board member of the southeast health center. oscar. thank you for making this wonderful occasion possible with community family center. >> and keith is not speaking but acknowledge wrchl is keith. thank you, keith for your leadership here and the hospitality you extend us this morning but important low the hospitality you extend to people in the community at this center it is pretty exciting the southeast south center now the southeast family health center. here we are -- [applause] families are grateful for their your capable leadership doctor colfax. thank you for that and again i know we consider it a privilege to be at the new renovated southeast family health center. quality, affordable health care. we took the tour and when you take the tour, it is about health care. but it recognizes health is about your mental state and sense of community and value that is placed on you and people here feel very respected because of the nature of this accomplice. it is just remarkable. we gather here to share the good news under president biden

these coming out welcome your research also looks at southeast asian migrant workers in taiwan. and in the recent article, you have a quote to the saying they are like code orphans or 2nd class citizens in taiwan. why do you say that? yeah, because of this migrant workers. i usually experience discrimination in their daily lives at the, at their work place in the when they go with the taiwanese society. and some of them are not offered under tie one neighbors, thunder. so workers, my can work us working in the social welfare industries are mostly not covered under the pie one labor under. what does that mean? means that they are excluded from excluded from the benefits of minimum wage. thankfully the hours holidays and also labor incident with the condition their, their position like a 2nd class citizen in taiwan. but do you think that that extends also to when it comes to taiwan making plans? when in the, in the event of war with china, china is this large migrant population being excluded from those plans as well. it could be i so far i haven't heard any plan or a question pla

peter: competition has always been intense here in southeast asia.sed on making sure oour product and services continue to be one our consumer will continue to use. we have seen engagement. we have seen continuing interaction with our app. our drivers and as well as our merchants. we are going to continue to be -- to create this ecosystem, despite what we see around us with new competitors or existing competitors that we have. we also have one of the strongest balance sheets in southeast asia. ed: is there room for all of these players? do you see consolidation happening in southeast asia? what about m&a? peter: organic growth is key for us. we will continue to be focused on growing the ecosystem. we've got all of the initiatives we talked about. we are going to continue to develop new products and services. we've got to continue to broaden our plan. it is broadening as we have these new services that we're creating, things like digital banks, things we never had before, advertising we've never had before. we will continue to focus and execute on org

southeast asia is going to be really important. there has been meetings. the economic package that was rolled out was not very significant. also, the administration's rhetoric, i don't think it is well tuned to the context which is focused on sovereignty. i think we talked in the past but nationalism may be a dirty word in the certain precinct in western europe. but in these places in asia were it represents freedom from colonial rule. i mean, independence and national self-determination. that is a big word. i think there is a lot of rhetoric in the in the pacific and the rhetoric of the trump administration, they were better tuned to that context, where you have to move people and persuade them but it is not about imposing a certain one particular vision of what life should be. but it is allowing people to have the independence and freedom to determine their own future. that resonates. that is something china particular does represent a threat to. almost like a human elemental level, the sort of increasing illiterates and assertiveness -- belligerence and

so, we could make 22 degrees again in the southeast. sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, and the winds will be quite light and it's cooler air so temperatures will be typically 15 or 16 degrees. that band of rain still initially rather heavy in places would just trickle down into the midlands and head towards the southeast by friday morning. we will have clear skies following in the court is whether on friday morning will be across the northern half of the uk in which milder further south where we have the rain. frederick you look a little different across east anglia in the southeast with more cloud, some rain at times friday could look a little different across east anglia in the southeast with more cloud, some rain at times and some of weather likely to be here across kent and sussex. away from here some spousal sunshine, scattering of some light showers, mainly because scotland and northern ireland but temperatures are typically going to be around 17 degrees on friday to end the week. let's head into the weekend and we could

quite a cloudy day across east anglia in the southeast and some rain from time to time and should cheerattering of showers on the northwesterly breeze to scotland and northern ireland and temperatures may struggle to run 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or19 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 with the cloud towards the south east on that weather front there which is only barely slowly moving away from the sale of our pressure we're going to trudge on the northerly breeze and in that cooler air and may be bringing the northerly breeze and in that coolerairand may be bringing in the scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. for the west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with a decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the thought of a little rain in the southeast of england but should be moving away in temperature should be around 16 degrees on saturday afternoon. saturday night could be quite cold from the city of high pressure but we have a chilly air, never really establishes itself because the

