the wind t hi is old enough to remember when it wasn't possible to take the train from north to south club. boy, it's great to see our country unified whenever i take the train now i no longer notice any differences between the north himself. that's why i love writing on this training on that. it's 6 30 am. as we pull into hope schuman city station, the, the, the re unification express arrives just 20 minutes behind schedule. despite having traveled 1700 kilometers, the train is not only a symbol of the countries, unity is also brought people from the to one hostile parts of the country. a little bit closer, while making a small contribution to the reconciliation of north and south vietnam the the side on sign deal adorns the station. people haven't necessarily gotten used to the new name. pushing in city the central post office and it's beryl bolton, main hall, are yet another reminder of the french colonial period. a portrait of the communist leader which he men towers over the hall side garden, was renamed after him in 1976. following the defeat of south vietnam, amid the hustle an

the, the protracted war between what was the north and south vietnam and the subsequent unification of the country. deeply ingrained in the memories of the vietnamese, it was on this now historic square that revolutionary communist liter hope she meant proclaimed independence of the democratic republic of vietnam in 1945. this mazda liam, honoring the late president overlooks the square, but independence was not fully gained until the founding of the socialist republic of vietnam in 1976. at the end of what is known here as the american war. further east, at the heart of one, always bold town east, one team lakes nearly 50 years after the war ended. a lot of people have a positive outlook on the future. transportation infrastructure is struggling to keep pace with the countries rapid development, including both roads and railways. being across and guard isn't increasingly dangerous profession. when tom on has overseen this crossing for 12 years the he works 12 hour shift in a job with a lot of responsibility. human reliability. right? so when you work here, it becomes your life. paul,

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transport crossroads, which has never happened, precisely through the connection of west-east and north-southing to the north-south itc, our calculations show... the crisis has adapted to new conditions and the twenty-fourth year promises to be for the region is also quite good, despite the complex external forms. we associate further development, of course, with new projects, so the eurasian bank is among our investors today, and next year there are plans to finance another half a billion dollars in various currencies. this year we have worked on two, but possibly three projects, some deals are being closed, this... the final of the startup competition was held in the hi-tech park. more than 50 applications from all regions of belarus were submitted to participate in the competition. based on the results of the qualifying round to the finals 20 projects were submitted, but only six became winners. startups represented in a variety of fields from medicine, education to artificial intelligence entertainment. the main goal of the competition is to give developers the opportunity to realize thei

fourto weather, temperatures north to south. four to nine, weather, temperatures north to south. south—west, and the channel islands, through wednesday night, under this slice of clear sky it will get cold but we bring rain in from the west, snow over the high ground and that weakening rain band stressed eastwards things turn milder again from the west, sunshine through thursday, just a few showers, particularly to the north—west of scotland and temperatures for some of us just starting to rise a little and that is a sign of things to come as we head towards the weekend. high pressure is set to build strongly to the south of the uk, frontal systems bringing some rain at times up towards the north, but broadly a south or south—westerly flow of air and that is going to bring a very mild feel to the weather for the time of year, double digit temperatures for most as we head into the weekend but there will often be a lot of cloud. live from london. this is bbc news. rishi sunak battles to head off a parliamentary rebellion , ahead of a crunch vote tonight on his rwanda asylum policy.

um, north, south, east and west, all directions now are being targeted by the regime in gaza. what does this mean when it started off, it said, first of all, that the people should move from the north to the south. we saw them bombing the people as they were going to the south, today we saw bombings in the south, north, east, just about everywhere, your take, well thank you for having be in the program once again, and i think the the what what the israeli's ultimate game is is the fact that they just wish to kill, they just want to kill as many people as as possible from. the guzons population and the idea of criming the over two million people or who remained of them in a very limited areas less they the the the place they are talking about they want the palestinis to go to in the western gaza strip is is less than i think is less than four square kilometers as total area it's very small and the ultimate goal as i said they they they just want to destroy the whole the whole infrastructure including civilian housing and hospitals and schools and shelters for civilians provided

