lot of things seem changing the west, you know, we're looking from the edge of utah from the south east europe. we will always and we were always aspiring towards european values. you know, the, the, the, the liberal society with the human rights. uh then you know, democracy. uh, in uh, you know, wilted countries with good living standards and so on. there was a lot of attractiveness and there was a, i would say, a higher level of the intention to be fair in international relationship. i mean, we do is the recall and the 19 eighties and the beginning of the 19900. it wasn't a surprise to see and see your politicians talking about the unified media and you know, sphere of, of cultivation from uh, you know, uh less than 2 lovely balls stuck and so on and so forth. and unfortunately, that's it. and so to say romantic video has a, you know, cease to exist during the ninety's. and i see that the prevailing policies nowadays in the west and will sometimes be as a calendar mind the core values that they have been advocating for for decades. uh huh. now this romantic vision of newer of, and perhaps mo

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second half of the weekend, the high pressure could move away from us across europe and that allows us to pick up the east or southeze, dragging in drier airfrom the near continent and it will be a chilly start for eastern areas on sunday morning but we should see a bit more sunshine across england and may be in parts of scotland as well some of the western areas could hang onto more in the way our. and after a chilly start temperatures might not be quite as high but we are still looking at around 12 to 14 celsius. and by the time gets a monday even tuesday we will find mist and fog quite widely and that is going to be lifting only very slowly into low cloud so for many places it will feel quite chilly to start next week. live from london, this is bbc news. the battle to reach survivors and communities cut off by flash flooding in spain, as officials say at least 158 people have been killed. this is the scene live right now in valencia. hundreds of emergency workers have been deployed to help with the rescue efforts. the russian drones shooting at ukrainian civilians from the skies — we report on the new tactic. t

south—east asia. still very robust in south america. decelerating in western europe.f geography. 0verall diverse in terms of geography. overall it is a plus 5% demand market. supply is probably less than 2%. that�*s good to be the case for the next 20 years, this is one of the things about travel and tourism, it is two factors, democracy, which is rising, and emerging castle, which is also rising. if those two are in your favour you will have pretty rosy days for the next 20 years. to have pretty rosy days for the next 20 years.— have pretty rosy days for the next 20 years. to spend a bit more time — next 20 years. to spend a bit more time in _ next 20 years. to spend a bit more time in china, - next 20 years. to spend a bit more time in china, we - next 20 years. to spend a bit more time in china, we knowj next 20 years. to spend a bit - more time in china, we know the economy has been struggling. we see that reflected? it is see that reflected? it is reflecting _ see that reflected? it is reflecting on _ see that reflected? it is reflecting on domestic. see that ref

the world but specifically markets like central america, the caribbean, south america, chile, colombia, the middle east, also to europeerstate the importance of or overstate the importance of these ports for our supply chain in general. maria: when do you expect people are going to start feeling this, that they're going to start understanding that they cannot get beef or pork at the store any longer because it's stuck on a ship and it's no longer good, it's perishable? >> yes, i think the congestion, the impact is already happening. we just maybe haven't seen it yet. we're seeing it within our supply chain. i mean, the exporters that are exporting the product are already working on rerouting product to the west coast, for example. i think that's only a short-term solution because we're already hearing reports of delays into the west coast. so the supply chain is very efficient but when you take out roughly half of our capacity to export containerized ships, the impact is real, the impact is now. other thing we're seeing already is inflationary impact. lologistical rates, surcharges e being implemented. this will impac

south and east. china estate planner promises to increase stimulus. plus the boss of uber tells us why chinese electric vehicles could be good for europe. hello and welcome to business today. i'm katie silver. let's begin in china. the chairman is leading a conference in beijing at the moment and is confident china will meet its growth target this year of 5%. his comments come as the chinese stock market rallies after a week—long golden week holiday. all of this comes as the world bank releases a new economic report on the stage and the pacific. according to these findings, the region is expected to see a slowdown in growth next year, partly due to a lack of post—pandemic recovery from china, the well�*s second largest economy. a look at the report, joined by chief economist at your expecting a stage in pacific growth to slow due to the chinese slowdown. what steps can countries in this region take an urge to mitigate some impacts? take an urge to mitigate some imacts? ., �* , impacts? you're absolutely riuht. impacts? you're absolutely right- jen _ impacts? you're absolutely right. jen has _ impacts? you're absolutely right. jen has be

