i want to acknowledge the southeast community facility commissioners here today. our former commissioner, other dignitaries and the families of our founders. calvin chan is here as well. i would like to introduce dennis herrera. [applause] >> thank you dr. frommeer. from. i don't know if this is a good omen, how many people noticed that the lucky bayview sign just came up on the building recently because they knew we would have a great turnout today. thank you, everybody for being here today. we're here to deliver on a promise, a promise that really was decades in the making. you heard dr. frommer mention it a little bit. it was about the strength, foresight and determination of a community that embody itself in six people, the big six as they came known. but they were representatives of a community. and their call was a call to action. a call for inclusion, a call for accountability. ever you see here today is drr everything you see here today is their legacy and the legacy of the community that fought for today's day. thank you so much for being here. at the san

there's 2 nations in southeast asia that haven't signed the u. n. a declaration on refugees, or rather the convention on refugees and that is indonesia and malaysia. it sounds like several members of ozzy and have to toughen up along with the group itself. how much of a credibility crisis could all of this cause for as in i would say it's already been in humiliating experience for us. yeah. and they've, they've tried a lot, are they agreed on this 5 point plan that we've heard about only the humanitarian part of that has been partially fulfilled. and so some great critics have already said that this boils are as the and down to a toothless talking shop. now we really have to take a look at, in 2 weeks time at the summit, the rotating presidency of ozzie, and we'll move on to indonesia. 8 and as i've just explained indonesia, malaysia being the most active members of the ones that put most pressure on me on mar. and so we'll have to see to what extent the course of action a will change once indonesia takes over the chairmanship guild matters there in

- cope doing these races in southeast asia? ., ., southeast asia? the riders, their _ southeast asia? the good thing is the riders, their office - southeast asia? the good thing is the riders, their office is - is the riders, their office is actually being outside, whatever the weather, so they are used to doing it day in day out rides all over the world so whether they be humidity or whether they be humidity or whether it is cold or hot, they can cope with it. hoping the races —— race is set in singapore at 2pm, we have had amazing weather yesterday for the team presentation and really, that's not the big issue for us. the riders are super excited to be here, to enjoy this part of the world, and that's actually really exciting and for us, that's the whole purpose. and singapore for us is a perfect match. we wanted to also bring the tour de france flavour to south east asia and we have seen a huge boom in cycling in singapore since covid. clearly. and what we are really lucky is to have thanks to the support of the public, the authorities, we design

laos is beautiful a very beautiful country in southeast asia but unfortunately unfamiliar to russians although if you find yourself in laos, you will be amazed, how many laotians speak russian, how friendly, how warm, they treat russians. in general, there is, uh, a historical explanation for this and, uh, tradition. this is what the formula of power discussed about the past and present of laos with the chairman of the national assembly of the lao people of the democratic republic, comrade and father khon. born december 12 , 1956 in the mail commune of weyang-sai district provinces. huahan, laos 1977-1983 studied at lomonosov moscow state university 1983-84 lecturer in political economy of the higher party school in vietnam 1984-87 post-graduate student of the stupid political science specialty. economics candidate of social sciences 1993-95. provincial governor, khed savannah, 1995-98. minister of finance, lpr, since january 2016, a member of the firing squad is taken to the nrp. chairman of the national construction front of laos since march 22, 2021. chairman of the assembly of the

a chilly start again on wednesday morning across parts of east anglia and southeast england.r, and you may be seeing some rain around. in fact, a damp start across much of scotland and northern ireland courtesy of this weather front, and that will take some outbreaks of rain into much of wales and parts of england during the day. it'll be very patchy and showery in nature. now, temperatures first thing, quite a contrast — from the 11 in belfast in glasgow to the coldest parts of eastern and southeast england that won't be too far away from freezing. more cloud here compared with tuesday, but likely to stay dry until after dark. the rain, early on in northern ireland, clearing by lunchtime, taking till the afternoon before it pulls away from southeast scotland. sunny spells following behind into scotland and northern ireland, but for much of england and wales. but for much of england and wales it'll be cloudy outbreaks of rain across northern england, wales, pushing into parts of the midlands and southwest england as the day goes on. 18 to the southeast of the weather front, b