we discussed the north-south transport corridor, along with other transport corridors, repairing vladivostokea route. as for the north-south, it probably no longer needs a second wind, it has already received it, this project has aroused great enthusiasm among all countries, from... western politicians are constantly calling for isolation, russia is putting pressure on other countries. why do you think india is taking advantage of its position and relationship with russia, despite the negative reactions of russia and, rather, the west. most likely, i answered the question in the form in which it was asked to me. i understand that... both russia and india received a lot from our relations, and my visit today, all the facts, all the latest developments that i spoke about, including the growth of trade volumes, capital investments, military-technical cooperation. and the growth of mutual communication and related projects, i think all these factors show a good example of the importance and value of relations with russia. in addition, i would like to briefly comment on your first question, altho

in the north-south corridor, both countries will benefit. he scene of relations between iran and russia, we can see a kind of victory the north-south corridor, both countries can , especially at a time when they are facing extensive sanctions from western countries, especially the united states of america , reduce these sanctions in some way, or they can secure their own interests through this one of the other cases is the discussion of the eurasian union, which seems that after iran entered shanghai , after iran entered brics , it is very likely that in the near future, iran will enter the eurasian union. thank you very much, mr. zargar, i will say goodbye to you yes, we will continue the conversation with mr. modbar. mr. modbar, you mentioned bilateral issues. now , considering that putin had meetings with mohammed bin salman, the crown prince of saudi arabia and the president of the emirates, some people evaluate these meetings as this meeting between moscow and tehran has caused a revision of the foreign policy of the persian gulf countri

i mean from day one we move from one place to another, from the north, to the south, from the center to who knows what's next. yeah. and there is no like tricity, no water, no food, no proper living conditions. and my brother had nothing bad, but they were in a home and everything was calm. and all of a sudden they told us to go to russia, where are we supposed to go? we couldn't just leave, but they are forcing us. we are staying in defense. now they are lying to us who are based on just the people and the, oh, i see, and i was going to be was safe, i'm leaving local thing tomorrow, this would be over. but unfortunately, didn't the sci fi in the fighting started? they give us these leaflets saying we have to go through rough. uh, but by the way and roughly what is there is safe. it is mobile and rough. what's the incognito space? where is the space that the claim or target? what was the image and calling you this in the south of gaza and talking now that of course, the slicing has once again started again. what does that mean for the people who doesn't? that yes, as the slicing had

now let's talk demographics where the disparity between the south and the north is profound. still, a youth bulge of about 2 billion in the south, we've got demographic collapse starting to occur across. the north, the balancing act is hard like to distinguish between what happens in a demographic transition and how allows your economy to connect to the global economy. because it's a very story. and what i'm describing here is basically how you get connected. the golden ticket, let's say, to take your economy and put it in global value chains if you're lucky and you achieve a demographic dividend by first lowering the death rate 0 to 5 age range, eventually people start having fewer babies. but there's a lag between discovery and that action. and in that lag, there's an artificially created larger than average. okay, we had one right after the second world war. it was called the baby boom. okay that's welcomed. then grew up into teenagers. not so welcome. we fear the crying. we fear the revolution. it's 1960s america. then the age into the workplace and you got your ticket to

north much less to the south. 's kind of been the theme here for the last couple of systems. decent snow for the mountains, at least for some here. but uk and north looks to be the brunt of this system as it lifts northward. that's where the heaviest rain will be. if you're going to the mountains. what i thought was originally this was 4 a.m. no, no, no. now it's 4 p.m. is when this winter weather advisory starts. some pretty good gusts over the over the passes. so keep that in mind. snow level around 6000ft, 4 to 10in of snow between today and tomorrow. so if you're going up to the mountains, morning is best. evening would be the worst amounts. okay. and we're looking at 2 to 7, maybe eight for these locations. so we'll take it 50s for a few 60s for others. warmest temps, south cooler temps north and after thursday's system, then after that, the lows will be colder. but it looks quiet going into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. many teachers in the oakland school district plan to stage what's called a pro palesti

now let's talk demographics where the disparity between the south and the north is profound. still, a youth bulge of about 2 billion in the south, we've got demographic collapse starting to occur across. the north, the balancing act is hard like to distinguish between what happens in a demographic transition and how allows your economy to connect to the global economy. because it's a very story. and what i'm describing here is basically how you get connected. the golden ticket, let's say, to take your economy and put it in global value chains if you're lucky and you achieve a demographic dividend by first lowering the death rate 0 to 5 age range, eventually people start having fewer babies. but there's a lag between discovery and that action. and in that lag, there's an artificially created larger than average. okay, we had one right after the second world war. it was called the baby boom. okay that's welcomed. then grew up into teenagers. not so welcome. we fear the crying. we fear the revolution. it's 1960s america. then the age into the workplace and you got your ticket to