the three or four we constantly mention that are near us, all over south america, all over the middle east, all over asia, all over europefrica. tremendous numbers of people are coming out of africa. and they are coming from all over the world. they are dumping them at our border, pushing him across the line, and say, don't ever come back. if you're going to come back, we are going to kill you. will kill you. we are stuck with them. we are not going to be stuck with them for long. [applause] fmr. pres. trump: so kamala violated her oath. she desecrated her loss and got innocent girls like jocelyn tortured and killed. anyone who knowingly says -- sets loose these monsters into our country has absolutely no right to be running for office. here today is another great person, an american mom, tammy nobles, two years ago her 20-year-old daughter caitlin hamilton, who had an autism diagnosis. was found raped, tied up and strangled to death with a telephone cord. in her home. ms 13 gang member among the vicious gangs in the world. i took them out by the thousands. kamala harris wanted to defund ice. and ms 13 gang member who wa

we see people moving here from europe, from the middle east from israel from south america, and i stilling to florida and we have seen our sale center and the buyers are telling us where they're coming from and we see a very healthy demand from other states and it looks like people are not getting nervous or scared for this natural disaster and unfortunately, you cannot escape it. we see floodings in europe and earthquakes in other parts of the world. so really, this is not something that can be can control. >> all right. isaac, thank you very much for your perspective, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> you're very welcome, sir. >> meantime, as residents recover from milton one platform they're turning to for news and updates, nextdoor. the social media network says activity has shot up 50% in the affected area. deidre bosa sat down with the ceo this morning and has the latest on tech check. >> nextdoor is a hyperlocal social media platform meaning it's centered around neighborhoods and users have to verify home addresses so it can provide realtime information and loca

just the three or four we constantly mention that are near us all over south america and the middle east, all over asia, all over europe, all over africa. tremendous numbers of people are coming out of africa and they are coming from all over the world. they are dumping them at our border, pushing them across the line and say don't ever come back. if you come back we'll kill you. and we're stuck with them. but we won't be stuck with them for long. [cheers and applause] so kamala violated her oath. she desecrated our laws and she got innocent girls like jocelyn tortured and killed. anyone who knowingly sets loose these monsters into our country has absolutely no right to be running for office, let alone the office of president. no right. so here today is another great person, an american mom, tammy nobles. two years ago her 20-year-old daughter kala hamilton, who had an autism diagnosis, was found raped, tied up and strangled to death with a telephone cord in her home. kala's murderer was an illegal alien, ms-13 gang member among the most vicious gangs anywhere in the world. i took them out by the thousands thanks to ic

he said it would be incredibly serious, not only for europe, but also for the far east as well, south korea and the uk have both pointed out that there are troops that are headed, that these troops are headed there perhaps to fight in ukraine. that's something the u.s. is trying to get a much better grasp on on and we'll certainly be watching to see if they pop up in eastern ukraine fighting on behalf of russia. kate, a key question here, what is north korea getting in exchange for giving troops to russia here? of course, north korea has tried to advance both its nuclear end, its satellite program those would be two areas where the russians could very well help out north korea, and it would be very serious, indeed, if they choose to very good question, indeed, great to see you, oren. >> thank you very much, sir. >> doing these final days of the campaign, some celebrities are issuing a warning about the high tech scams that are trying to keep you from voting these are all scams designed to trick you into not voting don't fall for it. do not fall for it weeknights at seven on cnn. i won

south and east. china estate planner promises to increase stimulus. plus the boss of uber tells us why chinese electric vehicles could be good for europe. china will meet its growth target this year of 5%. his comments come as the chinese stock market rallies after a week—long golden week holiday. all of this comes as the world bank releases a new economic report on the stage and the pacific. according to these

south and east. chinese market open again after the holiday. plus the boss of uber tells us why chinese electric vehicles could be good for europe.at the changing composite up. that comes after the golden week holiday. it boosted home sales after the government unveiled some measures are to help the struggling industry. for a closer look at the potential ups and downs for stocks in china, let's talk to investment expert, julia lee. 12% up and 18% up, the two major markets in china. what you make of the figures? 5; major markets in china. what you make of the figures? a good da for you make of the figures? a good day for china _ you make of the figures? a good day for china investors _