a chilly start again on wednesday morning across parts of east anglia and southeast england.t of the uk will be milder, cloudier, breezier, and you may be seeing some rain around. in fact, a damp start across much of scotland and northern ireland courtesy of this weather front, and that will take some outbreaks of rain into much of wales and parts of england during the day. it'll be very patchy and showery in nature. now, temperatures first thing, quite a contrast — from the ii in belfast in glasgow to the coldest parts of eastern and southeast england that won't be too far away from freezing. more cloud here compared with tuesday, but likely to stay dry until after dark. the rain, early on in northern ireland, clearing by lunchtime, taking till the afternoon before it pulls away from southeast scotland. sunny spells following behind into scotland and northern ireland, but for much of england and wales, it'll be cloudy outbreaks of rain across northern england, wales, pushing into parts of the midlands and southwest england as the day goes on. 18 to the southeast of the weath

a chilly start again on wednesday morning across parts of east anglia and southeast england.may be seeing some rain around. in fact, a damp start across much of scotland and northern ireland courtesy of this weather front, and that will take some outbreaks of rain into much of wales and parts of england during the day. it'll be very patchy and showery in nature. now, temperatures first thing, quite a contrast — from the ii in belfast in glasgow to the coldest parts of eastern and southeast england that won't be too far away from freezing. more cloud here compared with tuesday, but likely to stay dry until after dark. the rain, early on in northern ireland, clearing by lunchtime, taking till the afternoon before it pulls away from southeast scotland. sunny spells following behind into scotland and northern ireland, but for much of england and wales, it'll be cloudy outbreaks of rain across northern england, wales, pushing into parts of the midlands and southwest england as the day goes on. 18 to the southeast of the weather front, behind it, we're talking mid—to—low teens. it'

all of this moving further southeast during the day.htening up in scotland as the rain clears away. not from the east and southeast until the afternoon, by lunchtime in northern ireland. 18 degrees in the south of the weather front, behind it we're talking mid to low teens. into the evening then, east anglia and the southeast seeing some outbreaks of rain move through. overnight into thursday patchy fog in wales and england, clear skies in scotland and northern ireland and northern england, where the coldest spots as thursday begins and won't be too far away from freezing with a touch of frost. on thursday, two separate weather systems. 0ne toward southern england taking cloud and some outbreaks of rain, some uncertainty about northern ireland. another strengthening the wind and bringing rain into northern and western scotland and parts of northern ireland. in between the two systems, many places saying drive many places saying dry with sunny spells. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines...

mild way to stay dry in the southeast. you see the area of rainfalljust the southeast.the of wet weather heading in as we move through tuesday night and into wednesday morning. again looking very wet across parts of scotland is my wednesday begins. from an area of low pressure, there is some uncertainty about the development and how strong will be as it sweeps across us on wednesday, then pushes up toward scandinavia. in terms of rainfall, notice just how wet it is across parts of scotland, northwest england. this area, quite squally down parts of winds. behind it, brightening up with a scattering of heavy, thundershowers in blustery winds. in terms of that wind speed, these are the average speeds, but you'll notice at the moment, if you're looking at the apple online. but there's the potential for something significantly stronger in terms of gus, may be 70—80 mph on wednesday. more likely they will be that strong but we have to keep an eye on that, there is a potentialfor disruptive winds during wednesday. throughout the rest of the beacon stay quite blustery, charts a

a chilly start again on wednesday morning across parts of east anglia and southeast england.you may be seeing some rain around. in fact, a damp start across much of scotland and northern ireland courtesy of this weather front, and that will take some outbreaks of rain into much of wales and parts of england during the day. it'll be very patchy and showery in nature. now, temperatures first thing, quite a contrast — from the ii in belfast, in glasgow, to the coldest parts of eastern and southeast england that won't be too far away from freezing. more cloud here compared with tuesday, but likely to stay dry until after dark. the rain, early on in northern ireland, clearing by lunchtime, taking till the afternoon before it pulls away from southeast scotland. sunny spells following behind into scotland and northern ireland, but for much of england and wales it'll be cloudy outbreaks of rain across northern england, wales, pushing into parts of the midlands and southwest england as the day goes on. 18 to the southeast of the weather front, behind it, we're talking mid—to—low teens