, they are able to publish books, the only thing they are able to do, probably not necessarily south, northike where the enemy does not expect it, simple principle, if you are destined to leave, then here he is with a sword in his hand, this is the best talisman, if you left, then you left with him, if you didn't leave, the talisman is with you. well, it will whiten it, it will brighten it, well, the habit of cold weapons is great, until the age of fourteen, i was engaged in military-historical reconstruction, medieval, for more than ten years. fought, and now the war has a completely different character, and to put it mildly, i think that after our victory they will not just fall apart, there will be a much more global problem for them, not for us. see this week in the collaborators program. how it works propaganda in the occupied territories? it's scary. but who is agitating young people to join putin's youth army? greetings, i'm olena kononenko and this is the collaborator program. the new faces of treason, for whom suspicions and cameras are already waiting, are asking that the whole of

least for kind of seems that the guys that has enjoyed another day of mass caling from its north to the south and just the last few hours, these really bombs hit this home near the southern city of rossa. this tri killed a team members of the same family. it happened in one of the few areas israel and said, is a phase. so and, and in central guys, a rescue as i've been desperately trying to reach people trapped under the rubble after. and these really s y k b of my guys, a refugee camp in there, out by law at least 17 people were killed. but many more are still missing. meanwhile, the united nations secretary general antonia gutierrez, has involved his most powerful diplomatic tool to try to stop the killing of palestinians in gaza. is directing the security council to discuss the humanitarian catastrophe and is calling for an urgency fire. israel has dismissed a move as a new moral know and said gutierrez, should resign. christian, send on a report. some new representatives of the group doctors without borders gathered outside the united nations to call for an end to the fighting and gaza fo

we were going to the border, only when we passed rostov we went to the north, because there are two more - the central one, one southeastern one, the second one in the southwest , that is, until i saw that we were clearly going to the north, i couldn’t even believe that they were liberating, well, that is, but i didn’t have the feeling of liberation on the day of liberation, until... especially these 300 m crossing the border. when the consuls had not yet arrived, but they had already got rid of me, you are coming, you went to our soldier, the border guard, showed your passport, said, who is that, yes, i say, he has been freed for 7 years, yes, well, well, well, let’s find out, 10 minutes , he says, come on , we released the police there, call them, then someone from their superiors got on the internet, he says, oh, you are like a hero there, he says, a crimean partisan, i say, yes, it was. in the city of materinskaya, well, i was registered there, the last place of registration was in simfepole, you know that with your apartment, i don’t generally maintain a relationship, especially after the age of twenty-four, it

mr vucic live from london, this is bbc news: israeli air strikes pound the north and south of gaza. fistat least 110 palestinians _ and south of gaza. at least 110 palestinians were _ and south of gaza. at least 110 palestinians were killed - and south of gaza. at least 110 palestinians were killed in - and south of gaza. at least 110 - palestinians were killed in jabalia. palestinians were killed injabalia. according to the hamas run health ministry. meanwhile, hundreds of civilians are believed to be trapped inside a catholic church in gaza city. international pressure for a ceasefire intensifies — as us defence secretary lloyd austin arrives in tel aviv for talks with his israeli counterpart. this is the seen live in tel aviv where any moment now we expect to hear the outcome of those talks. the bbc understands the democratic unionist party has ruled out any deal to restore power sharing in northern ireland before christmas. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanthan, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them.

