we are all agreed that the south pacific is going to be clearly a targeted region. we had identified it because reports in the research tracked the money. and where the money had gone. because that's what we do we look at where china had put the most money and at that point they had not made a significant investment in the solomon islands. in 2019 they tried to purchase and so we. but there had not been significant financial investment. looking at man u out to, where they invested $70 million to upgrade the port there as our candidate port in that region. wherever we looked at in central africa, there are swaths of ports where they put in massive amounts of money and we sort of landed on the caribbean, cameroon, and equatorial guinea as two of the likely ports, only a hundred miles apart. they will probably choose may be one of those or one of the other ports around west africa. more like having a base in the region. which one? they are not telling anyone. thomas: very good. you said you had a wide range of years you look at. 2000 2021. -- 2000 to 2021. are there an

the white house had asked for $105 billion in aid to ukraine and israel and the south pacific to deal with problems at the border. the new speaker wants to focus only on israel an the spending cuts that are a huge issue for democrats. so where does that leave everything? unclear. could congress pass an aid package at this critical time and for ukraine. and also a lot of doubt about whether that could pass republican house. so even as johnson is making israel his first priority, could it become a law, a major question as he approaches and that won't fly in the united states senate. >> and speaker johnson, manu, is also preparing for a little housekeeping. this week we're expecting to see a trio of resolutions to expel george santos and censure rashida tlaib and marjorie taylor greene. could you tell us the latest. >> reporter: we expect that vote to happen wednesday or thursday. the significant vote is the expulsion of george santos. only five times have members of the house been expelled. it would occur to be the sixth. it would require two-thirds majority in the house to get there. i

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the permaculture tests that brian and his team have conducted in the south pacific have seen marine life return, and the seaweed transform the quality of the water itself. brian: seaweeds actually draw down carbon dioxide from the ocean waters. and they restore the alkalinity of the ocean. that enables shellfish and other creatures to thrive. damon, i thought we'd try some seaweed salad today. oh. well, the little bursts of gas are good. yeah. like little poppers. ok. that's actually pretty good. seaweed salad. so, what kind of... we're getting omega 3s in here. - what kind of... - oh, yeah. what's our source? epa, dha, antioxidants, phytonutrients, omega nutrients. damon: but this humble weed has one more heroic trait to offer. it could play a profound role in drawing down carbon. well, this is an example of brown seaweed. the fastest brown seaweeds will grow half a metre per day. hang on. half a metre a day? half a metre a day. and they'll grow over 50m long. is that one of the fastest growing plants in the world? it is the fastest-growing tree on the planet. wow. ok. so that's why the

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she sure is mighty in amenities as she docked in san diego monday morning and will head to the south pacificernoon carrying nearly 1500 passengers. but this season, more than 64,000 guests will cruise from san diego to different parts of the world, like mexico, hawaii, the california coast, the panama canal and the south pacific. on holland america line, the cruise line contributes approx $400,000 to the local economy each time she visits. money is spent on port taxes and buying local goods and services. what does that mean? it means that we have people working all along our waterfront and in the region who benefit from that economic impact and the hotel workers and these hotels were the cruise passengers come and they spend a night before the cruise or after the cruise. all of the folks who are transporting the people from the airport to the cruise terminal, the folks who are supplying the ship, linens and food and beverages, the fuel, the dock workers, this creates so many good jobs to help sustain our local economy and our people here in the san diego region, throughout the years, the cru

van thillo: we were in the south pacific. we were sailing past the phoenix islands, and we had just heard that "national geographic" had been there a year earlier, and they hailed it as being the most beautiful reef and most amazing place to go. so our crew said, "let's go there, check it out, and we'll take a break and we'll go diving on fantastic reefs." and as they arrived there, they found that almost the entire reef was dead. man: 2004, 2005, the middle of the ocean, the phoenix islands in the middle of the ocean, the nation of kiribati, had this extraordinary hot spot that developed over it for 6 months. it was like some creature had a magnifying glass and just was burning a hole in the ocean in that spot, right along the equatorial pacific. corals bleached, died. my colleagues stopped counting corals, dead corals, after they got to something like 1,900 dead corals. we thought corals in the middle of the ocean were protected because the stress was coming from the land around them, and that was, like, ringing the real al