in the sunshine in the southeast feeling warm, 22 degrees.ine for the north as well, a bit cooler here compared to elsewhere. looking ahead to sunday. we have this line of cloud and ran across parts of the southeast. i could well linger into the afternoon. behind it, a with some sunshine and a rash of showers pushing across western parts of the country. those could well be heavy with the odd rumble of thunder and a somewhat cooler feel, has a 15-17 and a somewhat cooler feel, has a 15—17 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk government will call a snap election in northern ireland, after politicians in the devolved government failed to restore power—sharing at stormont. a date hasn't yet been announced. a 42—year—old man is charged with attempted murder, after the husband of the us democratic house speaker nancy pelosi was attacked in their california home. a new wave of deadly clashes in iran — with security forces firing on protestors. there have been a number of confirmed inj

david: southeast asia still? do i still chase indonesia? james: right now we have taken profit on indonesia and turned to neutral. but we think laces like thailand looks interesting because of the recovery, of global tourism, and the reopening in consumption is fairly robust. thailand is one market we continue to be overweight in southeast asia. rishaad: it seems like from a markets perspective that this quarter started off with mood music changing a little bit in how the federal reserve is going to behave and cracks opening up with the unified language they had previously. if we cease lower interest rate hikes coming through, what difference does that make for what you cover? james: well, at this stage what has happened with the fed and central banks is that they are going to bring inflation down. that is the top priority by the federal reserve. it is quite clear they would want a slowdown in growth. i think where the difficulty is is the labor market, which will be very important to watch out for and it might take a few months before the

that rain, rudy does get his hands together, we'll see some more heavy down posey to the southeast of south australia. adelaide sang some bacon foundry showers where to where the coming to western positive victoria through port ferry will see that right. making his way towards melbourne as you go on into monday, some more heavy downpours, more rain that does me more rain coming back into the saturated ground of ne southwell. so we will see further heavy showers, long spells of rain rolling through here. more flooding concerns and showers the longest bells have right also for time into new zeta, but not too bad. has some typically spring like weather coming through. not too bad into japan as well. some wet weather into northern areas of japan. los you drive to the korean peninsula, but a few showers for china. ah, ah, this is al jazeera ah.

a chilly start again on wednesday morning across parts of east anglia and southeast england.d. in fact, a damp start across much of scotland and northern ireland courtesy of this weather front, and that will take some outbreaks of rain into much of wales and parts of england during the day. it'll be very patchy and showery in nature. now, temperatures first thing, quite a contrast — from the 11 in belfast, in glasgow, to the coldest parts of eastern and southeast england that won't be too far away from freezing. more cloud here compared with tuesday, but likely to stay dry until after dark. the rain, early on in northern ireland, clearing by lunchtime, taking till the afternoon before it pulls away from southeast scotland. sunny spells following behind into scotland and northern ireland, but for much of england and wales it'll be cloudy outbreaks of rain across northern england, wales, pushing into parts of the midlands and southwest england as the day goes on. 18 to the southeast of the weather front, behind it, we're talking mid—to—low teens. it'll be into the evening, then

now you've mentioned you're not happy with howl southeast asian countries have responded. a foreign ministers from southeast asia will be shortly holding a special meeting in indonesia on the violence. and me on my what should or would you like to see come out of that? well, i think the, the, the 5 point consensus that i've seen has been trying to pursue for the last, almost 2 years in myanmar it has to be recognized that that hasn't failed strategy . that depended on good well from the myanmar military junta. and that there's been none of that. so it's time to move to a different policy one where the frontline states are willing to actually exert pressure against me and more. and that's not just a, you know, dis, inviting myanmar from all asi and events. but it also means undertaking actions are on trade and sanctions are dealing with myanmar as well. otherwise, asi on is going to have a perennial, a problem. it's going to have a pariah state as one of its members who continue to commit atrocities and every time another country or another block comes to talk to us. and al