that's just going to be lingering in the southeast over the next few hours, and then further showersern parts of the uk. but fewer showers further south, and towards eastern areas, mostly dry with long, clear spells. once that rain clears away, we should have clearer and drier conditions towards the southeast of england, for instance. but temperatures for many of us remaining in double figures, just dropping into single figures for parts of northern england and eastern scotland, for instance, as well. now, through the day tomorrow, more sunshine than we've seen today and drier conditions, but not dry everywhere, because we've still got a westerly breeze driving in a few showers to northern ireland and scotland. could be the odd heavy one, perhaps the odd rumble of thunder in the far northwest. just the odd one for western parts of england and wales, but drier in the east and winds not as strong as recent days, but still gusts of perhaps 30—a0 mph. so, a noticeable breeze coming in from the west. temperatures a touch warmer than in recent days, 19 or possibly 20 in the southeast, but

it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the southeast will be dryering of showers come in on the northwesterly breeze to scotland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far southeast of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could be quite cold around this area of high pressure. we've got that chilly air, never really establishes itself because this is going to be quite a featu

and there will be quite a few showers developing across parts of the midlands, southern and southeaste again with some rumbles of thunder, some showery rain getting into western scotland, the far northwest of northern ireland, as well. but elsewhere, largely dry and a less cold night to come, i think, across scotland than what we've had the last few nights. so for friday, then, a lot of dry weather through central and northern parts of the country, just 1—2 showers dotted around. shower activity increases for western scotland and northern ireland — some of them could be heavy — and there'll be some showers dotted across parts of england and wales. but equally some good spells of sunshine, and it'll feel warmer across the board, up to 26 celsius or so in the southeast, the low 20s through central and southern scotland. but then, things start to turn more and more unsettled into the weekend — this area of low pressure begins to develop and establish itself sitting to the west of the uk, so it'll always be wet and windier for northern ireland and parts of wales, and southwest england. no

it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the southeast will be dryrly breeze to scotland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far southeast of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could be quite cold around this area of high pressure. we've got that chilly air, never really establishes itself because this is going to be quite a feature of the weather as we head through the l

frederick you look a little different across east anglia in the southeast with more cloud, some rainand northern ireland but temperatures are typically going to be around 17 degrees on friday to end the week. let's head into the weekend and we could still see some rain not far away from the far southeast of england, high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic but this is going to be at the end of the weekend so winter, when weather beginning to arrive. but for much of the weekend, it's going to be but rather cool to see some sunshine from time to time. goodbye. live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. protests in russia and more than a thousand people arrested, after president putin orders the mobilization of hundreds of thousands of military reservists to fight in ukraine — and issued this threat to the west. if the territorial integrity of our country is threatened then to defend russia and are people we shall of course use all means at our disposal. i am course use all means at our disposal. iam not course use all means at our disposal. i am not bluffing. i

half kilometers, kursk in kursk the contrast is even brighter in the northwest minus 0.3 in the southeastus, 23 kursk region turned out to be the meeting point of summer and winter a strong wind is blowing today on the severskaya plain in the urals in the lower reaches of the volga and up to pryvyi , the wind speed is 15-20 m/s; in the middle volga of vyatka, in most of the central region and the northwestern region, the wind accelerates to 20 m/s. in the moscow smolensk bryansk regions , there are gusts in places. winds can reach 25 m/s. this there may be only one gust, but its probability exists, and a stream with a speed of 25 m / s has a great destructive force, but the most intense precipitation will take place today near the center of the cyclone, over 20 mm, in some places it will fall in the east of the leningrad region in the novgorod region in a day region and in karelia in the north-west of the central region. showers will be moderate with 5-10 mm of precipitation. in the south-east there will be light rain in the kursk region, strong wind, while it persists in kursk itself unt

, southeast asia, usa.east asia, usa. so you had been in business. as— southeast asia, usa. so you had been in business, as you _ southeast asia, usa. so you had been in business, as you mention, - southeast asia, usa. so you had been in business, as you mention, for- southeast asia, usa. so you had been in business, as you mention, for 30 i in business, as you mention, for 30 years — have you ever had it as tough as you are having it now? lilo. tough as you are having it now? no, we have been _ tough as you are having it now? iifr, we have been through many issues over those years, recessions, we have been through many issues overthose years, recessions, major fires, and of course pandemics, but i think this is probably the most difficult period that we have been through since the early days of the business. �* ., , through since the early days of the business. �* . , ., ~ business. and what is making it, in our business. and what is making it, in your assessment, _ business. and what is making it, in your

still this band of rain plaguing the southeast corner on the clearing very slowly.s of 14—18 centex lcs. sunday, mainly dry with rain in the northwest later, and then the start of next week looks significantly colder than we have been used to lately. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. russian—occupied regions in ukraine hold votes on whether to join the russian federation — kyiv says it's a sham which is doomed to fail. the kremlin organises rallies to support its policy of calling up reserves to fight in ukraine. 0ur correspondent samples the mood in moscow. this is not a spontaneous display of love for vladimir putin and his policies. it is a highly choreographed affair, designed to give the impression that the whole country is behind the president. meanwhile, russia's neighbours report long queues at the borders — as people leave to avoid being called up to fight in ukraine. here on the uk, a dramatic change in economic direction —