and we've got tropical rain coming down from the south pacific. this is bad for the north island, worst case, 140 millimeters, and winds up to a 130. the hello again here is a reminder of the top story on, on to 0. this, our israel has ordered the immediate evacuation of the hospital in gaza. that's where some 14000 palestinians are currently sheltering. age would say that it's impossible to move to hundreds of patients or an intensive care, as well as babies and incubators. inside the facility, their smoke, debris, and widespread panic is, is really or strikes pounds surrounding buildings, medical teens, or refuse to leave, saying that they won't abandon their patients. the military wing of from us says it's attacked as really tanks on troops inside northern garza. israel says the number of people being held captive by hamas and other groups inside garza has risen to 239. was really forces have again attacked tennessee. that's refugee camp in central gaza. dozens of people have been killed. i'll just zeros. who's from zach who it's reports for me

. northern areas is true areas and moved to the self. thousands of families such a fuse in the south pacific is elusive. bombings is still present, so an over gorgeous trip. they're targeting civilians with no warning they're causing heartbreaking tragedies over because this trip. we are currently hold of if a new new sting of some of these plays a chang space with over a 150 relatives and friends. the situation is indescribable. every day, it's a struggle for the basics. there is no running water, no electricity, no clean water. and no bakeries or trips to their limits. they cannot meet the demand for bread. we civilians. where are we supposed to go? we went to schools, people, schools. we went to the south, the long, the south. we went to hospitals. they bought the house with us. it's a massacre. it's june, the size. what are you waiting for? what are you waiting for to move where the are humanity? so, meanwhile, dozens of a trucks carrying humanitarian aid had been spotted out. the ross of border crossing ready to enter garza with the area early or coming under attack. was tensions contin

south pacific, caribbean, south america, everywhere else, and they went to india for maybe a couple hundred, so a lot of these people now migrated into toronto. they opened what they call a basically indian version of chinese food, so if you go to any restaurant in toronto, you will not see chinese there. you will only see south asian taxi drivers or a family, because if you ask them, that is the chinese food they know what home. back in india, so you know therein lies the whole thing about it is authentic to them, the authentic chinese food to an indian person would be the one they would cook in india, so when they come searching for home-cooked chinese food, that is what they are looking for. >> yeah, these ideas of authenticity, it is sort of why we have moved away from the search for authenticity, because it does not matter. the bottom line is deliciousness . cheuk, you started your journey going to chinese restaurants directly, but you did not just eat food in chinese restaurants. sometimes you had family meals with restaurant owners, and any a, you wait in all different kinds of place

on sunday we've got tropical rain sliding down from the south pacific. we're really going to be in the sick of it on monday. weather alerts for both rain and wind. so just how bad will it be? gas, the 130 kilometers proud. that will cause some damage and up to a $120.00 millimeters of rain. now for indo china, for the northwest slice of thailand, we've got weather alerts in play here for some pretty torrential downpours in the forecast. and for south west china, we're talking 9 and one jeep providence is lot of rain falling here right along the pearl river valley. but look toward the yellow river valley, still sunny and jung. joe with a height of 28 degrees. it's going to be quite windy, not too far away from tokyo guess up to about 80 kilometers per hour and whether it's also for the risk of wildfires along that border with china and north korea. and we'll land back in this part of southeast asia, some big downpours for colon, poor on sunday bye for now. of the game you're watching out. is there a reminder about some story is this out? and israel, his s