all of this moving further southeast during the day. dark, and slowly brightening up in scotland as the rain clears away. not from the east and southeast until the afternoon, by lunchtime in northern ireland. 18 degrees in the south of the weather front, behind it we're talking mid to low teens. into the evening then, east anglia and the southeast seeing some outbreaks of rain move through. overnight into thursday patchy fog in wales and england, clear skies in scotland and northern ireland and northern england, where the coldest spots as thursday begins and won't be too far away from freezing with a touch of frost. on thursday, two separate weather systems. 0ne toward southern england taking cloud and some outbreaks of rain, some uncertainty about northern ireland. another strengthening the wind and bringing rain into northern and western scotland and parts of northern ireland. in between the two systems, many places saying drive with sunny spells. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: as russia launches more missile s

s there is overall, a huge positive reaction from the community across the south asian and southeasticularly if you think britain itself, things evolve over time and britain has been rapidly evolving as a multiracial multicultural entity over the past seven decades. rishi sunak�*s appointment as the first indian, hindu prime minister in britain reconfirms for the world that the uk is accessing its stronger talent pool. which may have been lacking earlier in decades. in the south asian community for britain, for decades, that demonstrated their capabilities as an economic and professional powerhouse and continue to substantially produce economic gains. but they have somehow been suffered, suffering from some of the nuances, negative nuances of racism and lack of recognition of the collective contributions. rishi sunak being appointed brings a strong wider acceptance in british society of this long overdue contribution. and across india and southeast asia, the far east also, there's a lot of media coverage about this appointment and rishi sunak is the second prime minister, european pr

a chilly start again on wednesday morning across parts of east anglia and southeast england.t, a damp start across much of scotland and northern ireland courtesy of this weather front, and that will take some outbreaks of rain into much of wales and parts of england during the day. it'll be very patchy and showery in nature. now, temperatures first thing, quite a contrast — from the 11 in belfast, in glasgow, to the coldest parts of eastern and southeast england that won't be too far away from freezing. more cloud here compared with tuesday, but likely to stay dry until after dark. the rain, early on in northern ireland, clearing by lunchtime, taking till the afternoon before it pulls away from southeast scotland. sunny spells following behind into scotland and northern ireland, but for much of england and wales it'll be cloudy outbreaks of rain across northern england, wales, pushing into parts of the midlands and southwest england as the day goes on. 18 to the southeast of the weather front, behind it, we're talking mid—to—low teens. it'll be into the evening, then, east an

so some early rain into east anglia in the southeast.l be still showers packing into western scotland. a few for northern ireland, north west england. north wales may be feeding on the breeze into the north midlands, but again many places will stay dry. and the strong wind in northern scotland will gradually ease later in the day. and it will be a cooler feeling day out there. now, overnight and into tuesday, there is a ridge of high pressure just extending across particularly southern areas. so here the wind will die off, there'll be clear spells and this is where on tuesday morning could well be a frost across parts of southern south east england in the very coldest rural areas to begin with. there'll be some early mist fog patches around to a lot of dry weather on tuesday. overall, it does look cloudier, though, and a weak weather front moving through northern ireland into western scotland will produce some patchy rain and drizzle. mayjust turn heavier towards northwest scotland later in the day. rain moving southwards on wednesday, r

what is different from other countries in southeast asia is that they bake incredibly, delicious bread. what is called french baguettes, it is clear that this also comes from the french heritage, very tasty and, uh, na streets of the capital of other cities. you can meet these same french lava -made baguettes, like a wonderful sandwich. well, not only is it a tradition, uh, baking delicious years. it seemed to us a very interesting laos. for example, laos, where buddhism is the main religion. there is a very symbolic ritual, the feeding of the monks. this is the oldest buddhist tradition. after all, according to the rules of buddhism, monks can eat only sediments, so you have to be not too lazy and become the cause of the central street of long prababurg cooked at dawn. and fruits and treat passing monks, it is believed that this way you can atone for one of your sins , traveling to laos is an opportunity to immerse yourself in an atmosphere of spirituality. to realize that there are unique corners untouched by time in the world, where everything goes according to the established order