and she warned that this quote useless the north south liaison power inside north korean territory builty and maintained entirely with. south korean funds will soon be gone. she warned that it that warning in a written statement on june 13th, 2020 and three days later demolished it was earlier in the month in the same month on june 4th at about 6:15 a.m., kim yo jong issued a written statement calling on south korea to pass a new law criminalizing dissent of anti dprk north korean regime leaflets and just about anything else that many north korean emigres former defectors turned out archivists do, sending in to korea not only leaflets denouncing regime, but also basic like a pair of socks a bar of soap, $1 bills, copies of the bible, you know, these two toothpaste tooth product things are in critical, short in north korea. the regime doesn't like that, of course. so she issued this order almost a decree calling on south korea to criminalize such activities by a new criminal law. amazingly, 4 hours later, the chief spokesman of the south korean ministry of unification called for an unsche

holding onto some mild air in the south, something colder further mild air in the south, something colderfurther north. mild air in the south, something colder further north. and as we head into the christmas period, there is some uncertainty about just into the christmas period, there is some uncertainty aboutjust how long that cold air will stick around. it may be cold enough for some of us to see snow in the run—up to christmas. this is bbc news. the headlines: israeli air strikes pound the south and north of gaza. us defence secretary lloyd austin says the us has spoken to israel about making the war in gaza are more surgical. so we will continue to stand up for israel's right to defend itself and we will also continue to urge for the protection of civilians during the conflict, and to increase the flow of humanitarian aid into gaza. en verify, we look at how the war is impacting _ en verify, we look at how the war is impacting this trade route for oil in the _ impacting this trade route for oil in the red — impacting this trade route for oil in the red sea. and the bbc understands the democratic

roads approach it, and there is all hard surface and there the enemy uses equipment, in the flanks north-southand - and, the technique, if it is used, is very, very little, and due to the fact that the soils are softened, but in all areas, in the north, in the south, in the center, the enemy is using the infantry quite strongly, not sparing it at all, it is their meat that must run to the ukrainian positions, run into those ukrainians , ukrainian positions, to seize there and so on, therefore, in this plan, the voroch absolutely does not count with the amount of spent or dead manpower, and accordingly, now such a tactic is to use massive and non -stop use of manpower, to use reserves that go on the attack, in case of any refusal, they are simple shoots them, so they will say so , it is easier for them to go and fight with us, than to understand that they are being put up by their own people, and this russian infantry, which they are sending now, it, i don’t know how to say it, what kind of quality is it, different, in fact, there are different ones, there are of course just really meat who are

publication, but they are able to publish books , the only thing they know, probably not necessarily south, northemy does not expect it, a simple principle , if you are destined to leave, then here he is with a sword in his hand, this is the best talisman, if you left, then you left with... well, the habit of cold weapons is greater by the age of fourteen. what is currently happening with russia in the war in ukraine, some analogies with what is happening with russia there was, let's say, 100 years ago, and more than that , of course, the russo-japanese war, they lost this war, and their state fell apart, afghanistan, they lost it, it fell apart, and they will also lose this war, there is only one difference, and afghanistan and the russo-japanese war are local wars that were related only to... the state to the small states with which they fought, and now the war has a completely different character, and to put it mildly, i think that after our victory they will not simply fall apart , there will be a much more global problem for them, not with us, i was dying, dying, but how... stopped me, cough

bazarpash, the minister of roads and urban development, visited the south of sistan baluchistan and opened 96 kilometers of road from the north-south corridor today. the kilometer was presented to the honorable people of this province , and the rest will be presented in due course, god willing, with the visit of the honorable president, the other parts will also be delivered, alhamdulillah. in the province, with the efforts of the respected governor and our colleagues in the ministry of roads and urban development, and a construction camp of khatam al-anbia, alhamdulillah, it has become a road construction workshop. transportation of the province is one of our definitive policies in the government of the minister of roads and urban development, in the continuation of his trip to the south of sistan baluchistan, from the construction process. he also visited the coastal corridor and the national housing movement plan in chabahar. with the efforts of loved ones, good development is happening and the region is growing rapidly. god willing, in the future , we will witness a very good economic prosperity in the region with the goo