east. you have the largest ground war since 1945 going on in europe. you have china that is certainly becoming much more assertive if not aggressive with their military use in south china seas trying to do this against taiwan it is a world in which there is a variety of warning flags that are out there. this is not necessarily new. these flags have been fluttering for a good 10 plus years. but they are out there. i would just caution as we go forward as a country for people to pay close attention for this so-called rules -based order. if you go back at least in european history, go back to the treaty that ended the 30 year war in europe that, you know, slaughtering each other for 30 years and they come up with this idea of sovereignty and sovereign nations. that system was an order in europe that prevented major outbreaks for about 100 years until it broke down in the 1750 s in the seven years war in europe and the french and indian war. that lasted 65 years. europe rips itself apart. it leads to a bore of 20 years. and then in 1815 the napoleon wars were over. they say we cannot do this again so they set up the consulate of europe. that lasted 100 years. it brea

and really gaining market share in markets outside of china, mainly south america, middle east and africa and are coming into europed look forward to having you on again soon. >> to see you >>> u.s. election could be the next catalyst for things like quinn basin robinhood alongside crypto calling the win performer president trump, he cptble for the second new #wreryo is flowing and it might surprise you. stay with us. - [narrator] this is my coffee shop. we just moved into a bigger space, brought on another employee, and ordered new branded gear for the team. it was so easy. i just chose my products, added our logo, and placed my order. bring your own team together with custom gear. get started today at customink.com. >>> welcome back. i have your news update. the united nations in lebanon said two of the members were hurt following two explosions near a watchtower the development came a day after the peacekeeper said an israeli tank directly fired at the headquarters. the israeli military says it is conducting a thorough review. >>> one person died last night when an elevator trolley malfunctioned under town and a

globally transporting cocaine from south america to through west africa, into europe, laundering on a very large scale money. not only in europe, but also in the middle east. it is really by all intents and purposes is stage with a criminal enterprise. a political force is social factor for the shy community in living on which is only one side of the ban. these populations are 2 thirds of the liberties population have no benefit from his by having this particular position and i know position, but the political and security system of the state of flipping done is in such a disarray for the last couple of years. that mean it's a sideshow, that's why the government is not negotiating with the living. his government. but i just wanna give a quick update we are hearing from is really media. they report that is really hiring people and is willing to terry say, the military will operate forcefully throughout the middle east already tonight. that's a hint that they're sending at the intentions of israel to respond to this attack. probably, we might be seeing them operating any wrong, maybe still tonight, otherwise we also know they have invest a bank of, of targe

south korean ambassador to the u.s. talks about the navy shipbuilding programs. these remarks are part of a hudson institute event on strengthening the defense industrial base. unfortunately, with the wars in the middle east and europe, we've been reminded that we must be prepared to protect our interests with military force, should deterrents fail and we've seen what happens when deterrents fail, tragedy, death, destruction. and both of these conflicts have shown us in real-time the importance of scale and adaptability and cooperation in defense production. allies are emptying their musicians stock piles, demand for ships and aircraft and outstrip supplies. demand for, as i said munitions. at the same time the proliferation of technology have allowed longstanding weapons systems, if not obsolete, at least degraded in their capabilities. allies will need to combine their industrial efforts to keep pace with dynamic and intensifying security challenges and that's the subject of today's morning, looking at how we might improve, strengthen and add to allied defense cooperation. we have an excellent lineup. we're going to start the morning with the ambassador from the republic of korea and then we'll shift it two panels

south and east. china's state planner promises to fast—track stimulus measures, as a market rally loses steam. plus the boss of uber tells us why chinese electric vehicles could be good for europeward presure on the world's second largest economy is increasing. the chairman led a press conference in beijing this morning, says he will speed up the implementation of policies to lift the property sector and boost economic growth. he added that he was "confident" that china will meet its growth target of around 5% this year. his comments come as chinese stock markets reopened after a week—long golden week holiday. they initially surged over 10%, but have now pared back some of the early gains we saw. investment expertjulia lee gave us a closer look at the potential ups and downs for chinese shares.

