south africans l south africa? i think for the l meantime, south africans are south africa? south africans are really watching this process eagerly, they anticipate that it will be continuous conversations between the anc and the other opposition parties, they are watching to see what kind of alliances can form, but also, crucially, they're looking to see how their politicians handle this delicate process. a lot of south africans say their vote was really a demand for more accountability, more responsibility, from their politicians, rhetoric had been quite populist here, but they wanted he that their politicians and leaders that they have elected are handling this process delicately, and the government that is then formed will be stable and will act in the interest of south africans. remember, their key economic challenges in this country, high unemployment, rolling power cuts, and water cuts as well, shortages. so, south africans know this is a crucial moment for them, not only historic because of the essentially transition of how power is disseminated in parliament, but als

south africa?— south africa? while, once these announcements _ south africa? while, once these announcements are _ south africa? hile, once these announcements are declared as| south africa? while, once these i announcements are declared as we expect them to be any moment now, it sets off a timeframe. there has to be the first sitting of parliament within 14 days, and at first sitting, the president of south africa will be elected by members of parliament, so what we will have here today is also the allocation of seats to different parties which will give us a sense of who will constitute the parliament and unfortunately the anc will not have enough mps in parliament to elect presidents cyril ramaphosa once again as president of south africa so that means we are now going through a process over the next two weeks of horse trading negotiations between different parties for the anc to make up those numbers crucially and parliament in order to not only elect the president but also to carry out government business. also to carry out government business-— also to carry out government business. , ., . ~ ., . business.

south. south korea's geopolitics having inspired many of the country's films over the coming years. we have travelled north to the dmc, the demilitarised zone, the legendary buffer that separates north and souths one of the most secret and oppressive countries in the world. a documentary called beyond utopia chronicles daily life in north korea in the most distressing terms. it follows the efforts of some individuals to defect. read utopia was directed by madeline gavin. what's particularly notable for me was the use of mobile phones to record footage to illustrate defective's escape. it makes you feel you are an active participant in it. 26 feel you are an active participant in it. ~ ., , ., , in it. 26 million people live within the walls of _ in it. 26 million people live within the walls of that _ in it. 26 million people live within the walls of that country. - in it. 26 million people live within the walls of that country. we - in it. 26 million people live withinl the walls of that country. we don't hear from them, the walls of that country. we don't hearfrom them, we the walls of that country. we don't hear from them, we don't acknowledge them, we don't even know they exist. that's wh

of— we must pay tribute to the men and women of the south african police service _ women of the south african police service and — women of the southservice and the south african nationai— service and the south african national defence force. applause to the generals, we want to thank you for— to the generals, we want to thank you for ensuring peace and stability during _ you for ensuring peace and stability during voting and we must also thank the home _ during voting and we must also thank the home affairs staff and officials who ensured that as many voters as possible _ who ensured that as many voters as possible had their identity documents on election day. thank you very n1ucir— documents on election day. thank you very much to — documents on election day. thank you very much to you as well. applause i would also like to extend our national— i would also like to extend our national gratitude to the independent candidates and leaders and members of various political parties _ and members of various political parties that participated in the elections. i wish to thank all the elections. iwish to thank all the iocei— elections. i

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really quite blustery in the south, across south wales and the midlands, the south wales and the midlands mph. average wind speed, of course. the showers will rattle through. temperatures and sunshine dependent. 14-18 c, that is temperatures and sunshine dependent. 14—18 c, that is below the seasonal average. heading through the evening and overnight, many of the sham is fading away. the wind easing towards the south. some heavy and persistent rain tracking westwards across northern scotland. they will eventually sink into northern ireland in time for tomorrow morning. milder here than it was last night. 7—10 c into tomorrow morning. low pressure sticking around through the day tomorrow. some showers and swirling around it. for many, there will still be shower surround. there will certainly be fewer of them. a drier and warmer feeling. some bright and sunny spells. that is away from the north. heavy rain will sink southwards into central scotland and away from northern ireland by the time we get into the afternoon tomorrow. showering in the north and west. more showers further south with

parts of south south scotland moving its way south and eastwards. day of blustery showers developing but cloudier conditions into the afternoon across the south, with a few showers bubbling up but most places here staying largely dry. it is still going to be on the breezy side, especially in this outbreaks of rain and in the north with the showers. but in any sunshine, perhaps up to 20 but much cooler in the north. so through this evening we've still got some showers continuing , but got some showers continuing, but across the south most of these should start fading away. we'll see some late evening sunny spells. this is where we've got focus for some showers through the afternoon. some dry weather across northern ireland and into northern england as well, but still a focus for some heavy showers . some of these still showers. some of these still could be quite thundery and even with the risk of hail even into the evening. so through the rest of the night, those showers are going to be continuing to move in on that brisk wind. in the north, some clou

south, south—westerly direction, bringing some slightly warmer, more humid air. so 25 degrees, could see 26 in one or two spots on sunday. and more widely, looking at those temperatures, the high teens or the low 20s. heading through into monday, again, we've got a bit more cloud and rain across the far northwest of the uk. but for the bulk of the country, it's another dry day and it's going to feel quite warm and more humid by this stage. so temperatures for central and southeastern areas, 27 degrees or so. i think we'll all be sitting in the 20s for a time. so this is how the jet stream is looking. it plunges towards the southt of the uk, and that's going to develop an area of low pressure, pushing it our way as we head on into tuesday. but before it gets there with that position of the jet stream, that's going to draw up some warm, humid airahead of any midweek rain. so for tuesday, we're likely to start off on a dry note. there'll still be some warm sunshine around, but you'll notice the blue colours developing as low pressure tries to creep its way in from the south and the west, i think. so that will keep things perhaps a little bit cooler across the north west of the uk. but we're still looking at temperatures in the mid, possibly the high 20s. but it does look like, as that kink in the jet stream moves its way across the uk, it will push this weather system, this frontal system, bringing some outbreaks of rain gradually from west to east. some uncertainty about the detail, the timing for this stage in the week. but i think wednesday could bring quite an unsettled sort of day with outbreaks of rain, pe

under plumbing as well as popular yet, there is free intermediate south africa,... i intermediate south africa,... 1 should command south.. i should command south africa... it is an ocean that went off basically without a hitch without a sense that avril was not being included, that is not always the case on the continent and in the region, so that's a commendable thing. i believe as somebody who just loves that country there is not anything wrong without africa, that we have to cure it, with... their enterprising and people and reformers within the anc and other political parties who i think will set the government right again. it focused on economic disparities in that country. we focused on economic disparities in that country-— that country. we will see how this shakes out- _ that country. we will see how this shakes out. we _ that country. we will see how this shakes out. we are _ that country. we will see how this shakes out. we are expecting - that country. we will see how this shakes out. we are expecting the | shakes out. we are expecting the official results to be announced on sunday. patrick gaspard, former a

south. that was my next question really, how would _ the south. that was my next question really, how would you _ the southen the north and the south now? and as you say, just in the last few days, we saw vladimir putin and mr kim with that grand visit in pyongyang?— grand visit in pyongyang? korean relations have _ grand visit in pyongyang? korean relations have been _ grand visit in pyongyang? korean relations have been brimming - grand visit in pyongyang? korean| relations have been brimming and walking towards greater attention since the new administration. but it's a result of north korea's behaviour, conducting missile tests, and of course trying to test the resolve and willpower of the alliance, and now the south korean and japan bilateral cooperation. what we are seeing now is not out of the ordinary for north korea. i think also looking at the war going on in eastern europe, the conflict between israel and hamas, burning tensions — it's a recipe for north korean intervention and for north korean intervention and for north korea to make itself relevant, while at the same time testing how responsive

