i would still ask mr. victor to say a little about what global goals we are setting in the south that is, what are we achieving there, the global goal in the south of its liberation, but if we talk about the goals of a more, well, lower level, then, that is, it is quite obvious here that we have to drink russians, at least from the kherson region, at least from its right-bank part. well it 's such an

you know, our trade relations with south africa we have 600 american companies doing business in south africa. pres. ramaphosa: true. pres. biden: and you're a leader on climate and health and covid-19. i'd like to talk to you about that, because we want to see you be able to produce covid insulin on the continent, in your country, et cetera. and you you were one of the international leaders that agreed with my effort to try to do away with a patent listing on these drugs. pres. ramaphosa: that's right. pres. biden: so, but we can still get a lot done, i think. [laughter] look, our partnership is essential in addressing many of the world's pressing challenges, from the food security crisis to and south africa is a vital voice on the global stage and a leader in the international order. we have a lot to talk about. there's a lot that's happening around the world not only on the continent of africa, but around the world that you're engaged in as well. so, welcome. i'm looking forward to our conversation. and thanks for taking the time to be here. pres. ramaphosa: well, thank you very muc

perhaps the odd three across the south—east of england. with some sunshine across central and eastern england, but wet towards the north—west. and this whole system will swing its way through during the course of the day, brighter but with some showers through the afternoon for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures dipping behind the weather system yet again, and then it's a wet end to the day across eastern england. that whole frontal system, though, does push away quite quickly, and in time for the weekend, we're left with low pressure, yes, but i think more in the way of sunny intervals again. some showers, just the chance of some more persistent rain running into the south of the uk later on on saturday. so, in comparison to friday, well, yes, it's still quite breezy on saturday, but we shouldn't see so much cloud around and outbreaks of rain will come and go rather than being persistent, aside from potentially this area pushing into southern england later on in the day on saturday. and that could linger on overnight saturday int

most countries in south asia are members, but how relevant is these grouping to south issues future? i think most commonwealth nations initial pretty satisfied with the grouping to the rulers. it is a matter of prestige. and there are many benefits associated with it. so not so much for the common people in these countries, to be honest to all these, both colonial structures of hampered the growth of these nations in one way or, or the other. but yet the commonwealth is irrelevant. platform is still for a lot of these, these, these countries that we're talking went on mother and family of the monarchy in relation to south asia. one does think of the word nostalgia, do you see this nostalgia or any connection to the u. k. depleting and the coming years in south asia. ah, no, i think the connection remains a strong and it is unlikely to deplete the do we need to understand the colonial legacy is not just about oppression. and subjugation. there are cultural aspects to it as well. the language, the literature, the art, the media, the mod of governance, the countries like boston, india o

i was named south dakota's outstanding young farmer within a few years after dad passed and then south dakota's outstanding young leader and that that time our us senator was tom dashel. he was the majority leader in the house in the senate and was from south dakota and i was at a lot of his meetings. he ended up appointing me to a board that oversaw all the federal farm programs in the state. so i was involved in policy and and showing up with different people and people started to ask me to consider running for the state legislature, you know, it was interesting because asking my family they just thought well that's strange and you know, nobody's done that before but in our state this the legislature meets for 40 days a year you go in in january you balance the budget past bills and then go back home and back to your jobs and it wasn't that big of a commitment to outside of session and we figured we would try it and if it worked then everything would be okay. i did that got elected and ran for leadership right away and served as the assistant majority leader in the house, but that's

of the south african communist party. and he knows from his experience that a pop was finance and armed by the west, europe and america. so he is very conscious of all of a stable and strong ties of friendship with the russian. people now think central asia on the border of keg. it's done until jake is done. where hope have an end to 3 days of violence were dashed on saturday morning by new armed classes and violation of a recently agreed sci fi, local journalist, the fee, to get a has a story. somebody, you're not that you have the hardest on it does national security comedy held a meeting at 4 pm and friday during which day $3.00 to $6.00 buyer was reported by courtesy for security service. but despite the pack of military forces, open fire at the curtis border town of dust the following day around 1115 and the curious merger barred back in response to ticket data set to have again violated scar agreement at 1237 when they began to live shelling the curve is pulled about position in the old region was now renewed. negot

we are building them in south africa. we would love to have interaction with many countries to install such reactors and not try to follow your appeal models. one relations can be poised out of one endeavor, aspiration of fear. but for some, i'm a, was a political party. the ruling african national congress must book is a friend, a partner in crime rate that supported the during the liberation movements in time of colonialism. and its paula has continued to intensify south africa. more and more, moscow seems like part of the solution. got a bill, it's. john is back for oddity international. we spoke with a deputy vice chancellor at the university of zulu land who thinks that the south african president visit will serve as a reminder to the u. s. it rushes ties with africa are deep seated. the you have the, it's always about coming in interest and need them and insert it's about influence . and i'm assuming you feel super paula you one way or another though you do have try and you have you have it. you also have every coll