>> a lot of excitement here and southeast asia. years we have been in such a severe locked in various parts of our country. tourism here is starting to flourish. people are starting to travel again and people are starting to head to the airport and starting to get back to the offices in the commute is starting to pick up. people are dining out and enjoying things where they could have before. there's a lot of buzz and excitement in southeast asia, but we are also very cautious. macro economic circumstances. we are taking steps to make sure we got at how we are being cautious. the overall i would say the bludgeon -- buzz in southeast asia is of excitement and they are continuing to really take advantage of where the economy is reopening. haidi: he was speaking to bloomberg's ed ludlow. as get back to the fed speaker that directed a lot of what we saw when it came to the session overnight. take a look at what we hear from mary daly, the san francisco fed president speaking at a banking symposium in singapore. mary daly saying the str

southeast asia least geopolitical risk? you look at asia, the areas that have the least geopolitical risk would be southeast asia and india. those are countries that depend on china for trade but also depend on the u.s. want to have a good relationship the u.s., for security reasons. these are markets that are small enough that are not going to threaten anyone also -- anyone. also, indonesia is in the middle of a big covid reopening. we expect reopening to have a positive impact. >> what about covid reopening in china? how much our markets really pricing this in? >> why would say there's very little pricing for a covid reopening. if you look at the prices of travel, tourism, these companies are still pricing in a continuation of zero covid policy. signs to look for would be the rollout of the domestic mrna vaccine poster to november. -- closer to november. and then maybe in march after the national people's congress, the government might take tentative steps to remove restrictions related to covid. that is something we are

southeast asia still has a lot of opportunity.nd more and more people go online since the pandemic. we are really open to both organic and inorganic opportunity. haslinda: you are open to mergers and acquisitions? anything looking attractive? what would make sense for taveloka right now? caesar: i cannot share details yet but we are currently evaluating our plan to further strengthen our leadership in southeast asia. haslinda: what would be your competitive advantage with the $300 million? caesar: well, i think if you look at our app, customers love our app because we have a comprehensive option really relevant to our customer and relevant at the local level. vietnam users use our app. they really like it because they see products and services that matter to them. we really want to build and strengthen the offering that matters to our customer. haslinda: with the recent funding, would you need to ipo and soon as this year or next year? does that move your ipo plans at all? caesar: thanks for the question. we are really happy with

to the southeast the band to wes wells ijy southeast the band to wes wells by the end of thursday, it'sr weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the southeast corner heading into friday could bring rain to cardiff and also london showing up cardiff and also london showing up on the capital for the fresherfor up on the capital for the fresher for all up on the capital for the fresherfor all by monday up on the capital for the fresher for all by monday but many places will be dry. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. never has it felt more important to remember the lessons of the greatest crime of the 20th century, the nazi genocide of thejews. crime of the 20th century, europe is again witnessing a war of aggression, anti—semitism is on the rise and young people, according to the surveys, have an alarming level of ignorance about the holocaust. well, my guest today is tova friedman, one of the youngest survivors of the auschwitz death camp. now in her 80s, she's written a memoir and is using social media to tell her story. so is the world ready to listen and learn?

slowly in a radically towards the southeast corner heading into friday.s will be dry. this is bbc news, the headlines four occupied regions of ukraine say they'll hold referendums on joining russia this weekend; kyiv says the votes will be a sham and it will press on with its campaign of liberation. the un secretary general has told the un general assembly in new york, the world is facing a winter of discontent because of the war in ukraine, food shortages and climate change. health officials in pakistan say they've seen an increase in waterborne diseases, in the wake of the devastating floods. the head of the world health organisation warned of a double disaster if more isn't done to help the country. rescuers injapan are warning of the dangers of mudslides as one of the biggest storms in recent decades continues to batter the country.