europe basicallyjust tries to stay out of the most complicated parts of the conflict in the middle east. the ukrainian foreign minister has called for a strong and immediate reaction, after claims from southf troops to help russia in its fight against ukraine. moscow has previously dismissed reports of north korean involvement as "fake news". 0ur ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse has this report. satellite images have accompanied the claims of pyongyang's growing involvement in moscow's invasion. south korea's spy agency says they show a russian vessel collecting weapons, as well as north korean troops gathering at military bases in russia's far east. it's thought 1,500 have arrived and another 10,000 will follow, and ukraine is in no doubt what for. translation: we are convinced that they want to use these - north korean soldiers as cannon fodder. they understand how sensitive the issue of mobilisation is in russian society. they are trying to solve their domestic political issues by dragging other countries into the war. there is mounting evidence of russia using north korean ammunition, missiles and technology. with it already outnumbered, kyiv is worried about what more invading s

they do have ownership stakes in a number of ports around the europe, the middle east and now south americabackyard. host: out on the west coast, chuck. democrat. good morning. caller: i was a longshoreman for 42 years out of seattle and the west coast. and just to mention her comments on longshoreman. what that was was called a shape up. that meant men would line up and basically would payoff the boss to hire them. now, talking about port ownership, we on the west coast, all of the ports are locally elected officials. and they work through the companies that are mostly from asia and europe. and so, they do not own the terminal. now the comment on money we make, we have to show up to go to work to earn our money. so you are telling these people that we make too much money when you have to go to work to get your money? now the automation, there is a point of automation where it slows down everything. they do not go fast. i was a crane operator and i would do 30 containers an hour. if you have automation that cuts down to 15. my final point. host: can i ask them on that, how are you able to d

europe at the moment. yes. we've got high pressure in charge, meaning whiskey and clear skies and lots of sunshine stretching from the west to the east. apart from down in the south, a place like if we still got some heavy rain to come here some storms as well. we've already seen flooding. we could see more cause that rain is going to stick around for the next few days. but to the south east, we're seeing lots of sunshine stretching down to grease old way up to the baltic states and across scan today that drives up for no way we have got from what, what the started to creep into person on the island vine and but on says that we thing more in way of sunny and warm conditions for much of ingram there. is that when, when do whether that starts to push into western pods on friday with some heavy rain to come for pots of france and spain as well. not temperature is all where we expect them to be for this a time, if us patients like london and paris, that we searching at around 23 for the likes of athens. lots of sunshine here that will be coming down for spain and portugal as that when the weather starts to creep . and if we haven't looked at the 3 day full madrid, th

obviously central and south america, south america in particular, is starting to see, you know, a deceleration. so, they really have to make it up in europe, middle east. asia -- i think all of us on the desk, as soon as they did that about-face on the advertising business, obviously, the crackdown on passwords, this is all really high margin stuff. you've seen that are margins start to work higher a little bit. it's a great story. it's a unique story. i guess it's felt unique for 15 years or so, but again, from a competition standpoint you not that, like -- there's not a lot nipping at their heels. as they move into live, i think that's going to be an interesting phase for this company, especially from an advertising standpoint. they create a little bit of a velvet rope situation, sports and the like here. so, a lot of stuff to like going forward. i wouldn't worry about the valuation. people are only going to worry about it when they miss on subscribers and the stock is trading down 10% or so. but right now, it's probably just fine. i don't think you buy it here for, you know, the technical reasons that steve mentioned, some of the reasons that guy m

south to overcome global challenges that have not been issued for 100 years. for many decades, if not centuries, we have been asking ourselves who we are, are we east or west, are we europea, here we finally found the answer to this question, we are us. we are a multinational, multi-confessional, great russian civilization, a self-sufficient country, a powerful center of power in the modern world, without involving the heart and motor of brics, for brics, russia, china are dad and mom, that is, we... and i believe that we interact quite effectively, initially all this goes back to pryamakov's idea of ​​the eurasian triangle, russia, india, china.