and then it brings a bunch of moisture up into south carolina south carolina, north carolina and ultimately virginia. rain will be a huge part of this. a detailed look at where the heaviest rain will be coming on and win. think about this afternoon into this evening is where you will see a bunch of rain across the region and i will leave you with the rainfall totals. flooding will be a huge concern. widespread 6 inches of rain, but definitely areas up to 8 inches of rain and a foot piled on top of the storm surge on the coast. flooding is one of the major concerns. back over to you. >> todd: i covered hurricanes for fox and myrtle beach a couple of years ago. that was basically a mist there was still a lot of problems associated with the most. i hesitate when this happened gets to myrtle beach. thank you. ten people are dead and 200 residents in the dark after carving a destructive path through the state. >> carley: extensive recovery after cat 4 laura naples south f fort myers. what is the damage you are seeing? we see a little bit of it behind you right now. is the town yet in recovery mo

, south in eastern alameda county, south in eastern alameda county, south in eastern alameda county, south in eastern alameda county, south in eastern alameda county, south in eastern alameda county, south in eastern alameda county, south in eastern alameda county, south in eastern alameda county, south in east of livermore here this area is likely to swing to the north ino livermore, right as we get to the busy time of day on i-580, o be planning ahead for slower traffic conditions as we head through the rest of this evening . looking outside, beautiful cls as you look at showers from the distance. the rainfall amounts o far, over two inches. half an ih to an inch in a lot of location. welcome to rain for most of us, helping to mitigate the fire threat to me but does not end ae season completely. we will takea look at our chances this weekeng up in the full forecast. > >> that wet weather is helping s on the front line of the mosquio fire in the sierra foothills. cal fire said, moisture from the the storm decreased fire behavior significantly. containment has now jumped to 39%, but

new york city is right in the cutoff point to the south of that, south jersey for sure, significant rain in d.c. as well, john. >> gillian: rick, how long do you think the transitional phase is going to last. is it possible to predict? >> it doesn't matter at this point. it's happening at this point so the winds are going to die down very quickly by the time we get to tonight, winds will be significantly down from where they are. still winds gusting 40 miles an hour, 50 miles an hour, that can knock some trees over, especially in ground that is saturated and ground that's getting a lot of the moisture right here. but we are in the process now. thankfully this is the last that we are going to have to deal with ian over the next, say, day and a half. we have been dealing with this for a long time now. but here you go, we still have at least all of this water that we have to get through. tropical systems, warm systems in general and warm air holds more water. a tropical flow, a tropical system, you get a lot more rain than normally in the winter if you get a cold rainstorm that comes throug

and japan, and full south careers position. it is reaffirmed or its commitments to larger scale military exercises we're seeing at the moment this visit to korean waters. it's the 1st time in 5 years by the u. s. carrier. the ronald reagan has a leading a strike group that is taking part in joint drills at witcher as also a way of showing up showing the resolve of the south koreans and the u. s. to what they say is it this increasing rhetoric from north korea? and rob, has there been any reaction from north korea and is stage knows careers seems to continue a with its plans for nuclear development. we are all expecting and intelligence officials here in south korea are confidently predicting that the north has a finished preparations for a nother nuclear test. now that would be its 1st nuclear test or since 2017. so there are very much echoes of a previous tensions wednesday evening. we had 2 more short range, ballistic missiles being launched by the north. there was another one. on sunday, there had been a series of regular te

that south carolina emergency manager mobile app. the damage assessment report is on the tools section of the main men aye. it's pretty easy to get to -- menu. it's pretty easy to get to, i checked it out last night. sir? >> thank you, governor. annette edwards. executive director for the south carolina office of regulatory staff. so around 10:30 this morning statewide we had outages of around 32,927. as of around 12:25 today, we're already over 69,000. i do anticipate that those outage numbers will climb. the couriers are standing at the ready and they will go out and do restoration efforts but only when it's safe to do so. so when those winds get to about 30 miles per hour, the crews that are out there, you'll see them pause. so for customers who currently have power, because i expect the number to climb, please do take a moment and charge your phones, do those things that you needed to while you still have some power. for those that are experiencing an out and, do notify your utility. so that they are aware. and if you are out and