south africa. south africa's parliament elected bar ethil rama mufaza as the country's president after forming a coalition between the ruling african national congress and opposition parties. in the parliamentary elections, the ruling african national congress party led by rama foza won 40% of the votes , and the center-right democratic union party won 22%. it was ranked second. more than 200 million people of indian muslims are preparing themselves for celebrating eid al-adha. indian muslims celebrate eid al-adha by offering prayers in mosques and making sacrifices. a few days before eid al-adha, muslims in india are preparing for this celebration. markets are lively in muslim areas. goats and sheep are the most products that are sold in the market around the delhi jama masjid these days. although the market is quiet during the day due to the intense heat, there are many customers at night. they come to these places. most buyers after 10 pm. the buying and selling market is open until 3 and 4 in the morning and good deals are made. after muslims buy this sacrifice and slaughter them, the poor religious people living in their place of residence benefit from this sacrifice meat and color their table. sacrifice meat is for the poor, needy people of the society. clothing , jewelry and toys are sold more in the market these days. people buy new clothes for eid al-adha. in these days, all people, especially muslims, are happy to shop. more than 200 million people india is muslim. they perform eid al-adha prayer in more than 300,000 mosques in this country . in addition to central delhi. businesses around the mosques of different cities in india are prosperous in the days close to eid-ul-azha. hassan abdul maliki , new delhi broadcasting agency. thank you very much for your companion. have a nice day. god bless you. in the name and memory of god, greetings and good time, i am in the presence of you, dear viewers of the khabar network, currently in parts of the northeast of our country, the eastern regions. we expect water coverage in the country to continue in the afternoon and early evening hours the slopes of alborz in the north-east of the center of the south and south-east of our country are expected to witness thunderstorms and strong winds. because of these rains , the orange weather warning is valid for today as well for west azerbaijan, as well as mazandaran, golestan, qazvin heights, albors, tehran, semnan bakhsh. there are heavy rains in fars, kerman and north hormozgan. we also predict heavy rains for yazd province. in these areas, there is a possibility of running water, flooding of public roads, as well as flooding of seasonal rivers, the possibility of hail, hail and strong winds, and the possibility of damage. it brings with it in these areas. on friday , we still expect rain in the parts you see for tomorrow as well. for today, it is raining. we were in the northern parts of our country for saturday, we expect that we will continue to have rains in the northern areas, but for tomorrow , sunday, we expect that the rains will continue for the northwest of the central areas of the slopes of alborz and the northeast of our country

south, south, yes, yes. we have very few hospitals like this in the country, that is , it is really a hospital with all the facilities, and in fact , it has various departments that are needed, even advanced departments that are suitable for sick children and sick mothers. this hospital is changing the working hours of the departments from 15 khordad to 15 shahrivar, the minister of energy said, based on the approval of the board. ministers of departments must reduce their expenses by 30% during working hours and 60% after the end of working hours. in the administrative department, our most important program is the working hours of the offices, which, according to the approval of the government board, are from june 15, 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. will be. in this way, in fact, consumption management. of course, they should pay attention to the so-called cooling uses and set the so-called ambient temperature to the comfort temperature of 24 degrees. the head of the economic security police said that there was a 10% increase in the cases filed in the field of money laundering and tax evasion last year compared to the previous year. before that, it was reported that according to sardar rahimi, in the field of combating money laundering, 8 suspects were arrested and the financial value of the filed cases increased by 45%. head of faraja economic security police also referring to the growth of 8. filing a land grabbing case in 1402 compared to the previous year, he said, 3069 hectares of borzash land , more than 2600 billion tomans worth of land was discovered , and hormozgan and chaharmahal bakhtiari districts had the most cases. the selection of the field of study for the non-continuous master's exam of 1403 starts today. the national evaluation organization announced that the authorized candidates have until june 16. choose a maximum of 100 field codes. guidebook for choosing a field on the internet. the deadline for choosing the special exam for student teacher admission in farhangian university ends today. according to the announcement of the national measurement organization so far more than 110,000 applicants for admission to this university have chosen a major. hotel fire. poria in anzali bandar was contained by the efforts and dispatch of firemen from five stations. anzali, the deputy head of the crisis headquarters of the free zone organization, said that the third floor of this hotel caught fire at around 10:00 p.m. last night, and it was extinguished after two hours with the efforts of firefighters. majid fatehi stated that the cause and extent of the fire damage is being investigated and said that fortunately the fire did not cause any casualties and the passengers staying in this hotel were transferred to the nearest hotels. in the air attack of the zionist regime on different areas of gaza city, including camp. a number of palestinians were martyred and wounded in al brij. at the same time, the artillery of the occupation regime heavily shelled several houses in the city of rafah in the south of the gaza strip. the vicinity of al-maghazi camp in the center of the gaza strip was also targeted by zionist artillery attacks. in the west bank, the zionist forces attacked the town of kafardan in the east of jenin, after which the resistance fighters clashed with the occupiers. well , while saying goodbye , i invite you, the viewers, to watch the conference hall program of the broadcasting organization, which is a conference about gaza. it will be held and the speaker will be mr dr. qalaf is the head of the islamic council. today, the popular wave of support for gaza and the resistant rafah has risen to european and american cities. and even some former allies of the zionist regime are determined to recognize the independent state of palestine. today, when the hague international court stops stuttering and clearly condemns the usurper israel , today, the universities of europe and america, despite the suppression by those loyal to the illegitimate existence of israel, classrooms.

. >> so south bronx, south, south bronx. riled up the crowd in a t-shirt shouting profanities during a political rally. >> we are going to show [bleep] aipac the power of the mother [bleep] south bronx. >> two term congressman jamaal bowman launched x rated attack against aipac dropping the f bomb about half a dozen times. >> we are going to show them who the [bleep] we are! >> fellow squad member, representative alexandria ocasio-cortez ran out on stage to hype up the crowd. >> let go! >> today bowman campaigned with cortez but refused to comment about cussing. >> do you want to apologize for any profanity over the weekend. >> bowman could lose tomorrow's primary to west chester county executive george latimer a moderate who says bowman is too irresponsible to be in congress and should watch his mouth. >> i have used bad language from time to time. but you have got to know what you can and can't say in a public setting and that was inappropriate. >> bowman accused israel of committing genocide. to say not vote for a congres

we are, of course, on political level from south-south-east asia, naturally, builds political communicationsis allows, including our colleagues, how to say, to be a guide for them, including for large enterprises. but our main task now is to help small medium-sized businesses, and the expert center that works for us finds precisely these points of growth and rebuilds our business precisely in the east, because of course many enterprises, including small businesses, were focused on border areas, to finland, to norway, this is understandable, here they are at your side. the reversal of exports to asia is shown by the following figures: last year's trade turnover. with china set a record in terms of volume, in order to promote our products to the private market, the russian export center held the second festival fair made in russia, this time in harbin on the sidelines of the russian-chinese expo. vladimir visited the stand as part of his state visit to china. all interested partners, both at the level of wholesale buyers and retail, festivals are an assembly point in one place for several days

really quite blustery in the south, across south wales, the midlands, east anglia, the south coast ofpeeds. the showers will rattle through quite quickly towards the south, sunny spells and temperatures very much sunshine dependent — so 14—18 celsius, below the seasonal average still. as we head through this evening and overnight, a lot of the showers will fade away, the winds will ease towards the south, but some heavy, persistent rain just tracking westwards across northern scotland and eventually sinking southwards into northern ireland in time for tomorrow morning. it is milder here than it was last night, for most of us 7—10 celsius into tomorrow morning. low pressure sticks around through the day tomorrow, those showers swirling around it. but for many, while there will still be some showers around but certainly fewer of them. it is a slightly drier, warmer feeling day and there will be some bright and sunny spells. that is to say away from the north and west. the heavy rain will sink southwards and into central scotland and away eventually from northern ireland by the time we g