so, we could make 22 degrees again in the southeast.reland, and the winds will be quite light and it's cooler air so temperatures will be typically 15 or 16 degrees. that band of rain still initially rather heavy in places would just trickle down into the midlands and head towards the southeast by friday morning. we will have clear skies following in the court is whether on friday morning will be across the northern half of the uk in which milder further south where we have the rain. frederick you look a little different across east anglia in the southeast with more cloud, some rain at times and some of weather likely to be here across kent and sussex. away from here some spousal sunshine, scattering of some light showers, mainly because scotland and northern ireland but temperatures are typically going to be around 17 degrees on friday to end the week. let's head into the weekend and we could still see some rain not far away from the far southeast of england, high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic but this is going to be at

zooming into regions of the country, we can see that the southeast led by florida is still seeing rapid home price appreciation. some of the markets that were the biggest leaders of the pandemic home price bone like austin and smaller markets didn't make the list like boise, they have had the quickest reversal. these were markets where there was a frenzy of activity of people willing to go into multiple offer situations and try to outbid each other. some of those markets are on a bit of a forced correction. the other take away is the west coast market including my home in seattle and the bay area and california. they are more interest rate sensitive. we saw that back in 2019. we are confirming it again right now that when interest rates rise, these markets will be off disparate were smedley. -- will be off disproportionately. you already spoke about the inventory situation so i think of inventory is the barometer of the housing market. it helps reflect the balance between supply and demand. a lot of people want to sell their homes and they are hatching -- it they are having trouble find

will exceed 100 mm, and this will only be the beginning. day and night will bring to the south, southeastye up to 200 mm of rain but today, thanks to the influence of the anticyclone in vladivostok, ideal weather, not a cloud plus 24 bad weather, i repeat, it will come to the capital, on september 5 in vladivostok, the amount of precipitation can be from 30 to 70 mm . during the day , the wind will increase to 20 with gusts up to 25 m/s. and still peep. nastya will fall on the sixth day, when another 50 to 100 mm can fall into the draft of the measure rain and once again i note the great lead time of this forecast, of course, the data will be updated more than once. it's always interesting how it all starts. now you will see everything manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. the shelling of energodar another hit was recorded at the thermal power plant, which is located near the nuclear power plant, part of the delegation. magadai, continues to work at the station, we will tell you what is in the program of the visit today. assassination attempt on the vice president of arg

still, this band of rain plaguing the southeast corner only clearing very slowly.rain in the northwest later. then the start of next week looks significantly colder than we have been used to lately. stories to tell his grandchildren. he comes here after that loss against the danish fighter based in imprudent of more men to fight in ukraine. so—called referendums are under way in four regions of ukraine the russia controls. the alleys have condemned the move is a sham and a land grab by the kremlin. diplomats meet on the sidelines of the united nations, topping number one extensions over taiwan. flooding in pakistan, the foreign minister tells us his country is overwhelmed and even deeper in debt. more protests and around over the death of a young woman held by the morality police. the us says it will ease internet

there is a number of airbnb's available, and similar to hotels, most availability is in southeast florida as well as the big bend and panhandle region. we think it is very important that you don't leave pets behind. bring your pets with you, they need you during this time. we have asked the hotels to relax their pet policies, and to advertise their relaxed pet policies on their website and expedia. the good news is many of them have done that, and are allowing pets when they might not do that. and we thank them because we understand how important it is. people are evacuating for their own safety,, for family members as well as their pets. we have over 76 shelters open statewide including more than 50 special needs shelters. and more will likely be added as of this storm progresses to other parts of the state. if you want to look at shelters go to floridadisa ster.org/shelters. we now have 58 school districts that have announced closures due to this storm. go to fldoe.org/storminfo. there is now over 30,000 personnel standing by to help with power restoration. that is across all of our uti

it will look a little different across east anglia and the southeast with more cloud, some rain at timesy from here some spousal sunshine, scattering of some light showers, mainly because scotland and northern ireland but temperatures are typically going to be around 17 degrees on friday to end the week. but temperatures are typically going to be around 17 degrees now let's head into the weekend, and we could still see some rain not far away from the far southeast of england, high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic, but this is what's happening in the far north by the end of the weekend, some wetter windier weather is beginning to arrive. but for much of the weekend, it's going to be but rather cool to see some sunshine from time to time. goodbye. welcome to bbc news, i'm tim willcox. our top stories: a standing ovation for president zelensky at the un general assembly, as he condemns russia's invasion of ukraine. a crime has been committed against ukraine and we demand just punishment. thousands protest in russia, as president putin orders the mobilisation of military reservi