now for the south pacific, we still have remnants leftovers of a tropical cycle and still throwing rain into new caledonia. so the threat of some more flooding still in the picture on friday and to china, usual showers following here, but the showers up and down the philippines are light, no weather alerts to speak of on friday. and to china, we go some showers in the mix toward the south, but this shield of cloud cover extends right up to the yellow river valley just to the southwest of jung, jo and for japan. some sundry downpours across the main island, but onto right through to hope title. raise it conditions as well for both coast there. and if we go back to southeast asia, fairly, quite in southern sumatra, but we've got some pulses of rain for northern sumatra island on friday. see you and if it the hello are you watching l g 0? i'm emily and gwen. he's a reminder of an top stories. this hour is roused from 5 minutes of guys are, is now and it's 25th day. and the strides has been ongoing throughout the nice delight is fleming's target of, of tell out highway area in the west of g

if i take you to the south pacific right now remnants leftovers of a tropical cycle and still throwing buckets of rain and to new caledonia on friday . also, we're watching some rain from the gold coast to brisbin breezy here as well, goes to about 50 to 60 kilometers per hour. and then we got the threat of fires through the northern territory parts of queensland as well as those wins pick up on friday. when this weather report in new zealand, and i got to tell you, we got some snow over the higher ground for the south island. this, this southerly breeze means temperatures are low have for a to, for this time of the year. that's a snapshot of your weather. the weather brought to you by visit castle. every year in china, an estimated $80000.00 children are abducted by one of their parents. 101 east follows some others desperately trying to be united with their children. oh no, just the i'll just there is cause a bill or a cheap moans. his wife daughter, son, grandson, killed in his riley a time. the majority of the was victims of women and children with journalists among the dead to. he

and we've got tropical rain coming down from the south pacific. this is bad for the north island, worst case, 140 millimeters and winds up to a 130. the developments and israel's work on gaza and it is really military as farming area. as near puts hospital in garza, that's where 14000 people are sheltering is ro, earlier ordered its immediate evacuation. the w h so called the move deeply concerning and dangerous for patients. more than a 1000 palestinians have now lost their lives in israel's ongoing air and round the tasks on gaza. palestinian charlie gallagher was killed by israel every 10 minutes . the military wave from uh, sizes to tax is really tanks on troops inside northern das of the of cassandra gauge, reportedly launched assaults near the error as border crossing is really media. so as the army killed, some have asked fighters in russia, south western republican focused on a crowd has storms in airport. they're searching for is really, is crowds broke past security, making some, some, some brother making it onto the runway. local media

if i take you to the south pacific right now remnants leftovers of a tropical cycle and still throwing buckets of rain and to new caledonia on friday . also, we're watching some rain from the gold coast to brisbin breezy here as well, goes to about 50 to 60 kilometers per hour. and then we got the threat of fires through the northern territory parts of queensland as well as those wins pick up on friday. when this weather report in new zealand, and i got to tell you, we got some snow over the higher ground for the south island. this, this southerly breeze means temperatures are coverage for this time of the year. that's a snapshot of your weather. the, the hello you're watching. i was a 0. i'm emily. and when he's reminder about top stories, this hour is roused from 5 minutes of gaza is in its 3rd wake and there's no sign of life out in the air strikes. the light is bombings, time uses. it's how, how, what area in the west of guys, within $7000.00 palestinians have been killed since october 7. in confrontations between these riley army and palestinian financing, jeanine. israel has held

and the few minor european countries along with several sinking south pacific islands, we're really the only ones who oppose this resolution. and it also shows, i think, you know, this is in a way, the death knell of, of the so called rules based international order. because it shows quite clearly the fundamental hypocrisy and the stain for international law and rules of international conduct that forms the core of what is being marketed as a rule based international order. where, where the internet access and the phone network has now completely cuts been costs across the goals and strip as a friday. how much was, is this going to make the situation on the ground? and i think this is the question we need to ask is why with israel bmw posing a blackout on the gaza strip that is not affecting the communications abilities of pulse to the military. lions is real imposing these medieval seeds tactics that affect how sitting in society in the gaza strip, but not how most of the other. quite clearly, it is because this rule has made clear over and over again that it makes no distinction betwe