way that the question of the very existence of south korea will become a question, and so these are the questions of the very existence of south korea, south korea solves this issue brilliantly itself; it is a country with the most aging population, the highest level of population aging in the history of mankind, think about it. and of any child, the only child, at any time, more than 80% under 35 years of age are not married, and south korea is a conservative country in this sense, children there are born only in marriage, almost 100% of children are born in marriage, which means these people will not have children, why is this so, i would delve into this issue, unemployment is monstrous competition, if you already got a job, an unimaginably long working day, no days off, no vacations, inability to save up for... education, and again, without education you doom the child to poverty, all this leads to the fact that they refuse reproduce as a nation, you know, what korean youth, south koreans, call south korea, this has been going on for a long time, for about 10 years now, they have had this meme, hellish joseon, hellish korea, they believ

and on the other hand, the also important relations with south korea and south coast, russia and south korea have a degree of cooperation and trade relations are where even more important than we have north korea. and especially in this situation, russia has a very big interest in south korea, not delivering weapons to ukraine and south korea is not doing that, but it has a formidable arms industry. enough. korea has signed big arms and supplied treaties with nato member, poland 2, which is which is also supporting ukraine strongly. so russia definitely does not want south korea and increase its support for the increased cooperation with the western cancer even recently. so i think it was, it has been phrasing and sole stance and position are not sending gums to ukraine. so by corporate thing with north korea, russia is also sending a signal to the south korea to south korea to and to not increase its uh, corporation. and support for and then comes, which is back in ukraine in conflict. and i have a question from test got 12 to both of you and they ask, are there any alternatives that

say is one of the there are advanced hospitals for mothers and children in the region, and in the south-south, well , we have very few such hospitals in the country , that is, it is really a hospital with all facilities, and in fact, it has various departments that are needed, even advanced departments. this hospital has the same problem with sick children and sick mothers, and alhamdulillah, with the opening of this hospital, it will prevent patients from leaving this area for their own treatment. which can meet the needs of the region at the same time 28 we are opening another project here , actually remotely, this project is 10,000 square meters. let's add, but because of this, we decided to open a plan that would not be a show, and meniz would go into the same hospital where you see the patient now. we think that we will be able to open a thousand more beds by the new government, and you saw that we started in mashhad , then we went to hamedan, now we came to iranshahr and then we are going to mahshahr. this is at the beginning of the week. i will open these before the new government, god

south _ terms of the service delivery. a lot of south africans _ terms of the service delivery. a lot of southwith _ terms of the service delivery. a lot of south africans with the - terms of the service delivery. a lot| of south africans with the economy at the _ of south africans with the economy at the moment, _ of south africans with the economy at the moment, things _ of south africans with the economy at the moment, things are - of south africans with the economy at the moment, things are tough. i at the moment, things are tough. perhaps _ at the moment, things are tough. perhaps the — at the moment, things are tough. perhaps the biggest _ at the moment, things are tough. perhaps the biggest problem - at the moment, things are tough. perhaps the biggest problem is i perhaps the biggest problem is unemployment, a ticking time bomb that has particularly affected the youth, but there are also electricity cuts caused by ageing power plants and corruption, and those have forced many small businesses to close, and impacted the economic growth. in order for the economic growth. in order for the

south, south america. and one of the most dramatic, unimportant of developments of the past decade is that south america for the 1st time. since the european congress came for the 1st time and 500 years, has made a very significant move towards independence towards integration. there isn't a single u. s. military base left in south america. it's pretty remarkable. so what do you think? well, i think flipped over the last decade, the most significant changes we've seen have coming from science america. i mean, i visited venezuela, olivia, brazil, and they moved is just different, and many people say it's the 1st time ever we feed really independent. that whatever the weaknesses might be of these regimes, and they're awesome. the sovereign states and the actus and when chavez for instance, say something to the united states. he's very blunt and open about it. and he told me once he said, you know, i gave a speech of the you when and a lot of other countries who can say the same public come and congratulate to me and said, thank you, you're speaking for all of us. and he says, i say to them, but you can speak

and the latest publication south korea says that news chris lloyd mobile is coming rubbish into his territory. feeling young says the balloons with the retaliation to south south impact of a sending n. t knolls, creating leaflets across the volta dozens of balloons full of trashing feeding paper. and plastic waste have landed and pos, the south careers capitol. so nearby areas slowdowns, $100000000.00 mexicans eligible to go to the polls on sunday to elect to more than $20000.00 federal stays and local representatives. the 2 leading candidates for the presidency all for the 1st time, but women social go. this represents an opposition coalition, while a claudia shane bomb is the coming president's chosen success. a founder. there were lots in america editor, lucy, and even reports. now, from the capital of mexico city, mexico's to the presidential candidates have almost nothing in common except to their gender. if they scan the 61 year old cloudy a shame, bel vows to continue in the footsteps of mexico's current populace president, she would expand his programs aimed at reducing the privileges of the wealthy. in favor of mexico's have not well got a quote in, w

the vast majority from the global south south africa is representative, says he couldn't officially speak at the switzerland santa aimed at paving the way to peace and ukraine. we are on the very border between russia and ukraine's heart of regions. these are the positions of russian who a v pilots with the special forces and as the russian army advances to the harcourt region, you a fee.

south south road. you can because ibeen working for a long time and and it's just great to see it happen. rio vista mayor run caught tells fox 40 the last medical provider left the city of about 10,000 back in 2013. >> forcing rio vista residents drive more than 30 miles to fairfield vacaville for medical appointments in emergencies. but stot feeling well someday. i you know, i still have to drive summer. have somebody take me some place. you know, a nice see you got to rely other people. and so it's not it's not easy for california forever. founder and ceo jan sramek to win over skeptics of his vision for a self-sustaining community. about 400,000 people will be some fm e beginning iswe are here to stay and what people are going to over time is that we can deliver on our promises, a bet to deliver at least doctors offices over the next 2 years. >> moves from says is an investment in solano county, not a maneuver to win votes for urban growth in rural california. >> our approach is just show the results and then let people decide what do they want? the future of the county to be. >> trump tells me this investment here in health care facilities in solano county started here in rio vista is not dependent on whether this ballot measure passes in november. he says what do tterif that ballot initiative passes by sullivan county voters is a 200 million dollar investment in downtown salon. a businesses over the next 10 to 15 years. >> all right. let's get a look at your forecast right no and that should be the golden gate bridge. can well field and it looks like it's fog, but it could put what what is the quality of our air? exactly. yeah. how about that? yeah, it depends on where you're at the bay area. overall. not bad considering we've had those active fires rning outside, but we've also had that nice, fresh onshore breeze. and that's bringing some nice, clean air from the ocean. you can see out towards sfo right now the skies are blue up above. we do have a couple patches of fog out there begin to make their way to the bridge to. here's the very latest on our air qualty sensors around the bay area. see a lot of green out there. couple in the yellow. that's moderate amounts of fluid building up outside. but overall, you see the wind pattern in general sea breeze kicking up. and that's just enough to freshen things up. i think it's better as we head in toward tomorrow in the following days as that ridge of high pressure kind of weakens that's going allow for that deeper marine layer. that to be kicking at some nice, d - fresh air around the bay area for tomorrow afternoon and the coming days overall, high pressure trying to build in and that out of the desert southwest going make its way back over the 4 corners. so watch out for the possibility of some dry lightning strikes around the bay area. some we don't want to see. we don't want any more active fires, but those certainly that possibility tonight and it's tomorrow. most of that to the south, smoke. yeah, there you go. you can see the smoke tracker right now picking some of smoke in the central valley. that fresh air really just kind of getting kicked along by that westerly wind for tomorrow. also as we head toward tuesday and wednesday as well. so overall, if you don't have any more active fires, air quality looking fantastic. stepping outside this evening. yeah, it is warm, interior valleys going keep those generally in the 80's as we head through the evening hours. yeah. grab your jacket if you're heading along the coastline. temperatures much cooler in the 50's tomorrow should be another nice day ahead to make sure fog and sunshine into san francisco about 76 partly cloudy in the afternoon in oakland and about 85 degrees and warm in san jose. today marks 2 years since the u.s. supreme court overturned roe v wade, which removed the federal right to an abortion. >> jessi turnure has details now on how both sides are marking the anniversary at the election. most national