we are building them in south africa. we would love to have interaction with many countries to install such reactors and not try to follow your appeal models. what and relations can be forced out of one endeavor, aspiration of fear, but for some was a political part. the ruling african national congress was, is a friend, a partner, and accommodate that supported the during the liberation movements in time of colonialism. and it's paula cuts. continue to intensify south africa. more and more, moscow seems like part of the solution. got a bill if, as john is back out of t intentional, we have so many south african political commentator who says the bible baptist ration is trying to subjugate the african continent with threats to punish the countries the ties with russia by didn't try to add discipline south african government to make it to delight much more clearly on the side of natal address. the americans are concerned about the new the globe. well joe political elevation which is lead better action for the nation, inclu

it is the south that starts _ in the south. it is the south that starts with— in the south.rities will be paired up with their professional dance partners, before taking to the ballroom for the very first time on saturday evening. i guess they get to meet on the friday and we see them perform on saturday. friday and we see them perform on saturda . ., , ., ., saturday. someone is going to exlain. among them is five—time paralympic champion ellie simmonds, who we'll speak to in a moment — but first let's take a look at the professional dancers in action. # it's a new dawn # it's a new day # it's a new life # and i'm feeling good # it's a new dawn # it's a new day # it's a new life # for me # and i'm feeling so good five—time paralympic champion ellie simmondsjoins us now. whole range of emotions happens when you do strictly. so, scared, petrified, that end? mega excited? where are you now?— petrified, that end? mega excited? where are you now? probably in the middle and so _ where are you now? probably in the middle and so excited _ where are you now? probably in the middle a

>> a little south of there, john, just south of georgetown, between isle of palms and georgetown, mclellanville, i'm worried with georgetown. we don't have an observation there, but they kind of catch the water there in the bay and also have two rivers that converge right at that town, and it's a beautiful historic downtown there. so i'm worried about that, but don't have any definitive measurements from there as there is ongoing. >> john: we'll have a look on the ground, we have brandon ellis coming up. we'll talk to him about it. bryan, thank you for the update, appreciate it. for in-depth coverage of hurricane ian, download the fox weather app, stream 24/7. you will be glad you did. >> gillian: charleston, south carolina, hurricane ian is expected to hit really hard. molly line, are you with us? >> yes, sure, hi, gillian. yeah, the big concern in the next couple of hours is the flooding. flood warnings the rain is coming down heavy, concerned about that. the 6 to 12 inches of potential rain. we are standing here in the ashley river, the downtown, the beautiful historic downtown is just a lit

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korea. right now in the southeast coast of south korea-— south korea.rofessor at _ south korea. that was assistant professor at the i south korea. that was assistant professor at the school i south korea. that was assistant professor at the school of i south korea. that was assistant professor at the school of earth | south korea. that was assistant i professor at the school of earth and environmental sciences at seoul national university. thank you so much. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme — canadian police lay murder charges against two men who remain on the run, after ten people were stabbed to death in saskatchewan. freedom itself was attacked this morning and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here — of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! the difficult decision we reached i toget

we urge residents in south carolina and everyone in its path to remain vigilant. florida as we continue to monitor the situation in south carolina and overall path of the storm, search and rescue operations remain underway in florida. we must rescue teams are part of the unified effort to conduct operation by air, land and sea in coordination with federal partners as well as state and local officials. as part of this effort will is activated 5004 national guard members as well as another 2000 members from other states through mutual aid to help with search and rescue operations, operations and other protective measures. coast guard colleagues provide an update on their search and rescue efforts of this command in a later brief. homeland security secretary mayorkas activated dhs search capacity force yesterday comprised of 7500 members from other federal agencies in the staffing pattern to help us address the response recovery needs following the storm. this will enhance efforts to florida as well as the eastern seaboard as the storm continues to move. nearly 3000

the second was comfortably encamped on the south side.y of the nand cleansing of the james and then hancock remained on the north side communicating by signal and that this is an important point as in most military operations i don't succeed, there are a series of mistakes and misunderstandings. this is what and it was critical. hancock confirmed to mead that his core had three days of russians on hand and would not be out of food that night. so all the engineers and they ferried across the river grant boarded steamer met with butler to outline the plans for the attack angry and told butler that he would be solely responsible for the attack because he would read provision before marching toward petersburg and then stalled on the north side of the chickahominy weather on —- river, but there would be responsible for providing those rations. 60000 of them. grant says without this precaution and that the services of this core meaning hancock cannot be had for an emergency tomorrow this utterly implied he consider the participation of june 15

we are building them in south africa. we would love to have interaction with many countries to install such reactors and not try to follow europe here models one and relations can be poised out of common endeavor. aspiration or fear, but for some out i'm was a political party. the ruling african national congress must go is a friends partner and a come rate that supported them during the liberation movement in time of colonialism. and as paula cuts continue to intensify year in south africa, more and more moscow seems like part of the solution. globally fat, john is big for oddity international. vasa, c po, c, pay deputy vice chancellor at the university of zulu lund. he thinks the south african presidents visits will serve as a reminder to the u. s. that rushes ties with africa, a deep rooted usa for the policy. it's always about their eminent interest and it and insert is about influence and dig. i'm assuming that you just feel it super paula you one way or another though you do have china, you have. yeah. you have it.