so this is a very early site, so much has develop that in the south pacific wall across tried is it and say, allows you try, warm and sunny. still some philosophy shall say if it has medium plus 3 showers, now making the way across the ceiling as we make away into the middle part of the week. whether also making its way towards the normal face of china, but nothing too much to speak off on monday as long as you find and try make the most of it because the cloud will gather. it was on his way down to work in your career. one or 2 showers that to into japan, but for much of china is settled, had sunny as low as i brought to you by visit, cut some thought provoking on. but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate script. there are no quick wins and eventually some odd hitting interviews. do you feel like america is less than that these days or is it just a different full? i think that democracy is a process basically, entities do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the brakes on the other? i think there is a hug

now for the south pacific we still have remnants leftovers of a tropical psych loan still throwing rain into new caledonia. so the threat of some more flooding still in the picture on friday. indo china usual showers following here, but the shower is up and down. the philippines are light, no weather alerts to speak of on friday. and to china, we go some showers in the mix toward the south, but this shield of cloud cover extends right up to the yellow river valley just to the southwest of jung, joe. and for japan, some sundry downpours across the main island onto written through to hope title, raise it conditions as well for both coast there. and if we go back to southeast asia, fairly quiet in southern sumatra, but we've got some pulses of rain for northern sumatra island on friday. see you and if it the, the you which, and you'll just 0. reminder of our top stores the south. the is rarely on the have prevented. worship is from gathering it friday. presidential ox, the most by blocks, are in place and occupied east jerusalem at least for palestinians were killed by these ready on the o

if i take you to the south pacific right now remnants leftovers of tropical cycling and still throwing buckets of rain and to new caledonia on friday. also, we're watching some rain from the gold coast to brisbin breezy here as well, goes to about 50 to 60 kilometers per hour. and then we got the threat of fires through the northern territory parts of queensland as well as those wins pick up on friday. when this weather report in new zealand, and i got to tell you got some snow over the higher ground for the south island. this. this southerly breeze means temperatures are coverage for this time of the year. that's a snapshot if your weather the book i'm back here to provide a bunch of stories here this hour more than $7000.00 palestinians have been killed and is really a tax on the guns i since october. the 7th. along the latest is where i launched and strikes on fund units and southern guns that funding a residential building and damaging the surrounding area. at least 26 palestinians have been confirmed that the united nations has been holding an emergency security of its general ass

the global south and the pacific, we haven't had a good track record of extracting materials without logging and outlining. and yet we're thinking that we're going to actually do this perfectly and that we're, we're going to succeed and they will be know environmental impacts. they will be an environmental impact. the question is, how bad will that impact be the the weather brought to you by visit castle holloway now into a very wet and windy spell of weather across the eastern part. so that kind of the cloud and rain moving away from new england the remains of what was tropical storm, fully bringing some very unsettled weather. up to was that eastern side of canada. we've got some rod once had a weather, also making his way towards the western side of canada, the north west pacific of us also seeing some dis the weather in between. not too bad. we have got some warm fremont same place down towards the south again, dallas getting up to 31 celsius 17 south. so since he happens not too bad that we will say, cold or just driving down towards the rockies as we go through the next couple

south pacific, caribbean, southh america, and everywhere else.hey went to india for a couple hundredmi years. a lot of these people have now migrated into, say, toronto. it is basically an of chinese f. you will not the chinese there. you will only see south asian taxi drivers or a family because if you ask them, that is the chinese food that they know at home. back in india. so, you know, therein lies the whole thing about what is authentic to them. to an indian person would be cooking in india. so when they come searching for home-cooked chinese food, that is what they are looking for. >> yes. identity shifts all of these ideas. sort of why we have moved away from the search of authenticity. it doesn't matter, the bottom line is deliciousness. you know, chuck, you started your journey just going to chinese restaurants directly. you did not just eat food in chinese restaurants. sometimes you hadmi family meals with the restaurant owners. what is the difference of food made in a home versus food made in a restaurant. clichÉ way of saying that is