by the time it reaches east anglia in the southeast on friday, initially quite weak, it looks like thed. away from that, though, a decent day, sunny spells and, again, just a few showers into the north west. now we're taking a look at the weather charts into the weekend and beyond, another weather front dives its way southwards, and behind that, we get cooler and fresher air. so some fairly brisk winds around next week and certainly plenty of showers, too. but that said, the weekend not looking too bad, although there'll be some showers, it's still on the mild side. it's monday onwards that we see those strengthening winds and quite a big drop in temperatures. goodbye. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is outside source. us presidentjoe biden tells world leaders in new york that russia's acts in ukraine are outrageous. putin claims he had to act because russia was threatened. but no one threatened russia, and no one other than russia sought conflict. in russia — over 600 people have been arrested in anti—war demonstrations after president putin calls up thousands of extra troops tojoin t

malia get squeezed out as our weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the southeast corner headingp on the capital for the fresher for all by monday but many places will be dry. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: as the future of ukraine hangs in the balance, the un secretary general warns of a winter of discontent. exhuming the dead. we report from one city in eastern ukraine where the bodies of civilians are being dug up. further protests across iran over the death in custody of a young woman accused of breaking the islamic dress code. and a hollywood comeback. the golden globes return to television screens after being dropped due to a lack of diversity. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday.

this next footage is disturbing. human traffickers and parts of southeast asia have been trolling social media promising high salary jobs and easy loans. early to hand over the international applicants to telecom and online fraud rings, operating and fenced off compounds supposedly torturing the detainees into working for them as cyber scammers. to prey on other people, a highly lucrative operation and the workers risk death if they try escaping a closely guarded desks. a global anti scamming and g o says abuses sent these videos the captives as a warning boggle's law. according to local media, the victims of these gangs include tie when a's hong kong is chinese citizens, ties and vietnamese nationals. most of them end up in c, a knoxville and lawless port city in cambodia or mia, woody and me and mar. some are reportedly forced to work in laos and thailand they passports confiscated online boiler room rackets have long had a presence in the region. but as more details emerge, local law enforcement agencies. awaking up to this cross border phenomena, it'll take international cooperation

not much wind but increasing out of the southeast tomorrow morning. wake up to temperatures in 50s to low 60s. hour by hour, rain chances, and temperatures in the 60s to low 70s. so somewhat tropical-like air out there. climbing over the hilltops, santa cruz mountains and north bay hills, could lead to impressive rain rates at times. not as impressive start of the 49ers game, levi's stadium in the rain shadow of the santa clara valley. will see showers at times but winds coming up totadium 15 to 30 miles per hour, temperatures mid-60s. wind arrows tomorrow, out of the southeast, that causes stronger winds around san jose and southern end of the santa clara valley. on the coast, gusts around half moon bay could be at times close to 45 miles per hour. so wind, little bit of light rain. on approach to the north bay, more substantial rain lurking offshore. storm system, pretty compact, just off the coast. significant rain for us likely in the morning hours tomorrow. 11:00, not a lot. 9:00, you begin to see rain out of the north bay moving to central bay,

still at least tropical storm force winds along the southeast coast.o that's going to be a big deal. storm surge 3 to 5 feet in these vulnerable areas. tropical storm warnings are in effect, watches that extend well inland. and then hurricane watches so i want people to be prepared for hurricane conditions for northern parts of florida, georgia, in towards the carolinas. we are not done and the ground is saturated here so flooding is going to be a big concern. it's not going to take a lot of rain to cause flooding and 2 to 3 inches in an hour. that's not out of the question. flash flood threats certainly for northeast florida but all the way up the coast line along these vulnerable beaches. storm surge 3 to 5 feet. can your property take that? that's something you have to assess. do you have to move further inland here is the rainfall total still to come. some areas 3 to 8 inches. isolated amounts of over a foot of rain. we have certainly seen totals of close to 2 feet that flash flood threat will go into friday and saturday as we move in towards the c

to run a business making candid films, reporting by karina kharitonova one extraordinary day in southeast these sunny shots of a philippine city called tangup, employees of the local immigration department decided to detain a british citizen and now somehow reluctantly enter. although the british media write that they break into the bungalow he rented. this bungalow is more like a barn by the standards of the still prosperous united kingdom exactly inside the british grandfather, who had to tear himself away from a modest meal and start. what is called the morning toilet, about a dozen law enforcement officers patiently watch how he gets dressed, throws on half shoes and it seems that he does not immediately hit them with his feet, then pulls on his headdress. and apparently he cannot figure out what to take with him to the exit of the confused pensioner. pretty believable feigns dementia, although this is not the first time detention proceedings have taken place in the uk john crotty is on the sex offender registry. last year. he was released from prison, where he spent 9 years for child