is causing the landscape to crumble in the midwest, leaving behind devastation across minnesota south ,south dakota and iowa. let's get an update on anymore rain in the forecast from angie lassman. it was a bumpy, bumpy night for a lot of us. >> it was. we were dealing with strong wind gusts, heavy rain, lots of thunder into the overnight hours. all of that is moving offshore. the early morning commute is going to look a lot better, but weigh we will be watching for another round of thunderstorms. specifically the rockies and parts of the plains. that's where we'll see these thunderstorms popping up with the potential for strong to severe storms. tomorrow the storms will work into the midwest, where we'll watch for additional rain. we know the river flooding has been problematic for days. we'll likely see additional rainfall making that problem all that more worse. 6 million people. rapid city, north platte in that. we're worried about the wind gusts. those could be over 80 miles per hour. hurricane-force wind combusts from rapid city. just a couple things to watch. through friday, though, t

to start this morning we've got a band of rain across northern ireland, parts of south south scotland moving its way southnd eastwards. behind that, another day of blustery showers developing but cloudier conditions into the afternoon across the south, with a few showers bubbling up, but most places here staying largely dry . places here staying largely dry. it is still going to be on the breezy side, especially in this outbreaks of rain and in the north, with the showers , but in north, with the showers, but in any sunshine, perhaps up to 20 but much cooler in the north. so through this evening we've still got some showers continuing, but across the south most of these should start fading away. we'll see some late evening sunny spells this is where we've got focus for some showers through the afternoon. some dry weather across northern ireland and into northern england as well, but still a focus for some heavy showers . some of these still showers. some of these still could be quite thundery and even with the risk of hail even into the evening. so through the rest of the night, those showers are going to

south, south—westerly direction, bringing some slightly warmer, more humid air. so 25 degrees, could see 26 in one or two spots on sunday. and more widely, looking at those temperatures, the high teens or the low 20s. heading through into monday, again, we've got a bit more cloud and rain across the far northwest of the uk. but for the bulk of the country, it's another dry day and it's going to feel quite warm and more humid by this stage. so temperatures for central and southeastern areas, 27 degrees or so. i think we'll all be sitting in the 20s for a time. so this is how the jet stream is looking. it plunges towards the southnto tuesday. but before it gets there with that position of the jet stream, that's going to draw up some warm, humid airahead of any midweek rain. so for tuesday, we're likely to start off on a dry note. there'll still be some warm sunshine around, but you'll notice the blue colours developing as low pressure tries to creep its way in from the south and the west, i think. so that will keep things perhaps a little bit cooler across the north west of the uk. but we're still looking at temperatures in the mid, possibly the high 20s. but it does look like, as that kink in the jet stream moves its way across the uk, it will push this weather system, this frontal system, bringing some outbreaks of rain gradually from west to east. some uncertainty about the detail, the timing for this stage in the week. but i think wednesday could bring quite an unsettled sort of day with outbreaks of rain, perhaps some heavy showers in the mix, gradually just drifting their way northwards and eastwards. now

position of the absence of china, it will affect and on many other representatives of the global south, south asia, latin america, africa, who also either... took their representation as promised, or will not come and will keep a distance, moreover, our willingness to make compromises in order to get the final declaration , as for me, here i agree to a certain extent with my colleagues from european truth, they can play a rather negative role, we cannot at the first stage of the negotiation process, even around the peace formula, take on commitments that would... pity our national interest. the three issues that are being raised now at the summit are only the first step. and of course, i would not make a big tragedy out of the absence of china, the reduction of representation. this is just the first step in a big process, there will be several more rounds, there will be rounds of a different format. i am even more convinced that russia and china will try to hold an alternative summit. obviously, we can also work on third sites, in particular, we can appeal. to central asia, for example, to ka

but some good sunny spells across the south and south—east could put temperatures up to around 25 celsiusnorth. but as we head into part two of the weekend, it does look like it'll be cloudy with some further spots of rain and feeling cooler for all. live from washington. this is bbc news. bolivian police arrest the leader of an attempted coup, hours after the presidential palace was stormed by soldiers. kenya's president william ruto withdraws his controversial finance bill that led to deadly protests. and with just 2a hours to go until us president biden and former president trump meet on the debate stage, we'll talk about what's at stake. hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. we begin in bolivia, where president luis arce seems to have defeated a military coup attempt. generaljuanjose zuniga, leader of the coup attempt, and former commander of the bolivian armed forces, was arrested by police a shortwhile ago. the president and vice president then took to the main square of la paz, to greet supporters. the public prosecutor's office now says it will launch a criminal in

south korea. south korean authorities say the balloons had been filled with cigarette butts, paper scraps, cloth and in some cases compost, but nothing hazardous. how tense are things getting right now between north and southa? >> at first glance these balloons seem harmless, but it's against the backdrop of a great deal of attention in disputed waters west of the peninsula. >> south korea has set up high-powered speakers to blast the north with music and messages. >> the north koreans are more afraid of bts than they are of u.s. nuclear weapons. it's disturbing for the north korean regime when the soldiers are listening to the music and then they start humming the tunes. this is considered mind pollution. >> the tit for tat propaganda battle between the two countries dates back to the cold war. both sides agreeing to stop for a while and over the last few years, north korea's ballistic missile test sparking the south to respond to the escalation of tensions. ♪ and in the last few weeks, activists in south korea have resumed sending balloons with anti-north korean propaganda across the border. experts don't expect the psychological warfare to end any time soon. >> we've been distracted by the war in ukrain

south korea actually is. read more about how putin threatened south korea and what consequences this may have, on our website bbc.ua. putin warned southea that it would make a big mistake if it armed ukraine in a war against russia. these came after the government in seoul suggested the possibility in response to a new agreement between russia and north korea to help each other in the event of aggression against either of these countries well, subscribe to our pages on social networks so as not to miss the most important news, we are traditionally on facebook, instagram, tik tok, on youtube you can watch our releases, if you missed it on the air, comment carefully, we read everything. that's all for today. something on monday, as always at 9 p.m., good luck and take care. hello friends, this is the verdict program, the second part of our program, the traditional program on friday, our journalism club, and today we will talk about the following. putin raises rates the kremlin's conditions for ending the war may change depending on the situation on the ground. what should be russia's strategic defeat? beating a military man in the dnipr