they're pushing for $105 million including with issues at the southern border and the south pacific andhe like. mike johnson, the new speaker wants a separate bill just to deal with israel, but included in that are spending cuts to the irs enforcement, meant to offset the cost of the price tag. that has prompted a furious democratic revolt and the chairman are about to give testimony in a matter of minutes from top cabinet officials. she says that house republican plan is dead on arrival, and in talking for the number two senate republican john thune, he made clear it is an open question about how any of this will get resolved. >> would you be okay of separating the two out? >> it's going to be what the traffic will bear. will they have the votes to pass? we'll see what it looks like. if they send something over separately and it has bipartisan support coming out of the house, then it's probably going to be hard not to take that up here. >> reporter: and that is the real question, is exactly what can get out of the senate that can pass the house and if the house plan does pass this week

we must pass the president's supplemental request which has funding for israel, ukraine, the south pacific, while also providing critical humanitarian aid for gaza. america does not have the luxury of burying our head in the sand or leaving our friends to fend for themselves. if we want the world to remain a safe place for freedom, for democratic principles, and for america's prosperity, we must defend against those who are working hard to undermine us. so we need to pass this willcolleagues in the house to ensure all these forms of aido make it to the president's desk. we must not succumb to the false allures of isolationism the hard right now professes because the only thing that will achieve is to make america less safe. about what happened at cornell. i'm sickened and frightened by the news that has come out of cornell university where over the weekend messages appeared on a noncampus online forum calling for violence, violence against the school's jewish community. the post made specific references to a building on campus housing the center for jewish living and called for violence to

israel aid as the white house pushes for $105 billion in emergency funding along with dealing with south pacificaling with issues along the southern border with mexico. they want all of that. but the house republicans are going at a different approach. the new speaker, mike johnson, announced planned to move on a stand alone plan just for israel. $14.3 billion. to punt on the issue of ukraine. and also part of that $14.3 billion package, including spending cuts, cuts to the irs enforcement. something that democrats say they will absolutely not accept. so there is -- there are major questions now on capitol hill about whether israel funding can get approved, whether ukraine funding can get approved. and talking to democrats and senate republicans yesterday, it was clear there was significant difference of opinion about how to proceed and uncertainty about what will ultimately be accomplished. >> i mean, do you see any way that a bill like that can get out of the senate? >> i would think that would be very hard in the senate. so i think what we're going to do, all right, i think the burden is on o

it is our nato allies which or watching us and our friends in the south pacific.dent put all three of those things in one bill so they all know that the united states stands with them because of the values that we share. >> a lot of geopolitical implications with everything that we are talking about. this week, there was a hue and resolution which was calling for a cease-fire agreement between israel and hamas. it is essentially dealing with the humanitarian aspect of everything that is happening in the general assembly. overwhelmingly, this passed by a vote of 120 to 14. the u.s. voted no. is there a space or a time where you could see yourself supporting a cease-fire? >> let me just say this, no. hamas doesn't want a cease-fire. i think we have forgotten about the. hamas is still firing rockets into israel. hamas has never asked for a cease-fire. hamas, i want to see -- what we could talk about is a way to have a humanitarian pause so that we can get humanitarian aid in. it seems to me that there is only one party which has never sought to have peace or to warra

this has funding for israel, ukraine, the south pacific, while also providing critical humanitarian aidca does not have the luxury of bringing our head in the sand, or leaving our friends to fend for themselves. >> that was senate chuck schumer after house republicans introduced a stand-alone israel aid package. separating it from aid to ukraine. president biden's 106 billion dollar aid package includes more than 14 billion dollars in funding for israel, and more than 61 billion for ukraine. minor publicans that others have also introduced a bill that will send billions in aid to israel. but, not ukraine. in contrast, mitch mcconnell reiterated his support for additional ukraine aid, even holding an event in kentucky with ukrainian ambassador to the united states. >> the path to greater security for all of us is simple. help ukraine when the war. enemies abroad will be watching closely and waiting for america to fall through. only our concrete incredible support can deter our adversaries in the future. >> senator rick scott's against ukraine funding and president biden's plan to send 10