a chilly start again on wednesday morning across parts of east anglia and southeast england. very patchy and showery in nature. now, temperatures first thing, quite a contrast — from the 11 in belfast in glasgow to the coldest parts of eastern and southeast england that won't be too far away from freezing. more cloud here compared with tuesday, but likely to stay dry until after dark. the rain, early on in northern ireland, clearing by lunchtime, taking till the afternoon before it pulls away from southeast scotland. sunny spells following behind into scotland and northern ireland, but for much of england and wales, it'll be cloudy outbreaks of rain across northern england, wales, pushing into parts of the midlands and southwest england as the day goes on. 18 to the southeast of the weather front, behind it, we're talking mid—to—low teens. it'll be into the evening, then, east anglia and southeast england start to see some outbreaks of rain — it'll be a milder night here into thursday morning. elsewhere, with clearing skies, it'll be a colder night and it'll start thursday no

region eight states of the southeast region one of the nation's population the mobile device. a landscape you could ever imagine and where we manage half a- billion dollar budget. kept the water clean. kept the land clean as much as we could engage with communities all across the state. from mississippi to the carolinas from florida up to kentucky tennessee hi. working to ensure that if you bring. you drank it or you start on it. it was safe. because that was my job. and so. my friend sent me a photo and she said never forget who did the work. and this was my team of who did the work. that was the leadership team. i need you to lift my spirits every time i see it as a selfie it was at the end of the ministration you see a very pregnant me. but you also see. the attorneys you see a chief of staff you see the system you see the deputy you see the people who are in charge of state and local government affairs. every woman in that room was in the leadership. of the environmental protection agency for our region and i think we did a hell of a job. all of you. as i say to all of my

region eight states of the southeast region one of the nation's population the mobile device. a landscape you could ever imagine and where we manage half a- billion dollar budget. kept the water clean. kept the land clean as much as we could engage with communities all across the state. from mississippi to the carolinas from florida up to kentucky tennessee hi. working to ensure that if you bring. you drank it or you start on it. it was safe. because that was my job. and so. my friend sent me a photo and she said never forget who did the work. and this was my team of who did the work. that was the leadership team. i need you to lift my spirits every time i see it as a selfie it was at the end of the ministration you see a very pregnant me. but you also see. the attorneys you see a chief of staff you see the system you see the deputy you see the people who are in charge of state and local government affairs. every woman in that room was in the leadership. of the environmental protection agency for our region and i think we did a hell of a job. all of you. as i say to all of my

rain clearing the southeast by lunchtime tomorrow. then most places having a dry, sunny day.he showers are into western scotland, a few for northern ireland, north west england, north wales and perhaps the north midlands. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: police in ireland have named the 10 people who died in an explosion at a petrol station in donegal. investigations are ongoing to establish the cause. it isa it is a huge impact to a small rural community, we are —— like they are all local people, they are all very much part of the community, all shopping in the local shop. officials in the ukrainian city of zaporizhzia, say 17 people have been killed by a russian missile strike on an apartment block. cabinet ministers are urging tories to rally behind prime minister liz truss, to avoid risk of defeat at the next election. in iran — protestors appear to hack into state—run television — as demonstrations against the regime continue. now on bbc news, the media show. hello, we're bringing today's media show to you from the heat of la. i'm at universal studios to meet one

stability of the oil market and reduce price volatility, as well as meet any growing needs of the southeast china to consider proposals for participation in the project is already ready. the azerbaijani state oil company sakar, let me remind you, is the first production at two fields. east wheel is scheduled for 2024. the americans actually came to a military defeat terrible, of course, the history of the terrible weather of the cold war. he was a master of covert operations in that the world was saved, from the third world one should have seen the figure of a powerful tall man with a neat parting. he became the judge in which history was entrusted to judge. it has become such a habit for me to sing for guys who leave in an hour or a week for military operations. to remove the level of being begins when you understand that death is real. there she is. that's when you feel real life. this is the tip of the spear of the russian world, we are eternal front-line soldiers. if you destroy the christian breath, your beloved will come, trouble. don't go for the stone. i will kill them all. heart of