south, south africa, apartheid regime as well back in 1972. i'm confused by the lack of consistency though, because you've got like i mentioned 1972 south africa, but no one was quoting, so us asked me it's to be banned in 2001 when america was bombing, afghanistan and iraq and 2003 when the french were plumbing, libya or in 2011. yes. when the russians and ukraine started in 2020 to know as well. i hope it makes sense. so it's the 1st time you know, i know it doesn't make sense. it's not supposed to make sense. it's suppose to have a little confused because the way decisions could be taken that make no sense of the 0 consistency. if we look at this, immediately look at the coalition of the willing and the combination of the blind on the blue with to lock us on the right. so great britain. today we took the holding steel, it became 2012. they should take that, of course, of course, not just what they did in the rock. what do you do? countries all around the world in their info i would assume never ship says even what to do to north northern waste slavery people until the solely free confirmation instead of every single decent human place. but

south south country is the building relationship with something countries, for example, a very close neighbor which is the dpr k. uh, since uh for 34 years. uh, for example, that hasn't visited the dpi gate, but now the president put them visits the dirt data to deepen relationship. and i think it will be a win win corporation agree, opportunity for more, for both the back gate and russia. when it comes to sanctions, we no rush or poses sanctions on sonya and can veto the un security council resolution in march that would have extended them for another year. what kind of boxes could be taken to your think to work a rounds trade restrictions? and i think the russia is both of both of, uh, uh, great border is uh that they have a data for the uh, in the northwest corner. yeah. and then in the far east of russia, and i think you fresher and korea decided to expand that plate, but it's nothing that you book and physically do to stop it. and i think section, the general use of mapping. why? because uh, section of course, uh once before, uh, to start to make the lives of the people in such a country difficult to circle based on the life of the patient in their own country . but knowing koreans, uh, i think the korea, uh no. and you have thoughts or uh, clip trends one to be okay as well. knowing the results, it's impossible to change any of their policy intersections. but of course, as insurance i didn't score yet is math because if we will make the people's life difficult, but it won't be so unbearable because the government has done everything they come to the product. the interest is people in the interests country. i believe that the easing or function uh is uh rough thought piece. i think there's several agreements as well as in the past uh, between uh, going to do john and other uh, leaders to use uh they've been trying to e sanctions that past. okay. the uh, several difficulties where the people, but the uh, some countries are of use this uh, deals and that it doesn't happen. but i think if russia decided to ease the sanctions because they did get into the both the barricade, then if we bring a great prosperity and we, we a solution and cooperation between the gate and auction. mm. so how do you looking ahead, how do you see a ties between the 2 sides growing uh, what kind of areas could they develop that cooperation? i think there's a lot of area. cobra innovation. for example, i work in uh for a travel agency. uh, the high speed people to people can be of course expensive uh, rates in love, i can only and social cultural areas can be expensive. and i believe that since they are born with each other, there, there must be. well, that's what meant for the eastern side, the fresher and is not the bulk of the 30. first of all, thanks for speaking to us today is really good to hear your thoughts on the situation. james live on tara political on the less tons. north korea x, but thank you. thank you. what do you stay with us as we continue to bring you? the latest news on the russian president knows that korean visit the hosting in the region, nato. it showed itself where sleggs rather than arbitrarily smith at the top, china. that's the response of the countries for an offense, ministry, spokes person as the nato secretary general school is paging for it's growing alignments with most guy was you're looking at ways you. this is the international community, has its own opinion on the role played by nature as a product of the cold world into words. largest military block into ukraine. crisis with naples should do self reflect, then arbitrarily smear and attack china. j. it was on the public that person she has tried to create the impression that she's taking a back seat in this conflict to avoid sanctions, antique trade flowing. but the yellow thing is that china's shooting the largest on conflict in europe since world war 2. so at the same time it wants to maintain good relations with the west. well, the badging kind of have it both ways at some point on unless trying to change this course. allies need to impulse the cost growing alignment between russia and it's all for the tardy. i'm friends in a shop makes it even more important that we work closely with our friends and the end of us if we have some multi contributes a college shot area who says nato tries to impose its will answer frustration because china and russia can stand up to the blog, china and russia are one of the few truly sovereign states in the world right now. russia and china can say no to the united states. this is what natal alliance does not like me to not believing sovereignty of nation states. and they like to impose or will, and this is what they mean when say when they say they, what we impose a cause, the act like the whole world. is there a sandbox? yes. it's a huge demonic virus. that's on the brain of all the nasal bureaucrats. i think that's making then, then the enemy of most of the country in the global south at this point on today. so he's not the only blog pointing fingers of aging recently. the g 7 lead us communicate. so came as some china related issues, countries, farm industries, folks pose, increase the size, the economic grouping core and get a tool that's being used by a global minority. she would you find the g 7 does not represent the world. the 7 countries only account for 10 percent of the world's population year after year they're sharing the global economy has kept dropping. the g 7 has long straight from its original purpose of coordinating force, the buick team to global economic environment and has increasingly become a political tool to perpetuate us in wisdom supremacy a console. again say that the west still lives in the pos. well, other organizations like brakes are gaining momentum. they still live in the past. g 7 has been replaced by the indians. total aggregate g d p of bricks already. and that trend is just continuing when they try to dictate to china and russia

the way, this participation of the engineering troops of the north, north korea, about which the south, southtv channel says, this can already be considered as some, i don’t know, participation of a third country in this war, will they really be involved more in the reconstruction of infrastructural and civil facilities in donetsk, as they assume, and let's remember how much the russian top officials lied. and the top propagandists had just heard rumors that some units of technical support, as well as instructors of the countries that are part of the nato alliance would be ready to join the ranks of the ukrainian defense forces, then putin was literally shouting, talking about the fact that this accusation would change the situation on the field battle, this is an escalation of the war, and the war began to rattle again of nuclear weapons, this time he pretends that everything is ok, but in fact the units are engineering and technical, they... what can rebuild civilian objects, they can also join, and this is their direct purpose to create engineering certification, pay attention to how impre

south africans at this point in time. what does the majority of south africans actually want from the government right now and, and what combination of coalition is actually best to deal with those issues? i mean, i think fundamentally the kids were 4 to 4 days depending on how many kids um to be taught. if you don't really been a bit tough to pick a lot, it's a protest of living so that the kids also beautiful to on demand question. like i said with communities like he's got his work and making a protest of, you know, disengagement with the whole to process. so we feel around, you know, the next question would create a better permanent team. does he mention? even if they've not being, you know, really outlined and engaged in their fullness issues around 3 to just the cost of living this time. that's something to be bought for. young people is other pick as well. each of the unemployment issues, i mean, clearly does the theory 2 people would get you would know that the south african uh i will also show an employment very extensive about that. just over 32 percent. but use unemployment spends a over 60 percent to the highest in the world. and young people constituted 40 tool point 5 percent of the full testing this eviction. and that's a very huge number of people. and they, you know, one of the things that keep the, all that all the time is that you, this issue of unemployment issues improvement. you should have covered to instructor on any qualities. i do think that those are the key issues and i think, you know, the, the default of the have, we're good when we, you know, i think we're looking at the, the, the, the results we don't she, at one point i've already asked the, the majority to follow up with that, clearly what they're sitting typically is that they don't believe that the mc can go at this. i know that the piece at the mc on it's just not capable of resolving these issues, but that should be part of a big got the, the end of the table should b

south africa was invited to the peace conference but was not given a chance to speak. the country was among a number of other states that opted out of signing the summits. final committee k in south africa was not able to speak in the plaza. recessions of this conference, hence this region statement, i would like to know position given the importance of assignment and especially in the car in a global context. all right, let's cross live now to our to correspond to another way. you can go for more and more. why was the south african representative not giving a chance to speak in an official capacity at the summit? will rachel professor for my decision so that we could participate in this process in order to contribute to finding peace. so human not being given a chance to speak is clearly no coincidence. and if you know anything about propaganda, nothing happens by accident word choices, especially the mention of particular countries. a particular people carefully select to, to, to convey certain be such as in segments, particularly segments, like these was what somebody further rejected the segments communique that was adopted by most of the nations and international organization. saying to resolve the ongoing process diplomatic engagement through dialogue needs to be given more consideration. basically, russia not being present defeats the purpose of this whole summit. i've listened to this. we must focus on creating conditions for dialogue for building trust between the parties engaging with both sides