tuesday, eighth at noon here in this theater, we welcome alan rems, who will discuss his book, south pacific cauldron war two for the great forgotten. the book recounts the many battles in the in the pacific that you probably haven't heard about. if you want to know more about these and all of our upcoming programs, there are copies of the month of calendar in the lobby, as well as signup sheets where you can receive it physically or virtually. and another way to get more involved in the national archives is to become a member of the foundation for the national archives. the foundation supports all of our education outreach activities. and there are applications for membership in the lobby also. our guest, afternoon elizabeth mitchell is the author of two nonfiction books, three strides before the wire, the dark and beautiful world of horse racing and w the revenge, the bush dynasty. she also recently published a novella length unfit and works for by liner and the fearless mrs. godwin about the first female detective in the united states. her freelance writing has appeared in such publicatio

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and giving funding for ukraine, giving funding for humanitarian concerns, giving money for the south pacifice got to get done. and if we don't have a functioning congress, none of that gets done. so, there is a lot of work to get done. >> let's talk about the israel-hamas war and what you spoke of, the many areas that congress could be involved in, providing support to israel and the humanitarian aid that so desperately needed in this situation. you and the rest of the foreign affairs committee received a classified briefing on the war yesterday and i know you're constricted in what you can share. i know a focus of it had to do with iran and the nuclear program, their missile and drone programs. what is your assessment of that threat right now? >> well, again, i think that the biden administration has been working 24/7 to try to deter iran, hezbollah and other iranian affiliates -- excuse me -- and warning them do not get in this. i apologize. that's why we got secretary austin putting various battleships in place to let them know that we're serious. don't question the resolve of the united

if i take you to the south pacific right now remnants leftovers a tropical cycle and still throwing buckets of rain and to new caledonia on friday . also were watching some rain from the gold coast to brisbin breezy here as well, goes to about 50 to 60 kilometers per hour. and then we got the threat of fires through the northern territory parts of queensland as well as those wins pick up on friday. when this weather report in new zealand and i got to tell you, we got some snow over the higher ground for the south island. this. this southerly breeze means temperatures are po hoford's for this time of the year. that's a snapshot of your weather. the results i can look at some of the things other news in the mountains suspected of caring out to mass shootings in the us state of me and is still at large. at least 18 people were killed in the city of lewiston, on 100 reports. after one of the worst mass shootings in u. s. history main police have launched a man hunt for a gunman on the run. the fbi i in police are searching for the man who opened fire inside a bar and a bowling alley that was ho

if i take you to the south pacific right now remnants leftovers of a tropical cycle and still throwing buckets of rain and to new caledonia on friday . also were watching some rain from the gold coast to brisbin breezy. here as well, guess about 50 to 60 kilometers per hour and then we got the threat of fires through the northern territory parts of queensland as well as those winds pick up on friday when this weather report in new zealand. and i've got to tell you, we've got some snow over the higher ground for the south island. this. this southerly breeze means temperatures are po hoford's for this time of the year. that's a snapshot of your weather. the top stories on the opposite renews hour. more than 7000 palestinians have been killed. it is really a tax on concert since october the 7th among the latest israel launch airstrikes on time units in southern gaza bombing, a residential building and damaging surrounding areas. at least 26 palestinians haven't confirmed that funeral or something house for the family members of the zeros correspondence funded the 4th they were killed and

so this is a very early site, so i much has developed that in the south pacific may want across australia. you can say, allows you try, warm and sunny. still some fluffy showers, the if it has medium plus 3 showers, now making the way across the ceiling as we make away into the middle part of the week. why they're also making its way towards the normal face of china, but nothing too much to speak off on monday as long as you find and try make the most of it. because the cloud will gather, will run its way down towards your career. one or 2 showers that to into japan, but for much of china is settled, had something or the for my life is this 10 degrees fishermen to elected and key in the madrid assembly fighting racism in thing. giving voice to those he left behind a michael and turned politician reveals how european over fishing in african waters has become a driving force for a regular migration. take your 3 bus, these be a witness documentary on the i'll just say around the assessing the discussions as agents. we used to saying that about 15 percent of what you're smuggling is going to