fighting with israely soldiers in the gaza strap, destroying two dozen of their vehicles in the south and north of the territory. the head of the world health organization says the health situation in gaza is a sneeze and near total collapse. also headlines israel approves to build 20 news units in the oclets emit is relentless strikes against the siest gaza strep 4:30 pm this is pr news thanks for joining us with two months into the aggression against the gaza strip, the continues with his air strikes shelling across the blockated territory. dozens of palestinians are killed and the latest air strikes on unistan rafa south of gaza. israeli warplanes also hit two homes in the almagazi refugee camp in central gaza, nearly 30 people dead. civil instructors including schools, hospitals and musks are still among the main targets of the regime's air braids. the jibali refugee camp was shelled once again. meanwile on ground heavy fighting is underway in several cities including khan unis ( says his fighters are engaged in fear battles with his troops. resistance group says it is destroyed to do milit

in this one-day conference, 100 prefects of independent departments of khorasan, razavi, south, north and golestan provinces are present. farshid abdi khabarari of mashhad tv and radio. changing the tithe of some welfare seekers for more services. the president appeared on the first page program of the khabar network and said: in two in recent years, some people who were under the welfare system and were mistakenly placed in the upper deciles were transferred to lower deciles after a revision so that they could benefit from the welfare services. in fact, we have a census that is about 7 years old. in the last census , the lack of accurate statistics of those who seek power is due to the weakness in the connection of different statistical systems. the lack of connection between the portals such as the portals of the traffic police, the ministry of health, the red crescent, every year about 300,000 injury accidents occur in the country, a significant part of these accidents and the output of those people. they have disabilities. one of the ways to identify people with disabilities is to

officer directly from there, he confirmed the raid, the muscovites captured it, but in the north and in the southmmunication is very good, they are holding it with other parts. are restraining the advance to the north and south of avdiyivka, and there are there are some dangers that it will be possible to push through our defense line in some other areas of the front, that is, for this new year's aggravation that the occupiers are preparing, well, the danger is everywhere where they can push through our defense and where else they push it, here it must be recognized, on certain there are these advances in areas of the front, but they are still of a tactical nature, well , there they advanced 100 m, there they advanced 200 m. i can refer here to the data of british intelligence, in order not to be verbose, british intelligence claims that there will be no significant operational breakthrough. uhu, that is, the armed forces of the russian federation are not capable of this at the moment, but these are tactical breakthroughs, unfortunately, they exist, which is why the enemy is now trying to outflan

after the north, the zionists are now following the scorched earth policy in the south of the gaza stripon the fourth day after the end of the cease-fire, news reports about the bombing of southern gaza, including in khan yunus, the intensity of the bombings has reached such a high level that news sources say that there is no safe place left in this area. advancing area and by deploying snipers on top of some buildings it has become difficult to transfer the injured to hospitals. with the attacks on the southern areas of gaza, the spokesperson of unicef announced the critical situation of health conditions, especially for mothers and children. the information office of the palestinian government in gaza also pointed out that the zionist military vehicles were approaching mamdani hospital in the north of gaza and announced that attacks have also been reported around al-aqsa city hospital in deir al-balah. according to the director general of the gaza ministry of health, the lack of medicine and medical equipment caused only 4 people out of the 40,000 injured in the attacks of the zionist

she warned this useless in building the north/south a joint power inside north korean territory builtely and maintain entirely with south korean funds will soon be gone. she warned in issued that warning in a written statement on june 13, 2020 and 3 days later demolished it was. earlier in the month in the same month on june 4 at about 6:15 a.m. issued a written statement calling on south korea to pass a new law criminalizing the sending of anti- north korean regime leaflets and just about anything else that many immigrants turned activist do sending into north korea not only leaflets denouncing the regime but basic amenities like a pair of socks, a bar of soap, 1 dollar bills, copies of the bible, toothpaste, toothbrush. things are in critical short supply in north korea. the regime does not like that of course she issued this order almost a decree calling on south korea to criminalize such passing a new criminal law. amazingly, four hours later the chief spokesman of the south korean ministry of communication calls for an unscheduled press conference and said we will work on it righ