plan for gagauzia simply from with a bang failed, there i will remind you that this is the south, the south, the south, several southern regions of moldova, which border odesa, including, and there russia included a large-scale plan. bribery for 150,000 residents of gagauzia, they promised monthly extra payments of €100 to each pensioner and civil servant. 25 thousand people. but the united states imposed sanctions on the relevant bank, and now russia simply cannot apply this scheme. it turned out to be unrealistic. therefore, failure after failure in russia. and i think that after the events in moscow the stock exchange, when... collapsed like this, we see, but we do not fully hear mr. oleksiy, but we can continue our opinion, because as of yesterday evening, the exchange rate of the wooden ruble for the dollar was already more than 174 rubles for 1 dollar, and we will be in touch, mr. oleksiy, please continue, continue, our connection was lost at the moscow stock exchange. well, these were extremely pleasant stories for us, that is, in one day there were close to 200 or even more than 200, it was a

south south eastern, so done at least 20 people have been killed in the latest are, are assess attack, women and children are among the dead. even move and begins are coverage from on dorman, when many have taken up arms to join the fights. so, oh, this military camp in under man is where young man from sedans, west and are for region come to receive training. they volunteer to fight alongside to dance army and it's were against the parent military rapids support forces or r s f. what's the was displaced from his city of indiana in south dar for he says the horrors committed by the are a staff is would meet him, join this camp. last name, i'm going to do the displacement, the looting of civilians, the rape of our sisters and mothers is what made me join discount. the recess took a vanilla and things that became too dangerous. so i came here but joined discount to attend to the full and find the are a say the work between the army and the rest, which starts at last here in the capital, spread quickly to dar for which has long been a conflict on violence there between the former government and rebel forces in 2003 killed more than 300000 people and displaced 2000000 people, the u and described it as ethnic cleansing by government forces and their allies. for many of those here, the current conflict is a continuation of the work that spotted in dar 4 in 2003, b r. a stuff has its origins and they tend to read militia, which the government used to fly troubles and which was accused of committing crimes against civilians.

south south come from nice state. she has been vocally busy issue about the lead you not only believe it, but also r as in tina and and t and how much the us is losing space for both china and russia. so again, we still don't know. we don't have facts at this time. but there's a lot of evidence, of course, about us interest is in believe you and how much these can lead to a coup attempt. yeah, a lot is that doesn't data because it's living areas. of course, the play believe the lead in lithium reserves hold of almost a quarter of the world's was all says, as boston boston. now, what impacts does this have on foreign interests in bolivia and politics? do you think? you know what's happening right now as the previous commentate was, was also remind him about what he has just last year. what he that did to major agreements with both russian and chinese companies, especially c t l, which is the global either off the bathroom leaking manufacturer from china. but just put you have one all night. why did you just say, i believe it has a quarter of the lead to the planet, but believe it has a very low capacity to process this need to so for instance, in 2022, we've processed only $600.00 tons awfully to call point 8, which is the product of the, of the procession. but with these agreements with both chinese and russian company, they expect in 2025 to be able to process a 100000 tons of lead to. and of course, all the agreements are made with the state own company from, from, believe the state why a, b. so this means that for you to state, we have much more income in the next 23 years. and of course, as income will go to a restructure aggregation, how to raise the, the stand, the leaving of the population. so of course, as we know, this is not actually the interest for united states, but for believe that this might be a revolution in its industry. a timing is always so interesting, especially when something is to gnostic is a true attends, happens announced we know the bolivian leader within most go a few weeks ago meeting with president periods. and we also know the believe he has been leaning towards strengthening his partnerships with. 6 russia and china, as you said yourself, i'm just wondering how will these calls be perceived by the west? well, we don't like it, as we know. remember in 2019 was another group and believe, i guess present ever more that is in. and i big made people remember what, what l a must tweet it before. he was the owner of 3 years. he said we will cope whoever we want. there was a famous tweeter and everybody was outraged all around the world. but as we know, i mean this is what i mean google, we just had a there a few months ago and as big i've been stopped the involvement of the us embassy. and the end of the day, as we know, we have a joke left in america, we say, you know, that's why there was never a group the top united states because they don't have a us embassy there. so unfortunately, this is our us that history. but i think the people react to the board and the streets, the workers were reacting with general strike, etc. and does all international, massive international support for president of louis obviously. so let's see the next chapters. absolutely. many thanks for speaking to today. it's great to get your take lock. i fernandez was such a as the one who was on hung editor. thank you. think you need any votes is all preparing the head to the pose on friday and vote in snuff elections for a new president to have the 6 candidates of quits the race claiming a victory for the revolutionary funds is more important than the presidential aspirations. the departure from the ballot and these are the one reformist, who's already received significant support in the polls all season of july. the breaks it down for a pretty was, keeps referring to yvonne as a dictatorship when they are coming or warning and presidential election on june 28th says a lot about the countries viper and political landscape which defines the victor painted by the us with this candidates vying for the government's top executive posed showcasing a wide range of sometimes to afflicting views. their ways reveals a level of diversity and supports that even surprise of the options available in american elections. the untimely death of president boise in a helicopter crash last month has totally won into a critical juncture with a snap election scheduled one year ahead of it's due date. the recent survey conducted by the one in parliament research center has revealed a surprising level of engagement among v one and electorate. according to the poll, 45.5 percent of respondents expressed a definite intention to vote. while only 2.7 percent indicated they would cast blank ballots bleeding. the 1st of all, a sign off or a summons. hardaman speaker. well how much the involved and former secretary of this free national security council officer. once the age, there's only one reform is candidates must be on as a law seniors and compare to the rest of the candidates for living. and we know dialogue with us as the ultimate way. also economic challenges, according to recent polls conducted by the state linked are wanting and students pulling the agency and importing center known as meta the ways for the presidency of these lubbock republic. everyone is stripping up to be competitive. the east pon survey indicated that muscle position is the 4 on corner with 24.4 percent support . natalie edging doubts that you, jenny, be who's on 44 percent. well, how about the volleyball followed closely behind in 3rd place with 14.7 percent. meanwhile, metal schools also indicated a close race which poses kion, leading a 24.4 percent volleyball for 23.4 percent. ged a 21.5 percent must we position on a former health minister with ethnic also, rewards has emerged as the leading reform is candidate trained as a cardiac surgeon because they're stealing has a strong background in both health care. politics is inclusion in the way it has now mobilized many poor reformers. motors we initially planned to boycott the election due to the exclusion of leading reform us from that we sent fundamental results in recent years because this account has consistently demonstrated his commitment to it. for best principles as controversial views on the 2022 on rest, anyone over the death of a young woman in police custody led to his initial disqualification in the early stages of the recent parliamentary elections, which he was reinstated upon appealing against the decision underscore ink his medication for reform and he's wanting us to find for his candidacy. i would disqualify due to protesting the death of masa. i mean, i am a father, i have a daughter, i raise my daughter a load my heart hurts. i see that there is no tradition or had this that says you have the right to force women. you have no such right? you should not harass women because of their closing. such punishments have no basis. what reformers are known for their openness to the west, that's what the discounts 10 south. with this distinct approach, he emphasizes that he's not in here and see pro western, but rather sees the resolution to economic challenges lined in using tensions with the west. he has on different occasions, made it clear that he's aligned with the supreme leader on crucial policy matters. among the principal as candidates, utility emerges as a formidable contender guess. possess key on categories, culturally oppose us. any form of reliance on ties with the west and his vision seems to come in and substantial following in the country and its latest the title report it passed in of also conservatism. anyone announced its support for set you jelly the, the electra? someone can misdiagnose no certainty in medicine, but also in politics, economics and some vital issues of the country and gives a prescription that can deal site to blows and push the country back. he is, well, how my book, everybody boss, is an for heavy weight and the conservative camp with a military background in the