and we've got tropical rain coming down from the south pacific. this is bad for the north island, worst case, 140 millimeters, and winds up to a 130. the weather brought to you by visit castle, revealing eco friendly solutions to come back to our planet on o g 0. on counting the costs of the war on gaza puts the resilience of israel's economy, the test. as the nations torres and secular shuts down. how could other middle eastern countries be affected? and the world bank warns the global economy. is it a dangerous jump? counting the cost on alice's here on the the, you're watching the news, our life from headquarters, in delphi, i'm getting you navigate coming up in the next 60 minutes growing fear it's for the safety of 14000 people sheltering in the hospital in gus on israel is 400 it's evacuation is it's finding intensified to many to many of the interesting to see the bodies of young.

if i take you to the south pacific right now remnants leftovers of a tropical cycle and still throwing buckets of rain and to new caledonia on friday . also were watching some rain from the gold coast to brisbin breezy here as well, goes to about 50 to 60 kilometers per hour. and then we got the threat of fires through the northern territory parts of queensland as well as those wins pick up on friday. when this weather report in new zealand, and i gotta tell you, we got some snow over the higher ground for the south island. this, this southerly breeze means temperatures are coverage for this time of the year. that's a snapshot of your weather. the you watching out is there a reminder about top stores, the sour palestinians and gowns? i have enjoyed another nice iphone. 5 minutes. there's been more bombing in civilian areas and the united nations is nowhere. there is size 4 and 7000 palestinians have been killed by as ready as trunks in just over 2 weeks. the well food programs has palestinians a staffing today that comes with at least 15 full this $35.00 hospitals and goes to full clot

on sunday we've got tropical rain sliding down from the south pacific. we're really going to be in the sick of it on monday. weather alerts for both rain and wind. so just how bad will it be? gas, a 130 kilometers proud. that will cause some damage and up to a $120.00 millimeters of rain. now for indo china, for the northwest slice of thailand, we've got weather alerts in play here for some pretty torrential downpours in the forecast. and for southwest china, we're talking, you know, and, and once you prop inches, lot of rain falling here right along the pro river valley. but look toward the yellow river valley. still sunny and junk. jo with a height of 28 degrees. it's going to be quite windy, not too far away from tokyo guess up to about 80 kilometers per hour and whether it's also for the risk of wildfires along that border with china and north korea. and we'll land back in this part of southeast asia, some big downpours for coal. i'm poor on sunday bye for now. the, the, you're watching. i'll just hear a reminder about top stories, the ssl of thousan

now for the south pacific we still have remnants leftovers of a tropical psych loan still throwing rain into new caledonia. so the threat of some more flooding still in the picture on friday, and no china usual showers following here, but the shower is up and down. the philippines are light and no weather alerts to speak of on friday. and to china, we go some showers in the mix towards the south, but this shield of cloud cover extends right up to the yellow river valley just to the southwest of junk, jo and for japan, some sundry downpours across the main island that font you written through to hope title, raising conditions as well for both coast there. and if we go back to southeast asia, fairly quiet in southern sumatra, but we've got some pulses of rain for northern sumatra island on friday. see you and if it the welcome back to watching you all to 0. let's remind you of on top stories, the solid. these really minute trace as carry a 1000 urbanized ground right into northern garza. it says tanks and troops targets at home. us positions these pictures were released by the is there an

taking place in the world economy, the new role played by the countries of the asia-pacific region, the global southother centers of growth and development. taking this into account, russia, which next year will preside over the expanded brix, has taken the initiative to establish within the framework of this association a permanent commission on transport logistics, which, with the participation of both the brix members and the partner countries of our association, other interested states, could to deal with the development of international transport corridors, in their entire complex, i will add that these topics are discussed at the transport week site, which is held annually in moscow, we invite specialists from your countries, dear friends, to participate in the next such forum in mid-november, in the capitals russia. in conclusion, i would like to express confidence that the one train, one track initiative, the russian priorities just outlined, the constructive and most daring proposals of other states, including those participating in the forum today, will make it possible to find collective