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europe southeast asia and africa the president accepted the credentials of the ambassadors, who begin their mission in belarus, the details are in a couple of minutes. the program for the development of the arshan region has been completed by 85%. today the government assessed the implementation of investment projects at large enterprises. the belarusian army continues to check the combat and mobilization readiness of one of the units , an ordinary event caused a stir on the network, if we understand the grounds for concern in the draft disposition on october 5, the council of the republic will hold a single day of reception of citizens in the minsk region. while underway pre-entry. we met with those who applied earlier and whose appeals were answered positively 23rd round of the football championship did the hockey miner manage to win again in australia and how he played, we will tell you about sports together. we are open to any reasonable initiatives ready to strengthen bilateral cooperation and consider any point of view, this was stated today by our president at the ceremony of p

now this wet weather moves further south and southeast overnight and into thursday.ef gap before the next weather system coming in, but this one actually moving in from the south west. so actually, the rain hitting different areas on thursday. a lot of dry weather to begin with, but you can see the wetter, windy weather actually coming first into south west england on thursday. through more of the southern half of england into wales and actually southward towards northern ireland, whereas much of northern england and scotland will stay dry until quite late on. that rain will feed through overnight and into friday then around this area of low pressure, some strong winds moving in for friday, gales in places. in fact, for western scotland, we could see some gusts up to around 70 mph or so. so there could be some disruptive winds on friday and plenty of showers, perhaps even some longer spells of rain running in, particularly to scotland. a lot of fine sunny weather, although very blustery the further south you are. into the weekend, a trailing weather front clearing th

we explain the chinese attempt to suppress freedom of expression on you, k soil, and in southeast asia. how a maritime dispute with china impacts the lives of fishermen in the. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. a protest in the u. k against chinese leader shooting being and the communist party has spun into a high level diplomatic route. people outside the chinese consulate in manchester. many of them from hong kong were accosted by chinese officials beaten, and in one case dragged into the grounds of the consulate ah, around 40 people, including hong kong, exiles and britain, were protesting outside the consulate in manchester. the demo was aim to coincide with the communist parties twice a decade. congress in beijing at which he camping is set to secure an unprecedented 3rd leadership term. things escalated quickly for to chose a man in a bray, apparently consul general jung, show you an approach the protest and kicked down a pro democracy sign. does a flurry of movement and scuffles at the consulate gates. oh, the police arrive and tried to break up the ruckus. i don't we s

food and accusation came after a russian missile attack in ukraine, southeast and city of zap, parisha that killed at least 13 civilians engulfed in flames, half to saturday's explosion. now, president putin has pin the blame on ukraine. there's no doubt it was a terrorist act directed to the destruction of critically important civilian infrastructure on the author's perpetrators. and those who ordered us are the special services of ukraine was good. while ukraine hasn't claimed responsibility for the explosion, the bridge which has since partially reopened, is a key supply route for russian forces in southern ukraine. and keith has previously threatened to target it. putins accusation came hours off to russian missiles told her this apartment block in the southeast and city of separation. more than a dozen people were killed in the attack that had multiple residential buildings in the city which russia has struck repeatedly in recent weeks. as rescue, as in volunteers work to clear the rebel ukraine's president vladimir zalinski, condemned the latest strikes as terrorism, and urged th

many of us feeling that chill all the way down to the southeast. we're looking at temperatures well below normal for this time of year. so bundle up as you head out this morning we're looking at temperatures 36 degrees in minneapolis not going very far from the current temperature right now. 21 degrees below what is normal this time of year. tomorrow chicago, just 46. lexington 50 notice nashville, we're looking at temperatures only in the 50s as well. that's a look at t big weatherhe 60 degrees today in nashville. all right. it's a chilly start, guys. we'll see how long it lasts with the weekday forecast in just a minute >> we'll see you then. thank you, michelle. >>> the nfl's only undefeated team has no trouble staying perfect. plus, the rest of week 6 highlights. >>> turning tragedy into hope. a girl who witnessed the murder of george floyd shares her experience through a new children's book. , i switched to swiffer wetjet, and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one, that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. wetj

that system tries to make its way further east was still a few showers into the southeast. i feel little for as you move to the 2nd half of next week by that state. some very wet weather coming into a good part of new zealand on a driving when some horizontal rain to come here. then over the next couple of days, we'll see some wet weather moving its way across the far north of china over the next day, or 2, some very heavy right to me, to the southeast of china, very close to our tropical storm here. that's going to continue driving its way further north was right across, ty one aah! brazil's presidential election is going to a 2nd round on october 30th, incumbent hard line president. j bowles, fernando and former socialist president. legacy law are vine for votes, but which one is to re elect to brazil's highest office ongoing special coverage on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. i oh, i'll come back nearly all the results now