really quite blustery in the south, across south wales, the midlands, east anglia, south coast of englandtemperatures very much sun dependent, so 1a to 18 celsius is below the seasonal average. as we head through this evening and overnight, a lot of the showers will fade away. winds will ease a bit towards the south, but some heavy, persistent rain tracking westwards across northern scotland, eventually sinking southwards into northern ireland in time for tomorrow morning. it is milder here than it was last night. for most, seven to 10 celsius. low pressure sticks around through the day, though showers swirling around it. for many, there will still be showers around. it is a drier, warmerfeeling day. there will be some dry and sunny spells. that is to stay away from the north and the west. this heavy rain will sink southwards across into central scotland, and also away from northern ireland by the time we get to tomorrow afternoon. turning more showery in the north and west, still some showers further south, with lighter rents. with lighter winds. they can be slow—moving, but fewer of the

specific decisions that will not be the, to the lighting of the current existing be to ship in the south, south korea. the question about nate. so sure what else going on? not up from such as that in later they are currently in discussing. so i have one of the got the super mistress cochran. i see it was there's nothing to take the line of the line. so it's nuclear warheads on stand by how would that's a secret done if we effect? so global stability and well let me tell you that the nuclear forces concentrate on definitely posit, tend to buy. and so i'm looking at it on that. so what is the day of they do? well, it will, we'll be picking on tracking them just to be sure. and if there are any threats swivel, so to react to that's and then added to the way the rich chicks on the supply. alexander is going to show democrat law and he is. so is it instantly? did you have a sense on numerous occasions, perhaps prison simmons, he is no longer legitimate president, only the parliament. so you can you, fundament is legitimate announced just as any of the members of parliament scheme fight to contact yo

really quite blustery in the south, across south wales, the midlands, east anglia, the south of englandy towards the south, sunny spells and temperatures very much sunshine dependent so 14—18 celsius, below the seasonal average still. as we head through this evening and overnight, a lot of the showers will fade away, the winds will ease towards the south but some heavy, persistent rain just tracking westwards across northern scotland and eventually sinking southwards into northern ireland in time for tomorrow morning. it is milder here than it was last night, for most of us 7—10 celsius into tomorrow morning. low pressure sticks around through the day tomorrow, although the showers swirling around it. but for many there will still be some showers around but certainly fewer of them. it is a slightly drier, warmer feeling day and there will be some bright and sunny spells. that is to say away from the north and west. the heavy rain will sink southwards and into central scotland and away eventually from northern ireland by the time we get it tomorrow afternoon. turning more showery in the

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south south road. you can because i've been working for a long time and and it's just great to see it happen. rio vista mayor on ca tells fox 40 the last medical provider left the city of about 10,000 back in 2013. >> forcing rio vista residents to drive more than 30 miles to fairfield vacaville for medical appointments in emergencies. like just not feeling well someday, i you know, i still have to drive summer. have somebody take me some place. you know, a nice see you got to rely other people. and so it's not it's not easy for california forever. founder and ceo jan sramek to win over skeptics of his vision for a self-sustaining community. about 400,000 people will be some from the beginning is we are here to stay and what people are going to over time is that we can deliver on our promises, a bed to deliver at least doctors offices over the next 2 years. >> moves from nick says is an investment in solano county, not a maneuver to win votes for urban growth in rural california. >> our approach is just show the results and then let people decide what do they want? the future of the county to be. >> trump tells me this investment here in health care facilities in solano county started here in rio vista is not dependent on whether this ballot measure passes in november. he says what does matter if that ballot initiative passes by sullivan county voters is a 200 million dollar investment in downtown salon. a businesses over the next 10 to 15 years. i mean, tomorrow. >> so come here at 10 o'clock. more legal trouble for apple. what tech giant is now facing lawsuits from europe. plus, a terrifying moment for more than a dozen people when their ride got stuck in midair and what could be leading to a recent jump in car thefts on the peninsula will have more mo dozen passengers rescued after this happened. a carnival ride got stuck. >> and it happened last night in 1000 oaks, which is in los angeles county, about 18 people were trapped on this ride for about a half hour. the ride there you can see was in the air. first responders, though, are able to lower that ride, though, and they were able to get everybody out. no one was hurt. thankfully and they're going to think twice about go. haha yeah, like look at this perfect example. right here wasn't as bad as this was about a week ago, right in portland left. 28 people just dangling there. this also for about a half-hour. can you imagine what their head felt layer upside down saw the blood rushing there and just going. all right one person was actually sent to the hospital in this situation. >> park officials say the here is going to remain closed until further notice. just it's commission. it is that time of the year where there's festivals and fairs everywhere and these rights, you. be careful on the peninsula. a box truck carrying 16,000 pounds of avocados overturned on 1, in san mateo today. chp says the truck hit 2 cars very early this morning. 3rd avenue off-ramp. >> it's unclear what caused the crash, but the box truck did, of course, as you see here and up on its side, none of the avocados actually spilled out of the truck. but crews did have to remove the produce to be able to tip the truck. back to right side up. officers say no one was hurt. coming up next, some companies at 10, a new tool to find at san jose's most wanted. yeah. what police turning to now to catch these criminals who likely hiding outside the country. >> plus, the u.s. supreme court now about to get involved in the rights of transgender teens. and a disturbing trend on instagram, financial sextortion. how a new report says the platform's putting a growing number of teenag >> now at 10, 30, the san jose police department launching a new social social media pages in an effort to find the city's most wanted. the department's hoping new instagram and facebook pages will actually give them some new leads on suspects. >> and cases, they say many of the people who will be on this page are believed to be hiding outside of the united states. >> so that's something that we're hoping that could be something we could leverage and probably bring and hopefully bring closure to these cases. >> right now, there are currently 9 people listed on the most wanted pages, including this man, josef martinez, who investigators believe is responsible for shooting and killing a man back in may of 2023. police say it happened near mclaughlin and 2.80. they say they found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound. he later died at the hospital. authorities are trying to identify the victims still more than a year later, he has a tattoo of a trident on his arm. take a look at your screen here. he is described as an east indian man and was known in the area as kumar. police believe he went to school and san jose between 2006 2010. >> and vallejo police are looking for the suspect who shot 4 people yesterday morning on spring road in monterey street. i no word tonight on the condition of the victims or what led up to the shooting. new at 10 police in hillsborough are warning about car thefts after people and the area has have been leaving their cars unlocked and with the keys inside, they say 4 cars were stolen. 2 of them this morning on san rae moon. do anello rodeo road to the other. 2 cars were stolen yesterday on roehampton road and ravens court road. police are looking for anyone who may have any sort surveillance cameras in the neighborhood so they can take a look at that video and see who still these cars from these neighborhoods. >> taking a live look at sfo tonight where international travel is in full swing airport. officials say there was record breaking international travel this weekend. more than 120 international flights went through sfo each day with 45 airline serving 51 destinations. they did not specify how many international passengers, but they did say it was the most ever recorded. back on the ground. many riders say they're enjoying riding buses and cable cars more according to sfmta, more than 72% of muni riders rate services as good or excellent, which is the highest rating since 2001 sfmta says it is working to make a muni service safer, cleaner and more reliable and the agency says major delays have fallen. 76% since 2019. the survey was conducted earlier this year. a full report will be released next month. >> all right. let's get you a check. your forecast now taking a live look at the city's little zoom down here from our sutro tower cam. earlier we saw some fog that was moving and maybe maybe still somewhere off the distance. i wasn't say you just can't see it from this angle. i don't think, it's probably still making its way through the golden gate bridge yeah, don't worry. i found some for you guys. we've got that fog. that's a settling in now. we'll see more of that overnight tonight. couple high clouds up above 2. mid-level clouds anyway with the threat. if you have maybe lightning storms around the bay area, just a slight chance out there. but tonight the clouds started to gather along the coast. i'm really need shot actually looking toward the golden gate bridge right now. it's a thin layer of fog that is kind of slipping in right now and see the clouds. >> and boyd lit up by the colors of the golden gate bridge. beautiful out there tonight. plan on driving around the bridge, bridge toward the coastline. watch out. maybe a little thick fog in spots, a little dense in areas. but overall, i you're looking good. is that a marine? they're going to lift a little bit of high pressure. it's going to weaken somewhat. and that means we're going to see that fog be able to penetrate further on shore to help cool down those temperatures. running very hot lately across spots inland of the door. right now, you still got some warm temperatures. how about 78 degrees right now in concord? 75 in livermore. 71 in san jose. cool on the coastline in the san francisco. you've got 57 degrees and 61 patchy fog in oakland overnight tonight, partly cloudy skies. we've got a couple different things happening. we've got that onshore wind that's bringing the patchy fog up above. you got some of that subtropical moisture that's going to wrapped around that ridge of high pressure and pulled up in the bay area are going to see that tomorrow to so. mister sunshine and some clouds, a slight chance of a thunderstorm temperatures going to be just a little bit cooler and then we're going to cool things down. i think more so as we head in toward the middle of the week before warming up as we get toward next weekend out the door, the sea breeze blowing just a little bit right now. you've got to 18 miles per hour. that's 10 into fairfield. so light wind right now for the most part off the coastline. the has been impressive, though. you've got all that some tropical moisture see get wrapped up around that ridge of high pressure in this warming. it some of the thunder torm activity. sometimes you see a subtropical storm or maybe even a hurricane fall apart, gets a wrapped around that ridge. sometimes you see that moisture coming back into a california in the bay area. so right now we've got a little more that's sitting off the coast line that's going to be moving on shore a little bit later on tonight. maybe a little muggy feel to it as well. but high pressure looks like it's finally going to start to scoot to the east. so we've got one more day of this and then that's going move out of town. our skies will start to part just a little bit. then it looks like some nicer weather ahead as temperatures going to cool down just a bit in the san francisco. you've got 50 to 60 tomorrow, some patchy fog and that some of the high level clouds 50's along the immediate coastline inside the bay about 71 degrees in burlingame. further south. now, 77 degrees in redwood city in palo alto, the south bay. enjoy those temperatures up in the 80's and that chance you could see a couple thunderstorms out. there will be warm, though. east bay still been on the hot side just to look at a couple of 90's popping up in places like pleasanton livermore. of course, we get a little more cloud hold those temperatures down just a few degrees. 87 degrees, walnut creek, about 90 hot in concord in 86 degrees in orinda. 82. in addition, then you work your way back toward the coastline. those temperatures cool off in a hurry. so a really interesting day coming our way tomorrow. hopefully we don't get too many lightning strikes out there and then it looks like that all goes way come wednesday, thursday and friday, we watch these temperatures start to bottom out, then warming up a little bit in the next week. and the following week we start to talk about the 4th of july and possibly getting hot. i don't want to see that hot weather set for the 4