where will they take us with bombing in the south and bombing into north? will these people can do is trying to find a semblance of safety somehow some way. but nowhere is really safe in gaza. for some, this is the 4th time they fled since the stones of the will not in the folder, what's the word waiting for to witness more mass? it goes to see more people turn into pieces. they must find a solution. violence begets violence. is there a new forces have told them to go to rough uh, but the south is running out of space. hundreds of thousands of people have already fled, that most palestinians living and garza have been forced out of the homes, shelters all over crowded. and many sleep on the streets, the side the means grants of people tenants designate actual safe areas. a safe area should be equipped with all the necessities. there aren't any safe areas and cause am i supposed to sleep on the street with my children in the rain and this doesn't mean a safe area. but the attempts to escape may winfrey, few tile as areas but the as ray, the only designated a

south. now the occupiers are bombing the north, center and south of the gaza strip .f salahuddin avenue and are trying to go west advancing towards al-rashid street , the occupiers announced that they will allow people to move through rashid street, daryai street for a few hours, so that they can go to other areas and evacuate this area, this area is khazaye, hamad area, barka area and other areas of these dependent areas. it is to the city of dibla, which is to the south it is connected and it is not too far. we are now approximately three to four kilometers from the tanks of regime three on the south side, and on the eastern side where we are, the salah al-dineh road is prohibited and it is 300 meters away from us. we are talking about severe conflicts in the gaza strip , the resistance is also trying to counter the attack to the south and the gaza strip . qassam and quds, which target zionist gathering centers in the eastern region of diblah and jahrik and managed to inflict heavy damage on it and killed a number of soldiers of the zionist regime. the occupiers are

israeli air strikes pound the south and north of gaza.s at least 110 palestinians were killed injabaliya. international pressure for a ceasefire intensifies — as us defence secretary lloyd austin arrives in tel aviv for talks with his israeli counterpart. ukraine admits artillery ammunition shortages — but a leading government official remains optimistic that international funding will continue. the mp has ruled out any deal to restore devolution before christmas, the bbc understands. —— the dup. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, welcome to bbc news now. israel's assault on gaza is showing no sign of slowing down. the hamas—run health ministry said today 110 people were killed in air

out of central asia, which has never happened, precisely through the conjugation of west-east and north-southfrom 5 million to 25 million tons of cargo. it is the building of alternative supply chains, reorientation to new markets, increased demand for belarusian goods that has a positive effect on our economy. yabr experts, who were less optimistic at the beginning of the year. they are now forecasting growth for us next year, and gdp based on this, about 4%. such a strong recovery growth of the economy of belarus and russia has reached the level of the twenty-first year and has passed. the eu purchased record volumes of russian lng in history; official representative of the russian foreign ministry, maria zakharova, commented on such sanctions hypocrisy. they will experience the same hatred, the same aggression, in any case, when it comes to competition, not about a threat, no one threatened them, have you ever heard of russia threatening them, and china, have you heard for someone to threaten this euro-atlantic from china. the nuclear industry for a union state can become a locomotive of e

. brute the focus is in the south and not the north-— the focus is in the south and not theh. we can hear the sound of aunfire the north. we can hear the sound of gunfire drifting _ the north. we can hear the sound of gunfire drifting across _ the north. we can hear the sound of gunfire drifting across from - the north. we can hear the sound of gunfire drifting across from gaza - gunfire drifting across from gaza and we have seen the sights and sounds of renewed fighting this morning. looks very much like the of collapse for no. there is still the outstanding question of what this means for humanitarian aid. a smaller number of trucks have gone into gaza today after none at all across the rafah crossing yesterday. there were four trucks of diesel and four trucks of cooking gas going over but it looks like the deal has collapsed. we will keep up to date with this story. we will continue our live coverage of the israel—gaza war. meanwhile, overto you, rajini. let's turn to dubai and the latest from the cop28 climate summit. a short time ago, it was announced that at least 116

the situation has become more than dyer whether you live in gaza city, the north or south. and we have seen more suffering that is just happening. now since the early morning, airstrikes are happening north of gaza and south so there is no safe place in gaza. everyone has been affected by this continuous escalation, particularly civilians. and we are talking about over 15,000 who were killed, those are not only figures, they have loved ones, they have dreams, they used to want to do something in their life and unfortunately now are just living their losses with a continuous escalation. we call for an urgent need to stop this continuous escalation because we do not want more civilians to lose their lives. thank you so much, exactly what we have been reflecting on throughout the morning here on bbc news, the impact of the renewed fighting and you can save from these pictures, the clouds of smoke moving into the sky. we know that the ceasefire has ended and as we wait to see whether it can be reinstated, as we were discussing, we will of course keep you updated throughout the d