this center produces enough anti venom to most of southeast asia. there are some parts of the world west supplies, but desperately showed lou i moline side, and doha. here top stories on al jazeera inflation threatens to become a runaway train. that is, the warning from the head of the international monetary fund is a global economies hit by one chunk off to another. the head of the i, m f says the risk of global recession is at 25 percent. we cannot, we cannot possibly allow inflation to become a runaway train bed for growth and bedford people, but, but especially for poor poor, poor, poor people. and the i m. f has chastised the u. k. government off to its financial plans triggered chaos in the markets. a many budget reveal last month and the valley of the british pound. all tom knows more than 500 people have died in nigeria is was flawed than a decade. unusually heavy rain lead to the destruction of tens of thousands of homes. the you and the yemen. envoy is cooling on warring parties to renew their cease fire hands. greenberg blamed who the reb

so some early rain into east anglia in the southeast.chtime and for many places it'll be a breezy, sunny day. there'll be still showers packing into western scotland. a few for northern ireland, north west england. north wales may be feeding on the breeze into the north midlands, but again many places will stay dry. and the strong wind in northern scotland will gradually ease later in the day. and it will be a cooler feeling day out there. now, overnight and into tuesday, there is a ridge of high pressure just extending across particularly southern areas. so here the wind will die off, there'll be clear spells and this is where on tuesday morning could well be a frost across parts of southern south east england in the very coldest rural areas to begin with. there'll be some early mist fog patches around to a lot of dry weather on tuesday. overall, it does look cloudier, though, and a weak weather front moving through northern ireland into western scotland will produce some patchy rain and drizzle. mayjust turn heavier towards northwest s

pete: we begin this hour with a fox news alert as the aftermath of ian devastates the southeast. >> videos and the photographs don't do the devastation any justice down there. >> it looks like a bomb exploded down there frankly. >> we've been through irma, wilma on the east coast 15 years ago. this was something i've never seen in my life. >> i need you to get up in there and i'm going to hand her to you and you've got to hold her because we have another dog. pete: this morning a terrifying warning out of collier county, florida, 911 services are down as search and rescue efforts continue across the state. no word yet on when they'll be back online. so far 30 people confirmed dead. 27 in florida and more than 1 million people in florida still without power. rachel: ian making its third and final landfall in south carolina yesterday battering the east as a hurricane before surging inland as a post-tropical cyclone. several piers including this one on pawley's island collapsing into the water due to storm surge. will: we have team coverage with the latest and chief meteorologist mcreichmuth

one region also coming up police in iran, said if arrested dozens of protesters in the southeast as public outrage continues rights group say those in custody are at risk of torture or even death. ah, and i am told me your logical welcome to the program. the battle for you create a centering around a massive dam on you crazed. an e pro river cave has warned russia it'll head back harder if russia blows it up. president villa dimmers the lensky accusers, russia, planning to destroy the damn and send flood waters rushing towards hundreds of thousands of people. water from the dam is also vital for cooling. europe's largest nuclear power plant ends up a regia. moscow is telling it citizens that if the a hydro electric plant is destroyed, ukraine will be at fault. the massive kafka hydro electric power plant and southern ukraine with its huge water reservoir may soon become a weapon of war with devastating consequences. according to the ukrainian president russian troops supplanted mines in the dam. he says they are planning a false flag operation to trigger an enormous flood james. okay. and

the indian ocean and southeast asia also totally new. we never had southeast asian, the indian ocean, but specifically with the origins here. and with so many people from this area and being, you know, indonesia being one of the biggest muslim countries in the world, we really thought that should be included. the curators also want to stimulate the senses. there are plans to have displays with video music and even smells special exhibitions are being mounted to coincide with the world cup. one focuses on baghdad. iraqi capital was once the jewels our culture. so it's an appropriate choice. as doha briefly becomes the center of the sports world, catherine plans to open at least 3 more major museums by 2030, a push to consolidate place, as well. the cultural capitals of the modern middle east fenton mon, in al jazeera doha. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the main stories. now iraq's parliament has just elected a new president. 78 year old kurdish politician abdullatif. she'd once served as a minister for water sources. his election c