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south korea. for ten days or so. ijust came back in south korea. for ten days or so. i just came back from in south korea. south korea. pyongyang says this is a retaliation from balloons that fly from the south from activists and south korean defectors that's send —— north korean defectors that send these things from... things that are banned in the north. south korea has called this a despicable propagation, they have torn up the 28 military agreement which was all but now because of an already scrapped by the north. they will resume military drills along the demarcation line and now the latest we have seen is that resumption of the loudspeaker. remember, north korea considers these propaganda broadcasts and loudspeakers as an act of war and in the past they have threatened that they were going to blow up these speakers because they contain content that the north is very sensitive to and is very wary of any of their soldiers hearing it. news about south korea, news about north korea which is banned in the north, talk of democracy, of life in south korea but also k pop music so it is an escalation in an al

south korea. south korean authorities say the balloons are tied to bags containing cigarette butts, scraps of paper, rags and in some cases. compost, but nothing dangerous. the balloons appear harmless at first glance, but they come amid tensions in disputed waters west of the korean peninsula. in response to bhengyang's actions, south loudspeakers at the border and played south korean pop music and messages to the north koreans. north koreans fear bts more than american nuclear weapons. northorean regime is very worrying. the soldiers hear this music and begin. north korea sent additional garbage balloons this sunday. after the south resumed its loudspeakers. in a statement, the sister of the north korean leader, kimyo jung, said that new retaliatory measures would follow if south korea continued to send anti-blood leaflets and stage provocations using loudspeakers. she added that the shipment of north korean balloons was supposed to end last saturday. khim stated, that their regime sent the order. experts do not expect the psychological warfare to end soon. we are distracted by the war in ukraine, the war in gas, china's efforts to influence taiwan. tensions are rising on the korean peninsula. bearing in mind the tension in relations between korea and south and korea and north, understanding how far this escalatio

but south korea and is what we're seeing now is taking place in a context of north korea, having fundamentally revisited its approach to south korea. south korea, when ask you about the, the speakers. it's got these huge speakers along the border blaring music and, and k, pop music goes off of that against the resume in the north. why does the leadership consider this to be a threat? the leadership in the north consider this to be a threat? i mean, i would think it would be more of a nuisance, particularly if someone was blaring cape pop music into my years. or i think it's a matter of respect and an honor for the north koreans. i think, i think practically speaking, they don't necessarily see this as an effective means of turning their people against their government. but they do see it as a symbolic step by south korea to challenge their sovereignty to challenge their political control. and in essence, i think they see it as an assertion by south korea of the superior already of its political system, the north koreans, i think, oh, with this inferiority, these are the south korea, which is a more successful country. and pretty much eve

south, south—westerly direction, bringing some slightly warmer, more humid air. so 25 degrees, could see 26 in one or two spots on sunday. and more widely, looking at those temperatures, the high teens or the low 20s. heading through into monday, again, we've got a bit more cloud and rain across the far northwest of the uk. but for the bulk of the country, it's another dry day and it's going to feel quite warm and more humid by this stage. so temperatures for central and southeastern areas, 27 degrees or so. i think we'll all be sitting in the 20s for a time. so this is how the jet stream is looking. it plunges towards the southessure, pushing it our way as we head on into tuesday. but before it gets there with that position of the jet stream, that's going to draw up some warm, humid airahead of any midweek rain. so for tuesday, we're likely to start off on a dry note. there'll still be some warm sunshine around, but you'll notice the blue colours developing as low pressure tries to creep its way in from the south and the west, i think. so that will keep things perhaps a little bit cooler across the north west of the uk. but we're still looking at temperatures in the mid, possibly the high 20s. but it does look like, as that kink in the jet stream moves its way across the uk, it will push this weather system, this frontal system, bringing some outbreaks of rain gradually from west to east. some uncertainty about the detail, the timing for this stage in the week. but i think wednesday could bring quite an unsettled sort of day with outbreaks of rain, perhaps some heavy showers in the mix, gradually just drifti