and we meet the couple who drove from the north to south pole — in an electric car. hello. ul come to the programme. we start with breaking news out of china. more than 100 people have died after an earthquake struck the north western gansu province. more than 250 other people have been injured in the 6.2 magnitude quake. rescuers are braving freezing weather — with temperatures below —13c — to search for survivors. the government has dispatched teams of rescue workers to assist local emergency crews. let's go live to our china correspondent, stephen mcdonell who is in beijing, what more can you tell us? a what more can you tell us? powerful, shallow earthquakes struck the plateau as before midnight, bringing down people's homes and killing 118 residents as they slept, of those we are told 105 people died in gansu province and 13 in neighbouring qinghai. the rescue effort started through the night into the early hours of the morning and has continued today in very difficult, freezing conditions. we are told that 11100 firefighters have been sent to assist in the rescue effor

see how the line is going straight north/south like that? it is almost kind of like the very southern edge of a whip coming through. i am going to explain why i would say that in a second when we look at the uniqueness of the storm. let's time-out the rain. the showers begin in the north bay by the time we are in the late hours, 10:00 a.m. leading edge coming in sonom a county. the rain within it moving to the south and to the north. slightly different orientation and provides a better opportunity for widespread equal rain across the bay. so, this will not be one of the systems that favors the north bay. everyone should get about the same amount of rain. look right at that 4:00 hour in the afternoon. it gets us right through the most impressive time frame. think about what, however much there may be of a commute home tomorrow. this is going to be part of it for the south bay and the tri-valley. 4:00 through 7:00. that line is going through that part of the bay. really think about that window as a whole for the whole bay from noon until 7:00.

south north. our brigade has been working south of bakhmut for a long time. the situation is currently stable and under control. the enemy is trying to return lost positions for weeks. but they do not succeed. all positions that were previously deoccupied. safely protected. at any opportunity, we try to counterattack. dissolve in the data actions on our part. how intense are they attacking? so we talked the other day about the fact that avdiyivka and maryinka are approximately 90% of all battles along the entire front line, this is the calculation of experts, how many such clashes take place every day near bakhmut, well, the weather, the weather actively affects it, how many will be there the next day, what actions, but tens of thousands they keep the group in that direction. and we understand that their plans are to return yevka-andriyivka, to return the railway, so when they have the opportunity, they try to do it, that's why our task, here are the shock companies together with the women's unit, this is our video, yes, by the way , this is everything that m

i had never been asked whether north carolina was part of the south before. but then i realized she was a northerner who was most familiar with charlotte and the research triangle in north carolina. and if that's what you know, of north carolina. you could very easily think that you were in the middle atlantic or anywhere else. but i tried to tell her, you know, if you go to greenville, north carolina or fayetteville, north carolina, where you go most anywhere west of asheville, you'll be in a place that you might recognize as what you, you, your preconceptions of the south may be met. but that got, it gets me to, to the point about uh we were talking about was delaware part of the south. and one of the larger challenges but also organizing concepts of our book is that the south always stands in relation to somewhere else. it's, it's not as though there is because there is no obvious geographical boundary to the north of the south or at the west of the south. it'd be one thing if somehow in the american imagination, the south stopped at the mississippi river t

south. that was a new one. i have never been asked whether north carolina was part of the south before. i realized she was a northerner who was most familiar with charlotte. you could think you were in the middle atlantic or anywhere else. i tried to tell her if you go to greenville north carolina or fayetteville, north carolina, anywhere west of asheville, you will be in a place that you might recognize your preconceptions of the south me be met. that gets me to the point that we were talking about, is delaware part of the south? one of the larger challenges and organizing concepts of our book, is that the south always stands in relation to somewhere else. it is not as though -- because there is no obvious geographical boundary to the north of the south or the west of the south. it would be one thing if it somehow stopped at the mississippi river, that would be very convenient. it doesn't. there are plenty of people who argue that oklahoma deserves to be in discussion of the cell. maybe, missouri? what do you do with west virginia? west virginia was part of virginia, is seceded from vir