east. and this the south korean intelligence service says upward of 10,000 korean troops are ready to deploy to ukraine. this is an extraordinary development. north korean soldiers fighting in europe'sopean and american level, well, you know, we don't really know what's going on. yeah, we're gravely concerned. ukraine is more than gravely concerned by this. they see this as a massive escalation, and they see this actually as the beginning of a real global conflict. they're now describing this as world war iii. i think it should put us all on alert, that this is not a military conflict that's going to be wrapped up soon, and certainly not one that can be managed in terms of escalation the way i think we hoped. >> certainly so much riding on november's u.s. election. >> exactly. >> as to what the next steps will be in ukraine. editor for "the insider," michael weiss, terrific insight, as always. thank you. >>> up next, we'll take a closer look at vice president harris' efforts to appeal to republican voters as she heads to the battleground state of wisconsin. >>> coming up on "morning joe," we'll talk about how both campaigns spent their weekends in key swing states. from a mcdonald's

east. you've got the largest ground war since 1945 going on in europe and you've got china that is certainly becoming much more assertive, if not necessarily aggressive with their military use in the south china seas trying to intimidate and use military coercion against taiwan. and so it is a, it's a world in which there are a variety of warning flags that are out there now. they, this is not necessarily new. these flags have been fluttering for a good 10 plus years, but they're out there and, and i would just caution as we go forward as a country um for people to pay close attention to what i was talking about this so called rules based order. uh if you go back, at least in european history, uh go back to say the treaty of westphalia which ended the 30 years war in europe, um that, you know, where, where protestants and catholics were slaughtering each other for 30 years. and they come up with this idea of sovereignty and sovereign nations and, and it's called the treaty of westphalia. that westphalian system was in order in europe that prevented major outbreaks of continental wide war for about 100 years until it broke down in the 17 fifties. uh in the uh in the seven years war in eu

east. they're coming from all over. they're coming from europe. they're coming from asia and a lot of coming from souththe united states, it will be empty very soon and you know what's happened to the crime rates in places like venezuela? way down. they taken their street gangs and a brought them into the united states and they said if you ever come back you will die. we will kill you. that's what they tell them. so these are including savage criminals who assault, , rape ad murder are women, our girls, what they do to our families is outrageous. and my people tell me please, please don't say you're going to protect women. women don't want you to say that. i said really come why? this is my geniuses. these of the people we pay all this money to to give you politically pfister i said why? women don't want to be protected, sir. i said really? i don't think so. they want to be attacked for ms-13 comes out with what? and what ms-13 to go in and knock their door down and do bad things? no, i don't think so. i think, i think women, going to protect the women i'm going to protect the children and it going to

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europe. it is expected to make land fall in spain and france and here we will see wet and france and here we will see wet and windy weather, just brushing the south—easter rain across the channel islands, but plenty of sharp showers being driven in with that brisk northerly wind. nine to 12 degrees will feel colder. the cold air not really arriving on wednesday on central and southern england until the low pulls away. then it will pivot to a northerly and push the cooler air across us. then back to temperatures below where they should be. but hvp will build and hopefully quieten things down from friday. thank you. that's all from today's bbc news at one. enjoy the rest of the day. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news. vigils in israel and around the world, a year on from the october 7th attacks, when hamas gunmen killed 1200 people. at the nova festival site, pictures of some of the missing and dead many of whose families gathered to mark the anniversary. iam i am live in beirut. more powerful air strikes fear in the city in the last hour or so and also in the south of the country. these are pictures live. these are pictures live. meanwhile, is

they do have ownership stakes in a number of ports around the europe, the middle east and now south america in our own backyard. host: out on the west coast, chuck. democrat. good morning. caller: i was a longshoreman for 42 years out of seattle and the west coast. and just to mention her comments on longshoreman. what that was was called a shape up. that meant men would line up and basically would payoff the boss to hire them. now, talking about port ownership, we on the west coast, all of the ports are locally elected officials. and they work through the companies that are mostly from asia and europe. and so, they do not own the terminal. now the comment on money we make, we have to show up to go to work to earn our money. so you are telling these people that we make too much money when you have to go to work to get your money? now the automation, there is a point of automation where it slows down everything. they do not go fast. i was a crane operator and i would do 30 containers an hour. if you have automation that cuts down to 15. my final point. host: can i ask them on that, how are y