also, because it is coming into the coastal area, there was a high tide in the south coast of south koreathe flash flooding. that is happening. professor, if we just look at what has happened and why it's happening, seoul, for instance, seeing some major flooding a few weeks ago — is there a sense of why south korea's seeing these extreme weather patterns? well, accidentally, we've got the strongest rainfall that was happening in the metropolitan area. luckily, this typhoon doesn't hit around metropolitan of south korea. however, it is hitting the southeast coast of korea, the second largest city of south korea. that is busan. this time, too, the trajectory is not very unique. after it turns from the northwestern �*s ghost the northwestern coast of the pacific ocean, and then our weather forecast has been forecasted very well. a lot of people have prepared very well to promote, and also, there are several other people who give a lot of warnings before it is hitting so that you don't have a lot of damage at the moment. however, the intensity and the magnitude of the rainfall is one of the

many of them associated with south africa's colonial past. and their colonial past obviously paved the way for the implementation of a parties. i must mention at the same time though, that the queen was friends with the iconic freedom lead and nelson mandela. and she was seen as part of the soft power that put pressure on the apartheid government and bought about its demise. having said that, though, the queen paid little attention to africa. she seldom mentioned africa. and all her attempts to keep the empire alive through the commonwealth did not seem to work here amongst african countries. this a sentiment expressed in the next clip is very much representative of the feeling on the ground here, amongst many africans shoes, becoming irrelevant here. we know about chinese personages in ping or russian president vladimir putin. not the queen is also feeling on the ground that with the passing of the queen, the commonwealth itself might become irrelevant. so with the queen now gone, you have issues of mere colonialism. issues of africa's pover

really getting pretty close to the coast of south carolina. it was moving north of 14, now at 15 miles per hour. it's continuing to get a little faster. so that will continue as we work our way inland. it's really important to realize it's not just that center point. it really is -- it's been a large storm for most of its lifetime. hurricane force winds extend out 70 miles. and the latest i saw, tropical storm force winds, about 275 miles out from the center. it's big. so it's not just the folks right around the center. there's quite a few communities that see some of these strong winds. did want to say, there's still river flooding back in florida and some of that, it's important that water doesn't drain very fast. so some of those rivers could stay at flood stage and several locations, actually, record flood, could be that way for days, even more than a week. so just something to think about with time. we're not over yet. we're very close to the south carolina coast. the impact, winds, rain bands have already started. there's already been so

and as we head toward the south, those winds are ramping up across south africa's northern cape province. this is concerning that's gonna hike up the risk of wildfires. and then some rain across south africa's coastline on thursday. don't forget the umbrella that shop they buy for now. ah. ah, ah, i'm with lou. oh, you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories this hour, or we can ins hit florida walden. 2000000 people are without power. and many more are under mandatory evacuation orders. it's now wake into a category to stone. the swedish coast guard is reporting a full lake at the north stream pipelines in the baltic sea. russia says it's launched a terrorism investigation or the damage to you and nato say the lakes were caused by sabotaged me and minds to pose later on sun search. she has been sentenced to 3 years in jail, alongside her former economic advisor. it's the latest in a series of convictions suits. she has faced sins being alfred in the military current. in february 2021 us vice president comma harris has visited the demilitarized zone i

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it's about 175 miles to the south, south, east of charleston.his wind shield extending all the way from the central coast to north carolina, to south carolina, to the coast of georgia, and even into florida. it is so broad, everybody is going to be impacted. this is millions and millions of people in the rainfall is going to be devastating. make sure you have a plan for what to do if you get trapped or stranded in some areas. we saw that problem in fort, in naples, in some of those areas that had been so devastating. but i'll be back at this about 20 minutes, kristie, and we'll bring you another update. that's coming up. >> yeah, it's good to have all of these models, as you point, out it can change in an instant. we appreciate you will be back in 20 minutes. karen mcinnis, thank you. >> hurricane ian is bearing down on the north and south carolina coastlines. the governor of south carolina says people need to be prepared right now. >> we know what's coming. so there's a little bit of wiggle room and exactly how strong the rains, and how strong